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

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IULIUS WEBER-A.E. 70 Oriental Street, Newark, New jersey Singer Manufacturing Co., Elizabeth, New jersey MECHANICAL N.T.S.F.g Key Committee Ahead he is sailing, not waiting the tide, For success he is destined, with knowledge his guide. ELLSWORTH WILTO-A.E. I4 Elm Road, North Caldwell, N. 1. William Wilto, North Caldwell, N. I. MECHANICAL Be equipped or be lost.

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f- l Senior Class O. Frank Parachini . . . President Harry O. Keller . . . Vice-President joseph Carroll , . . . . Treasurer Ronald Faber . . .... Secretary joseph Gavin . . Sergeant-at-Arms Ted Schneider .... ....... S tudent Council The first meeting held by the class of l937 was on November l8, l932. The officers elected were: President, l-l. Geeg Vice-president, H. Gradyg Secretary, E, Murphy, Treasurer, G. lvlulvahil. lvlr. G. j. Kernan was requested to act as class adviser. Dues to cover the cost of a cut for the class in the Fratec-h and the drawing up of the class constitution were the highlights of that year's business. The officers of the following year, l933-34, were greatly aided in estab- Iishing the class as an active organization. The first social event of the class, a Stag Party, was held at the Bay View Wheelman's Club. The class dis- banded for the summer vacation period after formally thanking President Gaudett, and Vice-president Headman, who was one of the best basketball players at the Tech that yearg Treasurer Mulvahil, Secretary lvlorisen and jim Grady, our buxom Sergeant-at-arms, for their untiring efforts toward the advancement of their classmates. November of l934 saw the class well on its way to a successful, educa- tional, social, and athletic term with Mr. Frank Beldowski in the Presi- dent's chair, Mr. E. Vail as Vice-president, Mr. lvlulvahil as Treasurer, lVlr. Dave lvlorisen as Secretary and Mr, james Grady, Sergeant-at-arms.