Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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THE SPECTATOR , sociable, so she won't teach long-we think. Dorothea Schneider-School 9, Dramatic Soclety, Spec Staff, Choir, Order of K. B. We have yet to see Dot without her shadow, Tinker, Can you imagine Dot a few years hence as a schoolmarm? She's going to get ber training at Mont- clalr Normal Anna M. Vanderbeck - Washington School, East Paterson, Choir. A Another whose ambitions lie in teach- ing. We agree with you, walking and skatlng are ideal hobbies. Being a good, conscientious schoolmarm will be easy for you. Lots o' luck. Anna. Edmund Whittaker, Jr.-I-Ialedon G. S., L. D. S. The aim of this ambitious youth ls to become a policeman. If Blue-eyes be- comes a cop, we bet Mr. Kyle turns yegg- man. Clipping from the Haledon Clarion : Edmund Whittaker, a student at Pater- son Hlgh School defeated 1 J Jaffe by an overwhelming majority for election of president of the Haledon Chapter of the Loyal Orders of the Sons of Rest. lgnuarhnlh Aria Glnurur Lucy Coda-Haledon Grammar School, Choir. Puck's ambition is a musical career. We all know she will outshine Paderewski some day. Pussy likes to eat, sleep, dance and go to the movies with W. F. lsn't that right, Toots ? THE GRADUATE She graduates, a vision falr, In lace and mull and roses, Her essay covers everything The world has known since Moses. Wlth Algebra and ologles Her girlish braln is busy, Her knowledge of astronomy Would make Flammarlon dizzy. She speaks with ease the purest Greek, And spouts a piece ln Latin, And gets a neat diploma tied Wlth pink or azure eating Then, though upon her classic brow She bears the college label, Next ln a boarding-house we find . Her waiting on the table. ANONYMOUS. 27- A SCHOOL lContlnued from page 281 ROOM 51-A Irvlng Abraah Louise Gartner David Cohen Jessie Murphy ROOM 52-A Harry Herz Dorothy Slingland Alice Lyons Isadore Cabln Eleanor Sagues ROOM 53-A Harry 0'Kean Babette Newman Walter 'Koenig ROOM 5 4-A Eleanor Buser Abram Kartch Fred Frledland Minnie Kltay ii.. . Turn to the press-its teeming sheets survey, Big with the wonders of each passing day. ' -Charles Sprague. ,ZFZLHKSTT

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THE SPECTATOR with. Jack passed as second best looking fellow, and what do you think, he received nine' votes as best looking girl! Quite a novelty, we think. Arthur Weis-Fairlawn Grammar School, Ushers' League. Some boy!-a product of Falrlawn, N. J. No nickname, no ambition, no athletics and no college-what? His hobby is trying to make a fllvver run like a Rolls- Royce Special. No wonder he hasn't time for the other questions. We know his ambition. Congratulations. Edward Wolek--School 10. ' Neewah reminds us all of Jess Wil- lard-he's so different. After Eddie flnishes Stevens Tech. he expects to be a civil engineer. His hobbies are writing letters and walking ln the moonlight. For further adventures of our hero, see the New York Journal. Srieniifir Glnurar Charles Baton-Schools 1, 2, 33 Ushers' League, Knights of Pleasure. Chuck, the left-handed wizard, says his ambition is to become an aviator. Mr. Kyle says we should aim high.' Chuck evidently took his advice to heart. Keep right on aiming, Charles: you will be a coal miner yet. lThe censor decided to drop Chuck's hobbies. Wise up. J Abe Blumenthal-Schools 1, 4, 23. ' Blumie wants to be a chemical mixer Knot a chemistj. Well, Abe, if you get your chemicals mixed up as you do some other things, we may look any morning ln the Call for your obituary. Why all this mystery about East 26th Street. Who is she? Helen Day-Wayne Township No. 6. Helen is a demure miss who scorns nicknames and societies. Her experience of teaching in P. H. S. has led her to select kindergarten teaching as her ambition. Montclair Normal is getting an excellent student. Helen will be a success' there, as she was here, we are sure. Harold Leslie Gunther--Schools 9, 163 Port Washington, New York, High School, P. H. S. Club, S. O. R. Sons of Restl. According to I-Ial's statistic sheet, he has no ambition, and as for the truth of the statement, see Miss Neyhart. His only hobby is canoeing. We suppose with D. W. Harold expects to go to Louisiana State University. He will be at home in the South, where the people are naturally contemplative, or should we say slow '? Irene Jones-School 13. Rene came to us from School No. 13, but we don't believe ln bad luck any more. Our Irene doesn't believe in going to col- lege, but her hobbies of motoring, danc- ing, etc., should lead to the easy life she desires in the future. A parrot can say, We are sorry you have to leave us, but when we say it we mean it. For further information consult the class votes for best looking girl. Samuel Lifsltz-Schools 1, 23, Orchestra. Here is one of our class mates who doesn't want to become a millionaire like the rest of us--he wants to be a multi- mlllionalre. After graduating from finance school he may realize his ambi- tion. Besides working for years In our orchestra, he holds the world's chin music record. We won't dispute that, Sam. Anna Marie Petzold-Schools 9, 14, 51 Choir, Dramatic Society. ' Nan expects to be a teacher, but we think otherwise. With her choir and dramat 'comblned, she should make a second Mary Garden. Nan ' is happy and 6

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Haunt' Bull A llttle learnlng ls a dangerous thingg Drink deep, or spring. A SCHOOL ROOM 3-A Celia Diamond Esther Mitchell Lillian Flnklestein Albert Warren Eleanor Leather Alberta Foyle ROOM 5-A Janet Lyle ROOM 7-A Boris Hertzberg James Johnson George Loekvvlng ROOM 8-A Joseph Mallon ROOM 11-A Lester Hergeshelmer Ruth Tierney Oliver Kingsbury Roderlc Meakle Margaret Pedley Werner Tilsher Harold Van Ness ROOM 12-A Mary Cohen Elsa Heil Ruth Hart Hazel Hough Rhoda Kltay ROOM 1 3-A Clara Elsaeeser Lucille Kaufman Arthur Weis Ruth Van Iderstlne ROOM 14-A Olga Appel Louls Atkins Isabel Bersh Nathaniel Shane, Jr. ROOM 15-A Wllbur Davidson Marie Kort Louise Muller Myrtle Rensart ROOM 2 0-A Louisa M. Masker Viola Malhl Blanche Brennan Samuel Kamerllng ROOM 2 4-A Lllllan Boylan Badye Fldler Jacob Groothedde Etta'HolTman Barbara'Keller Eva Martin Mathllda Pllster Edward Simone Ruth Sheen Theresa Slkorska Augusta Wolfe taste not the Pierlan -Pope. ROOM 25-A Viola Day Nellie Schofield Albert Hochkeppel Harry Stam Alfred Kranes Helen Wllson ROOM 26-A Gertrude Klein Agnes Fitzpatrick ROOM 27-A Nathalie Holmes Lena Krattlger ROOM 29-A Helen Kehoe Edna Abbott Clara Roemer ROOM 30-A Theodore Brand Ferdinand Welder . ROOM 32-A Rachel Rogers Margaret Smith Louise Rony G. Van Nlmwegen ROOM 33-A Hazel Lachner Elvira Hennlkens ROOM 34-A Miriam Belding Lawrence Wien Madeline Marx Doris Woodrow g ROOM 36-A Beryl Leach ROOM 40-A John Horn ROOM 43-A Evelyn Hlndes Sadie Mutnick ROOM 47-A Walter Baniield David Levine Julien Fouchaux Alwln Ludwig ROOM 48-A Flora Grleder Alma J anner Beulah Hewitt ROOM 48-XA Rose Alper Hanna Jacobson Wendell Furrey David Kurlantzlck ROOM 49-A Columbla DeRosa u Gloria Lutolt ROOM 50-A Dorothy Sowerbutt Max Stelker Zola Wolff lContlnued on page 273