Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)

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Indeed to know is something, But, knowing naught, to enjoy is some- thing, too. B SCHOOL ROOM 1-B Sadie Diamond Eva Waldman Helen Taback ROOM 5-B Anna Baer Grace Robertson Esther Goldstein Alice Turner ROOM 6-B Alan Berdan James Devenport Mae Botwlclr William Kenning Louise B. Cuddeback ROOM 7-B Alice Dunphey Rose Jacobs Dorothy Gardham Catherine Riker Elinor Hanna ROOM 8-B Sarah Cabin Louise Wright Sidney Dunkelman ROOM 9-B Rose Bornsteln Rebecca Harelich Elizabeth Farnum Fred Levin Mildred Fellman ROOM 12-B Benjamin Lipkin Benjamin Rosin Louis Marcus Isaac Rudensky Marrlon Matthews Charles Muschell Hugh McGaechie Edwin Neal Frank Miller ROOM 13-B Marlon Lichtenstein Alexander Pawlik Mary Lochner Luella Ratcliffe Annie Massar Blanche Rege Gertrude Nochlnson ROOM 15-B Frank Gunlach ROOM 16-B Lemuel Van Buskirk Abram Zitcer ROOM 20-B Rose Blmon Rose Miller ROOM 21-B Helen Grhnshaw Durand Smith -Browning. ROOM 23-B Hazel Jones Flo Mendelsohn Theresa Horwitz ROOM 24-B Dorothy Anderson Gertrude Boessneck ROOM 26-B William Bats Frieda Wolf Bert Bos ROOM 27-B Jennie Baldman Anna Webster Helen Ghalker ROOM 28-B Jeannette Rogers Anna Sanders ' Dinah Rosen Helen Stokeslng Ida Salvato Wynonda Sweetman Rona Silberman ROOM 29-B Myrtle Lohman ROOM 30-B Edmund De Nike Edmund Giles ROOM 33-B Margaret-Stryker Margaret Seales Elsie Soghomonla. ROOM 34-B Russel Westerhot Robert Lee Morris Swonkln Walter Bilenski ROOM 36-B Pauline Garino Stanley Williams Caroline Van Eck ROOM 40-B Isadore Rosenfelt ROOM 45-B Florence Abbott Julius Jacobson Alice Cosine Angeline Malone Alice Fitzgerald Edith Waldron ROOM 47-B D. Doss , M. Frankel N. Epple I ROOM 48-B Ruth Ennis Benjamin Janowltz ROOM 48-XB Joseph Hochman CContinued on page 333

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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

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Htl H -115-. A- L Q: ' , ..... GX., g The High School Spectator Published monthly during the school year by the students of the Paterson High School. ' s'rArr-' or Eorrons Edltor-In-Chlef ................ Allan G. Harper Aesoclate Edltor ..........,... Samuel Chsrnlak Edltor .... .... J ohn Masterton Edltor ................ Eleazar Barth Aesoclato Auoclate DEPARTMENTS Llterary Phlllp Sheuer Athletlca Dorothea Schneider Archle Van Blarcom Alexander Nesbitt .......................... Art Sadle Mutnlck .......... ........... H ener Roll Arthur Van Busklrk .... ..,.,.,,. N ewg Eleazar Barth ........ ,,... H umor El!! Hell -.......... .... S ocletles Amella Fletcher .............,..... Exchanges BUSINESS Joseph Eckhaus ............. Business Manager Advertlslng Samuel Eckhaus, Manager Harry Barth Clrculatlon Charles 0. Brustlln, Manager Andrew Kehoe Wllllam Abraah Hugh Spernow Joseph Shelton Jacob Groothedde .......... .....,,,,,,, A udlgei- Sadye Fldler ........., .,...,,.,,,-,,,,,, T yplgt Faculty Advlser- ....... MR. W. D. WILLIAMS Subscription price one dollar a year: slngle copies ten cents, except special issues. - Entered as second-class matter at the Pat- erson Post Dmce, April, 1902. Departing from a usual custom, the Semi-Annual SPECTATOR is being pub- lished ln the month of May instead of June. It has been necessary to do this for several reasons which we pass over here but which we assure you are weighty enough to warrant the change. O U 0 To a very great degree, the compilation of this issue is due to the efficient and faithful endeavor of the following mem- bers of the graduating class: David P. Quackenbush, Lucille Kaufman, Matilda Phster, Helen Blauvelt, Philip Hall and Alexander Becker. U i if The childish and idiotic display of ludi- crous neckwear still continues, indicating, of course, that the Frats have not yet been broken up. What is the matter with the Student Council? Has It deserted this problem altogether? GOING T0 COLLEGE It is yearly the experience of a great number of Seniors to wake up to the necessity of choosing a college and mak- ing preparations for entrance thereto. It is then that their troubles begin, for col- leges widely differ ln the requirements of admission. Our advice to the under- graduate ls to send for four or nve col- lege catalogues, select the college which he likes best, and then take up his college problems with the College En- trance Commtttee, which will render htm very valuable assistance. Don't put it off. Do it now and save trouble and disap- pointment in your Senior year. 30'