East Side High School - Torch Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 176 of the 1989 volume:

EAST SIDE HIGH SCHOOL Vol. 130 NEWARK, NEW JERSEY CONTENTS OPENING SENIORS FACULTY CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES SPORTS ADS CLOSING INDEX Top Right: Call Brickface а� а Stucco. Bottom Right: Hallway leading to the main office. Top Center: Newark at its best. Bottom Center: Trivia; Is school spelled with 3 o’s or 2? Left Corner: East Side Red Raiders. Bottom Left: Lights in the main lobby. || of us are heading in different А directions. We are off into a new world, a world of surprises and disappointments which will surely come. Like the branches of a tree, we will seek the sun where each individual can flower. Many of us will continue our education and go on to college. Some of us will join the Armed Forces and some of us will get married shortly “A New Beginning after graduation. It seems as if only yesterday, we were walking through the doors of high school, to a new beginning. Each of us experienced different feelings; fear, anxiety, and excitement. During those first years two words did not cross our minds: ‘Young Adults, the generation of tomorrow High school life will soon be over left behind us but stored within our memory. Our years at East Side will be but a chapter in our lives. There will be memories, of regrets, laughter, tears and success. There are not enough words to describe all we have expe- rienced in this limited space, therefore, it is up to each and every one of us to remember our special moments Top Right: A walk through time in 3rd floor, C-building. Bottom Right: Our old school name Top Left: School spirit. Bottom Left: Demands from the library. А t East Side High School, Students can truly be, Everything including ‘cool,’ Even if the future we cannot see. This school prepares you, In every way, If you are true, You can have a memorable stay. If you can’t see clearly, Just raise your hand, And if you still have problems, Raise your hand again. Teachers have helped us through time, And at East Side we had a start, We will remember good times in our minds, And good friends in our hearts. Top Right: Tell me, oh wise one. What is the answer? Bottom Right: Ronnie... Dazed and confused. Center: I'll give you $1.00 if you eat my lunch. Bottom Center: Peek-a-boo. | see you. Left: Ha! Real funny. Right: Which one of us gets to use the toilet first? Top Center: Kiss me, you fool! Bottom Center: Stop it! I’m turning red. À -— 4 (un y Top Left: To read or not to read? That is the question Left: Ill be right back! Bottom Left: | love Rock-n-Roll! Bottom: This is easier than | thought! “Spring Break 88” As signs of spring appeared, a few of us spent our tree time hanging out and others working. Then there were the lucky ones, those who journeyed to Disney World in Or lando, Florida. Those lucky people, as reported by Selma Bastos, enjoyed a week of frolic and wonder. What they experienced they brought back to share with us. Marilyn Fernandes said, I really enjoyed different types of food and the warm tropical sun. While Marisol Montesdeoca expressed, It was a magnificent trip and | would love to go again They visited the six different lands at the Magic Kingdom which were ‘Fantasy Land, ‘Frontier Land,’ ‘Adventure Land,’ ‘Tomorrow Land,’ ‘Liberty Square’ and ‘Main Street U.S.A.'. Such attractions as the ‘Pirates of the Caribbean 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea,’ ‘Space Mountain’ and ‘It’s a Small World’ which included hundreds of singing, in ternational dolls; were not only thrilling but also delightful Students explored the two worlds of Epcot Center which were ‘Future World’ and the ‘World Showcase.’ In Epcot Center, East Siders enjoyed a trip of communications through time in ‘Spaceship Earth’ and traveled around the world browsing from country to country Many students passed their time within and around Disney World and futuristic trains, also known as Monorails’ were provided for our transportation between parks. Some spent an evening dining at the Polynesian Village Resort where they experienced a Hawaiian Luau Others had a splash during the day in ‘Wet-n-Wild’ which was made up entirely of water-rides With all of these places to visit, time went by fast and they found themselves on their way back to school. Before we even realized ‘Senior Year’ was awaiting us = “м А | pS «1 | r w a f f. ! “Junior Prom” Heaven In Your Eyes’ a great name for a great Junior Prom. As everyone entered the Portuguese Pavilion look ing absolutely stunning, the room ech oed with laughter and excitement The room was dimly lit, but enough to see how well our prom committee had worked on all the decorations. The tables were covered in white table cloths with red and white balloons placed in the middle to give an extra special ‘East Side’ glow. At each place setting was a glass with ‘Heaven In Your Eyes, April. 29, 1988,’ etched on it, for this was a special night in our years at East Side High School and we wanted to remember all the wonderful times we have shared as a class. Mid-Right you're tick ling me Bottom alone? Center: Diane modeling for the camera Top Left: Mr. ( hill and Mrs joying themselves at the Junior Prom Mid-Left: Junior Prom King and Queen, Pedro Ramirez and Grace Faustino Bottom Left: I'll get you later! Cut it out Manny Right: Can you please leave us Salagaj, en : : i A = Top Right: Са� | see your cheat notes? Mid-Right: Isabel Sanchez and her friend. Bottom Right: East Side study habits. Top Left: Hmm! Good. Left: l'd rather be home sleeping. “A Typical Day at East Side We had a substitute for history today. We didn’t do much damage to the room this time. The only problem now is that some people are dazed and confused after they got hit on the head with one of the chairs. Okay, maybe it’s impossible to play baseball with chairs, but at least we tried Just after we thought we were going to die of boredom, the bell rang. Lunch time. The hardest decision we have to make all day is what we should eat for lunch. Stale bologna sandwiches or the meat watchamacallit. Whatever we chose, we’d play it safe, by paying someone to taste test it for us. If they didn’t die, we knew it was edible. On our way to our next class, we push and shove to get into our classroom, nearly to murder someone who is inside. As we finally make it to gym on time, and dress to play, the fire bell rings. “What's the wind chill factor today? 90 below zero? During seventh period, you're studying for the next and final class of an E.S. day and we find ourselves tired, hungry, thirsty, and sleepy. In other words we should be home watching T.V. The test is over and if you're confident you probably passed it with a high D. The bell rings once again and it's not a fire drill. As we walk out the building, we hear someone calling. And if you turn around it will probably be a teacher with a missed homework assignment. There- fore, do not turn around. Go straight home. Repeat. Go straight home. Right: Henry is busy right now, can | take a message? Bottom Right: Fou and Jose, “So how about those Mets?” Top Left: Oh, No! here she comes. Mid-Left: Fire drill . . . Again! Bottom Left: Hi! Top Right: So many men, so little time Mid-Right: Can’t wait to get out Bottom Right: Pass me the squeegee Center: Oh boy, Can you believe this picture Left: I'm exhausted! Lessons They said “we'd never make it, And they thought they were right But we kept on plodding onward Because we hoped we might And they shook their heeds in wonder That we lacked the sense to quit, But we held our chins up higher, And we didn’t mind a bit They said, “we would never make it As the problems multiplied, But we had to make an effort, And to know at least we tried So we dug our heels in deeper, Though sometimes our spirits lagged. And we shouldered what was lightest, And the rest sort of dragged. And we found to our amazement, At the ending of the day That what they said we couldn't, We had managed anyway. It only took three little words, Please help us, and we rid Ourselves of doubt, and all they said We'd never do... We did.’ Top Right: “Hey guys what are we doing tonight?” ““ think I'm washing my hair Bottom Right: Are we having fun yet? Top Left: Call me when the bell rings Mid-Left: Just hanging loose Bottom Left: Big Foot, strikes again “Expressions” East Side has a variety of student types. The lonely, the friendly, the shy, the conservative, the studious and the goldbrick actors. They have all left behind marks in some way or other. Top Right: Would you like a bite of my sandwich? Mid-Right: Hey! None of the bathrooms are open. Bottom Right: WARNING: We are conducting a major scientific experiment. Center: I’m not tired. | just look it. Top Left: Sandy ... you're making me excited. Bottom Left: Irma Cardoso . . . actually reading. East Siders, have their own special moods shown by facial expressions. Some change, some remain the same and others are in constant state of mobility. Regard- less of any circumstances these particular moments are special and will bring back memories of the sad ones, the quiet ones, the lonely ones, the happy ones, and the sometimes wacky ones, along with the dis- creet and the mysterious ones. Yes, we’ve got them all. Top Right: Drop ‘em, You're under arrest. Mid-Right: What does my horoscope say? Bottom Right: Oh no! Manny's bald spot. Top Left: | studied for this test | swear | did. Left: The new wave look. “The Best Is Yet То Be As wonderful as school days аге, So full of fun and laughter. The best and richest times we know, Will come a few years later. So we must close the door behind us, And as we turn away. We review the dreams and plans we've made. And hol d them fast today. Walk proudly as we move along. Feel young and strong and free. And let our hearts repeat these words, “The Best Is Yet To Ве.” Top Right: You know what his future profession is. Mid-Right: What did you say? Left: Laughing as usual, over the mad lips pad. Bottom: Hey look! A balancing act. Right: Oh God! О� е more day of boredom. Bottom Right: “Did you hear that? What Center: Do | look funny or what? Top Left: Confused teenagers at work. Mid-Left: Say Corny! Bottom Left: Hide-n-seek Top Right: Wow! I'm really enjoying myself. Mid-Right: Muscles toned and untoned! Bottom Right: We are all Wet-n-Wild. Top Left: Whatever this is, it sure tastes good! Center: I’m just hanging around. Left: Life size, Life saver. | TIT TII III II DIES 44 Poconos” The annual excursion to the Poconos proved to be another smashing success Students and chaperons alike let “their hair down, (except for Messers Chill and DiFrancesco) and enjoyed themselves immensely by participating in a variety of activities. Horseback riding, for instance, attracted such a large number of Seniors that waiting time exceeded one full hour. Another popular gathering place, the swimming pool, provided hours of fun and frolic for many. The most exciting time however, was the disco dance where the glittering lights and rock and roll music drove frenzied dancers to exhaustion We shall not quickly forget the Toga party, Mr. Chill's exhortations to have fun whether we wanted to or not, for the quiet, sleepy trip home Top Left: I’m going to the games at the Colosseum. Mid-Left: Snow-grass tobogganing. Center: What about James! Right: A picture savs a thousand words. Bottom Left: The Three Stooges — Roman style. Bottom Right: l've just been elected to the Roman Senate. GRADUATE graj-(e)wet n. 1. А person who has advanced trom grade school and has had the priv ilege to enter one of the high schools in Newark. 2. A very in telligent individual with the mental ability to read, to do homework, to eat pizza, to cruise, and to excel in physical education. 3. A person so well advanced at studying that he can, at the same time, appear to be listening to the stereo, watching TV or even sleeping. 4. A student, es pecially an East Sider, who deserves Congratulations and a world of good times. SENIORS А Ercilia “CeCe” Almeida Push It Dirty Dancing Going to Baione's class Luis “GT” Alves Girl “11 House You Twins The fun I had Grace Amaral I Need You Tonight The Untouchables One o'clock dismissals and tech. office Margarita “Margie” Ambrosio Strange Love Scarface Ricky, my friends, and good times Henry Anaya Love Bites Die Hard Senior year Aminah “Minah” Arnold Respect Me Hollywood Shuffle Bugging out with the guys Iris Ayala amoebas! Raul “Ra-Ra” Albarran Like This Three Men and a Baby Janette Ballester Adao Baptista А� а Barata Endless Love Pretty in Pink Friends Isabel Barbosa В Maria “Shorty” Barca Come On Let’s Go La Bamba Mr. Huling’s parties Aura Yolanda “Yoly” Barrascout Boy I’ve Been Told Fatal Attraction The Prom, graduation and friends Agustin Barreiros Claribel “Clarie” Barreto Change On Me Cocktail My friends Gloria “Gloe” Barroqueiro Promise Me 9 Y, Weeks Good times with best friend and Alex Selma “Teddy” Bastos Groovy Kind of Love Dirty Dancing Becoming a disturbed teenager Renata “Rina” Benatti What You Need The Lost Boys Hanging out and Band Katherine Benavides Foolish Beat Salsa Prom, graduation and friends И must be Monday! Araina “Ray-Poo” Boatwright Always and Forever ЕЛ. Winter Guard (86-89) Janice “Pinky” Bonilla Respect Me For Keeps Farad, East Side and my girls Nathaniel Boone Donna “Krip” Borger Am I Evil? Full Metal Jacket The 1988 Volleyball Season ) 21 В Richard “Stifíster”” Borges I'm Still Loving You Taboo, 1, Il, MI ! | forgot Deborah “Debbie” Borowicz South oí Heaven Pink Floyd “The Wall’ Partying under the Lridge Maria Botelho Paulo Botelho Lino “Stud” Branco Girl I'll House You Die Hard Cutting class Jose Brito Fantasy Girl Die Hard Good times with Lee and friends Sonia Bryant George “007” Butler Paradise City Predator Splash parties Eric “Eric B Bynum “И House You Colors Mrs. Suidmak Carla “Car” Cabrita I Wanna Have Some Fun Twins Friends and fun times George Cajeira America Calado Armando Calado Isabel “Beu” Campos Can't Live Without Your Love Secret Admirer The fun | had and friends C Frank Capra Break For Love Naked Gun junior year Betsy Betty Caraballo Respect Me For keeps Good times at E.S. with friends David “Julius” Carambot Always and Forever A Nightmare on Elm Street Day Sandy and | met Roberto Cordeiro Irma “Irmy” Cardoso Never Gonna Let You Go Rainman My junior prom; meeting my best friend Gabriella “Gabby” Carnicella I Wanna Have Some Fun Less Than Zero Fashion Show “88” Ismael “Junior” Cartagena Change on Me Lethal Weapon Girls and cut days John “Rocko” Casalinho Fantasy Girl Scarface Smoking and doing homework Nelson “Big Ben” Caseiro Love Bites For Keeps Cutting class Jose Castanheira Janette Castro Always and Forever Endless Love My summer of 1986 Carlos “Jaws” Catao Girl I'll House You Lethal Weapon Vacation to Florida Luis Cepeda White Lines Scarface Fights at E.S. Rafael “Ralphy” Cepeda Work It To the Bone Naked Gun The girls Fou's financial doubts С Yabin Chen Hold Onto the Night Police Academy My years at East Side Ying Chen Falling in Love with You And Yet We Live My friends and teachers Yong Chuan “Yong” Chen Bad Cocktail Friends Party Regina Chipelo You Don’t Know What You Got... Twins My friends and teachers Donna “Mom” Cholminsky Always and Forever Less Than Zero Mr. Duggan’s gym class w Krip Eunice Cirne The Search is Over Casablanca Friends and fire drills and Fil Joey “U-men” Ciuba You'll Never Find Another love... Twins Cutting school Corinne “C.C.” Coelho One More Try Who Framed Roger Rabbit? The good, bad, and ugly friends Elisa Lisa Colon My friends Jose Conceicao Welcome to the Jungle The Naked Gun First time | flew an airplane Joseph “Nick” Conklin Dam age Inc. The Holy Grail Fat birds don't fly William “Willie will” Cordero You'll Never Find Another Love Die Hard All my friends Please hurry! | have to go!” С Zacarias “Zac” Correia Still Loving You Twins All the best times during vacation Marlene Costa Every Rose Has It’s Thorne Last Dragon Friends Pedro “Costa” Costa Lost In Your Eyes Twins The times | spent with my friends Francisco “PiPo” Criado Girl IIl House You Space Ball The last day at East Side Jose Brito spending his time in detention Marie “MiMi” Crosta Always and Forever Fatal Attraction Summer vacation, cutting Antonio “Tony” Cruz Flame Naked Gun The day I leave Richard “Rich” Cruz Running With the Devil Twins Sleeping in class Fernando “Cuco” Cuco Little Respect Return of the Jedi Senior Year Margot “Magy” Cunas Lady in Red Nightmare on Elm Street Teachers trying to teach Ruben Cunas Amilcar “Tomy” Cunha Seasons Change Die Hard Cutting class Kariann Kar Cuomo Wish You Were Here Less Than Zero Hanging with Damage, Inc. Aderito DaCruz Endless Summer Nights Die Hard Eva DaCunha Careless Whisper Rainman Fagan's class, friends and firedrills Paul “Guido” DaCunha Love and Desire Naked Gun Parties at John’s palace Maria “Mari” Dantas Baby | Love Your Way Dirty Dancing My Prom day and my friends Orlando “Orly” DaRocha When The Children Cry Breakfast Club Friends and cutting Ana “Paula” DaSilva Always and Forever Fatal Attraction Hanging out, cutting with Alcides Anthony “Ant” DaSilva Break For Love Dirty Rotten Scoundrels Summer of 1987 and all my friends Antonio “Tony” DaSilva The Promise Scarface Senior Year Conceicao “Sweet С” DaSilva Love Bites Three Men and a Baby Fire drills Eduardo “Eddie” DaSilva Welcome To The Jungle Top Gun Freshman year Jacinta “Bubba” DaSilva Wild Thing Masquerade Mr. B’s hangout Maria DaSilva Mary DaSilva Born To Be My Baby Fatal Attraction Hanging out on the 3rd floor Rui DaSilva Break For Love Naked Gun Fashion Shows Maria Davila Love Bites Dirty Dancing Good times with Vic and friends Kristegna “Poochie” Davis I'll House You Child's Play The black wall of fame and friends Paula De Barros Spring Love Rainman Fun times with my friends Henry “Endy” Del Moral Strange Love Hell Bound My girl Mercy, and friends Jose “Speedy” De Matos I'll House You Stripped To Kill The good times Jack De Morais Susana “Susie” Diamantino Born To Be My Baby Rainman Bumping into everyone in the halls Maria “Maryjo” Dias Hold On To The Night Cocktail Teachers and Friends Rui DoCarmo Avelino Domingues Top Gun My friends and teachers Maria Dominguez Spring Love Dirty Dancing The Fire bells Eva Dosil Midnight Lover The Long Hot Summer Everything Shana “ Boom-Boom ” Dozier Born To Be Wild Coming To America Vailsburg High and East Side Darryl Drivers Jose Duarte Red Red Wine Raw My friends Natasha Duprey Lavenia Early Berentte Eatmon Fou Eng When People Are Strange Breakfast Club Friends and Pink Floyd Concert Lucy Esteves I Wanna Have Some Fun Lost Boys Fire drills and friends Paula Esteves Never Say Goodbye Cocktail Freshman year Silvia “Dingy” Facao Bad Rattle and Hum Graffiti and closest friends Alvaro “Alf” Farinhas Fast Cars Twins My friends, Rosemary and Freddy Alzira “Allie” Farinhas Groovy Kind of Love Coming to America My Oscie Anissa Faules Antonette Faulkner Grace Faustino Lover Why Red Dawn Splash party (May 20, 88) Jose “Joey” Febo Girl “11 House You Die Hard When I get out of here Fernando Felipe Carlos Fernandes Never Let You Go Critters I, И Graduation а� а good looking girls 28 Clara Fernandez Judy Fernandez The Promise Back to the Future Mr. B’s office, parties and friends Marilyn Fernandez Endless Love Cocktail Hanging out with friends Carla Ferreira Love Bites Cocktail My favorite friends Fernanda “Nanda” Ferreira Love Bites Police Academy IV, V Friends in Portugal Luis Ferreira Making Love Out Of Nothing At All Rocky IV The cutting days Margarida “Maggie” Ferreira Look Away Dirty Dancing Summer of “87” Paulo “Bacalhau” Ferreira When Children Cry Predator Girls months, 29 days 13 hours, 40 minutes and 6 seconds tor graduation but who's counting! F Margaret “Peggy” Flaherty Break For Love Youngblood Mr. Jay's biology class Rosa “Goolash” Francisco Love Is On Her Mind Tequila Sunrise Good memories in my senior year Dina “Dee-D” Freire Promise Me Dirty Dancing Junior Prom date and good times Antonio “Spike” Ganhito Welcome to the Jungle Fatal Attraction Memories of school and Pat Fagan No! won't the camera Fernanda “Fern” Garcia When the Rain Begins to Fall Dirty Dancing Trips with Portuguese Club Gerhard Garcia Spring Love Above the Law A good friendship Josepha Garcia Look Away Dirty Dancing Prom, graduation and friends Sandra “Sacha” Garcia Hungry Eyes Dirty Dancing First day at East Side Ana “Honey” Gareta When the Children Cry Dirty Dancing When I once again see my mother Jessica Garrido Fantasy Girl Dirty Dancing Volleyball Team Yon Gibson Antonio “Tony” Gomes Final Countdown Twins Friends = = Bir G Filomena Fil Gomes Unforgettable Fire (U2) All About Eve Band, friends, and Sophomore Year Betty Gomes Alda Goncalves Daniel “Danny” Gonzalez I'll Never Let You Go Coming to America The balloon fights freshman year Jacqueline “Jackie” Gonzalez Forever Young Dirty Dancing Art class, J J and lunch w triends Jackie “Airhead” Gonzalez Summer Girls Less than Zero Cutting class Suzette “Susie” Gonzalez Promise Me 9 Y, Weeks Dennis O'Neill and best friend Ruthy Marcellina “Shorty” Grant Giving You the Best that I’ve Got Child's Play Captain of cheerleaders and friends Lakesia Gray Super Woman I'm Gonna Get You Sucker Tercy “Terse” Guardiola Change on Me 9 Y, Weeks Hanging out in the halls Elena “Patty” Guerra Don't Worry Be Happy The Gremlins My first day in ЕЕ У. V Erick “Scorpion” Guerra Angel of Death The Metal Years My boring classes H Jeanene “Dimples” Hall Break for Love Raw My friends and teachers Caroline “Carol” Hammoud Because of You Above The Law Cutting Physics 7 and 8 Audra “Auddie” Hayes I'm Gonna Do Ya! I'm Gonna Git You Sucker Good times with Kim and Aminah Keisha Henderson Celeste Henriques Shake You Down Rainman Ms. Morahan, Donna Poturaj Encarnacion “Encarna” Hermo Nothing ... Love for You Dirty Dancing My freshman year Freddie Hermosa Noemi “Mimi” Hernandez Lost in Your Eyes Fatal Attraction Good times with my “Buddies” Monique “Bubba” Herring Superwoman Last Dragon Cutting Class Mary “Mary Beth” Hess Every Step You Take Dirty Dancing Trips with Mr. Huling Diana Hicks Respect Scarface Buggin out with Kesia N’dela “Doll” Hicks Piece of My Love Summer School Roger Hill Camille “Mille” Hines Hands to Heaven Nine Yı Weeks Graduation Chung Ho in The Air Tonight Lethal Weapon Sophomore year Ivor “Tobby” Hodgson One More Try Bloodsport jolly Good Time К Wilfred “Chino” Hurtado Sanatarium Nightmare on Elm St. Final Day of School Kristel “Princess” Irby I'll House You Coming To America Fashion Show Jacqueline “Jackie” Irizarry I Wanna Have Some Fun The Seventh Sign Friends, Alex, Fashion show Nidza “Nisey” Irizarry Respect Me Little Nikita Good times at East Side Monica Jeronimo I Want Your Sex Dirty Dancing Classes and Friends Reggie Magic Johnson I'll House You GIRLS and Football Season Denise Kowalski Love Bites Hanging out in the bathroom Rosemary “Bear” Krowl Don't You Want Me Young Guns Being crazy with Tita Julio stretching for an A! L Rebecca LaFuentes Lackhena “Catalina” Lam Don't Cry Rage of an Angel X-mas day '88 country roads Diana Lebron Jose Leitao Rhythm of Love Nightmare on Elm Street 111 Years at East Side Tara Levy Gisela “Gisi” Lisojo For Always Tequila Sunrise Meeting Vincent Bonilla 11- 25-85 Robert Lorenzo ЇЇ House You All Day | pulled the alarm Maria “Shorty” Lourenco Crazy For You Pretty in Pink Friends and fire drills Boy, can he sing! Filomena “Fil” Lousada All Cried Out Dirty Dancing Trying to get out of E.S.O.P Natalie “Nat” Louvado How Can I Fall Roger Rabbit H.R. and Mr. D'Agastini's class Belitza “Beba” Lugo Marlow Luna Girl “11 House You Midnight Run Cutting school x М Kely “Shrimp” Luzio Thought It Wouldn’t Matter Blue Lagoon Fun, friends and cutting school Sandra Sandy Macedo Let Me Be the One Fatal Attraction The day David and I met Anabela Bella Machado Always Top Gun Boys Joanne “Jo” Malave Don't Rush Me Beverly Hills Cop 11 Some teachers and friends Elizabeth “Elisa” Maldonado Arabian Nights Salsa Bugging out with Raquel and Milda Mirda “Mili” Maldonado Lost in Your Eyes Red Heat Good times spent with friends Ana Marculino Earth Angel Revenge of the Nerds І, 11 Good times with friends Maria “Mari” Marques Lost in Your Eyes Princess Bride Senior year and best friend Boy, can she dance! Paul Marques Boy I’ve Been Told Rambo Ill Fun times and looking at girls Raquel “Quel” Marques For I'll Always Love You No Way Out Winterguard, band and friends Sara Sascha Marques Love Bites Scrooged Teachers and friends at E.S. Victor Marques Open Your Heart Naked Gun М Angie Martinez Born To Be My Baby Less Than Zero My good friends Herminio Martinez Madelyn “Maddie” Martinez Cocomo Dirty Dancing Friends, freshman year and H.R. 363 Leonilde “Lee” Martins Spring Love Tequilla Sunrise Friends and swee theart Brito Joaquim “Jack” Matos Spring Love Fatal Attraction My graduation Sandra “Muffy” Matos Desire Rattle and Hum Friends and Mr. Fagan Manuela Mayah Don't Worry Be Happy Gremlins First day | saw snow Vilisia Maye Rui Meco Lethal Weapon Good times Anna “Elba” Medina Respect me Fatal Attraction Last three years at E.S. Emilia “Emily” Melo Promise Fatal Attraction Mr. B's hangout Luis “Chilly” Mendez Two Hart Stakeout First year in E.S.O.P Pauline “Polly” Mendez Endless Summer Nights “т Gonna Git you Sucka The best! Summer of ’88 Victoria “Mouse” Mendez All Night Passion Stakeout All my friends Fifteen minutes more and I'm out of here! М Bethy “Beth” Mercado Careless Whispers Dirty Dancing Fun times with friends Doris Mercado Take My Breath Away Top Gun Junior Prom Pedro “Mosquito” Mesquita Girl ЇЇ House You Naked Gun Junior Year Fernando Miranda Ismael “Papo” Molina Samantha Fox Demons All the good looking girls John Montalvo You Light Up My Life Lost Boys Little bit of everything Rogelio “Cougar” Montalvo Microphone Friend Predator E.S. football team (4-1) Delta Monteiro Midnight Lover Dirty Dancing Freshman year and cutting Luis Louie Lou Montes Get on the Dance Floor Twins The time I went to Florida Marisol “Mari” Montesdeoca Someone in the Dark Rainman Bugging out with my friends Jose “Cosmo” Morel Girl I'll House You Twins The 5th floor Manuel Morgado Lucia “Alenka” Mortola Hands To Heaven Fatal Attraction Best friends Marian and Mercy Jean “Baby Jean” Moten Respect Me Purple Rain Colorguard, basketball and band М Lillian “Lily” Muniz Scars of Love Fatal Attraction Having fun with friends James Napadano Jorge NaRega Lost In Your Eyes Fatal Attraction Lillian “Lily” Nazario Lost In Your Eyes Fatal Attraction Good times at East Side Leticia Nazario Lost In Your Eyes Color Purple My friends and teachers Javier “Jay” Negron I'll House You Hell Raiser The fun I had in school Edmundo Neves Gloria “Negrita” Nieves Thanks For My Child The Seventh Sign Good times in park and halls julia “Big Red” Nieves Can't We Try Again Dirty Dancing Mr. Bottino Lizette “Lissy” Nieves Careless Whispers Lethal Weapon Ms. Morahan, fire drills Gerardo “Jerry” Noda Work It To The Bone Die Hard Fashion Show practice with my friends Ray Norris Р Cristina Tina Ocasio Love Is on Her Mind Delirious Friends Ruth “Ruthy” Ocasio I Still Believe Fatal Attraction Fun times Choir | with Susie Felisbela “Bela” Oliveira Look Way Dirty Dancing Good times in East Side Helena Lena Oliveira Died In Your Arms Tonight Fatal Attraction Hanging out, cutting school Jose Oliveira Dennis O'neill Is It In Scarface Summer “88 Brenda Ortiz I Still Believe Coming to America Time | ran from Moselle Francisco Kid Flash Osorio Break For Love Colors The Day | get out of this School Lilyana Pablo Marian “Yary” Padilla Sincerely Yours Fatal Attraction Moselle chasing me and friends Ricardo “Fat Boy” Padilla Spring Love Wet Workout Playing around with the girls Wilmarie Padilla Twist and Shout Die Hard Running from Moselle Nazare “Nancy” Padinha Every Rose Has It’s Thorn Fatal Attraction Cutting and hanging out with friends llizabeth “Liz” Paredes Lost In Your Eyes Pretty In Pink The schemes Barbara and | planned Miguel “Jorge” Patricinio Love Bites Blood Sport Having fun with friends and going out Zelia “Zel” Paulo When The Children Cry Fatal Attraction Cutting and roaming the halls Sandra Pedro Pour Some Sugar On Me Naked Gun Friends Lino “Junior” Peralta Sincerely Yours Scarface Teachers Jeanette “Jeanie” Perez Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood Salsa Good times with my friends Jesus Perez Jr. I'll House You Lethal Weapon Fun times with my school mates Americo Rico Pinto Look Away Bachelor Party My classmates Dalia “Dali” Pinto Don't Want To Live Without Your Love Dirty Dancing Mrs. Valente's history class; friends Fatima Pinto Love Bites Fatal Attraction Days | cut school Joaquim “Jack” Pinto Here | Go Again No Mans Land Just hanging out Natalie “Nat” Pinto Forever Young Twins My locker art and fire drills Sandra Pinto She's Like The Wind Dirty Dancing Friends К Guilhermino “Gil” Pires Wishing On A Star Officer and Gentleman Fashion Show Pedro Pires Twins Corey “Big Hass” Pittman You Gots To Chill Wiseguy My friends Donna Poturaj All In All Pope of Greenwich Village Bathrooms, fire drills and Celeste Sandra “Doors” Puertas Every Breath You Take Raiders of the Lost Ark Good times, bad times and in-between times Sylvia “Silvy” Raimundo Wild Thing Elvira Freshman and Sophomore year Doyle “Ed” Raindrop The Wrath of Kane Raw Girls Alíredo Ramirez Pedro Ramirez Yoyo Get Funky Nightmares on Elm Street Girlfriend Kathy and Fashion Show '88 Miguel Rendeiro | thought it was funny! Florinda “Flo” Reverendo One More Try Dirty Dancing Times I spend with friends Javier Reyes Tarcio “Gio” Ricetti I'll House You E.T. Parties at Char . . .'s house William Rivera К Kim “Meek” Richardson Girl ЇЇ House You Coming To America 3rd period fire drills and my Ir. yr Gina “Jean-Jean No-Calffin Ricks Can You Stand the Rain Raw The East Side Senior Winterguard Luz “Lucy” Rios Silent Morning Three Men and a Baby When | married the man | Catherine Rivera Eugene Rivera Got To Find A Better Way Night Of The Demons Friends and memories Luis “Lou” Rivera Girl I'll House You Top Gun The good times 1 had at E.S.H. Margarita “Maggie” Rivera Seasons Change Beaches Fire drills Yorax “Yori” Rivera Respect Me For Keeps My best friends, Pinky and East Side Fatima “Tita” Rodrigues Every Rose Has Its Thorn Childs Play My best friend Laurie and fire drills julio Rodrigues The Flame Taboo |, Il, and II Lucia “Lucy” Rodrigues How Can I Fall Die hard Good times with my friends Manuel “Guido” Rodrigues Infatuation Iron Eagle 11 Good times with friends Maria Rodrigues Close My Eyes Forever Cocktail My boyfriend, teachers, and friends Juan “Jay” Rodriguez I'll House You Lethal Weapon Hanging Out William “Saeed” Rodriguez Eye Of The Tiger Full Metal Jacket East Side High and 1985 Jamie “Scrappy” Rodriguez Break For Love Scarface My first day in East Side Jorge “Sid” Rojas God Save The Queen Sid and Nancy My cutting days Luis “Lou” Romero Don't Be Afraid Scarface The soda machine Ana “Brujita” Rosario Hands To Heaven Above the Law The good times in 1988 Lihong Ruan Julio “Papo” Rubbet I'll House You Die Hard The girls Cesar Saavedra The Glory Of Love The Gremlins My graduation day and friends Elizabeth “Betty” Salgueiro Never Say Goodbye Dirty Dancing Fun with E.S. Winterguard and friends Enrique “Ricky” Sanabria Always and Forever Dumbo Jolly good times Luis Sanabria Kid-N-Play to Hype Twins My Friends Consuelo “Connie” Sanchez Turn Back the Clock Princess Bride Freshman year Sebastian “Chan” Sanchez A Day in the Life Blood Sport The hot dog truck Beatrice “Betty” Santana Welcome to the Jungle Fatal Attraction My friends, good times and band Paula Santana Hold on to the Night Overboard My friends and teachers Felix Santiago The Syphony Scarface Friends and memories of high school Maribel Santiago Lost in Your Eyes Fatal Attraction The first time | walked into E.S. Robert “Rob” Santiago Colors Colors My memories of all my years in H.S. Marisol “Maggi” Santiana True Colors Dirty Dancing My teachers and friends Helena “Helen” Santos Hold on to the Nights Fatal Attraction Friends and good times w them Jorge Santos Summer of 69 Police Academy The French club Elizabeth “Betty” Saraiva Love Bites Grease Good times w friends Marian “Mare” Scozzarro Ill Always Love You Alfred Hitchcock Movies Fire drills Carla Sena T Raquel “Rocky Serrano Sons of Rock Salsa Best friends, teachers and Fagan Elizabeth “Liz” Silva Lady In Red Cocktail Moments in Mrs. Valente’s class Florinda “Flo” Silva Fantasy Girl Dirty Dancing Friends and the good times Joao Silva Work It To The Bone Platoon Good times at E.S. Linda “Nessa” Silva Spring Love Thorn Birds The Summer of '88 Loretta “Retta” Sirman My Prerogative School Daze Trip to N.Y. with Ms Gonnelli Laura Soares Fantasy Girl Fatal Attraction Friends, Mike and fire drills Paul Soares Break For Love Scarface Summer of '88 Javier “Nev-One” Soto Don't Take Your Love Scarface Giris Olga Soto Yvette “Ivy” Soto Always and Forever Coming To America Fights after school Joao “Koe” Sousa Lost In Your Eyes Platoon Task Force Maria Tavares The Search Is Over Dirty Dancing Friends and 7th period lunch Lashonda “Shonda” Taylor It Takes Two Bloodsport Freshman year and fire drills about Chief? T Eusenelys “Nick” Tellez Scars of Love Die Hard Fashion show 88, Nieves friends Yolanda “Precious” Thomas Missing You Coming to America My freshman year and fire drills Laurie Torrao Virgilio “Virg” Torrao Paradise City Breakíast Club Students with hang-overs Denise “Dee” Torres Promise Me No Retreat No Surrender Being with friends Maria “Cookie” Torres 1 Still Believe Three Men and a Baby My senior year Ricardo “Task” Torres Loving Fool Die Hard First girl | made out with at E.S Danielle Tortorello Boy I've Been Told 9% Weeks My best friends and worst enemies Jose Vaqueiro Gracinda “Cindy” Valente Still Loving You Cocktail The memories of my friends and Manny Cindy Vargas Suddenly Hellraiser Becoming good friends with Cookie Mercedes “Mercy” Velazquez I Want You Now Roger Rabbit Waiting after school for my friend W Ana “Ana” Ventura I Wanna Have Some Fun The Morning After All of my classes Nuno Verde The Street Have No Name The Naked Gun The first trip to Miami Camelia Vidal Diana Vidreiro Bad To The Bone 9'5 Weeks Great times with friends and the King and Queer live happily ever after Cristina Chris Vieira Fantasy Girl Naked Gun All my good friends and the Guys Mario Vieira Where the Streets Have No Name Wierd Science Good times with my friends Michelle “Jerry” Vieira Chains of Love Dirty Dancing Meeting my boyfriend after school Paulo Vieira Jay “Amin” Wade A Day of Life They Live Friends, learning Mark “Brooklyn” Waldron I'll House You Football and girls Sean “The Atom” Washington Ain't No Half Stepping Robocop The girls Maryann Weber Break for Love Top Gun My homeroom Kenneth West Dorothy White I've Had The Time Of My Life Fatal Attraction Friends Carla and Marlene Timothy “Timmy” White Like A Child At Play Die Hard Friends and Aleetha Augustine “Tina” Williams Thanks For My Child The Blob School, Friends, Graduation Tachelle “Winkie” Winkey Superwoman Coming to America My Friends Barron “Lay” York Jack of Spade's Die Hard Cooling with the fellows Barbara Barb Zamora Kiss Me Deadly Licensed to Drive Schemes planned with Liz Jammie “Ninja” Zavala Salsa Scarface Enjoyable time with the Track Team jaime Kmetz 126 Alda Lagido 9 10% Angela Letra Arthur Lima Pedro Manata Michael Martinez Celia Miolietti Torrence Minatee Marilyn Napoles Edgar Nazario Uriel Ocasio Betty Olan Mark Olmeda Marisol Osuba Marizol Pagan William Pallito Stokely Palmer Lena Paulo Madalena Pedro Joseph Pellegrino Antonio Perreira Michele Perreira Rosa Perreira Elevteria Perez Cid Ramirez Antonio Reis Albino Ribau Fernando Ribeiro David Ritch Roberto Rivera William Rivera Paula Rodrigues Anabela Rosmaninho Lisbeth Ruiz Jamal Salaam Felicita Sanchez Aida Santiago Tracey Short Maria Soares Nuno Valente Rafael Vasquez Miguel Velez Paul Albino Manuel Antunes Margarida Antunes Lech Badzelewicz Phuony Bang Licinio Barbosa Guilherme Batista Craig Berry William Buttacavoli Claudio Cabete Luzia Cacoilo Ana Carvalho Pascal Clerigo 119 Ana Coelho Camera Shy Santa Colon Oscar Correira Miguel Cortes Edwardo Costa Paul Costa Orlando Cotto Nicole Crawford Thomas D’Amico Malcolm Da Cunha Andrew Darby (17 Celia Da Silva Adriana Do Pico Kiron Dunkins Jose Echandy Lino Fernandes Rui Fernandes Armando Fernandez Rui Ferreira Fernando Filipe Oswaldo Garcia Adalberto Gonzalez Roldan Gonzalez Filipe Graca Veronica Grimes Barbara Jackson Silvia Jesus Jason Jones “Seniors” About to graduate are we, Looking over the last four years, And trying not to shed tears. As we face Graduation Day There is the thought of no more play. And into the real world we'll go, What will happen to us we do not know FACULTY fae kelti � . 1. one who seeks а� - swers. 2. an individual who must have patience and the talent of speech to stimulate students to sleep. 3. a person whose peripheral vision is so acute that it has intercepted many test- cheating notes passed behind their back. 4. a honorable individual required to have expe- rience in Zoo training, target practice, main tenance, and behavioral psychology. 5. a spe cial teacher who deserves many thanks for accomplishing the impossible task which has led students to high school graduation. 4 “OIT TIT : Mrs. Rosenbaum with her winning smile. ROSTER OF SUPERIOR MERIT Francis |. Giantomasi is a lifelong resident of Newark’s East Ward. He graduated from Lafavette Street School in 1968 and East Side High School in 1972. After graduating from Saint Peter’s College in 1976, he attended Seton Hall Law School. He then served as a judicial law clerk to the Hon. Arthur J. Blake, Assignment Judge, Superior Court of New lersey. He was admitted to the New Jersey Bar in 1979 In 1983, Mr. Giantomasi opened his own law firm in the Ironbound Community. He employs three attorneys and several secretaries, who are East Side graduates. In addition to his law practice, Frank serves the community in many ways. He 15 an owner of a local cable television station, RTP USA, and the Portuguese Post newspaper. He is also on the Board of Directors of Ironbound Bank. Mr. Giantomasi has been influential in bringing world class soccer to the city of Newark and is an owner of the Newark’s Tigers’ soccer team. The Little League team sponsored by Mr. Giantomasi has won a number of local Championships. Last but not least, Frank is active in real estate development in the community and the city. Mr. Giantomasi 15 very committed to the Ironbound and the Renaissance of Newark Mr. Robert Н Wuijciak, Principal Mr. Joseph V. Chagnon, Vice-Principal Mr. Anthony Machado Vice-Principal Mr. James C. Mosselle, Vice-Principal Mr. Angelo Sena, Vice-Principal Mrs. Christine Taylor, Vice-Principal Dept. Choinpersons Mr. Michael Afflito Business Mr. Joseph Bottino Social Studies Mr. Paul Cutrino Science Mr. Louis Guarino Technical Ms. Elizabeth Jackson Bilingual Mr. Peter Lardieri Guidance Mr. Pasquale Raimondo Math Mr. Tony Russel Physical Ed. Mrs. Thelma Staples English Left: “Eddie, | think | found the problem.” Right: “Don't bother me I'm thinking.” Mr. Theodore Burns Mrs. Vivian Caamano Mr. Sam D’Errico Mr. Orlando DiFrancesco Mr. Frank A. Fiorito Mrs. Marie Giantomasi Ms. Cynthia Jimerson Mrs. Amy Kamen Mrs. Mary T. Leonardis Mrs. Lee Marchetti Dr. Martin S. Massler Mrs. Marion Matarrazo Bottom Pic.: Emily, There is no such word as youse.” Upper Left: Students at their best. Upper Right: “That can’t be true, Natalie Mrs. Selma Metal Ms. Connie A.Morahan Mr. Anthony Moreno Mrs. Linda Petrillo Mrs. Lucille Ponsoda Mrs. Teresa Puliti Ms. Marie Salandra Ms. Kathryn С. Siudmak Ms. Edwina Wiss Left: Mrs. Di Piazza correcting Mid-term exams. Right: “Renata, don't forget to square the root of 89. Mr. Lawrence Anania Mrs.Pamela Clark Mrs. Antoinette Di Piazza Mr. Angelo Gatto Mr. Joseph Grissett Mr. Michael Hahn Dr. Raymond Lindgren Mr. Victor Mossa Ms. Carol Polakowski Mr. Jorge L. Rodriguez Mrs. Deborah Salagaj Ms. Eleanore M Swykowski Mr. Richard Trimarco Mr. Ernest Travisano Mrs. Patricia Young Left: So what's next, Lucy? Lower Left: Lost in Algebra. Top Pic.: And this in only period one! Right: Just the two of us. Mrs. Maria Capik Mrs. Mariana Castanheira Mrs. Isabel Duarte Mr. Dominick Pontoreiro Mr. Zeke Tosun Ms. Virginia Wright Foreign Language Music € Art Mr. Joseph Baione Mr. Edmund De Noia Mrs. Molly Jay Glover Dr. Helenmarie Pellegrino Ms. Elaine Zenna Left: Friends forever. Right: One, two, three hit it! Social, Studies Leonard Chill Pat Fagan . Raymond Malanga Rachel Millard Top Pic.: Caught in the middle of finals Bottom Pic.: Let's not all answer the same question Top Left: Let’s see what happened yesterday. Top Right: It’s not Colombia it's Columbus. Mr. John Palumbo . Gregory Palumbo Peter S. Rubas Susan Tereski Glenn Zenga Physical, Education «у? 5 04 w ;‏ کڪ ee RED as‏ Top Pic.: Us seniors stick together. Mr. Duggan searching the classified. Mrs. Kathryn Alexander Mr. John Banias Mr. Mario Blasi Mr. Ollie Dickerson Jr. Ms. Elizabeth Dilla Mrs. Agnes Dominguez Mr. Kevin Duggan Mr. John Hughes Ms. Lisa Marie Megaro Mrs. Josephine Steele Ms. Virginia Werner Left: Who's is this? Right: Why four laps? Mr. Gamal Andraous Mr. Joseph F. Cicone Ms. Jeanne Gonnelli Mr. Hubert Huling Jr. Top Pic.: “This looks like the right substance.” Bottom Pic.: Hey! It's dark in here. Top Right: “What do | do with this?” Mr. Lawrence D. Jay Mr. Barrett King Mrs. Ruby G. Roberts Mr. Eladio Torres Mr. Joseph Zoppi we = y - Г“ gl ‘os - ğ 2. Е © a Mr. Fred М. Engel Mrs. Gail Groninger Ms. Lauretta |. Hudson Mr. Thomas Messineo Mrs. Carolyn T. Parm Mrs. Nancy Ruggeri Far Right: What program are you working on, Nelson? Bottom Left: Check the spelling on this one. 8 8 0 O Top Pic.: “What page is it on?” Bottom Pic.: The familiar typing keys. Mr. Ronald Ruggeri Mrs. Carol A. Sangale Mrs. Josephine Vick Mrs. Marylin J. Wood Тор Left: The art of triangles. Right: Mr. Mitchell points out the problem. Mr. John Ardito Mr. Anthony Bruno Mr. Paul K. Decker Mrs. Vivian Gaskins Mrs. Maria Markatos Mr. Joseph Matrisciano Mr. Cipriano Neves Mr. David Robertson Mrs. Violet Smiley Mr. Joseph Wagner Top Pic.: “Luis, now do you understand?” Bottom Pic.: Let's look at these plans, Grace.” —— Mr. Joseph Cullen Ms. Gloria Faison Mrs. Louise James Ms. Tracey Tucker Ms. Gail Velox Mrs. Doretta Johnson Librarian Mrs. Domenica Pellerito Librarian Mrs. Mariam Rosenbaum Librarian Left: Are we a little ticklish? Right: Mrs. Pellerito busy at Special, £d. � ош Top Left: “Let's file these charts away. Top Right: “It's been a long day.” Mr. Richard Fiore S.O.S. Dr. Eugene Grant Speech Therapist Mr. Stephen Leonardis Athletic Department Ms. Elizabeth Prystauk Basic Skills Secretary Mr. Manuel Silva Crisis Intervention Ms. White Nurse Mr. Thomas Wichowski Drug Counselor Ms. Vernie Young Basic Skills Coordinator Ms. Cox Custodian Ms. Lindsay Custodian Ms. Lucy Nyars Custodian Mr. Williams Custodian Mr. Martin Blume Mrs. Terese R Capriglione Mrs. Olga T. Cavanagh Mrs. Olinda Figueiredo Ms. Elizabeth Marinello Ms. Debra Naporano Mrs. Patricia Nelson Mrs. Bette A. Rosen Mrs. Siomara Sanchez Mrs. Hattie Solomon Right: Pascual imitating an artist. Lower Left: Take my advice and go to college.” Bilingual Dept. Alayon Mr. Manuel Barroqueiro Mrs. Maria A. Cossio Mr, Tarciso Lopes Mrs. Juliet Masini Mrs. Ana S. Ramos Mr. Rendeiro Mrs. Belen Reyes Mrs. Maria Rodriguez Mrs. Maria D. Roig Mrs. Esther Schneider Mrs. Maria Valente Mrs. Aurora Viera Left: “Avelino, did you copy this? Vieira Ms. Davis Mr. Gordon Ms. Lockett Mr. Robinson Ms. Southall Secretaries Substitutes . Pilar Caamano . Rose Cifelli . Fede . Ann Ilaria . Jean Marasco . Anne Pelose . Beverly Serritella . Elaine Tremarco Mr. Dominick D'Agostino Ms. Michelle Goldstein Mr. Aka'a Nash Mr. Anthony Parisi Mr. Joseph Regale Mr. Bernard Zimmer Would vou like to leave a message? In Memoriam “Мо та� is an Island of it self; every та� is a peace of the Continent, a part of the maine; if a Cloud be washed away by the Sea, Europe is the less, as well as if a Promontorie were as well as if a Mannor of thy friends or of them owne were a mans death diminishes me, because | am involved in mankind, and therefore never send to know for whom the bell tolls; If it Tolls For Thee.” John Donne Each of us at East Side High School has been diminished by the loss of Mr. Robert Krolin and Mr. Sal Zarro, for each man, over the years, has touched our minds and hearts with his own special and unique talents. Mr. Krolin will always be remembered for his unselfish gift of TIME. He always had time for us. He was never so far away that we could not reach out for him. Whenever we needed him, he was always there for us. He lived to help us realize our full creative potential, and we did just that, over and over again. Each time we rose to new heights, we were inspired to achieve through his example of com mitment, dedication, and pursuit of perfection. Mr. Zarro’s kind, caring, gentle, presence made us feel safe, loved, and secure He was the father figure so many of us needed. We excelled simply because he did, and he expected us to do the same. We looked forward each day to his class, where we were gently, but, so ever firmly encouraged to be the best we could be! All of us who have been inspired by the unique capabilities of Mr. Krolin and Mr. Zarro will never forget them for the aura of their spirit will be with us forever; however it saddens us to reflect that these hallowed halls will echo nevermore to the physical sound of their laughter and their sage words of advice and love Requiat In Pace IN APPRECIATION There is someone special who devoted much time and work making our Class events fun and successful. Someone who in his twenty-eight years of teaching has been a class advisor for twenty-five of those years.In all of that time he never said he didn't have the time to answer questions. He never neglected his charge as “Dutch Uncle” to his Seniors, making sure that their final year at East Side would be mem orable Mr. Chill is a teacher as well as a friend.If anyone had a problem, whether it be personal or school related, he is always willing to discuss it even with all his running around selling trinkets, shirts, plush toys, Florida trips and Poconos trips, he still finds a moment or two to just sit and advise His attention and patience will not soon be forgotten. The Class of 1989 expresses its sincere gratitude to the dedication Mr. Leonard Chill gives to East Side High School IN RECOGNITION Dr. Raymond Lindgren, a former East side student himself, has been teaching mathematics at East Side for the past fifteen years. He has always directed his energy and effort to encourage all of his students to attain academic excellence. In addition to his classroom duties, Dr Lindgren has been active with the Parent Teacher's Student Organization and continues to be a strong supporter о! the Winterguard, contributing unselfishly of his time and managerial ability to that stellar organization. Dr. Lindgren has been one of the outstanding positive forces behind East Side students. During times of need he has proven to be dependable and concerned for the individual as well as for the cause of education. Reaching out and helping people are two of his ideals. Dr. Lindgren can not only be looked upon as an adult to a student but also as a special friend. His sense of humor is also a great sign of his friendliness. The Class of '89 takes this moment to give Dr. Lindgren the recognition he richly deserves. CLUBS AND ACTIVITIES - e ; m [] = ; аи a . а East Side High School is filled with all kinds of Clubs and Activities which any student or staff member can participate in. Many students enjoy spending their time and being involved with their particular clubs ASPIRA CLUB Row 1: Elizabeth Maldonado, Raquel Serrano, Tamara Hernandez, Vanessa Scozarro, Mrs. Sandra Donhert — Counselor. Row 2: Mrs. Wilma Orologas, Tony Ganhito, Diana Lebron, Imtieas Amirbaksh. Row 3: Gloria Nieves, Javier Soto, Lucia Mortola, Marian Scozaro. Ein an Left: Lounging out before a meeting. Top Right: President discussing next meeting with one of her Aspira Club colleagues. Bottom Right: Lucia Mortola, president of the club, giving one of her best smiles. AUDIO VISUAL AIDS CLUB Row 1: Mark Tymochko, Jose Mendonca (Treas.), John Meyer, Jose Ferreira (Pres.), Francisco de Pinho (V-Pres.). Row 2: Mr. Paul Cutrino, Jessica Da Vila (Sec.), Claudia Caetano, Jack Matos, Selma Bastos. Top Left: New members being instructed on the operation of the video camera. Bottom Left. Claudia wondering what Mark sees through the camera lens. Right: Everyone smile for my camera now! BLACK HERITAGE CLUB Row 1: Jeanene Hall, Kristenna Davis (V.P.), Nathaniel Boone (Pres.), Marcellina Grant, Kristel Irby. Top Left: Did she get my name down? Bottom Left: Look at that roach. NO! Look at the camera. Right: One last look at 1989 Black Heritage Club members. CHEERLEADING Row 1: Kutina Wyckoff, Gwendolyn Cox, Haqikah Delaney. Row 2: Jennifer Esteves, Jeanene Hall (Co-Capt.), Ms. Michelle Goldstein (Adv.), Marcelina Grant (Capt.), Larraine McCrea. Left: A pyramid and a half! Top Right: East Side's Rockettes. Bottom Right: Looking good at a football game. Row 1: Tony Ribeiro, Alex Yantin, Xavier Rebet, Nathaniel Boone, Gil Pires, Philip Wilson, Jose Rodriguez, Marco Couto, Ted Fadrer. Row 2: Paula Sales, Jeanene Boggs, Gina Goncalves, Sandra Bernardo, Michelle Bastos, Kathleen Mariano, Eric Hinds, Yolanda Chester, Mia Fairley, Ramonita Reynolds, Jeanette Ballester, Donna Mitchell, Maria Mendonca. Row 3: Mr. Bowles, Caroline Hammond, Libby Paulo, Maria Dias, Mrs. Glover, Shantel Morales, Delfina Balhete, LaChelle Miller, Qurian Oglesby. Row 4: Rosa Marques, Aurea Gonzalez, Michelle Veira, Sara Marques. Missing: John Meyer and Jose Mendonca. Left: Mrs. Glover keeping the rhythm together. Top Right: Mr. Bowles helping out by giving a few extra cues. Bottom Right: Shantel showing off her beautiful voice. CLOSE UP PROGRAM ‘89 GROUP — Lackhena Lam, Mr. Raymond Malanga (Advisor), Selma Bastos, Dina Freire. Top Left: A look at the Jefferson Memorial. Bottom Left: Just back from a convention and looking forward to the next. Right: For those East Siders’ who have never seen the Capitol, this is what it looks like. COMPUTER CLUB Row 1: Carlos Catao (V.P.), Jose Duarte (Pres.), Mark Tymochko, Pauline Mendez (Sec.), Mrs. Salaga (Advisor), Lucia Mortola (Treas.). Row 2: Yung Chen, Mafalda Da Silva, Deolinda Reverendo, Dina Afonso, Isabel Marques, Sandra Afonso, Antonio Reis, Jorge Santos. Row 3: Licinio Varino, Jack Matos, Francisco de Pinho, Fernando Cuco, Henry Anaya, Antonio Gomes. Left: Hey, let me copy that program. Top Right: Working desperately to complete a program deadline. Bottom Right: Waiting to use the color computers. DRAMA CLUB Row 1: Mrs. Matarazzo, Luis Montes, Peggy Flaherty, Silvia Goncalves, Dina Marques, Kely Luzio, Consuela Sanchez, Florinda Reverendo, Marian Padilla, Marilyn Fernandes, George Butler. Row 2: Tania Correia, Marisol Montesdeoca, Lucy Rodrigues, Alda Lagido, Janette Castro, Jose Brito, Elizabete Saraiva, Raquel Serrano, Mellie Torres, Wendy Cortez. Row 3: Jacinta Silva, Julie Nieves, Emilia Melo, Brenda Ortiz, Joe Pellegrino, Wilmarie Padilla, Helena Santos, Margarida Ferriera, Leonilde Martins, Margaret Ambrosio. Top Left: Shall we go over the dance routine once more. Bottom Left: Julie working on some background scenery. Right: We have two minutes left, let’s rehearse that line again. ENGLISH LITERARY MAGAZINE Row 1: Lackhena Lam, Nidza Irizarry, Gloria Barroqueiro, Mrs. Morahan. Row 2: Geraldo Yeye, Eva da Cunha, Mary da Silva, llizabete Paredes, Barbara Zamora. Left: Looking for some material. Top Right: Taking a few minutes before reciting a poem. Bottom Right: llizabete putting down some last moment thoughts for a poem. Е.5.Н.5. BAND Row 1: John Olivieira, Mirna Ventura, Jean Moten, Raquel Marques, Filomena Gomes, Anthony Hargrove. Row 2: Arcindo Simoes, John Ferreira, Fernando Lopez, Mike Rendeiro, Renata Benatti, Beatrice Santana, Paul Santos, Jose Silva, Jason Cicalese. Row 3: Joaquim Matos, Armando Fernandes, Jorge Pires, Nelson Figueiredo, Angel Gonzalez, Jose Silva, Moses Cortez. Top Left: Senior band members being acknowledged. Bottom Left: Baby Jean trying to choke her friend Raquel. Right: Rehearsal of the Jazz, Rock, Dance Band for their final performance to the Class of ‘89. ESAS: DRILL. TEAM Row 1: Jose Sanchez, Elizabeth Salgueiro, Raquel Marques, Sheisha Pitts, Araina Boatwright. Row 2: Bethy Mercado, Nate Toney, Jean Moten, Olga Soto, Gina Ricks, Miosotis Rodriguez. Row 3: Alice Cunha, Salena Garettson, Nathaniel Boone, Sandy Rivera, Grizole Martinez. Top Left: Some of the beautiful artwork shown in East side Winterguards' flags. Bottom Left: Boom-Boom getting ready for his next performance. Right: Nate watching his rifle swirl into the air. Е.5.Н.5. MATH LEAGUE Row 1: Jack Matos, Licinio Varino (V.P.), Dina Vidreiro (Treas.), Isabel Marques (Sec.), Sergio Ferreira (Pres.), John Meyer. Row 2: Mrs. Di Piazza (Advisor), Florinda Reverendo, Helena Santos, Lackhena Lam, Jessica Da Vila, Sandra Afonso, Tony Galante, Mafalda Da Silva, Elizabeth Fernandes, Elvy Paiva, Claudia Ribeiro, Mrs. Polakowski (Advisor). Row 3: Juan Sanchez, Rosa Amaral, Rosalyn Soares, Deolinda Reverendo, Carla Sousa, Marcia Carneiro, Ana Abrantes. Row 4: Jose Branco, Alexander Maldonado, Anthony Melava, Nicole Periello, Francisco de Pinho, Claudia Caetano, Catarina Dias, Ingrid Padilla. Left: Claudia always willing to help out her organizations. Top Right: Always together even in the Math Club. Bottom Right: Catarina running one of her daily errands. FASHION SHOW STAGE CREW GROUP — Mary Hess (Stage Manager), Selma Bastos (Assistant Stage Manager), Jamal Salaam, Slavio Medina, Jason Jones (Muscle Men), Antonio Lourenco (Curtains), Grace Amaral, Marcelo Pereira, Jackie Gonzalez (Lighting Crew), Maria Tavares (Props), Monserrat (Illusionist). Left: Partying backstage! Top Right: Mary usually giving orders many don't bother with. Bottom Right: Being one of the “Muscle Men’, one must move many heavy objects. FORENSICS TEAM GROUP — Manuela Neto, Paul Santos, Barbara Zamora, George Butler, Jennifer Conklin. Top Left: Basically, we took enough pictures already. Bottom Left: Me and my shadows! Right: Hey George, let's have a normal conversation. FRENCH CLUB GROUP — Corinne Coelho (Pres.), Betty Gomes (V.P.), Jorge Santos (Treas.), Sandra Puertas (Sec.), Consuleo Sanchez, Linda Silva, Christine Clerigo, Liberia Paulo, Michelle Vieira, Fernanda Garcia, Siliva Gonclaves, Dora Da Silva, Maria Esteves, Celia Pereira, Anabela De Oliveira, Isabel Campos, Helena Santos, Florinda Reverendo, Lackhena Lam. Top Left: Always together whether in this club or outside of school. Bottom Left: | hope I’m not late for the meeting. Right: My underwear is falling! FRIENDS AGAINST DRUGS CLUB GROUP — Mr. Zoppi (Adv.), Ulpiano Pinero, Jose Lopez, Michelle Bastos, Miguel Pires, Jose Leitao, Tony Badin, Carlos do Carmo, Mark De Oliveira, Lisa Adao, Jamie Kmetz, Michele Rodrigues, Isabel Parada, Paula Fernandes, Paul Santos, Zoraida Martinez, Zulmira Oliveira, Lauri Bonilla, Cristina Marques, Manuela Neto, Jennifer Esteves, Robert Thompson, Roland Febles, Peter Contreiras, Sean Neves, Andy Santangelo, Artie Mirabelles, Tina Goncalves, Judy Soares, Jorge Pires, Diana Fernandez, Jennifer Teixeira, Isael Rojas. Left: Pay attention this is important. Top Right: Mr. Zoppi counseling at one of his meetings. Bottom Right: Following along with the reader. JUNTOR CLASS OFFICERS GROUP — Mrs. Salaga (Jr. Class Advisor), Dina Vidreiro (Treas.), Paul Cerqueira (V.P.), Claudia Nieves (Pres.), Jessica Da Vila (Sec.), Mrs. Capik (Advisor). Left: Tamara going over her busy schedule. Top Right: Arguing over what to sell next. Bottom Right: Guys discussing last night’s hockey game rather than the meeting. LIBRARY STAFF GROUP — Mrs. Rosenbaum, Mrs. Pellerito, Jessica Da Vila, Catarina Dias, Consuelo Sanchez, Tania Davis. Missing: Mrs. Johnson. Left: Our East Side Library Staff. Right: Desperately seeking file card. NATIONAL ART HONOR SOCIETY Left: Anthony hurrying to get to Dr. Pellegrino’s art class. Top Right: Ana sketching something artistic. Bottom Right: Ying working to the bone. Row 1: Anthony Pereira, Mia Fairly, Li Hong Ruan, Ying Ying Chen, Catarina Dias, Fernando Almeida. Row 2: Cecilina Carvalho, Donna Borger, Antonio Silvestre, Ana Marculino, Bethy Mercado, William Pillajo, Charles Castro. Row 3: Gus Filipini, Robert Lorenzo, Antonio Galante, Paul Cerqueira, Dr. Helenmarie Pellegrino (Advisor). NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Row 1: llizabete Paredes, Henry Anaya (Pres.), Renata Benatti (V.P.), Cindy Valente (Treas.), Helena Santos (Sec.), Emilia Melo. Row 2:Margarida Ferreira, Brenda Ortiz, Lackhena Lam, Grace Amaral, Florinda Reverendo, Fou Eng. Row 3: Corinne Coelho, Jeanette Perez, Dina Freire, Selma Bastos, Peggy Flaherty, Jose Duarte, Tony Gomes, Dr. Pellegrino (Advisor). Top Left: Going over fundraising ideas. Bottom Left: Selma showing us some of her humorous faces. Right: Two fun-loving gals! PORTUGUESE CLUB Row 1: Sandra Zacarias, Sara Marques, Madalena Pedro, Maria Joao Dias, Jose Couto (Treas.), Ana Marculino (Pres.), Avelino Domingues (V.P.), Ana Gabriel (Sec.). Row 2: Paula Santana, Monica Jeronimo, Kely Luzio, Frank Oliveira, Ana Barata. Row 3: Nuno Silva, Liliana Santos, Helena Duarte, Paula Martins, Jose Sousa, Helder Correia, Marcelo Costa, Joao Catarino. Row 4: Fernanda Bernardo, Elizabeth Duque, Ana Lourenco, Sandra Oliveira, Sonia Barata, Paula Costa, Else Pedro. Row 5: Silva Fernandes, Carmen Coelho, Angela Letra, Marina Lucas, Sandra Pedro, Lucy Cacoilo, Anderson de Sousa, Marcelo Pintor. Row 6: Christine Clerigo, Maria E. Ferreira, Celia Valente, Ana Guia, Margarida Cardoso, Maria Ferreira. Row 7: Antonio Pereira, Carla Carvalho, Christina Santos, Carla Nogueira, Rute Azevedo, Sandra ento, Luis Nascimento, Alda Lagido. Row 8: Miguel de Oliveira, Jose Santinho, Rui Silva, Luuis Coelho, Nelson Sousa, Joao Pinto. Е 5 M f А Portuguese Club PORTUGUESE CLUB The purpose of the Portuguese Club is to develop the 05 ACADEM | rns expert knowledge of the Portuguese language on a conversational level and the awareness through contact with 4 EAST B i DEH | GH SCHOOL its customs and morals. Some of the main functions of the Portuguese Club are ‹ : , и the magazine, “Os Academicos,” edited by the students and а ® da the Portuguese Folk Group, where the students perform the many Folkdances from Minho to Algarve and also from Madeira and Acores. Other activities include visits to different Colleges and Universities, where the Portuguese language is taught. These visits usually take place during the Carnival time in February. Also, two trips during Christmas and Easter vacations. The participation of the club members in the parade, during the “Portugal Day” festivities and our Annual Picnic, held in June, which includes present and past members. The most significant contribution that this club offers to its student body is that throughout the various club fund raisers, substantial scholarships are awarded to those two members who have demonstrated academic excellence throughout their curriculum. PORTUGUESE LITERARY MAGAZINE Row 1: Jose Couto, Ana Marculino, Avelino Domingues, Ana Gabriel. Row 2: Sandra Pedro, Sara Marques, Madalena Pedro, Maria Joao Dias, Christina Santos. Portuguese Literary Magazine “Os Academicos” This magazine is edited by the students, not only members of the club but also students from the Portuguese classes. It offers experiences and positive contributions in a literary vein. The students involved with “Os Academicos have a constant dedication and inspiration presenting an outstanding caliber of literary work. PEER LEADERSHIP PROGRAM ‘89 Row 1: Wilmarie Padilla, Selma Bastos, Ana Marculino, Grace Faustino, Jackie Irizary. Row 2: George Butler, Luis Montes, Peggy Flaherty, Nathaniel Boone, Dina Freire, Doris Mercado, Rentata Benatti, Betty Gomes. Advisors: Mrs. Molly Jay Glover, Mr. Ray Malanga, Mr. Joe Zoppi. Top Left: Be nice or we will stand on your backs! Bottom Left: Some peers (pears) trying to look like long, slim bananas. Right: Stop smushing me into Mr. Zoppi, Peggy! SCIENCE FAIR CLUB Row 1: Caroline Hammond, Yolanda Barrascout. Row 2: Margarida Ferreira, Maria Da Villa, Grace Faustino, Mrs. Roberts, Advisor. Left: Carol confused with what the teacher assigned. Top Right: Today we skinned a cat, tomorrow our boyfriends. Bottom Right: No, no! This page! SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS GROUP Dina Freire (Secretary), Brenda Ortiz (V- Pres.), Mr. Chill (Sr. Class Adv.), Grace Faustino (Pres.), Cindy Valente (Treas.). Left: Grace, caught in the act of a serious school violation. “Resting”. Top Right: One last close up look at your class officers. Bottom Right: Hey! Where are my keys? SKI CLUB Row 1: Jenny lrizary (Sec.), Betty Gomes (Pres.), Nelson Caseiro (Treas.), Yolanda Santos (V.P.). Row 2: John Casalinho, Fernando Miranda, Jose Pereira, Tommy Welber, Dino Fiouris, Mr. Afflito, Advisor. Top Left: Look no feet! Bottom Left: Hi! We’re the huggables. Right: Who says we need snow to ski. SPANISH CLUB GROUP — Mrs. Capik (Adv.), Maria Padin (Pres.), Georgina Solis (V.P.), Natalia Costa (Sec.), Miguel Gonzalez, Maria Saguay (Treasurers), Linda Santiago, Lena Bang, Marianita Santiana, Olga Sanchez, Tamara Hernandez, Alicia Padin, Christina Vieira, Maria Muniz, Valle Queiruga, Ana Sanles, Sonia Ordonez, Leysley Roldan, Jose Alvarez, Eduardo Besadou, Ana Rocha, Ana Costa. Left: Tamara asking the President what happened at the last meeting. Top Right: Damn! | look good. Bottom Right: It’s been a long weekend. STUDENT COUNCIL GROUP — Mrs. Matarazzo (Advisor), Roger Fidalgo (Pres.), Lydia Domingues (V.P., Claudia Caetano (Sec.), Linda Silva (Treas.), Jose Mendonca, Hugo Ramos, (Dir. of Student Affairs). Top Left: Can you see now, or shall | bend over some more? Bottom Left: People are wondering what they will do this weekend! Right: Hey Linda! You gained a couple of extra pounds. YEARBOOK STAFF Row 1: Fou Eng, Jose Duarte, Donna Borger, Donna Cholminsky, Selma Bastos. Row 2: Dina Freire, Pauline Mendez, Lucy Rodrigues, Jackie Gonzalez, Maria Tavares, Barbara Zamora. Row 3: Cindy Valente, Janette Castro, Mr. Di Francesco (Adv.), Filomena Gomes. Top Left: If you don’t like your yearbook, blame this person. Bottom Left: On our late hours working we tend to get the munchies. Right: Hey! 1 can design this page upside down. TOP TEN SENIORS Row 1: Linda Silva (1), Renata Benatti (2), Grace Amaral (3), Fou Eng (4), Helena Santos (5). Row 2: Jose Duarte (6), Fernando Ribeiro (7), Linda Bang (8), Florinda Reverendo (9), Filomena Gomes (10). Left: Don't mess with my “2-2” Top Right: It’s great being number five, whether it be positive or negative. Bottom Right: East Sides’ Hit List! e ——— жаш ы, 7 SS RE ر‎ Kl | ! E SN TT TTT сш Чуу t N (s 3 , RUE MEC TI RT uu SPORTS TEAMS All teams at East Side High Are pretty good, That is not a lie. The teams that play ball, Practice constantly — outside, inside, And at other times in the school hall. The team members s pend their time Staying in shape, And staying in line. Members without dalliance Put their hearts into the sport, For each game day, When the challenge is far away, With lots of school spirit, They say, “Let's go to play.” We like our teams very much, When they win, They show off their magic touch. $о we must give them all a hand; They deserve it, They sure are grand. FOOTBALL ү + ie д� = LA И, 3 Чч After a couple of seasons of trying to build a strong foundation and the right chemistry for the football team, coach Russell took the team to a Co- Championship of the Newark City League with a city record of 4-1. This marked the first city title the East Side Red Raiders clinched since 1974. This accomplishment surprised everybody except the coach and the team. The football players and its coaching staff dedicated their summer to the team by going through long hard summer practices so they could get results like the one they accomplished this season. With outstanding seniors like Andrew Darby, Oscar Correia, Stokley Palmer, Jamal Salaam, Roger Montalvo, Mark Waldron, Rich Borges, and Reggie Johnson the East Side football finished the season with a record of 5-4 and were ranked sixth in the County. The football team went through the season with a saying “East Side Football The Pride Is Back” and as it appears the saying is going to be around for a long time. Head Coach: Russell. COACHES — Fagan, Johnson, Re gal. PLAYERS — Ted Favra, Tony Lourenco, Paul Се quierra, Carlos Rivera, Roger Montalvo, Jason Jones, Ct ry Pittman, Ceasar Della Cruz, Alex Mora, Tracy Colot Stockley Palmer, Eddie, Jose Couto, Kiron Duncon Shelby Walton, Richard Borges, Andrew Darby, Jami Salaam, Danny Soria, Anthony Lee, Shawn, Flavio Me dina. pate ANDREW DARBY SCOREBOARD 12 Memorial 18 Barringer 18 М.Х. Shabazz 13 No. Hunterdon 28 West Side 12 Central 31 Weequahic 16 Lincoln 0 Jamesburg Record 5-4 City Record 4-1 Co-City Champions Top Right: Andrew Darby Bottom Left: Defensive plays like this one ex- plains E.S. success. HIGHLIGHTS RUSHING: 32 Darby 93 carried 564 yards apc 6.6 47 Palmer 46 carries 361 yards apc 7.4 RECEIVING: 81 Waldron 8 catches 223 yards )7 7 apr 27 DEFENSE: 52 Salaam 90 tackles арр 10.0 58 Correia 68 tackles apg 8.4 47 Palmer 62 tackles apg. 6.8 81 Waldron 49 tackles apg 5.4 Top Left: Andrew Darby showing why he was one of E.S. great of fensive weapons Top Right: A familiar sight; East Side scoring a touchdown Bottom Right: One of manv holes opened by the offensive line ni po Е East Side Soccer Team captured another city championship with а record of 9-7-1, adding to their two year domination of the Newark City League Led by outstanding seniors like Pascal Clerigo and Giovanni Ricetti, the soccer team won their second consecutive City Championship Title. Pascal registered 23 goals, 18 assists, while Giovanni scored 19 goals and added 31 assists Both players were selected to All County Teams, Pascal a second team choice and Giovanni a third team selection With the help of the following seniors: Julia Rodrigues, Fernando Ribeiro, Jorge Navega, Fernando Cuco, Henry Anaya, Avelino Domingues, Agustin Borreiros the East Side Soccer Team finished the season ranked number five in the county. Under the direction of the new soccer coach, Anthony Arena, the soccer team participated in the State Tournament where they defeated Elizabeth High School 7-1 in the first round, but lost in the second round to the number one ranked team in the State, Columbia High School, by the score of 3-0. The terms “champions” and East Side Soccer” are to be synonymous with the past, present, and definitely the future Coach Arena, Luis Patrocinio, Viryal Lam, Nelson Sousa, Armando Louvado, Marok Nascimento Francois Clerigo, Avelino Domingues, Augustin Barreiros, Anderson De Souza, Richard Rodrigues Fernando Cuco, Giovanni Ricetti, Sergio Bartholomeu, Jorge Navego, Henry Anaya, Jose Gomez Frank Barbosa, Anatesto Pendini, Chyis Saguay, Pascal Clerigo, Julio Rodrigues Fernando Ribeiro Maria Soguay (Mgr.), and Christina Viera (Mgr.) DE ші - - О Un SCOREBOARD Scotch Plains Memorial Englewood M.X. Shabazz Hudson Catholic Weequahic West Orange Central Lincoln Irvington Bloomfield Arts High Barringer West Side West Side Cedar Ridge Elizabeth Columbia Record 9-7-1 City Champions Disqualified State Tournament Opposite Page: Top: Halftime advice from the coach. S پا‎ IN) ND یت پا‎ O8 ډیا دي ریا ییا یا وت‎ uy м Y ج © ب‎ ч ك ج‎ � Һ� © SN ت‎ MS SI � Bottom Left: The defense getting ready for a penalty kick. Bottom Right: Francois getting in position for the on coming ball. Top Left: Fernando on the “throw in”. Top Right: East Side soccer spirit. Bottom Left: East Side scores . . . again. ТКАСК ТЕАМ The Track tradition continues for the East Side run- ners. Most athletes find it difficult to excel in both academics and in sports; but our runners have ex- ceeded their abilities in the classroom and in Track throughout the state. When these tremendous athletes joined the team they had one thing in mind and that was to be the best. They have proved that they are among the best in the State numerous times. Outstanding seniors who have broken many records in their Raiders Run are: Paula Vagueiro, Jamie Zavala, Stockley Palmer, and Jamal Salaam. Paula Vagueiro has won twenty-five championships while at East Side. Paula came to East Side from Por- tugal. She was ranked number one in New Jersey, an exceptional runner placing first in the Eastern States, Spingarn of Washington, D.C. and Felton, Delaware. Paula was selected to All State first team honors in her sophomore year, and junior and senior year. Jaime Zavala's specialty are the 400 meters to the two miles. Jaime helped East Side win the Newark City Leagues Essex County, NJSIAA No. II Group IV, NJSIAA Group IV, Sprngarn and Felton, Delaware meets. The team was ranked number six in New Jersey in 1989. East Side Track mile relay ranked number three in New Jersey with a 3:25.0 timing. Stockley Palmer and Jamal Salaam are the field event men. They came to East Side from Vailsburg High School. At East side they participated in the shot put, discus throwing and the javelin. Both the boys’ and the girls’ teams canned one victory after another. Every individual has endured much hard work and frustration. Each team member spent many hours of their spare time at practice to achieve such challenging goals and the attainment of countless records. The seniors have won a City Championship, an Essex County Championship and a State Championship every year since 1981 here at the Raider Run. Other Raider Run members are: JUNIORS — Paul Lamerinhas, Carlos Rivera, Edwin Marfisi, Carla Martins, Teresa Lagido, Eurek Hinds, Hortense Oliveira, Jose Couto, Antonio Lourenco. SOPHOMORES — Pichard Rivera, Dorian Fenner, Shelby Walton, Marquel Thomas, Frank Dunkins, Kenyatta Jackson, Kaduma Leaf, Emerson Huntbey, Carla Fernandes, Siegrid Ratte, Rui Martins, Luisa Rodrigues. FRESHMEN — Laura Diego, Victor Neno, Alexandra Caracitas, Sonia Rebelo, Lucilia Dias, Angel Gonzalez, Susan Pereira. Paula Vagueiro has left her mark in East Side’s history books in Track and Cross Country competition. During the past three years, she has won the Newark City League Championship every year. Paula has been one of the best known performers in virtually every category of women’s mid- die distance running in the State of New Jersey. She has dominated the cross coun- try indoor and outdoor track circuit from 1986 to and including 1989. She has held the title of most valuable runner, elected to All State first team in 1988 and 1989 in both cross country and track. Among the most important of her accomplishments are taking Lake Forest Delaware Cham- pionship 1989; the Spingarn Washington D.C. Championship 1988 and 1989; New- ark City League Championship mile and two mile 1987, 1988 and 1989; Essex County Champion in the two mile 1987, 1988, 1989; NJSIAA State Champion two mile 1988 and 1989. In addition to her active sport life Paula has been a member of the East Side Track Club for the past two years. She has learned to accept responsibilities and the meaning of leadership. Many runners have benefited from the experience. Paula has come to realize the importance of Sports- manship and competition. With these ac- complishments and achievements in her background, Paula will certainly succeed in life. T nd аа fE hen d Q VOLLEYBALL SCOREBOARD East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East side vs. East Side vs. 1988 West Side Science Shabazz Weequahic Central Arts High Barringer University RECORD 6-2 Won Won Won Lost Won Won Won Lost Coach Domingues, Assistant Coach Woody. PLAYERS Estell, jessica Garrido, Madelyn Martinez, Jeanette Ballester, Maria Marques, Cecilia, Liz Jurado, Donna Borger, Jacqueline Irizary, and Lucy Mortola. Top Left: Maria showing great form. Top Right: Setting up for the spike. Bottom Left; Jacqueline returning the ball. LLÀ 26 - e de East Side's ice hockey team has had a long, gruelling season, winning only two games while losing eleven. The disappointment of an off- season not withstanding, the players showed their true gut as they consistently dug down for that last surge to remain competitive. The team maintained a high level of spirit and determi- nation, always giving a one-hundred percent maximum effort. Under the direction of coaches Tom Wichowski, Phil Selenger, and Pete Wilczak, the boys gave a good account of them- selves. The outstanding players are Jamie Kmetz, the team's leading scorer, and Claudio Ribau, a goalie whose improvement is apparent as each season passes. For the future, the team has a nucleus of high caliber players among the Jun- iors and Sophomores. Their determination and talent will lead the East Side ice team to new heights. Coach: Tom Wichowski, Assistant Coaches: Phil Selenger, Pete Wilczak. PLAYERS — Alex Abasto, Jamie Kmetz, Nicky Crosta, Carlos Do Carmo, Tony Botelho, Claudio Ribau, Tony Badim, Dennis Sanchez, Manny Fernandez, Mark D'Olavera, Carlos Camarinha, Anthony Azavido, Tim Blazak, Chris Estevez, Danny Galante, Luis Rivera, Jose Pin- to, Manny Rebimbas. Top Left: Penetrating the Defense. Top Right: Alex waiting for the puck to drop. Middle Left: Playing tough defense. Bottom Left: Fighting for the puck. Z ial es Г) LL] DE = Top Left: Ozzie and Ricky Top Right: Jose, Richard Pillajo, John Medina, Paul Ce- quira, Ricky Baldwin, Robert Rivera, Frank Garcia, Danny Soria, and Ozzie Garcia. Middle Right: Ozzie, Robert, and William Rodriguez. Bottom Right: Ozzie and Ricky. GOLF SCOREBOARD East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. Central Barringer West Side Shabazz Vailsburg Arts High Barringer Central West Side Shabazz Vailsburg Arts High Lost Won Won Lost Won Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Won Lost RECORD 5-7 Top: Coach Malanga, PLAYERS — Jack Matos, Jose Ferreira, Horacio Monteiro, Marc Tymochoko, and Antonio Lourenco. Bottom Left: Malanga showing how it’s done. Bottom Right: “Where did the ball go?” E 4 an == LL. О Un Е Y, E The East Side Girls Softball Team in a season of hope and great expectation started off by winning their first game of the season 15 to 1. With hard work and the superb leadership of Coach Werner, they went on to win 5 out of their next 6 games. The 1988 Softball Team was led by seniors Grace Faustino who stole 21 bases, had 19 RBI 31 runs and a batting average of .453; Aida Santiago who was a superb pitcher struck out 323 batters and had an ERA of 1.89. Additional players who con- tributed to the team's success are Donna Borger, Monique Herring who stole bases, had a batting average of .241 and scored 10 runs in 12 games. Doris Mercado in only 6 games had a batting average of .333 with 6 stolen bases. Hard work and determination led to a team record of 9 wins, 7 losses. These statistics are just numbers: they don't reflect the spirit of the team. Shantel Morales, Liz Santos, Daria Granja, Judy Mendez, Doris Mercado, Coach Megaro, Coach Werner, Celeste Narciso, Grace Faustino, Chris Rowa, Diana Szczepanik, Kathy Oliviera, Donna Borger, Judy Cruz, Lorraine McCrea, Melissa Morales, Marilyn Caras- quillo, Stacy Rowa, Grace Aviles, Monique Herring, Aida Santiago, Evette Lopez, Dina Marques. Bottom Right: Grace Faustino getting ready to tag out runner. SOFTBALL SCOREBOARD East Side vs. Newark Won East Side vs. Irvington Lost East Side vs. Science Won East Side vs. University Won East Side vs. Barringer Won East Side vs. Arts High Won East Side vs. M.X. Shabazz Won East Side vs. Vailsburg Lost East Side vs. Weequahic Lost East Side vs. West Side Lost East Side vs. Science Won East Side vs. University Lost East Side vs. M.X. Shabazz Won East Side vs. Vailsburg Lost East Side vs. West Side Won East Side vs. Weequahic Lost RECORD 9-1 Top Left: Coach Werner and Megaro going over strategy. Top Right: Donna ready to hit the oncoming ball. Bottom Left: Aida throwing to the cutoff person. BOYS BASKETBALL BOYS BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. M.X. Shabazz Bloomfield Hillside Weequahic Central Columbia Weequahic West Side Sneider Barringer Shabazz Weequahic Irvington Lost Won Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost Lost Won Lost Lost Lost East Side vs. Irvington Tech Won East Side vs. Bloomfield Tech Won East Side vs. Shabazz Lost East Side vs. Jamesburg Won East Side vs. Newark Tech Lost East Side vs. West Side Won RECORD 7-12 Coach: Malanga. PLAYERS — Eddie Castro, Arwin Way, Carlos Walten, Reggie Johnson, Mark Waldron, Henry Zuniga, John Boyle, Erick Bynum, Joe Night, David Sweeper, David Coates, Horacio Monteiro, and Giovane Rodrigues. Bottom Right: Mark going for an easy two. Top Left: Reggie going for the rebound. Top Right: Reggie Johnson, Mark Waldron and Eric Bynum. Bottom Left: Defense! n: 263 - Ф m. un СЗ an AH = Y GIRLS BASKETBALL East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. East Side vs. North 13th St. West Side Shabazz Irvington Tech Central Weequahic Barringer Dickinson North 13th St. West Side Morristown Shabazz Weequahic Barringer Central Irvinton Tech RECORD 6-10 Аг, V. 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AUTOGRAPHS INDEX HA ADAMS, JERRYDEAN 72 AFFLITTO, MICHAEL 55 ALBARRAN, RAUL 20 ALBINO, PAUL ALEXANDER, KATHRYN 64 ALLEN, JEAN ALMEIDA, ERCILIA 20 ALVAREZ, RAY 10 ALVES, LUIS 20 AMARAL, GRACA 20, 94, 110, 111 AMBROSIO, MARGARITA 20 ANANIA, LAWRENCE 58 ANAYA, HENRY 20, 88 ANDRAOUS, GAMAL 66 ANTUNES, MANUEL ANTUNES, MARGARIDA ARDITO, JOHN 70 ARENA, ANTHONY 58 ARNOLD, AMINAH 8, 20 AYALA, IRIS 20 11 B BADZELEWICZ,LECH BAIONE, JOSEPH 61, 91 BALBONI, IRIS BALLESTER, JANETTE 20 BANG, PHUONY BANIAS, JOHN 64 BAPTISTA, ADAO 20 BARATA, ANA 20 BARBOSA, ISABEL 20 BARBOSA, LICINIO 8 BARCA, MARIA 21 BARNES, BERNICE BARRASCOUT, AURA 21 BARRASCOUT, YOLANDA 105 BARREIROS, AGUSTIN 21 BARRETO, CLARIBEL 21 BARROQUEIRO, GLORIA 15, 21 BARROQUEIRO, MANUEL 75 BASTOS, SELMA 6, 16, 21, 94, 101, 104, 110, 83, 87 BATISTA, GUILHERME BENATTI, RENATA 8, 11, 16, 21, 101, 111, 91 BENAVIDES, KATHERINE 21 BERRY, CRAIG BLASI, MARIO 64 BLUME, MARTIN 74 BOATWRIGHT, ARAINA 21 BONILLA, JANICE 21 BOONE, NATHANIEL 15, 16, 21, 89, 86, 92 BORGER, DONNA 21, 110, 17 BORGES, RICHARD 22 BOROWICZ, DEBORAH 22 BOTELHO, MARIA 22 BOTELHO, PAULO 22 BOTTINO, JOSEPH 55 BOWLES, RICHARD BRANCO, LINO 22 BRITO, JOSE 22 BROCK, ALICE BROWN, GLORIA BRUNO, ANTHONY 70 BRYANT, SONYA 22 BURNS, THEODORE 56 BUTLER, GEORGE 15, 22, 95, 109 BUTTACAVOLI, WILLIAM BYNUM, ERIC 22 di Tes CAAMANO, VIVIAN 56 CABETE, CLAUDIO CABRITA, CARLA 22 CACOILO, LUZIA CAETANO, CLAUDIA 83, 93 CAITANO, CLAUDIA 109 CAJEIRA, GEORGE 22 CALADO, AMERICA 22 CALADO, ARMANDO 22 CAMPOS, ISABEL 22 CAPIK, MARIA 98, 60 CAPRA, FRANCO 23 CAPRIGLIONE, TERESE 74 CARABALLO, BETSY 23 CARAMBOT, DAVID 23 CARDEIRO, ROBERTO 23 CARDOSO, IRMA 12, 23 CARNICELLA, GABRIELLA 15, 23 CARTAGENA, ISMAEL 23 CARVALHO, ANA CARVALHO, CARLA 103 CASALINHO, JOAO 23, 107 CASEIRO, NELSON 23, 107 CASTANHEIRA, JOSE 23 CASTANHEIRA, MARIANA 60 CASTRO, JANETTE 23, 110 CATAO, CARLOS 23 CAVANAUGH, OLGA 74 CEPEDA, LUIS 23 CEPEDA, RAFAEL 23 CHAGNON, JOSEPH 54 CHEN, YABIN 24, 88 CHEN, YING YING 24, 100 CHEN, YONG CHAUN 24, 88 CHILL, LEONARD 6, 7, 106, 62 CHIPELO, REGINA 24 CHOLMINSKY, DONNA 24, 110, 17 CICCONE, JOSEPH 66 CIFELLI, ROSE CIRNE, EUNICE 14, 24 CIUBA, JOSEPH 9,2 4 CLARK, PAMELA 58 CLERIGO, PASCAL 9 COELHO, ANA COELHO, CORINA 8, 10, 24, 96 COLON, ELISA 24 COLON, SANTA CONCEICAO, JOSE 13, 24 CONKLIN, JENNIFER 95 CONKLIN, JOSEPH 24 CORDERO, WILLIAM 24 CORREIA, OSCAR CORREIRA, ZACARIAS 25 CORTES, MIGUEL COSSIO, MARIA 75 COSTA, EDWARDO 109 COSTA, MARLENE 25 COSTA, PAUL COSTA, PEDRO 25 COTTO, ORLANDO COX, 73 CRAWFORD, NICOLE CRIADO, FRANCISCO 25 CROSTA, MARIE 25 CRUZ, ANTONIO 25 CRUZ, RICHARD 25 CUCO, FERNANDO В, 25 CULLEN, JOSEPH 72 CUNAS, MARGOT 25 CUNAS, RUBEN 25 CUNHA, AMILCAR 25 CUOMO, KARRIANN 25 CUTRINO, PAUL 55 4 Ex D'AMICO, THOMAS DA CRUZ, ADERITO 5, 26 DA CUNHA, EVA 15, 26 DA CUNHA, MALCOLM DA CUNHA, PAULO 16, 26 DANTAS, MARIA 26 DARBEY, ANDREW 12 DA ROCHA, ORLANDO 26 DA SILVA, ANAPAULA 26 DA SILVA, ANTHONY 26 DA SILVA, ANTONIO 26 DA SILVA, CELIA DA SILVA, CONCEICAO 26 DA SILVA, EDUARDO 10, 26 DA SILVA, JACINTA 10, 26 DA SILVA, MARIA 26 DA SILVA, MARY 26 DA SILVA, RUI 26 DA VILA, JESSICA 98 DA VILA, MARIA 27, 105 DAVIS, ELIZA DAVIS, KRISTENNA 27, 89 DE BARROS, PAULA 27 DECKER, PAUL 70 DEL MORAL, HENRY 9, 27 DE MATOS, JOSE 27 DE MORIAS, JACK 27 DE NOIA, EDMUND 61 DE PIN HO, FRANCISCO 83 D'ERRICO, SAM 56 DIAMINTINO, SUSANA 27 DIAS, CATRINA 99, 102, 93 DIAS, MARIA 27, 102, 103 DICKERSON, OLLIE 64 DI FRANCESCO, ORLANDO 4, 16, 110, 56 DILLA, ELIZABETH 64 DI PIAZZA, ANTOINETTE 58 DO CARMO, RUI 7, 27 DOMINGUES, AVELINO 27, 103 DOMINGUEZ, AGNES 64 DOMINGUEZ, LYDIA 109 DOMINGUEZ, MARIA 27 DO PICO, ADRIANA DOSIL, EVA 27 DOZIER, SHANA 27 DRIVERS, DARRYL 27 DUARTE, ISABEL 60 DUARTE, JOSE 9, 28, 101, 110, 11 DUGGAN, KEVIN 65 DUNKINS, KIRON DUPREY, NATASHA 9, 28 4 F’ EARLY, LAVENIA 28 EATMON, BERENTTE 28 ECHANDY, JOSE ENG, YEK FOU 9, 28, 110, 111 ENGEL, FREDM 68 ESPOSITO, ROXANNE ESTEVES, LUCY 15, 28 ESTEVES, PAULA 14, 28 4 F’ FACAO, SILVIA 14, 28 FAGAN, PAT 62 FAISON, GLORIA 72 FARINHAS, ALVARO 28 FARINHAS, ALZIRA 28 FAULES, ANISSA 5, 28 FAULKNER, ANTONETTE 28 FAUSTINO, GRACA 4, 7, 28, 105, 106 FEBO, JOSE 28 FEDE, MILDRED FELIPE, FERNANDO 28 FERNANDES, CARLOS 28 FERNANDES, CLARA 29 FERNANDES, LINO FERNANDES, RUI FERNANDEZ, ARMANDO FERNANDEZ, ELIZABETH FERNANDEZ, JUDY 5, 8, 16, 29 FERNANDEZ, MARILYN 6, 16, 29 FERREIRA, CARLA 29 FERREIRA, FERNANDA 29 FERREIRA, LUIS 29 FERREIRA, MARGARIDA 29, 105, 109 FERREIRA, PAULO 29 FERREIRA, RUI FIDALGO, ROGER 109 FIGUEIREDO, OLINDA 74 FILIPE, FERNANDO FILIPONE, RICHARD FIORE, RICHARD C. 73 FIORITO, FRANK 56 FLAHERTY, MARGARET 30,104 FRANCISCO, ROSA 7,30 FRIERSON, DELORES FREIRE, DINA 11, 16, 30, 101, 106, 110, 87 ds Td GALANTE, TONY 93 GALINHA, ANTONIO GAHNITO, ANTONIO 30 GARCIA, ANA GARCIA, FERNANDA 30 GARCIA, GERHARD 30 GARCIA, JOSEFA 30 GARCIA, OSWALDO GARCIA, SANDRA 30 GARETA, ANA 30 GARRIDO, JESICA 30 GASKINS, VIVIAN 70 GATTO, ANGELO 58 GIANTOMASI, MARIE 56 GIBSON, YON 30 GIORDANO, MARIE GLOVER, MOLLY 61 GOLDSTEIN, MICHELLE 85 GOMES, ANTONIO 30, 88 GOMES, BETTY 31, 107 GOMES, FILOMENA 5, 8, 31, 110, 111, 91 GOMEZ, PEDRO GONNELLI, JEANNE 66 GONCALVES, ALDA 31 GONZALEZ, ADALBERTO GONZALEZ, DANIEL 14, 31 GONZALEZ, JACQUELINE 10, 31, 94, 110 GONZALEZ, JACQUELINE 14, 31, 94, 110 GONZALEZ, ROLDAN GONZALEZ, SUZETTE 11, 31 GORDAN, DOUGLAS GRACA, FILIPE GRANT, GENE 73 GRANT, HENRY GRANT, MARCELLINA 31, 89, 85 GRAY, LAKESHIA 31 GRECO, SISINA GRIMES, VERONICA GRISSETT, JOSEPH 58 GRONINGER, GAIL 68 GUARDIOLA, TERCY 31 GUARINO, LOUIS 55 GUERRA, ELENA 31 GUERRA, ERICK 31 Ын” HALL, JEANNE 32, 59, 85 HAHN, MICHAEL 58 HAMMOND, CAROLINE 32, 105, 86 HAYES, AUDRA 32 HENDERSON, KEISHA 32 HENRIQUES, CELESTE 32 HERMO, ENCARNACION 32 HERMOSA, FREDDY 32 HERNANDEZ, NOEMI 32 HERNANDEZ, TAMARA 98, 108 HERRING, MONIQUE 32 HESS, MARY 15, 32, 94 HICKS, DIANA 32 HICKS, N’DELA 32 HILL, ROGER 32 HINES, CAMILLE 32 HO CHUNG, LE UNG 32 HODGSON, IVOR 32 HUDSON, LORETTA 68 HUGHES, JOHN 65 HULING, HUEBRT 66 HURTADO, WILFREDO 33 HUTCHERSON, BARLOW dii ie ILARIA, ANNE IRBY, KRISTEL 33, 59 IRIZARRY, JACQUELINE 33 IRIZARRY, JENNY 107 IRIZARRY, NIDZA 33 ‘J JACKSON, ELIZABETH 55 JACKSON, BARBARA JAMES, LOUISE 72 JAY, LAWRENCE 67 JENNINGS, SARAH JERMAN, DIANE JERONIMO, MONICA 33 JESUS, SILVIA JIMERSON, CYNTHIA 56 JOHNSON, DORETTE 72 JOHNSON, REGINALD 33 JONES, JASON 4 K’ KAMEN, AMY 56 KING, BARRETT 67 KING, JOHN KMETZ, JAIME KOWALSKI, DENISE 33 KROWL, ROSEMARY 33 di Arie LA FUENTE, REBECA 34 LAGIDO, ALDA LAM, LACKHENA 13, 34, 101, 87, 90 LARDIERI, PETER 55 LAWSON, ROSE LEBRON, DIANA 34 LEITAO, JOSE 34 LEONARDIS, MARY 56 LEONARDIS, STEPHEN 73 LETRA, ANGELA LEVY, TARA 34 LIMA, ARTHUR 13 LINDGREN, RAYMOND 58 LINDSAY, ANNIE 73 LISOJO, GISELA 34 LOCKETT, MAUREEN LOPEZ, TARSICIO 75 LORENZO, ROBERT 34 LOURENCO, MARIA 34 LOURENCO, TONY 98 LOUSADA, FILOMENA 34 LOUVADO, NATALIA 34 LUGO, BELITZA 34 LUNA, MARLOW 16, 34 LUZIO, KELLY 35 NES MACEDO, SANDRA 35 MACHADO, ANABELA 35 MACHADO, TONY 54 MALANGA, RAYMOND 104, 87 MALAVE, JOANNE 35 MALDONADO, ELIZABETH 35 MALDONADO, MIRDA 35 MANATA, PEDRO MARASCO, JEANETTE MARCHETTI, LEE 56 MARCULINO, ANA 5, 35, 100, 102, 104 MARINELLO, ELIZABETH 74 MARKATOS, MARIA 70 MARQUES, ISABEL 93 MARQUES, JOSE MARQUES, MARIA 11, 35 MARQUES, PAUL 35 MARQUES, RAQUEL 8, 35 MARQUES, SARA 35, 103 MARQUES, VICTOR 35 MARTINEZ, ANGIE 12, 36 MARTINEZ, HERMINIO 36 MARTINEZ, MADELYN 12 MARTINEZ, MICHAEL MARTINS, LEONILDE 36 MASINI, JULIET 75 MASSLER, MARTIN 56 MATARAZZO, MARION 56 MATOS, JOAQUIM 36, 91 MATOS, SANDRA 4, 36 MATRISCIANO, JOSEPH 70 MAYAN, MANUELA 36 MAYE, VILISIA 36 MC CORMACK, KEVIN MECO, RUI 36 MEDINA, ANA 36 MEDINA, FLAVIO 94 MEGARO, LISA MARIE 65 MELO, EMILIA 36 MENDANSA, JOSE 109 MENDEZ, LUIS 36 MENDEZ, PAULINE 36, 110, 88 MENDEZ, VICTORIA 36 MERCADO, BETHY 37 MERCADO, DORIS 37, 104 MESQUITA, PEDRO 37 MESSINEO, THOMAS 68 METAL, SELMA 57 MIKOLS, DONNA MILLARD, RACHEL 62 MIOLIETTI, CELIA MINATEE, TORRENCE MIRANDA, FERNANDO 37, 107 MOLINA, ISMAEL 37 MOLINARO, DENNIS MONTALVO, JOHN 4, 37 MONTALVO, ROGELIO 37 MONTEIRO, DELTA 37 MONTES, LUIS 37, 104 MONTESDEOCA, MARISOL 5, 6, 37 MORAHAN, CONNIE 57 MOREL, JOSE 37 MORENO, ANTHONY 57 MORENO, MARGARET MORGADO, MANUEL 37 MORTOLA, LUCIA 37, 82, 88 MOSSA, VICTOR 58 MOSSELLE, JAMES 54 MOTEN, JEAN 37, 91 MUNIZ, LILLIAN 38 dd. uM NAPEDANO, JAMES 38 NAPOLES, MARILYN NAPORANO, DEBRA 74 NAREGA, JORGE 38 NAZARIO, EDGAR NAZARIO, LETICIA 38 NAZARIO, LILLIAN 38 NEGRON, JAVIER 38 NELSON, PATRICIA 74 NETO, MANUELA 95 NEVES, CIPRIANO 71 NEVES, EDMUNDO 38 NIEVES, CLAUDIA 98 NIEVES, GLORIA 38 NIEVES, JULIA 38, 89 NIEVES, LIZETTE 38 NIEVES, MONSERRATE 94 NODA, GERARDO 38, 17 NYARS, LUCY 73 E OCASIO, CHRISTINA 9, 39 OCASIO, RUTH 11, 39 OCASIO, URIEL OLAN, BETTY OLIVEIRA, FELISBELA 39 OLIVEIRA, HELENA 39 OLIVEIRA, ZOLMIRA 97 OLMEDA, MARK ONEILL, DENNIS 39 OLOHAN, CLAIRE OROLOGAS, WILMA ORTIZ, BRENDA 39, 106, 89 OSARIO, FRANCISCO 39 OSUBA, MARISOL e e PABLO, LILYANA 39 PADILLA, MARIAN 5, 39, 89 PADILLA, RICHARDO 39 PADILLA, WILMARIE 5, 39, 104, 89 PADIN, MARIA 108 PADINHA, NAZARE PAEZ, RAMONA PAGAN, MARIZOL PALLITTO, WILLIAM PALMER, STOKELY 13 PALUMBO, GREGORY 63 PALUMBO, JOHN 63 PAREDES, ILIZABETE 10, 40, 90 PARM, CAROLYN T. 68 PATROCINIO, MIGUEL 40 PAULO, LENA PAULO, ZELIA 40 PEDRO, MADALENA 103 PEDRO, SANDRA 40 PELLEGRINO, HELEN MARIE 61 PELLEGRINO, JOSEPH PELLERITO, DOMENICA 72 PELOSE, ANN PERALTA, LINO 40 PEREIRA, ANTONIO 100, 103 PEREIRA, LINO PEREIRA, MICHELE PEREIRA, ROSA PEREZ, ELEVIERIA PEREZ, JEANETTE 40 PEREZ, JESUS 40 PEREZ, WILFREDO 11 PETRILLO, LINDA 57 PINTO, AMERICO 40 PINTO, DALIA 40 PINTO, FATIMA 40 PINTO, JOAQUIM 16, 40 PINTO,NATALIE 40 PINTO, NAZARE 40 PINTO, SANDRA 40 PIRES, GUILHERMINO 12, 41 PIRES, PEDRO 41 PITTMANN, COREY 41 POLAKOWSKI, CAROL 58 PONSODA, LUCILLE 57 PONTOREIRO, DOMINICK 60 POTURAJ, DONNA 7, 41 POWELL, ZENA PRIMAMORE, JOHN PRYSTAUK, ELIZABETH PUERTAS, SANDRA 8, 12, 41 PULITI, TERESA 57 NE T RAIMONDO, PASQUALE 55 RAIMUNDO, SILVIA 4, 41 RAINDROP, DOYLE 41 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