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

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Heyden, Frederick F., Fred, 34 Nairn Place. General Latin. Lafayette Better late than never ” Track, ’i6, ’17, ’18, ’19; Class Baseball, i6, ’17; Class Foot- ball, ’19; Class Basketball, ’16, ’17. Whenever Fred is not absent, he is sure to be late. Ianelli Frank, Nell, 486 Avon Avenue. College Prep. Rutgers Art is power” Track, ’ 16; Class Basketball, ’ 16, ’17, ’18; Class Football, ’i6, ’17; Class Baseball, i6, ’17, 18; Glee Club, ’19; “Roses of Tara,” '19; Optimist, ’i6, ’19; Senior Optimist. Frank is our artist. His cartoons have brought laughter to all. Ignatoff, Max L., Igie, 443 So. 6th Street. College Prep. Rutgers A handy lad and strong Class Football, ’19; Class Baseball, ’18, '19; Class Basketball, ’17, 18, ’19; Mandolin Club, ’16, ’17. “Igie” can always be depended upon—for noise. Jacobson, Ralph H., 83 Avon Avenue College Prep. Newark Junior College Ability proves the man ’ Debating team, '19. Through his capability he was able to complete his course in three and one-half years. Kolodin, Harry, “Half Mast, 320 Clinton Avenue. College Prep. Newark Junior College Enthusiasm in his clear dark eye ” Varsity Football, ’18. ’19; Class Basketball, ’17, ’19; Class Baseball, ’18; Entertainment Comm., '19; Senior Optimist. A fellow with his gifts will never be a failure in life. 29

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Click, Marcel, 70 Monmouth Street. College Prep. U. of Mich. Rising merit buoys up at last.” Class Basketball. ’16, ’18, ’19; Class Championship Baseball, '19; Class Football, ’19; Track, ’17; “Roses of Tara,” ’19. Whenever called upon to do anything for our class, Glick is always willing. Goodman, Bertha E., I 53 Spruce Street. General French. Undecided “A witty tongue, a pleasant smile.” Blues, blues! Where art thou when Bertha is around? Halprin, Ida D., 126 Johnson Avenue. General French. Newark Junior College ”Heart on her lips, and soul within her eyes.” A sweet girl well liked by her friends. Henig, Morris H., 392 Littleton Avenue. General Latin. Columbia Law “A silent man's words are not brought into court.” A pleasant fellow, but quiet. Huberman, Leo R., “Huby,” 531 Clinton Avenue. College Prep. Newark Junior College Sigh no more, ladies, sigh no more; Men were ever deceivers.” Class Basketball, ’17, 18, '19,; Class Baseball, ’18, '19; Class Football, ’19; Vice-President Chess and Checker Club, ’18; Senior Optimist. “Huby’s” humor and wit always help to make our spare time happy. 28

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Kotyuka, Margaret, “Mickey,” 800 So. 16th St. General French. Undecided ”A social smile, a sympathetic tear.” Known for her generous good will. Lange, Milton O., “Egg,” I 14 Seymour Avenue. College Prep.; Webb Academy of Marine Eng. The world knows only two—that’s Rome and I.” Glee Club, ’17, ’18, ’19; Championship Class Baseball, ’17, ’19; Class Football, ’19; Class Basketball, ’17, '19; Track, ’17; 2A and 4B Class Relays; Class Champion W. S. S. Speaker, 18; Liberty Loan 4 minute Speaker, ’18; “Stop Thief,” ’19; Head Cheer Leader. ’18, ’19; Optimist, ’17, ’18, ’19; Senior c5ptimi$t. There is hardly an activity of our school which, at some time or other, has not had something to do with our versa- tile classmate, “Egg.” Levias, Ruth F., 42 Treacy Avenue. College Prep. Newark Junior College “A progeny of learning.” Orchestra, ’16, ’17; Hockey, ’17. When O’s stared us in the face, Ruth came to our assist- ance. Littlefield, Anna, 1 2 Leslie Street. General French. Newark Junior College “A merry heart rnaketh a cheerful countenance.” Hockey, ’ 16; Basketball, ’17. She’s always ready to trade a smile for a piece of candy. Lomachinsky, Gussie B., 54 Montgomery Street. College Prep. Undecided The glass of fashion and the mould of form.” To whom our class looks for fashion. 30