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

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the Svvninr illiirrnr OF TIIE EASTSIDIC HIGH SCHOOL, P.'X'l'IiRSON, NEW .IICRSIQY Editor-iz:-Cl1z'cf PH I LANDIER A IAN' A R D fiA1V0l'flIft7 Editor VVILLIAM VV. PROBERT Litrrary Editors TERESA MANGIN SELMA LIIZBLICII GERTRUDE MOLENAAR Humor Editor HELEN LAIIAUGII Art Editor BARTI.EY A I SEN B R EY Bztsizivss l7if4IlI4If,'l'l' JOSEPH L. PINK Irtlflllf-X' .fidz'ism' MISS MARY HARKNESS ISI..-XIR Y'1'C'l1.Ylll'f'l' MISS CLARA IZLSAIESSICR The editors are greatly indebted to Pauline Robinson, Ivan Ackerman, jack Altshuler, Philip Siedel, and George Freeinan, for the assistance that they have given them in the preparation of this book.

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Effntrmurh A man's reach should exceed his grasp Or what's a Heaven for? ' -Robert Browning Do not be satisfied with the mediocre in life. Strive always for the highest in everything. Be like the Alpine Climbers, who, having reached the summit of one mountain, see others of greater height beyond, and resolve to surmount them, too. Your high school education has given you a firm foundation for all phases of life: the mental, through your studiesg the physical, through your athletic activitiesg and most important of all, the spiritual, through your surroundings, the ideals inculcated and the friends you have made. Now it is for you to develop these to the utmost. Strive to become leaders, not only in your professions, but also in your com- munity, and in broader fields. Keep your bodies strong and healthy, to preserve the vigor of youth. But above all, let your deeds be governed by the loftiest motives. If you must play one of the minor roles in life, bring to it fineness, nobility, and human sympathy, so that you will be distinguished even in the crowd. The future with its boundless store of riches lies before you. Go forward to meet it, and may the greatest of success be yours! EVELYN M. SMITH.