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

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YEAR NEI h Literary Staff Nancy Alderiso Adele Berlin Ruth Blumenschine Evelyn Boyden Joe Carr Irving Crystal Ruth Erskine Mario Fischera Lester Fuer Seymour Furst Regina Gorski Joe Grimes Hilda Hankin Katheryn Harralson Frances Jeff Bernardine Johnson Rita Judge Frank Kessler Shirley Knodel Laura Krause Milton Kreuger Claire La Motta Regina Langbein Julius Lerner Elaine Levine Mildred Levine Emma Logan Alyce McManus Constance McManus Anita Moreland Helen Murphy Lola Nagel Agnes Naumann Jacqueline Pierson Gloria Reismiller Fannie Rindner Sidney Schloss Esther Selvy Dorothy Sherr Kenneth Sklar Arthur Sweid Jerry Tamburello Nicholas Tritask Jeannette Venturi Aneelina Vitali Helen Zalewski Typing Committee Tina Borruso Madeline Carey Rochelle Grossman Eleanor Kantor Michael Lucarello Elvera Messina Doris Snyder 9 T Art Committee Remigio Armenti (cover design and activity design) Ruth Brosniak Irwin Cohen Rocco Giannotta Jack Moser Haskell Weiss Photography Committee George Bosan Thomas Faulkner Richard Gekle Theodore Grontkowski Lenore Kantor Jules Kravet Florence Melkowits Joe Menza AFF Ruth Rogers Herman Zackin Business Staff Werner Bracht Helen Cronk Lucille Goldberg Leona Goldshine Anita Horowitz Barbara Kelly Jean Koenig Roslyn Landew Jack Mooney Edward North Walter Poleschuck Elsie Radeen Ruth Wachman Page Eleven

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The Senate is the class governing body selected by the students in each senior homeroom. |t is through their direction that the various senior activities are planned. Werner Bracht Betty Marley Irwin Cohen Shirley Moglia Barbara Ewell Jack Moser Jack Fiamingo John Petitti Gloria Grippo Walter Poleshuck Eileen Higgins Ruth Rogers John Kane Anthony Rubino Lenore Kantor Albert Sossner Shirley Knodel William Thornton Roslyn Landew Angelina Vitale Page Ten

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IHE CROSSROADS OF LIFE started our strife that iir, and say we don in fullest of measure “Anger” appear, or Worry or Fear Or did “Tempt” try invading our minds, counterfought these, with the greatest of ease, With weapons of all different kinds From the crossroads we start, all set to depart From West Side, to fields of endeavor But the lessons here taught, in our minds have been wrought, And will be remembered forever And when the end nears, when the sun disappears, At the crossroad we'll meet some time later, We'll remember the day, when we were so gay At West Side, our Own Alma Mater Jerry Tamburello