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

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Freedoms of the Bill of Rights, but remember, the privilege of Liberty must be won anew by each generation. Guard your integrity and your self respect zealously. Meet your responsibilities fairly and yours will be a satisfying life. The happiness of candy and ice-cream, I cannot promise you. but. if you walk upright in Spirit, with courage to do your daily tasks and with maturity in your contacts with your family and your fellow men, I can promise you contentment. I would not seek more for you. 5

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j onqnafalatione . . . You have run the race and reached the goal. Two hundred, seventy-six registered as 2B's in February 1950. Today we have one hundred, fifty-five in the 4A Class. The road has been difficult, but you have persevered. You have earned the right to be proud of your achievement. Let us take a peek at the future. Some twenty-five or thirty per cent of you will continue to be students. The rest are entering upon a vocational career. In either case, you are citizens. You have all the rights and responsibilities of citizens. Assume both in full measure. Your rights include the A

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We, the Class of January 1953. would like to thank Mrs. Kaplan and Mr. Dudas. our senior class advisers, for the extensive work they did in preparing us for graduation. Their tireless efforts, extreme patience, and continuous work are what made our graduation possible. Without their help, many obstacles could not have been overcome, and many pleasant memories would have been lost. Work such as they have done, in an effort to guide and prepare us for 6