1966 - East Orange Public Library

WILLIAM HUTCHINS
Bill looks for individualism and honesty
in friends ... He is accepted
in many ways . . . Music and money
will pave the way to a successful
future.
JOHN JACKSON
That easy going nature which is so
typically John, along with his qual -
ity of conservativeness, will help
him attain a position in high society.
DIANA BRIGIDA 1ATESTA
A belief in spiritual enlightenment
empowers one to pour forth an
abundance of human goodwill . . .
Diane desires to fulfill a gospel singing
career.
MARINA EL1SA I AT EST A
Sing, sweet nightingale, the praises
of the Creator, then you shall receive
the bounty of His pleasure and
know the warmth of the everlasting
sunshine.
DONALD F. IRVIN TRAVIS IRVIN
EARNESTINE ADELLE JACKSON
Music is an international language,
and those who master it are truly
learned . . . For one to succeed, he
must be aware of those around him.
MILDRED M. JACKSON
Success and happiness are what
this polite miss desires in life . . .
She scores by making friends and
hopes to serve her fellowmen as a
nurse.
Man in service to his country, a
noble path to follow for the future
. . . Loyalty, consideration, understanding—the
markings of a true
friend.
ROXANNE MERLE JACKSON
It is easier to understand than to
dislike . . . Softspoken, intelligent,
endowed with warmth . . . Social
work or psychiatry will enable her
to benefit others.
Looking to a future in computer programming
as her goal, Deanie
plans to push herself onward to
success . . . Cheerfulness and understanding
make her likable.