Paterson Eastside High School - Mirror Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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M f. JEAN McLU .Q V. u j ,ftfllass vale ' ri n Je L 's fig, brown-haired, and possessor of a 5 1 f f - -M? f ' J! K SSIQICSTCC X yo' em-ichgyastically and athletically speaking, XM JO! a h ei ed hir ELgjd9SP5', 25-point chevron for girls' sports, Mui and Sc- Tllfmem ejfship and a silver En, With all this to back he wants to become a member of the Eastside faculty. Wfw A M i IJ was 6d1tOI'-111-Cllllif of the Criterion, a Student Councillor, Bi 5 sZ Sister, and joined ln the activities of the Leaders, Club and g1rls, sports. W . FRANCES MANDELL f pf MFEIYN has quite a task before herl She wan s to con uer th un- conquerable. She can eat gooey sundaes hours on end. Stephen 1 ' Leacockis essays rate extremely high with her. This Commercial student found time to be active in both the French Club and Dra- matic Society. Frances is not sure whether she will follow a business career or go to college. Her hobbies include dance records, the piano, and listening to orchestras Fay has received a sten pin and bronze MP7 Surprisingly her favorite subject is lunch. WALTER MANGANINI uMag will eat al everything, and in sports -- 's just as in- discrim' ate. ' 5' 6 tall Xponent likes football, fmhsebal t all, and f.',.' ell as ice-skating. MlVIagw ists h' obbies as eati , and model-building. Dark- hair , blue-eyed, and al ost eighteen, this lVI.A.7s favorite subject is machine shop, and he hopes to be a success. r ,x I ENIS MAR Q. K LI i iff 64Eee' ,' hop to becg urse and-rn a success of nursing. Wh'le -t .H i - de,jshe Ewa a member of e Nature-Science, House- hol djldowlingglubs. Tlile American music of Xavier , i Cuga Eis' the favori,t9'of this bicyqlegfiding, hiking and dancing en- j.',jj ,ymlo 251-gffer icb Creainqnver other foods and likes uQone . lyja ,V,i, ,With th X in t Qf5I73I5Y world. I . , ,gp . V RJ , , , HN, U! CLAIRE MARTIN Green-eyed and brown-haired ulVlarty is a 5'3 tall General student. Born April 10, 1925, she likes gym best of all her subjects, while her favorite book is du Maurieris ufiebeccan. Swimming and play- ing badminton are Martyas hobbies. She hopes to succeed in every- thing she does. Although she knows definitely that her favorite food is sauerbraten, Marty is undecided about her future. if 2 A W 57-L' UW

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Q 'Wm 10 14,1 ' KENNETH LUCKMAN HI think I'll join the Navyf' says L'Kenny', about his future. This M. A. stude t likes skating, boating and fishing. L'Kenny,' says his favorjlie fool is Many of Mom,s cooking . lt,s beans in the Navy. Kei yVVilThis former student councillor likes to listen to Glenn 'fm as llylilli and casts his vote for Jack London as his favorite author. f ' wt if L 7 :MA K T! 'W ws 'Rf' t...-, 1 4 MURIEL LYNCH After completing high school, Muriel is going to enter training at the General Hospital. This accounts for her ambition to become a nurse. The HHarvester', is regarded by MMur,, as a superior book. She was on the Criterion staff and a member of the Nature-Science, Bowling, and Skating Clubs. Muriel prefers chocolate cake to any other food. Her hobbies include dancing, skating, swimming, and knitting, while she found English to be her most enjoyable subject. EDWARD McALEVEY t This student's ambition is to secure a good job after graduation. f'Mac's,' favorite subject at E.H.S. was physiography. All sports are the hobbies of this light-haired, green-eyed ambitious young man whose favorite dish is turkey. Tipping the beam at 1410, and meas- uring 5'l0 , ulVlac,s', favorite orchestra leader is Glenn Miller. L laca' certainly is ambitious-she wants to be a good sport and be le to take it when things go wrong. When she leaves Eastside's portals she will become a secretary. 'fBet has been active in the Y MCLAUGHLIN A uf Student Council as secretary-treasurer, Criterion, Red Cross Club, girls' sports and the Senior Mirror. Tall, graceful Betty hasyre- ceived a fifty point emblem for participating in girls' sports. Danc- ing, swimming, walking and basketball are all favorites of Betty's. FRANK W. MCLAUGHLIN Eighteen years old, brown-haired, brown-eyed, and possessor of a high school diploma, Frank will join the job-hunters after gradua- tion. He names that sentimental gentleman of swing, Tommy Dor- sey, tops in the line of music. Fried chicken, English, and A. C. Doyle rank high in their respective fields. too. Frank reads, and builds model planes in his spare time, and leaves Eastside hoping to become a success.

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ir. iw., 'flrnv-5 agp.-so tx RAYMOND MARTIN . Zane Greyas novels are 4Lhe.most interesting to Skeets who enjoys driving as a hobby. Machine Shop was the favorite subject of this 5'8 blue-eyed, browin-haired M.A. student whose ambition is to be a success at whatever he does. Sammy Kaye is the favorite orches- tra for Ray, who plans to go to work after graduation. l LTER MATACHUN Light blonde hair has earned 5'9 Walter Matachun the nickname of HWhitey7'. This Jimmy Dorsey fan has been active in football, 'ce-skating, and swimming. Nevertheless, sleeping and eating ham- rgers are not overlooked. Still, he hopes Nto accomplish some- iing to be proud of,' some day. CHARLES MAYER 4'Chuck's going to 'cget away from it alln after graduation, and take a nice long vacation up in Maine. He has high hopes of becoming a professional hockey player. Charles' hobbies include ice skating, fishing, hunting and horse-back riding. He found sales the interest- ing subject in high school and held membership in the Dramatic Society. uChuck', goes into raptures and chills when he reads Edgar Allen Poe's weird tales. TARGARET D. MEEK , T tarting all over as a freshie once again is what '4Meekie,, is going do after graduation. Though she was not born down East, Mar- 7 garet is extremely fond of baked beans and brown bread and prefers .fx the music of Andre Kostelanetz to that of any other orchestra. Her 1 ambition is to re-enter Eastsidefs portals as an art instructress. Mar- f7Tx, garet has held membership in the Archery Club, Art Club, besides XQXT the golf and deck tennis teams. She collects almost anything that If pertains to art and is capable of printing and designing her own z Christmas cards. , D U Y X ALICE MENEELY ' This blond young lady is one of the few proud dwners of a girl,s O point LEW as a reward for activity in most girls, sports and iteanis. 'AV' will probably go to work after graduation, if l iy pod 'ons are available. Alice is usually seen with a wad of I gunfii l r mouth. She found bookkeeping her most enjoyable high ,choolx urse and is always willing to listen to the strains of the music of Tommy Dorsey. Alice wants to he a number. please , L? S lady fa telephone operator to youj. Y,