South Side High School - Optimist Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1950 volume:

Cards were at first ior benefits designed. Sent to amuse, not to enslave the mind. Not only meant lor amusement, a deck ol cards represents othor things. For the seniors ol 1950 each suit in the deck has a special meaning. The clubs remind us ol all the extra-curricular activities that we've participarted in. The dia-monds are the goms ol South Side teachers and students who have been our lriends. The hearts portray our love ior South Side with the thought that doep in our own hearts we will never lor-get the place where we've spent lour wonderful years. Tho s pad os stand for all the nights we've laboured over homework assignments, and all tho days we've spent in class working for that hard-to-qet A! I like the game and want to play; And through the long, long night will I. unruffled. Play what I get until break ol day. 1he 1950 eiaM i ol South Side ctlujh School P ieAeul 'fill ISDifiTOOIM 4 truss sasntfflsj @sm� arar PteAentincj, MR MKglR ML From a high school student who always liked the atmosphere of a school, to a teacher who specialized in social studies—that's the background of our new principal. Michael Conovitz. Going back to the days before he attended Harvard University, from where he was graduated. Mr. Conovitz can recall the eventful trips to and from his high school. A native Brooklynite, he attended Eastern District High School which was three miles from his home. This meant traversing many city blocks, each of which was ruled by a gang of boys. It became the job of the students to get by each street as quickly and as painlessly as possible. Though he often arrived at school bedraggled, he was never late. Editor of his school newspaper, president of his school's student government. and president of his senior class, the will to teach seemed to be inborn in Mr. Conovitz. Even in his high school days he tutored non-students. Although a debater, he participated in such sports as basketball, tennis, rowing, and handball. He has always disliked quitters, whether on the athletic lield or in the classroom, but has admired students who could and would buckle-down to their studies, despite their opinions of teaching conditions or teachers. His graduate work, done at Columbia University, the University of Vermont, and New York University, was followed by numerous teaching appointments in Brookline, Massachusetts. Brooklyn, New York, and Manhattan, and in 1948 he was appointed to be principal at Central Evening High School. Then he came to South Side! The school was marked immediately by a growing feeling of school pride and spirit, all injected by Mr. Conovitz's efforts to make South Side a better school. After a few months here, he thinks that S. S. is on the way up in all ways . Confident that with our wonderful faculty” and our nice student body , we're sure to become an outstanding school, he takes pride in all our activities. We are sure that if there is anything that can be done for South Side by its principal. Mr. Conovitz is the man to do that job—and well! ©I? SEU IEU' Q ¥ We can, without exaggeration, say that Miss Black has truly been the queen of all our hearts. Always ready with a suggestion, she proved more than once to be our trump card. Without her optimistic encouragement, many of our successful projects might never have been ventured. Because of her ceaseless efforts to help our class as a whole, coupled with an avid interest in us individually, she has done an excellent job as our grade advisor. A D 4 m- Mu� r hecht A winning hand in more ways than one, our homeroom teachers have won the respect of the whole class. During our four years at South Side, we have felt that they have been our friends and advisors. Words cannot express the way we feel towards them. We will never forget them and hope that they will never forget us. MISS MILDRED D. BLACK wassssastta sp aaa NtWvo« .u HERBERT presiaeru gr s WAHy THUppo Co Resident jsvtesaa IBIVSIK 'T© iB 'SlK 6 g I jfjr a ® m © a ps® SYLVIA ABRAMOWITZ Sweet, sincere, serious - that's our Sylvia, who has endeared herself to all our hearts. Her unaffected modesty has won her a great many friends and has earned her a very high place on our list of favorites. DORIS BALDEROSE Her humor, her energy, and her consideration for her associates are the things which make Doris's friendship a fine possession. Her determination has won Doris the admiration of her friends and placed her firmly on the road to success. ROBERT APPEL Bob is the strong, silent type. Although he wastes no words in class, he possesses a sparkling sense of humor, a fun-loving nature, plus a great deal of energy as displayed by his remarkable cheerleading ability. ANNA BARDASHEWSKY Wherever there's fun, there's Anna. Her gay and cheerful ways have won her many friends. Full of pep and energy as displayed by her cheerleading ability, she will always be remembered as an important member of our class. ERNEST BARRON Whenever you see a small, neat, cute person strolling through the halls, you can be sure it is Ernest. He is always a perfect gentleman. Ernest has also won many letters and emblems for South Side's field activities. RAYMOND ANDREWS A mischievious glimmer in his eyes, plus a ready grin for another fellow's antics give Ray a sense of humor that is hard to beat. He is also blessed with a beautiful tenor voice that has brightened many an assembly. GLORIA ANDERSON Gloria has truly accomplished something here in South Side, for her sweet ways have made us want to work and play along with her. She has both intelligence and common sense and uses them to the fullest extent. KENNETH BERGMAN Tall, popular Kenny has earned a place of respect in our hearts. His fine bass voice has brought him many well deserved honors. The fact that Kenny is the best of company is proven by his host of friends. DOLORES BROCK Dolores is a sweet, cheerful person who has won the friendship of many. Proud of South Side's extra-curricular activities, above all, Dance Group and Mixed Chorus, Dolores has worked hard to make a name tor herself and her school. DONALD BLAINE Donald is a likeable fellow, always ready with an intelligent or humorous remark. His good looks, with a carefree and fun-loving nature and winning personality combined, have made him well liked by all who know him. ELIZABETH BRESSMAN If popularity wore money, Libby would be a millionaire. Willing to help and ready to serve, she has activities that range from Treasurer of the 4A class to Co-Captain of the Twirlers. Good luck to a very wonderful girl. VIOLA BROWN Viola is a modest senior but with her sincere and quiet ways, she has made many tnends. She is a real credit to our class because she has always worked faithfully and cooperatively. We wish her loads of success in the future. ARTHUR BLUMENAU Art is a friendly, fun-loving person who is well liked by all his classmates. His unassuming manner and intelligence plus his engaging smile have made him a fellow well worth knowing during our four years at South Side. SEMENITA BRUINGTON With a mischievious glimmer in her eyes, Mitzie is always cheer-lul and gay. She can be depended upon to participate in any activity that will benefit the class. She has made loads of friends and will continue to make many more. 9 MARGARET BUKSAR The name Margaret derived from the Greeks meant a pearl; but our Margaret is more than a semiprecious stone. A true gem of a student and friend, she will make more than an efficient secretary. LAVINIA CHINN On the list that's entitled personality A the name of Chinn ranks high. Full of pep, vim, vigor, and vitality, as displayed by her cheerlead;ng ability,' La-vinia's high spirits enliven her surroundings and have won her innumerable friends. HARVEY BUSSELL Full of pep, fun-loving, and fancy free that's our boy Harvey. He has readily and steadily supplied us with humorous and witty remarks to make our four year stay at South Side a more enjoyable one. DOROTHY CAMPINO Take ore pair of precision roller skates, sprinkle a little sweetness, add a pretty face, and a happy smile, beat well and blend with friendliness. There you have our recipe for Dottie Campino, an important member of our class. RUTH CLARK Never speak unless spoken to has been advocated by the sages for centuries. Even though she says little, you can rest assured that when she does it's something worthwhile. Ruth will surely enter the field of success. DOLORES BUSTO Dolores can be identified by her boauliful blonde hair and charming smile. Her talents in music and languages have endeared her to the class. Dolores can shoulder responsibilities and we know she will lead a full and happy life. CAROLINA COBB When we think of Carolina, we think of a friendly person with quiet ways. We are sure that her future years will be happy ones because she has always been successful in her years at South Side. 10 JOHN CRANKFIELD Sincere and earnest in everything he does, John has endeared himself to all of us. Quiet, but ever ready with a smile, he has the ability to make friends easily, and in him they find a true friend. DONALD DEWLOW Don has learned the lesson that many of us have yet to realize-life is not always serious. Care-froe Don has shown prowess on the track and in the music class. We surely will remember him as the perfect classmate. EDWARD CROWDER Eddie is a star football player and an all-around good fellow. He has a ready sense of humor and a happy-go-lucky air. His winning ways have made him well liked and greatly admired by all. VIVIAN DEANS A sweet face and a sweet disposition portray Vivian. She has the ability to look on the bright side of things and has a great consideration for others. She has all our very best wishes. RICHARD DIXON To be joyful is his philosophy and to spread joy his policy-that's why Dick has become an outstanding member of our class. His generous and friendly nature have earned for him the friendship and respect of everyone ROBERT CUEVAS We will always remember Bob as one of the quiet members of our class. Hidden beneath his silence is a great liking for all his classmates. His easy-going ways will bring him success in the future. JANE DRANIKOWSKI Blonde, blue-eyed, a bellel, that’s our Jane. She's earned the honor of being everyone's friend and no one's enemy, and we're sure to remember her for the smile on her lips and the devil in her eye. 1 JOAN DRANIKOWSKI The radiance of her hair can only be shadowed by the sparkle of her smile which was designed to light the dullest corner. Joan has an effervescent personality which has brought to her many pals and much popularity. ELVIRA FERNICOLA Elvira goes by the saying, Silence is more eloquent than words. Although she doesn't say much, she achieves honor in everything. High in intelligence and high in character, she will always be outstanding in all her accomplishments. DAISY EDWARDS Daisy is noted for her graceful and expert dancing. Her dancing is just one of her various interests in and outside of school. She has a cheerful personality which has won her many friends during her years at South Side. ISAAC EVANS Isaac is a reserved person who does his work well with a great deal of sincerity. Outwardly shy, he is always friendly. We are sure that with all these sterling traits, Isaac will long be remembered by his many friends. WERNER ENGELSBURG Werner's likeable manner and outstanding appearance have won him a place high among the senior students. His optimistic attitude toward life, coupled with a sparkling sense of humor have made him a wanted friend and one we'll long remember. IffliW JACK FISCHER A happy-go-lucky fellow with a happy-go-lucky smile, that's Jack Fischer, class of January 1950. During his four years in high school, Jack has proved himself to be a good sport and a good friend. DONALD FINDLEY Effervescent, imaginative, popular, even these don't seem to do justice to Don. A strong link in the chain that is our high school career, we owe more than a proportionate share of our loughs, fun and good times to him. LILLIAN FOX Lillian is a friend io all of us. She is quiel and reserved on the surface but underneath we find that she has a fun-loving personality. It's been swell having her in our class. 0 D1)(D VERDELLE GARNETT Parles-vous, Francais? If you say Oui, then you will probably be added to Verdelle's long list of friends. Besides being a scholar in French, Verdello is also musically inclined. Her piano olaying and singing have brought her school fame. RICHARD FREEMAN Richie has made lots of friends because of his various interests. He is known for his wide smile and the cheerful word he has for all. The doors of success have surely been opened to this swell fellow. ROSALYN GALLOF A very sweet and ambitious girl, she was a former student of Wee-auahic but preferred South Side. She is well-mannered and very courteous. Her sweet and easygoing smile has won her a great number of friends. TERRANCE GILSENAN Terry is a fun-loving boy. You can always find him mixed up in some sort of prank. He can also do his school work and achieve good grades. Terry could well be called one of the happy mediums SANDRA GALE The attribution of scholarship, leadership, and service-all three have rated high during Sandy's four years at South Side. A wonderful girl, we can be sure that she will swim through life on the crest of every wave. HERBERT GLASSER Handsome Herbie would need a slide rule to count all the friends he has made. Nonchalant and carefree, the air is filled with laughter whenever he is around, for Herbie lives in a world of joyful spirits. JACK GOLLIN Jack's magnetic personality has left his mark on our class. His great athletic ability, proven on the basketball court, plus his sharp wit and good looks, have made Jack one of the most outstanding and best-liked members of our class. BETTY GRIFFIN Never sad, always in the midst of a happy group, Betty will never grow lonely. Her strawberry blonde hair and her sweetness are known to all. Her future will be bright and her chain of friends will never cease to grow. SHELDON GRANIK Sheldon is an ambitious, pleasant, and considerate person who deserves the best that life can offer. A necessary card in our playing hand, we wish him the best of luck and good fortune in years to come. HERBERT GRIES Just as honey draws bees, Herbie has attracted many friends and admirers. His champagne-like personality and his sincerity have {nade him a perfect pal, his keen wit and outstanding intelligence have insured him the admiration of his classmates. RHODA GROSS Liked are they of pleasant ways” -That's our Rhoda. Popular with all her classmates, she possesses all the qualities that are necessary to make a real success in life EDNA GREEN Little in size, big in ideas is Edna. She is liked by everyone and is impressive in everything she accomplishes. She is bound to be a success in any field in which she endeavors. HENRY HALL Man of few words are the best men. This applies to Henry who doesn't say much but shows his personality by the many friends he has made here at South Side. Good luck to a swell guy! JEANETTE HAMPTON Jeanette's four year stay at South Side has been a quiet one. Sweet and attractive in more ways than one, she always has a friendly greeting for everyone she meets. RICHARD HERTZBERG Richie's witty remarks have made him known to both students and teachers. A regular guy with a friendly air, he has won the admiration of all and will continue to do so in the -coming years. ALFRED HARRIS Here's to our incomparable Smoodie ! He's found the key to our hearts in his ready laughter. He has supplied us with much fun and joy during our stay at South Side, and we know he'll do the same for many others in later life. BURTON HERMAN Always willing to help those who need him, Burt takes a great deal of interest in school activities. He is a lover of music and prefers opera. With his personality he's sure to be constantly surrounded by loads of friends. NORMAN HILL Norman's quite a star in our class. As a member of the track and football teams, he is an all-around fellow. A fine sense of humor combined with honesty and fairness are Norman's outstanding attributes. PHYLLIS HARRIS Phyllis has participated in many activities and has always done a good job. A lover of music, she is a very prominent member of our class. We are sure that her career in music will be a success, class. THELMA HODGE To find an end to Thelma's attributes we would have to go far into infinity. Studious, original, f iendly, and a host of other adjectives only scratch the surface of compliments due to our Thelma because of her versatility. 15 GLADYS JACKSON Gladys is capable of doing many things well, among them being singing and dancing. She is a good student and a good friend to all who know her. She will undoubtedly obtain success in. everything she does. BETTY LAKE Betty is a gal with a sweet smile and winning wavs. This talented mis-, is co-captain of the twirlers and can also do a smooth tap and oe. And-she can make a paintbrush or a few sketching pencils talk. HAROLD JAMES The track team and his art work have made Harold well known around South Side. He has proven his artistic ability by drawing for the Optimist. He is friendly to all and is liked by everyone. EDWARD JOHNSON Besides distinguishing himself as a gentleman, Ed has won the applause and admiration of all South Siders because of his ability on the gridiron. He is an “all-round boy and is sure to succeed in everything he does. IRENE KOHEN She can be seen encouraging our teams on to victory as a cheerleader, or she can be seen with a group of her classmates as a sincere friend. Sweet, popular, and very amiable all characterize Irene. r)vVy STEPHEN LaSURE Steve has been successful in making his mark-both on the track and in the classroom. His ability to make friends and his congeniality have won him a place in our hearts. We wish good luck to a swell guy. MARION LAWSON As Secretary of the Senior Class, Marion has done more than a � ood job and during her years at South Side she has made more than enough friends. Her witty remarks and her ready grin have brightened many school days. CONSTANCE LEONE Always looking on ihe bright side of life, Connie is a person who has many friends. She will be remembered by South Side for her good work on the Optimist. Good luck to a grand girl I ARTHUR LOVE In tennis love” indicates no score, but this Love certainly makes plenty of hits with all who know him. Athletic, sophisticated, courteous, and ambitious, this young Love will certainly live forever in the memory of his fellow classmates. DONALD MacPHERSON In his own quiet way, Don is constantly adding to his list of friends. Ever ready to laugh or cry with you, his sincerity has made him a well known apple in our basket of gaiety and fun. GEORGE LORDI A regular guy-that's George. He is the perfect combination of student, friend, and fun. Known by all for his fun-loving nature and ready helpfulness, he is a swell fellow to have for a friend. GLORIA LESTER A very friendly, cheerful, and hoooy person is hard to find, but we have one right in our midst, our Gloria. Among other things, Gloria enjoys singing with South Side's famed mixed chorus. We wish good luck to a fine miss. SANFORD LIEB If good things come in small packagos, we have the best, for whatever Sandy lacks in height, he makes up for with his superior intellect. Known for his participation in numerous activities, his nature has made him a sincere friend. BETTE ANN MARSH A cheerful disposition and a sincere, mature manner will best serve to introduce Bette. Her interests in the activities of the senior class have never dimmed, because of her sincerity of purpose she will long be remembered as a true friend. MARTHA McCLOUD Martha, a swee! young l®dy, s one of the quiet and reserved members of our class. She always has a cheery smile and a pleasant word for all. With these qualities, she has made a long string of friends. MARIAN MILLER A true friend in every sense of the word is Marian. She is kind and warm-hearted to all. She goes about her work with a quiet and sincere nature, always doing her best in everything. IRVING MONT If Irv were submerged in water we‘d bet that it would bubble, for that's the effect he has on his surroundings. Always the center of a laughing group, his nonchalance and carefree manner have become indispensible parts of our class. SANFORD MOORE Witty, musical, athletic and friendly - that's Sandy. He will long be remembered for leading the band as Drum Major. He may be small, but he handled a big job with a serious, yet cheerful attitude. VERA MURDZA Vera's dark, flashing eyes and raven locks have won her the admiration of all who see her. Her carefree attitude and charming ways have brought her many friends. With this combination so rare, she is bound for success. FRANCES NAUGLE Known to her many classmates and friends for her courteous ways, Fran is always pleasant, sociable, and considerate. She has a long list ot extra-curricular activities, but reigning supreme is her ability to twirl. JAY NORINSKY Jocular, jolly, Jay - he's one swell guy! In reading his cards, we see that with a multitude of good friends and with a very disarming manner, he will always be happy and will make others gay. 18 LEON OBERMAN Leon is one of the “success stones of our class. He possesses all the qualities of handsomeness, intelligence, self-confidence, and friendliness. We are all sure he will be a person of whom South Side can be proud some day. HARVEY POSNER Harv has gained fame on the gridiron-but that's not all. He has also gained many friends during his years at South Side. A swell guy with a happy go-lucky air, he will be long remembered. IRENE ODINSKY Gay and cheerful are the best adjectives that describe our Irene. Well liked by loads of friends, she will long be remembered by her charming smile and her more than charming ways. PATRICIA PIOTROWSKI If intelligence, compatibility, and character earned stars for us, Pat would surely possess a solar system. Her keen mind and her capability insures her of reaching the greatest heights; her wonderful personality insures her of staying there. DOLORES RANSOM Dolores possesses the traits of a ouiet, but sincere friend. Her long, black, beautiful, shiny hair is one of her prettiest features. Her easy going attitude and wonderful disposition make us sure that all in life will be hers. MARIE PILONE A mixture of brains and beauty in just the right proportions is what our Marie is. Her dark hair and eyes are always a pleasant sight, making her a strong link in our chain of high school memories. JOHN RIBAR Intelligence and a unique manner all his own have made John so valuable 16 us. His versatility and good nature are sure to take him far in life, and we are proud to list him amongst our favorite classmates. 19 LORRAINE RICHARDSON Because of Lorraine's quiet ways and constant willingness to extend a helping hand to those in our class, we can all truly say that without her many of our days at South Side wouldn't have been so wonderful. GLORIA RUSSELL Friendly, understanding, fun-loving and really super are some of the adjectives that best describe Gloria. She is liked by all who know her and is always willing to lend a helping hand to those who need it. DAVID RICHMAN Tall and easygoing, with a zest for sports and learning, describes Dave to a T. His warm smile and sincerity for all have earned and left him many a true friend in South Side. DOLORES ROGOWSKI Our Dolly is neither a bookworm nor a butterfly, neither a saint nor a sinner, just plain perfect She’s a swell gal that we’ve found to be sociable, a willing worker, and an all-'round good pal. GERALD SABIN If the perfect person could be described as being a mixture of friendliness and intelligence spiced with wit, Jerry would surely be perfect. His realm of friends certainly prove that wherever there's Jerry, there's always fun. GLYN ROBERTS No gold could possibly be purer than the nuggets we've found in Glvn's shining personality. A real pal, and a swell guy, Glyn's willingness to help has shown outstanding evidence in the art work of this book. DORIS SARAMA Doris, besides being one of the prettiest girls in our class, has sparkled as majorette of our twirl-ers. Her scholastic record has enabled her to be a member of the Honor Society which in itself is a credit to any student. 20 EDWARD SCHERLACHER Eddie has gained fame in South Side through his exceptional athletic ability. He has participated whole-heartedly in football, baseball, and basketball which accounts for the spirit of true sportsmanship and friendliness that makes him well liked by everyone. ARLENE SEIDMAN Her ways are ways of pleasantness and cheerfulness. Agreeable, cute, and likeable, Arlene is a sweet girl and a swell friend. She is bound to reach her very highest goal in future years. JOAN SCHLOSS Known by all, Joan is a lively girl with many interests - her main one being dramatics. Sophisticated, attractive, and friendly, best describe her. We are sure that in the near future she will be a great success. FRED SCHWARTZ Freddy is a jolly fellow who, through his sense of humor and intelligence, has made many lifelong friends at South Side. With his quick wit and charming personality, we are sure that happiness is in store for him. CLARENCE SHAW Full of personality, Clarence has the enviable technique of attracting and keeping friends. Ever ready to give or take a joke, he is sure to be surrounded by admiring friends, no matter what fate has in store for him. SAUL SCHNEIDER Laugh and be merry,'' says Saul, who believes in practicing what he preaches. Saul, who can usually be seen with a group of boys and girls enjoying his witty comments, is one jester the class would be lost without. mi JOAN SHELTERS Cute, sweet, and studious are three words which summarize the type of person Joan is. She takes a great deal of interest in school activities and can also be seen at football games along with the cheerleaders. 2 CYNTHIA SHIPP Cynthia's four year sail through South Side has been a pleasant one for all parties concerned. Ambitious, mannerly, helpful, joyous, all these pleasing attributes join in making Cynthia one of the nicest and sweetest girls in the class. RALPH STONE It mokes no difference how worn the gilt edge on our deck may become, for Ralph's personality will never be dimmed. With his uncanny sense of humor, he Has often helped us see the sunny side of South Side. SONDRA SIDERMAN Silent and sophisticated, our Son-dra has poise, charm, and an easy manner which makes her well liked by all of us. Sondra is one who accomplishes much in a quiet, conservative way with a mature and serious manner. GLORIA SKINNER Petite, peppy, and popular describe our gai Gloria. Ever ready for a laugh and ever ready to do a iob, she has a splendid personality and a jolly sense of humor, combined to make her one swell girl. RALPH SODANO Ralph prefers a casual, pleasant, and uninvolved mode of existence. Because of his easy-going attitude and cheerful disposition, he rates highly with us all and his loyalty and simplicity go far in acclaiming him a fine young man. LEWIS STUKALIN Good looking, quick-witted, interesting friendly, and a swell quy are the words that characterize Lewis. With these qualities and many more, he has made himself an outstanding member of our senior class and will remain outstanding in his future years. MARILYN TISCHIO In every deck, there turns up a high honor card. Tish'' is that way because she's sincere and profound. Having learned the secret of fun, and found the treasure of laughter, she's one swell gal. 2 MARY TRUPPO M for merry, A for attractive, R for reliable, Y for youthful - that not only spells Mary but also describes her. But there are no words in the dictionary to justifiably portray her, so we must say sincerely and profoundly, She's really swell I COLSTON WASHINGTON Although he is little in appearance, Colston rates highly with all of us. He is an all-around good fellow with an amiable disposition and a fun-loving nature. We are sure he will be a success. MARY ULTCH Though no one is perfect, Mary seems to come very close to being the exception. A rare combination of a good pupil, real friend, and willing student, she has found, by her charming manner, the key to our hearts. SHELDON WALLERSTEIN Shelly has made his mark in school because of his sparkling personality. His wit, which has enlivened many a dull class, plus a fun-loving nature tend to make him one of the most colorful members of our class. LORRAINE WEISS As good-natured and understanding as she is, red-headed Lorry is one who just seems to attract friends. This, combined with her unusual capacity for hard work, can bring her nothing but the very best in life. HUGO WAHLSTROM Everyone thinks of Hugo as the Johnny Lujack of South Side. He is well liked by everyone because of his charming manner and winning smile. With these traits we are certain that he will continue making friends throughout his whole life. ANGELA WHEELER As suggested by her name, Angela has been the angel'' of our class. With her magic touch, a job would be well done or a good time would be had, for she has proven as dependable as those celestial beings. 22 ETHEL WILLIAMS Gaiety and friendliness are two of Ethel's greatest attributes. Ethel's charming personality has won many friends for her, but aside from these traits she has been well able to keep up her studies. Good luck to you, Ethel. LOIS WILSON Good character and good service are some of the highlights of Lois's years at South Side. A graduate in three and a half years, she is sure to be more than a success in the future. JULIA WOOD Sugar and spice and everything nice-that's Julial Beneath her pretty face and shining eyes lies a keen mind whose decisions we have learned to respect. We can predict nothing but success and happiness for her. ROGER YANCEY Roger, a boy of great curiosity, is interested mainly in art. During weeks before programs, his posters can be seen throughout the hall. His other interest is basketball and when outside school that is his main sport. ARLENE YONOWITZ If you ever feel down in the dumps and feel the need of a laugh, just look for friendly, witty Arlene. Most likely you will find her in the midst of a group of happy, carefree teen-agers. GERALDINE YOUNG Gerry may be an extremely quiet person, but she possesses great poise and gracefulness. She is a conscientious student whose studies occupy most of her time, so we are sure she will have no trouble in climbing the ladder of success. 14 DORIS BLAKE Though she seems lo be reserved, Doris' friends have found her !o be well-mannered, gracious, cooperative. and amiable. Her studious nature combined with all her other traits make us feel confident that she will reach all her goals. LARRY SCHECHTER Larry, a boy of great humor and character plus a friendly and sociable manner which has brought him many a friendship among fellow seniors and other schoolmates, is very dependable and also very cooperative. a ssipa$3 a s©®® X—- rr.tu-nin Amm. . =i mill ilm cu v i ■■umx M wn x f o« __CM � . Smn O CM.. . .. V. A 9mM CM 00 AM • smm y«i mi • iiMk. b. A MTMOMfr t hw. 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For Dolores Busto The cards seem to say, She'll make a good housewife for someone someday. That Bay Andrews can sing Is a fact known by all. Soon he'll give concerts At Carnegie Hall. A politician to the core. A product of our own creation! We'll sure be proud of Sandy Lieb, Future President of the Nation. Cute Doris Sarama has learned to twirl! As our majorette, she has earned great fame. But we predict. though the years will go by Her lovable charms will remain the same. Embeulers beware oi him! You're sure to get the bounce. You; chancei will be very slim when Marv VanPoxnak checks the account. To go to Europe in a car May seem a foolish notion. But wait'til Henry Thomson builds A bridge across the ocean. In nineteen-seventy, Turn on a radio And heat Ted Karlin os M.C. 01 his own variety show. Whatever in the future comes Morris Kantor won't cart. Just us lonq as he becomes A multi millionaire. Before you're thirty. Norma Martin’ The card reader confides. ' You'll have a handsome husband And a family besides. Pupils will be brinqinq Apples to a peach Because Martha Leivonen Is going to teach. Arnie Stein fyoothall A new era is being marked in the annals of South Side's football history. After a few seasons of warming up, the football team came up with a squad of great potentialities. The hard work of the coaches and the boys restored South Side's former fame on the gridiron. Playing a vital part on the field were 11 fellows, not only representing the school, but the Senior class as well. We are proud of these boys and their teammates. Coach Otto Stoll Swinwuncj, Records smashed, victories and other honors have been brought back to South Side by our swimming team. By winning a majority of their meets, the team has helped in establishing the prestige of our school. Hard work is required of the boys; they practice after school every day so that they are in tip-top shape. Outstanding in the natators was a group of seniors. The team, we are sure, will cut a worthy path of fame for themselves. Sandy Moore Teddy Karlin Herb Gries Harvey Bussell Arnie Stoin 35 fiaAJzeiLail Coach Delaney Coach Cary Yeah team, team, team . Success has been knocking on the door of all the South Side sports—but the leader in bringing this good fortune was our basketball squad. The Streak Cagers had one of its best seasons since the sport was revived at South Side. Contributing to the groups renown were five senior boys, who were very much at home on any court. We hope the Cagers continue to make every basket count, make the score high for the Siders. Jack Gollin Hugo Wahlstrom Arthur Love 36 Ed Scherlachor Joe Boland John Covington G uM, Go+uibuf, Leonard Neal Coach Anderson Bob Cuevas Crossing the tape in a season filled with many victories seems to have become a habit for the cross country team. These boys proved to be one of Essex County's strongest teams. A power house of strength and will power go hand in hand when a fellow runs Cross Country for South Side. The limitations put on a boy are many if he desires to become a good runner. Many of the Seniors proved that it is worth giving up a little to gain a lot. Isaac Evans Don Dewlow 37 Coach Gellor Coach Wallach En Garde, fence! Touch for South Side.” This may sound a little complicated for those who have never witnessed our fencing team in action. These expressions are all part of the language used in judging a match in which our Streaks are participating. Opportunity to bring back fame to the school has been knocking at the door of the fencers. These boys opened the door and made use of their opportunities. Represented on the team were three seniors, helping to bring home more glories to South Side. 38 lorry Avnct HaAeJicdl Lou Uttrcchi Strike three—you're out,” cries the umpire. South Side has won again,” echoes the crowd in the stands. There were times, however, that our baseball team did not emerge victorious, but they gained victory in other ways. Our players always managed to please the people in the stands. They always made an appearance comparable to that of professional clubs. Playing positions in the outfield, at the bases in the infield, were seven senior boys, always ready and waiting for the ball to come their way. Jo© Boland A1 Dzieminowski Saul Schnoider Eddie Palent Ed Scherlachei 39 The track team has well earned the title of the Streaks . Outstanding on their list of runners is the number of city champions which the team has. Pacing around the track, working to perfection in field events, and lots of excercises are what all the fellows must get into their practicing so that they are ready to take on their opponents. A great many senior boys have given up much of their time so that they could help the team run up a record number of victories. Harold James Ed Krowder Colston Washington Norm Hill Arthur Love Ernie Barron Arnio Stein John Covington 40 Dolly Rogowski Mary Truppo Fran Naugle 41 Libby Bressman Betty Lake Glieesdeadhesti, Lou Chinn loan Shelters Flip Herman Miki Horold Weenie Hodge Irene Kohon Gloria Anderson ®um asast® ®j? maixaii1 Throughout our years at South bide, Mr. De Leon has been a counselor and friend to us. Our problems, whether scholastic or personal, were his problems; and his practical wisdom could find the solutions to many of our troubles. Yet, there is still another reason for our gratitude to Mr. De Leon. Besides giving us his advice, he gave us his ideals, instilling principles of tolerance and justice in all our minds. 'IV 44 ® s a ® s ® a p§® @« SUSS ©I? MR. BENJAMIN De LEON Chief Advisor These six homeroom teachers are close to all our hearts. Though our tricks might have driven them kalookie, thfey seldom gave us a slam, and their patience and guidance has been our ace-in-the-hole. They have taught us to play the game of life fairly and squarely. • A MRS. RUTH HEAPS Assistant Advisor MISS EMILY GOODALE MRS. LOUISE MINCHIN k NEW VO • NC M 4V. � ,rSSE ? G° 1S President 4 ♦ IKS S 47 JERRY AARONS Jerry is Ihe fellow who is known by all students. As ar. equal proportion to his achievements in high school, during his post graduate days he should walk straight up the ladder of success in his chosen vocation. BERNICE ALTMAN Bernice is a comely, sweet, though reticent, young lady. Baseball, dancing, and listening to popular music are among her favorite Dastimes. As to vocational plans, Bernice hopes for a secretarial career. Her charm and efficient methods will insure her success. MARILYN ABBOT Although she is a reticent young lady, Marilyn has a magnetic personality which draws friends on sight. Cheerfulness and helpfulness are her identification tags. Her amiability will be a great aid in making hers a marvelous career in the future. SEYMOUR ALEXANDER Seymour is a fellow with a pleasing, modest personality, and a high goal in life: he would like to see everlasting peace in the world. His ambition is to become a democratic business man. Good luck, Seymourl You deserve it.” DOROTHY ANEST Dot is the pretty lass with the long blonde hair and a smile that can be seen a mile away. She is cheerful, witty, and a favorite among South Siders. We all wish her good luck in the future. JULIA ADAMS One of our star up-'n'-coming secretaries is Julia. Efficiency and ability to do work, and the type of personality that wins friends immediately, will pull her to a top-ranking position in the business world. MARY ASHUKIAN Beautiful eyes, nice skin, and neatness in dress make Mary as attractive a girl as they come. People also talk about her personality which just bubbles over with enthusiasm. She who is gracious to all is liked by all. MARILYN AURON After graduation LYnn” hopes to Decome a private secretary. She will be long remembered for her eager and wonderful cooperation an the Social Committee. We wish her loads of luck in all her future endeavors. ELSIE BARRON ilsie's high school career has been righi with warm friendships, loyally and generosity. Extra-cur-icular clubs have always found er a willing and able worker vho could be depended upon, rhe class joins in wishing Elsie he best of luck. FRANK AUSTIN Frank is a youth who loves mis-chiefs but he is gifted with an admirable disposition and fine character. Interested mostly in sports, especially those of South Side, he devotes a lot of time to his social club. FRANCES BANACH A clever young lady who could not be sweeter. She's gay and polite. It's a pleasure to meet her. Poetry could well be used to describe Frances. We'll long remember the warmth and good humor she has brought to our class. FRANCES BARTON Fran's willing ways have made her a class favorite Though she's interested in athletics, she wishes to become a nurse. Her hobbies include horseback riding and skating. Fran has surely won the love and respect of countless friends. MARLENE BARTON Marlene is as nice a girl as anyone could find. She is hearty, wholesome, and never unkind. During her stay at South Side,-she has not missed a single chance to join clubs, take part in extracurricular activities, and make friends. JERRY AVNET Though his debonnaire manner may give the impression that he is easy-going, Jerry is really a dynamo of pep and energy. His witty remarks add interest and color to any conversation, and he certainly knows how to get along with people. SHIRLEY BASKIN An amiable disposition and a flair for dramatics have combined to make Shirley a most estimable young lady. Known for her sincerity and unselfishness, she is always considerate of others. Surely Shirley deserves the best that life has to offer. HERMINE BILLER Hermine is a dark-haired, attractive young lady, who includes intelligence and capability among her many other excellent attributes. Her bouyant good spirits and her genuine interest in the problems of others make Hermine a very charming person. RAYMOND BAUCUM Since he is interested in law and history, it is evident that Ray concerns himself with the problems of his fellow man. Music and sports occupy his spare time. His character is marked by generosity and consideration of others. HELEN BELL sweeter airl than Helen cannot be found. She is more than willing to be everyone's friend. To be a good secretary is her goal. The class hopes that Helen's future will be a very happy and satisfying one. JOSEPH BOLAND Whenever there is a baseball, basketball or football game, Joe will always be one of the outstanding members of the team. Even though he is so active in sports he finds time to get good marks and have lots of friends. YONNE BEALS The adjectives amiable, cooperative, dependable, and congenial can all be applied to Yonne. She has proven her loyalty by support of school activities. It has been indeed an honor and a privilege to call her our classmate. MARVIN BROOKS Marvin is best known for his sense of humor and witty remarks. His happy, light-hearted disposition has won him the warm regard of countless friends. He can usually be found chasing gloom and making others happy around South Side. GLADYS BROWN Gladys is care free, She's cheerful and kind,- She has versatiliiy, and a very keen mind. The character which has made her a favorite pal is a splendid combination of eager cooperation, perseverance, honest effort and great imagination. THELMA CALDWELL Thelma, that striking, vivid, talented personality, attracts admirers like a magnet attracts iron. There is a certain something about her that people can't help liking. Although she is gifted in many ways, she is always modest, sincere, and natural. THOMAS BROWN Tom, the lad with the easy going attitude and cheerful personality, is the sort of person everyone likes to have around. Whether he is watching a game, listening to one, or playing himself, Tom's enthusiasm for sports is always great BEVERLY BUSSE Beverly's charm and graceful manner have made her a well-known member of our class. In a calm, serene way, she meets all problems. A true friend, she has been a pleasure to work with in our high school days. COLLEEN CALVEY Capable, clever, and cheerful, an all-around girl in every way, is Colleen. The task of gaining practical knowledge in South Side has been well done by this accomplished young lady, who would like to become a career girl. ELAINE BRYANT Sincere, friendly, and fun-loving, Elaine has won many friends because of her eager cooperation, and gentle, patient manner. She wants to be a clerical typist and likes to cook as a hobby. Only success can await someone like her. ALBERT CARTER Handsome, amiable Albert is well liked by all his fellow South Siders. And no wonderl With his winning disposition and pleasant ways, he fils well into any group. No waster of words, Albie expresses himself briefly, but intelligently. GLORIA COHEN Glo. as she is known bv many of her friends, is a neat, attractive girl. She has a very pleasing personality and converses well. Her scholastic record is very good and we're all sure that she'll go far. CHRISTINE COOK Sugar and spice and everything nice, that's what Christine is made of. Her knowledge of style and fashion point the way to a career in designing or dress-making. The gift of artistic ability will bring her to lofty heights. MINNIE CARTER Because people like Minnie and Minnie likes people, she plans to serve humanity as a nurse. Her patience and kindness are suited to this noble profession. Music also interests her, and many assembly programs have been brightened by her singing. SHELDON CLARKE We are glad to know Sheldon, a fellow with plenty of personality who is always busy making new friends. Being interested in sports, he always participates in them now, and hopes to keep it up after graduation. ROBERTA CHAMMINGS Presenting Miss Roberta Cham-mings, one of the main attractions of our senior class. She is a lady of most unusual abilities, who radiaies gentility and savoir faire. All of her fellow-students appreciate and esteem Roberta's sterling qualities. KATINA CHIRONE A happy smile for every day, she gives to all who come her way. Meet our pal, Katie, who enjoys good music, especially the singing of Perry Como. To be a good secretary is her post-graduation dream. MARILYN COOKE Though Marilyn is often quiet and modest, all her close friends have found her keen sense of humor very amusing. She has helped to brighten many a dreary day and dull moment by the sparkle of her wit. 52 JOHN COVINGTON Johnny is a happy fellow with an excelling personality. Sports are his dish, and his participation in school athletics has been steady, especially on bur basketball team. He's a nifty classmate, to whom we wish good luck in the future. RUTH DEANS Tall and witty, with a fun-loving nature, Ruth is always in the cen ter of a group of people. She loves life, and has a great appreciation for good humor. We wish her loads of success in her chosen profession. CHARLES CURTIS Because of his genial nature and optimistic outlook, Charles is regarded as an all-around good fellow. A tall, good-looking youth, he has distinguished himself'by his spirit of loyalty and kindness. His classmates all wish Charles the best of luck. NANCY DEAN With a character that sparkles like sun, talents belonging in neon lights, and a high scholastic record Nan has certainly been a most important member of our class. She is a person we really are proud to have known. ROBERTA DeBAUN If poise -f- pep -f- perseverance-personality, ''Bobby” certainly has it. These qualities, which have made her a popular South Sider, will surely bring her great happiness in the career she has chosen for the future - homemaking. BERNICE DAICHMAN ' Bernie,” as she is called, is calm and efficient, never shirks work, and can always be depended upon to do a job well. She's a fine student, and, if her dreams come true, she'll be an excellent teacher. JOAN DENNIS It's easy to see why everyone likes Joan. A serene smile and winning ways make her a most attractive person. Though she is interested in sports and dramatics, Joan's first love is music, and the piano is her favorite instrument. JOAN DEVANEY Endowed with rhythm and captivating grace, Joan is both sprightly and serious. Her genuine personality is a blend of perseverance, pleasant manners, and modesty. As a secretary she will bring efficiency and capability into the office of her fortunate employer. FRANCES DUNN South Side can well be proud of Frances, whose high scholastic achievements have been matched by her fine spirit of cooperation. Throughout her high school career, she has, by her cordial manner, extended the hand of friendship to all. JULIA DOMBKOWSKI Julie is so attractive and charming that she catches the eye of everyone. An expert in good grooming, she would like to become a beautician. Considering her personality, we think Julie will get from life whatever she desires. ANNIE DUBLIN Annie has a great deal of spirit and sprightliness, a generous grin, and a heart of gold, all of which make a rare and pleasing combination. Like most of us, she likes a good time, and enjoys sports and friendly amusements. ALEXANDER DZIEMIANOWSKI Alex, a happy-go-lucky and good natured fellow, is known and liked, throughout the school. Always an ardent sports' admirer, he helped support many a game. The spirit of good sportsmanship and fair play give him a line personality. DOLORES DOVER Because of Dolores' gentle ways and willingness to extend a helping hand to all those in our class, we can certainly say that without her many of our happy days at South Side would not have been so wonderful. cSMMi! SOPHIE FLORCZAK Sophie is a bright and cheery personality kid who has more vim and vigor than a vitamin ad. There is a fresh sweetness in her manner which has made her most popular with all her acquaintances at South Side. DOROTHY FOLEY Gentle and graceful, good-natured and glad, Dorothy has spread happiness through her school. Her tranquil spirit and perseverance have made a deep impression on those who know her. Such fine qualities as Dorothy's are certainly prized by all. a 8 §(D LEILA GALLOF With her jovial smile and twinkling eyes, a joyful laugh and never a sigh, Leila is sweet as a primrose. Since she would like to become a medical assistant, her interest outside of school is concerned with medicine. BARBARA FRANKLIN A fine student, and a very nice person to be with, Barbara is surely destined to accomplish many a great task in her lifetime. Her inclination towards scientific studies has led her to choose archeology as a profession JEAN GALL A loyal South Sider and a dependable worker, Jean deserves credit not only for her high scholastic average, but also for her long list of extra-curricular activities. Charming, vivacious Jeannie will mak6 a wonderful wife for some lucky man. CELIA GARNER Such grace and style as Celia's can come only from inner poise and genuine cheerfulness. Patient, tactful, and kind, she's one of the nicest people you could wish to know. May she always enjoy the happiness she has brought to others. SANDRA FRIEDMAN She's sociable! She's vivacious! She's popular! She's Sandy'' Friedman, one of the cutest gals in the school. A scintillating star in South Side's sky, Sandra has helped to add zest and pep to the lives of all her companions. s . IDELL GLENN The world would be a better place if there were more people like Idell. Her strong character, her scholastic achievements, her ability to do difficult work well, have gained her the recognition and admiration of students and faculty alike. ROBERT GOLAK Bob is one of the most likeable fellows because he possesses a genial personality and a determined will. These many good qualities plus his deep loyalty to the school, have won him the admiration of all his classmates. NORMA GROSKEN If we could think of all the commendatory adjectives there are, they would all apply to our Norma. Her outstanding intelligence, her literary ability, her sincerity, and her willing service have made her a top member of our class. ELEANOR GOLDBERG Eleanor is a well-poised young lady who is very determined in her choice of profession. She would like to make dramatics her career. We expect to see her name in neon lights in a few years. ALEX GRANT He's tall of stature and strong of limb, He’s handsome and rugged, athletic and slim. No wonder the girls all sigh over himl Alex is really an outstanding fellow, and one who is admired and well liked by everyone. KENNETH C. HAGUE Wherever he treads, they say you'll find a trail of happiness, for he is good natured as the day is long. He would like very much to become an accountant after graduation. A sports fan, he is a lover of baseball. DOLORES GRAHAM This pretty, beguiling little lady proves that good things do come in small packages.. But Dolores has more than just good looks. A modest mien, courtesy, and tact are among the traits which go to make up her pleasing manner. jtgssn HELEN HAMPTON Helen is a fun-loving person, with loads of zip. Her friendly ways always win her many new acquaintances immediately, where-ever there a e people around. She will be another fine addition to the secretarial world after graduation. ANNA HARDIN Whenever the day becomes dull and dreary, we'll trust her to make it cheery. With the ambition to be a social worker set deep in her heart, Anna is bound to follow the right road to success. ALLYN HELFMAN Allyn's ambition after graduating from South Side is to study Business Management. With his marked ability and keen interest, we are sure that he will be very successful, and will go very far in his chosen profession. JOAN HAVESON A charming, dark-haired, gracious miss, Joan is called Buttons” because of her bright eyes. Warm of heart and thoroughly democratic, she has enjoyed her years under South Side's student government. Among her many virtues, cheerfulness is outstanding. MARGARET HAYES Under Margaret's calm exterior there is a warm-hearted, fun-loving personality. She is a wonderful person to talk to. Once you get her started, you find out that she really isn't the shy miss you think her to be. GERALD HELLER Although this young man is very modest, he is always ready to give someone a helping hand. Gerry's desire is to attend a good business school, learn all the tricks of the trade, and become a successful business man. SIDNEY HAWKINS By virtue of his loyalty and sincerity, Sidney has won a cherished place in the regard of his classmates. After graduation he plans to serve his country by going into the armed services. He is an inspiration to us all. PHYLLIS HERMAN Care-free and cute, with a polished bearing and an expressive glance, Phyllis is a captivating bundle of personality. Her spirit of loyalty and friendship endears her to everyone who meets her, and her contributions to school service have been innumerable. FLORENCE HEROLD The gleam in her eye, the sparkle in her smile, reflect Florence's animated, vivacious temperament. At school games, we have often seen her leading us in cheers. Her presence has brought vitality and color to our years in high school. MARION HILL Whenever you are with Marion, there is never an uninteresting moment. Her glowing smile and amiable deportment have a way of creating an air of gaiety. She has lots of friends and has been a loyal South Sider. JANE HINES Well-dressed, charming Jane is among the easiest of people with whom one can become acquainted. Personality plus, a wonderful sense of humor, and the ability to really make a piano sing, make up her fine character. WILLIAM JACKSON William Jackson has everything, looks, broad shoulders, and an alert mind. His willingness to serve was demonstrated by his work on the safety squad. He is' a fun-loving individual who can be both witty and wise. HUGH HURWITZ Hugh, though quiet and modest, is an all-around good fellow. His willinq SDirit of cooperation and his friendly manner have won him a place in the esteem of all his companions. What a pleasure it has been to know him I DOROTHY JEWELL Her last name is descriptive of the sparkling nature that has made her a rare gem in the crown of her alma mater. Dorothy's eagerness to join in class projects and to cooperate in every way is well known. GERALDINE JONES Musical and talented is our Gerry. She spends most of her time singing or listening to records. Gerry can go far in this field because she has what it takes. Some day she will carry South Side's name to fame. 3 MARION JONES No one con help but like our Marion. Even though her talents are many and worthy of boast, she retains her modest, and unassuming manner. Music, a subject which she hopes to teach someday, is her main interest. MORRIS KANTOR After graduating from South Side, Morris would like io start his own business. We are sure of his success and we wish him luck in his chosen field. South Side will surely miss an ambitious student like Morris. IRENE KAPLAN Irene is among the cute girls in our class. Her ambition is to be an efficient bookkeeper. Her pet peeve is unusual among students: she dislikes stormy weather. Being a witty girl, she'll have good fortune in all her undertakings. THEODORE KARLIN Ted is well known to all the students in South Side, as well as to the teachers, because of his hilarious antics. He is a happy person and is always coming out with a witty remark. GLORIA KAUFMAN Gloria's nature is forever bubbling over with life and vigor Her spontaneous gaiety and good spirits are contagious to those who come in contact with her. Versatile and efficient, Gloria is admired by everyone for her many fine qualities. GEORGE KELLER Strong character, good sportsmanship, and staunch loyalty to his friends and to his school, are the qualities which have made George the fine young man that he is. His classmates all agree that he is the best of good fellows. INEZ KERRY Never at a loss for words or for a joke to cheer up others, Inez is always found in the midst of a laughing crowd. Her good humor and friendly manner will cause us to long remember her. JOHN KIM Jack is a very tranquil person who finds it easy to become friendly with everyone in this sociable school. He intends to go to Montclair State Teachers College to become a history teacher and help enlighten people about good government. ELEANORS KUGLER In spite of her modest and retiring manner, Eleanore cannot conceal her talents. An industrious student. a true friend, she is always ready to lend a helping hand to anyone who needs assistance. South Side's going to miss Eleanore. HARRY KOBITZ Harry has everything, good looks, broad shoulders, and an alert mind. He is a fun loving individual, one who is both witty and wise. His gay personality has made his four years in South Side bright ones indeed. MARVIN KROSKY Marve is a warm-hearted, friendly lad whose wit and keen sense of humor will never be forgotten by his fellow students. A loyal son of South Side, he has always done his very best to support his school. LORETTA KULAS Loretta is a friendly girl who is nlwavs on hand to help anyone. It will be no hard task for her to fall right in step with all the other people at the office in which she hopes to work. ANNA KRACH Anna disproves the old adage that looks and brains don't mix. She has been our class treasurer and has executed the duties of her office with efficiency and dependability. She should certainly do well in the business world. GEORGE LAMB With his perpetual good nature and optimistic outlook, George Lamb has brought comfort and gaiety to many downcast spirits. His cheerfulness is one of the many reasons for his popularity. No one who has known him will ever forget him. ERNEST LAWYER Though names may nol always reveal character, sincere, dependable Ernest certainly does live up to his praenomen. His graciousness, tact, poise, will win him a place in the world as they have won him a place in South Side. DIANE P. LISSNER Diane’s ambition is to do secretarial work. While in school, she has very ably prepared herself for this occupation. We are sure that Diane's capability and her conscientious work will bring her success in all her future undertakings. MARTHA LEIVONEN The fairest garden in her looks and in her mind the wisest books. Martha is bound to go far as she has a kindness all her own. After graduation she intends to go to college to become a teacher. MARTIN LEVINE The fact that our friend Martin is kind and gentle is shown by his great love of animals. Hoping to make Pharmacy his life work, he would like to attend Rutgers University to train himself for this profession. JOAN LYON Joan is that charming young lady who seems to love life. On her face is always that warm smile that attracts everyone. She is the type of person you just want to have as a companion. HERMINE LEVEY Hermine's nature, which matches her sparkling eyes and her musical ability, has made her a South Side star. We will be proud of her in the future when she reaches an even greater success than she has had in school. MARVIN MANN Because he's determined and sincere, as well as cheery and kind, he is the sort of fellow that you simply can't help liking. His popularity is assured by these excellent qualities. All his friends agree that Marvin is a wonderful Mann. ROBERT MARKS Bob is an all-around fellow, friendly and athletic. From his looks you miqht expect him to be strong and domineering but we all know that Bob, in spite of his muscles, is as kind and gentle as a lamb. NELLIE MAYO Always laughing, always pleasant, always agreeable, is Nellie. Her great sportsmanship in all matters has made her a well-liked person both in and out of school.. She has become a fine friend to everyone in South Side. NORMA MARTIN Fleming red hair, with lots of personality and wit to match, make Norma the familiar person she is to all South Siders. Because of her helpfulness to everyone, she has certainly made us appreciate her as a classmate and friend. MILDRED R. MAURER Mildred is an outstanding person who participates in many extracurricular activities around the school. The fact that she is a member of the Honor Society shows that she is an excellent student. Her winning ways have attracted many friends. GERALDINE McBRIDE Beneath her calm, unruffled surface, we find the loyal and unselfish heart of a fue friend. Gerry, who always weighs her words carefully, is noted for her tact. All of her classmates enjoy the company of such a sweet and gracious person. BERNICE MATTHEWS Bunny. with her slim figure and lovely face, has been a delight to both the seniors and the rest of the South Siders. Because of her poise and grace, this girl can really wear clothes and make them look attractive. JOAN McBRIDE Joan's ash-blond hair and svelte figure give her the sort of charm that is delicate but devastating. It's no wonder that she's a welcome member of any group. With such excellent characteristics, she's bound to be popular where-ever she goes. 12 isabelle McClelland When you are with Isabelle you never find a moment dull. Her winning smile and friendly manner have a way of creating an air of gaiety. Isabelle's lovely voice will surely bring her success in the future. HAZEL MEANS Sweet Hazel has poise and an admirably modest manner. These qualifies, in addition to her charm, claim for her many close friends who value her opinion and advice. Wisdom and gentleness have made her a favorite at South Side. JOAN McCONELL 'Ere she was born, the star of fate plotted to make her fine and great. Yes, Joanie with her winning manners is sure to succeed in her every attempt. She would like to be a business women in some field where she can use her hobby of fashion designing. PETER McMAHON Pete is a fellow who will always have friends because of his patience and happy attitude. A quiet lad but a swell one, he will always be remembered for his amiable cooperation and understanding nature. JOSEPH MENAFRO Dashing and handsome, with fire in his eyes - that's Joe. As an able worker on the Stage Crew, he has out his skill and energy to good use around South Side. His persona] magnetism is an outstanding quality. cora lee McDaniel Cora Lee is a modest girl with a pleasant personality for all, and a cooperative attitude towards everything. She is the type of person we South Siders hope will go far in anything she attempts to make her vocation. THERESA MICHEL Theresa is a vibrant, happy, and smiling girl who does, with enjoyment, a good many things for the school. Her gay manner towards everyone and everything is very magnetic, and she is always flocked by fun-loving friends. JOSEPHINE MILLER Tall, with blonde hair, blue eyes, and a charming smile-has anyone seen our gal Jo walking around the halls? Undoubtedly you have, for such a striking personality can't be missed I It's been swell having such a wonderful classmate. BARBARA MULCAHY Even to those who know her casually, Barbara's mischievious smile reveals her sunny disposition. To the people who are really acquainted with her, she is just a wonderful girl, easy to get along with, and a fine friend to have. MARGARET MILLER Margaret can always be counted upon to work faithfully and well. Her conscientious efforts will be an invaluable aid to her study of nursing. Her patience and stick-to-it-ness will no doubt bring her success in this or any other profession. CLIFTON EARL MOORE, JR. If the air suddenly starts vibrating, it can't be anyone but Earl” approaching, singing in his merry way that makes everyone want to join in. His carefree attitude towards everything is a great aid in lightening any troubles that arise. CORNELIUS MURRAY Being a good student, having a pleasant disposition and an easygoing attitude, is the make up of Cornelius. He has a College Preparatory Course and we are sure that he will be a great success in later life. ELIZABETH MITCHELL She may seem tranquil and reserved, but what a pleasing and mirthful personality! Outside of the classroom and among her friends, Betty is known to be a happy-go-lucky, fun-loving girl, warm, animated and overflowing with good spirits. LEONARD NEAL Light-hearted and gay, Leonard is the possessor of a most charming personality. Honest ambition spurs him on to lofty aims, and his industry and perseverance will help him achieve these goals. The sunshine in his smile warms many hearts. 4 MARIE NEGRO Because Marie maintains a modest manner, it has been a pleasure to know her. We have found her to be a good sport with a radiant smile. Marie is among those who are sure to succeed in the highest sense of the word mm EDWARD PALENT Ed is an enthusiastic sports fan He has won many new friend; in high school. Here is his definite menu for life: Entree - high school diploma; Main dish - college. Dessert-to be a well educated, true citizen. ALBERT O'DELL In school, it's the handling of pencils and rulers that count. After graduation, Albje will be carefully handling such tools as hammers and saws. It's a carpenter's life for him, and we all wish him luck at it I JOYCE PASKO A good heart and kind ways have opened many opportunities for Joyce. She is a hard and willing worker who is bound to go far. She surely has what it takes to attain her loftiest ambitions. JAMES PALLITTO Meet the gentleman with the gay grin and calm manner. Jimmy, who hopes to become a Certified Public Accountant, took the Business Course while in South Side. We wish him luck and success in all his future enterprises. JESSE PAGONIS A tranquil person who achieves a great many things and is liked by everyone, is our Jesse. Favoring history, he hopes to teach it some day. To make himself a better informed person, Jesse's desire is to travel. JANE O'CONNOR As Dolly is efficient in every job she undertakes, becoming a good secretary will be an easy task for her. Being able to make friends is a must in this vocation, and Jane’s flock of friends is proof of her amiability. 65 BERNARD PATLOCK Always happy, always gay, we shall remember him that way. Bernie' will always be well-liked for his even disposition. Baseball always has, and always will be his hobby. His purpose in life is to become a business man. DORIS I. PROSCH Doris is a charming person with lots of poise and a fine personality, and is always ready to lend a helping hand. Though she is modest, she never lets herself be excluded from any of the extracurricular activities around school. DOROTHY PETRILAK Dot, who is one of the tall, attractive girls in our class, has a congenial manner. Her fine sporls-nnnshin in all activities brings out a cheerful attitude, which is respected by all who know her. RUTH PINCKNEY Ruthie's always full of gaiety and zeal. Her patience and ability make her one that can always be relied upon. Skating and dancing are her favorito pastimes. She'd like a ca eer in sewing, a field in which she's most skillful. MORRIS I. POLLACK It takes both brains and ambition to become a successful Industrial Engineer. For this reason, Morris will certainly make the grade. He hopes to attend Newark College of Engineering after graduation, to equip himself with knowledge for this profession. ANNA RAGUSEO Anna is a charming lass with a modest and friendly manner toward all people. She is efficient in her studies, and competent in everything which she undertakes. These traits will surely make her a fine secretary after graduation. BERNICE RANSOM Her originality, imagination, and spirit give Bernice that mysterious, magnetic quality sometimes called oomph”! She has a style and manner all her own, a brand of individuality that catches the eye. Her energy and wit are truly enviable. VICTORIA ROSS Those of us who have known Vicky are proud to call her our comrade. She has a cheerful, lively manner, and a serious desire to get ahead in life. We all know her wishes will come true. JANET SACHAROFF Janet is a tall, attractive girl who can always be recognized by her smile, her blonde hair, and her charming personality. You will never find her alone, but always surrounded by scores of friends, and always passing witty remarks. JOAN SCHNEIDER A very delightful person of pleasant mien and equally pleasant character. Joan scores a hit with everyone. Considerate, poised, and serene, she seems to have a special genius for bringing happiness into the lives of those around her. ARIZONA ROBERTS With a pleasant attitude, Arizona faces all the trials and errors of school. She can be found always making the best of things in school. She has been a participant in many school affairs, which proves her loyalty to South Side. a®§® ALICE SAYER Peppy and alert, Alice has added spice and interest to every class. This sprightly young lady has won a reputation for being chic by her distinct flair for fashion and smooth style. To know Alice is truly a joy. BETTY J. ROYSTER A modest gal, with a pleasing smile, is Betty. Her quiet manner and helpful ways will aid her in climbing the ladder to success in the business world. She has been a wonderful classmate and friend during school years. ANNA SEKAC With such a disposition as Anna has, a girl can’t help but have so many true friends. We can all picture her as a person climbing to the top ranking position in whatever office she may work after graduation. RONALD SEROFF Ronald conceals beneath his physical framework a giant heart of gold. His amiable ways, his gay good-fellowship, and his dependable integrity are matched only by his tenacity of purpose and courage. HARRISON SHIPMAN Harry feels that good nature and good sense make good companions for life, as these qualities have helped him befriend so many classmates. He is fond bf sports and devotes a great deal of time to all kinds of athletics. VICTORIA SESSOMS Vickie is a modest gal, with im-oortant thoughts in her busy brain. She loves to help others, cheer others, or just join others, which proves her love of life and people. To a swell person, good luck in the future. BEATRICE K. SHIKORA ' Beaty is known by everyone as a sweet and cheerful girl. Whenever a crowd of friends gather, sociable Beaty can be found nearby. She is always ready to lend a hand for those who may need her help. RHODA SIDERMAN We owe her an enormous debt for all the time and effort she has devoted to school betterment and service. Efficient, charming Rhoda is one of the leaders of our class. Her scholastic record, too has been commendable. MARION SHEPHARD A gentle girl of sterling worth, is better than all the gold on earth. Marion is gifted with the talent of sewing and someday she will be a very fine designer. South Side certainly will miss Marion. BERNARD SIEGEL Bernie, who is a very capable and efficient young man, has helped make school affairs run smoothly. His unselfish service to South Side, and his keen ability to do hard work has proven him an able leader. 68 NEIL SIMON Neil would like his life io center around chemistry- To make this possible, he intends to go to college to study chemical engineering. Although scientific men are said to be temperamental, calm, level-headed Neil proves that this ain't necessarily so.” BLANCHE STEINHAUER Among the secretarial students in our class, Blanche is one of the very capable and efficient. We are sure that she will be remembered for her excellent cooperation in the Service Club. Lots of luck to an ambitious South Sider. SELIG SISSELMAN He has intelligence, ideas, common sense and courage, a combination that's hard to beat. When he sets his mind on some goal, Skee” will stick to it, no matter what I An able citizen, he'll be a community leader some day. ARNOLD STEIN A very gay fellow who is a spark of enjoyment wherever he happens to be, Arnie’s intention is to go to college to study Pharmacy. Unselfish as he is, the better treatment of War Veterans would please him greatly. ROCHELLE SUSSMAN As her record of scholastic achievement and tireless service shows, Rochelle's intelligence and diligent work have made her a leader. She possesses sympathetic understanding, as well as imagination. Steadfast, courageous, she never hesitates to defend her ideals. BETTY SOLTYSIK Among her classmates, Betty is outstanding for her poise, commanding carriage, and assurance. The electric glance of her blue eyes and the radiance of her smile reflect her sunny disposition, which has gained countless friendships and good will. LOUIS UTTRACHI The fellow with the modest manner, and heartwarming grin, whom you have surely seen around the halls, is Louis. Courteousness, reliability, and consideration of others, combine to make a fine person, whom we are all glad to have known BENJAMIN JOHN WHITE Whatever he did was done with such ease-in him 'twas natural to please. Yes, Benny is a very ambitious boy. He likes all of South Side's sports immensely. His modest nature will always bring him many steadfast friends. EVELYN WALKER A face with gladness overspread, soft smiles by human kindness bred. Evelyn's main ambition is to be a seamstress. She is in various clubs in South Side. All sports prove enjoyable to Evelyn, whose life is filled with social activity. RUTH WASHINGTON Enthusiastic in everything she does, Ruth loves life, and is determined to enjoy it. She also is determined to make others enjoy it. This project started successfully when she entered high school, and will continue throughout her life. CORINE WILSON Corine, with her pleasant attitude toward everything, is the type of gal you like to meet. She has a certain touch of something that makes her stand out in any crowd. We know she'll be successful in her chosen profession. FRANK WALTERS Frankie is the boy with a smile in his eyes and a song in his heart. We have enjoyed- hearing his piano playing, which reveals his inborn musical ability. Frankie's amiability has won him a lasting place in our hearts. JICMIl ANGELA WOMACK As a good listener, Angie is indeed a welcome member of any group. Many South Siders have truly gained by her friendship. She possesses poise and carries herself in such a graceful manner that everyone stops to lake notice. MARVIN VAN POZNAK A distinguished young man with a large order on hand: Entree-a high school diploma, Main dish-an accounting course. Dessert -success in his chosen profession. With all his qualifications, Marvin is bound to do well in life. RUTH WOOD Ruth, whom we all know to be the cheerful, friendly and helpful type, is the kind of person you like to know. Her loyally to South Side has always been great, which has been proven by her several activities. EFFIE WRIGHT A sweet girl of sterling character is our Effie. Friendly and sociable, she belongs to several clubs both in and outside of school. Most of the time Effie can be found sewing or dancing, these pastimes being her favorites. SHEILA YAFFEE A musical student is Shelia, who, though she is an excellent pianist, would like to become a secretary. We don't know whether to predict a marvelous career for a musical miss, or a musical career for a marvelous miss. GERALDINE WILLIAMS A very welcome addition to our graduating class is this sweet and lovely young lady. We are sure that the memory of Geraldine's sincere friendship and gracious manner will live forever in the hearts of all her classmates. RUTH ZAMBER ReciDe for a winsome miss: Take an attractive face, with irridescent eyes, add shining hair and a graceful figure, blend with captivating personality, and you have Ruthie. A petite lass with ability, Ruth is sure to win wide acclaim. tftS IT Eft WE CANASTA THEY WE THEY WE THE i ER LD •AL THEY THEY WE THEY }RE' AARONS. JERRY -111 Center Terrace: Slog Crew 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Activity Committee 2; Senator 4. 5. 8. 7; Athletic Com mitt 4: Circulation Commltt 4: G. O. Patrol S: Social Com-mitt S. 6. 7: Stud nt Council 6. 7: 3A Vic President: N wark Inter scholastic Council 8; Swimming 3: Vic President 4B Clau ABBOT. MARILYN—39 Stratford Pine . ADAMS. JULIA—194 Avon Av nu . Motion Pictur Club 3. 4. 5. 6: 3A Executive Commltt S rvic Club 3: G. O. Patrol 5. ALEXANDER. SEYMOUR 146 Johnson Avenue. An Club 2: Photography Club 2: Swimming Team 3: Science Club 3. 4. ALTMAN BERNICE-758 Hunterdon Street. ANEST. DOROTHY—148 Johneon Avenue; 3A Executive Comm. ASHUKIAN. MARY—161 Johneon Avenue; 0. O. Patrol 2; Business Girls Club 3. AURON. MARILYN-469 Belmont Avenue. Service Club 2. 3. 6; Alternate Senator 2. S. 6; Social Committee 4. S. 6; Senator 4; Senior Optimist StaH. Chairman Statistics 6. AUSTIN. FRANK 32 Wright Street; Basketball 5. AVNET. JERRY -322 Belmont Avenue. BANACH. FRANCES. 53 Wlnans Avenue. BARRON. ELSIE- 280 Prince Street G. O. Patrol 6: Social Com mlttee 6. BARTON. FRANCES—1129 Broad Sreet. Red Cross Committee 8. BARTON. MARLENE D.—164 Charlton Street. BASKIN. SHIRLEY—Dramatic Club: Optimist Stall; Science Club 6; Photography Club; Swimming Group 3; Motion Pictur Club; Service Club 6. 7. BAUCUM. RAYMOND-88 Brunswick Street BEALS YONE—79 Waverty Avenue BELL HELEN—392 Washington Street BEVERLY. MADILYN—37 Wright Street Art Typing Club 5: G. O. Patrol 6. BILLER. HERMINE—202 Ridgewood Avenue. Swimming Club 4B. BOLAND. JOSEPH—31 Van Ness Place. Football 1. 3. 5. 7. Bas ketball 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7; Baseball 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. BROOKS MARVIN-89 Osborn Terrace. Jr. Dramatics 1; Senate 1; G. O. Patrol 3; Football 3. BROWN. GLADYS—17 Ridgewood Avenue; Service Club 1; G. O. Patrol 2V terms; Dance Group 1 term. BROWN. THOMAS 185 Hillside Avenue; Photography Club 1; G. O. Patrol 4. BRYANT. ELAYNE—91 Monmouth Street BUSSE BEVERLY—82 Belmont Avenue. CALDWELL THELMA—59 Frellnghuysen Avenue; Jr. Scribblers IB. 1A: Senate 1A; Jr. Debating IB. President 1A: Jr. Photography IB: School Betterment Committee 2B. 2A. 3B. 4B: Science Club. Vic President 2A.. 4B. Honor Society 3B. 4A. Secretary 4B: Latin Club 3B. 4B: Optimist Agent 2B: Thespians 2B. 2A. 3B; Debating 4B: Student Council 4B; Music Club 4B. CALVEY. COLLEEN—30 East Alpine Street: G. O. Patrol 2B. 2A. Inspector 3B; Senate 3B. CARTER. ALBERT-181 Prince Street. CARTER. MINNIE—8 Barclay Street. CHAMBERS ETHEL E.—182 Waverly Avenue. CHAMMINGS. ROBERTA A.—182 Clinton Avenue CHIRONE. KATINA—71 Map©. Avenue. CLARKE. SHELDON -135 Barclay Street. COHEN. GLORIA-188 Hillside Avenue; G. O. Patrol 1. 2. 3. Inspector 4: Science Club 4: Biology StaH 4: Jr. Scribblers 1. 2: Jr. Dramatic Club 1. COOK. CHRISTINE—152 Livingston Street. COOKE. MARILYN-8 Miller Street. COVINGTON. JOHN-25 Waverly Avenue Basketball 4. 5: G. O. Patrol 5: Track 6. CURTIS. CHARLES—99 Barclay Street Football 2 years; Fresh man Basketball 1 year; Music Club 1 year. DAICHMAN. BERNICE—505 Belmont Avenue. Jr. Dramatics 1: Sunnytlder Optimist 4. 6: Science Club 4: Music Club 4; Sr. Optimist 6; Sochool B tt nn nt Committee 2; Honor Society 7. 8. DEAN. NANCY—110 Mlllord Avenue 3A Class Secretary; Jr. Dramatics 1; Jr. Scribblers 1; Library StaH 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7: Music Club S: Jr. Red Croee Committee 5: Optimist StaH 5. Chairman Sunnytlder 6; Sr. Optimist Co Editor 6. 7: Social Committee 8; Spanish Club 8: Sudenl Council 6. 7: Honor Society 6. 7. 8; Co-chairman Athletic Committee 7. DEANS. RUTH—29 Barclay Street; G. O. l atrol 4; Business Girls Club 1; Art Typing Club 1. DeBAUN. ROBERTA—131 Ridgewood Avenue; Service Club 6. DENNIS. JOAN-118 Barclay Street DEVANEY. JOAN-118 Miller Street. DOERNER. ALEX—310 Belmont Avenue. DOMBKOWSKI. JUUA-19 Kent Street; Business Girls Club 3. DOVER. DOLORES B. -124 Waverly Avenue. Executive Committee 4B. DUBLIN. ANNIE 59 Peshln Avenue DUNN. FRANCES 484 Clinton Avenue; Junior Scribblers IB; Junior Debatlon IB; Library StaH IB. 1A. 2B. 2A. 4i; Science Club 2A. Optimist StaH 2A; Latin Club 3B; Flag StaH 4B. Honor Society. 7, 8. DZIEMIANOWSKI. ALEXANDER—18 Garibaldi Avenue; Athletic Committee 2: G. O. Patrol 2; Library StaH 3; Baseball 2. FLORCZAK. SOPHIE-822 Hunterdon Street; Business Clrls' Club 4. FOLEY. DOROTHY A.—269 Sherman Avenue. FRANKLIN. BARBARA-58 Crawford Avenue. FRIEDMAN. SANDRA E.—342 Clinton Place. Music Club 4; G. O. Patrol 1. 2. 4; Thespians 4. 5; Service Club 3: Sr. Optimist StaH 6. GALL JEAN-52 Broadway. G. O. Patrol 2. 3; Thespians 4. 5. 6; Dance Croup 4. S. 6; Science Club 4. 6; Activities Committee 4. Cheerleaders 5. 6; Senate 5; Service Club 6; Sr. Optimist Editor 6. 7; Latin Club 6; 3A Executive Committee Honor Society 6. 7. 8. GALLOF. LEILA—271 JelllH Avenue. Spanish Club 8: Sr. Optimist StaH 6. GARNER. CELIA—149 Charlton Street GLENN. IDELL 159 Prince Street. G. O. Patrol 4. GOLAK. ROBERT 206 Sherman Avenue. GOLDBERG. ELEANORE- 510 Hunterdon Street. Publicity StaH 1. GRAHAM. DOLORES 60 Stratford Place. GRANT. ALEX -882 Hunterdon Street. GROSKEN. NORMA—299 Clinton Avenue. Art Club 1: Library StaH 1. 2. 3. 4. 6. 7; Jr. Dramatics 1: Jr Scribblers 2: Senate 3: Science Club 4. 6. 7; Thespians 4; Cochairman Sr. Optimist 6: Honor Society 6. 7. 8. HAGUE. KENNETH C—819 Bergen Street. HAMPTON. HELEN—51 Somerset Street. Business Girls Club 4: Activities Committee 5: Senator 5: G. O. Patrol 5: Photography Club 1. HARDIN. ANNA—407 Oran Square. HAVESON. JOAN N—815 Belmont Avenue: Jr. Dramatics 1; Science Club 1. 4; Dance Group 1. 5: Laboratory StaH 3; G. O. Patrol 4. 6: Biology StaH 4; Thespians 5. HAWKINS SIDNEY—186 Spruce Street. HAYES. MARGARET—150 Spruce Street. 1 HELFMAN. ALLYN—104 Center Terrace HELLER. GERALD -493 Belmont Avenue: Senate 1; Phoioqtaphy Club 1. 2: Science Club 3. 4. HERMAN. PHYLLIS 402 Clinton Avenue. Cheerleaders 5. 6. 7. 8. HEROLD. FLORENCE—9 Emerson Place. HILL MARION—477 Bergen Street. HINES. JANE—29 Avon Avenue. HURWITZ HUGH-147 Roe Street. JACKSON. WILLIAM—150 Barclay Street; Safety Squad 5. JEWELL. DOROTHY—22 Sherman Avenue. G. O. Patrol 4: Photo qtaphy Club 4. 5. 6; Music Club 5. 6; Swimming Club 6: Latin Club 6. JONES. GERALDINE-180 Barclay Avenue. G. O. Patrol 2; Sena tor 3. JONES. MARION 217 JelllH Avenue. KANTOR. MORRIS 108 Seth Boydon Terrace. KAPLAN. IRENE 260 Belmont Avenue. Publicity Committee 1; G. O. Patrol 2; School Betterment Committee 2. KARLIN. THEODORE 83 Johnson Avenue. Stamp Club 1. 2. 3. 4. 5: Thespians 5. 6; Social Committee 3. 4. 5. 6: Chess Club 5. 8; Captain Swimming Team 1. 2. 3. 4. 6; Jr. Debating 1: Alternate Senate 4. 5. KAUFMAN. GLORIA—71 Hobson Street. C. O. Patrol 2. 3. 4; Science Club 4; Optimist StaH 4; Swimming Club 4; Library StaH 5; Latin Club 5. YOUR SC 72 POINTS PLAYERS + — + — + — 1 ©.@ 31 'E IdU, I W£ J J fHKY WE THEY D W Tltey D We TWy D W TW, RU« POT PLA' VE KELLER. GEORGE—58 Ingraham Place. KERRY. INEZ—434 Belmont Avenue. KIM. JOHN—230 Peshlne Avenue. Jr. Scribbler 2: Jr. Debating 2: Science Club 3. 4; Football Team 5; President Spanish Club 6: Manager Baseball Team 8; Sr. Optimist StaM. Chairman 6. KOBITZ. HARRY—153 Mlllord Avenue. J. V. Baseball: J. V. Football; Varsity Football. KRACH. ANNA 102 Ridgewood Avenue.- Business Girls Club 3. 4. 5; Optimist StaM 3. 4. 5; 3A Class Treasurer; Business Manager ol Optimist 8; Treasurer ol 4B class; Student Council 7. KROSKY. MARVIN 757 Hunterdon Street. KUGLER. ELEANOR- 790 Hunterdon Street KULAS. LORETTA 21 Stanton Street. LAMB. GEORGE—194 Broome Street. LAWYER. ERNEST 427 Belmont Avonuo. LEIVONEN. MARTHA—424 JelllH Avenue. Senator 3; Social Service Committee 3. LEVEY. HERMINE -171 Ridgewood Avenue. Jr. Dramatics l; Business Girls Club 3: Music Club 4; Science Club 4; Social Com mittee 4. 6; G. O. Patrol 5: Thespians 6; Alternate Senator 6 LEVINE. MARTIN 227 Hillside Avenue; Photography Club 2 Science Club 3.4. LISSNER. DIANE P.—501 Belmont Avenue. Publicity Committee 1; Senate 3. Social Committee 2, 3. 4. 5: Service Club 2. 3. LYON. JOAN—659 Frellnghuyten Avenue. Photography Club 1: Art Typing Club 5. MANN. MARVIN-93 Quitman Street. MARKS. ROBERT-246 Dayton Street MARTIN. NORMA—777 High Street. MATTHEWS. BERNICE—154 Waverly Avenue. MAURER. MILDRED R.—22 Hunter Street; Photography Club 1. 2-Optimist Agent 1; Optimist StaM 2. 3. 4. 5. 6: Service Club 4. S.: Business Girls Club 4. 5; Senate 5. 6: Art Typing Club 5. 6; Sr. Op tlmlst StaM Chairman 6; 3A Executive Committee; Honor Society 6. 7. 8: Student Council 7. MAYO. NELLIE 60 Miller Street. G. O. Patrol 6. McBRIDE. GERALDINE-124 Waverly Avenue. McBRIDE. JOAN 694 Hunlerdon Street MCCLELLAND. ISABELLE 120 Badger Avenue. G. O. Patrol 5; Assistant Inspector S. McCONNELL JOAN 171 Belmont Avenue. G. O. Patrol 2; Art Club 2; Dance Croup 4. 5. 6; Activity Committee 4. 6; School Betterment Committee 8. McDANIEL CORA LEE- 200 Prince Street. McMAHON. PETER J. 96 East Bigelow Street. Photography Club 1: Solely Squad 1. 2. 3. 4; Laboratory StaM 1. 2. MEANS. HAZEL 216 Sherman Avenue. G. O. Patrol 3. MEN AFRO. JOSEPH 17 Hunter Street. MICHEL THERESA—27 Milford Avenue. Senate 2; 3A Executive Committee. MILLER. JOSEPHINE 15 East Alpine Street. MILLER. MARGARET 39 Somerset Street. Business Girls Club 3; French Club 3. MITCHELL. ELIZABETH 463 Hunterdon Street MOORE. CLIFTON EARL Jr.—64 Avon Place. Photography Club 1; Jr. Scribblers 1; Jr. Dramatics 1; Senator 4. MULCAHY. BARBARA—107 Center Terrace. MURRAY. CORNELIUS-154 Barclay Street. NEAL. LEONARD-245 West Kinney Street NEGRO. MARIE—85 Wtnans Avenue. O'CONNER. JANE—164 Sherman Avenue. O'DELL ALBERT -33 Footer Street PAGONIS. JESSE—22 Morton Street. Chess Team 4. 5. 6; Science Club 4. 5. 6; 3A Class President: Senator 6; G. O. Patrol 6; 3A Executive Committee; Pres. 4B class Honor Society 7. 8. PALENT. EDWARD—2 Hillside Avenue. Projectors 3- Chess Club 4. PASKO. JOYCE- 63 Wlnans Avenue. 3A Executive Committee. PATLOCK. BERNARD—289 Belmont Avenue. Senator 5. POLLACK. MORRIS L—259 Peshlne Avenue. Jr. Scribblers 1. 2; Stag Crew 1. 2; Senate 1; President. Stamp Club 2: Vice President Stamp Club 4; Optimist StaM 2. 3. 4. 5; Manager Optimist StaM 6: Social Committee 3. 4. 5: Student Council 5. 6; G. O. Patrol Chlel 6: Talent Committee Chairman 6; Stamp Club 3; G. O Executive Committee. t — PALLITTO. JAMES 112 Seth Boyden Terrace. PETrtluAK DOROTHY—40 Thomas Street. PINCKNEY. RUTH-106 Barclay Street. PROSCH. DORIS I. 71 Hillside Avenue. Photography Club 1: Art Typing Club S. RAGUSEO. ANNA—549-51 Belmont Avenue. Senator 2; Business Girls Club 3t 3A Executive Committee. RANSOM BERNICE-412 Oran Square ROBERTS. ARIZONA—154 Boyd Street ! ROSS. VICTORIA-27 Hillside Place. Jr.T)ebating 1. 2; Secretary, President Jr. Scribblers 1. 2; Senator 1. 2. 3: Circulation StaM Optimist 2. 4. 5 Sr. Optimist 6: Activities Committee 3. 5. 6: Social Comm fee 3. 4: Science Club 3; School Betterment 5. 6; G. O. Patrol 1. 2. 4; 3A Executive Committee: Jr. Red Cross Committee 6. ROYSTER. BETTY J. -3A Finance Committee 6; Senate 6; School Betterment Cammlt'ee 5. 6; G. O. Patrol 6; Business Girls Club 5. SACHAROFF. JANET S.—617 Hunterdon Street. Library 2. 3. 4. SAYER. ALICE—659 Hunterdon Street. Business Girls Club 3. 4. S. 6; Circulation StaM Optimist 6. Activities Committee 4. SCHNEIDER. JOAN 25 Kent Street SEKAC. ANNA—168 Sherman Avenue. Motion Picture Club 4. 5. 6; 3A Executive Committee. Service Club 3. SEROFF. RONALD-142 Peshlne Avenue. SESSOMS. VICTORIA-141 Prince Street. SHEPARD. MARION—142 Pennsylvania Avenue. SHIKORA. BEATRICE K. -85 Avon Avenue. Senator 4: Science Club 4; G. O. Patrol 1. 2. 3; Service Club 2. 3; Secretary 4B Class. 7. SHIPMAN. HARRISON -47 Stratford Place. SIDERMAN. RHODA—302 Poshine Avenue. Photography Club I; Social Committee 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Chairman 6. 7; G. O. Patrol 2: Science Club 3. 4. 6: Business Girls Club 3. 5; School Betterment Committee 4; Service Club 5. 6; Optimist Agent 1. 2. 3. 4. 5 6. SIEGEL BERNARD—383 Clinton Avenue. Photography dub I-Staqe Crew 2. 3. G. O Patrol 3: Social Committee 3. 4. 5 6: Stage Crew Chlel 4. 5. 6; G. O. Patrol Inspector 4. 5. 6. SIMON. NEIL—185 Avon Avenue. Chess Team 4, 6; Bioloqy Lab StaM 4; Science dub 6. Phys.cs StaM 6. STEIN. ARNOLD -44 West Runyon Street. Football 3. 5. 7; Swimming 3. 5; Chess and Checkers 3. 4. 5. 6. Projectors 3. 4. 5. 6; Track 5. 6. STEINHAUER. BLANCHE -283 Peshlne Avenue. Jr. Dramatics 1; Publicity Committee 1; Service dub 2. 3. «. 5. 6: G. O. Patrol 2. SUSSMAN. ROCHELLE—279 Peshlne Avenue. CUrt E7MAN SELIG—30 Wllbur Avenue Debating 7. Photography SOLTYSIK. BETTY—716 Hunterdon Street. Junior Debating Club 1; Junior Scribblers 1; Science Club 3: Business StaM o! Optimist 4. THOMPSON. HENRY B.—184 Brunswick Street; Freshman Football 1; Football Team 3. 5; Track 4: G. O. Patrol I. 2. UTTRACHI. LOUIS—18 Foster Street. VanPOZNAK. MARVIN—513 Belmont Avonue; Jr. Srlbblers 1; 2; Jr. Debating Club 1; Science Club 3. 4. 6: Photography Club 3: G. O. Patrol 4. 6. WALKER. EVELYN—160 Btocme Street. WALTERS. FRANK—67 Sherman Avenue. Latin Club 6. WASHINGTON. RUTH—13 Miller Street. G. O. Patrol 5. WHITE. BENJAMIN JOHN 805 Stratford Place. Track Team 4: Basketball 3. 5. WILLIAMS. GERALDINE 189 Spruce Street. G. O. Patrcl 1. 2: Activities Committee 4; Jr. Scribblers 1. WILLIAMS. MILDRED-517 Washington Street. WILSON. CORINE—58 Crawlord Street. French Club 7. WOMACK. ANGELA—181 Spruce Street: G. O. Patrol 3: Senator 5. WOOD. RUTH GWENDOLYN-French Club 3: Business Girls Club 3; Dance Group 5. 6. WRIGHT. EFFIE—487 Hunlerdon Street. YAFFEE. SHEILA—189 West Bigelow Street. Jr. Dramatics 1: Publicity Committee 1: G. O. Patrol 1. 2; School Betterment Committee I. 2. ZAMBER. RUTH -23 Murray Sreet. Service Club 2. 3. 4. 7: Circulation StaM 3. 4; Senate 7; Dramatic Club 7. YOUR SCORE T� 73 JANUARY SENIOR SHOW COMMITTEE is so® m JANUARY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE JUNE SENIOR NIGHT COMMITTEE 76 JUNE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE tellHf NANCY DEAN ssfja® si BUSINESS AND TYPING COMMITTEE DEPARTMENT CHAIRMEN 78 MARY TRUPPO LEONARD BUCHNER Advisor NORMA GROSKIN PERSONALS COMMITTEE ® i? i a m a i sff FEATURES COMMITTEE 79 SAFETY SQUAD 82 BAND AND TWIRLERS 83 MADRIGALS SENIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB MUSIC CLUB 84 JUNIOR GIRLS' GLEE CLUB PAGE MISSING PAGE MISSING PROJECTORS SERVICE CLUB 88 STAGE CREW i Ind Sa tya iewell Already some of us are anticipating the day when we will have our first class reunion. Walking again through South Side's halls as alumni would stir up a host of memories. Our many hours spent in class rooms brought us knowledge, well spiced with fun. Teachers who helped and encouraged us added to the amiable air about South Side. The memories would be incomplete without reminisces of the scores of friends with whom we shared the work and joy of our high school years. We were often kept after school—for clubs and activities, not for detention. Many sore throats resulted from cheering at games even though we were'nt always the victor. Since freshman days we have admired the murals on our stage. Writing, rehearsals, and rushing are outstanding memories of our Senior Show. Chewed-up pencils and midnight lamps were evidences of the work put into the yearbook. Walking down the aisle on senior day, in view of a full auditorium, was a thrill that can not be described .... and with tears and laughter at graduation night, we said goodbye. 93 THE HIGHLIGHTS OF A LIFETIME ARE FOREVER CHERISHED WHEN PHOTOGRAPHED BY Carlan Childhood Memories Graduation Memories Wedding Memories Carlan STUDIO OF GLAMOROUS PORTRAITS 574 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. I. (Cor. Osborne Terrace) Bigelow 3-5561 SPECIAL DISCOUNTS TO SOUTH SIDE STUDENTS Bring Your G. O. Cards It takes years of plugging to achieve a diploma . just s1.00 to possess a savings pass book. 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MAiket 2-3656 WOHLMAN SIGN COMPANY 83 Poinier Street BI 8-8577 ELECTRIC and NEON SIGNS and DISPLAYS Roof Signs Theatre Marquees Repairing and Installing Neon Tubing PROFESSIONAL COURSES FOR EXECUTIVE POSITIONS Spanish-English Secretarial Course Spanish Stenography Commercial Spanish Medical Secretarial Legal Secretarial Executive Secretarial 35th YEAR DAY OR EVENING Newark Preparatory School 1019 BROAD STREET NEWARK, N. J. Mitchell 2-0480 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASSES OF 1950 FRANK WALTERS MOVING — STORAGE 67 SHERMAN AVENUE NEWARK, N. J. Bigelow 3-5730 CONGRATULATIONS TO SOUTH SIDE GRADUATES SHERATON ELEVATOR GIRLS 15 HILL STREET NEWARK. N. J. WE BUY MINA BUDISH Compliments of GIFTS DOLLS HOSIERY SHOP CHINA—SILVER—BRIC-A-BRAC 313 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 8-7059 203 SPRUCE STREET NEWARK, N. J. Best Wishes to SHEILA and the Graduating Class ol 1950 MR. and MRS. YAFFEE AND MICHAEL Compliments of MB. and MRS. 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CONGRATULATIONS TO ALEX GRANT AND THE CLASSES OF 1950 MR. and MRS. A. GRANT THE STUYVESANT KOSHER MEAT MARKET. Inc., and THE VILLAGE KOSHER MEAT MARKET. Inc. Congratulate RONALD SEROFF AND HIS CLASSMATES ON THEIR GRADUATION H. Seroff L. Seroff Compliments to the CLASS OF JUNE 1950 BROADWAY JEWELERS 52 BROADWAY NEWARK, N. J. HUmboldt 2-4808 CLINE’S TIRE SERVICE 92 FRELINGHUYSEN AVENUE NEWARK 5. N. J. • Phone Bigelow 8-0153 R R NEAT MARKET The Finest in Meats and Poultry at a Price You Can Aiiord 136 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Tire and Battery Service ERNEST SINGLETON 228 BROOME STREET NEWARK. N. J. Day Phone Bigelow 8-1978 Nigh Phone: Bigelow 3-7987 CONGRATULATIONS TO RHODA and the CLASSES OF 1950 MOTHER. DAD, GRANDPA and GRANDMA KRASNER TED and HY’S QUALITY DAIRY 303 CLINTON AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS TO Blanche, Irene, Beaty, Janet Sheila and the CLASS OF JUNE 1950 From the Lupae Club A Complete Printing Service Acme Press COMMERCIAL — INDUSTRIAL FRATERNAL — SOCIAL HERB SCHLOSSER 657 HIGH STREET NEWARK 2. N. J. Phone Bigelow 3-0789 JANE TEDDY BEST WISHES TO JIMMY and MOISH GIDDLE” FRAN 1 FELDMAN'S GROCERY CONGRATULATIONS TO Leonard Feldman, Prop. DOLORES AND THE GRADUATING CLASSES 66 STRATFORD PLACE OF 1950 NEWARK 8. N. J. Bigelow 3-9064 Compliments of Compliments of Central Paper Co. EGAR ASSOCIATION • 418 WASHINGTON STREET 505 SOUTH 17th STREET NEWARK. N. J. NEWARK 3. N. J. CONGRATULATIONS SENIORS Compliments of OF 1950 HOSP ASSOCIATION Sales I, Period II 641 SPRINGFIELD AVE. 107 MR. RECKTENWALD NEWARK, N. J. For Floor. Wall or Ceiling Tile See Compliments of CAMEO LOUNGE TILECRAFT 951 BROAD STREET 382 PARK AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. NEWARK. N. I. Mitchell 2-6860 Compliments of MR. and Mrs. I. ]. 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WILLIAM DUNN BEST OF LUCK TO MARY AND HER CLASSMATES FROM DAD CONGRATULATIONS TO THE SENIOR CLASS OF 1950 Compliments ol THE SOUTH SIDE CHAPTER OF THE NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY COLIN McKILL BRITISH-AMERICAN GROCERIES and SPECIALTIES SCOTTISH MEAT PIES — CAKES SCONES — SHORT BP EADS BLACK PUDDINGS — SCOTCH TEA 165 ELIZABETH AVENUE NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 8-2524 SALES SERVICE KOTLER TYPEWRITER CO. 717 BERGEN STREET NEWARK. N. J. Bigelow 3-2779 REPAIRS ON ALL MAKES OF TYPEWRITERS Estimates Cheerfully Given Free Pickup and Dolivory Discount to South Side Students SUPPLIES RENTALS ROXY OUTFITTERS COMPLETE HOME FURNISHERS F urniture—Clothing—Jewelry Dry Goods 197 RIDGEWOOD AVENUE NEWARK 8. N. J. Phone Bigelow 3-0145 CONGRATULATIONS TO HAROLD SHIPMAN AND THE CLASSES OF 1950 COMPLIMENTS OF Will Moses Dauy Womack Jerrie Womack Marzell Swain Mr . A. W. Bookor John A. Womack J. E. Womack Merlisa Rice Ivan Thomson Willie Sessoms Lucy Sessoms Minnie Higgenbottom Lillian Se om Mr . Mary James Rose Grtiian Marilyn William Lucy C. Sessom Richard Hallenback St. Elmo Suam Ralph Daily Anita R. Hall William Cash Louis Grossman Jessie Jenkins Walter Sedorowitz Ruth Baskin Shirley Baskin Hilda Naskin Lena Walters Mary Degregowo Adele Degregowo Donald Degregowo Anthony Degregowo Hyman Baskin May Moshowitz Elizabeth Walters Esther Taub Dorothy Handler Sylvia Levine Bessie Levine Jewel Cleaner Salvator Intintola Jeanne Barnette Dr. Panlch Mrs. Leary Rita Gottiried Iris Macklis Ruth Heap Katherine Johnson George H. Kim Alice H. Wawson John Lawson Rev. Daniel Dixson Della Jackson Johnny Clyburn Mae Newkirk John Washington Eddie Underwood Samuel Richman Loretta Smith Robert Smith Linnie Smith Frances Smith Allred Smith Milton Hayes Melvin Hayes Mary Hayes Mittilee Bryant Franklin Bryant Clarence Hodge Mrs. Muriel Hodge Mrs. Esther William Robert Williams Hubert Johnson Kenneth Harris Mrs. Louise Hodgos Ozzio Thomas Mrs. Mary Hodge G. Albritton Mrs. Corneluos Johnson Saundra Rodgeno Williams Jakie Thomas Robert Halden Mrs. Essie Reese Mr . A. Mabley Claude Bennett Mary Ann Epps Mrs. Odelnia G. Hcmmond Mrs. Olivia Wiliams Miss Bessie Williams Mr . Nettie Christmas Helen Haxxard Essie Mae Palmer Charlotte Cunningham Anna Peterson Flora Smith Mrs. Mildred Hightower Mrs. E. Scatt Mrs. A. Martin Mr. and Mrs. Shomin Robinson Sallyann Russell Joan Russell Virginia Russell Frank Russell G. Cavallaro Elinor Barny Lois Ann Barny Frederick Barny La Vonne Duane Hall Elaine Half Dorothy Weiss Anita Wei s Robert Weiss Sylvia Portnow Kathryn Westlake Daniel Richman Dinah Richman Leo Richman Mr. and Mrs. Max Cartino Murray Schwartz Ida Schwartz Norman Stoinborg Burt Bom well Dolores Donnelly Joromo Goldstein Leon Oberman Elaine Oberman Mrs. Regina Oberman Stephen Ira Cartine Miss June Selesner Mr. and Mrs. Cindran Hall Mr. Cellars Green Mr. and Mrs. Be be Nelson Mr . Margaret Robin on Mr. Robert Arche Mrs. Mattie M. Birdi Somes R. Williams Aletha Davis Rhoda Gross Rosalie Gelbcr Phil Cohen Celia Gross Abe Gross Eva Fonzau Barbara Teitelbaum Joe Katz Donald Elliott Gross Shirley Gross Bobby Gross Holon Bailer Vaintrob Howard Hoeniz Bailer Lauretta Shapiro Morty Schultz Walter Levy Melvin Berger Jerry Shapiro Jack Rudyowsky Larry Simon Flo Grobor Harvey Posner Mr. and Mrs. John Cuovas Frank Tollman John Bebe Higgins Viola Burkon Mr. and Mrs. John Dohke Mr. and Mrs. John Cuevas Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Cuevas Jack Briener Mr. and Mrs. Francis Kohke Loretta George Mr. and Mrs. Follie Snell Mr. W. A. Snell Mr. and Mrs. David Harris Mr. Floyd Harris Mr. and Mrs. Jozoll Harris Robecca Goode Moena Mitchell Mr. Jack Johnson James J. Williams Agerene Mitchell David F. 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Kryzanowska Ethel P. Schulman Mollle Holstenin Janet Mancino Stanloy Samuel Sherman Murray Hecht Johnnie Mae Games Kay Eicholspiker Frank Christie Tamara Schecter Sam Adelman Simon Jorry Dorothy Stein Emma Alice Goosby Mr. Donato Sodano Mr. H. L. Horton Mrs. Lavorne Richardson Honry Larpin Mrs. Lillie Mae Hunt Pvt. Lula Bryant Theresa Gibbons Mrs. Nellie HaU James Cooper Halils G. Lay sears Clarence Arvin Mario L Mooro Mr. and Mrs- C. Miller Mr. Handsome Drinkard Mrs. Mary Epps Mrs. Katherine Humpreys Mrs. Willie Derricotte M and M Photographers Sandra Friedman Lena Bussell Irwin Bussell Doris Plaplan Joseph O. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. M. Sharpe Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bussell Mark and Michael Pascal Cecelia Scher Charlotte Hontz Gladys Thomson Mrs. Alice Krieger Paul Mr. and Mrs. Gildwarg Sam Bernkopt Stuart Rosenleld Helen Gallo! Ro e Ann Pangborn Yonk Long Marvin Jinx Fulds Chet Shilling Charles Hlandersen Eva M. O'Noill Flo and Jerry Jeanette Shelters The Rothrocks Mr . Betty Lontharda Mrs. Ida Odensky George and Richard Cale Mildred Romano Catherine Aruscavage Thersa Claude Componls Mr. and Mr . Stanley Rymar Joseph Larry Spitalnick R. L. Stone Mr. and Mrs. Bill Saxon Mr . Tintte A r lino and Jack C. Alter Mr . Mabel Clark Mr. Edward Clark Mr . Snez Friday Mr . C. Colston Mr. Bert Hodge Mr . 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Kigerl Miss Helen Wotis Mildred Femicola Armand Zagor Kal's Sweet Shop Charles Ansella Tony Mmervino Sam Femicola Franklin Femicola Mary Minervino Patriccia Femicola Prince Femicola Mr. and Mrs. James Vitelll Mr. and Mis. Frank Femicola Pat Femicola Emett Wostry Cynthia Shipp Marilyn Blum Melvin Shram Frank Cariso Morris Shipp Evlin Schipp Mr. Caruso Mrs. Caruso Max Goldwator Yetta Gilman Celia Abram Robert Home Dorothy Manairo Ruth Fishman Dave Fishman Martin Schniedor Anna Schnieder Marilyn ). Fishman Charles Hotter Seymour Preston Shelly Davis Elaine Gollin Dolores Creel Joyce Creel Delia Nottie Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Testa Stretch and Mac Mr. and Mrs. J. Firuta Gladys and Walter Mr. and Mis. lack Williams and Family John I. Kalata Nick's Auto Repairs Sally Fischerbein Mrs. Bessie Best Mrs. Josephine Youngs Walter Youngs Leroy lames Richard Green Mary Upshaw Harry Black Hoitense King John S. Donald Gwendolyn Wood Marva Carolyn Wood 1. 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Sheridan Joseph Cavanaugh Jack Cavanaugh Louis S. Mullor Eluira Pilono Leon Steinhaver Philip L. Rozansky Bill Kolynyeh Cora Gilbert Elton Fisher Gilbert Hill Jr. Otis Rhynes Paulino Yarroll Emest Barron Louise McCay Marilyn Gordon Susanno Bellamy Donald Dawson Anthony Toson Lucy Jones Ruth Barron Eva Barron Joycelyn Thomson Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth G. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. William Pok Gwenyth Mary Roberts Floyd Nelson Roberts William Leivonen Jr. William H. Roberts Mrs. Robert Roberts Thomas J. Roberts Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roberts Jr. Mrs. Katherine Wildt Mr. and Mrs. Harold Cox Mr. Paul Nowalk Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Nowalk Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Palla Mr. and Mrs. Edward T. Norwalk Eugene Toombs Henry V. Letizia. Sr. Elodia Morganolli Peter White Arehus B. Mohor Harold Hedmcn John F. Cosgrore Joe Castles Harold B. Nichols Claude Vclentino Jr. James J. Rose Robert Nackman Frank Rottinge George A. Caboy Martin E. Schmedel Mrs. Catherine LaSure Harold Boyd and Alumni Stephen LaSure Sr. Edith Smith Mr. and Mrs. Leonard L. Jones Mrs. LaRue Webb Mrs. Ramona Garcia Marion Quatrano Pete Buckago Mrs. Raymond Conrad Mrs. Catherine Hopkies Mr. Isaac Hopkies Mr. John LaSure Miss Isabel Wormloy Mrs. Hope D. Moorehead Bneis Kaneugueser Edward Kessler Jerry Genot George E. Legan Albert Schrob Leon Morgan William French Harold Jones Nancy Shershen George Bellucci Walter Sushko Rosalie Walko Buddy Lanza Jimmy Anderson Mary Silveira Jack Timosevich Edna Green Lillian Krauss Marian E. Stevens Anne B. Rhodes Viola C. Sievering Emilie Goodale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Groon Janet McKonzie Dottie Campino Mrs. C. Campino Marge and Genius Chuck Ccmpino Peter Peppe Pic. Harold L. Brennen Buddy and Dotsie Tony Morilno Jen and Chisk Rose Gert Goldstein Marie and Tox Ellen and Boddy Erna Mehl Teddy and Frank Maurico Friedman Fred Archer. Sr. Joan Sarama Pat Goeby Fred Szelcst Olga Szclest Robert MacDonald Edward Fryer Eddie Maurer Misch Feinman Sol Finkilstien Mr. J. McCurry Vicky Warner Stella Zarnowski Evelyn and Fred Mrs. Elizabeth Sledge Mrs. Mary Dudley Mis Rebecca Walker Miss Helen Brown Miss Geraldine Brankam Mrs. D. Brown Mrs. Emma Hampton Mr. William Walker Mr. Tonoy Fortune Mr. Warren Toney Steve and Christine Shirley and Adoll Holon and Ellen Gerald and Jeanetto The Johnson Girls Vera Brown Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harris Mr. and Mrs. William Hamilton Rev. Raymond J. Joshua Mr. and Mrs Harold Edison Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Burwell Mrs. Ernestine Grayson Mr. George McArthur Mr. Lester Lloyd Miss Caroline Griffin Mr. Shelton Harris. Jr. Miss Ernestine Harris Miss Marie Crews Mr.Leonard Minatee Mr. Francis Royals Mr. and Mrs. Chester Hooper Sheldon Glucskman no COMPLIMENTS OF Martin Shapiro Anno D. Russomanno Mrs. Esther Kohen Seymour Goldman Mr. Louis Goldstein Mrs. Vera Ginsburg Marilyn Silber Mrs. Anna Khonen Sandy Lovino Bernard Levin4 Jeffrey Kohen Leonard Weinick Leo Kern Bonnio Kohen Miss Francis Dunn Miss Gloria Panitchi Mr. Louis C. Williams Mrs. Celia T. Garnett Mr. Robert E. Garnett Mrs. Robert Dudley Miss Beatrice Ovorby Miss Ethel Jordan Jane Hines Mary Ann Naylon Ira Soodman Lee Goodman Sharon Goodman Charles Amada Bortha Bressman Ira Bressman Janico Van Poznak Jacob Bressman Jerry Goodman Saul Goodman Rose Greenspan M. G. Amiesemont Mrs. Viola Brown Mr. McDonald Miss Alice Johnson Mrs. Anita Young Mrs. Marian Beowen Mrs. Hilda Harrell Mrs. Lorraine Wilson Mrs. Carrie Little Mr. Powells Mr. S. Harrell Pat Turner Charles Webb Mr. Louis Brown Harold Robinson Mr. Paul Gooch Mrs. Ruth Hannan Miss Holen Shanorman Miss Maude E. Euery Mildred J. Humphreys Anne Dunn Ruth Salnick Marian Branch Bobbi Nicol Clara Orlando Joseph and Dolores Enama Anna Hismon John F. Macanley Rose P. Simon Ruth G. Sherman Beatrice Ehiluh Samuel Robinson Jr. Laurotta Jackson Mildred D. Black Mrs. Ida Frye Mrs. Icie Lee Gotland Catherine Robinson Grace Miller Ruth Williams Frances Gregory Irene Davis Daniel Miller Jesse Mitchell Loray Brown Adius Davis Mr. Seid Mrs. Kissner Fearless Poarless Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Schloss William M. Wiener Karl Brennan Helen Berger Belle Yonowitz Harvey Yonowitz Philip Scheler Louis Neenian Janice Neenian Howard Soiman Mr. Jack Fox Mrs. Ruth Fox Lillian Fox Morris Rosenberg A1 Hyott J. R. Mario LaTorre Mrs. Ida Sry Rabbi Louis Sry Gladys Dawson Irving Bewder Saniere Tennery Bernard Fenway Black A. J. Feinberg Mrs. Ronie Kottor Gloria Mikowlck David Bonge Ernestine Jones Marvin Chamey Larry Lipkin Norman and Bernice Janice Price Kenneth Lake Mrs. Peter Malkmus Lew J. Shramo Mr. Petor Malkmus Robert Malkmus Esther Shramo Ella Meisingor Lew J. Shramo. Sr. Mrs. Henrietta Washington Mrs. Ncllio Calston Miss Fannie Havest Mrs. Laura Roibal Miss Florence Codner Academy Recreation Mr. and Mrs. Joe Parrell Mrs. Davis Faulkner Mrs. C. Calston Miss Kitty Stanback Mr. Gene Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Chester Washington Miss Mattie L. Green Mrs. Bornice Green Mr. Edward Young Lavinia Chrinin Vivian M. Deans Dave Garner Jean Lewis Had Phillips Mary Hayes Clarenco Watson William Harrison Jamos Phillips Mr. Ben Steinbeig Mrs. Moo Shaipo Mrs. Molly Cohon Ginnoy and Whitey Ben Gorsten Bernard Goldenberg Ruby Meyers Sheldon Wallerstein Bur Wallach Dolores and ED Mrs. Shulman Alma and Ruth Martha Leivonen Sandy. Donald, and Jerry Ida Lviz Dixie Ann deMire Marian Jacobson Mrs. McCormick Mr. Holland Mrs. Pomeroy Joe Plotz Ronald Weiss Allen Pasteelnick Lewis Pasteelnick Roy Wilbur Joe Arena John Chccrik Teddy Cheerik Pete Palubnick Eva Murdza Larry Singer Mr. Byron Kirk Mrs.Stanley Kaptor Steii Kaptor Charles Munzing Pat and Charles Mr. Steve Andrusko Nlckie Andrusko Mrs. Mary Andrusko Mr. and Mrs. Bert Slec Karen Anno Potorson Mr. and Mrs. John Piotrowski Mr. and Mrs. Gabe Tanchak Emanuel Hixson . Luigi Norma Hill Ernett Westry Mr. Willie B McCoy Mrs. Eva Spranklo William Lewis Samuel Young Charles Chechlman James Dabney Samuol Einstein John Goldberg Jean Mackin Margie and Sgt. Jack 111 COMPLIMENTS OF Michael E. Mecca Licia Corona Stephon B. Rosch Mr. and Mrs. A. Ciriaco Cleoslme E. Hanly Dorothy Hock A. P. R Mr. and Mrs. George Buksar John P. Dorothy I. Schnieder Mr. and Mrs. Arthur laworski Mrs. Bertha Ralenskl Uncle Stanley Mr. and Mrs. Bronislaus Zienkiervicz Helen and Walter Mrs. H. Lichtenberg Oklahoma Okies Jimmy Woroble Mr. and Mrs. Lcwrence Lockran Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Kruszewski Walter Yadusky Norman Woskey Helen Karjack Samuel Anycle William Ludwig Ida Stukalin Joseph Buksar Marge and Norman Therese Ciccarelli Mary J. Eivers Irving Stukalin Betty Stukalin Evica Lehman Mr. C. F. Rectonwald Manual Busto, Sr. Winnie Reilly Maryan Schejeize Dicky Stanley Dr. Della Fera Mrs. R. Martinez James Poggioli Mary J. Wilson Paul Savonen Mr. Richard Hortzberg Leah Hackling Dick and Lucille Joan Kruath t Tom and Jack Warren Spicer Mr. C. R. Griggs Janice Schmalborg Betty and Jimmy Mr. Francis E. Delaney Miss Elona Haviar Vivian Zinkin Arlene Bette Goldstein Bornice and Dave Sy Gast (Alumni) Marie Waugh Mr. Herbert Moore Sammie and Jimmy Helen Lewchuk Georgie Knowles Irish Alice M. Stager Lucille Czeslawa Watters Beulah Avery Adeline Razzo Danny and Arlene Fran Naugle Mrs. Theresa Nauglo Mr. Gus Naugle Pic. William Avery Jr. Cora E. Naugle Mrs. Cora Runyon Fred Kull Harold Cook Viola Cook Jane Kolakawski Kay Schanbacker Helon and Tony Mary Truppo Bill Yadusky Pat Truppo Della Truppo Frank Truppo Carlotta and Johnny Larry Taub Sanlord Alter Nick Formica Sr. Margaret Truitt Miss M. L Wolis Mary Brescia Lewis Yoson George Bellucci Lorraine Doyrete Olivia Cobb Esther Jones Mrs. Mary Scott Henry Jones Carolina Cobb Mrs. Bettie Cobb Mrs. Ruth S. Baath Walter Smalby Betty A. McFarland Harold Lucas Mrs. Nettie R. Doans Mr. Edward Hall Mrs. Eva Murphy Mr. and Mrs. Cole Rev. P. Baines Mrs. Martha McKelary Mr. and Mrs. Taever Mr. and Mrs. R. Johnson Mrs. A. Taylor John Howard Mrs. Breteman Billy Perkins Lillian Ferguson Marilyn Abbott Earl Abbott Poggy Blewett Stella Abbott Bill Abbott Mrs. Alma Bruington Samuol S. Bruington Mr. and Mrs. Mack Hockaday Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. Campbell Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones Rowona Alston Frank Austin Betty Kipper Mr. and Mrs. Jonah Edwards Clarenco Shaw Miss Dora Davis Mr. William Shaw Mr. Mervin Carey Samonita S. Bruington Mr. and Mrs. Yale J. Levey Master Perry Levey Hermine Bevorly Levey Eunico Rona Seador Sheila Myra Seader Kovin Alio Rosalyn Seader Sander Melvin Llppe Garry Leonard Lippe Harmon Ira Lippe Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Sherman Mrs. Jennie Levey Carole Lynn Lowenstein Linda Barbara Levey Harris Levoy Judith Levey Dolores Garcia Joan Gall Bernice Daichman Dolores De Rose Agnes O'Donnell Don Victor Mr. and Mrs. Abraham Daichman Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rothstein Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baum Mr. and Mrs. Irving Baum Mrs. H. Daichman Sharron Rothstein Janet Hughes Lou Nobel Hank Silver Elaine Kesselhaut Ronald De Baun Raeburn Chase Waller Reed Blackie Lewis Reed Bemie RuH Agnes and Stanley Dragon Mrs. Elsie Allard Miss Dorothy Grael Betty Kee Ruth De Baun Harry De Baun Peggy Florence De Baun Bob and Joe Pat Gunther Miss M. Croxson Pat Stulb Florence McNamara Ann Bohen Dot Stevenson Kay Galladay La Verne Rupprecht Joan Dexheimer Patty Mangold Mrs. Grace Mangold Mrs. Ethel Mangold Beatrice Goldberg Ellen Kearns Ethel Mr. Wallace Mangold Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Me Gookin Joseph Me Gookin Jr. Artie Fisher Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Reed Neil Reed Joan Me Laughlin Gary Smith Miss Honnings Mr. Sperber Miss Frost Mr. F. H. Riecke Mrs. Kehoe Mr. Mrs. F. Schanerman 6 Melvin Mr. and Mrs. Terzis Mr. and Mrs. J. Silverman 112 COMPLIMENTS OF Mr. and Mr . L. Adler Mr. and Mr . W. Rubin Mr. and Mrs. L. Kohn Mr. and Mrs. Abe Siderman and Irwin Mr. and Mrs. G. Devito Mr. and Mrs. I. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. C. Siderman Joan Singer Abe Gelbord Julius Green Marty and Joel Silverstein Narda Mandell Harold Karetnick Ethel Goldberg Kal Green Phyl and Jerry Sam Miller Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Goldstoin Francis Doyle Irving H. Bolsam Norman Green Leonard Baor Mr. Leroy Williams Mrs. Marie Williams Mrs. Eva Barron Mr. Waltor B. Washington Miss Ruth Barron Mr. Leroy Barron Mrs. Katie Green Mrs. Carrie Davis Mrs. Sadie Trice Mrs. Roxama Whlthead Mrs. Anna Willis Mrs. Vestu Grant Miss Janie Reese Mr. William Rearst Mrs. N. Goods Donald and Claire Eileen and Ray Eleanor Kugler Elizabeth Kearns John G. Kearns Harry Mevla Charlie and Gladys Mr. and Mrs. C. Kluger Boatrice Goldberg Ellen Kearns Ethel Herbert Susan David Mr. and Mrs. C. Kraus Rhoda Kauiman Sammy Landsman Gus Abramson Ray Shustak Joe Gold Ellio Hirsch Barbara Hulse Marian and Brad Sonny and Donny Muriel Tragor Myra Elman Barbara Lelkowitz Bob Kubick Anna Ragusoo Leonard Raguseo Martha Raguseo Nicholas Raguseo Concetta Bitetto Joseph Bitetto Mrs. Morris Throne Bertha Schlossor Paul Ackerman Frank Weinstock Betty Lu Dunn Jim Farrell Don and Fritzi Marlene Quaas Betty and Morris Mrs. Amaryllis Barton Mr. William Barton Miss Maria Barton Mrs. Virginia Barton Mr. Leo Gatewood Anna Jones Paul Euna Margie Conely Herbert Rogers John Uomock Archie Pynum David Miller JamesBrant James Brackington Jr. Elias Blaunt Mary Jones Mr. and Mrs. E. Michel Mr. and Mrs. A. Matz Miss Jacquolino Michel Angelo Livecchi Mr. and Mrs. A. Michel Miss Janet Gallagher Miss Ann Poltronieri Robert E. 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Ranclezo Mrs. Me Namara The Gypsy's To Bernice George Wagner Mrs. A Hand Black Willie Katchen Walter Johnson Dr. Scot Johnson Mr. Honry Robinson Mr. and Mrs. George Cook Hattie and Walter Cook Shelia 6 Cook Jamos Taylor Mrs. Addie Cook Florence Brooks Bossie Cook Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Norman Eva White Edna Ligou Viola Lamb Alma Perry Mary Lee Cox Carrie Gundy Jessie Firtroll James Britt Walter Sykes Lu Billi Sykos Marie Downing Benjamin Samdem Cuetta Brown Robert Cox Goorge Lamb Sr. Elizabeth Lamb Lillian Decn Bill Howie Nancy Dean Joan Dennis Jacqurlina Anthony Earl Phillips Mr. James Dennis Mrs. Muriel Dennis Thelma Houston Don Almy John Keller Winfield Keller- Esther Keller Honry Keller Mrs. May Keller Mrs. Florence Roberts Mrs. Alice Ogden Mrs. Myrtle Neigel Mothers Victory Club Eugene Klein Samuel Uries Mrs. Eleanor La Porta Miss Ann Whiltington Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Covington Miss Janie Covington Mr. Columbus Covington Mr. Lee Eriens Mrs. Virginia Paterson Mrs. Dolly Hopburn James and Tommy Covington Mr. Harold Marse Mr. Elaise Johnson Mrs. Elaiso Covington Mrs. Bertha Crawford Mr. and Mrs. James Spears Mr. and Mrs. William Spears Sarah Kuses Bertha Banack Jean Banack Loricello Banack Tessie Bobko Nicki Bobko 113 COMPLIMENTS OF Waller Bobko Louise Engle Charlie Riymann Charles Kamanus Snooky Mrs. Meyers Mrs. Mortezik Ronald Mullins Allredor Kyek Babe Puezuclo Terrie Tymak A1 Campbell Mr. and Mrs. T. Jones Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cooper Miss Candacy Hayes Mr. Rudy Lyons Mr. David Johnson Miss Essie M. Brown Mr. T. Jones Jr. Aurelious Jones Sr. T. Washington Jr. Miss Isabelle Sauls Mrs. Senella Wade Mr. T. Hayes Willie Annio Chistine Robert Chestine Charles D. Maddax Eugene Fudge Jr. Hy Nandel Eileen Bass R. N. Manny Feldman Belmont A. C. Samuel S. Soloway Jr. The Corner Sweet Shop Robert ‘ Moo'' Salovitch Seymore S. Tillman Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Uttrachi Dolores Uttrachi Patrick Trolano Daniel Monza Nicholas Pintozzi Miss Mary Triuabi George Lubertozzi Mr. Joseph Troiano Louis Uttrachi Miss Rose Fabricatore Ma Brooks Johnny Lujack Dock Walker Jay Bee Fay Levy Flossie Mae Walker Hilda and Art Linda and Jackie Blanche and Max Bee and Joey Elizabeth Jewell Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Edna Patterson Mr. and Mrs. E. Powell Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Williams Mr. and Mrs. A. 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Burke Rose Marie Mazza Vincent Milotta Joe Cavincchi Joan Quinn Joe Roderman. Jr. Frank Hoffman A. Griffu Grace Juibano Louise Barrello Jerome Wagner David Wearier. Jr. Mary Lamprecht Margie Potris Richard Parkor Edward Leitelbaum Mr. J. Negro Rena Mazza Paul Mazza Eugene J. Mauro Louis Mauro Our Pup Stuff Cathie Nazar Cosmo J. Mauro Mary Mauro Mrs. J. Negro Mr. and Mrs. Harold Ladell Mr. Frank Pasco Mrs. Frank Pasco Mrs. Holena Me Kay Miss Joyce Pasko Mrs. Anna Drude Mr. Donald W. Me Kay Mrs. D. W. Me Kay Mr. and Mrs. Arthur M. Meili Mrs. C. Filligor Mr. Robert T. Miller Miss Joyco Biblo Mrs. Mae Bible Mrs. Sadie Pasko Mr. Franklin W. Hall Mr. and Mrs. Jim Miller Mrs. Rosa Rivers Mrs. Josephine Ransome Mr. Cleo Ransome Joseph Hunt Mrs. Inez Jenkins Alico Hunt Mr. Belton Dixon Mrs. Elizabeth Baxter Rev. C. W. Palmer William Bryant Mrs. Caddie Mae Bevorett Mr. Roy Beverett Tony Wilson Mrs. Bessie P. Johnson Mr. William Johnson Mrs. Mildred Davis Mr. Oscar C. Davis Mrs. M. Barnes 114 COMPLIMENTS OF Mis. Icie Lee Garland Mis. Mary Ann Gurley Mis. Frqncos Groqoiy Mrs. Ruth Williams Mrs. Grace Miller Mr. Claionce Miller Mrs. Mary Henderson Thomas Riddick Miss Pauline Ballard Mr. Albert Lowo Mr. and Mrs. Charles Murphy Mrs. Margaret Podd Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Riley Mr. March Ceasar Riley Mr. Emest Riso Mi. Sol Taylor Mr. Harry Taylor Mi. losoph Vietin Mr. lack Irvin Mi. Moses Riley Mr. and Mrs. Smith Royster Mis. Kattio B. Grant Mis. Mamie Davis Rev. and Mrs. M. Q. Buckman Mi. Samuel Me Cray Mi. Monis Levin Mi. Cliiton Early Mis. Caune Cawart Mis. M. Wyne Pic. lohn Colman Miss L Chandler Mi. D. A. Cawart Mi. E. Wyne Miss L. Hunter Miss Etiie Wiiqht Mrs. P. Graddy Mi. A. Graddy Mrs. E. Bowers Mx. Raymond Clayton Mr. G. Cawart Mis. N. Me Gritf Mr. Edward Wyne Charles V. Anderson Irving Brown Laura I. Griggs Edith R. Waters Edward T. Bowser. Sr. William N. Moss William Lircas losoph Lee Hines Mr. and Mrs. Harold Dover Pierce Madison Robert J. Bryan Donald Dover Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Dover Randall Green Mr. and Mrs. Charles Buckman Mis. Ada Epsie Mary Long Josephine Makowski Mrs. Ann Roberts Donald Markley Marie SsczyqHnski lohn G. Kosciolek Etta Mace Meatra Kenneth Plumenthal Don Famula Edmund Abramski Anna Erzia Anne Mace Nancy Squollante Ellis Staats Mis. Loiena Allston Gunnor and Norma Mr. Jake Bryant Mr . Maud Armstead Mr . Mable Smith Mrs. L. Patter on Mr. James Arm tead Mr. Erno t Warriek Mr. H. Smith Mr . C. Hunter Mr . M. Robinson Mr . C. Wade Rov. M. S. Glover Mr. Mullins Mr. Lonnie Billups Garfield Hamilton Mr. Lucius Wilson Mr. and Mrs. George Schenack Mr. and Mrs. John Cairns Claire La Tournous Mrs. Tina Martin Mr. and Mrs. George Moore and Son Claude Wayne Moore Sid and Sheila Esther Solomon Evelyn Sperling Tommy Corvino Carole and Herbie Mr. and Mrs. S. Wallach Mrs. Jeannette P. Miller Mr. Herman Pearl Mrs. Etta Simkins Mr. Henry L. Grosken Aunt Eve Miss SUvia Perlsweig Mrs. Sam Schwarts Mrs. Sam Lucas Mrs. lacob Eisen Mrs. Jsadore Bressler Mr. Edmond C. Moriarts Mr. Alexander Grosken Philip Braunstein Natalie Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. S. Deboisky Mr. and Mrs. L. Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. H. Rosenbloom Helen Steinhauer D. N. Blumonthal Beatrice G. Geller Pearl G. Morganstein Louise Dor emus Ruth Rule Edwyna Hines Percy B. Doiemus William E. Hines Richc-d Hines Walter Rjle Sue Baldwin Beveny Paidwin lane Hinos Ruth Hu'be .! Carolyn Hulbert lohn Hines Dale Fazzonc lean Parker Miss Jane Hines Mrs. Julie Gilsonan Sheila H. “Eddie the Barber Mr. and Mrs. B. Wester Miss Roso Pallitto Mrs. Dunn Walter Johnson Miss Mary Kuppert Mi � Margaret Daly Miss Rose Seria Jerome Hirschberg AJ Cohen Louis Spada Mr. and Mrs. M. SchissJor Mrs. Sylvia Ho Her Mr. and Mrs. N. Heller Jerry Spike Deutchman Seymour Kingpin Heller Julos Rocky Fishier Bomie Schooshil Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Lobel Mr. and Mrs. Charles Slavin Lynno and Billy Pomerantx Mr. and Mr . N. Moskowilz Miss Anne Imperials Mr. and Mrs. M. Schwartx T. Bierstein's Grocery Mr. and Mrs. Ed Kissler Gerald Heller Mr. and Mrs. Martin Connell Diann Loo Brum Butch and Judy Zcmber Robort Zambor Joan Zambor Patty Traynor Mr. and Mrs. Traynor Mr. Daniol Zambor Martin Levine Mrs. Elizaboth Frank Belie Longer Sam Frederick Mr. and Mrs. WilJiam Seidler Mr. and Mrs. Morris H. Klein Mr. and Mrs. A Klein Judith S. and Bichard P. Klein Mr. and Mrs. Harry Klein Leo's Berber Shop Miss Margie Petriah Roslyn Colt Dolly Colt Edith Colt Philip Colt Mr. and Mrs. M. Alexander Allen Alexander Carol Alexander Joan Singer Harry Alexander Jack Spinrad Mr. and Mrs. H. Gottlieb Leon Gottlieb Dorothy Smith Mr. and Mr . Reznaic Mrs. Lillian Rudzinski Miss Anna Sekac Mr. and Mr . Sekac Mrs. Anna Smith Mrs. Mary Gergely Mrs. Catherine Hrishkowitz Dr. A. B. Server Mr. and Mrs. A. Thibault Pic. Eugene Thibault Pfc. Joseph Butch George. Louise and Sugar Mr. and Mrs. George Rinaldi Johnny Sekac Ann Sekac Alan Ottenstein Richard the Lion Hearted Iva Morgan Ike Tailhens Mr. Leroy Cooper 115 COMPLIMENTS OF Josephine Miller Mr. and Mrs. William Miller. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Jamos R. Hunter Mis. John J. Conklin Mr. P. Romero Felccia Miller Helen Miller Louise Miller Mrs. A. Miller Mrs. A. Voyski Mrs. Jane O’Connor Elaine Caslow Edith Smith Mrs. Rose Plunkett Mr. Michael Plunkett Lewis O'Keeto William Vetsey. Jr. I olly O’Connor Adam Johnny Paul Joan ‘Greek” Phil Carmen Sal James Cobb Stell Pctrilak Ireno Pctrilak Marion Himlln James William McKona, Jr. Joseph Gallagher Roso Pctrilak Mrs. John Petrilak Mr. John Pctrilak Ann Petrilak Helen Petrilak Mary Petrilak Philip J. Farah Mary Farah N. J. Farah Josephine Sayer Elaine Melhan Lucille Greenleder Joseph Tartaglla Alico and Vinny Victoria Sayer Mrs. Daniel Sayer Mr Daniel Sayer Alice Sayer Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Barron • Amelia L. Ruggles Jeannie and Jimmy C. J. Lyons Mr. and Mrs. W. Goldenberg and Son Sheldon Schwartz Dr. and Mrs. Irving W. Cott Lester and Shirley Gerry Selma and Bob Lois and Sam Beilis Hal and Bunny Krusch Mama Mcndell David and Isabelle Nate and Mendy Janice Samorie Mr. and Mrs. J. Cooperman Ana Rogers James Jackson Benjamin Perry. Jr. Jacks and Bills Co. Milton Frieder Irving Stiegel Robert Le Wooten Peter Rosetta Cyril A. Mack Sybil Goldborg Judy Szulecki Teddy Wald Frank Wald Michaol Borak George Forman Myitle Forman M. Schorlacher A. Scherlacker C. Scherlacker Bobby and Betty Scherlacker Grandma Loikow Grandpa Loikow Georgie Forman. Jr. Blancho Roadenbaugh Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wareen Weiss Dobby Greeno Thelma and Danny Mr. and Mrs. William Florczak Rita J. Lux Mr. and Mrs. H. Skulski Alice A. Florczak Ann Kalinowski Mary Florczak A1 and Sophie Lorraine Florczak Helen Pynes John L. Curry Melvin Brown Georgia Glenn Bertha Webb Albert Webb Laura Lige John Thomas Dr. Harry D. Cohen Booher and Roberts Daniel W. Williams Cpl. Cyrus Hannah Annie M. Logan Samuel Deo Goines Jamos A. Rood Idoll Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Clark Edward Harper Sarah Clyncs Joan Herald Porry Falanagan Joseph Fedorczyk Joannie Marks Geraldine Garcia Artie and Joan Joan Randsworth David Lippman Mikki and Jack Sarah and Johnny Hazel and Andy Nancy and Johnny Mr. Edward Kulas Mrs. Mary Kulas Fritz Omoletski Florence Kulas Bill Canacino Whitty Brown Tony Addeo Jay Addeo John J. Egan Mrs. Ann Miller Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood Joe and Mary Nunez Mr. and Mrs. Robert Porawskl Robert Joseph Porawski Lenny. Ruth and Gary Roy Heilman Loe Bernstein Sally McCalfrey Taki Junior” Tony Marinucci U. Pantelis T. Boudreau John R. O’Connor A Friend Patsy D'Adamo R. C. Gustavson S. Norman Busch Louis Rosenthal. Esq. Mike and Dolly Mr. and Mrs. E. Kay Chris Vaseliow Going Up Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Marsh. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. W. Leivonen Bob Leivonen Joan Loivonen Mr. and Mrs. G. Scheper Martha Leivonen Mr. W. J. Lyon Mrs. W. J. Lyon Joan Lyon Bethany Lyon William J. Lyon Dorothy M. Lyon Bill Lyon Phil Lyon Tommy Lyon Freddy Caroso Jeanne Helwig Mr. Sol Feinstein Mr. George Suchodolski Mr. Leo Gendelman Lucilla Ferby Edward Ferby Kathleen Jonos Mr. Frank Jones Mrs. Addie Hancock Marie Brown Rov. N. A. Gilmore Rev. O. B. Boyd Mr. Simon Ricks Mrs. Gwendolyn Butler Mrs. Ruby Perkins Mr. James Lee Rev. A. J. Tibbs Mrs. Elizabeth Brown Mrs. Mable Marshal Mrs. Ella M. Kerr Mr. and Mrs. A. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. James Hill Mr. and Mrs. Josh Redding Mr. Dave Coleman Miss Virginia Taylor Miss Elizabeth Scott Mr. Paul Collins Mr. Harold Taylor Mrs. Hazel Taylor Russell D. Taylor Beatrice L. Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Boothe Miss Barbara Franklin Mrs. Phyllis Ray Mr. William Collins Helen and Oscar Collins Mr. and Mrs. Thomas C. McConnell Mrs. Annie Kelly Krib Bennett 116 COMPLIMENTS OF Ro a Jackson Lou Bressman Lucille Jackson Rosa S. Jackson Tommie White Lillian Jackson Mrs. Kathleen Mitchell Pat Mitchell Mr. and Mrs. V. Tortoriello Mr. Wm. J. Schnerinq Vivian Tortoriello A1 Mike Joe Mr. and Mrs. A. Levy Mr. and Mrs. W. Jacobson Mr. and Mrs. A. Weiss Grandma Grossman Granndpa Grossman Mrs. Rose Barron Mr Ann Brooks Mr. Harry Brooks Miss Arlene Brooks Arlene and Irv Grandma Brooks Mr. and Mrs. I. Brooks Mr. and Mrs. B. Spatz Daisey Williams Mr. Edward Smith Mrs. Ruth Smith Charlina Williams Stella Hill Benjamin W. Hill Mr. and Mrs. R. Maurer Mildred Maurer Jacqueline Horn Lewis Moglia. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Maurer Bob Mauror Artie Higgins Peter Enea Leon Harris Pete Jones Joseph E. Moglia Emerick Maurer Mr. John T. Brown Miss Dorothy Harris Miss Lorraine Warren Mr. William Warren Mr. Danny Warren Mr. Cornelius Matthews Miss Susie T. Carolyn Hall Mrs. Mary Thorne Mrs. Hattie Smith Mrs. Louis G. Prosch Mr. Louis G. Prosch Doris Prosch Miss Minnie Stoetzel Mrs. Clara Smith Miss Anna Prosch A Friend Edith Barbara Spinrad The Colts Goldi Louie Sherman Mr. and Mrs. Whitman Scottie and Rocky Susan Carol Schalei Michael Dennis Silverman Dottie Jacobs Judy Sonr.dbond Mr. and Mrs. Sonndbend Rose Witman Miss Blanche Piglord Mrs. Margaret Farrar Midgo and Chink Catherine Ross Allred Horton Betty Harris Clovoland Pinckney Pearlette Allen Flora Wyatt Shirley Johnson Trudy Wright Benjamin Howell Rose Pinckney Mrs. Lillian Ballard Mrs. S. Wyatt Geraldine Lois Jones John Jones Mr. Wiliam Young Marie E. Jones Harry H. Brockington Mr. Daniel A. Simmons Mr. Walter Honry Miss Alma Williams A1 Hirschberg Donald B. Wells Iva Ducham Elliott Scott Avieola Allen Mattie Jones Morris Osborne Mrs. Carrie Woodard Mr. Walter J. Woodard Mrs. Bessie Palmer Mrs. Jossie Roberts Mr. Perman Wilson Miss Inell Roberts Mrs. Mary Curl Mrs. Marie Holt Miss Wilhelmenia Roberts Mr. Simon Petor Wilson Mrs. Mary Sykes Mrs. Hattie Cannon Mrs. Florence E. Johnson Theodore Jenkins Mr. and Mrs. Roy Bell Frances Barton Mrs. Elizabeth Barton Jeanette Beam Mrs. Schmidt Mrs. Rose Menairo Mrs. Lucy Lago Mrs. G. L. Bell Miss Cecelia Bell Mr. Dallas White Mr. Robert Armstrong Mr. Jack Gayle Stevio Richardson Mary Lampkin Stanley Wilkerson Sgt. Talt C. Bell Mrs. Lonore Poniston Mr. Joseph O. White Robert Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Willie Whitehurst Mr. and Mrs. Reed James Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bell Helen Bell lulia Dombkowski Kay Moran Shapows Luncheonette Lucy Italian Food Gloria Carracino Lutz. S.S. 1945 Tony Carracino B. Friedman Mr. and Mrs. Whittle Miss Wilhelmlna Hodge Ellis Norman. Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Felton Williams Otis R. Lynes Mr. and Mrs. C. Williams Buddy Strother Ella Moncur Warren W. Ancrum Anne Popick William Popick John Austin Rose Austin Margaret Austin William J. Kummer. Esq. Norman Calvin White Patricia Raber Mrs. E. Devaney Leo and Janet Shelly Bradskann Joan Devaney Mr. John Nosley Mrs. Carrie Nosley Mr. George Calby Mrs. Mary Jenkins Ira V. Smith Mr. Goorge Nosley Mr. and Mrs. L Jackson Mr. Asbury Vaughns Mrs. Mary Jeter Mrs. Robecca Allen Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Jackson Mr. and Mrs. William Sween Mr. Frank Coleman Martin Landsman. Class '48 Joe Landsman Fred Baer Reuben Patlock Annie Rosenbaum Lillian E. Foley Pauline Britton Mrs. Susie Walkor Mr. Clarenco Walker Mr. Emery Lee Walker Gladys Walker Mrs. Gussie Folley Alyino Britton Mr. Willie Hughes Mr. James Murray. Jr. Mrs. Minnie Jackson Mr. William Brown Mrs. Mahalie Brown Anna Thomas Evelyn Walker Mr. Emory Walkor, Jr. Mrs. L Lesser Theodore Bierstoin Leo Sheppo Gloria Kaufman Louis Kauiman Mrs. M. Kaufman Shirloy Kaufman Sidney Kaufman Mr. and Mrs. K. David Harrington Mr. Charlie Fields Mr. and Mrs. Bufort Means Mrs. Mae Muldrow Fred Means Walter Outlaw Mrs. Mable Lambert Mrs. T. Lobe Miss Marscene Young 117 COMPLIMENTS OF Ellen and Roy Archie Peinoo Barbara and Allen Lula Snead Evelyn Hook Mary Lou Jamos Barbara and Karl Helen and Helen Ellen and Albert Sophisticated Debs Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Weinberg Senders Bros.. Painters Mr. and Mrs. Allen H. Serkes Eleanor Goldborg Mr. and Mrs. Charles Goldberg Miss Sandra Goldberg Dorothy S. Kahl Judith and Herbert Kahl Mildred Jacoby Lillian Cattoii Norman E. Frey Virginia McBride Julius Schwartz Irene Kaplan Romould Roy Adam Peter Kowolskl Jr. Saul Ezersky Peppy's Luncheonette A Friend Mrs. L. Cutler The Axt Family James Parker William Felder John Woodworth Cuddles Ivan S. Hoag Hyme, Don and Anne Lieter Linda Finocan Steve Tsavlis Margie Jack Schwartz Fred Masatlo Joe Richardella Jack and Babe Willie Dovo Bob Kart Mimi Krosky Mrs. B. Krosky Mrs. J. Flanagan June Gross A1 Stein Gene and Audrey Charlotte Olhronyk Jean Smigelski Eileen Murphy Lorraine West Mattie Floyd K. O. Floyd Carrie Johnson The Geary's Peter Johnson Missouri Bunts Gunie Trimming George Trimming Annie Dublan Joannie Marks Mrs. Robert H. Marks Robert H. Marks. Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Dway Mrs. Mary Garland Mrs. Anna Marks Mr. and Mrs. Richard Marks Ernie Hienze Sue and Gus Dad Carracino Joe Dombkowski Bobbie Conover betty and Frank Sinak Mr. and Mrs. ). Dombkowski Mr. and Mrs. J. Hulse Sweet Allco Joan Luciana £inia Varinsky June and Armand Mr. and Mrs. M. Krach Ann Krach Poochy Ruth Adams Danny and Joan George and Helen Julia Adams Jimmy and Lucy Daniel Adams Phil and Candy Silver and Julie Dorothy Smith Mrs. Rudy Herby Wilcox Red Lalferty Guido Mandell Lillian Stone Holon Gohring Eddie Cadmus Mr. and Mrs. S. Engleman Cameo Athletic Club Mr. and Mrs. Martin Herman Bernard Brosniak Allred Joel Epstein Frank Schwarz Joan Schneider William Spora Walter Griffith Herman Schneider Mr. Harry Schnoidor Mrs. Helen Schneider Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Leflowltx 6 Ellen Mr. David Auron Rita Hodes Marilyn Auron Mr. and Mrs. Meyer Hyde Marilyn Bornstoin Mr. and Mrs. George Bornstoin Gordon Hyde A1 Goldberg Sammy Monasteisky Mr. and Mrs. Harry A. Fold Marcia Bernstein Mr. and Mrs. H. Grossman and Carol Dorothy Warbattig and Mark Avapolsky Homeroom SI Sally Jalle Reuben Clarke Ruth Clarke Helen Moskowitz Barrett Clarke Robert Snowman Sherwin Mills Buddy Blake Sheldon Clarke Mario and James Walter and Catherine Miss Anne Mason Mrs. Lucretia Baker Mr. Warron Tonoy F. Prince Greek Pep Shooy” Augie hippy Bing Chucky Mary and Tony ludy and Barry Rochelle and Abe Shirloy and Bill Janet Dengel Joan and Mench Rose Ann and Tommy Fran and Harry Al's Esso Station Stephen Jewell Rosalee Greeno Mr. and Mrs. S. Greene Thomas Gilmore Edward Frager Bill Carnegie Hosea McBride Margie McBride Allen Muse Roosevelt Dennis Roy Wilson Paul Edwards R. Lawrence Jim James Arthur McLucas Ben Miller Leon Ford Hudson Muse Ruth White Alphonso White Frank Salvatore Rev. Daniel Dixon Della Jackson Johnny Clyburn Mae Newkirk John Washington Eddie Underwood Loretta Smith Robert Smith Linnie Smith Frances Smith Allred Smith Milton Hayes Melvin Hayes Mary Hayer Mittileo Bryant Tranklin Bryant Spruco Super Market Poindexter Mr. and Mrs. McCoy Marc Robert Tauber Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Washington Mr. Norman Beale Mr. and Mrs. Choster Tipshau Mrs. Dolly Hudson Mrs. Alvin Knight Miss Gladys Jackson Mr. Gordon Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Voney Mrs. Clara Harris Barbara Tatum Geraldine Kennedy Claudette Strong Sam Johnson William Tatum William Tatum. Jr. Jessie Tatum 118 COMPLIMENTS OF Jack Tatum Marcelle Elmoro Cornelius Murray Lawrence Shepherd Jean Shephord William J. Suggs David Russ loseph Water Marion Shopherd Sophie and Henry Ann Cilelli M. Podgarshi and Family Mrs. L. Lichtenberg Honry J. Luhtonberg. Jr. Sophie Izgick Anna and Henry L. Radii H. and L. Price Jorsey Jerks P. and M. Dairy A. W. Sullivan Sam Roth Gussie Charick J. Sassenoif Mr. John Thomas Mrs. Mollio Carter Mr. Allen Carter Miss Elnora Mitchell Mrs. Leola Stalford Mrs. Leonor I. Shiman Miss Alice Fisher Mr. Roland Hill. Jr. Mr. James Eaton Mr. Richard Macchia Miss Dorothy Baxter Miss Florence Shamberger Mrs. Elizabeth Cheek Mrs. Minnie Taylor Mr. Jack Taylor Miss Minnie Carter Myrtlo Bryant Julius Bryant Richy Bryant Douglas Bryant Virginia Howard Nancy Barnhill James Bryant Robert Morton Douglas Holmes Alico Bryant Boesio Jackson Doris Wilkin Elaine Bryant Douglas Bryant Norma Jean Bryant Mr. Earl Wright Mrs. Gertrude Wright Mr. William Young Mr. Roubin Myrlck Mrs. Louise Me Iver Mrs. Mary Davis Mrs. Alice Me Intosh Mrs. Louise Barnes Mr. Thomas King Mrs. John Gibson Mr. Sylvester Blash Mrs. Janie Kelly Mrs. Bernice Beals Mr. Willie Me Intosh Mrs. Elizabeth Corbett Mr. Richard Corbett Mrs. Linnie Love Hy Dingott Sam Mark Mrs. Ethel E. Chambers Ella Herring Mrs. Jessie Jones Johnnia L. Robinson William Garrett Mr. and Mrs. Earnest Strothers Barbara Delany Mrs. O'Gara Pauline Blumenav Saul Blumenav William B. Karpf Anna Karp! Sidney Karpl Eva Karpl A1 Gaudios Jay DiNapoli Dolly Nappi Allred Kim Judy Boxer John Me Cab© Ernest Schmelf John Ellis John Tully Wallace Avery Jean Cousins William Cousins Mr. and Mrs. Cousins Mr. and Mrs. C. Pitti PATRONS S. Klein .......................... 403 Belmont Avenue Mr. Mrs. Pallitto Family .... 112 Seth Boyden Terrace Mr. Mrs. Siderman ...................... 131 Seth Boyden Terrace Fay Millinery Shop ............... 465 Clinton Avenue Anno Dublin ................................... Homeroom 51 Allan Kent Clothes ...................... 11 Hill Street Mr. Mrs. W. Leiuoven .............. 44 North 7th Street Louis Kalman • Painting Paperhanging 71 Hobson St. Mr. Mrs. Reybeb Clarke .............. 135 Barclay Street Ever-Last Floor Supply ..................... Newark. N. J. Dependable Auto Sales ........ 627 Frelinghuysen Avenue Mrs. Pearl R. Austin ................... 107 Lillie Street Miss Josephine Austin .................. 107 Lillie Stroot Bernice Matthews ................... 154 Waverly Avenue Rose Mom ....................... 463 Hunterdon Street Morris Flower Shop ................. 184 Clinton Avenue Nettie Deans .......................... 29 Barclay Street A Friend ............................... Newark. N. J. Keselman's Grocery .............. 191 Chadwick Avenue Clinton Market ..................... 461 Clinton Avonue Frank's Amoco Service Station .......... Raymond Blvd. Belmont Pantry ..................... 308 Belmont Avenue Norinsky Family ..—.................... 106 Avon Avenue Jos. L Wallack ................... 304 Belmont Avenuo Fred V. Pollingor .—.................... East Keansburg Beatrice s Beauty Shoppo ........-...... 605 W. Market Rossell's Market ................... 105 Sherman Avonue 1950 Class ................................... S.S.H.S. Mr. 6 Mrs. J. Stoinhuer 6 Family ____ 283 Peshine Avenue Mr. Mrs. Zamber ..................... 23 Murray Street Odell L. Hardin ........................... 407 Oran Sq. Schimmel's Luncheonette .......... 212 Ridgewood Avenue Mr. Mrs. Cornelius Chivn ............. 15 Avon Place J. Kornspan’s Service Station ...... 944 Newark Avenuo Newman's Market .................. 122 Sherman Avenue United Grocery Co.................... 145 Wilson Avenue Congradulations To Tod Karlin Class OI June ‘50 Mr. S. Stukalin Family ............ 514 Belmont Avenue Public Shoe Shine Parlor .............. 186 Spruce Street Krell Enterprises Earl Barber Shop ...................... 188 Spruce Street Thelma Williams ....................... 189 Spruce Streot Dressmaker Me Cray .................... 80 Wallace Street Just Us Charles Dworkln ................... 598 Hunterdon Street Wallen Meat 6 Poultry Market ........ 454 Clinton Avenue Sandy Chattman ............................ Newark. N. J. Reginold Simpson .......................... 61 Monmouth William Kellar ........................ 132 Spruce Street Seidel Dairy ...................... 401 Belmont Avenue Supreme Linen Supply Co................. 331 South Streot Mr. 4 Mrs. Hyman Galloi ...... 1010 South Orange Avenue Sobol Bros. Bendix Laundries 1109 So. Orange Avenue 471 Clinton Avenue Gross Poultry Co....................... 105 Union Street Johnston's Brookside Grill ....... 970 Springfield Avenue Irvington. N. J. Max Fruchter ....................... 466 Clinton Avenue Newark Baton Co........................ 77 Hillside Place 'Designed and Printed by RAE PUBLISHING COMPAN 127 Vslley Rosd, Moatclsir, N. I.