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

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OUMMIM Senior ( )р! imist ROSALIND BUCHSBAUM Plac Only good qualities can we see, And praise we can’t resist. Club 4, 5; French Club 5, ice Club 6; Honor S LOUISE CARLETON 106 Milford Avenue Worldly wisdom is reflected from her cool, level gaze. Sr. Optimist 8 General ral Memorial H spital SUSIE CARTWRIGHT “Wit makes its own welcome.” ocations Club 8; Lunch Room Patrol 8. General New Y WELLIE CHAMBERS 63 Barclay Street “She knows all the dates on her history pages; She must have lived through all the ages.” General Mercer Hospit: DOROTHY CHAPMAN 607 Hunterdon Street Ambition has no bounds when our Dorothy is concerned,” 6; Activities Committee 5, 7; Senior Dramatic Club 7; Honor Society 8; Speed Club 8; Sec retaries’ Club 8: Chairman of Senior Optimist Typists 8. Patrol 1; Hockey 5, 7; Senator Ir 7, Secretarial Newark U. MILTON CHAREN 721 Hunterdon Street “You seem so qu iet, meek and mild; Are you sure you're not fool. ing the public, child?” Safety Squad 7, 8; Patrol 8, y зате! Squad , 8: Patrol 8. MAX CHARSINSKY 177 Jelliff Avenue Max goes along spe aking only when spoken to. Business Columbia HELEN R. CHODAKOWSKY 382 Hawthorne Avenue “The little lady is certainly a hit With all her personality and wit” Patrol 4; Secretaries Club 6; Vocations Club 6; Speed Club 8: Business Girls’ Club 8: Se- nior Directory Staff 8 Secretarial RUTH CIVINS 243 Hillside Avenue If she saved all her smiles for a rainy day, We'd have a sun shower, Patrol 3; Optimist 3; Business Girls’ Club 6; Music Club 6; Dance Group 6; Athletic Com. 7: Secretaries’ Club 8; School Betterment Com. 8; Sr. Social Com. 8; Basketball 1; South Side Night 2; Chem. Service Staíf 7- Secretarial Newark U. LEONARD COHEN 406 Chadwick Avenue The less said, the better. Chess and Checker Club 3; De- bating Club 3. Es P; U. of Arizona

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June, MARTHA BERON 163 Peshine Avenue Martha's optimistic and cheer ful aspect on life in general has been anything but a detri- ment to her personality Club Club 8. Frencl Science General GILBERT BIER 289 Market Street Talking is an art; but with Gil, it’s different. Fencing Squad 5. General Undecided NJAMIN BERRY Genial, unusual type, pleasant, “Packs a punch.” Undecided General SHIRLEY BORNSTEIN 18 Schuyler “Let the world world go, A fig for care, a fig for woe.” Avenue slide, let the Patrol 8; Business Girls’ Club 8. Secretarial Undecided SHERMAN BORKAN ' 15 Sheridan Avenue In every deed of mischief he had “a heart to resolve, a head to contrive, and a hand to execute.” Intra-mural Baseball 4; ball 3; Deputy Chief Squad 7: Chief of Safety 8; Chief of Hall retary of Social Safety Squad 5; Secretary Saf- ety Squad 6; Safety Council 8; Patrol 3, 4, 5, 6: Table Tennis 3. General Panzer Foot- Safety Squad Patrol 8: Sec- Committee 8; 2 y $ d Š ç Nis E - BERTHA BREMEN rd P ace Calm and unruffled, smile for all, conge nial, WALTER BROWNE 134 Dewey Street “For he was a brave, fellow with eye clear.” bright and consci- ence Undecided General MAX BROWNSTEIN 35 Peshine Avenue Max is constantly observing and absorbing all that is tak- ing place. Safety Squad 8 General AMELIA BRUSS 583 Hunterdon Street “For nature made her what she is and never made another.” 'ocations Club 4; Service Club 6, 7; Secretaries 5, 6, 8: Cir culation Staff 6; Sr. Club 7, 8; Club 7, Club 8. Science Gleg 8; Speed Secretarial U- of Michigan TED BRYS 697 South Eleventh Street ‘A heart of gold and a step so bold.” Newark U. Business

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June, MURRAY COHEN ine Avenu “The only jewel that does not decay is knowledge.” Patrol 4; Science Club 4, 5, 6; Safety Squad 4, 5, 6; PEARL COHEN 557 Hunterdon Street “Big results come from small pe ople.” Vocations Club 3; Mathemati Chib 4; French Club 5, 6, 7, 8; Service Club 6; Science Club 7 CUP N. J. ( RAYMOND COLE 144 Hillside Avenue Friendly, quiet, quizzical, earnest.” General Stevens Inst. of Tech. JOHN CONNELL 29 Tichenor Street “This is a life of jollity, So shall I die contentedly.” General Long Island U. CHARLES CONNOLLY 150 Brunswick Street “It is the wise head that makes the still tongue.” General Undecided © € = 5 MARGARET COSTLEY 199 Shermar Avenu Sweetness and friendliness are virtues Margaret possesses, N. Y, 1 JOHN CRILLEY 143 Chadwick Avenue “None but himself can be his parallel.” General Undecided JOHN CROSSON 155 Peshine Avenue John is sure to sueceed in any- thing he atte mpts to do Football 7: Baseball 8. Undecided WILLIAM B. CRUITT 232 Seymour Avenue A quiet person with a distinct personality. General Undecided RAYMOND DAGGETT 892 Hunterdon Street “There's nothing that so be- comes a man as modest still- ness.” General Undecided