Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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THE SPECTATOR ' hopes to become the editor of 'the Atlan- tic Monthly. William H. Hempstead-Schools 6, 135 L. D. S., P. H. S. Club. Most ot Bill's statistic sheet was iilled with his hobbies-swimming, fishing, hunting, eating, sleeping, basketball, girls, canoeing, dancing, smoking, etc. You can tell Bill is no woman-hater by glancing at some of his hobbies or by seeing him out with any of his merry lady friends. Hemp hasn't decided on college-he's too busy. Frederick C. Hillman-St. George's and St. Agnes' Parochial Schools. Fred intends to take up law at Prince- ton after he leaves us. To look at Fred, you wouldn't think he would have any such wild habits as auto parties. Still water runs deep. Edward Hlnchliife-St. George's Parochial School, L D. S., Fencing Club. Hinch is one of the members of that fine fencing team of ours. His hobbies are skating, fencing and motoring. Ed is going to study surgery at C. U. A. in Washington, D. C. You have our consent to go as long as you don't try to take the place of the President. George Huber-Our Lady of Victories School. In George's High School career he was seen, but not heardg present, but not voting. We're sure he'll do big things when he gets that million that it is his ambition to get. Still waters run deep. Hannah M. Jacobson-Schools 4, 63 Choir. Hannah falias Hank J says that her great ambition is to get married. Then she gets cold feet and adds to my job. Hank is going to Paterson Normal. Andrew Kehoe-Schools 9, 24, 13: L. D. S., Spec Staff. Andrew claims that his hobbies are everything in general and nothing in par- ticular. He says that he has no nickname, which is too bad. We hope he won't resent our calling him Andy, Andy intends to take up law at N. Y. U. In case you need a divorce, girls, you know to whom to go. Anna Marie Kessel-St. Bonaventure's School, Choir. Anna, after a pleasant tour years at P. H. S., has decided to be a school marm- 'n everything. Another martyr to the cause. Anna claims to be on the baseball team. We expect to see her at every game as a rooter. Benjamin Konner-School 6: Spectator, 19183 Ushers' League, L. D. S., Choir. Big Ben says his hobby is to go to Sykes' with Galloway. We wonder if Galloway is the only one. Of course, we know there are those of the other sex that frequent Sykes'. Mabel Knmmer-Schools 4, 20, 13: Pi Alpha Phi, Choir. Mabel expects to teach our future citi- zens the three R's until OTHERWISE. Say, Mabel, you must have someone in view! David Kurlantziclc--Schools 8, 3. Kurly says he has no athletic record, but we'll advise him to exercise his arms -he'll need strong arms when he becomes a dentist. The Yanks are comlng. After a course in the New York College of Dentistry, Dave is going to do everything and everybody. Eleanor Leather-School 13, P. H. S. Girls' Club, Choir. Ninnie says that her ambition is the same as most girls'-teach for a while and then get married. Eleanor expects to go to Normal when she leaves us, and there have a good time. Such an industrious girl is bound to succeed. Katharine Berdan MacDonald-Wayne Township School No. 3, Choir. Kitzy of the bobbed hair is going to Drake's, preparatory to becoming a. pri- vate secretary. Kate was always a quiet girl, always to be seen with Clara Elsaesser. Edythe Malone-School 13. Edythe says she has no nicknames, no societies and no ambition. But any girl

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THE SPECTATOR Celia Diamond-Schools 23, 53 Dramatic Society, Student Council, Choir. We have a presentiment that Cereal will end her days in Passaic. We are further enlightened by the fact that J. W. has a Pierce-Arrow. No wonder riding proves so attractive. But why leave America? Don't home products suit? Catherine Eleanor Dowling-St. Bonaven- ture's School, Choir, P. H. S. Girls' Club. Cathie is a good little girl, whose ambition it is to be a cranky schol marm. But think, Cathie, your hobby of lying in bed in the morning will have to be changed, unless school houses will be llxed for your convenience. Eleanor V. Dunn-School 6, Choir. Mlckle wants us to think her only accomplishments are in the line of movies and dancing, ut we'll advise all curious students to take a peek at the honor roll. Eleanor expects to go to Normal School and then paint. Don't you know the painters are on strike? Clara Marie Lucille Elsaessar-Schools 21. 153 Spectator Staff QEdltor-in- Chlefj '18-'19. Clara likes P. H. S. so well that she expects to return as an English teacher. Her ambition ls to be an authoress. Who knows but some day the coming genera- tions of school children will study her famous writings. Lillian Finkelstein-School 6, Dramatic Society, Choir '17 and '18, Pi Alpha Phi. After her course at Barnard, Flnky ls going to be the private secretary to the junior partner. She loves to drive a Packard, ride in -iw Rolls-Royce and tickle the lvories, so you can see where she'll soon be the partner of the junior partner. Alberta D. Foyle-P. G. S. 14, 6: Pi Alpha Phi, La Societe Francaise. Her ambition is to become president of a Bachelor's College, which would be quite a job-or rather, position-to hold. Bert is fond of playing tennis, hiking and driving, but the mystery comes in 8 when you try to find who it is she likes to drive with. Helen Charlotte Friedman-Schools 1, 4: Dramatic Society, Orchestra. Here's a girl who openly admits her ln- tentions of entering the college of wedlock. From your blank, R. F., of Newark, seems to be the' favored one. Helen lovesxto drive in his Stutz, preferably alone, she says. We earnestly expect that she will have her Mrs. degree soon. John XV. Galloway-L. D. S., Ushers' League. Pipe this husky youth's ambition: To be a millionaire and live in the country! Pop is the bouncer of the Ushers' League. Jack is one of our all-around athletes and we'll miss his sort, but Mr. North says that the coal bill must be cut down, so out into the cold, you steam- heat absorbers. If good wishes would count, your millions are made. Charles Crawford Gorga-s-Dramatic So- ciety, L. D. S., Fencing Club. Chuck says his ambition is to become a man, Your class votes you tho student most likely to succeed, so we guess you will become a man, Charles is a good athlete and an exceptionally good speaker. The L. D. S. and the foot- ball team will miss a boy of your type. We hope Lehigh will finish the good work begun in P. H. S. Say, Charley, where do you buy these trick middle names? John Guyet-School 15, L. D. S., Dramatic Society, Ushers' League. Jack, the lady killer, was declared to be the biggest boy fusser, there being only ten in the class who didn't think so. He claims his hobbies are too numerous to mention: in other words, he couldn't think of any worth while mentioning. Jack expects to go to Columbia. Allan G. Harper-School 15, Dramatic Society, L. D. S., Civic Club, Editor of Spectator. Al intends to follow in the steps of the former illustrious men of letters by first going to Bowdoin, after which he

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THE SPECTATOR ' who gets so many votes for best looking and likely to succeed surely has something up her sleeve. We'll keep an eye on you, Edythe. Your love of dancing and canoc- ing may lead to some happy future. Esther M. Mitchell-Wayne Township School No. 2, Dramatic Society. Can you imagine anyone whose ambi- tion is to be liked? That may not earn a living, but it's a good way to feel. Esther ls going to Vassar and she should have a pretty good time if she follows her hob- bies-reading, eating, horseback riding, swimming, etc. Notice-she puts reading lirst. Bessie Moskowitz--Schools 1, 45 Dramatic Society. Bessie's ambition is to be a teacher. We all know she is clever and will succeed in any undertaking. Good luck, Bess. Julius Salmanowitz-McKinley and Mon- mouth Schools, Newark, N. J.: School 9. Shine holds the position of captain of the pool team. He hopes to become a chemist. We didn't have room to list all of Sal's societies, as his schools took up so much room. Frank W. Sandford--School 6. This societyless youth says that his nickname is Ambitious Sleeping in Miss N.'s English class is his hobby, how- ever. Frank, it seems, is a lover of the paradox, just like Macaulay. Sadie Schamach-School 15, Pi Alpha Phi, Choir '18, '19. You wouldn't think that all that noise in the choir for the last two years came from Suddy. There are rumors around that after her course at Normal she will open a private school with Mr. Kyle. Sadic's hobbies, dancing and having a good time in New York, don't seem to agree with our idea of a schoolmarm. Nuf said. We'll all come to your school. Gustave A. Schlicting, Jr.-Private, N. Y. City No. 9, Berkley Grammar, Wayne Township No. 4, Fencing Club. Gus has been so busy lately trying to become a second Henry Ford that usually 10 he doesn't have time to comb his hair in the morning and comes to school looking like a mop. His hobbies are farming, baseball and autoing, but we don't know who she is. Schlick expects to go to Stevens Tech. to study engineerirng. Ruth Sheen-Schools 24, 13: Dramatic Society. Ruth Rufus Rough House Sheen is go- ing to Paterson Normal. Her ambition is to be a schoolmarm till different, or rather until someone changes it. Her hobbies are reading and eating, but the latter does her no good. Success, Rufus. R-uth Shaman-School 13, Choir. Ruth is a demure little lady who is very quiet, but still waters run deep, so they say. Ruth's ambition ls to be a school- marm. We sure would like you for our teacher. Theresa Sikorska-Mt. View School No. 1, Dramatic Society, Choir, La. Societe Francaise. ' Tessie's ambition is to be a private secretary. We wonder for whom. Tes- sibel says her hobbies are dancing, eating and studying, but a private secretary doesn't have time to do those things un- less--well, you know. Margaret Sipp-Schools 5, 135 Pl Alpha Phi, La Societe Francaise. Peg in her spare time likes to hike, drive and swim, while her ambition is to become a pianist. Sippy could be very kind if she wanted to in the morning. We never see anybody .in the back seat of your car when you pass on the way to school. Reuben Smith-Schools 23, 4: Ushers' League, Dramatic Society, Spec Staff '17-'18. Rube handed in a statistic sheet, but left much to our imagination. Smitty is undecided about his college career, but we'll send him off with our blessing. Swimming and baseball are Rube's hob- mes. ' Fred Sorensen-Schools 13, 20. Fritz intends to go to Rutgers to