Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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kvtuxwf Swim ming William Ferinden Archie Goldstein, A.M. Dorothy MacDonald, Margaret Nolan, B.P.E. C ommerrial Smdief Roy F. Snyder, A.B. Edgar G. Parkinson Ralph T. Ripley, B.S. Helen M. Irwin, A.B. Edna A. Wittpenn john H. Finn, B.S. john A. Kelly Hazel M. Servis, A.M. Arthur T. Newton Anna K. Rieser Caroline Bradt Nora M. Scholl, B.C.S. Er McLaughlin, A.M. rian eseltine, B.S. Rose McCourt Fred Messler, Ed.M. Edgar R. Stockman, A.M. Margaret Foss, A.M. Loretta Ryan Daniel Finnegan Nora V. M. Fagan Anna R. Raguse Amanda Kristiansen, B.S. Ethel R. Colley, B.S. Thomas Wallace, A.B. Veronica Madden, B.C.S. Theresa H. Flannery, B.S john J. Lester, A.B. Donald P. Campbell, A.B. john Slane, Ph.B. Myra Weisberg, B.S. Adam S. Witkowski, A.B Arthur Crowley, A.B. Edna M. Mahon, B.S. Kathryn O'Brien, B.S. FACULTY-fContinuedj F reeband Dmwifzg john K. Woodruff Mary S. Halladay Bonnie Artaserse Music joseph Rozof, B.S. Helen M. Christill P19 yfiral Edzzmtiofz Mildred L. Anderson, Ed.M. Clair Birch, Ir. Richard Horne Mary C. Leary Lillian Schmidt, B.S. Elias Epstein, B.S. Matilda Singer, B.S. Leon Geant, Ed.M. I fzduftrial L. Raymond Smith, .A.B. Henry D. Burghardt George C. Witt Herbert McCaslin Frank Halstead Henry Ouram jacob A. Sieben Paul F. Weld Ralph A. Loomis, B.S. I. Stewart Walker, M.E. Loren C. Wagoner, B.S. Joseph Fishkin, B.S. William E. jewett James X. Warren Charles Benter, Ed.M. Philip Caroselli, A.M. Claude de Hegh, B.S. Harry W. Osgood William Osterheld, A.M. john De Cotiis, M.M.E. Morris Slurzberg, Ed.M. Bernard Cummings Charles A. Wood, B.F.A. Thirteen Stephen F. Roach, M.E. Henry P. Boettcher Herman K. Baumritter, B.S Henry Sostman, B.S. Nathaniel Nystrom, B.S. Raymond A. Love Charles Thierfelder, B.S. John H. Kelly George Hastie Edward F. 'Glynn Lua R. Crawford, B.S. Ethel Willett Edith L. Capron Marion McKisack, B.S. Mabel M. Bright, B.S. Katharine R. Hallock, B.S. Hilda Woehler, B.S. Elly Havez, B.S. Carmela Martoglio, B.S. Ojire Margaret Smith Jennie Van Winkle Margaret Dorton Eleanor Schoefer, Ed.M. Zita Yeck Margaret Bock Grace Mastrolia Mary L. Dwyer Esther B. Plager Evelyn Mostowitz Hattie Servetz Estelle Radin

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aww Englirb Harry -G. Grover, A.B. Jean E. Glassford, A.B. Elizabeth R. Albers, A. M. Mary E. Reynolds, A.M. Grace C. Straight, A.M. Mabel R. Secor, A.M. Blanche Turrell, A.M. Elida Armstrong, A. M. xaiorena E. Fry, B.S. Evelyn H. McCaskie, A.B. Mary E. King, A. M. Gladys Waterbury, A.B. William M. Dougherty, A.M. Lucy G. Adamthwaite, B.S. Norma Underhill, A.B. Florence E. Lindridge Merta Underhill, A.B. William Ryan, A.B. Zelda G. Leif, A.M. Hazel Loesch, A.M. Nellie Hughes, B.S. May K. Cooke, B.S. Marie B. Dolan, Ed.M. Edward G. McNally, A.M. Minna Greenstein, A.M. T. May Hendrickson, B.S. Florence Smith, B.S. Teresa Mahan, A.M. Elsie Weigand, A.M. Augusta I. Gustafson, B.S. Mildred M. Otto, A.M. Vincent O'Shea, Ed.M. John Colaneri, .A.M. John Griffin, A.B. FACULTY Frank McMackin, Ph. D., Principal William Rosengarten, Ph.D., Vice Principal Anita L. Niebanck, B.S., Adviser of Girls Carlos D. Handforth, Adviser of Boys John C. Adams, B.S., Adviser of Boys French Sara Loeb, A.M. Lenore Westerman, B.S. German Carl Brands, A.M. Harry G. Seides, Ph.B. Italian Francis Pristera, Ph.D. Philomena De Pumpo, A.M. Arista O,Regan, A.B. Latin Edna White, A.B. Frances E. Hall, A.B. Mary C. Henderson, A.M. Julius Berkman .A.M Jeremiah Twomey, BSP' Helene A. Wippich, .M. Spanirh Lv-f Hiftory Arthur L. Brainerd, A.M. M. Berna Thompson, A.M. Abby E. Roys, A.M. Emily Dubuque, A.M. H. Miles Grordy, A.M. John H. Pugh, .A.M. Bethania Tucker, A.M. William Madden, A.M. Vivian M. Cannon, A.M. Helen A. Morris, B.S. Muriel R. Mullins, B.S. Vincent M. Donoan, A.B. Ella M. Fallon, A.B. Twelve Mathemalirr Nelson L. Roray, B.S. Charles S. Woodward, A.B. Paul Hagar, A.B. Edward ' I. Edgerton, A.M. Lawrence D. Rhoads, A.M. Margaret F. Jensen, A.B. Alice B. Sterling, A.M. Helen E. Schneck, A.M. Marielle R. Kays, A.B. Florence D. Pinkham, A.M. Frances Soman, A.M. Wladyslawa Kukelski, A.M. Sylvia Epstein, B.S. Helen Nier, B.S. Thomas F. Ryan, A. B. L37 Srienfe Ernest A. Sanders, A.M. Eugene R. Davis, B.S. Albert E. Dickie, B.S. Theodore R. Treadwell, B.S Jennie L. Biddle, B.S. Ira E. Peterson Homer N. Simpson, A.M. Wardell H. Kortright, B.S. Alexander Wilson, Jr. A.M. Grace L. Foote, Ph.B. Hazel M. Wilson, A.B. Mary G. Kerr, A.B. Esther DeWitt, Ed.M.

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FRANK E. MATHEWSON Frank E. Mathewson was brought to this city by the Board of Education in 1912 after an extensive search for the most outstanding, available man to organize and establish the Technical and Industrial Department in the newly enlarged Wm. L. Dickinson High School. Having served as an instructor and leader in the technical schools of Springfield, Cleveland, and Boston, and supported by many years of practical experience in industry, he was qualified as few other men for this new venture-the incorporation of technical and industrial training as a definite high school curriculum leading to a regular high school diploma. To him was given the responsibility of selecting the faculty, of pur- chasing the equipment, and of planning the courses. Mr. Mathewson probably did more than any other man of that day to put Jersey City on the educational map of our country. The school visitors' register of those years is a roster containing hundreds of names familiar to the educational world-educators who came to see, and left, to praise. During the Woz'ld War, Mr. Mathewson was appointed by the War Department as its District Educational Director in charge of its War Trade Training Schools. This was a most signal recognition of his outstanding ability. A shadow fell upon this school in May, 1930, when sudden death claimed him. As the years slip by possibly none of the pupils of this school, and even few of the newer teachers, remember him. It is most fitting, therefore, that this first Technical and Industrial graduating class in whose hearts, after twenty-two years, the loving memory of Mr. Mathewson still glows, has met and given this tribute in imperishable bronze. Fourteen