Central Commercial Technical High School - Cog Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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THE. FRATECH Sl1'lI't'll josnm-1 l'. AIDROSIQIJ, Ali. Civil Engineering 540 Livingston St. lilizaheth, N. DI. N. J. State Highway Dept. Social Connnittee, 1931-1932. Ii'illmut a doubt, .fldroslco will build a bridge. josnrn ALLAN, junior Arch't Architectural Engin'g 15 QIZIITICS St. Newark, N. Sutton 81 Sutton, Arch'ts. KAJOCYY 5'fvrw'l1 is great, but silence ix better. fhgcfw .,'. V- .wwf Y. C. A Mouoso, junior :Xl'Cl1't Architectural lingin'g 488 Orange St. Newark, N. j. N. J. State Highway Dept. i Civic!! nllzwzys on time, except for work. .-X. M. ANDERSON, A.li. Mechanical Engineering 107 Main St. Linden, N. Otis Elevator Co. Alec .fl bmw brirlzl .S'a'0lf'lz Iaddfc.

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DOMINICK T. hloRnAN, A.E. Electrical Engineering 353 Paxton St. Paterson, N. l'ublic Service Electric ck Gas Co. Treasurer, 1929-19303 1930-1931: 1931-1932. Staff Artist, FRATECH, 1930-1931. lliesigner of Newark Tech Pastcrsj Editor-in-Chief. FRATECH, 1931-1932. Member. N. T. S. Fraternity. Don lion is one ol the l'ublic Service boys from Paterson. XYe suggest that some one tip l'. S. off as to his iudclatigable elTorts at collecting money. They have misplaced him in the Engineering' Department. All joking aside, Don has done wonders with his dues books. XVe can safely say that no one will get past April 18 without settling accounts. That is only one of his many hue qualities, at any rate it is the oneythat strikes us as the most impressive. Now that we have had four years association upon which to judge this man we pronounce him an engineer l sf and a sincere friend. - 'T ' VVe wish you success, Don, you deserve it. 71? , t7-XX? GEORGE G. CooMBE, A.E. Electrical Engineering 63 Sherman Ave. Newark, N. J. VVestern Electric Co. Secretary, 1931-1932. Staff Artist. FRATECH, 1931-1932. Member, N. T. S. Fraternity: Glider Club. George Those who have known George during his stfy if N. T. have found him of a d igh f1l n . ' lt has been rumored around th t: ' 1 nth his one ambition was to be a c a artist. Howe r, some place along t i e s talen were div Skvgfo other channelsypr erably engine ot that Geo g lgaxfprsaken art altogether, o , no-just take 2 a l ugh any of the current issues of the FRATECH nd g ze upon some of his creations. Creations that would make Fontaine Fox turn a delicate shade of green. . George has done well throughout our class room rou- tine, in fact he is among the scholastic leaders. More power to you, George-there are steep grades ahead. Fiftvfu C

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THE FRATE T. F. ANDERSON, A.E. Mechanical Engineering 514 South Park St. Elizabeth, N. -I. Singer Mfg. Co. Member, N. T. S. Fraternity. KlAnd3y'! .YUIIfllllltlllf-.Vl'f, on Luckies. SYDNEY ATKIN, A.E. Chemical Engineering 1410 St. Georges Ave. Linden, N. J. General Aniline Works Kfsidii A great golfer is he. JOSEPH BARBIERO, A.E. Electrical Engineering 241 Paxton St. Paterson, N. J. I. R. Nelson Co. Class Reporter, FRATECH, 1931-1932. if-IOC!! .-I hard 'zu0rker, but zuiflz an outlook for an early refire111e11t. J. CROSSLEY BRADLEY, A.E. Electrical Engineering 440 East 20th St. Paterson, N. J. N. J. Bell Tel. Co. Member, N. T. S. Fraternity. Class Reporter, FRATECH, 1931-1932. Chubby He is assured of success, sucress can be attained by ambition, hard 'work and knowledge. . J , J JVZL-,ou-f' Seventeen