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

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Robert Lett Assistant to the Principal The world has advanced from primitive condi- tions to the present day Space Age. Even though the world undergoes changes the people remain the same. Dignity and quality is still recognized by our society today. West Side has been fortunate for years to have such good discipline personnel, In 1928 Mrs. Bernice Hamilton, former vice-president, doubled as both advisor and discipline director. This position is now filled by Mr. Robert Lett, assistant to the princi- pal. His ability to cope with different matters, pleas- ant or unpleasant, has made him known and recog- nized by the students of West Side. Such a man will never be forgotten but will stay in the memories of all West Siders. Mr. Alvin Panzer Vice-Principal In 1928 West Side acquired its first vice principal, Mrs. Bernice Hamilton. She was an example and friend to the students of West Side. Today we have another outstanding vice principal, Mr. Panzer. His assistance and understanding is most helpful to students. Mr. Panzer lends a helping hand to all of those whose goal is success. He'll consider all problems whether they're large or small. Mr. Panzer is constantly telling us to open the door, to the knock of success and to make a pattern of our own. Because of his kind consideration and devotion, Mr. Panzer is greatly admired at West Side. We, the class of June 68, wish him success in his future years at West Side.

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1928 Administration 1968 Mr. Charles Brodsky Principal Mr. Alan Johnson First Principal ` The old suits with the wide collar jackets and cuffed pants have changed, but schools have not. In the 19205 and 1930's schools needed someone to set a pattern to be followed, someone to help students and help teacher’s face situations. This person needed pa- tience and tolerance necessary to meet and solve all problems of the school. When West Side opened Mr. Allen Johnson was principal. He had definite ideas about how to foster success in students. The stu- dents knew the principal of West Side was boss. Our principal, Mr. Charles Brodsky carries on in the West Side Tradition. He is aware of the difficulties facing our school and its students in this time of great academic change. He knows that stu- dents’ success in the future will depend on how well they are educated. Our principal is doing everything possible to maintain our school’s high standards of education so that each and everyone of us, will have a highly successfull and productive future. We want Mr. Brodksy to know that we appreciate the fact that he is a leader and pacesetter at West Side. We, the 40th anniversary graduating class would Brodsky to say “Thanks,” to Mr. Brodksy.

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Business Department Ist row l. to r. Adrianne Davis, Eliner. Хей, Aghes)Maddox, Frances Kaplan. 2nd row 1. to r. Louise Minchj hy Andrew Siska. 3rd row l. to r. John Taylor, Lorenzo Sista, Jack Barbara, James Byrne, Manny Friedman Guidance Department GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Ist row 1. to r. Eleanor Korfmann, Alice Norton, Frances Kaplan. 2nd row l. to r. Leonard Friedman, Frederic Martin, Lorenzo Sista. суа مته‎ A =» SI“ say о Ы Ist row 1. to r. Frances Fitzsimmons, Benjamin Katz, Helen Franz- blau, Lillian Lago, 2nd row 1. to r. Leonard Friedman, Anna Flana- gan, Paul Cutrino THE The faculty of West Side has been the pacesette for the students. They’re the ones who have given u instructions and guidance in our subjects ап studies.