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

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жск ج © мч.‏ ېی о m‏ امه San n= N ھب هھه‎ so D = Class Advisors The cycle from flapper dresses to mini skirts leaves one wondering if forty years makes much difference. The 1928 graduating class of West Side set aside a page in their yearbook to thank Mr. Charles E. Dull, their class advisor, for his guid- ance. We the 1968 class find ourselves equally debted to Mrs. Lois Thomas and Mr. Gerald Klass. How can we thank two people who brought us such happiness and good times? In the 20’s students crowded the halls, rooms, and cafeteria just as they do now. They were faced with some of the same problems. Students haven’t changed much and they still rely on adult under- standing and willingness to help. Our class advisors have helped us plan activities that'll be forever remembered. We, the 40th anni- versary graduating class wish to extend an ap- preciation and thanks to our class advisors and friends, Mrs. Thomas and Mr. Klass.

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A CU L TY English Department The Fortieth Anniversary graduating class ishes to extend our heartiest thanks to each mem- er of the faculty. lst row І to r. Irvin Zachar, Theodore Burns, Eleanor Goldenberg, Donald Nicholas. 2nd row 1. to r. Toby Mahler, Mary Bolger, Eleanor Korfmann, Catherine Cullimore, Daniel Wacker, Frances Feldman. 3rd row 1. to r. Thomas Hunt, John Aslanian, Elizabeth Habler, David Hayes, and Leon Ormond. History Department HISTORY DEPARTMENT lst row 1. to r. Irving Merkin, Harriet Shampansky, Kathleen Murphy. 2nd row 1. to r. John Taylor, Ira Shampansky LIN vRNA коза = Ist row 1. to r. Ruth Cohen, Carol Matuzas, Florence Newman, Francesca Cubria, Lois Thomas, John Aslanian Fred Martin, George Memos, Melvyn Beiman, Seymour Farber, Thomas Morello.

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Guidance Counselors Everyone, at one time or the other, wants some sort of love and affection to soothe their wounds and lend a helping hand when needed. Let’s reminisce about 40 years. In 1928 West Side didn’t have a Guidance Department. The students received their advice and counseling from Mrs. Bernice Hamilton, former vice-principal of West Side. The passing years have seen formed a well-organized guidance department that has cajoled us into taking things that will help us in the future. Even though the staff has been put through trying moments and many ordeals, they still maintained their objective of opening our eyes to greater oppor- tunities. While attending West Side we have received ad- vice and Counseling from Mrs. Alice Norton, head counselor, Mrs. Eleanor Korfmann and Mrs. Frances Kaplan, our class guidance counselors. We, the graduating class of '68, express our sin- cere gratitude to the guidance department for being an everlasting beacon in the sea of life. Mrs. Frances Kaplan ҮШ IA 1 1‏ چوس Mrs. Eleanor Korfmann