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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1940 volume:

SENIOR SOUTH SIDE HIGH SCHOOL NEWARK NEW JERSEY Arthur Belcher Principal IMIT I he SUNNY side Published monthlu, October to May, inclusive, by repre hody of South Side High School. Single copies, 15с. Senior Number, 60c. Sub- scription for the term, 95c, DEDICATION .. | ‚......... pages 2 and i three issues, 40c. All members and alumni of the school are invited to contribute to the school pa LITERATURE ...... page 6 to page 15 per. Articles must be in the hands of the Editor at least four weeks before publica- CLASS OFFICERS TT page 16 tion. FOREWORD .. он c iS а. 2; .. page GRADUATES . — a --.. POZO L page : Entered as second class matter at the Newark Post —— а Office, December 21, 1918, SENIOR ACTIVITIES ....... .. page о: page ‹ under the act of March 3, 1879. page page page 66 to page 67 Volume XXVIII Number 8 page 69 to page ‹ June, 1940 page 92 to page í ТО MR. OWEN FOREWORD Page О HAPPY DAYS IN BRIGHT COLORS ORANGE It is difficult to remember everything: the movie, the song, the papers and Andy takes me by the everything else until I see Andy pulls me over to a corner of the room and let’s talk old again Then arm and says, Come on, about the days. That's the way it | see him. When he Come on, goes every time and old everything, takes me by the let's talk all comes back to me arm says, about the days, it and I can see him and myself just as we used to be. Andy and I were sitting on a bundle of old papers and leaning against the brick wall trying to feel the heat of the build ing. It was cold and all the news kids had on heavy sweaters and jackets. Their breaths were lines of thin white smoke blown away by the wind. Tell me, I said, what I should yell. You know what to yell. No, Í don't, Andy. This is the time Гуе sold papers in all my life. Well, then you just listen to me And you say what I say and you know what first to say anyway. W here Evening papah.” You gotta yell more than that, I used live they just yelled, Andy said, or else nobody's gonna buy one. Should 1 yell like movies ? No, Andy said. they do in the Anyway, nob: dy yelled papers in the picture we saw today. I know, but it was a good picture. My mother says we shouldn't go to the movies, Andy said, because they're too dirty. The picture we saw today wasn't dirty, I said. No, that wasn't dirty at all. lot in it, though. Yeah, I said, they kept singing that song, Happy Days Are Here Again. I don't know why they Neither do I They sang sang that song. Six AND BLUI They know people don't believe it, 1 said Maybe the colors. Yeah, Pretty soon, they just wanted to show off I said, them colors were nice. Andy said, all pictures will be made in color. But why did they sing py Days,” that song, Hap to the people 4 don't know, ture, Andy said. No, not dirty at all. When the papers came off the press, Andy and | up the but it wasn’t a dirty pic were the first ones running alley to Halsey Street. Andy was running yelled, fast on his long thin legs and Andy, should 1 Listen to me, yell, he out of breath and Branford I listened to Andy and heard just what what say? come on, said and both of us were yelling and running up Place. he yelled as we stood out on Broad Street by a shoe store. Seven stah final papah, and 1 yelled. Papah, mistah ? Andy yelled, Andy kept yelling and I stood next to him quietly. All these people, I thought, And they will sleep the sleep of peacefulness. are going home to eat and sleep. They will keep saying, I am home, I am home, but somewhere down in them there will be the pain; some will be hungry, 1 know; some will weep. Paper, sonny? a woman said to me, a Blessed are the I thought as I looked beautiful young woman. strong of the worl l. at her. You're selling them, aren't you? she asked me when I didn't move, just kept looking Yeah, papers for two cents. at her. I said finally, Yeah, Im selling I sold her one and she walked away, beautifully, Yell, can’t yo u? Andy shouted at me over the noise of the street. strongly. I can’t yell, I said. I can’t do it. What do you mean? he yelled. I can't, I can't, and tears came into my eyes as I said it. I can’t make people sad. What are you talking about? They don’t want to hear what Herbert Hoover has to say; they don’t want to see how lousy the stock market is; they don't want to read how men are getting canned faster than you can count; they don't want to read about this depression and all the starvation. Well, what do you want them to do, listen to people sing, “O happy days are here again?” No, no, I screamed, the tears catching in my throat. And I saw Andy was crying too. I don’t know what I want, I don't know. Yell, then, he said with all his tears running into his mouth. We hafta earn some money, haven't we? But the papers will make people sad If they don't read it in the paper, Andy shouted, they'll hear it over their radios or someplace else. Yell, will you, before 1 kick you. Okay, I screamed, I'll yell. Come on, buy a paper for two cents! | don't care! Listen to Herbert Hoover and the moans of the masses its overproduction steel iron and blast furnaces machinery idle starvation hungry kids crying and all the blood of men swirling in great whirl- pools in the gutter so take a high dive so shoot your brains out the little woman and the kiddies you'll take a twenty per cent cut and like it so march march march men A CINQUAIN To-day The sky is bleak. The icy-fingered rain, Encouraged by a gusty wind Pours down. Harriet Waugh rise up put down shoot where is the near est breadline soldiers who served in France if you don't like it we'll get some body else look at the dark factories Не! bert Hoover says it's nothing they're lay ing off off off and wages are going down down down so how can they jail a man it's overproduction hand-outs on this block ain’t so good buddy what can we do we've got a million answers Papah, mistah ? Andy and I sold all our papers and all the time the people would look at us and we could see down deep within them the pain. We walked home together and when 1 walked into my house, my mother was standing over the coal stove cooking a panful of pork chops. I told her I had sold all the papers and she said that was fine When my father came home, my broth- er and sisters came into the kitchen. We all sat down to eat. We were having a big meal to celebrate payday and we all thought how good and warm the food was and ate mostly in silence that eve- ning. But all the time there kept running through my mind the music and words of the song everyone was singing in the movies,—the men in tails and the women wearing long orange dresses. Their heads were thrown back, their mouths opened in song and the blue of the sky was reflected in their laughing eyes. John Owen A DREAM A birch tree Casting its fingered shadow upon a sil- very lake, Is a beautiful w ay To view heaven. —Phyllis Friedman Page Seven JIM BARTLETT’S DAUGHTER Hollyville was aflutter, including its foremost citizen, Jim Bartlett. He had good reason to be jubilant, for his daugh- ter was comin g home at last. Jim had done nothing but talk about his daughter for the last three years What a success she had made in New York! She had met all the important people. Why, she even had a suite with a telephone in each room. Hollyville had accepted the bragging of Jim with little or no excitement. Jım had to spend his time bragging about something, and it might better be about a beautiful, successful daughter, than a hundred-pound fish. Of course no one ever thought of questioning his daugh- ters existence, but they subtracted fifty per cent from the story and then believed half of the result! But now Hollyville was aflutter. Jim’s daughter had almost become a tradition with the town. The townspeople all would gather at the old man’s house to hear his daughter's latest escapade (No о� е ever suspected the old doting father of slight- ly misconstruing the facts.) That evening Jim had greeted them with this informa- tion. His daughter would arrive on the morning train. Every one was there to meet the train. The comments were varied. Many didn't want the girl to appear. They were afraid the truth would break the old man's heart. After all, she couldn't be that beau- tiful or successful! The last time he had seen her was at the age of seven. Fifteen years had passed since then. Some old- timers could remember that far back and agreed that she was a beautiful child. No doubt the old man still bore the picture of the beautiful sev en-year-old in his mind. Others were anxious and curious to see this angel on two feet. Page Ten Jim's daughter, Peggy, took the town by storm. Jim fainted when he saw her. Everyone in town gathered in circles and whispered. It was unbelievable. How could Jim have such a beautiful daughter? Jim Bartlett was in heaven. He had his real live daughter to show off, and not just letters. She was very dutiful and loving, and seemed to enjoy her stay thoroughly. But it was a short visit, and Jim found that soon he had to part with his daughter. Jim was happy, and contented. He wanted no more from life reached New York once more, she entered a building, After Jim's daughters in front of which a sign bore these words “Minsky's Bubble Girls Madison.” Featuring Dolly Dolly was hailed by the girls, “It must have been pretty boring for you, Dolly, out there on the farm with the cows and chickens. How do you like that Dolly Madison, the best strip-tease on the stage, playing nursemaid! How is your old man, Dolly?” “Lay off, Сога,” replied Dolly, the old man was swell to me.” “You're not getting soft, are you?” “Of course not. Let's not talk about it.” “What made you do it, Dolly?” “You remember the kid that used to room with me about two years ago, don't you?” Sure. Well, she used to tell me about her father and her home town,—how much she missed them. She hadn't been home for thirteen years, not since her ma had left home. After her mother died, the kid found the going tough. tters the nly thing he's and left him. | and disillusion glassy pavement young girl, with frightened eyes lool [ smile, and so does she; | puckei my lıps to | joins me I'm home now, She's gone! I cannot see her now! Perhaps she will return When I am again alone, on slippery night A DENT IN THE SIDE OF THE MOUNTAIN М | تا Why didn’t they keep me there? They knew I was drunk. They got me drunk so they could take my money Why did they send me home? Му home isn't here. It's in Bridgeport didn’t want to kill you He paused then, turning, as some, childish reasoning penetri d his brain and in inane p hrases. 1 heavy calm overcame him. Slow, and why didn't they put me to sleep? They sent me there on purpose didn't want to go to your house. ( umbe I haze, he poured forth “You shouldn't have wanted me to take you home. It was your fault. didn't ask you. Anyway, what were you doing up at four o'clock in the morn ing? You shouldn’t have been up, unless “I was going to marry her. I will, No! Am I going mad? She is dead He would have cried or screamed had not too. I will!’ She's dead, and I killed Бе! feeling of utter hopelessness suddenly overcome him. He gazed ahead with a vacant stare, then abruptly jerked the wheel and, miraculously, stayed on the road. I wouldn't have killed her if she hadn't struggled. Why did she say 1 was drunk—she had no right to say either! I am going mad why did I ГИ go home to my father. Hell know what to do lawyer. Hell get me off. They won't let them send me to me—they'll get I was. She had better not say it again, I do it? Mother will help the electric chair. My father won t let them!” Gradually, hysterical crying filled laughter. And he laughed. Yes, he laughed, on laughing all the time he pressed the accelerator. Suddenly he laughing and leered. the side of the mountain. MY The tall, green branches of a tree tower before me, They twist in thick sprays, hiding my future, While the deep shadows cover my past And in the clear, cold, cruel night my mother’s face seems beside me Praising, scolding, urging me on to suc- cess—happiness. Precious jewels and silks should cover her body; Instead, rings of sadness are scarred on her face And soot and ashes cover her hands Page Fourteen the car and this in turn changed to a thin, nervous laugh and kept stopped strange light shown in his eyes, as he made a dent in Claire Rosenfeld MOTHER Blistered, calloused hands that were once as smooth as satin. Restless nights, thinking of the past Some day she'll be a lady of leisure Surrounded by loved ones in her castle Giving charity with doubled hand as she gave when life was sad. And pain shall not rack and torment her body Her past is behind In me rests her future. I must not fail her! Mary Ackerman Bedecked With jewels priestess sits 1р‹ Her swirling skirt o Falls is She is doomed 1 splendi ur that Bedecked with CLASS OFFICERS With no agitation and very little discussion, we elected our class officers No other class of June 1940 has had more desirable officers. The elections resulted as follows: David Epstein, president; Abby Lowy, vice president; Sue Shapiro, secretary; Roger Kind, treasurer. Dave, our president, has continually upheld our class prestige; Abby, as vice-presi- dent, has added the necessary touch of informality to our class meetings; Sue, ou! secretary, has proved an able organizer; and Roger, the treasurer, has developed the art of extracting painlessly our dues and fees, Page Sixteen y Bernard Aratowsky, | Samuel Arons ” 118 MiWórg wetg М”, ‘Ур ( pe rsamficatton of scholarship, leadership, and 7٣ n Jollege. Preparatory Estelle Aronson Geraldine Aronson | Ea x x! ey Avenue 54 Farley Ауе� иё “Take equal parts of vigor, vit litt Mia dantgeAinto many a `sun- Result : Bunte ” y less heart” “That simile, dike Sunshine, 2 Undesignateftt Secretafial A N 4! ы . Miriam Abramowitz Mary Ackérman ° AJ 218 Hawthorne ЈА venu 75 Stratford Pace му“ 4 “То зае а� а pass оџ,№о endje tó the e nd ah gh service 4 ۱١ м “Good sense and aood An“ ture are never separated” Secretarial Secretarial ү AA A Lp tat РГ Ай жата Anderson- Catherine Andrews I اس‎ 243 South 8th Street “Long � а yie «биде hi т” find а, heart so what she is—and nevei pereyi yt aut) br tina made y “For nature made her another” College Preparatory Secretarial Page Eighteen Claire Barban Eleanor Beard И Stratford Place 5 Barclay ‘Thou hdst no fault Г no! faults) сатри, héeaut , I” Thou are all all blindne: College Preparato Saul Beckerman Beatrice Beebe 184 Belmont Barclay Street 28 “Here ада� т “She has а pleasant smile to mate £ � � а and a ple asant spirit 1 man General Cleric: ; зе� ега той� “in Business N y | line Мен Ruth Rifa Berger 132 Ridgewood Avente adgenfA venue ‘But nou in every road, every side on d straight ; We Set vou? steadfast signpost and there” Sceretarial Rose Bershonsky Evelyn Bessman 64 tratford Place 84 Hansbury” Avenue “Her gesture, motions and “Pársonatity is ‚to жаң her smile, what ¡perfume is Her wit, her he art be guile és to aft voice, my flower” College! Preparatory Undesignated Page Nineteen Evelyn Binder Muriel Bitman 146 Je f Avenue Lee Bitterman Dölores Bläck M o = 4 a 131 Johnson Avem 1397 Hüntefdon 5шееі The epitome of charm “Pap, and fun and jollity, and grace, A FG loft my №. yaonality” Pleasin manne سل په د‎ y : К ¡Secretarial pleas 1 race College Preparatory Eleanor Blarkwell Barbara Block 74 E. Bigelow Street 60 Seymour Avenue T w “А thinker, quiet and “А sweet nature has the reserved” power ta overcome all ob College Preparatory College Preparatory Morris Blum x - pul Blum “ 1 ` 230 Seymour AVeriut бо p Street No matter where ‘He Val patience A Mans ч, та مسوا‎ qkything” Undesighated U ude: О ated Page Twenty Joel Bohrer 238 Chadwick Awenue Of oul sincere; tion, faithful: in clear. College Preparato y Allen Brown 136 Quitman, Street “But nought Appears, More wandrou than irunge as Genéral ,Clérical т ас honor, man А and mbr “ Irving Brichke 529 Hunterdon Street ZA light heart tives long” Undesignated Elizabeth Brown 199 Spruce Street “Quiet and ındu well liked by « triou reruont us General Clerical al 4 : L y = f A بو‎ X А Adelard Bussiere қ 248 Dayton Street “A stoic of the earth, a man without a tear” 3usiness Tina Chaimovich 234 Avon Avenue commit your “Do not poems to Sing them, Civie page 8 alone 4 I pray you” Roy Campbell 256 Clinton Avenue “His was the fierce delight To dare айт nture’s bold- stormy, est sche те” Civic Fer, A. � а сень 27 К dgewood Ayehue ” r LA А. ‘And sng An, and thought as swift as wind mood for And te mpered higher life of states” Secretarial Page Twenty-one Agnes Chernow ine Avenue Michael Cichino 809 Bergen Page Twenty-two Bernard Chinöy Leslie tSreet of letters, тат morals, part be Civie Arthür Cohen | 57 Morton Street “Mode Sty becomes d uoi та� ” parataı “Always a Ar y David Cohen 35 Peshine Avenue monument security” ‘ollege Preparatory Morris L. Cohen 120 Avon Avenue ‘He knoweth the pop larity” path ] of 4 Jacob Cohen 388 Peshine Avenue And he iz always qut tty arre] ed, And he 1 he talks” ` Muman Busini “Rachel Cohen, 199,Belmont A €énu« “Wit and wisdon born in � еў Sécretarial wher Jack Cowgill : easy to swim Undesignatcd Fannie Dawson Hillside Above” Civic John Conklin 15 E. “А public and leading” man о) General Clerical Doris Connolly 121 Hillside Avem “Beauty is to being” pecret X. M v | е % (| arrett Crané ШЕ; Toad ajeno th Avenue “Po have dominion over еа mt کا‎ ; Un ehignated when held up 7 7 ui ې‎ 0 Vincent Dippel |, Р1ас‹ 120 P nngylganinfAyerfye | : › KA mortals and “Мей off wi words ате! thé Aest men”, Gener FAN Alp ne Street light “А mother’ Robert Conklin 15 Е. A pine Street pr ide father’s joy’ Perry Cooke A $ Анте “БИЗ heart isjasvgreat as the, ү, te! world; � get fhere № то roh ên it tb hold шата” 2 7 Business Page T we nty three LA Y d “No minutes Undesignated Rochelle Dworkin 617%, Hunterdon Street bring More eontent Than those in useful studies spent” › Preparatory Yeti] have pleasing; Bernadette Dorrity A venue ‘That lovely woman long and slim 1 a young whil or a maple l Ruth Dwyer 620 ntgdoy Street means to fly from grief ١ When such pursußs me” › 7 1 Secretarial ‚Pearl Eglowstein Estelle Ehrenkrantz 432 Belmont Avenue 166 Hillside Avenue “The hand that made you fair hath made you good” “Like the careless flowing fountains were the rip ; des of her hair” 3usiness š Secretarial Margaret Ellison NT David Epstein 191 Clinton Avenue 329 Belmont, Avett é“ “Unsophisticated and “In all respects- the 1 combina- fellow’ in the “world” tion that’s ¡hard ı to beat” sweet, a Businéss Undesignated� Page Twenty-four Werner Eschle Carol Evans Avenue 192 Clinton Avenue Ж 1 4 ; did than “Mind саті follón wards ear ef Не, ТІ? ЕДІ Le vee ут Business Eleanor Faúst ° Dora Feldman 11th, Steet 201 Prince treet r eV fair goddess, “Nothing endur | Fortune, fall dee p in onal qualitie 8” ӨЙ y í love 1 thee, Prosper thy ра Р y y p Secretarial Secreta: Ida Feldman 4 Магене-Ғеідта� 377 Belmont Avenue 1 212 Charlton Strest™ � Lj. “Versatile, lovable, happy “Ме merit is like N and gay” river—the бетте” rat 18, : the [IESS noise at mok g” College Preparatory д. ې‎ College Mrepaı atory Miriam Fisher | Madison V 1 6230. Belmont Avenue Her sincerity and plist) اسوه ‎ ИА Е� Lg have ship for all ing pe rsonality U made her many friends, Q . ! ; à ivie and assure lie continued fell š popularity”, | == | College Preparatory : 1 i Page Twen ty-five Nothan Friedman 18 Stratford’ Ри {Айз speak Лада than words 2 Busine Shirley Fruchter 71, Baldwin Avenue a 1 с� ағгт� нд pe 2 1 coupled with intellige Sécretal Page Twenty-sia Selma Gallof PhyHis Friedman High Street 356 Madison 1 soft answer wrati Ах riend, о? enue turneth Alice Florczak 57 Peshine Avenue oft” “Her voice was ever Secretarial f Sam Fox (314 years) 53 Demarest Stréet “Man, wonderfäl in skill Civic Neil Foley Avenue 161 Sherman ‘Glory 8 the trie and honorable recompense of gallant actions” Civie Dorothy Fridy 150 Monmouth Street “Along her is lurking” path succe Burnet Garfinkle Audrey Garfunkle (5 ears) 17 Stanton Street voman nobly о comfort, and Jennie Gavron May Gerber 148 Johnson Avenue 316 Peshine Avenue ‘Cheery hearted, laughing Qui і but oh, sh plea ant to knou eyed, Joyousness personifie d” secretarial Secretarial Bernard Gerstein Ruth Glover 79 Hillside Place 123 Peshine Avenue ‘In quietness and confi- “Calm, unruffled, as a dence ! be your placid lake T Undesignated College Preparatory L| ١0 ٢ { | А “ ” { Wr N rw 1 | = V Seymany умен , Lillian Goldstein 61 Milforg A Yertue š po 93 Avon Avenue A y f 7 ld hig pice Құй l YA cheery smile, a he lping Vou threngh Шат | Y UTE } 4 hand A nd alt ea dl bt at A loyal frie nd, a nature � Y prose bland Busindss n | Civie Page Twenty-seven iAeals, was made for fun W hogea diftr) vr. шара ) frolic, and so doe ‚ KAY quite appeal Mand hi Roslyn Goldstein Norman Gordon À 10 Johns@n беке 140 Belmont Avenue «- 7. 1 PA | “А Іш Ai AA kımbition “Some think the ) 4 = | Laéquelide Gorowitz . K | Beverly Green ٨ 16 Winance Avänue B25) Peshine Avenue � м ‘Mh ere is т Knowledge “Ка has � ы anything that’ is not pout p? ta show! more fair А z Secretarial Seeretariäl ۷ Morris Greenwald 4 John Gruver 325 Peshine Avenue 106 Chadwick Avenue “His cares are not all “He possesses a quiet ex ended” terior, and а likeable one Civie General Clerical Monica Hanlon Ruth Krichman 64 Hillside Avenue 518 Belmont Avenue “Nothing is 80 prized “Your deep brou n eye a woman as gé ntility” disturb me, They question and con Colk ge Pre paratory dole Secretarial Page Twenty-eight Muriel Hearn Edwin Hatoff 197 Ridg2wood 136-Mil otd Avenue “His word like se j “Thistmarden an athlete nimble and airy ; at heart Seeretarial Theodore Heller 83 Farley Ауе� йе Carrol Heddes- Fairview Avenue j “т мАЛУ , ° Beauty as {town excuse T p sty is a dándle for being” to Wi merit ng ear y UA designated Civic سا‎ А . 93 Olga Harmatiuk 77 Fairview Avenue “All Í prize, laughter and thought of friends, 1 have” Secretarial Dorothy Hastings 66 Avon Place “Gentle and sweet, a maiden petite” College Preparatory The jou , -- 2 yey 2 L 1 ) eas E ra Be lofsky м” and 15 Rose Te r се a health А Жм fes dis- playe T And of Ad ter Cas every look “conveyed” Secretarial Sylvia Hatkin 87 Hillside Avenue every 1 iolet has “Sylvia, looking heaven jor a glass” Secretaria! Page Twen ty-n ine م AM ٣ If‏ ) py Frarices Htébella‏ | Ж‏ Al M,‏ FU ch � n ofc mu‏ Ma any {? g”‏ P Civic би ړالو‎ 8 Emily vine A жі ев L 6 Rérrwam and ту J- дой theres) y The will toldo, the � Preparatory Page Thirty A A venue іса Sophie Hrycyshyn 188 Hunterdon Street wort) Es (� � ft Er. d N efa N 3у signated Alvin Hellman 66 “The good “H: rr. (ace re honest Peshine Aver t man fellou hip 17 Business ard у ін d flower” Meere tarial ue hood, thee h Hace е isla cloud, hey “The m % | hea on А | Ah 200 Ji 01 The del 001 4 а ' RM gu Coll ER vet | и N James, Howlev „ аА A Avenue oul A o || nana М Nad YAN E U a AAA. Bukinkaay 4 fortu ha ids’ а As у + ا Charlotte Kasper £93 Waverly Avenue ж Ihe highest gi distine lion s issservice texothers - Secretatial John Kauffman” T 34 Johnson Aven 1 GtettC oT heart, magne H OMS, í оит CATU (0 yw Pores Cao й — = Pr — Р) Charles Kouffmán” 134 ys eper : 'Politedessp is! Ee | 6 24, of Nupigattty ۰ ` -- Civic (2 Кей� ; f 728 Hunterdon Street ‘You've ¡a ИЗ way about you, The kind that 4acins а friend” College Preparatory 165 Quitmat Juanita Johnson Street Jack Jungerman ‘Edith Karlin I A renye [YOWIS Page Thirty-one Sylvia Kriegsfield 73 West Street “T here plime nt liked” is no greater com than to be well Secretarial Bertha Kull 50 Seymour Avenue “A happy heart and pleas- ant pe rsonality” Secretarial Page Thirty-two 4, | à im eb but with in Mind | ٢ 4 J Г په‎ TSecretarial IK © pf! Wy GMA К A м , D ٨ P р Мае Koretsky 293 Belmont кезік” j well as blythe “Clever а: a cam rade and fill of glee” Scretarial ٨ А 42 æ a Kúbilo 22% Lifingsfon Str - ow g у” p a ule 7 网 deeryno wrony” б j 94.6, ; Р [ ‘She , goes ж-е д J Jack Kussmaul 123 ilfong Avenue қ N Y é Heas sit fobt 0’ man, AF1, жіейт ç yt an hy- ана „N College Prepagakory ) Roger Kind von Avenue “The on not jewel that doi decay knou ledq« General Clerical Morton Kreitchman Avenue 202 D 396 Badge: “There 18 ] hood and good fellowship honesty, man in him” College Preparatory Irene Lipski” � 162 Рен А, е� и‹ abb ays laughin infinit Adele Lubin 174 Peshine Avnue could you ask Secretarial ) | سو МА � y | یا‎ bby Lowy 529 Clinton Avenue 0 “Affection ( thoughts The mea 1 � ои? ‚Alice MacLuskie 2 7197 3! — m: 11А 7 a о} „Арт А hop) nor glace Nut) Tee [ L 4 Apirelure on ۹ hrain Ж Undesignated m Bernice Lansing 320 Renner Avenue ND. gifted with a won- might, Above all fancy’s dreams with skill to plan” drous Civic Selma Levy 266 Рев� иіс Avenue | LV ‘In the stark might ‘of her deed the ге! is thir art т more, А і, се� т ау i 4 Secretarial” “She passe sses ‚all Lillion kentine Avenue ¡32 Xvon those quodities : ssapy to nece Wake her а 85 T , T fe 1 secretarial УУ. у fe a A С” Licbeskind ` 76 Seymour Avenue Ay YA t tar ofer ume. an everyone his friend’ м College Pregaratoyy — ک٣‎ Ç A M 一 Thirty-three Page Laura Martin Marzell Martin Street “Joll а� ) he Матвей way” l-hnvrst nurs j half hidden fron College Preparatory Ruth Marx Lydia Mazurek 77 South 20th Stree er p 877 South 20th Street 157 Fairmount Avenue “Fain would I be of serv- “Her waus are шеу ice say something that pleasantness. and all vould be comforting paths are peace” Secretarial Secretarial Ernest Manfra Beatrice Marcus 10 Hanford Street 86 Rose Street “An affable and courteous Hei witty jest, her ٢ gentleman” quent smile, Make he ) ri nd; hip Undesignated е ia À : well worthwhile Secretarial Harry Morcus , Minnie Markowitz | 200 W. Bigelow Street 180 Не Avenue “He has the mildest Man” “Loyalty mnd truth are hers with, the bravest 1007 0160 1 with-you” mind” ) UndesigfYated College Preparatory Page Thirty-four jMelrog AA‏ ېر 15 vm “Hail fa „4 — fa That ji TN 4 ur Merlino, , nue (2 Bs Ре i Street B ir � th« mahts t A: 22 WA ү, Unde A n Évelyn Metz' Emma Michalke 80! Dayfon Sineét , 578 Hunterdon Street “Бағ within those dee |) “В Merry and be wise” binek eyes Fair as sunny summe Р ы сгеїа! ial shit 8 Дв a hint of ties” ma chief Secretarial Clara: Miller = John Miller 307 Mulberry Street 122 Johnson Avenue : D� has Í т It mas her heat thu “The force of his own be at 80. warm merits make 8 is way” That. gave, Ает such a nameless char” Undesignated College Preparatory Page Thirty-five ' Christine Morrison Fannie Morse 96 Sherman Avenue 171 Spruce Street Y 4 “Born with the mit of ‘A quiet nature she af making people like her” ford Care and dilige not bring Undesignated por rewards Dorothy Mulbach 4, 135 Madison Avenue “Sitef ate and dank, the precious له‎ йа HerYspirit ghew robust” ed all g this 1 Secretarial May Miller Rebecca Miller 270 Peshine Avenuc 326 Peshine Avenue “Zeal is the foundation of “My heart leaps up when success” I behold a rainbow in the sky” ° ; ye Elizabeth Moon 4% Mere ) 185 West Kinney Street F Shen AS “Nature has a symbol for “Мо jy is achie ved her nobler joy” = but m y Seeretari; С” Secretarial UndeXghated Page Thirty-six John Owen py. irc Avenue A ge Б ,نه‎ nature, ho ku р” and а ваш” i holos Paslawsky — venue “Wor he is 7 ZA . © — righ t True Charles Parigian 153 Hillsite, A glory alwells glorios leeds are College Helen Paul ۲ 66 Kidgé wood Nature 1 1 ws hey ness display d With sun like ihlime ly fair” Undesignatéd 2 fad c [ “She speaks not, yenue where done” Preparatory Avenue loveli radiani ( JI Мезго кд, A KG — Avenue m (he Samt- Нг Cainks as а, pag‘ honk WE | Из � ws HAZ ШУ 404 б 2 Business Helen Osowitt 184 Avon Avenue and yet the re lie 5, А conversation in he r eye 8” Secretarial “But it was a “A virtuous Florrence Nichter 536 Clinton Avenue maxim she tried 1 ight was there she had often That and ) igh t, would abide Doris O’Brien 247 Hawthorne Avenue there- mind, heart, with a lofty A happy spirit in a pen- sive air” Undesignated Page T hir ty-seven Rose Radetsky Avon Plate Business Willie May Reid 234 Sherman Avenue “Neither careless nor too glad, Nor too ad” Undesig Page Thirty- David) R. Roppapert Street › 1 раз! manne) but flippant heart” Jeanne Reilly 214 West Runybn Street “Order is a lovely thing OuNdisarray 10-Лауѕ its wing, T« aching simplicity to sing” College Preparatory’ A Herman Perlmutter 283 Belmont Avenue “Men of few words are the best тет� ” Civic 28 SA Doris Pott 71 Milford Avenues How иц loved your „4 1 mo, � GF mad gace!” ж. - Undesignatöd Ruth Polakoff (3% Years) 170 Hillside Avenue “You are a sunrise, If a star should rise in- stead of the sun” College Preparatory Myrtle Prigge 102 Dayton Street “Thy beauty haunts me, heart and soul” Civic Isadore Reitman Margaret Reusing 166 Ridgewood Avenue 18 Osborne Terrace really great ‘God made a heart of gold, thought him Business “A Jules Rose Rita Rosenberg 124 West Bigelow Street 335 Belmont Avenue “Capable of imaging all, “Worth, 'courage;dnd hon- of arranging all ( f oro. these indeed your doing all” utenane and birth- ight are” College Preparatory ge Preparatory Claire Rosenfeld Dora Rosenfeld 155 Leslie Street 83 Avon Avenue “The tars, the elements, find a way and Heaven have made, With blended powers, а z Ж Undesignated wor! beyond compart Шере Preparatory muh м pr, A ! Natalie Rudensey ÛY Agno Rúsbasen 109 Hillside Avenue 19 бегкег Sheet r м “Wor ldly wisdom 18 те- S exis flected in her cool, le vel сом gaze’ Undesignated М | i‏ لک Thirty-nine Melvin Schlesinger 126 Avenue Avon are the victories “Yours of ligh p Undesignated ‘Loretta Schnorr 140 Ridgewood A veue “Quietness is combined with a sweet’ manidet” 3usiness Page Forty “She “And Catherine Ryan Mildred Santora 99 “Por .loveli 7 Ж الال‎ e 5; ) 190 Ghadwigk Avenue was a maiden, witty, bright and free” Secretarial Annette Schonthal 518 Belmont Avenue her modest answer and graceful air Show and good her wise as she is fair Undesignated Watson some we est and the Secretarial loved, Avenue best” the “A Is Frank Saboski Kathleen Sauer 176 per the on per u hile پا Sherman h on taria A venu( а sm ile worth 1 Donald Schroeder . Abe Schwartz 33 Peshine Ауе� и‹ А 17 Anna Schulman 29 College Place Gilda Schwartz 27 Johnson Avenue mile that ing , аа per y pleasing” ота� 4 ] у equal Gladys Schwartz 228 Peshine Avenue “The rose’s red, the blossom, With her not compare charm ] Secretarial Mildred Schwartz 203 Jelliff Avenue “Her mirth the world re- quire d She bathed it in smiles of gle е” Secretarial Julius Schwartz 190. Hillside Avenue “А youth to whom was given y | қ So much of earth, sa n ach о] He ave n” Business LAS Richard, Seader 25 Astor Street “There is no trier truth obtaindble baf man, - پچ‎ к Than ‚comes of Music” 1 ec College Preparatory Page Forty-one Dorothy Yaskowitz Rae Sherman з (8-7 us Victor Sherman Jack Shor E „+? АЫ те� еу, 17) Hijlside, А verfué ` د‎ “Diligenté � ef he mast i Undesignated ۱ қуу ху Rosalind Seidner Sue Shapiro 28 Watson. Avenue 682 Hunterdon Street “A leader in all she un- “Нет smile is ая radiant dertakes” as her hair” Secretarial Secretarial James Shea Helen Sheiman 113 Chadwick Avenue 170 Pennsylvania Avenue “You are like a flower “Muste isf thé logige о] M boda So sweet and pure and fair” Civie Undesignated Page Forty-two Harry Siegal Herman Silverman 193 Barclay Street 329 Belmont Avenue to the darkened world, “And I ask: For the a flame; depths, of what use is to its unconcern, a language? blou ١ Undesig Undesignated - ` Vera Ruth:Silverman с po `- _ c eee C 4 y- 435 Clinton Ayéhue 30, Mercer Street “Hexe ik a most be атам “Fi spirit born to V lady, = Light of step and heart 4 is h 7 у} ba Secretariak r Kate And ЖЭ‏ و — 29. OR d — à Jacob Singer Mildred Sire v [35° Belmont Avenue 11 Farley Avenue “Pich joy, айд. Йй} Же” “Graceful and useful all got үй Па gave; she does, heart was merry as ‚ Ble 88119 and blest ONT where’er she goes” ut olle е Uie “pe у аїогу Undesignated ( تب Theodore Skopak Ted Smialkowsky 109 Elizabeth Avenue 524 Ber дей, Street и then dod by the best of وو men ‏ General Clerical “A prompt deeisive man’ Nr little ngnsengg now Business Page Forty-three Humphrey Smith Ruth Snell 167 Sherman Avenue 137 Sherman Avenue „ 4 0 = ШИ, he exhaled rémance ‘ Greatly begin! though — PA — у қ und wore аж ouertoat oj thou have time f 27 | ur ublime” A Undesignated 4 glary But for a line, be that Eleanor Sossin William Spicer 717Bergen Street 255—Zeuff Avenue face with gladne SR “Ifnit_be a sin to covet 4 - overspre ad honor, he 14 the most of Soft smile by human fending “sdut alive” kindness CAviC Undesignated Doris Spielberg Sol Spitzer 786 Hunterdon Street 718. Bergen Street “With ge ntle ye t pre vail- “And А: he greatly thoughty he nobly dared” ing force 9 Intent wpon her destined А College Preparatory COUT SE Civic y š 2 | | ы” 4 Hilda Springer Y Willian’ Stevenson 45 Stratford. Place | 207 Деви Avenue | V y i ona M de True to ker word, hen Пи� а man be wise, work, and her friends™ үч no shame to live and ` , Төйт� ” College Preparatory Civic Page Forty-four Betty Terzis Alma Tompkins 174 Clinton Avenue 30% Monmouth Street “The ideal of courtesy, “Simplieity is charm” wit, grace, and charm General Secretarial Elsie Traub Verna: Turnage 180 Johnson: Avenue А15 Hillside’ Place f “Ата something more Uy life like thé sum than melodi mer rose Dwells ever ] her That opens Ло the morn words” ing sky Civic Civic | LC A і ? Herman Stone | | Fred Strauss à a 499 Belnjont Avenue ‚ 2128 Hedden Terrace “He knows the world 187 “One thing is good, - 52 : glorioas That one thing is And the goal, d’golden cess” thing” EFE і 7 Undesignated Business N N Bernord Swerdloff у Irene Tekel р J 4 е 504 Belmont Avenue E 166 Waverly Avenue m “Fon itr always, у fair Politeness is to do and — А w — weiter — When. goad ellos get The kindest thing in the toge the N kindest way” Business ecretarial Page Forty-five Geneva Walker Evelvn Wallack 593 Hunterdon Street “Her words are oaks in acorns And her thoughts are roots that firmly grip the granite truth” College Preparatory Thelma Warren Roberta Watson 75 Somerset Street 322 Clinton Avenue “Her thoughts are flocks, she keeps them white” “Sugar and spice And everything nice’ Civic Secretarial Page Forty-six Sara Rosenoff 206 Ridgewood Avenue “For she was jes’ the quiet kind whose na- tures never vary Like streams that keep a summer mind, snow hid in Janooary” Undesignated Olive Van Putten 69 Somerset Street “And you moved among these mysteries, Absorbed and smiling and sure” Civic Constance Tyler ә“ 3 Governor Street Her heart is the throne of good will” Undesignated George Vargo 38 Badger Avenue “The answer to a maid- ( n's praye ” Undesignated Harriet Waugh Blanche Weller 15 Emerson Place 61 Stratford Place “In perfect honour, per “Pm sure that some never fect truth, will be ind gentleness to all quiet and { ! 7 mankind, manner a You read thd golde? š 1] dap тх ay ollege Preparatory Jerr dor e id Esther Weingold = MW iss pati of youth” Colle ore Pre paratory ` v 100 Monmouth Street 138 Arint А végue “Her speech is as thous- Та e 8 tif for „all ; 7 ] ( a 01 و‎ ы Z a «A „ p 2 а� а eyes through which ings you see the earth” А General Clericál College Preparatory James Whigham Walter Wierbicki 44 Montgomery Street 132 Belmont Avenue “When Duty whispers “From compromise and low, ‘Thou must,’ things half done, The Youth replies ‘I Keep me, with stern and , وو‎ can stubborn pride ' Undesignated Undesignated Florence Wilkes 13 ‚Brenner Street A daughter о] the gods, divinely tall; ! 1 And most divinely fair Secretarial Secretarial Page Forty-seven Arthur Wilner Ethel Winarsky 100 Spruce Street 179 Belmont Avenue “Build as he nll, un “A small body har bors a spoiled bi ( great soul blame, , For aos Fall end College Preparatory alone, who have striven” Undesignated Shirley Winarsky Ruth Wolf 74 Badger Avenug—_ 7f Be gen Street - ‘ d “Her heal! and “wohl, “А raye Ahaste! of hg r - ° Є 9 ` on earth Lhe re stood پا‎ de «Тайуу L LA £ , Some тоте wf such ам = Recretapial trapie - Business Ira Woödtey | ® Helen Yascymski (20 سوب‎ pa 705. Livingston Street Жа APL 184 Belmont Avenue ughts are my “Myon tho = I Behind her quiet manner companions ALL P De li« s a char ming person Civic in disguise College Preparatory LE. Frank Yoson 18 Ea t- Alpine Street 2: i he AX@nue 4 = AME Л | i | ; “Be tbi the : faltering, an young urge; ; ( Ве “to the hopeless years, A hope!” UaylesiftRated Page Forty-eight Carl Zager Thelma Zamchick Eckert V ue 110 Hedden Charn But M vini aot Frank Boudreau Harold Halo 38 Thomas Street | Thomas Street “A metry heart maketh cheerf ul “countenance” General Clerical Edwin Luckey Elsie Schneider 311 Peshine Avenue 2 Imont Avenue “Museli not lea { “ h he dot) mile, her honour'd of them IP” 1 з blossoms Undesignated Secretarial Gloria Vasta James Vaughn “Afoot and lighthearted, 1 175 Broadway بب‎ a : take to th« open road “Light tep and heart Healthy, free, the world he” before mé Secretarial Undesignated David Zuckerman 13 Monmouth Street “с | scarce о� е more loved 00 worthier love than thou Civic Page Forty nine Bernice Jaffe (3% year student) 138 Peshine Avenue ‘Can earth boast anything more fair?” College Preparatory Herbert Le Vine 393 Belmont Avenue “I sing a song of great- ness ы Civic Page Fifty “T thank SUMMER SCHOOL Donald Fischer (3% year student) 71 Milford Avenue “The kind of boy who will always have friends” College Preparatory Walter Lemke 12 Marie Place “He labours good on good to To virtue every triumph that he knows” a nd owes Business James Newby 36 Montgomery Street whatever gods may be For my unconquerabl, soul Undesignated Sidney Elman year student) Hillside Avenue 1 speak, whe n sil e nce much more ( lo- Preparatory Marvin Gershenfeld 20 Hillside Avenue letters by which we spe ll char- “Actions are the acter” College Preparatory Edward О'Со� � ог Charles Schwartz 598 Belmont Avenue 1 West Alpine Street МІ “Private sincerity 1 pub above J وو‎ lic welfare Undesignated Ruth Schwartz Joseph Smith 94 Spruce Street ; Bergen Street “Yours are the victories “A light heart maketh a of light cheerful countenance” Secretarial 6 Undesignated Page Fifty-one SENIOR ACTIVITIES MIRIAM ABRAMOWITZ LEE BITTERMAN- DOLORES BLACK BARBARA BLOCK MARY ACKERMAN ELINOR BLACKWELL MORRIS BLUM— THELMA ANDERSON ! KATHERINE ANDREWS PAUL BLUM— JOEL BOHRER — ESTELLE ARONSON- M GERALDINE ARONSON— BERNARD ARATOWSKY ALLEN BROWN IRVING BRICHKE— CLAIRE BARBAN—K ROY CAMPBELL— SAUL BECKERMAN—Jr. D TINA CHAIMOVCIH- ADELINE BELL— HELEN CHAPMAN — ктт BERGER IELEN CHAPMAN AGNES CHERNOW — BERNARD CHINOY — EVELYN BESSMAN— { 1 ( ) ) ABE COHEN— ARTHUR COHEN— ROSE BERSHONSKY — teri ۳ ! ١ DAVID COHEN— EVELYN BINDER—B J ТАСОВ СОНЕМ— MURIEL BITMAN—I € MORRIS COHEN— NEIL FOLEY NATHAN FRIEDMAN IEDMAN DORIS CONNOI JACK COWGILI FRANCES DAITCHMAN )OROTHY SHIRLEY BERNADETTE DORRIT ROCHELLE DWORKIN - SELMA GALLOF BURNET GARFINKLI GARFUNKEI RUTH DWYER— JENNIE GAVRON PEARL EGLOWSTEIN MAY GERBER DAVID EPSTEIN- ; WERNER ESCHLE BERNARD GERSTEIN ELEANOR FAUST- SEYMOUR GOLDBERG — IDA FELDMAN— LILLIAN GOLDSTEIN — ROSLYN GOLDSTEIN MARIETTA FELDMAN MIRIAM FISHER JACQUELINE GOROWITZ — ALICE FLORCZAK — | BEVERLY GREEN— MORRIS GREENWALD JOHN KAUFFMAN LEO KELIN- MONICA HANLON OLGA HARMATIUK Қа� ын AAA А жа LAURA HARONSKY— МАЕ KORETZKY— DOROTHY HASTINGS MORTON KREITCHMAN— SYLVIA HATKIN — eee ee e qr qg EDWIN HATOFF— RUTH KRICHMAN — MURIEL HEARN — | ALVIN HELLMAN— ( 5, 4 SYLVIA KRIEGSFIELD — DOROTHEA HERMAN — | | Scribbler ADELE KUBICK I: Opt : S t 5 1 ( ; BERTHA KULL— PEARL HIGH—D t Gub. 5, r JACK KUSSMAUL — SOPHIE HRYCYSHYN — + BERNICE LANSING—M LILLIAN LENTINE — EMILY IRVINE— ; ғ : SELMA LEVY— JUANITA JOHNSON — JACK JUNGERMAN-—- TOBY KALB— D Ge ( 1. Das GERALD LIEBESKIND -一 + 3 t ( I S Clul IRENE LIPSKI — EDITH KARLIN—' eR ABBY LOWY— +; Ога� CHARLOTTE KASPAR-—Finaı � 4; Music Club 5; О CHARLES KAUFFMAN—Pat FLORENCE NICHTER HELEN OSOWITT - BEATRICE MARCUS CHARLES PARIGIAN HARRY MARCUS— NICK PASLAWSKY— MINNIE MARKOWITZ - | ROSE RADETSKY— LAURA MARTIN— | WILLIE MAY REI MARZELL MARTIN- | JEANNE REILLY LYDIA MAZUREK ` MARGARET REUSING ESTHER MEINHOLZ — NANCY MERLINO— TONY MERLINO— ` + © RITA ROSENBERG— EDITH MELROD — EMMA MICHALKE— CLARA MILLER— CLAIRE ROSENF ELD- JOHN MILLER— MAY MILLER— D 4 NATALIE RUDENSEY— ANNE RUSBASEN— REBECCA MILLER — ' CATHERINE RYAN FRANK SABOSKI—! CHRISTINE MORRISON— | DOROTHY MULBACH — В ( - MILDRED ЅАМТОРА — В JOHN NEGRA — Scie ( ` KATHLEEN SAUER— MELVIN SCHLESINGER— | FRED SIMOONS— LORETTA SCHNORR— SMIALKOWSKI, TED— HUMPHREY SMITH — M DONALD SCHROEDER — А ty ( :1) ANNA SCHULMAN — ABE 5СНУУАКТ2--5 WILLIAM SPICER—]J GILDA SCHWARTZ— Р | ( | DORIS SPIELBERG— ) ( 1 y 1 А ( )ebatit ( ) | Рг‹ GLADYS SCHWARTZ — SOL SPITZER HILDA SPRINGER— JULIUS SCHWARTZ — : ' WILLIAM STEVENSON— MILDRED SCHWARTZ Club 4 Girls | EE Suns d. D | ә FRED STRAUSS — RUTH SCHWARTZ—Dramatic Club 7, 8 BERNARD SWERDLOFF — RICHARD SEADER — G міс ( | | wae mah غه‎ x IRENE TEKEL—! ROSALIND SEIDNER—) е! Club BETTY TERZIS—Da: | 1 5 ELSIE TRAUB—G ra it ( = | SUE SHAPIRO—Jr. Debati lub I Debating ( | hespiat ] | Draniati ub 1 ebatir G ip 4 ( ; $: Sports СІ + VERNA TURNAGE — 5 ( CONSTANCE TYLER-—Daı RAE SHERMAN — 4; Scribblers ( Business Girls’ ( ptimist 7; GENEVA WALKER—G EVELYN WALLACK—Mix VERA SILVERMAN—Pat І, 3; В Music Club 8: Dramatic Clul ne Girls’ Clu 55 nes b 5 THELMA WARREN—Natt MILDRED SIRE—S Patrol Inspector 7 ROBERTA WATSON—Das 6, 7; Hockey 5, 7 HARRIET WAUGH— | ETHEL WINARSKY— ESTHER WEINGOLD SHIRLEY WINARSKY- HERBERT WEISS IRA WOODLEY BLANCHE WELLER— t HELEN YASCYMSKY MILDRED WIESEN ( THELMA ZAMCHICK FLORENCE WILKES — EVELYN ZUCKER- ARTHUR WILNER— N DAG ІНІ � the sut drenched the arid de Serts Wasting, | | fl wel ees а� . mountain, the rain ل0‎ uds, father, its smoking Miriam Fisher SAM ARONS 1 GERALD LIEBESKIND CLAIRE BARBAN ADELE LUBIN MURIEL BITMAN BEATRICE MARCUS JOEL BOHRER TONY MERLINO MORRIS COHEN | CLARA MILLER RACHEL COHE 0 JULES ROSE IDA FELDMAN RITA ROSENBERG MIRIAM FISHER CLAIRE ROSENFELD SHIRLEY FRUCHTER Trum; CHARLES SCHWARTZ Painter’s Palette MARVIN GERSHENFELD Ice ' ANNA SCHULMAN Encyclopedia SEYMOUR GOLDBERG BETTY TERZIS Fashion Book MORRIS GREENWALD Jokebook HARRIET WAUGH . Dimple Drill EDWIN HATOFF The Open Road А FRITZ YUKNUS Baseball W JACK KUSSMAUL t Р R E 5 Е М Т А Т І О М S THELMA ZAMCHICK Ladder H А i .. i With tl id Ра g e 5 1 rt y-t u 0 Despair of Faculty—Kay Andrews, Morris Greenwald Most Popular—Jules Rose, Jennie Gavron Class Flirts—Morris Blum, Evelyn Bessman Best Dancers—Mary McCauley, Sam Fox Most Studious—Bernard Aratowsky, Rochelle Dworkin Cutest—Fritz Yuknus, Pearl Eglowstein Best Dressed—Audrey Garfunkle, Walter Lemke Best Athlete—Charlie Parigian, Kay Andrews Did Most for 5. S—Humphrey Smith, Gladys Schwartz Class Baby—Roslyn Goldstein, Jacob Singler Best Looking—Florence Wilkes, Walter Lemke Most Ambitious—Esther Weingold, Morton Kreitchman W ittiest—Lillian Lentine, Eddie O'Connor Page Sixty-three = © — = ң Y © © S a WHO'S WHO? Sc hool Ош BOYS’ SPORTS � John made the end. Quite a record! In x Had he played through City recognition Sabı ski [ ol OVEI son. He plays right SPORTS ж a � m -: ж وم‎ Ж u . j F Ju HHHH) d «T HONOR SOCIETY The purposes of the Honor Society are to encourage scholarship, to stim- ulate a desire to render service, to promote leadership, and to develop character in the students of South Side. Mrs. Batt is the faculty adviser. The president of the Honor Society is Bernard Aratowsky; the secretary is Rochelle Dworkin. The Service Club consists of those students who volunteer their services to help the office staff, and members of the faculty. The chief requirements are dependability and trustworthiness. The club is under the supervision of Miss Tyson. Page Seventy-one SENIOR CLASS COMMITTEES DAVID EPSTEIN ABBY LOWY SUE SHAPIRO ROGER KIND SENATORS FOR PHOTOGRAPHY COMMITTEE 1 ty A by 1 SCHOLARSHIP COMMITTEI 1 Beri d Arat FINANCE COMMITTEE Lt ldvise Rog ea Негтат SOCIAL COMMITTEE Sue Si CAPAND GOWN COMMITTEE 1 dà ) Frank Sabos — i = ړم‎ Page SPEED CLUB ccurate and faster on these machines Only seniors may belong to this club. Muriel Hearn is President; Shirley ruchter is Vice-President; and Dolores Black is Secretary ACCOUNTING CLUB The Accounting Club is under the guidance of Mr. Hecht. This term the officers elected are: Agnes Smith, president; Werner Eschle, vice-president Sarah Ladne, secretary. The purpose of this club is to discuss bookkeeping | | and accounting problems THE DANCE GROUP The Dance Group consists of girls who are interested in the modern inter- pretive dance. The members themselves originate many of the movements of the dances, expressing the mood of the times. The dances are presented in Assembly as well as at other school functions. The president of this group is Rita Rosenberg; the vice-president is Anita Shapiro; the secretary is Lillian Schulsinger, and the treasurer is Harriet Waugh. Miss Popkin is the faculty adviser. Page Seventy-six BUSINESS GIRLS’ CLUB The Business Girls’ Club is under the guidance of Mrs. L. Kappstatter The officers of the club are: President, Frieda Wiener; Vice-President, Evelyn Zucker; Secretary, Grace Strehle. The aim of the club is to dev elop business and social personality, and to promote general cultural and civic improvement. Page Seventy-seven ORCHESTRA lany fine strument, and who like symphoni« | MIXED CHORUS The members of the Mixed Chorus are selected boys and girls who have had instruction in either one of the Glee Clubs. They meet twice a week, и� 4е! the direction of Miss Dorothy Schneider. The mixed chorus performs in the graduation exercises and also in assembly programs. Page Seventy eig} { nty-nine vi — DEBATING CLUB The primary purposes of the Debating Club, advised by Mr. Kirk, are to stimulate interest and to crystallize opinion on present-day economic, social, and political problems. Extemporaneous speech, poise, quick thinking, logical argument,—all are developed in debating club members. Current topics form the subjects for club debates. A debating team, which represents South Side in interscholastic debates, is made up of the most promising members of the club. The president of the Debating Club is Joel Bohrer; the vice-president is Morton Kreitchman, and the secretary is Rhoda Krueger. Eighty LIBRARY CLUB The Library Staff is under the guidance of Miss Wolfs The duties of the staff are to check Library books, keep them in order, and to do whatever other work that is necessary and pertaining to the library. The staff maintains order in the library, and assists the student body in procuring books. Ў 3 ا A ‏ . | 7 72 | “- d Page Eighty-one CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB guidance of Mr. Finkel. The npetitive games whenever engage president, Bernard Chinoy; ART CLUB The Art Club is composed of those students who enjoy creative art. The club is open to anyone who has an interest in art and two free periods each week. The club is under the guidance of Miss Whipple. It is certainly a great asset to those who have hopes of doing artistic work in the future. Page Eiahty-two Page Eighty-three SENIOR GIRLS’ GLEE CLUB SENIOR BOYS’ GLEE CLUB Side 11 rmances а� а has atti = — — = — — — Page Eighty-five N 1 = = = М = = = А LAW CLUB Í [he requirements го! idenit is Ма Mille: G. O. PATROL [he main the halls ї� the halls dut Onh those whi have joined the G. O uty Chief, Annette S hlesinge: Ра ES š E € VET eign g 7 uty ٤ { Page Eighty-nine 4А Page Ninety SENATE GENERAL ORGANIZATION OFFICERS Jules Rose, President Gladys Schwartz, Sec retary Donald Seymour 7 Charlotte Kasper Jack Kussmaul Emma Michalke Clara Miller John Negra Fisher Ruth Steffie Rupa Sam Cohen Clifford Siegal Henry Maranz Margaret McClymon Harry Nowich Eva Puschak Jenni Gilbert sky : Bernash Signorelli Пімт Campbell Wolfe Joh mn Rae Auerbacl Joan Groener Edith Hahn ) Mary Hickes illian Dorothy Malamis S] wy Mary McCarthy Norma Orda Hymen Кетет 2B Eloise Smith Helen Stecher Margaret Zulla 248% 1 Williams Gertrude Bond Judith Brushkin Esther Cohen Zhonta Stapleton, Vice-President Newberry esa Pruneau Seidl 1 ca Маш Weber Conneel] Foster Clarence Griffins Ralph Shirley Jones Kobrin Wilbur Karkes Aaron Pitchman Katherine Shuhalo Jerome Soloman SAFETY SQUAD The duties of the Safety Squad are many. The members are responsible for order in the halls and assemblies, efficient fire drills, and first-aid mea sures when necessary. Members of the squad must pass rigid entrance exam inations. The Chief is Michael Sant' Angelo; First Deputy, Michael Prudenti; Second Deputy, Zhonta Stapleton; Secretary, Philip Apter. Mr. Owen is fac ulty adviser of the squad. Page Ninety-one SENIOR OPTIMIST STAFF Editor Associate Editor Business Manager -- Chairman of Literature Chairman of Humor Chairman of Directory Chairman of Activities Chairman of Typists --- Photographer LITERATURE Elizabeth Moor Tina Chaimovicl Jerome Natalie Dorotl Evelyn HUMOR Miriam Fis Phyllis F Ida Feldman ACTIVITIES Doris Bernice Jaiie Anna Schulmaı Eileen Kennedy Morris Cohen Wils Rudensey ea Herman Wallach Marietta Audrey John Owen DIRECTORY Thelma Anders Richard Seader Shirley Werner Spielberg Toby Florence Claire Barban Gerald Liebe Gilda Scl cr riedmat Fruchter Eschle Kalb wartz Page Ninety-two Bernard Gerstein Feldman Nichte: skind Esther Weingold Roslyn Goldstein - Joel Bohrer Harriet Waugh Muriel Bitman Emily Irvine Juanita Johnson Miriam Abramowitz Marvin Gershenfeld Beatrice Marcus Muriel Hearn Pearl Eglowstein Claire Rosenfeld Donald Schroeder LYPISTS Jacqueline Sylvia Hatkin n Charlotte Kasper Shirley Fruchter Zamchick Michalke Hr ATHLETICS Jennie Gavron Charles Parigian Garfunkl«c Thelma Emma Sophie ycvshyn OPTIMIST STAFF e Dworkin Business Manager—Janice Okner Marcia Wasserman Publicity Agent artin Felder 11 LITERATURE Lillian Schulsinger Abe Prisbell Grace Tuck Dorothy Malamis, Laurie Weinberg Sol Spiegal Ethel Winarsky ( hairman EXCHANGES Jessi Zuckerberg ТҮРІ ІСІТҮ oris Epstein ie = Melvyn Zweigbaum PUBLICITY ` hoda Krueger Janis Niemar : š COMMITTEE da INQUIRING Martin Felder LIBRARIAN REPORTER Miriam Katz А Morty Mantell Naomi Levy Mildred Mayer Shirley Luber Dolly Schreck Marvin Rosenbluth Florence Gottfried Natali Rudensey 1 ADVERTISING ГҮРІЗІЗ HU MOR STAFF Helen Osowitt, CIRCULATION Frances Ganek, Frieda Bernstein Chairman Shirley Wernekoff, Chairman Rhoda Brand Sarah Ladne Chairman Maxine Garfinkle Dorothy Lerner Mildred Baer Irving Kopp POTPOURRI Irene Retsky Esther Bernash Zhonta S tapleton Eleanor Dresiin Mildred Santora Robert Elkes Irving Warhaftig ah s 4 Rae Sherman Helen Emerson BOOK-ENDS Hope Berkelhammeı Jean spear Burt Fisher Wilbur Campbell Ruth Wolfe Evelyn George 1 ric ott - u EST Doris Potter, Arthur Jaffe Chairman aoe | мез PHOTOCRAPHY Jerome Jefferbaum DORSEY, ri мча LAT Martin Shames Muriel Lurie rows. WES Franklin Reicher WRITE OFF THE Barbara Padwe COPY READERS Rita Rosenberg GRIDDLE John Rames 4 ; Fred Schenk Frances Ganek, Р : p Zelda Goldstein, [Irwin Siiverlicht Chairman ATHLETICS Chairman ў ж Leona Abramowitz David Zuckerman, Anne Denenberg ART STAFF Phil Lehner Chairman Helen Frank Elizab eth Strus Ethel Lipowitz Seymour Goldberg Arthur Haskell Charles Schwartz Eleanor Olshun Sol Mantell Evelyn Kogan Irving Warhaftig FACULTY ADVISERS Miss Elizabeth L. Neal, Supervisor Miss Beatrice Whipple, Art Mis Martha Barrow, Book-Ends Miss Sylvia Yavitz, Humor Mr. Philip Braunstein, Business Mr. Louis Stamelman, Sports Mr. Edward D. 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Our Free PLACEMENT SERVICE will ossist you! Te D EL EH ANT Y ie oe йды, SECRETARIAL SCHOOLS 24 BRANFORD PLACE, NEWARK—MI. 2-8238 also New York and Long Island Page Ninety-six ALL PHOTOGRAPHIC WORK IN THIS YEARBOOK made by Nu-Camera Studio of KRESGE DEPARTMENT STORE Newark, New Jersey Y SECRETARIAL SCHOOL OFFERS: Fischer Bread Washington School For Secretaries WASHINGTON, NEWARK NEW YORK Y.M. Y.W.H.A.—652 HIGH STREET BERKELEY- LLEWELLYN Affiliate: BERKELEY SCHOOL EAST ORANGE, NEW JERSEY Two-year comprehensive and one- Harry Denstman year intensive secretarial courses for high-school graduates and college OUALITY PRODUCI women exclusively. Distinguished Ñ Send | faculty. Attractive terrace- е for garden studios. Effective 525 Clinton Avenue Bulletin | placement service. қ GRAYBAR BLDG., 420 LEXINGTON AVE. Newark, N. J. 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