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

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ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Editor wishes to take this opportunity to thank those who have helped him make this publication a success. To Mr. L. Spry for his corrections of all manuscripts and most helptul advice. To Mr. Alfred Braz and Mr. Ben Ciesla to whom must be at- tributed the art work for the Year Book. To Mr. O. F. Parachini and the members of the Year Book Committee for the excellent cooperation in the publication of the Year Book. To the Fratech Staff, for their hard work in making the Fratech a success. For the last time l present my Staff in the hope that the repetition will remind us all of their worthiness. THE STAFF Editorial H, Keller ,..... ,....................... ........ A s sociate Editor j, Diliberto ......,s. ....... ........ A s sociate Editor j, P, Grady ........,.......,A..... ............ A ssociate Editor B, Chaimovich ....... - ........... Sports Editor V. Bonadies .....,s. Assistant Sports Editor Mr. Leslie Spry s..,s,. s.Va.aas,...aa......V .......a.....Va,a.....aA... A d viser Business C, Wolf ,d,A..,. ..,,,.....cc..... .....,,........s B u siness Manager C, Edgar .....s,..c, ,s....,ss,s,.. A dvertising Manager D, Marshall ,,,,..,, ...... - .......... - ....... C irculation Manager Correspondents H. Keller, N.T.S.F. C. Reichenstein, Student Council A. O'Conner, A.A.E. E. McBride, l937 A. Bartiromo, l938 C. A. Porter, i939 B. DiMurro, l94O

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Fellow Classmates lt is difficult, when reviewing events of four years, to point defi- nitely to any one as outstanding. The affairs and activities of the class have all been of high calibre and none deserves more mention than another. Successful and memorable events take place only through the efforts of diligent workers. lt is, therefore, fitting that we pause at this time to express our appreciation of these men. To my fellow officers for t-heir kindly advice and splendid cooperation. To james Grady, rightfully the father of the class of '37, whose ever-present feeling for the class -has made him its most faithful member. lim, for two years as treasurer of the class and last year as chairman of the junior Prom Committee, has given invalu- able help with his mature advice. The best of luck, jim, a man who is as hard a worker and as earnest as you deserves success. To Frank Beldowski, class president for the last two years. Frank owes his success to his willingness to work as hard on a task as any man he assigns to that task. His able management of the class in past years has contributed much to its success. To Harry Keller for his excellent direction of class matters. Harry is always around when wanted, always ready to help and always pushing '37 to the fore. To all members of committees and each and every member of the senior class my sincere thanks for your fine cooperation. Yours was a job well done. lt was an honor and pleasure to serve you. We, as a class and as individuals, have traveled a long journey, some four years and some six years. ln this trek we have amassed an abundance of engineering principles and stored up in our minds memories whic-h will not be forgotten. Let us hope that our associations have made us many friends and taught us to live more wisely with our fellow man. If this has been accomplished, the organization of the class will not have been in vain. Socially we have been prominent, fraternally we have been successful. We can be justly proud of our achievements. O. FRANK PARACHINI