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

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ROSE ABEL 518 Belmont Avenue t | “Sincerity above all the re Builds a character that stands the test.” ANNE ABRAMOWITZ 218 Hawthorne Avenue “She is small, that’s what they say, But her ability is the other way.” e Club 4, , „9° ЭР, ‚ 7, 8; Hockey Club 6. GE DAVID ADLER 107 Watson Avenue David goes his way bothering no one, Salesmanship ( Business HENRIETTA AGISIM 290 Johnson Avenue Hennie gets along swimmingly in her friendships, Vocations Club 3, 8: Glee Club 4, 5, 6, 7, 8; Patrol 4, 5, 6; Serv Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Science Club . Science Club 7 Hoffman Electrolysis Institute IDA AGRANOWITZ 43 Chadwick Avenue Agreeable, quiet, inelined to be friendly. Vocations Club 4; Social Sci- ence Society 4. Business Undecided ann E € ——Ó 0) MURIEL K. ANDERSON d tudent Cal ident Belmont Avenue “One enemy is too much.” ABE B. APPLEBAUM 29 Shermar Avenue “The better part of valor discretion.” CLARA ASHIN 34 West Street “The world’s not better if worry; Life's no shorter if we hurry.” service Club 5; Business Club 7; atrol 8; Vic« Club 8. Panzer CECELIA AUERBACH (314 year student) 27 Waverly Avenue Cecelia is one of those geniuses Who makes the world go ’round. Debating Club 7, 8: French Club 7, 8: Honor Society 7: Optimist , 8 Ç. BP, Montclair State Teachers College VINCENT BACCARO 2 Hazel Place “My style and my sentiments are my own, purely original.” Business Prep School

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———————————————— ———— — Senior Optimist WILLIAM MAX FELDMAN 534 Clinton Avenu Like Atlas, he carries the bur- den of the Senior Class on his shoulders Band Presid WALTER SCULTHORPE 101 Osborne Terrace Some show school spirit by words, others by loyalty alone M But “Scully” combined the two with action. Track 4; Cros 5; Athletic Squad ETHEL KATZ 163 Ridgewood Avenue “Always working, never shirk- ing; Along her path success is lurking.” S 5; S timist General CLASS OFFICERS COzEDITORS f | DOROTHY LILLIAN ITZEL 788 Hunterdon Stre “Dimple s and starry eyes t Le nd an air of swet urprist senator х, Я K 3 US La DOROTHY KOCH 633 Hunterdon Street She brings with her all thats good and all that's fine, ator 1, 2, 7; Patrol Swimming Club 6; 7; Speed Club 8 HARRY MERLISS (3% year student) 386 Clinto Avenue He works as though he wer to live forever, Lives as though he were to dit tomorrow, Ass’t Editor Optimist 7; E ir Optimist 8; Sr. Opti L ¿ditor 8: Honor Society Pres. Honor Society 8; Roll Medal 7: Scribblers 8. 6; Dramatic Club 6: Dramati Club 3: Debating C, P: Geo. Washington U,

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О Senior ( )ptimist JERRY BADNER Avenue “Born with the gift of laughter.” Ass't Football Manag Basketball Manager Business Br JOSEPH BAHAMONDE 717 Frelinghuysen Avenue The power of divine expression is his gift. General Master Mech. Aviation Course CHARLES BAKER 30 Ro His little body Lodges a mighty brain. Business Undecided CATHERINE BARTOSH 19 Chadwick Avenue Beneath her calm exterior lies a charming personality. Science Club 5, 6, 7: Secretari Club 5; Vocations Club 5; Ger man Club 6. Secretarial Undecided JEANETTE BASKERVILLE 28 Mari Place Merit was ever modest known. General Lincoln Hospital Page 14 ABE BASS Hillside Avenue Abe is always at odds with work and books; We wonder if a peace pact will er be concluded. tant basketball Manager ¢ le Tennis 8 Undecided 1 MILLICENT BAUM 212 Ridgewood Avenue “Ambition has no risk.” ral Drake’s Business School PAUL BELLA 112 Clinton Place Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren’t they all contented like me?” General Undecided BERNARD BENDER 67 Hillside Place Regular fellow, strolling thru life, free and easy. Patrol 3; Assistant Basketball Manager 6; Manager Basket- ball 7; Inspector 7. Business U. of Alabama CYLVIA BENENSON 1183 Broad Street “A happy smile for every day, She gives to all who come her way.” “hess and Checker Club 4, 5; Club 4; Business Patrol 6: Debating , 7, 8; Dramatic Club 7; Speed Club 8; Service Club 8. Secretarial N. Y. Us