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

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THE F ATECH ALUMNI NOTES A meeting of the Newark Technical School Alumni Association was held in Campbell Gym- nasium on Thursday evening, March 3, 1932. Sev- entry-five members attended including several from the very early classes. The most important business transacted was the election of officers. which resulted as follows: President, Edmund S. Redmerski, '26, of Jersey Cityg Vice-President, Walter W. Pfeil, ,2O, of Verona, Secretary, Charles S. Carter, '22, of Union, and Treasurer, Edward -I. Gill, '13, of Newark. To serve on the Board of Trustees the following were elected: Theodore P. Newitts, '24, of Newark, Henry Reid, '23, of East Orange, Anton J. Palme, '20, of South Orange, and Alex- ander T. Williams, '22, of Newark. It was decided to hold the spring meeting about the middle of May at which time a reception will be given to the members of the Class of '32. FOR SALE? .4 Lovely Euglislz. Type Home of the Fizzest Consfrzzrfion Spacious reception hall, large living room, din- ing room, and library. A feature of the second floor plan is that all chambers are connected with a bathroom. Large master chamber with fireplace and private bath with southern and western ex- posure. One unusual feature is a so-called bachelor's chamber with a fireplace and a private bathroom. The maids' bedrooms and bath are conveniently located and are reached by a private stairway. This :ul 1llDlN'tll'!'1l in Il 1ll'4lllllIl6'lll New l'lllg'l2lIl1l IIUWS- palwr. ATTENTION CLASS '32 There will be a class reunion at the reception given by the Alumni. Notices will be sent to each member, as to the date and place. Kindly reserve this date, after being notified, so that we may have a good old fashioned get-together. Winheld Scott Hotel Pr., bi '-X95 W ttf Z ill 37? Q 5 f fill oil! it .. TH . wfgy, ' r r'iti r rrilr Elizabetlfs Distinctive Hotel and Beautiful Ballroom for Dinner Dances and Class Reunions 10,- NIAXIME L. DUCHARME Managing Director North Broad Street on Lincoln Highway Elizabeth, New jersey F orfy-.vc1'cn

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THE FRATECH WISE and OTHERWISE The club members were passing jokes. Can anyone tell me the difference between a Scotsman and a cocoanut ? asked one. After a while, as no reply was forthcoming, the speaker decided to supply the answer. Well, he said, you can get a drink out of a cocoanut, but- Excuse me, put in one of the others, but I happen to be a Scotsman. Would you like a drink ? Delighted! replied the joker. Then buy yourself a cocoanut, said the Scot. DEAD-GAME SPORT The teacher was testing the knowledge of the kindergarten class. Slapping a half dollar on the desk, she said, sharply, What is that ? Instantly, a voice from the back row said, Tails -The M utual M agasine. BOILED-DOWN BIOGRAPHY Professor-Tell me one or two things about john Milton. Plebe-Well, he got married and he wrote Par- adise Lost. Then his wife died, and he wrote Paradise Regainedf'-Christian Register. First Drunk-Shall I telephone your wife that you were in an automobile accident? No, Bill, no-she's heard that one. -Judge. LIVING UP TO HIS CALLING Suitor-May I marry your daughter? Stern Father-What is your vocation? Suitor-I'm an actor. Stern Father fangrilyj-Then get out before the foot lights.-Battalion. Mrs. Old-Timer-It says here in the paper that the young girls to-day are abandoning all re- strictions. Mr. Old-Timer-Well, I'd better not catch Mable without hers onl VVhy don't you get out and hustle? Hard work never killed anybody. Dat's a lie sub. Ah's lost foah wives dat way. I suppose you got a lot of honeymoon couples billing and cooing around here ? asked the in- quisitive stranger of the landlord of the fashion- able hotel at Niagara. VVell, ye'es, replied the man of experience. They do the cooingg I manage the rest. My Gawd, cried the drunk as he crashed into a gas station, I've struck oil! A woman went into a chemist's shop and said: 'fHave you any Life Buoy ? The assistant, a young American, replied: Set the pace lady. -Tit-Bits QLondonj. Motor Cop-Hey you, dicln't you hear me say Pull over there ? Driver-Why, I thought you said Good after- noon, Senator. Motor Cop Csmilingj-Isn't it a warm day, Senator?-Yale Record. Mighty mean man I'm working for. What's the matter? He took the legs off the wheelbarrow so's I can't set it down and rest. MUTUAL REGRETS Hostess Cat evening party?-What, going al- ready, Professor? And must you take your dear wife with you? Professor-Indeed, I'm sorry to say I must.- The Outspan. CAJOLING LIZZIE One hears a great deal about the absentminded professors, but none more absentminded than the dentist who said soothingly as he applied the pliers to his automobile: Now, this is going to hurt just a little. - Skelly News. Father-Your new little brother has just ar- rived. Very Modern Child-Where'd he come from? Father-From a far-away country. V. M. C.-Another damned alien. VARIATION No. 41144 Any girl can be gay in a dainty Coupe, In a taxi they all can be jolly, But the girl worth while, Is the girl who can smile, VVhen you're taking her home on the trolley. Tourist Cwatching Swiss yodelerj-Migosh, that Listerine goes all over the world, rloesn't it? The only thing soft about our modern drinks is the tone of voice we use in ordering them. FOI'fy-'1lfllL'