West Side High School - Lamp Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 60 of the 1937 volume:

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' +aef1H:s4 -4 - f ,r , :-LX ., -L+ --- ,- ' 'A' 5...-,,. - 7. . f D 5 Q W -, xxx qm l --:. - 1 5 xf',.g1'..p:f ' ' wr ' ...., Nc: fn, 1 i A:-: . , - .IX - - - ' ,fl-' - Q T QL..-ii A- ,Fil . -. - - P'-.M 1-...N 1' - - .4 - C 1 i Q . JYDSC Qlffzmzzm We, the class of june 1937, dedi- cate The Lampn to our principal, Mr. Johnson. His xpirilg his kirzalzzrss-lrix friz'mflim'ss, Ilaring guiflfwl ns fflfflllgll our four bycars, Will always br part of our ways of lifcg W1-'11 Y!'tlIiZf' hopes and noi fmzrx. Hfxlllbffilill and Dope lu' illsfillvd in our souls Lflllljllg ns up in ffm foray Hr' fanglrf IIS io fakv llflf nm' lIdL'klL'!lF'tI sfffl, Bn! fo kvvjz l!Itll't'l7fIlg 0Il.'-fl'l'fl7l0Yf'. MR. ALAN JGHNSON ,a CfLz,u .f6!l!vl4ew MISS CONSTANCE HEDDEN MR. MICHAEL MCGREAL ' 4 XXI g AMW? WW I ,Q Q0 Me Cffaaa of gnne IQ37 I thank you for asking me to write just a few words for your Year Book. It seems fitting that yours should be the first-as well as the last-class, in whose Year Book I should have a part, for we leave West Side together. Your commencement is also mine. The years that I have spent here at the school have all been happy ones. You too, I hope, have found pleasure in your stay. I know that we leave with regret. I trust that in the days to come we shall find a like enjoyment in our work whatever it may be, that we shall have the courage to carry on against all obstacles that we may meet, and that at last we may find that some of our hopes and dreams have become realities. And so-good-bye and good luck. alfan y0Al'l'.40l4 ,I-1lZ4Ifo'c7 of Cmaf cgivfe At the end of this term Mr. Johnson, West Side's first principal, will accept the position as assistant superintendent, so at this time we should like to trace the growth of our school under his guidance. The cornerstone of West Side was laid in 1925. In the original plans the building was to accommodate 1500 students, there were to be class rooms, auditorium, three gyms, laboratories, art rooms, music room, shop, lecture rooms, library, kitchen, serving room, cafeteria, medical room and administration ofhces. The opening date was Septem- ber 14th. At that time Mr. Alan Johnson explained to the students what he expected from each pupil. There were S20 boys enrolled and 273 girls. Now there are 1,263 boys and 807 girls. In 1929 it was necessary to add new wings to the building. In these are 15 class rooms, a book storage room, and physical training rooms. In 1931 a double session was inaugurated, and is still in operation. Although the school was originally to be a Senior High School, accommodating only 2nd, 3rd and 4th year students, it has since become open to freshmen, who attend the afternoon session, together with some of the sopho- mores. One of the first clubs to organize was the German Club. Following in rapid succession came the Glee Club, Boys' and Girls' Service Club, a Dramatic Club, a Hi-Y Club and French, Italian, Spanish and Latin Clubs. In the first orchestra there were 29 musicians, while the band had only 22. The membership of both these organizations has nearly doubled. At that time there was no need for a Library Club because the walls of the library were lined with empty shelves. Now, however, 5,000 books fill these spaces. In 1932 the east mud-hole became a fine play Held. The front campus was once covered with much debris and at one time there was hay so high that the building couldn't be seen. Elm trees once decorated the lawn. The original faculty included the following forty-three teachers: Alanson Alden, Bertha Aldous, Alexander Amant, David Amidon, Charles Austin fdeceasedj, Carl Baumann, Helen Bodwell, Edith Brander, Louise Brayton, Viola Breunig, John Burley, Florence Carrick fdeceasedj , Ruby Carlton, Helen Clarke, Charles Dull, Helen Duncan, Isaac Ellis fweequahicj, Emma Frost, Mildred Galluba fdeceasedj, Janice Gibson Qleftj, Benjamin Haggett, Bernice Hamilton, Ray Hart Qdeceasedj, Emma Herron QEast Side Highj, Reyburn Higgins Qweequahicj, Gertrude Hook fleftj, Charles Horr Qleftj, Ethel Jacobs, Max Katzin, Hazel Lantz, Joseph Liddy, Florence Merville, William Milwitzky, Mary Motzenbecker, Paul Oliver Chead of music in cityj, George Orner, Blanche Pridham, Katherine Quinn, John Reed, Armand Rehrn fCentral Highj, Ruth Safford Qleftj, Elmer Strouse, Adele Wilson CMrs. Levinej. Since 1926, the faculty has increased to 92. Clfaff Alan Johnson - Principal Q ' ' n ' I 'L v 650 'Zeb 3- lf M. Bernice Hamilton - Assistant to Principal. ENGLISH John S. Burley-Chairman Edith Brander Nellylou Brinkman Catherine Cullimore Mary C. Fisher Constance Hedden Evangeline M. Keefe Josephine Leeds Virginia Milling Helena M. Patterson Evalyn C. Peterson Hazel B. Poole Rufus Rickenbacker Edith W. Scott Helen E. Vitello Ruth Whetham MATHEMATICS ' David E. Amidon-Ch airman Edgar K. Dawson Rena M. Jenne Herman Kapner Emily Keller Hazel M. Lantz George D. Long Michael McGreal George D. Orner Genevieve Quinn Morris Taplitz sl-lor Elmer E. Strouse MECHANICAL DRAWING Francis Korfman SCHOOL COUNSELOR Ruby B. Carlton PIANIST Blanche Pridham PLAYGROUND Vincent Farrell SCIENCE Charles Dull-Chairman Mary L. Beal Helen E. Bodwell Helen A. Clarke Benjamen DeLeon Jean S. Eielson Gilda R. Errico Frances Fitzsimmons Edith M. Graham Clarence E. Hoke Walter L. Noll Clarence Seltzer- Walclo W. Spear Edith L. Spencer Ruth I. Thorp Helen E. Walton MODERN LANGUAGE William Milwirsky-Chairman Alanson G. 4Alden Alex Amant Morris Brenman I Helen Dacier - Henry DeCristoforo Mary L. Hasbrouck Louis Kreigsfeld Oliver H. Sabold Mercedes F. Smith MUSIC Jesse Hagar Margaret Hoyt Ben Rabinowitz LIBRARY Florence Merville Anna T. Lehlbach ' ADMINISTRATION Viola Breunig Adele W. Levine Helen Reich Alice M. Stager SOCIAL SCIENCES Benjamin S. Haggett-Chairm an Doris Adams Ruth F. Farrow Cora E. Hill Ethel A. Jacobs Max Katzin Stanley A. Martland Mae A. McCarthy Rachel Reed William Reines Ira A. Shampansky Anna Wolf LATIN Louise Brayton Emma R. Frost Alta Tozer PHYSICAL TRAINING Carl M. Bauman-Chairman Helen N. Duncan Joseph A. Liddy Katherine Quinn John A. Reed Robert R. Reilly ART . Janet Domino Ruth O'Sullivan DOMESTIC ART AND SCIENCE Bertha L. Aldous SPEECH Sara Temple MEDICAL STAFF Mary Motzenbecker Dr. Harry Silver Dr. Selma Weiss THE LAMP BOARD Front Row, le-l't io right: Rita Gould, H1-rlu-rt Ge-mlm-11, Ruth Anzis. M:n'5:zx1'ct BL-nwlic-l, Joan Carle-y G4-i'll'1nlv NlOl'1JfHIll'Oi.h, Alan Johnson, llc-ui'm'e Gilbert, Evelyn He-rmzvn. Ellith 'Fe-itvllmnm, Ju:-k Kuhn Imllrzi Kzllzvm-I, Cmiier row, l4-H lu right: Gnvlzinzi Maxim-, Evvlyn I.z1c'limnii, Ruth Km'nl'0lfl. Curlnv-I Vvlmil, Emilir- Hvvk, Agnes Whiiv, Grace Riolly. Anna' Zmurkicwiiz, Lillian lizilkmun. lcln Sivvl-ns l l':inuvs Gordon, M:i1'p:ul'c1. Czlufiolll, l loi'c-lim' Elle-i'brm'k. Back ruw, le-ft tn righl: Iimwn Rim'inl'rli linlwrl, Dickinson, Pusmlllnlu C'ol1fol'Li, .Im-k Young. Ruin-rt Bufh. Hownrrl Szllxlv, Ruin-rt liunnvlly Ss-ymuur Same-1, Sidney Sklar, Hairolll Ruvkin. Hnw:v1'4l Vifvbh. THE 4A SENATE Svzltcml, left lo right: Ilurolliy VVL-iss, LZllll'2l Kumi-In-l, Agnus Wliits-, I'2lS1lllHi1' l'unl'rn'li, Jnzin Casey, Roberl Bush, Virprinizi i'1'icv, Kathryn li111'y,1v1'. Slillldillg. ls-fi tn right: Edith Tvitvllmuni. Ifrf-ml Knstnor, Jack Kohn. Jack Young, Joseph Srliimpf. Peter' llzilwismi, Kolvq-rt Ilonnvlly. lim-if I-Ivkw-l Emily Bvcli. fVil'iOl' Palchovski Zlbqillif. i Q THELAMP JUNE- 1957 Pasquale Conforti PRESIDENT 194 Thirteenth Avenue North Carolina State Ser fbi' rofzqzwring hero comes. Sound fbe frmnjwl, bra! the dr1nnx! 4A Senator, Photo Club, Science Club, Ass't. Manager of Foot- ball Team, Track, Youth Week Representative. Joan Catherine Casey VICE-PRESIDENT 127 Oakland Terrace Newark Normal That run' l'0!lIbil1l1ff0ll of cbarurler, nbilily, and Izruufyf' 4A Senator, Girls' Sophomore Club, President of Cirls' Service Club '37, Secretary of Table Tennis '37, Secretary of Science Club '37, The Lamp Board. Agnes M. White SECRETARY 36 Gladstone Avenue Business Thr wry xoul of swrrlfzess shows. 4A Senator, Sophomore Club, Freshman Dramatic Club, Science Club, Youth Week Representative. Robert JI. Bush TREASURER , 183 Ivy Street Duke University Wh0X!IF1'FV ix popular rlrxerzrs l1ffl'll1f011.,i 4A Senator, Table Tennis Team, Bowling Club, The Lamp Board. John Baptist Acocelllla 124 Columbia Ave. Business He's seen but seldom hrurdf' Italian Club. Hg ii V ry dl mo 399 S0 eent S ospital 10 ber stayf, u 'X u X , . ll ' t-A X . i N, :ln fl Har i k sm 1 l an able way ' 'll ' h u n 1 A f 1 b, It ci . lLessie Dolllleather Alexander 177 Morris Ave. Art SCl100l She has rhythm in ber fer! and musiv in her soul. Secretary of Spanish Club '37, Social Welfare Club, Swing Fever '37, Anchors Aweigh' Feb. ,37, Star Dust June '36. Ruth Anzis 277 Sixteenth Avenue Laselle College Not solcmnily, nor dignity, Bu! frirmllim-ss and jullityf' Art Club, Art Work for Swing Fever , The Lamp Board. ft x-i N N X E19 noriQArdern 9X levennh Avenue A low, fo voicli, u gentle way. SophomorAClub, LLibrary Club, Westonian Staff, ble TCHIUS- Doris Augusta: Arnolldl 417 Thirteenth Avenue Pennsylvania State College A willing hvurf, u helping buml, Always ready on 1lenmml. Sophomore Club, Science Club, So- cial Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club, All-City Chorus '54, All Es- sex County Chorus '37, Vocational Conference Committee, i'Swing Fever. Julia Atroclhnin 160 So. Tenth St. Music Study Music is well said IU lu' Ihr' slrffvfb of angels. Music director of Swing Fever '37. Paul Banlabatnoihf 20 So. Thirteenth St. West Point His Iulvnis were more of fbi' silent kind. ot all, Dance Orchestra, Ban , Orchestra, Italian Club. lbilllian Juert Bailllkmain 240 Livingston Street Hunter College Whafc'cr she did was :lone with so much nisf, In her alone scrrrieal natural lo please? Robert John Barker ix 'V :X 97 So. Ninth Street N, Manhattan xx X' Ever so obligingf' f . Baseball Team. l A 'Z 1' 5 William Bauer 647 Sanford Avenue Princeton University True merit is like a rirrr, ilu' deeper il ix, Ihr less noise il makes. Science Club. Emily Marie Beck 148 Abinger Pl. Drake College If to ber than' some fi-malt' errors fall Look on ber fare, uml j'0Il,ll forge! 'vm all. Social Welfare Club, Art Club, German Club, 4A Senator. Shirley Becker SOS Sixteenth Avenue Secretarial School Slick always xo folly aml gay. Girls' Sophomore Club, Social Wel- fare Club, Science Club, Photo Club, Spanish Club. Sta rd oirdl 115 S . inth ark U versity 'Eyes ears I 'n their zlole, Br 7 ea' 1 flzu' whole. No ani Censo '36, '37, Span- ish lub, Fresh an Orchestra, Fre man Dance Orchestra, Varsity Band, Varsity Orchestra, Westonian Board. ' Rocco .Holm Bellantoni 189 Hunterdon Street Business College To lim- ax greatly as I run, To be, no mailer where I am, a man. Checker Club, Manager of Track Team '37, Manager of Cross Coun- try Team '36- W . Margaret C. Benedict 117 Eleventh Avenue Dental Nursing The reason firm, llae tempcrala' will, Emluranre, forrsigbl, slrengib and skill. Freshman Dramatic Club, Advertis- ing Chairman for Swing Fever , Scenery Designer for School Plays, Senior Shows '33, '36. Thomas Edmund Bieger S65 17th St. Business Noi m urh talk-a greal x wee! silence. Arr Club. .Q Marie Birnie 881 So. Fifteenth Street Drake College Plain willaouf pomp, and rich wilhoul show. Girls' Service Club. Alex Blumenfeld 1003 So. Orange Avenue New York University For Ibry conquer who believe lbey can. Ping Pong, Photography Club, Wes- tonian Staff. Sabina Bobrowslti 300 Hunterdon Street Pace Institute She is so quiet and demure Maybe, but don'l be sure. German Club Secretary '37, Math Club, Swing Fever. , .--s A 14 .nuff 'ri 'gr 1, 323.4 5.55 .Q , .Q-A a' , ii . -if 'S-511' Q fi Eva Alice Booth 253 So. 10th St. Business Never idle a moment, but thrifty and thoughtful of others. Sophomore Club, Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club. Anthony Peter Bottone 207 New Street Business A silent, shy, peace-loving man, He seerrzerl no fery partisan. Italian Club. Edgar Robert Bonton 41 Hunterdon Street Business College What's the use of worrying. Art Club. Howard Allen Branrlman 33 Chelsea Avenue University of North Carolina Air and manner are more expressive than words. Honor Dramatic Club, Ping Pong Club, Spanish Club. Henry Brautigam 291 Central Avenue Business Some think the world is made for fun and frolic, And so do I. Band and Orchestra '34, '3S. Michael Buccino 160 West Market Street College An ounce of wil is worth a pound of sorrow. Track Team '34 - W , Art Club. Maurice Emanuel Buetchler 566 High Street Franklin and Marshall College A sensible and well-bml man. Table Tennis, Tennis Team. Kathryn Georgia Buhl 42 Montrose Street Berkeley School She is small, she is wise, Shr s u terror for her size. Sophomore Club, Art Club. Kathryn Mabel lllurger 6 Midland Place Berkeley Secretarial School Her ways arf' ways of pleasan!m'ss. Sophomore Club, Library Club 1Secretary l37J, 4A Senator, Girls' Service Club. Camelia Sophie Bnrgharrlt 147 Belmont Avenue Nurse's Training School A rlassrnatl honest and true And furthermore a worker, too. Orchestra. ,I We a et yrne 63 Co alth Avenue Drake College NY0lI,l'l' plruxanl ways about yon, The kiml tba! wins a frii'ml Art Club, Swing Fever. Otto A. Cardinalle 391 Littleton Ave. Business A regular atblrfe, a regular fellow. Constantine Canriras 307 Fourteenth Avenue Rutgers College of Pharmacy Huppy um I, from run' I um free: Why arf'n'f Ibey all l'UI1fl'Ilfl'!I like me? Spanish Club. Margaret Frances Cauafielld 307 So. Eleventh Street Berkeley junior College Hr-r willy ifsl, brr frnlzirrrl smile Malt.-X ber frirmlship well worfb while. Secretary of Freshman Dramatic Club '33, Secretary of Spanish Club '36, Girls' Service Club, Science Club, Sophomore Club, Swing Fc- ver, The Lamp Board, Usher for january Graduation. Peter A. Cavanaugh 253 So. Seventh Street Duke University He uux ti sun' uml tlvatlfux! man. ifiw' YHZZAIVP -JUNE-'I937 A. Alexander Chaikowsky 546 So. Eighteenth Street Newark College of Engineering Mori fnml of doing rigblf' Photo Club, Science Club, Band, Orchestra. Helen Ethel Chapman Sl Fairmont Avenue Business College A quiet, mmlrxl, runny ilixjioxiliouf' Science Club, French Club, Photo Club, Table Tennis Club, Sopho- more Club, Swing Fever An- chors Aweigh Feb. '37. Genevieve Clhiappinelllli 333 Thirteenth Avenue New York University How ber fingers gently rarest fbi' rlringr, As ber melozlioux Violin softly sings. Art Club, Orchestra, Dance Or- chestra, All Essex County Orches- tra '36, Swing Fever. Josephine Marie Cicalese 660 So. Twelfth Street . Drakes Business College nB1'ffl'7' lulr than m'1rr. Speech Club '37. Frank Joseph Clam-lk 48 Hartford Street Business A quirl manner wins many friw1ilx. Baseball Team - W . get :M J , Edward David Cohen 20 Mercer Street Newark University To spwk ax flax' mmmon lwulwlv 110, Tn lhirlle as u.'i.n' mru mln. Chess and Checker Club. lEugene Jloseiph Condon 140 So. Sixth Street Business Br xilvnf, be safe-xilvnw nrwr betrays you. Joseph Christopher Conlon 32 Blum Street Business Quiet in manner, l'C.lUllllL' in action. Betty Theresa Conroy 42 Salem Street Business SlJe'x all ibul fnnry lminlm' ber, Sbclv lovely, .rbc'x Jivim'. Art Club. Emily Genevieve ' Cordasco 263 Norfolk Street Newark Normal School Thr virluc of her lively looks Excel the prcrioux stmu'.'7 l i h,l HM? ' . wwff eff Tm fm ' f I s WW Rocco Alfred Cordaseo 263 Norfolk Street Business Things xrwl are miglllivr lhan lbingx bein-il. Helen Norma Cortese 209 So. Sixth Street Business Shu ix as goml rx xlw ix fair, To know lm' ix in lull' ber. Sazphcmcrre Club, ltalinn Club. George Alexander Coull 95 Sunset Avenue Aviation Engineering Hllvnllb rmil rln'rrf11l1n-xx mulually l1t'.Ql'f earl: ullmrf' Thomas Francis Cox IO49 ElglllCCl'I1ll Ave. Business His mamzrr so loyal :xml milil, Ififs wilb lmix plmmmt smile. W' 4,4 f Arthur Stanley Coyne ' S3 Poe Ave. Columbia University Hr xvrzwl uwll aml xfmkr nolg br mvrilml llmrr' ' Than lboxr' mlm vlunmrml lomlexl ul ilu' flour. Thomas Frank Cozzone 190 So Sixth Street Business A fvlraxiznf youth u'ilh a plraxunl ,tn1ilz'. Baseball Team. lfretl Joseph Creuz 41 Nineteenth Avenue Business Ni'ilhi'r loo n1n'lr'x.r nor loo glad, Nor foo .vlmlionx nor foo xml. flldgflfe Robert Francis Crolten I36 Sn. Eighth Street Duke University NTlll'1'l' ix homxly, manhood and gooil frllowxhifl in Ihr-r. Vice-President of Freshman Dra- matic Club '33, '34, Library Club Sec. '36, Art Club, Tennis Team, Swing Fever. Nicholas .lohn Curcin 491 So. Seventeenth Street Newark Technical School Minh u'iJJorn oflrn gow lvilh fmiwl u'ortlx. Art Club, Tapestry designer for Swing Fever. wi Cutirale 248 St. ry ,nfralr um an arlor-man, Olil DrnrAy'.r prfflr' :Intl houxl, In I Ihr lighf nml slwrilrly purlx, rrfwriully Ihr 'GhosI'. Track Team. 7715 ZAMP .luwzr-1957, W . fin Patsy G. D'Amnto 343 So. Eleventh St. Business Nofhing .ro hrrornm rr rnun as morfrxf .tIi1lnr.rx. Eugene Alexander Danilovich 600 High Street Columbia University On hir own fnrrilx an honerl man it quirk German Club, Science Club, Table Tennis Team, Interscholastic De- bating Team '37- XV , Band- '36- W , Brass Quartet '35, Or- chestra, Track Team, Bowling Clufb. Heir ll avis Business ' x .1 . Tra cam. William Peter Decker 378 Hunterdon Street Columbia University I run not of that fcalhcr, lo shake vff My friend when he must ncerl mc. Arlene Deemer 865 Sn. Fifteenth St. Business Mm1cx!y ir Ihr gran' of Ihr' soul. Antoinette De Gregorio 288 Su. Sixth St. Business College Yuu'1l bum' known ber by Ihr' nwrrimrlll lhul lwinklml in lm' ew. Italian Club fVice-President '36, '37j, Phutu Club, Girls' Service Club, Piano Club, Science Club. Victor De Gruttolla 139 Su. Sixth Street Business A bAlllllXOHIl' fun' ix u xilerll rumlm'mla1i0u. Italian Club. j fyif JM' 1.4 .A 17, .-f i' . vffff - Jolhn Patrick lD'lEll1ia 456 So. Fifteenth St. Business . f. Tu ln' happy bert' is nmffx rbiuf mtl. Italian Club. x A Q 'Vincent Paul DeMartino 263 So. Orange Ave. Business Sfc'uJfaxl as rockx ibut lower through 4-lumly space. Science Club, Italian Club. Rocco Allfonse lDelPaolla 458 So. Fourteenth Street Fordham University Pr-rsisienrr realm il own rewunlf' Cheerleader, Freshman Dramatic Club, Chess and Checker Club, Chess Team, Swimming Team, Science Club, Italian Club, Table Tennis Club. lla 9 TIIIZAMP 'J UNE I 957 James Joseph Dice 227 So. Tenth Street Duke University His smile ii XUllI1'lblllg vx1'z'llm'r1l. MMAQW Robert Clark Diiclkiinson 42 Finlay Place Business Boll is Snrb Ll lol of fun, Tbaf ull lbw fl'llIllIlllt' bmlrlx bfs wall. Library Club, Freshman IBIXZIIILIIIC Club, Sqienee Club, Swing Fever, The Lump Board. June Dickson 902 Su. Nineteenth Street Berkeley junior College Thou bus! ll Fbllflll lu xluy lbw Il1O!'lIlIlg Hur. Girls' Service Club, Library Club fVice-President '37j. Gerardo DiilPasqnalle 1 205 Su. Orange Ave. Business A fru' xlrong irrxlizrrls null u few plain ruler. -yn., Club, oj Joseph Lawrence Ditta 317 Camden S:reet Pace Institute A lwlruxanf yolllb wilb u lrlwmlnl xmilef' Italian Club. i , 'I n fi l ' Edward Joseph Donnelly 36 Hazelwood Avenue Fordham University Tales il easy, worry less. Baseball Team, Swing Fever. Robert Emmett Donnelly 127 Smith St. CollC1:C I.nrgr was hit lzonnly am! bit .toul xim'rri'. Swimming Team- W - W , The Lamp Board, 4A Senator, lntcrscho- lastie Debating Team. Joseph Aloysius Dougherty S8 Norwood Street Seton Hall College Trier bin: for all in all He is ll man. Art Club. QM iff' - my ' u- ' DJJ J' Madeleine May Dreelhsel 335 So. Twelfth St. Business Laugbler rum' rhaflrr arf my l'0lH'l'f!l.n German Club. Rosemary DuBois 21 Silver Street Pratt Institute Of rl frivmlly amz' quirl ilixjwoxifiorlf' Art Club, Sophomore Club. F' 'fp 3 K I JU E-'I9 7 LAMP. Doris Lorraine Eclcel 61 Longfellow Avenue Berkeley Secretarial School Or light or dark, or short or lull, She :els a spring fo .mare Ihrm all. 4A Senator, Leader of the Green Team in the Swing Fever ticket sale, Social Welfare Club. Lorraine Eeker 26 Grand Avenue Drakes Business College My f0ll.I,'lIl' wilbin my lips I rein, For who lalkx murla wut! lalk in rain. Winifred Arlene lillces 122 Bailey Ave., Hillside, N. AI. Montclair State Teachers Su1'h xurrl sofl Hngrrx On Ibn' clear lorrrl piano lingers. Social Welfare Club, French Club, French Guignol Group, Sophomore Club, Orchestra, Dance Orchestra. Florence Doretta Ellerbroelk 90 West End Avenue Teachers' College She ix ax xu'n'I as the rail ln' Ax you ran wry plainly ter. Orchestra, Freshman Dramatic Club, The Lamp Board. Armando Farina 118 Newton Street Aeronautical School The mirror of all conrh'xy. Italian Club. 1E1HIie Helen Farnnw 140 Littleton Ave. N. j. C. A girl of high ambitions, high ideals, Whose charming manner quite appeals. Girls' Service Club, German Club fVice-President '36J, Math Club CVice-President '36J, Scenery Com- mittee for Swing Fever , Voca- tional Confcrence Committee. Gerard Francis Farr-y 73 Fairmount Ave. Business Friends I have made, whom envy must commend, But not one foe whom I would wish a friend. Dance Orchestra, Band. Bernard Feldman 496 So. Sixteenth, St. N. Y. U. He had a head to contrive, a tongue to persuade, And a hand to execute any mis- chief. Orchestra, Table Tennis, German . Club. ' Bernard Felzenlberg 313 So. Nineteenth St. Business Pvc been dying for four years, Now I'm going to live. Michael Joseph Fiocca 342 Littleton Ave. Business Somebody said it couldn't be done, But he with a chuckle replied That 'maybe it c0uldn't be,' but he would be one Who wouldn't say so 'till he'd tried. Manager of Swimming Team - UW . Jacls Flynn 315 Rose St. Undecided The silence that accepts merit as the most natural thing in the world, is the highest applause. James William Flynn 17 Grand Ave. Business Fun and naughtiness are always in their teens. Terence Patrick Fox 25 Richelieu Terrace Rutgers University His limbs are cast in manly mold, For hardy sports and contests bold. Interscholastic Debating '37, Swing Fever , Westonian Reporter, Foot- ball - XV VV , Swimming Team aww lewis? Baseball uxvn www. Franklin Daniel Freda 69 Carolina Avenue Seton Hall College To live gently as I eau, To be, no matter where, a man. Stuart Freeman 89 Columbia Ave. Business To be or not to be, that is the question. f Marvin Friedman 133 Isabella Ave. N. Y. U. Wflr0 mon' lmxy Ibun bv lbul bulb lraxl to do. Catherine Frisco 518 So. Nineteenth St. Busniess Hlilvgan! ax Xilllflllfil-Y, aml warm as rcxlaxyf' Swing Fever , Italian Club. llrna Marie Froehlieh 43 West End Ave. Business Mori fond of doing what is rigbf, In Ibis alum' xhr iakvs rlcligblf' Art Club. L . nl' .' 54. Arthur Ellerson lFunderbnr 09 l3t Lincol ' ersity x lad wi b rl 'g rlignilyn T ble T ' .IL Antony Gagliatlota 99 Fourteenth Avenue Texas Christian U. Thai which lzcfils him ix cheerful- nrxx and r'ouragr. 1 . Bernard 'Gannon 19 . evenrh Strc :J niversity 1 1' :mil u'i.ulum u'in'1'f his wil. Baseball '36 - W , Art Club. Stanley .llohn Gasperslti 300-2 Florence Avenue Casey -Iones School of Aeronautics Mirfb wiib thee I mean I0 live. Hirsch Geller 23 So. Orange Avenue Newark University I hair a lwarl u'ifb mom for err-ry joy. Chess and Checker Club, Table Tennis, Orchestra, Handball Club, Tmnis. erb ersten 2 t rect rs ty Hr mi. d a. wi reason A11 . om I mirth. Chess d Check Club, Checker Team - W , Quill and Sand fPresident '37J, Westonian fAs- sistant Editor '37j, The Lamp Board, Tennis Team. Anthony Giannotta 179 Smith Street limi 11 liltlc bit of give, Miglzl he xuitulzlv to mr. George Gilbert Assistant Editor of The Lamp 771 Sanford Ave. Business WVU do no! know lzcnmlb what sky Nor on wha! sms shall be bis Fair, We only know it sball br high, We only know il shall be grail. Westonian Ass't. Editor, Leader of the Blue Team in Swing Fever ticket sale, Interscholastic Debating ..w,,. .laimes P. Gilmore 44 Gould Ave. Business Of sfalwart arm anrl steady qu' Success is bis if he will try. James .loseplr Girto 301 Morris Ave. Business Blf'st wilh irnzfwr wbosc nmlomlml ray Can make tomorrow chcrrflll as lodayf' - K pgs-540' 1' 3-' Melvin Glass 126 Lindsley Ave. Business Business was his aversion, pleasure was his business. Football. sy-3 K Sarnn l Glaissirnain 703 So. Ele t Stregxi rk University Silcn mor? lsical lhun any s . ' Www, 'LW if '94 Chester Casimir Golaiszewslsi 427 So. Seventh St. Business Refreshing wil and sparkling langue. Rita Tina Goldstein 754 So. Tenth Street Michigan State A smile llraf is more caplizfaling, And a personality equally pleasing. Science Club, Social Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club. Frances Gordon 65 Peck Ave. Montclair Personality is to u woman wbal perfume is to a flower. Freshman Dramatic Club QPresidcnt 'BSD Sophomore Club, Social Wel- fare Club CSecretary ,and Vice- Presidentj, Girls' Service Club '36, '37, Swing Fever . Rosnli Nitro Gore 3 , Fifte th ue F e ' hnol for Nurses miss um-wprcssivc er ll cs and clxsl rs xi! c , . 1 , ' ' ' l'k .. 'Swing Fever', Spanish Club. Rita Bernice Gould 95 Scofield St. N. J. C Cbaruc1cr and irifflligrricc go hand in hand. Social Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club, Freshman Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club, Quill and Sand, Science Club, French Club QVice- President '37j, Guignol Group, Spanish Club fVice-President '37j, Math Club, Art Club, Westonian Editor '37, Swing Fever , Sopho- more Club, The Lamp Board. Leo Yearwood Granger 28 Richmond St. N. Y. U. He is grnllr' fha! Jorlh genlle deeds, The milalrsl manner and ibe genflesf hearl. Table Tennis. Marie Jane Gravante 637 So. Twelfth St. Business In quieiness aml fonfftlenre shall br her streuglhf' Rose G. Groll S4 Sixteenth St. Columbia Ioyous, unfhinking, wild aml young, Sha' laughed aml Janrnl and talked aml sungf' Sophomore Club, Girls' Service Club. Morris Grossman IS Magnolia St. Texas A. and M. Life is a jest and all things show ilf' Stamp Club. Rose Haberman 92 So. Orange Avenue University of Newark Her virlurs are many, her faults are few, She always does well what she starts fo do. Girls' Service Club QTreasurer '37j, Nos Romani, Dramatic Club, Swing Fever Table Tennis. will Jack I. Hager 458 So. Seventeenth Street Stanford University A good disposition is im'im'ihle. Table Tennis, French Club. Peter Harrison 414 So. Sixteenth St. usinggg Al rr good profession wil dw t 1 4A Sonata, S nce l . s 5 1 Checker C ub, iv 1 . fr Team. Evelyn G. Herman 277 50- Of3n8e Ave. Montclair An equal mixture of good humor Ami a sensible soft melancholy. Social Welfare Club, Band - W , Orchestra, Swing Fever , The Lamp Board '37, All-City Band '34, All-City Orchestra '33, 34. John i eurtz 311 llery e. N. Y. U. A 'e grant hz' id have much it 1' was very shy of using it, 293 Sanford reet Business H 1' n nemirsf' Joh Miriam Florence Hoffmann 193 Smith St. Business Of 1NG1Il1l'f grnfle, of ajferiion milllg In wil a man, sirnplirity u child. Dramatic Club '36, Costume De- signer for Swing Fever. Henry Joseph Homza 634 So. Nineteenth Street Duke University HCHYIJS an vm'my lo life. Luise Adeline lnlfante 363 So. Nineteenth Street Newark City Hospital She has a laugh tbafs full of fuzz Anil a Jixposilion as brigbi as fbi' sun. Virginia Elizabeth Jaclcson 467 Avon Ave. Albright College Her air, her mamwr, all who saw aL1mirz'41. Library Club, Girls' Service Club, Swing Fevern. Julius J. Jacobs 436 Florence Avenue Michigan University Dill nothing in lmrlicular And :lid if wry well, Table Tennis. 771.5 MMP UNE-4957 Ruth Winifredl Jensen 364 So. Eleventh St. Business Loring Ihr' world aml by fbi' uwrlll 11t'lol'rrl.,' Art Club. Alan D. Johnson Editor-in-Chief, The Lamp S40 DeGrow Ave. Purdue U. A xlrong mun. For when be fix! bit hz-url, he xv! bit huml lo llo lbz' fhing be 'u'ill'1l, amz' bon' if through. Freshman Dramatic Club, Science Club QPresident '37J, Photo Club fSecretary-Treasurer '36, President '37J, Westonian Editor 36, '37, Table Tennis Club, Swimming Team - XV , Tennis QManager '37j, Swing Fever, Vocational Conference Committee. Richard P. Johnson 16 Commonwealth Avenue Newark College of Engineering We zlnnlfterl r'z'en when he xmilml No! lznouuing what be knew xo ur-ll. Radio Club, Science Club, Track Team, Cross-Country Team, Swing Fever . Ruth Teresa' Jones 21 Chelsea Ave. Business The gentlrness of ull the gods go wiih il1t't'. Art Club. Francis Judge 31 Longfellow Ave. College By lbw iwinklv in bis eye ihall you know him. lnterscholastic Debating. 406 So. Seventh St. C. C. N. Y. An l'Il.YA1'-lllilIlll'lI mul, Aml alivuys wus. Science Club, Radio Club, Ping Pong Club, Senior Show. lLucy Martha Kairis 120 Norwood Street Homeopathic Hospital A f71l'tlXll1,lf smile llvzzofex u jrlvaxirlg 1u'rxoIm1ily. Freshman Dramatic Club, Sopho- more Club. David llianwtor 107 Waverly Avenue Forestry College in N. Y. State Wifb lllllllliif dignity and calm z'on!enl. Science Club. 3 I l Y e -'Fred eph Kastner YJ 50. T ' ecntli St. Undecided Ie za -fmt that yoifvc' won or lox lmu' you lrlayrfl fbi' gulrwf' T ek Team - QCaptain '37J, C335-Country Team. Laura Katzeinell I So. Orange Ave. College No nraflrr tvbul the r1'iJ sbt' diff if zu-Il. Freshman Dramatic Club, Dramatic Club. Latin Club, Table Tennis Club, Science Club, Social Welfare Club, Swing Fever, Anchors Aweigl1 Feb. '37, Pageant '35, The Lamp Board '37, DYIZAIVP UNE'4l957, Seymour lKarzoH S26 So. Nineteenth Street New York University A rare FOIIIITOIHIKI of mlilil-y, frnlir amf fun, Who r1'lixb4'if rl joke and rf'j0iz'c'1l in ll 17llIl.,' Catherine Theresa Kelllly 390 Sanford Ave. Business NI,0l'l', .vxuerliiexx am! g001lIl!'.Y.Y in lrrr jrfrsrm xl1im'. Sophomore Club, Science Club, Senior Show. Margaret M. Keppller S73 Central Ave. Business Ami xfill llrey gazed trml ilill the u'mnlr'r grew Tha! nm' small brarl mlllil carry all xlu' knew. Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club. Martin Kerinerman 849 Clinton Ave. N. Y. Sch. of Mech. Dentistry The ivorlil lenouzr milking of ils g1'r'ulr'.vl men. Radio Club, German Club. Dorothy Theresa King 41 Norman Road College HFIJYILRIYIII and fmlir glee uwx Iberia Art Club. Edward Klanlk 41 Dover Street Business Nona bu! himself can be bis parallel. Jlohn Anthony Kllolk 480 So. Seventeenth Street R. C. A. Radio School, N. Y. Tomorrow's life is loo lair, lin' loduyf' Science Club, Radio Club, Track, Cross-Country Team. Alfred Benjamin Kllueh S47 Fifteenth Ave. Un ecided The ihuil of the pigslzin hill is life itself. Football Captain '36. ' W is-7 Frederick .llohn Knapp 105 Lenox Street Rutgers Men may be convinced, but they fannol be pleased against lb:-ir will. German Club Cllresident '37j, Science Club, Table Tennis Club. Charles Koehler 31 Unity Ave. Business Give me sporls and I shall be conientf' Football, Swimming - W . Jack Kohn Sales Manager, The Lamp 409 So. Seventh Street Television Engineering And what he greatly Ihouglsf, he nobly dared. 4A Senator, Science Club, Photo Club, Table Tennis Club, Radio Club fPresident '37J, Dramatic Club, Vocational Conference Com- mittee, Sales Manager of Violet Team for Swing Fever, Swing Fever . Ruth Kornfelld 48 So. Eleventh St. Undecided She sinilrd, and all the 'world was gay? Social Welfare Club, Dramatic Club, Chairman of Entertainment CTreasurer and General Chairman '37l, Girls' Service Club, Westonian, Director of Swing Fever, The Lamp Board. Seymour Kovacs 710 So. Eighteenth St. Business Nice to get along with? Science Club, Chess and Checker Club, Radio Club. Martin Krawitzky 60 Camden Street Newark College of Engineering A wise man never loses anyihing, If be has himself. Ada!! Myrl Katherine Krebs 148 So. Munn Ave. Business Round a holy calm difusing, Love of pcarr, and lonely musing. Spanish Club, Social Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club, Usher for Swing Fever . Tobey Krolll 44 So. Orange Ave. Business To lhoxr who know fhrr not, no words ran painl, Anil those who know Ihre, know all wonlx arc' faint. Pageant, Swing Fever . Albert Andrew Krucovslcy 476 So. Sixteenth Street Aeronautical Engineering School For surf no ininulvr bring mr more ronlrni, Than lhosr in pleasing use-ful studies xpvnff' Science Club, Radio Club, Foreign Relations Club, Track Team, Inter- scholastic Debating - W . Alvin Kurtz 71 Seymour Avenue Columbia University A man of polilr learning and u liberal education. Dramatic Club, Science Club. Walter Kwasewlka 82 No. Munn Avenue Colgate University Nor will hr br in bnxinesx for Ihr mrrr ruler of In-ing bury. Frederick IR. Lacey 127 Pine Grove Terrace Harvard Slalr'ly and fall he mowx in Ihr hall, Thr rhirf of a thousand for grace. Science Club, Library Club, Ger- man Club, Newark Evening News Correspondent, Baseball. JUNE--1,951 Evelyn Janet Lacltman 72 Plymouth Street New jersey College for Women Few Ihingx arr imfioxxihlc lo diligcncr and skill. Sophomore Club, Science Club, So- cial Welfare Club, Spanish Club CSecretary '36, '37J Mathematics Club fPresident '36J, Swing Fever . Frank Paul La Ferrara S20 South 14th Street Newark College of Engineering A youih io kindly humor rnuvh im'lim'4l. Rocco Landisi S46 So. Twentieth St. Undecided In rrrry rank, or great or small, 'Tir influxlry xulrlmrls nx ull. QLLQQSZM Sal Robert Landisi 546 So. Twentieth Street New York University Where 'rr his fanry bids him roam In awry hear! hr finds a home. Italian Club. Irving Landy 1 Schuyler Avenue New York University Bom for sucrrsx he srrirzvd, With gran' fo win, wilh hfarl I0 hold, J if C' i Dorothy Ann Lawler 20 Dover St. Business College Her sweel allrudiw' grace , Surely flls ber pretty fare. Art Club, Usher for the january '37 graduation. Beatrice Levine 665 So. Eighteenth Street Newark Normal Loral by all ,for ber nafural ways. Latin Club, Social Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club. Joe 1Li Brizzi S14 Fifteenth Ave. Undecided Thou arf a fellow of good ' respect. . Italian Club, Band, Orchestra. Helen Lilienthal 23 Brookdale Avenue Business College Genile in manner, firm in reulilyf' Philip Anthony Lisena 460 So. Fifteenth Street Columbia University Wise to resolve, fmlient to perform. Italian Club. Nicholas .lames lmciani 290 West Market Street Seton Hall College Give me music' anil le! me dance. Italian Club. Herbert ll. Malchou S88 So. Twelfth St. N. Y. U A gentleman is oflen seen lo smile, Bnf wry seldom beard lo laugh. Science Club. William Harvey Malena 112 So. Fourteenth St. Business HG0l'l'V7lt'l1 by a slrain of musiz audible lo bin: alone. Dance Orchestra, Orchestra, Band, Piano Club. Seymour Morton Maltz 312 So. Eleventh Street Newark University EaelJ mind has il: 0102 nzelbozlg' as aetana Carmela 1F'. Manzi 298 Hunterdon St. Montclair Cbarae1er and friendliness lie' deep in ber sparkling eyes. Social Welfare Club, Usher for Swing Fever, The Lamp Board. Alice Joan McConnell ll Midland Place Pratt lnstitutc A girl of cheerful yrsffrdayx and ronjflrnl lrmmrrnwxf' Sophomore Club, Art Club, Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Chairman of the Entertain- ment Committee of the 4A Class, Cast of Swing Fever, Usher for january graduation. Jane Agnes McGovern 43 Hunterdon St. Nurse ln ber blur eyes sparkling xlwll Myxlery aml arzixclnivf dwell. Sophomore Club. Frank Edward McKenna 192 Florence Ave. Business Books, 'fix u dull arnl vmllf-is strife. K I WN e Mc nnon 368 So. e t St. N. Y. U. ll's. easy uvnrld lo live in, I yo choose lu make if xo. Jlohn Francis McManus 344LQ So. Twelfth Street Northwestern University I profrxx no! Iulkingz only fbi: Lei each man do hi.: bmi. Table Tennis Club, Scieryx Club. , on X- Mile John oseph Meagher 251 So. Eighteenth Street Can one dfxirc' foo niurh of ri good thing? Science Club. ' h aclk 47 o. Fou ee Street , Univer 't outhern California 'fAdio1 x cal: louder lhan wordxf' Science. lub, Baseball '37 - VV - W',, Co-captain. A I Hindley Reeves Mendelsohn 91 Quitman St. Stevens Institute of Technology Time, place, and affirm may wilh pains be wroughi, Buf genius muxi lu' born, and never can he taught. Science Club, Photo Club QPresi- dent '36, Secretary '37J, Wcstonian Ass't. Editor '36. ' 4 . . 'f Lt 'w S3 .1 ,Pat Jorieph Meol ii M3406 o Ten: S et,,.0 -o! 's'yfy,,N0 fteig1i University f f f ' elf ,thc oumlalion o honor. ' s ieiice Club, Italian Club. Angelo Mereuro 204 Littleton Ave. Business His air, bfi looks, his voice, his rheary smile Speak all so lll0l'iI1gl-Y in hix behalf. Roherr W. Meringer 602 Sanford Ave. Business One good pal and lhafs noi all. lLucile Helen Millard 231 So. Eleventh Street College A rosebuil sci with liltle wilful lhorns, Ami sweel as English air Could make her. Freshman Dramatic Club. Charles Stephen Miller 743 So. Eighteenth Street A voice xo thrilling 1H',f'f was heard. Science Club, Swing Fever, Voca- tio l Conference Committee. fda! Warren Trnssell Moifatt 185 Alexander Street Hr is a gentleman from sole to crown. Swimming Team - W . Joseph Albert Montagna 292 So. Eighth Street Drakes College To do my best and let ii stand, The reronl of my hear! and hand. Italian Club. ' .WWW gg we Joseph IE. Moran I8 No. Sixth St. Fordham Sleillc'il be was in xporls and paxliim'x. Cross Country - W '36, Co-Cap- tain Track - W , Art Club. Gertrude Harriet Morganrorh Assistant Editor, The Lamp 45 Longfellow Avenue Skidmore College Our di-mls sfill h'a1'r'l with nr from afar, And wbal wc have been makes 1lX whuf we are. Scenery for Swing Fever, Weston- ian Editor, Quill and Sand QSeere- tary '37J, Table Tennis Club, Girls' Service Club. Library Club CSecretary '36J, Girls' Sophomore Club, Spanish Club, Science Club, Usher for january graduation. Peter Motus 361 Littleton Ave. Business Thr rnililrxl manm'rs wilh Ike Iiravrst heart. Francis JI. Moore 10 No. Eleventh Street Fordham U iyersity ,- 9 ' ee r , rnvy, mu. ' ' Goldie Mae Moore 206 Camden Street Mercer Hospital Come, ring now, singg for I know you sing well, I ree you have u singing face. Social Welfare Club, Soloist in Swing Fever. . Xiu' LVD QZGMQ--. 75,62 Charles Muscato 351 Fifteenth Ave. Business For wha! I will, I will and llu'rr'x an mil. Orchestra, Hand Ball. raneis 0'Brien , 33 - n It Busi e s nys a , Q4 'yy fy Jr nsiold ufa . We - o n ry ' . I . ' 31 Ruth Elizabeth 0'1Brie1n 29 Fifth Street Newark City Hospital Her eyes un' xiurs of lwilighl fairg Like Iwiligbt, too, ber dusky hair. Usher for Swing Fever, Usher for Graduation. Robert Clifford 0'lDonnell 72 Cedar Avenue Window Decorator I would no! antiripalz' the rvlixla of any happiness nor feel fbi' wright of any mixrry, Izrforz' it arlually arri1'r'x. Senior Show '36, Swing Fever . Victor Robert Palchevski 76 Whitney Street Panzer College Ew'ryu'laerr in life, lbs true quvxlimz ix not what we gain, but wbaf o. Senator Sc'e 1 2 u dl. wlub, Fres FII rac . ill Ml M ,IF-Ig: 'WAS v .- F' ,M is Arima Mae Palmer 299 Fifteenth Ave. Beautician Adieu and take thy praise with thee to future fields. Art Club. Herbert Perlman 32 Myrtle Ave. Newark University Who knows the treasures hid in you? Carmella Pelosi 9 Chelsea Avenue Pratt True individuality cannot be copied. Freshman Dramatic Club, Sopho- more Club, Italian Club, Science Club, The Lamp Board. Edward JI. Petras 629 Eighteenth Avenue University of North Carolina Life is great, all things show it, I thought so once, now I know it. School Orchestra, Dance Orchestra, Football Band. Theresa Alba Petriella 474 So. Orange Ave. Business So sweet and gentle So quiet and sentimental. Italian Club. Eva Theresa Petrsmeeelli 268 Fairmount Ave. Business School For she was ies' the quiet kind Whose nature never varies. Social Welfare Club, Art Club. llobert William Pfeifer 35 Netherwood Place C. P. A. For the more a man knows the more worthy he is. Dramatic Club. Pete Piniazilr 124 Norwood Street Holy Cross College Laughing and talking all the day, He always has something funny to say. Photographer Club, Boys' Service League, Baseball - - VV , Co- Criive,-1 Grace IL. Pizzani 3 50 So. Twelfth Street Packard's Commercial School Darkly pretty with sweet allure, Quiet of voice but manner sure. Girls' Sophomore Club, Latin Club, Science Club, Italian Club fSecre- tary '36J. Arthur Eugene Pizzano 13 Halstead St. Business All great men are dead and I don't feel so well myself? Spanish Club, Bowling Club. Wilma Arthur Polaikowslki 380 Fairmount Avenue Newark Arts School Come, give us a Instr' of your qualify. Irving A. Popper 86 Seventeenth Ave. Business There is society in the deepest solitude. Swing Fever . Stanley Posluslhny 617 Eighteenth Ave. Purdue University Oh why! Should life all labor he? Jack Somers Preston 12 Palm St. P. G. From foil he wins his spirit light From busy day lhe pearrful night. Chess and Checker Club CVice- President '37D, Chess Team - VV - W , Science Club fVice-Pres- ident '37J, Stamp Club fVice-Pres- ident '36J, Track, Cross Country Team, Vocational Conference Com- mittee. ' Virginia Price 670 Clinton Avenue Berkeley junior College The ideal of eourlesy, wit, grace and charm. 4A Senator, Girls' Service Club fSecretary '37J, Library Club QTreasurer '37J. Dora Marie Puorro 337 Fifteenth Avenue University of Rome Enjoy the present hour, he ihankq ful for the pasi. . Latin Club, Italian Club. William B. Puryear 292 So. Seventh Street Temple University A person who hides his fine qualities. Track. Martha Frances Rabito 28 Chelsea Ave. N, J, C, I must laugh and ilanre aml sing, Youlh is szirh a lovely thing. Freshman Dramatic Club, Sopho- more Club, Mathematics Club, French Club, Italian Club, Star Dust , Usher for Swing Fever . Harold Rackin 47 Schofield St. Auburn College His musical lulenls, his magnetic personalily, his cheery smile, speak all so mozfingly in his hehalff' Spanish Club, Dance Orchestra Senior Show, The Lamp Board: Swing Fever . Sandra Ratner I70 Spruce Street Newark City Hospital I ronsiiler il Io he a leading maxim in life, Not to do anylhing to excess. Social Welfare Club. Angelina Raziano 434 So. Seventeenth St. Undecided 'O Simple of manner, sweet of smile. French Club. Grace Anna Reilly 19 North Seventh St. Montclair A constant companion of mirth. Girls' Sophomore Club, Science Club, Mathematics Club, Enter- tainment Committee '36, Radio Club, Entertainment Committee '37, French Club, Girls' Service Club lVice-President '37J, Table Tennis, Westonian, Swing Fever , Usher for Swing Fever '37. Rocco Anthony Ricciardi 226 West End Avenue Panzer College Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life. Italian Club, Gym Team - W '36, Chairman of Art Committee for Swing Fever '37, Lamp Board. Robert Elwood Rich 191 Littleton Avenue Amherst College Present mirth hath present laugh- ter, What's to rome is still hereafter. Freshman Dramatic Club lPresidcnt '35, French Club CTreasurer '3SJ, Library Club QPrcsidcnt '36 '37j, Track. Lawrence .lohn Risch 321 Ellery Ave. Newark Tech. Light of step and heart is he. Josephine Rizznto 453 So. Fifteenth Street Montclair Teachers College As welcome as the summer shade ls this primly, morlesl maid. Library Club, Spanish Club, Social Welfare Club. Vera Constance Roberts 1l7 Bergen St. Lincoln Hospital A sweet senorita who smiles all the time. Senior Show. Albert Ruccione 242 Bergen Street N. J. State Normal School One thing is forever good and that one thing is success. Senior Show. Marie Rnscitti . 196 Bruce St. Business School Zealous, yet modesty innocent, though free. Social Welfare Club. Howard Sable S88 So. Eleventh St. Undecided Men of few worrls have usually most to say. Science Club, Biology Club lScc- retary '36, President '37J, Band - W , 'Swing Fever Cast, Co-Au- thor of Senior Show '37. Jivffff Seymour Samet 440 So. Eighteenth Street Montclair State Teachers College For every why be had fl whrrr- fore. Interscholastie Debating Team - W - W , Chess and Checker Club CSeeretary, Treasurer, Man- ager and Vice-Presidentj, West- onian, Checker Team - W - W - W , Captain of Team '35, Ten- nis Team '36 '37 - W , Table Tennis, Lamp Board, Orchestra. Lillian Betty Sanders 210 Waverly Avenue Freeman Hospital Wheat laughter flows as free nt zur, Ynn'll find Ibis xwrrl young lady lbr'n'. Spanish Club, Swing Fever . dn ir 461 S urteenth Str t News geo E gl e ing ' nd a y. b Te s, Bo lin l , Cles an heck Clu QP sid t ' '37-' Joseph Sehimpf 90 Ninth Ave. Fordham U. Every man bus bis fault aml xporfxrllauslvip is bis. 4A Sena or. . Helene A. Schmaltz 989 So. Orange Avenue University of Maryland So frrefly Io walk with And wiily fo falk wifbf' Biology Club fVice-President '36J, Social Welfare Club, Dramatic Club, Freshman Dramatic Club, Science Club, Girls' Sophomore Club. ,kms llse Marie Schmidt SOS So. Seventeenth Street Drakes College Of vrrry noble work Ibn :ilmf par! ix larsl, Of all c'.x'prrs.tim1, lbal which fun- not be expressed. Eleanor Helen Schulz 24 Carolina Avenue Coleman's Business School The rburm of hrr 11n'.w'm-r way fell u'ln're'r'r the u'1'nl. Girls' Sophomore Club, Girls' So- cial Welfare Club, Girls' Service Club. Robert David Scott 78 So. Tenth St. Lafayette College A merry hear! gmzv all Ihr' day. Radio Club. Michael Vincent Seriffiano 363 So. Eleventh Street Newark College of Engineering An ajfablr am! rourfeous gz'nflr'ma11. Science Club, Italian Club fVice- President '36, '37J, Photo Club, Track, Football fAssistant Man- ager '36J. Elizabeth Theresa Severini 138 Sunset Ave. Beautician FaiIhful io furry fruxf Genllr, loyal, kind and just. Italian Club. 4 u 1. -I . 5 WI' - f .rpg 'ieliii Q Lillian Seyrin 354 North Eleventh Street Small Secretarial School She holds ber Iifflr- fbollgblx in siglnf, Tlzougb guy llzvny run mul lvafwf' Girls' Service Club, Spanish Club, Sophomore Club, Piano Club, Or- chestra, Dance Orchestra. Joseph Shapiro 19 Sunset Ave. Stevens T. I muse on joy llml will not cease. Sidney Sherman 53 Sixteenth Avenue Montclair State Teachers College Never arrogant nor loo prom! ilrl'. On be went zvilb manner ni Table Tennis Club, Chess and ' ' Team Checker Club, Swimming - ,.W,,. Sol Shlolimiimtz 503 So. Orange Ave. Bu Hyllllfb ix lo all ilw gluil svaxou of life. Checker Club, Band. siness Sidney Slslair 501 So. Seventeenth Street Kansas University I am fbi' maxlrr of my fair, I nm Ibn' nipluin of my soul. Spanish Club QVice-President '36, President '37J, Radio Club 1Viee President '37j Track, Cross Coun- try, The Lamp Board. Tffflzflfypr l J UNE I 937 George Aloysiius Smith 108 SO. TWClf!l1 Sl. Businggg lille lriml lo z'ol1n'a1 him by naming lnim Smilhf' Edward William Snyder 371 Grove Street A gvullrniun rmikex no 11oi.w'. Orchestra. . W f T f ,J if Herbert Sobel 56 Wlest St. New York University lm1rromp1 is frilly tbc fonrhxlom' 3 06 wit. -r f I yd f Q MA Robert IF. Spillane 229 Su. Tenth Street Duke University TJ'fIifj'iI1g Amrricun yonfh, lixrnzplifying honor and hulk. Library Club. Shirley Sydel Steamer 47 Monticello Ave. Montclair A good brurl is brlfrr than all Ihr lwmls in the world. Mathematics Club CVicc-President '37j, Orchestra, Science Club, Sophomore Club, Social Welfare Club, Cast of Swing Fever , Quill and Sand, Girls' Service Club. George Stavroin 61 Stirling Street Michigan University Hllllbllflf with flu' sanvlily of r1'axon. Wcstonian Staff, Mathematics Club, Photography Club, Chess and Checker Club, Boys' Service League. llda Louise Stevens 189 Thirteenth Avenue Hunter College Ml1xir of a finrr xorl Wax drxfimwl lo 111' lwr fain' Orchestra. Leon Stillman S69 So. Seventeenth St. National Radio School sn11 u'a!r'r runx rlvvfrf' Radio Club. Margaret Sitrelbiimger 408 Morris Avenue Rutgers Graf:-ful in tba dam? and szvrvf of zmlurcf' Swing Fever. Seymour lL. Sweiigmam 618 So. 19 Street Business Sindy, zvhirb my wry mul alzborxf' Orchestra, Dance Orchestra. '53 TYYIZAMP JUNEHI957. llrene Szezepanslki 377 Bergen Street Designing Wbz'fbrr Ibn cbarmcr xirmer ls, or xainl, If folly grow mmantir, I muxt fmiflf if. Marion Sylvian Szlacherlcan 389 Sri. 6 Street N, j, C, A srbolar of superior inlrIlrrl. Nos Romani, Sophomore Club, Girls' Service Club. Rachel Ann Tanlfanro 34 Smith Street Newark City Hospital Quirfnrxx ix Isnt. Italian Club. Timothy Joseph Tannsey 144 Columbia Avenue Pace Business School Would lbvrv Ibn! iluwll in rzrry boxom K1 brnrl .vurb ux youu. Howard Topper 96 Tuxedo Parkway Undecided Lair to bmi, Idle lo risr, Makes a xfmlrnl, or ofhvrwixd' Track. Victor Christopher Tartaglia 307 Warren Street Business Co11ti1nml rbevrfulnrss is Ibn sign of wisdom. I Track, Cross Countr - W ' l . LC! 7 Dominick Tedeschi Ill Littleton Avenue Business The brxf work in ilu' world is done on ihc quiet. Italian Club. Edith Phyllis Tcitclhaurn 305 16th Avenue Montclair Swcf'lly and xialely wills all Ihr' Grace of Womnnlaoozlf' Freshman Dramatic Club, Social Welfare Club, 4A Senator, The Ijamp board, Anchors Aweigh, Swing Fever. Rocco Fiorinto Tennglia 92 Sunset Avenue Boeing School of Aeronautics Characlvr ix that which mn do wifboul sncc:'ss.', Italian Club, Science Club, Dra- matic Club. Dorothy Theresa Tours 340 North 7 Street Comptometer School Coy fo u foll, lo lbc Il!'S!'l'l'lI1g free. Sophomore Club. . We Hugo Walter Tretola 393 So. 20 Street Purdue Honor lim in hours! foil. Cross Country - W-W, Co-Cap- tain C'36J, Track - W, Italian Club. .loseph Zelig Tulllash 37 North Munn Avenue University of Chicago An ulblefc lo the core. Science Club, Westonian, German Club, Varsity Track Team- W - UW... Utto Francis Unsinn S2 Abbotsford Avenue Business Every man fo his own fasicf' Swing Fever. Anthony N. Vitale 331 Littleton Avenue ' juvenile School of Music I e1'c'fr'rrrd The task, in smoother walks to stray. Dance Orchestra. Alphonse Volpe 421 So. 15 Street Civil Service Hr filled lbs air with burburous zlissonancrfl Track, Band - W, Dance Or- chestra, Orchestra, Italian Club. f 'l QQ TED iff., William Robert Wallace 447 West Market Street Business N0u'br'ri' so busy a man ax be lbrrc wax, Anil yr! br xrruiczl busier Ibm be um. .1 'ffflxlff J , - if 'X i1f7'ff717 I flhhnes Joseph Walsh 70 Sn. 7 Street Drake Business College I bold br Iikrx mr lrrsl fha! falls me 'Iim'. Daisy Way 85 Livingston Street Undecided Shire lzrr ways are xwrrf, Sbr'x ap! good fnrlunrx fo mrr'l. Spanish Club. Howard William Webb 784 High Street Dancing Academy On zvilb Ihr riaurr, lvl joy ln' lHll'0llfilI1't,.D Dramatic Club, Anchors Aweigh, Swing Fever, Co-Author of Senior Show, '37, Dorothy Jule Weiss 34 Arsdale Place Comptometer School Thr grralrxf mirarlr of lore is ibn run' of coqm-fry. Freshman Dramatic Club, Girls' Sophomore Club QPresident, '34Jg Photography Club, 4A Senator. YHIZAMP Ju E--1957 Pauline lleirmina Werbielty 286 West Kinney Street Undecided Wilb zjwtv Ibn! lonk'il into Ihr' Very mul- Brigbl-aml ax blurb aml burning ax a mal. Robert White ll Littleton Avenue Business nsilflllil' ix lin' lfrxl of 1'irIln'x. l.uey Frances Wineltler 313 Morris Avenue lireeman llospitnl A lllllillfll quirl uml .w'rrnr, Seldom beard bu! oflvu writ. Albert Windsor H8 lfller Avenue Business Y No man ix lrlr'xx'if by llf'l'fIlt'7lf or gums Trm' u'i.ul0m ix ffn' jlrin' nf ln1f1j1inr.vx. Louise Yeldell 85 Wfickliffe Street Apex Beauty College Rm'Iu'0of Ull lm' lifm, lull fl Xlllfll' in luv' I'-1'l'.n Jlauek Young Business Manager, The Lamp 326 Chapman Street College Hix manner ix quivl, bix grip ix xurv, Hix rye ix rlrur for bix lwnrt ix pure. 4A Senator, Buginess Manager of 4A Class, The Lamp board. lLee Margot Zazppullllax 535 Springfield Avenue Barnard College A fourb of senior zliguily, a flash of xmiling rbarm, Aml xurb un uwflrl lol of hruirix, we View brr with alarm. French Club, fPresident '37Jg In- terscholastic French Club, CTreas- urer '37Jg Guignol Puppet Group, Girls' Service Club, Westmmnian. Lesllie Zaitlko 178 Court Street Newark Normal A man of few u'0rilx.', Checker Club, Handball Club. it 2-f.,- Q- Jeannette Marie Zelllles 84 Tremont Avenue Commercial Art N0llJing ix more ximlrlv lbau grr'alnrxs. 'O MAGDALEN FORD IN MEMORIAM Eugenia Veronica: IP. Zieeartili 249 Fairmont Avenue Montclair Praixr' from a frirml or crnxurc from a foe, Arr' lox! on brarrrx tba! ber mrrifx know. Social Welfare Club, Usher for Senior Show, Q'37J. Anne Zmurlsiewitz 635 So. 20 Street Upsaln The bvurf fo t'0lH'!'ll't', lbe nmlrr- xlumliug lo ilirvd, or fbi' huml lo r'xz'4'11Ir'. Girls' Service Club, Sales Staff of W'csronian CManagcr, '37jg Ger- man Club, The Lamp board, Usher for Senior Show, C3739 Math Club. Henry John Zulltowslki 127 Grove Terrace Syracuse University 'PIII I111' lzumlx of Ihr' 1lisr'01'ert'r, Mmlifinr b1'c'0nn'x u heroic url. Lorraine Marie Zvonor 44 Brookdale Avenue Art School Mnxiv ix well xaifl to bc the xpmwb of angels. Sophomore Club, Swing Fever. 4 ' , ,f, 04! g ja X gli X aiwfm 13 Q5 WMM, 1' f gikgnvafg ,jg 7D'u'V6a n K QMQLWM 55 QMWMW W , f 1 ff .,'f.: , ,, A ' W V5 151 gj-1' k Q, 'Q ' 441 ' 3640, Q rxl-H0 ' 5 , nic 'ca A4 ' 'N' u u f' .,... Zum J 71 4 . W .wrgk ' M fwta.. 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The class has set a precedent by giving a performance for which the students were entirely responsible, under the loyal guidance of Miss Hedden and Mr. McGreal. The orchestra started off with an overture of swing tunes. This was followed by that amusing two-act comedy The Red Lampi' directed by Ruth Kornfeld. The cast which gave this play its delightful touch was as follows: Robert Dickinson, Alan John- son, Tobey Kroll, Jack Preston, Edith Teitelbaum, and Evelyn Lachman. While the audience was recovering from their laughter and the scene was being changed for the dance revue that was to follow, Genevieve Chiappinelli, accompanied by Albina Longo, rendered a violin solo. julia Atrochin, who was directress of the singing, came out from behind that role and sang for us Ah, Sweet Mystery of Lifef' By this time our stage was set and the original revue, written by Howard Webb and Howard Sable, was under way. That lively tune Plenty of Money and You started the oncoming chorus composed of Doris Arnold, Sabina Bobrowski, Helen Chapman, Rose Haberman, Virginia Jackson, Laura Katzenel, Jane McGovern, Lucille Millard, Shirley Stamer, Robert Dickinson, Alan Johnson, Sol Kahn, Jack Kohn, Irving Popper, Howard Sable, Albert Ruccione, Otto Unsinn and Charles Miller. The chorus divided and there disclosed Ruth Kornfeld and Howard Webb ready to 'rap-tap on wood.' These two were in perfect harmony as they did an original routine. Following this Julia Atrochin entered in a Chinese costume and sang East Is Westf' Then a cho-cho-cho-cho-na no ha ne to, or shall I say in English, the Chinese num- ber was done with beauty and grace. The choreography was by Ruth Kornfeld and the dancers were Joan Casey, Rose Groll, Tobey Kroll, and Edith Teitelbaum. Robert O'Donnell, the singing waiter, and Terry Fox, that hilarious 'dancing lady,' did move their audience, in fact, they were almost in the aisle when Bob finished singing his number to Terry. That along with another number I shall mention in a few minutes, will go down in history and be remembered till the last syllable of recorded time. Every class must have a composer. and for the class of ,37 we name Harold Rackin, whose original numbers, sung by Robert Croken and Catherine Frisco and danced to by Margaret Strebinger, added immensely to the enjoyment of the audience. Poor Richard johnson, the lonely professor of great renown, tried to learn some rhythm from our hilarious dancing lady, Terry Fox, while Lorraine Zvonar sang He Ain't Got Rhythm . In contrastito this was a number conceived by our own Fred Astaire, Howard Webb, who was assisted by six lovely little tappers, namely: Margaret Byrne, Margaret Cauield, Rita Gould, Evelyn Herman, Catherine Kelly and Alice McConnell. A novelty dance, or should I say to be correct, an acrobatic dance performed with grace and skill by Lillian Sanders was next on the program. From behind the curtain came the chanting of the melodious song Chole. The students who lent their voices to this arrangement were: Lessie Alexander, Selma Berry Evalyn Crowell, Rose Gore, Goldie Moore, Vera Roberts, Lucy Winckler, Charles Alston, James Coxson, Nathan Bell, Winston Beverley, Clifford Holmes, Eugene Johnson, Charles Ellis, James Pratt. Lessie Alexander, usually our rhythm girl, played another role and did a tap toe dance that was indeed excellent. You may remember a few paragraphs back I said that Terry ,Fox along with another number would be remembered till the last syllable of recorded time. Well, that number was sung by Goldie Moore. It was really breath-taking and, not exaggerating, held the audience spell-bound. Vera Roberts, with the aid of Lessie Alexander, Evalyn Crowell, and Selma Berry, ended the show with a rhythmic tap dance as the chorus sang Slumming on Park Avenue. As Shakespeare once said We have our entrances and our exits. Well we have made our entrance, now let us make our exit. There were some who did not display their talents before the curtain but who worked untiringly behind it. Ruth Anzis, John Curcia, Effie Farnow, Richard Johnson, Gertrude Morganroth, Harold Rackin and Rocco Ricciardi, worked on the scenery that lent color and beauty to the set. To Betty Bugie, Edward Donnelly, Frances Gordon, Frank Judge, Victor Palchevski and Rocco Tenaglia who laboriously worked backstage, our sincere gratitude. Luther Cloud, Joseph Bischoff, Robert McGreal, Robert Pfeifer and Jack Preston were respon- sible for the fine lighting effects. Costumes for the dances were designed and made by Miriam Hoffmann. Again to our loyal faculty advisers may we say it was a pleasure to work with you and for you. Cflciaizi ' Olly West Side, Our Alma Mater, Mother of Youth, Your Lamp has conquered shadow Shown us light and truth. We leave your portals With hopes so highg We'll hail thy glory- E'en unto the sky. You'll share our every triumph, You'll share our fame, Our deeds will add new glory Ever to thy name. So do we humbly offer These vows to you Though fate may choose to part We are ever true. Through life's dark labyrinth We may travel farg Knowledge is our weapon, You're our guiding star, So with these words of parting Ring the final bell. We go to face the world Goodbye to you-Farewell. 1 A. , is -I k eat lat? September 11, 1933. Today we entered West Side High School, and were we ex- cited! The school is so large, and it takes so long to find the classes. The upper class- men are so big and grown-up, the girls in silk stockings and the boys in real, honest-to- goodness, long pants. The teachers call us Mr.,' and Miss, instead of by our first names. Elevator tickets, freshy, baby, and similar things are all we hear from the Sophs. But they can't make any headway with us! February 1, 1934. 'Educated freshmen,' that is what we are! We had fun last year marching in the N.R.A. parade, all dolled up in green and white. Miss Frost's home room showed real initiative, writing her a book that she still displays. We're active too, joining clubs and other extra-curricular affairs. It's grand being able to boss the 1B's-one of our greatest pleasures! September 10, 1934. Imagine the nerve of the 'clever' Senior who said we were wise fools! But we are elated Qnew wordj at being Sophomores, on the morning session. How nice it is to have new subjects with new teachersg though everyone says that Geometry is so hard. We're half asleep anyway, it is so hard to get up on time. How- ever, a whole afternoon free makes up for that. February 4, 1935. School is getting sort of boring-with so much work that seems endless! We loved the exciting football games, though. We're the City Champs! The upper classmen are more familiar to us already, and it seems as though we should graduate soon. just think--five full months till vacation! September 9, 1935. Hurrah! We're Juniors! This past year we all celebrated the Tercentennial Anniversary of High School Education in the U. S., but this day is our half-way mark. How time flies! What fun getting new schedules and wasting time with books and cards, but we hope the new teachers are lenient with the assignments- even though it's for our 'own good.' QNQ free afternoons now-we're in too many clubs.j February 3, 1936. Our football team won the city championship again, unde- feated and untied. In a year and a half we'll graduate. Everyone is joining a lot of clubs so as to have them put in the yearbook. The work is getting harder-but we don't worry too much about that! We just can't get used to the sound of the language of Chaucer. September 14, 1936. We're sophisticated Seniors with one more year to go! But all of our home rooms have been changed and many of us are separated from our friends. The 4A's are selling pins and feathers, and we will support them fully Qto get in practice for next termj . February 1, 1937. The highest class in the school! We gave a reception for the graduates which was delightful. 1Our new president had to don a burlap sack and climb a gym rope.j They turned over the Lamp and the assembly seats of honor to us. Pat Conforti is our guiding light, with Joan Casey, Agnes White, Bob Bush, and fourteen senators to aid him. Since our graduation is a milestone-the twentieth commencement of West Side High School-we plan to outdo every other class. Jlllle 20, 1937. Classes are finished. Our show, Swing Fever, was the biggest success known in West Side, thanks to our new publicity campaign and our wonderful directors. The yearbook is completed, our dances were lovely, and our high school career is all over but the shouting-and walking up to receive our diplomas! . . . Goodbye West Side. The class of June, '37, has just terminated four of the happiest years of its life. QCJ HELP WANTED Mal, Female Pupils-for elite school of osculation only men between the ages of 19 Sz 25 need apply. E. Teitlebaum, 14 Lovers Lane. Female Farmer to help raise cattle, Hogs, Chick- ens, 6 H. Sable. Write to Meadow FarmsACare of above. Filibusters, log rollers, and boon-dogglers for local campaign work. See P. Confortx, 193 Slingit Lane. Canvassers-to assist manager on huge route. Commission. Apply Jack Kohn, 357 Sellit Rd. Barber--experienced, for private residence. Must stay in. Call Alan Johnson, 938 Clipper Ave. -4 Nurses-Experience unnecessary. Must be young and cute. See Dr. Robert Elwood Rich. Girls-to assist engineer in planning curves for new bridge. H. Mendelsohn, 635 Buildit St. Operatorsiexperienced on Singer machines'-See M. Holfman. 354 Sewem Rd. Salesmen-to sell new all steel baby carriages, streamlined, bullet proof, gas masks attached. and razor blades for the little shaver. G. Gilbert. 36 Rightum Ave. Revolutionists-must have experience and be will- ing to die for the cause. Fighting begins as soon as orders arrive from Moscow. See S. Samet at headquarters. Ghost writerswto assist in writing humorous col- umn in college paper. References. Write to H. Gersten, Care of Ben Bernie. Boys and Jokes to use in conversation. Write Kay Buhl, 156 Yeser St. Bodyguard-Must be under forty and fair to look upon. Must be able to handle crowds of pursuing males. Write for appointment. C. Frisco, 431 Peacock St. Chorus girls for colossal production. Beauty an asset. H. Webb, 13 Broadway, New York. Singers-for Chorus work. D. Arnold, Radio Center. Musicians-for all girl swing band. Bring instru- ments and music. G. Chlapinelli. Dancing Partner-Experienced in terpeschorian airs. Young. Goodlooking. R. Kornfeld, 45 Stepit Salesgirls to aid in ticket campaign. Experience necessary. F. Gorden, 756 Sellit Rd. Companion-Quiet, refined. and not too verbose. M. Krebs. 847 Passive St. Tailor-Experienced, with knowledge of the latest styles. F. Frieda, 758 Fitit Ave. Pupils-for finishing shcool. Best teachers avail- able at school. T. Kroll, 145 Soph Rd. EMPLOYMENT WANTED F Professional Model-have won beauty contests and am able worker. J. Young, 97 Vanity Rd. Gigolo--Have experience since High School Days. Cheap. J. Silberg, 94 Strutem Rd. Typists-Beginner. I use the 4 finger Hunt and Peck system. E. Ziccardi' 847 Finddit St. All around girl-I can cook, dance and make IIIYSI-Elf generally handy at almost everything. R. Gould, 464 Fairmont Ave. Professional Story-Teller-Adept at the art of eloquizmg. J. Montagna, 672 Worder Ave. Actress-desiring child parts in Broadway pro- ductions. Call F. Ellerbrock. Ma. 2-1121. 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Bob Rich .........,. Alan Johnson ,....,. Izfearbeeb Wyaufaeily Cutie . Did Most for West Side . Most Studious Most Ambitious ,. ..,. Noisiest .. .. Quietest GIRL Doris Eckel Anne Zmurkiewitz Anne Zmurkiewitz Ruth O'Brien lMargaret Keppler lMerle Krebs Best Looking Ruth O'Brien' Nicest Smile . Gertrude Morganroth Best Dancer Margaret Caufield Most Athletic ., Margaret Strebinger Most Musical Genevieve Chiappanelli Best Artist Peggy Benedict Most Original Gertrude Morganroth Wittiest Carmel Pelosi Most Loved by the Faculty Ruth Kornfeld Biggest Blujer Tobey Kroll Class Baby Helen Chapman Most Dignified Eleanor Ardern Most Versatile Effie Farnow Nicest Personality Most Likely to Succeed Most Cynical Class Pest ., .... Most Baslaful ..... .. Biggest Flirt Most Courteous Biggest Pull Agnes White Joan Casey Sandra Ratner Jane McGovern Rose Groll Agnes White Ruth Kornfeld ATHLIZTIC f, ,, . . A 'A H'KgcQih O Ii T3c:3'-2 9 ,CG Q, A -49 '22 51. Kill F5 A 45,1 l n 4A LETTERMEN BASEBALL With the coming of spring, baseball is the main topic of conversation. The popu- larity of the sport from the view point of a few is due to the people's knowledge of the rules of the game. Mr. Reilly who has been doing a good job with our boys and we hope will continue to do so. He is a strong advocator of sportsmanship which is noticeable in his teams. The team is captained by Mike Melack and Pete Piniazik who have served two terms on the team. 1 TENNIS The tennis team under Mr. Spear and the coaching of Abe Belgard looks forward to a successful year. There is strong competition for first and second positions on the team which is an exceedingly good sign. TRACK Mr. Reed should be complimented on his good work after taking over the track team. The Board of Education Meet brought out the strength of our team. So far it looks like a well balanced squad. CROSS-COUNTRY Although our cross-country team placed second in the city meet it turned in the best performance of any cross-country team in the history of West Side. This year's harriers succeeded in defeating Central, last year's city and state cross-country title holders. It was through Mr. Bauman's coaching ability that the team was able to achieve its victories. The squad was characterized by its good sportsmanship and team spirit. SWIMMING Under the able advisership of Mr. Noll and the coaching ability of Benny Dispen- siere, the West Side natators came through to take second place in the city swimming meet. For the season the team has turned in a record of seven wins and ten losses. Out- standing among the team were Captain Frank Monaco and Terry Fox, who captured two first places in the city meet. Twelve men of the team were awarded their letters for winning at least twenty points and participating in at least three quarters of the meets. FOOTBALL Although our team did not win the city championship, it did train a good squad of boys for next year. This yearis team was marked for its cooperative spirit. The Rough Riders fought clean and hard while the school showed its loyalty by supporting the team. Coach Liddy has started a football club in which he is developing material for next year's squad. . I 5 .122 1' -rw. C - Cat, ART CLUB Miss O'Sullivau, Faculty Adviser An appreciation of the fine arts is encouraged for members of the art club. They are privileged to engage in any form of artistic handiwork they desire. Thus many inter- esting pieces of creative art have been produced. This group has made some fine patterns on linoleums, and created unique fashions, and has done lovely paintings, drawings, and bits of sculptoring. Too, they assist with any art work which is needed by the other organizations of the school. , CHESS AND CHECKER CLUB Mr. Holee, Faculty Adviser Sidney Sherzer, President Jack Preston, Vice President Jeanne Klein, Secretary The Chess and Checker Club aims to develop a life-time hobby for its members. A chess and checker team, composed of the more proficient members, has been successful in local and suburban competition. CRAFT CLUB Mr. Strouse, Faculty Adviser One of the most industrious groups in the school is the Craft Club. Members meet for two periods every week to make interesting patterns, bracelets, trays, and clips, molds from various metals, and carved from leathers. This work affords application of true ability. DRAMATIC CLUB Miss Vitello, Faculty Adviser Ruth Kornfeld, Chairman Betty Allsopp, Secretary When an actor speaks his lines from the stage, it is only with the aid of many unseen assistants that he is able to convey satisfactorily the part to the audience. It is the purpose of the dramatic club to train the members in lighting effects, settings, make- up, and costuming, as well as the actual work upon the stage. This year, special atten- tion was paid to pantomime, one-act and current plays. A special group was selected to train students in public address and diction. - GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB Miss Frost, Faculty Adviser Joan Casey, President Grace Reilly, Vice-President Virginia Price, Secretary Rose Haberman, Treasurer I'm in the office first period while you help Miss Carlton and Jane helps Miss Mot- zenbecker, states a service leaguer, telling the various duties of the club members. The welfare work of the girls is climaxed by the sponsoring of the annual old clothes drive to which the entire school contributes. The fifty members of the club must be of good scholastic standing and approved by a board of the faculty. GIRLS' SOCIAL WELFARE CLUB Miss K. Quinn, Faculty Adviser Arline Lindy, President Angelina Rizzuto, Vice-President Jeanne Klein, Secretary Hilda Solomon, Treasurer This charitable group of girls work entirely for the good of others. They have given many parties for the children of the Home for the Friendless, and have given great aid to the Red Cross at various times this year. THE GUIGNOL Mr. Brenman, Faculty Adviser Janice Neff, Secretary The guignol group has found that an interesting method for the practical adaptation of the French language is to stage marionette shows in which all the characters speak French and wear native dress. The puppetcers have made their own delightful dolls and costumes and have constructed a stage, complete with lighting, for these performances. Le Cuvier was produced for the meeting of the Interscholastic French Association. LIBRARY CLUB Miss Merville, Faculty Adviser Robert Rich, President June Dickson, Vice-President Kathryn Burger, Secretary Virginia Price, Treasurer As we enter the library, we notice a large Desk, furnished with a vase of flowers and several copies of the latest novels. Behind this desk each period someone is ready to check your books. There are twenty-three students elected each term to assist the librari- an in her many duties. At the monthly meetings of the club, literary topics are discussed. MATH CLUB Miss Keller, Faculty Adviser Leonard Pettiti, President Shirley Stamer, Vice-President Hilda Solomon, Secretary Henry Webb, Treasurer Math Club members engage in many interesting discussions on difficult problems, graphs, riddles, and statistics that require mathematical application. A medal will be presented to the outstanding math student of every graduating class starting with our class of June, '37. Q PHOTO CLUB Mr. Oruer, Faculty Adviser Alan Johnson, President Hindley Mendelsohn, Secretary-Treasurer Smashing through right tackle, the half back gains five yards for a first down. While the would-be expert in the stands explains it all to the bewildered girl-friend, action shots of the plays are being taken by the photo club members. Later, the films are unreeled in the team room to correct misplays and show the men how they made their errors. Beside taking pictures of school activities, the club has its own dark room in school, where members learn the art of developing pictures. QUILL AND SAND Miss Poole, Faculty Adviser Herbert Gersten, President Lydia Casarella, Vice-President Eva Higgins-Gertrude Morganroth: Secretary Viola Aundall, Treasurer The as irin attem ts of emb ro-novelists, oets, and dramatists of the school are P g I P X P ' brought to the meetings of the Quill and Sand for the correction and approval of un- biased student audience. The club's main activities this year were a spelling bee, in which the entire school was invited to participate, and the presentation of the original play, Trash, and What Comes of It. ' TABLE TENNIS Miss H edden, Faculty Adviser H joan Casey, Secretary-Treasurer When table tennis members are at the table, they usually reduce! Using celluloid balls in lieu of meat balls, the members play on the courts of four lunch tables up in the cafeteria. This club has no formal meetings, but requires members to chase under the table after the elusive ball. When not competing against local teams, the paddlers bat the ball to improve their own play. -.l.l.l-1- Any student really interested in a language is not satisfied with preliminary classroom instruction. In order for him to fully understand the language, it is necessary for him to delve into the history of the particular country, to study the traits and native customs of the people, and to have a fair comprehension of them. It is for this purpose that the school language clubs are formed. The student of today wants an understanding of foreign tongues. Clear interpretation leads to clearer understanding and international peace! FRENCH CLUB Mr. Brefimau, Faculty Adviser ' Lee Zappulla, President Rita Gould, Vice-President Betty Allsopp, Sesretary Sidney Goff, Treasurer GERMAN CLUB Mr. Alden, Faculty Adviser Frederick Knapp, President Louis De Filippis, Vice-President Sabina Bobrowski, Secretary Ruth Hof, Treasurer ITALIAN CLUB Mr. De Cristofero, Faculty Adviser Italo W. DeCristofero, President NOS ROMANI Miss Tozer, Faculty Adviser Jessie Turk, First Consul Luther Cloud, First Consul Censor, Stanley Bedford Quaestor, Jeanne Klein Aecliles: Betty Allsopp, Robert McGreal SPANISH CLUB bold, Fflty AQiser Sidney Sklar, Pres' Rita Gould, Vice-President elyn Lachman, Secretary 7 . :ZlCltXll? mcllzvcczf ,K b,L. I :,, 3 vs .. ii. w ' 1 jf: x X f . -wif, MISS I-I. POOLE MISS E. JACOBS MISS If. BRANDIIR MR. KI. S. BURLEY MR. A. JOHNSON MR. C. DULL MRS. B. ALDOUS MISS R. TI-IORP MISS E. FROST laaf anvf Qeafamenf Class Will West Side High School June 30, 1937 To whom it may concern: We, the West Side High School graduating class of 1937, being a highly salubrious and integral state of mind, uninfluenced by prejudice or similar forms of partiality, do, in accord with the tradition of each graduating class, formulate our last will and testa- ment as a means of disposal of our accumulative property, possessions and privileges. It is with deliberation that we bequeath to the several divisions of the students and faculty the consequent duties and obligations. To the Freshmen, we offer the inspiring atmosphere induced by sitting for the first time in the auditorium, reading the apothem, l'Education is the ambition and hope of America. It will manifest in you a desire for studious achievement. Of course, you may accident- ally leave your textbooks in your lockers so you cannot do your home work. To the Sopbomores, goes a bequeathment of optimistic trial, dismal failure and infinite oppression. You shall attempt to cut and, lacking the proper repertoire of a professional cutter, your attempts will invite failure. Adamantine pedagogues will force you on one half mile itinerary around the building, rather than have you go 424, inches in the wrong direction. Last but not least Qfar from the leastj you will awake to the penetrating odors emanating from the chem. lab. If you are of a sufficiently high sophomoric cali- bre, you will pass these minor irritations by and prepare to reap your harvest of Fun in your junior and senior years. To the juniors, we bequeath the right of assuming the potent position of potentiates. You may roll marbles down the floor and stamp your feet in study, leave milk bottles strewn over the lunch room and if you dare, even cut with impunity. Finally, you may peruse the rights of seniors and revel in the joy of anticipation of privileges to come. To the Seniors, we leave this extensive group of bequeathments, henceforth to be known as Divine Rights of Seniorsf, They may use the front door to their heart,s content except when a teacher is looking, may ascend down stairways and vice-versa, possess the exclusive right of selling lunchroom, library, and elevator tickets to freshmen, and may perpetrate as they see Ht any notion which appeals to their sense of nonsense and despite their flagrant obtrusiveness, may each year's crop of seniors grow worse than their prede- cessors, so some day we may anticipate the ideal senior who will be consistent in his in- consistencies and do everything wrong. To the Faculty, we extend our gratitude for having supervised our mistakes during the past four years. In requital, we state, it is through our efforts that ten te1chers will be given a year's furlough this spring, and two will retire. We surely did our best the past four years to wear them out and to make their leaves possible. 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