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

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FRED PLAKCY Ho feoleth for our sorrows, And shareth in our delight. ARTHUR PROSS He goes and comes, Leaving a friendly word. WINIFRED REILLY 'No gems she needs to wear; She shines intrinsically fair. , A 'jVj U mHM □ DL£c -Vj,'.1 ' m S »r g i in 711 im H BE H EpfEZi BARBARA RICH Of sweet discourse, whose powers Can crown with flowers. LILLIAN RILEY Gentle in manner, Firm in reality. EDWARD RUJA Not given to vain suspicion, To trust a friend without condition. 23

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JOAN NUZZO Wc have been friends together. In sunshine and in shade. PETER PEPPE His hoart most enamoured us. Quick to receive, to retain. BLANCHE PIGFORD The light of love, The mind, the music. BARBARA PINCKNEY 'Tis not a lip or eye. But tho full result of all. THEODORE PINCKNEY Success begins with a fellow's will; It's all in the state of mind. ALICE PIRES But the angels laugh, too. At the good she has done. 22

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JOAN RUSSELL She docth little kindnesses Which most leave undone. HOWARD SALTZMAN He did his very best To make the place smooth and bright.' MARYANN SCHEPIGE The least wearied spirit. In doing courtesies. ALFRED SCHLOSSER ‘Willing and able. With a song or table. ALBERT SCHROB Never a dull day When this fellow came to stay. SHELDON SCHWARTZ 'And see that brave vibration, Each way free!