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

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THE OPTIMIST MAY, NINETEEN TWENTY-FOUR That load becomes light which is cheerfully home. —Ovid. South Side High School Newark, New Jersey

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THE OPTIMIST SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Dr. Thomas F. Kennedy, Principal Published monthly, except July. August an1 September, by representathrs of the student body. Single copies, 20c. Special numbers, 25c. Senior number, 25c. Subscriptions for the year. $1.90 by mail; $1.75 delivered in the School. All members aiul 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. VOLUME XL NUMBER 8 SENIOR OPTIMIST BOARD Editor-in-Cliief 1 usiness Manager Assistant William Abramson Norma Ayres Everkt O. Bauman Nicholas Brescia Eugene Buck Frank Burstein Nathan Cholodenko George Ciiidnofsky Mabel Coiien Frank Fink Thelma Frieufelh George Friedm an D. Dorothy Gann Helen Gottlieb Frank Grammek Helen Greeniii.at Haroui Hantman Joseph Harrison Harold Hey man n Eleanor Hi ring Bertha Knobloch Luis Menk Helen Muntrick Isidore Plain Selma Schwarz Saul Weinekt Thomas Winkrman Editor-in-Chief Staff Associate Editor................................... Pearl Finkelstein I acuity Adviser ............................. Dr. Ciiari.es R. Austin Circulation Manager Business Manager James Ozias Nathan Butman Assistant Circulation Manager Assistant Business Manager Milton Lindeman Anita Krueger •'acuity Adviser— Dr. Thomas K. Smith Literature Jeanette Goldfinf., Chair. Martin Bross Hei.ga Feddersen I). Dorothy Gann Hulda Goeller Austin W. Henry Joseph Marzel Personals Luis Menk, Chairman Josephine Baum (•EORGE CHIDNOFSKY Marcus M. Harris F.dward Hu berm an Harry Lowe Lawrence Rosenbaum Jerome Silverman Assistants—Helen C. Hfj School News David Sobo, Chairman Evelyn Ahrendt Lotta Emmergi.ick Jack Feldmann Ruth Fleischer Gabriel Rich Pearl Solomon Athletics Hyman Cioi.urerc Jerome Goldstein Stanley McIntyre Howard New mark Samuel Wilder Mr. Walter White an. Anna Silidker. Leah Art Ira Kaiin, Chairman Melvin Bach Bernard Grad Norman Greenfield Bertha Knobloch Dorothy Kraft Sidney Mittler Miss Caroline A. Sheldon Alumni Notes and Exchanges Gordon Davidson. Chairman George Friedman Lenore Ha?in Sylvia S. Strauss Mr. John S. Burley Farrstkin, Frank Rosenthal