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

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THE OPTIMIST SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Published monthly, except July, August and September, by representatives of the student body. Single copies, 15c. Special Numbers, 20c. Senior Number, 25c. Sub- scription for the year, $1.50 by mail; $1.35 delivered in the school. All members and friends of the school are invited to contribute to the school paper. Articles must be in the hands of the Editor at least two weeks before publication. Advertising copy due the first day of each month. Entered as second-class matter at the Newark Post Office, December 21, 1913. VOL. VII. NUMBER 4 SENIOR OPTIMIST BOARO Executive Board Robert Nolan Frances Cauffman Chester Mueller Helen Beitman David Chesack Nathan Chimacoff Helene Englander Esther Farber Jeanette Ferry Julia Norton Leo Hubcrman Frank Ianclli Harry Kolodin Milton Lange Janet Maclvcr Evelyn McWhood Alfred Zuzi STAFF Editor-in-Chief Jcrrold M. Stern Associate Editor Raymond Brandes Circulation Manager Arthur Burditt Asst. Circulation Manager Louis Grotta Literature Robert Nolan Edith Curren Arthur Ward Esther Crane Abigail Van Horn Exchanges Meta Rosenberg Rose Hahn Mildred Bowc Lillian Eddy Meyer Cohen Henry Saslow Personats Anna Zimetbaum Jeannette Ferry William Krinsky Eugene Hcinzinger David B. Abramson A dvertising Ma nager J. C. Ware Business Manager Edward Steinberg Assist. Business Manager Chester Grant School Nesvs Howard Brock Beatrice Eichhorn Milton Lange Evelyn McWhood Mildred Black Ruth Schechner Winifred Springer A thirties Marcus Jonas Charles Tench Nathan Chimachoif Gerald T. Foley Margaret Foley Art Donald Sassman Morris Helprin Clinton Metz Sol Cohen Frank Ianelli Benjamin Hirshbcrg COLYER PRINTING CO.. NEWARK. N J

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 COj] THE OPTIMIST YSST WHY DADDY WAS ANGRY MOTHER,” said little Mary, as her mother lifted her from the floor and held her snugly in her arms. “DADDY was angry last evening. He told Big Sister that your home made cake and puddings were without the usual flavors.” Mary’s mother smiled, kissed her daughter and replied: “1 knew it, darling. Your brother didn’t ask for UNICO BRAND flavoring extract as I told him. and so the grocer gave him another brand that lost its flavor in cooking.” WHAT KIND OF FLAVORING EXTRACT DO YOU BUY? Do you merely order so much vanilla and other flavors, without specifying the quality or brand? It is only by comparison we learn the real and true value of things. BAKERS, CONFECTIONERS, ICE CREAM MANUFACTURERS, HOTELS, RESTAUR- ANTS, HOUSEWIVES and all others who have once tried our flavoring extracts use only the THE FLAVOR THAT FLAVORS IN COMPARISON WITH OTHERS. WE LEAD IN QUALITY. SERVICE AND PRICE. Prove this by your next order and join our thousands of satisfied customers. For sale by all good grocers and most drug stores. Wholesale and retail prices on appli- cation. Samples sent on request. UNITED EXTRACT CO. (REGISTERED) Tel. Market 7490. NEWARK, NEW JERSEY. Established 1912 6

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1»€?l THE O P T I M I ST The Way To Do Things Is- TO DO THEM THAT plan of action applies not only to your studies, but to the start- ing of a bank account. In either case procrastination is an enemy that must be promptly fought and overcome. Others have done that in connection with their studies and in starting their own interest-bearing bank accounts, and what they have done you can do. They decided to have bank accounts; they decided to open them at once; they found ways of saving money to do it, and—they did it! Are you going to confess—even to yourself—that you can’t do what they have done? You know that you can do it; you know that you WILL do it, and this, the largest institution of its kind in New Jersey, urges you to do it at once. Don t put it off another day. Two dollars or more will start for you an account in the SAVINGS DEPARTMENT Fidelity Trust Company 753 BROAD STREET Between Bank and Academy Streets Banking, Trust, Bond, Title, Mortgage, Savings, Credit and Safe Deposit Departments. 8