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

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DELORES WILLIAMS “Not obicurely bright, But one living light. GLADYS WILLIAMS Humor has justly been regarded As the finest perfection. JAMES WILLIAMS A few short years will shower. Riches and the pride of power. A 'jvJ w--- L' JO L, a ae a B HE J3 f lppvl MARGARET WILLIAMS 'So absolute she, So well to know her own, CARL WILSON When duty whispers low, ‘Thou must'. The youth replies, 'I can'. ’ CARROLL WILSON A friend to all, a foe to none. Treats all the same, slights not one.' 27

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HELEN TYNES With smiling gladness Sore, And crowns the youthful year.' VIRGINIA VAN NEST Beautiful faces wear Honesty printed there.” ELSA WASSERMAN Softly lightens o'er her face. Wore thoughts serenely sweot. RICHARD WEBSTER 'My conscience is my crown, Contented thoughts my rest.' „ FRED WEIGAND 'That boy with the grave look. Had written a wonderful book. JOSEPH WHITE 'Something tried, something done, Has earned a night' repose.

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BETTY WRIGHT Gay little heart. Like morning glory. JUANITA WRIGHT All greatness is unconscious. Or it is little and naught. TRUDINA WRIGHT Fair and fair. As fair as any may be. JACQUELINE YANCEY A kind gentle heart she had, To comfort friend and foe. 28