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

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Top Right: Сап | 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.

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“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 =

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“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!