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

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LS - e. e. E 1 VIVIAN BROMAN 591 Bergen Street ‘Fortified, tho’ woes and death await, Still views bright skies and leaves the dark to fate. Secretarial PAUL $. BROOKE 50 Thomas Street A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men. Civic DAVID H. BROWN 534 Clinton Avenue “Cheerfulness wins friends wherever it goes. College Preparatory WILLIAM BRYANT 123 Brunswick Avenue His quiet reserve and nimble feet have en- graved him in our minds me TÊ College eparatory » iN DOROTHY CAMPBELL 683 Hunterdon Street Her dancing is never done. Civic SALLY CARROLL 136 Monmouth Street “True merit № like a river; the deeper it is, the less noise it makes. Civic OLIVIA COBB 228 Charlton Street “The tree of knowledge in your garden grows.” Secretarial xf HARRY COHEN. 196 Prince Street “Good health and good sense are two of life's greatest blessings.” Clerical

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CEORCE BLACK 47 Fairview Avenue My heart is warm with the friends | make.” Civic for [QA ROBERT BLACK 215 Seymour Avenue His virtues are many, his faults are few, He always does well what he starts to do. Business GERALD BLAND 325 Ridgewood Avenue “That which befits us is cheerfulness and cour- age. Civic ELIZABETH BORDELEAU 12 Treacy Avenue Betty is capable, clever, and gay; She smiles with her dimples the nicest way. College Preparatory 12 e LORRAINE BRANDT 450 Belmont Avenue Unsophisticated and sweet; A combination hard to beat. College Preparatory JULIUS BRAVERMAN 175 Ridgewood Avenue Everybody's friend and nobody's enemy. General Clerical WILLIAM BRINKMAN 184 W. Bigelow Street “Erect, with his alert repose About him and his clothes.” College Preparatory par © p BERT BRODSKY 196 Johnson Avenue has 'if'—if it isn't one thing it's another. General Clerical

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HERMAN COHEN 183 jeliff Avenue There's honesty, man- hood, and good fellow- ship in him. Business NICK COLANINO 18 Foster Street Tis not stature makes the man. Civic ROBERT COOK 114 Ridgewood Avenue “Не started to sing as he tackled the thing thaf couldn't be done, and h Genefal Clerical | ELEEN CooMBES 604 Berger) её M e'er she khows an evil thought, She;spéaks no evil word.” Clerical SPENCER CORNELL 69 Avon Place Some think the world was made for fun and frolic, and so do |.” Clerical THE OPTIMIST DOROTHY CROWDER 44 Ridgewood “Avenue “Her pleasant mannér has kept her many friends.” Civic (shed ELIZABETH CUMMINGS 51 Murray Street “A quiet girl of sterling worth, Is more than all the gold on earth.” Clerical