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

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JOSEPH CUTTITTA Though ha promise to hit loss, He makes hit promite good. JEAN DAVENPORT Quiet, sweet end debonair, She doesn't seem to have a care.' GERALD DAVIS ’Gaily bedight, A gallant knight. HARRIETT DAWSON 'The reason firm, the temperate will, Endurance, foresight, and tk'JI. STANLEY DIAMOND Silent and sensible, Fine and friendly. 14 ALVIN EGLOW There’s nothing so becomet a man, At stillness and humility.

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JOAN COLMERAUER She was good. she wa» fair. None on earth above her. EDWARD COOK There's a brave fellow! There' a man of pluckl BARBARA CORBITT A sparkling eye, a light step; Here' a gal with lot of pep. fc IB A 'S' 1 v| y yyy 3 Hi 111 H wB B □ V □ «A r | q H He .H Ip l jI FRANCES COX 'Music i the Prophet's art. Among the gifts God hath sent. MARTIN CULLEN Life it short, care will come, So have a time, while you're young. JOHN CUTTITTA 'See the conquering hero come! Sound, beat the drum. 13

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DORIS FLANAGAN The smile that win , But tell of day in goodnet spent. HENRIETTA FORD “Independent at the tun. Associate or glows alone. PEARL GALEX 'Deop haarted, pure. One perfect rose. u -i nr A — — — -■ (k 'jVj yyHM A 3 S ili tv. H 15 0 n L m . ■ f » (V A rV '3 h m a. m U Bppvi JANET GIL There’s much that's fine. To see and hear. BEVERLY GLICKSMAN “But they shall know pleasure. When she comes there. PATRICIA GOBEY Here is a Lady. Light of step is she. 15