Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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THE SPECTATOR to him. Shoot the half, Alec. George Botbyl-Schools 18, 21. Botsle is our politician, best athlete, Student Council president, and what not. Llquor says his ambition is to be the anti-prohibition candidate for Presidency in 1938. George played on the '18 and '19 football teams and is an ace on the swimming team this season. P. H. S. will lose a valuable man. Robert Clgol-Schools 15, 5, Little Falls Grammar and West Paterson Borough Schools. Robert is one of the members of our Fencing Club. Good luck to our future clvll engineer. Wendell W. Furrey-Schools 3, 23, St. John's. Nochlm, the charter member of Mr. Kyle's Dummlte Soclety, says he has no athletic record, but we know better. His hobby is laying down the pill and saying that's me. Wendell intends to take up englnerlng at Stevens or Boston Tech. We predict General Goethals will be a piker when Wendell enters the engineering fleld. Samuel Glldenberg--School 4. Sam's nickname is McCarty. Where he got lt, we don't know. This boy has not mixed much, having only one school and no societies. McCarty is to be an engineer. Sam has no hobbies, except, perhaps, English in 405. Joseph Glatzel-School 5, Orchestra, Kyle's Dramatic Society. Jochim says he is a member of the Sons of Rest, but what we know of a cer- taln scholarship leads us to believe other- wlse. Joe's hobby is moonlight walking, and must make a flne pastime if accom- panied by the fair one. Ask Joe about her. J. Philip Hall-Schools 24, 13: P. H. S. Club, Ushers' League, Organ Campaign Committee, Student Council, Sons or Rest, etc. Philip, our Jazz baby, is going to Rut- gers to take up mechanical engineering. His alm is to invent a machine to write up 16 history topics. Ambition fairly oozes out of this youth. Your parted hair makes a hit with the tango-hounds. Good-bye, Phil, you know the coal bill. Jonah Halstead, Jr.-Schools 9, 12, East Paterson No. 2. Jonah is a whale when it comes to pitching. Our Mathewson expects to take up engineering. Well, East Paterson ls quite a fleld for engineering. The Susque- hanna has two trains stop at East Pater- son every day. The class will turn on the weeps when Jonah leaves our midst. One less steam-heat absorber. James Hennessey-St. John's Parochial School. Red has a host of nicknames, among them being Spike, Brudda, and Rot. In spite of his being constantly chlded on the luminosity of his hair, we don't ever remember seeing Rot get angry. Spike intends to go to Stevens, where we know his good nature will galn many friends for him. Logan Hodge-School 23. This retiring youth intends copping the prizes at Stevens Tech. His hobby is man- aging to keep awake in 1-13. Did you get that thought, Hodge? Quite a thought . . . apologies to Mr. Kyle. Logan intends moving the Woolworth Building to Main and Market Streets. Edson Hutchinson-School 13, P. H. S. Club. Daddy Long Legs has left us already, but he'll be back in June, we hope, to let his manly form drape the stage. Hutch, don't let 'em vamp you. Gerald Jackson-Little Falls School, Ushers' League, P. H. S. Club. The Country Gentleman is back again from the dopey South, and we imagine L. B. is glad to see him. So long, Jen-y. Abram Jacobs-School 12, L. D. S. He's a little boy, but oh my! Abram ls going to be a civil engineer, he tells us, but that is entirely out of keeping with his hobby-taking good looking girls to the Majestic. Flnd some new diversion, ls our

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