Linden High School - Cynosure Yearbook (Linden, NJ)

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Ella Balogh ....................... Sara Anne Schlossberg ......... Morris Brodman .............. William Sparks ........... Albina Skladal ........... Anna Kosowski ............. Marion Schoonmaker ....... Ida Tamarolf ................ Beatrix Farkas .................. Edgar Fleischmann .......... Adeline Verner ............. Michael Sellner ......... Julius Braun ........... Harold Green ........ Lottie Roseband ........ Joe Mrozek ............ Margaret Keim ......... George Engisch ......... Edna Sojer ............. Happy Days Are Here Again He's So Unusual ....,......,.,,...., ' v IKMOHHIH Low ......,..,.. .... What Do I Care ...... Am .I Blue ..,... I ........,....,..... 'Puttln on the Ritz ,.,,....,......i.. Sweeter than Sweet .....i..,..i.... Senior Stars Theme Songs ...........Clara Bow ............Greta Garbo .........William Haines ..........Ronald Colman ...........Colleen Moore ........Anne Pennington ..............Anita Page ........Polly Moran .............Helen Kane ..............John Gilbert ........Dolores Costello .......Dick Barthelmess ..........Harold Lloyd .........Richard Dix ..................Lila Lee ............Grant Withers Moran ........ John Mack Brown Loy GERTRUDE GOLDSTEIN, '3o. .......SchoolDays Painting the Clouds with Sunshine ...4.., Chant of the Jungle ......,..,..,. Beside an Open Fireplace ,.,... Have a Little Faith in Me .... Strike, Up the Band .,.....,...... R10 Rita ........,............,....,.,. Without You .............,............ Satisfied ...,.................,....,....... Hanging on the Garden Gate Absence Makes the Heart Grow Fonder ..,..... If I Can't Have You .............. Little by Little ...,...........,......., Congratulations ...... ..,....All A's ..,....Study Hall ....,..Tests Senior with an F Seniors to the Freshmen Senior Girls .....,..Art Class .,.....Chorus .,....,Senior Play Athletic Teams .......The Orchestra Spanish Moon ........Senior Boys ...,....After Lunch ...,r.,After 3 o'clock .......For L. H. S. ...,..,Class Trip ......Nearing Exams ......i..,........Graduation 26 MARION SCHOONMAKER, '30

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Scott B eautiful C arefree S teadfast Sellner M echanical A greeable S miling Simpson G arrulous J ubilant S ensational Skladal A lert M ethodical S keptical Skolsky 'C autious B eauty-loving S atisfying Sojer E conomic R osy S ettled Sparks W ise E loquent S porty Stemple C apable B rainy S ilent Tamaroili I nimitable R oamer T alkative Vanderwall F rank C ourteous V aliant Verner A dmirable A pt V ersatile Vordemtharen L ikable M oderate V igorous Weinert K inetic B rainy W illing Wilner J ocund B enevolent W arm-hearted Zirlin L iberal C andid Z ealous Zukowsky S quare J ovial Z eus BEATRIX FARKAS, MARGARET K1s1M. Believe It Or Not Lillian Hadley is the possessor of naturally wavy hair. Harry Finkelstein is the logical successor to Henry Burbigf' Anna Jackman's tresses excel in blondness. Leo Greenberg and William Engel take every opportunity to Voi Walter Mroziuk's violin is his pride and joy. Mamie Beviano is not the least bit shy. Mary Ezayuk's enthusiasm for library work will bring her fame. Mary Ferenzi's weakness is neatness Francelia Miller craves reciting in history class. Frieda Lerz will be a prim school teacher some day. Josephine Marotta's hobby is French. Catherine Savchek knows every phase of beauty culture. Catherine Skolsky is a born athlete. Lillian Vordemtharen is the victim of a very studious character. Clara Masterson is a diligent Book-Worm. ce their opinion David Lock and Carl Henriksen have dreams of becoming aviators. Betty Scott's shyness is very becoming. Ethel Phillips enjoys arguing about national questions. Adolph Garbush chooses to be in the moving-picture business. Margaret Keim's lilting tones can always be identified. Rebecca Rabkin is remarkable for her sphinx-like quietness. Harold Green and Edgar Fleischmann some day will startle the cures for various diseases. George Simpson has a passion for oratory. world with their GERTRUDE GOLDSTEIN, ,30. 25

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The Senior Alphabet is for Ainge, I is for Eisen, A studious lass, And because of her labors, We're sure that she'll pass. is for Beviano, A pretty brunette. How much we like her, We'll not tell you yet. is for Carlg Henriksen's the one. We often wonder When his homework gets done. is for Danish, A lad quite classy, He minds his own business, And rarely is sassy. is for Engischg George is his name. When it comes to being friendly, He's right in the game. is for Ferenzi, Generally called Mary. As for her bright future, We're sure it'll be cheery. is for Ginsburg, A lassie quite pretty, She's sweet, sleek, and kind, just like a kitty. is for Hadley, Of whom we're all proud She's popular and gay, And one of our crowd. Although spelt with an E. Shels sweet and she's kind. And also care-free. is for Jarossy, A curly-haired maiden. With good luck, we hope, She'll always be laden. is for Keimg Sweet Margaret is she. She's gay all the timeg Has a smile full of glee. is for Lerz, Better known as Fritzie. We wish to assure you She's not at all ritzy. is for Miller, A miss with long tresses. And oh me! Oh my! She sure has nice dresses. is for Nobody, i Nincompoop, and Nutg And in this last class We surely are not. is for Oscar, A swell appelationg He's not in this bunchg Must have missed his station s for Pageg We know her as Micky. She always succeeds In looking quite pretty.