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

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Good Vintage

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DOLORES WISI 7 in ] ¢ 15‹ иге that Do- will be a , for quietness no hin- MORRIS ZIMMERMAN MUSIC т my Рег n more His ‘likable personality combined with a sense of humor and his dis- tinctive usical talent on the drums have given Morris a place among the well known of our class. His contributions to our ‘newly organized dance band are greatly appreciated by us all. amera TACK THOMAS HARRY ALFRED SCHRAMA DAMBROSKI DONNELLY McLAUGHLIN He is the best of “For the love of laugh- A man of mark. He is a good fellow, musicians.” ter, binder not tbe bu- Shy, yet full of the joy Free - mouthed, quick- Al came back to South mor ol bis design 9 A quick-witted humor- ous fellow is Jack. Sports are numbered among his chief inter- ests. He has been a val- uable player on our baseball and basketball teams. We shall long remember Jack for his mirthful disposition. of living, Thomas has become a vital part of our class, although he is a latecomer. We regret that more of us have not had the opportunity to enjoy his lively sense of fun. tempered, not bad Side after serving a looking And be wears ck thes that distinguish him Loud-colored shirts, and jokes, sports—these are a few of Harry's likes He delights in debating with a friend about who won what game and when. The sprightly Harry, who is on our Cross-Country Team, is a joy to know. hitch in the Merchant Marines. An excellent musician, he became the leader of our swing band. Al is also a fine athlete; his skill in base- ball and football is something we shall long remember.

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Tomorrou and Tomorrow Sb Mi LA The world needs you. It awaits your laughing eyes, Your youth, your vital vibrant spirit. Go! Face its need! Throw yourself at its feet. The world needs you. Heed its call. Create and Conquer! Phyllis Smith