West Side High School - Lamp Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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Maron Darmohray 551 SOUTH 12th STREET Maron has so many varied hobbies that he has someth 0 v almost every he a fev are We `d Clu Club j y orridor Patro Maron's future plans are indefinite Marian De Bonis 293 HUNTERDON STREET Petite Marian or Madge, as she is known to her intimates, will be remember- ed by all for her ability to sing and draw. Her ability, in drawing, elevated her to the position of art editor on the Westonian. Marian also took part in the Senior Show. She desires to distinguish herself in the radio world. Kathleen De Angelis 415 SOUTH 10th STREET she should iparents in ۷ of the ce Club ar r r e French She sang and danced in “Anchors Peter De Geiso 316 LITTLETON AVENUE Peter's main ambition is to become a Robert Taylor and a Nelson Eddy all in one. Aside from this ambition, Pete play- ed good football. Some day he hopes to buy the Chicago Bears' football team. Edith De Benedictus 326 NORTH Sth STREET “Dee” has never been known to let a friend down This characteristic together with a ready sense of humor will do much toward helping her attain success She was one of the dancers in “Anchors Aweigh”. To be a stenographer is her aim in life. Frieda Della Pella 160 - 14th AVENUE Frieda has the distinction of being one of the best-dressed girls in school. Her hobbies include ping pong, dancing, roller skating, and bowling. Her activities in- cluded the Table Tennis Club and ushering at the Senior Show. Frieda's plans for the future are undecided.

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Marie Santa Corbo 15 GLADSTONE AVENUE A quiet attractive girl, going about her business in an industrious manner, “Maria” is an amiable person whose acquaintance you will never regret. “Maria” participated in the Senior Show, and is trying to achieve a place in the stenographic field Catherine Margaret Cullin 586 SOUTH ORANGE AVENUE Eyes to match the Lakes of Killarney are the first things one notices about Kay Upon further investigation, it will be dis- covered that she is a good dancer and a qood sport besides. She was in the Senior Show, and intends to be a secretary Marion E. Costen 84 ELM STREET Marion has the gift of a lovely voice While at sch she participated in the Glee Club and Choir and was a reporter for the Westonian Jerry also assisted as a member of the Make-up Committee for the Senior Show She hopes to enter busi- ness after graduation Rose D'Addario 196 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE One of our most ardent football fans Rose has served efficiently on the football field as banner girl She hopes to be employed in a Newark office. After work- ing hours, you may be sure she will spend much of her time swimming, dancing, or playing tennis. Stuart Coyne 53 POE AVENUE Stewie” has changed over night In his junior year he was a quiet fellow. His summer vacation must have cured him, however, for he came back a new man Among his activities we find that he was president of the Inter mal Relations Club, and a member in 1 standing of the Outlook Club Next fa Stuart plans to enter Amherst College, where he will study law Claire D'Angelo FAIRMOUNT AVENUE They say freckles are a sign of beauty and this is true as far as Claire is con- cerned. She collects different types of pic- tures and thoroughly enjoys this hobby. “Freckles” expects to go to college after graduation

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Florence J. Della Rosa Beatrice Barbara Del Tufo Anna Del Vescovo Marie De Martino 409 5 TH 8th STREET Elizabeth Di Gisi Della Carol De Somma