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

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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.

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“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.

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“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.