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

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President O. FRANK PARACHINI-A.E. 371 Lincoln Avenue, Newark, New jersey Bakelite Corp., Bloomfield, New jersey CHEMICAL President Class '37, Associate Editor Fratech 1934-1935, Editor 1936, Fratech Key 1935, Co-editor Year Book, Secretary N.T.S. Fraternity 1935-36, Summer House Committee, Chairman Publicity and Initiation Committees 1935-36 N. T.S.F., Forum Hour Director N.T.S.F., N.T.S.F. Photographer 1936, junior Prom Committee, Usher at Graduation 1936, Usher 5Oth Anniversary Ban- quet of N.T.S. A good man that perseveres, and in persevering succeeds. O. Frank Parachini was born in New York City on june 27, 1915. In 1924 the Parachinis mi- grated to Newark and Frank entered the Newark school system at the Elliott Street School, continu- ing on through Central High into Newark Tech. With his entrance into Newark Tech the chemical engineering profession gained a new member. Frank's work day is spent at the research labo- ratory of the Bakelite Corporation in Bloomfield where, as a laboratory assistant, he puts into prac- tice the knowledge gained in the evenings at Tech. Frank is to continue his studies at N. C. E. in the fall in the pursuit of a Chemical Engineering degree. When not busy with school activities or lessons, Frank can usually be found in his photographic laboratory or on a tennis court. We wonder what the O stands for. Vice- President HARRY 0. KELLER-A.E. 48 Greene Terrace, Irvington, N. j. I.j. Casey, jr., Civil Engineer and Surveyor CIVIL ENGINEERING Pres. Swimming Club '35, Member Class Basket- ball '34-'35, Sports Editor Fratech '36, Associate Editor Fratech '37, Board of Managers Fratech '37, Board of Managers N.T. S. Fraternity '36-'37, N. T. S. F. C-lee Club, N. T. S, F. Publicity Chair- man and Reporter, Class Vice-Pres. '36-'37, Class Social Comm. '34-'35, junior Prom Comm., Asso- ciate Editor of Year Book, Vice-Pres. Student Council '36, President Student Council '37, Where there is a will there is a way Harry O. Keller started his mundane existence in the City of Pforzheim, in southwestern Ger- many, on February 22, 1914. There he received his first seven years of grammar school education. He came to America at the age of 13, and made Irvington, N. j., his residence. He was graduated from Chancellor Avenue grade school and subse- quently Irvington High School. Newark Tech was his next stepping stone in his quest for a B.S. de- gree. During his four-year stay he has done his level best to place '37 in the foreground at the expense of countless hours of sleep. Mention of hunting, fishing, swimming or skiing will always provoke extreme interest in Harry. It will be diffi- cult to work at all those hobbies and enter N.C.E. in the fall, but where there is a will there is a way.

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Treasurer IOSEPH P. CARROLL-A.E. 1407 Shakespeare Avenue, New York Manhattan State Hospital, New York MECHANICAL Class Treasurer 1936-'37 N.T.S.F. Board of Managers, junior Prom Committee, N.T.S.F. Basketball lChampl 1935-36. Honesty, Sincerity and Determination are enviable attributes to success. No one warned us of a foreign invasion in 1933, but we suddenly awakened to find joe Carroll, born and educated in New York, swinging along with the native sons. Well, in accordance with the C-ood Neighbor Policy, we let him stay and soon found out that he belonged, He has shown a fine spirit of cooperation and initiative and has been popular despite his Shylock qualities as Class Treasurer. His chief athletic interest while here has been the basketball team, on which he played when '37 captured the cham- pionship in 1936. After he has been graduated, he plans to enter the Newark College of Engi- neering. We wish him a proportionate return on the friendliness and hard work he has invested during his years here. The best of luck to you, joel Secretary RONALD FABER-A.E. 579 Yale Avenue, Hillside, New jersey Pulp Bleaching Corp., Orange, New jersey MECHANICAL Newark Tech School Fraternity, Varsity Basket- ball '35, Class Basketball '33-'36, Secretary Class 1937. Success is well assured to a man who begins where others leave off. The town of Lachine, Quebec, Canada, lays claim to his birthplace, this event having taken place March 20, 1915. At the age of some nine years a migratory urge struck the Faber family whence it found itself, to mention a few places, in Hamilton, Ontario, Toronto and East Strouds- burg, Pennsylvania. They are now securely estab- lished in Hillside, New jersey. With a primary education received on the run the subject ma- triculated from Hillside High School in 1933. He now graduates from Newark Tech with an A.E. degree in Mechanical Engineering after two years in the Chemical Engineering course. After three years in the Technical Department of Driver-Harris, Ron has recently taken a position as assistant to the chemical engineer at Pulp Bleaching Corp., Orange. He expects to continue his studies in mechanical engineering at the Newark College of Engineering.