St James High School - Pelican Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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EDWARD JAMES SHADIS “Eddie 232 Lafayette Street Newark, N. J. A regular fellow . . . respected by all... a real nice boy . . . the quiet type . . . loves to read and eat pizza . . . likes all kinds of dances . . . has a rare smile . . . a friend he must be called. MARY JOYCE ROX Cookie 85 Holland Street Newark, N. J. Pixie hair cut . . . cute as a button . . . impish twinkle . . . blue-gray eyes » » loves those potato chips . . . spontaneous smile . . . always in dutch with Dee . . . movie fan.

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LORETTA CLAIRE MORRIS “Ret” 23 Salem Street Newark, N. J. Long wavy locks . . . honest and true class- mate ... a hospital secretary . . . a very good worker . . . always wears a smile . . . her lack of temper indicates her fine qualities . . . well- liked . . . her sweetness is loved by all. ELIZABETH ANN MORRIS Betty 366 Woodside Avenue North Newark, N. J. Laughing blue eyes . . . short auburn hair al- ways in place . . . cute captain of the Cheer- leaders . . . pleasing personality . . . high ambitions . . . always ready for a conversation . + + known for her cheering ability.

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JOANNE MARIE TORSIELLO “Jo” 334 South Sixth Street Newark, N. J. Quite the Miss in utter bliss . . . has her own sweater mill . . . so “cotton picking” nice... a terror at the wheel . . . always wearing some- thing new . . . Honest, Sister, it was the sun!” . sweet personality. JOHN JAMES SINNOTT Maxie 38 Read Street Newark, N. J. Brilliant student . . . always knows the answers . loves life and enjoys studying . . . whiz in history . . . quiet personality . . . member of the basketball team . . . a good and loyal friend.