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

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CLASS LEADERS Sandro Griffin Voted xtorion Jo-Ann Will.am» SoMotorion Von »»o Baker Clott Preudent Itnion Vemg Margie Murrell Qoji Vice-Prettdenl Business Manoger Collett Gray Ptesident of the Sfudenf Council We, the Senior Class of Nineteen Hundred and Seventy-three, have proudly fulfilled the necessary requirements for graduation here at West Side High Shool. Although we have been faced with many uncertainties during this period, we were strongly pulled through by the guidance, conduct, and interest of our class leaders. It is now that we take pride and pleasure in the acknowledgement of these members of our Senior Class. First, to Sandra Griffin, valedictorian, and to Jo-Ann Williams, saluta-torian, of our graduating class, both of whom have held high acodemic grades throughout their years of West Side High School. Next, we wish to acknowledge Vanessa Baker, President of the Senior Closs, Lenton Vining, Vice-President, and Margie Murrell, Business Manager for their leadership in steering the reins of all the closs affairs. Together, these members of our class put forth an effort to make it one of the best graduating classes ever produced by West Side High School. Finally, we salute Collette Gray, President of the Student Council, who worked collectively with others for a change in the interest of the students. We now applaud ourselves, the Closs of '73, for completing four glorious years at West Side. 3

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 ujamaa The agencies depicted above ore just a few that oid and assist the youth of Newark. Model Cities of Newark is one of the planning ogencies for the city of Nework and the community. Talent Search for Youth works feverishly with all high school students anxious to enter college. Dare is one of the drug rehabilitation centers in Newark which tries to help people with drug oddiction problems. As you can see, some members of West Side s student body mode o grond tour of the Dare Center on Littleton Avenue and we also went to the kitchen where some of the Dare members were prepar.ng dinner. 2

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The City of Newark is the proud host of three institutions of higher learning. Pictured at the right is the present building housing Essex County College. Below is on aerial view of ECC as plonned for the future. The colleges ore located in downtown Newark and are conveniently accessible to practically anyone wishing to attend.