Central High School - Colt Yearbook (Paterson, NJ)
- Class of 1937
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H 1 k111111' 11111 111 1111111 11.11111 11'11111'11 1111 1 1 11111 111111 111 11111 101' .Y11'1'11lQ111 11111111'I'11 THE SPECTATOR THE CLASSBOOK O THE GRADUATES OF MNUARY, 193 ,H X I. Niwdif CEINTRAL HIGH SCHOOL PATERSON, NEW IERSEY In Appreciation The Senior Class gives heartfelt thanks to Mr. Manley, our Principal, for his gen- erous cooperation, understanding, tact, and kindness in helping us to solve our many problems. Sometimes we may have seemed unappreciative but as we leave, we carry with us the memory of his ever- ready willingness to help. To Miss Dunphey and Mr. Burke, our faculty advisers, for their understanding affability, and sound advice. To Mr. Shug, our musical director, for his patient and tireless efforts to make our graduation as beautiful as it was. To Mr. Scowcroft, Miss Tierney, Mr. Maxwell, Miss Pinney for their invalu- able guidance and aid in the publishing of this book. To the members of the faculty for their teaching, firmness with which they have held us to our appointed task, patience in correcting our faults, for their fitting us to meet the responsibilities that are thrust upon us. To the student body for its cooperation in all Senior Activities. To Mr. Kelley and the janitors for their many kindnesses and assistance. And last, but far from least we give our most heartfelt thanks and deepest gratitude to our parents who have sacri- Heed the most, encouraged us the most, aided us the most, set for us the example of the honorable men and women we hope to be. 4 , N . in 5 1793 'I' f nz , , , ,i I I Q -gggl ' f ' Zin illllvmuriam JEANNE BIRCHENOUGH L friendly person-she acquired many companions by her pleasant iality. lndowed with cheerfulness she inspired happiness among others. L lover of social affairs, she participated in many of the school's ies. Ier versatility made her welcome in all circles. ler thoughts more often concerned others than herself. 'he Senior Class of 1937 dedicates this classbook to Jeanne Birchenough ie privilege of having known her. Page Six ..f WY? Mr. Josepln F. Manley If if 6'cl.YjC'l' 10 jmlifb Ike fllmzrzerx Ibm: io reform the beurf, lo di.fg11i.s'e fi fdulz tfmu In rozlqzzer il. He 10170 42111 lf671fIlI'0 I0 uppear af he if, mzzxt be 'll'lf7df he ought I0 !,76,'d difficult and fzrdzmm' link. which often reqzzirey the .mrrifire u f nmny u dur- fing flltffllzlfffiil and llve exerfion of fmmy a painful effort. -Bowdler. Mr. Max M. Gilberi L1'111'11 II11' Iklflll' 11f 11 111111111 Il'0I'tf.I' 111111 C'.X'f7l'L'.Y.YjUl1.f, 111111 51111 16111111' llflll. 15.1111 111.111 1111.1 11 1111-'11.f111'1' 11f 1111 111111 for 1z1e1'yfl1111g,' 11111 lu' flffL'I',Y YTUII i11111f1'1'1'11f11lfy 111 1111 11'111'd.v, H11 111111 lm' 11 ,r11f1w'l111'11'1f for v1'1'1'1'lf1111q Illlllfl 11 1111f11.1'111'u for flu' gmzl 111 .1'111.1lf. --L111'11lu1'. , m Page Se1'1'11 Page Eight I ,, L.., ---15+ , , LW. if . . K 31.49, Miss M. Alice 'Dunplney Life if made up, not of great mw'ifice,f 01' dufiex, but of little ibingx, in which wziley, and ki1m'ne.f.fe.v, and mm!! obligafiofzx. given fmlziluafly, are wlml win and pre.ferz'e Ibe bear! and .fecure mmf01'l. -Sir H. Davy. 1 Mr. Andrew J. 'Burke Each one of zu is hound to make the little circle in which he livex better and happier. Bound to see that out of that :mall circle the wideft good may flow. Each nzay have fixed in hir mind the thought that out of a Jingle houfehold nzay flow influences that shall Jtimulate the whole commonwealth and the whole civilized world. Y-A. P. Stanley. , X Page Nine K i Li 9 gl J 4 QW -,V in V A1 I -4 i I vw f? iii I.. A I e ! ps CQ QB V, ua 1 3 HQ The Staff of THE SPECTATOR January, 1937 ' ata . A MARTHA RAUDONAT L WALTER KLIEGER lg I il . S ii Ec1'i1or-in-Cbief 'i w Bz1Ji11e.s'i' Nlfzlmgei' E o l W . T - ,V I ffv:--'. ' f' 'A A ?5f'9,,, A Editor-in-Chief ...... Martha Raudonat Associate Literary Editors Business Manager ..... Wzrltei' Klieger Doris Froinrnelt, Thelma Shauger, Ma- lssociate Editors ...... Lucy Cipolletti Nicholas Di Nardo .iterary Editor ..... Elizabeth Gardner nor Editor a' Sports - ' Sports - ry ...... --- --- Williain Hayes -- ,... Anita Sackman -- .... Frank Fyffe ---- Ida Torzella Editor ............... Marion Orr :rtising -- icholas Ro ---------- Enrico Giella, me, William Held. falda Balestrino, Alice Riley, Jessie Ruden, Eleanor Kaufman, Elinore Stevens. Typists ............... Edith Wunder, Alice Riley, Frances Van Houten, Au- drey Biehler, Dorothy Anderson. Quotations ........ Margaret Higgens, Valerie Cronk, Audrey Biehler, Ruth Harris, Ernest Hugenbruch. Page Eleven ' 4 . I- fa. IIL 9 Q , v, -1 .'l jifii- ,lffc K, if-ff' 1, T. Il 1 Y -A I H , fl if A2lH,.- .f. A' J! fl 4 PRESIDENT NELSON STRUCK 155 North 7th Street Comm The heart to fonceirzfe, the zlfzdeazrtmedifzg to a Ami the build lo execute. Ambition-To become a successful C. P. A. Activities-President of 4-1 and 4-2 class. Hobbies-Singing, baseball, swimming, reading skating. SECRETARY DORIS R. FROMMELT Lgpfln Aveniue, Totowa or. Classical Her zfirlue and the conrcienre of ber uforlh Flaat would, be wooed, ami' notcumought be won. X jx-f Jition-To e a modern grandmother. ivities-Library Club?jPnejLif11t ' ,,'36g Treasurer L45 Secretary '35, Mbrary Aide, reshman Guide 56, Secretary Dramatic Club '35, '36, Glee Club, ecretary S. G. A. '36, Secretary 4-1, 4-25 Class enator. x :bies- Scrap booking, swimming, chewing gum, nd being busy in general. Page Twelve it WW, 'V +V' P VICE- PRESIDENT ELMA BEWKES gton Avenue General n-To succeed in putting first things first. s-Treasurer, Chairman of Social Committee, tball, Tennis, Vice-president of Senior Class. O lt 'Us HAfIl'LI y'.f doing, never done Be if lllj.ft'I7iC'f. work or fuzz. 5 ls., . 7 Dancing, football games, skating, skiing, vfufflfl low' ii S TREASURE LOUIS AQU1 O 38 Ward Street His heart is nbmzdant uiilla riwz chip. Ambition-To be a New Jersey State Trooper. Activities-Football Varsity '34, '35, '36, Band, Trea urer of Italian Club, President of Clubg Freshma Committee, junior Policeg Treasurer of Senior Clas Hobbies-Driving, football, collecting dues, hunting. Page Thirteen 0-o ,p.. 1. 'K ,gi 1 Page Fourteen 4' X tx ,- FRANK A . - g l Union Avenue, Totowa orough Mechanic 1 The reasofn firm, the temperat ill, Eiwluranc 1' , stren aid skill. Ambition-To be e - - eineer and another B0 Jones. it Activities-Golf te ' , . O. Treasurer '33, Stairguar Hobbies-Golf and all sports, dancing, listening to Be Goodman. DOROTHY ELIZABETH ANDERS Comme: .230 Temple Street Sweet was the love to thy fellowmen bearing Sweeter the smile thy 81l1'l7ly face wea'ring. Ambition-To keep happy. Aetivities-Senator, French Club, Serve-Us Hull, 'Vrensi Class Book Staff, Glee Club. Hobbies-Dancinpf, swimming- skating, collecting snap-sh GEORGE ANDREWS 43 Lane Street Agrieult What you will Shall you fulfill. Ambition-To be a success in my endeavors. Aetivities-Football. llobbies-Boxing, basketball, football, listening to 51 singing and good orchestras. i GEORGE ARGENTII Rifle Camp Road, West Paterson, R.F.D. No. Z Agrieult As a smile lights his face, so his success wins the race. Ambition-To be a market gardener. Activities-F. F. A. llobbies Hunti g fishinff ice skating. coU TLAND,zZ oLD 25 ' Av F' f fb 7 ll 3 ientc Agrieult ' Hell find a way. llllllllOI1-SICL sf-ful fruit grower. Hobbies-F otl Ill, basketball, reading, coin collecting. f I GERTRUDE Asi 536 Union Aveiiiie Coi nne 9'AJhappy girl wit step as light as summer a'r. Ambition-To be classed a mug the best. , ' ,K , Activities-Baseball, Serve-Us Ball. llobbies-Dancing, skating, hikiig, s mn 1M 2 Q l MAFALDA BALESTRINO l' 5 14 Marshall Street URS Pep and fun and jollity, a happy personality. Ambition-To prove that brains and fun are synonymol Activities-President OPS. GT A.,, Cheerleader, Secretar Library Club, Freshman Guide, Efficiency Connni Sport Club, Freny Club, Library Aide.. Holmbies-Swimming, all sports, and music. f Q J RUTH BALLn R 311 'Xl9Qqi11u,Q ii XJ Ctlllllllc eoimten ' ce ch did meethk , . eet, 'e 1 s, 'o'mises, as s et. 11' ion T lic! ,ue ' ful private etary tif the X . acer in c. n.J W Q I A X. i I Ilnlibhbs ai gg, lllllflg, NVZillilIlg,fl'1lllllg in the ra U ' it we it X i X N EST BATELLI JR. q . eltnont Avenue. Llassicnl ading maketh a full man, czbzfefrevzce a ready man, and wrztmg an exact num. .inn-To be more than just successful. 1 ies-Fontlmall, baseball, movies, going to lT21l'llCS, FRANCES DOLORES BEKES 'elvmod Road, NVest Paterson Conunercial Grace and good disposition attend your ladyshipf' ion-To be an eflieient secretary. ties-Senator, Basketball, Civie's Club, Rllj'lllllllCS, irnxan of Vlwtugrapliy Committee. ies-Basketball games, dancing, lllOttll'lllll, messing in kitchen, picnieing, sewing, swin ming, EIN DOROTHY B DE ffalo Avenue ' Cnnnnercial She kept at true amour' m the social flow of leasu ' 'ion-To be we-'sfxtLi l s which will bring piness to mys ntl ands to travel. ties--Baseball, sketb le ' -Us Ball. ies-Reading, s nnning, t veli g, rowgf skating, tlanc- , , ff I E E. BERG AN mph- Street ,' ,f ' l leneral joyously, S mavldcnly, o Wornavaly, Her M7LGll71lJ7'.,, tion-To ma e a of iinking. l ties-Dram. c CI l ,' ies-Datnci it bo , plays, my nmtheying Ll business n. V ' REY MAD LYNE BIEHLER ne Street Connnercial So strong, so mild, combirzivzg still The tender heart and queenly will. ,ion-To be something worthwhile. ties-Senator, French Club, Serve-Us Hall, Counselor, ssbook Staff, Glue Club. ies-Swimnliniz, skating, traveling, aceonnnoclating stray and clogs. JEWELL BLAND Qill Street Household Arts Oh.' the dancing eyes! may they ever flash With as clear a light as 11ow. ' :ion-To lead at contented life. ties-Class treasurer for two terms, Basketball. ies-Reading, sewing, hiking, dancing. AM BLOCK 'le venue- General Su a carria e ease, and such. grace. :ion 'Q trav l, m to se rica first, ties 'la , 'eh o ies-e img v. ' , now, sleeping, opening 'ge Il unts. . EJZABETH N. BOONSTRA non Avetiue ' I . 1 Commercial Beautiful 'ln !0lMM'df7ld featuyef lfwely as the clay. ion-'ll . ako tnyself py by making,nthers happy. l.-C, sexxqgf-g,Ndtii itig, skating' ' x I K l 1 - - ' kk, : , l Q Ax H x ' T Q., v Page Fifteen Q-H Page Sixteen ANNA BROWN Z3 Elizabeth Street Connne She looks as clear As 'mofrni'ng roses, newly waslzft. with dow. Ambition--VVl1at ever it is may it be the best, Activities-'l'x'easurer '32, '33, '34, llaseball, llasketball. llnbbies-Hascvall, dancing, switntning, skating, and ri I EDITH BRC . Z T t va A 'entv Lfonnnt ' qmet co1 science makes one so serene. X i ' 0 i e p to mv idea of what is a nice girl. obb ret ,, readme, swmnning, roller skating, l XYl'ltl ig, inns c. SYLVIA BRUMER 403 Ellison Street Cmnmc Her glossy hair was clustered o'er n, brow brzght wzth tntellzgence, and fair and smooth. Ambition-To make the best out of everything. ll0lllHCS'-vvfltlllgl in my diary, eating peanuts, walkit tlie ram, swinnning, basketball, ice skating. - EAN APR 30 Quinn S 'et 1 J 20 Cunnnc A h y gzrl L vp as imzmer aux' x 1 lllf be and did mx Atnbitio ' 1-' 1 rr f 1 , to keep ,' as f . est typ , and to sits lrmllywrmcl. , Activities-Bas b - ., . s: rest-ntati '-yumd It Clllll. f f , Hobbies-Daneii f, listening .1 ll7, fS. JEANN TE R. R 03 VVayn Avcnz Ctnnnn ' eerfu ok m c a ish a feast. bition 'be gnc, st. Hr bi fx it ing, ska m , r ruling and dancing, ADALINE CARI 70 . urtb l0tli Street l pw A smooth and steadfast mind, Gentle thoughts, and calm desires. Ambition--To help others bv becoming a nurse. Activities-Senator for four terms, Basketball. Hobbies-Tennis, re ling, skating, sewing. U ALICE .CA TE 1 1 Tln Strce Comm s e go stwl rosy :ed Us all f' Ring, Comm QL . I . N . t 5 ' n 1 It l d -' ' ' ' - A 'tio 1 ble to n 'li everytliimg I start. A i tie S a r, Treasnr ' 4, '35, '36, basketball, F Hobbi '-M1 ic reading. SXVlllllIllllg, walking in tic ' 'y , l fi . CAROLYN CASTAN 12 MeKennev Avet ,, Totwyva Borough Ge She speaks dw Len she ca s .omething worth u l 't in e list Ambitioi ' .e . cc tr ial ar ', . l'I0bbies-- rt, l seba ' riding, dancing. will Wgfeffkf-1 CENINCOLA far ' :abetli Street Connnerc 'l e A manly form. . H i ' on-To be a success where others have failerl. I M, gs f . . :s-Baseball, swimming, basketball, handball, and in- ' ' baseball. I w 'N 5 5 JOSEPH CHEEVERS , h N Izulison Avenue . .C,fanune1'eial 1 ' V, 55 Q s heai was on f Ufzse wh ch i eiminozir us, ., , H, ,p.:A,i5' g 7 Vos 'zu er o ' ve, and Lu' o 'retai'n. V, g g- on-'l' ceeecl ergfgytli s have failecl. . ' ies-' 'easureiy 19... 's-Baseball, softball, basketball. CHIARI l Street .A J Mechanic Arts 'Broad in oz er ee with muscles s 1 s of 'l'l'071..H on-To iq' .1 gn l 1. ies-Football '33, ' f ' t ian Club, Baseball, k Tezun. l .- :s-All sports, ea ig, sleeping, aid dancing. ELINOR G CILIO ' 'tre W 'Classical L s pr ty 'V A ' with, and witty to -talk: with. i 1-To liav l1l'C2ll'CCl'. ' .ies-Itnlinnf l .fl f' Lf f'-fir ::sLSkati ning- t ac rising. ' C OLL TTI K ,ntowzl Ave lue General Her young eyes hopefully glad and clear. H ion-To become an able business Woinzln and tlien , . . :ies-Italian Club, Library Club, Serve-Us Bull, As- nt litlittiy of Senior Class Bunk, Cliristlnns Czlrcl Cinn- ee. cs-Dancing, skating, swinnning, footlmll games, antl wing stones. , ALICE IRENE CLARK Jtowa Av 1 Connnerciznl ash. 1 sincerity and comlinessf' io 'l' i a 'uecex :in ' ways look on the sunny 93 life :tes-Ta '3 er es wing, movies, music. I . U . 'ITA TINE JOSEPH CONDON . aiglit Street .Ccnninercml we is honesty, manhood and good fellowship in him. ion-To make a Success in life. es-Football, baseball, wallball, fishing, swinuning, 4. PAT CONFREDO rand Street . General The eyes of conscience tcsmlg every stroke, '- To make his deed the measure of a man. ion-To work for tlle joy of working antl to live for ioy of living. :ies-Club Continental, ltalizin Club, Senator for twu ns. es-Boat building' basketball, cross country running. . ?,,,! A, , v . aye Seventeen V . l . ai' - Q-. ., F 1 in D 0 , 1 . N 5 -. f ,-3 A I ,N 5.7, H-6 Burmigton Avenue Mechanic L .Q L ' :fini - -622 4- Q . U l , 1 I Page Eighteen LILLIAN MAE CONNELL 155 Knickerbocker Avenue Cla: Kind hearts are more than coronets and simple faith than woman blood. Ambition-T0 tour the world by plane. Activities-Library Club, French Club. Hobbies-Traveling, collecting souvenirs, reading. ALFRED CONSTANT 35 Elm Street Mechanic It is well for one to know more than he says. Ambition-To travel and to sec my pal succeed. Hobbies-All sports. RUTH CORTEN 140 Kearney Street Ge Not too serious, not too gay But jolly and good in work and play. Ambition-To love and be loved-and--to repay my nn and dad. Activities-Metooette Club, Librarv Club, Senator. Hobbies-1S'kating, dancing, watching football games, l wmggl scrapbook, keeping a diary. y ,f f THOMAS F. CR In every deed of mischief, he had a heart to resolve, a head to contrivef' Ambition-To go to college. Activities-Junior Police, Track team. Hobbies-Chemistry. GEORGE CRONK 135 Albion Avenue Comme If good humor 'is success, he has it. Ambition-To become a good author. Hobbies-Football and boxing. VALERIE MAE CRC 130 Gordon Avenue, Totown. Borough Clas A lovely lady, garmented in light from her own bea Ambition-To haunt the 'halls of Central, as a teacher, as a student. Activities-Dramatic Club, Freshman Committee. Hobbies-Keeping a scrap book, and collecting snap S SAMUEL DE FEO 230 Union Avenue Mechanic Attain the unattainable. Ambition-To be a success in all I undertake to do. Hobbies-Swimming, skating. football, fishing. MARTIN DE GREGO 146 Ward Street Comme Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. Ambition-To be a teacher or an accountant. Activities-Library Club, Stair Guard, Spectator, T: Class Treasurer, Class Senator. Hobbies-Football, soccer, dancing, track, baseball, cri J my 4 AEI. JAMES DE MAIQ 'lf' - Y- wood Avenue ie ial XY! He was too wise to err, and O, Too good to be unkind. on-To bq successful in all my undertakings and to he regularly for gi long time to come. , es-H.-Y., Treasurer of Section 15A. C1 s-To copy someone elsc's homework and receive a mark than be, baseball, football, basketball and ng. JAMES DE MEESTER ' ledon Avenue General K Witty, sincere ,trustworthy, and kind, ' x Gentle, quiet, and musically inclined. X4 in-To be successful in whatever I undertake. es-Orchestra C4 termsj, Stair Guard C1 termj. s-music, swimming, skating. JLAS DE RUITER at Holsman Street Vocational Agriculture X Modesty 'is not only an owwvnent, but also a guard to virtue. in-Successful truck farmer. es-Football, basketball. Q-Wood working, reading, inspecting fruits and veg- rs, dancing. MARION DEVLIN abetl: Street Commercial 'hat happiness the maid attends, she gratefully .joys contentment. an-To please. s-Dancing, swimming, skating. ILA I O rsoi en General 1 kv thee, but tdx 've thee, nafme hee, but e. -T choose p 's 1 o which I am adapted. s- ian ' , S' mat , tair Guard, Assistant Edi- l lor ..book. Foot . , aseball, basketball, Swimming, skating, lIlg,Zll livin . ROBERT L. DOWLING art Avenue, Totowa Borough Mechanic Arts De'vout yet cheerful, active yet resigned. in-To be successful in everything I do. ss-Senator for two terms. 5-Football, baseball, skiing and swiinming, LA DURKIN A 'MMMN Lin Street General It is good to have brai ' It is better to know h to use them. n-Teacher. s-Reading, dancing, swimming, interior decorating. . l WILLIAM DYER ific Street Classical For brevity is very good, when we are, or are not understood. n-To become a successful chemist. ,-Reading, football, baseball, swimming. .Ibn- . . A age Nineteen W ll t cf I! M f Y ,ff ff ' 1 ff .E Page Twenty REGINA MARIE EARDLEY 14 Elizabeth Street Comm Whatever she did was done with so much east In her alone 'twas natural to please. Ambition-Always to please and to have many friends. Activities-Golf Club. Glee Club, Dress Committee. Hobbies-Dancing, swimming, skating, collecting dit rowing, riding. GLADYS WANDA EMER 89 Water Street Comm The eager heart, the kindlicr hand. Ambition-To be a success in the business world ar meet Robert Taylor. l-lobbies-Dancing, music, reading, movies. EDWARD FANSLAU 406 Sussex Street Comm In a th monr lpfhirther grave or mellow, Tho a, itchy, tasty, pleasant fellow! Ambition e Phe world. Activitie 1 .?'Club, Ring Committee, Oreliestfa. I-lobbies-I s'ating, swimming- hiking, reading, bi riding. JAMES GORDON FAR 96 Crosby Avenue Mechanic Such sober certainty of waking bliss. Ambition-To be able to get along without having to i every dollar. Activities-Dramatic Club, Associate Editor of Spec Student Council, Senator, News Editor of Spectator. Hohbies-Reading, collecting books. IRMA FARRER 47 Maitland Avenue Comm Her eyes as stars of twilight fair, like twilight's.too her dusky hair. Ambition-To sweep the dust off the moon. Activities-Treasurer, Ring Committee, Forward Pass, Central Night. llobbies-Homework, clothes, teasing, dancing. ANNABELLE FIS 43 Pompton Avenue, XVest Paterson Comm Happy am Ig from cares I'1n free Why arenlt they all contented like me? Ambition-To keep forever the love of those whom l 5 fully call, Friend, Activities-Tatler. Hobhies-Swimming, dancing, sewing, listening to goo ehcstras, and mi Y everything that's fun. SHIRLEY FQ X. 15 High Stre Gt Xe, .1 tle girl and yet deep hearted. A1 :?- J i be able t Jlflv ping-pong with an straw. Act lx ina cial C imittee. Hobb -, ancx g, sir ing, reading, riding, going out n seein cw pla . d new faces, doing crossword pu and m vies. FRANK FY 55 Haledon Avenue Gt ' 'or lose, he played a game i brought only credit to his name. Ambitiwn To - a cheerful disposition all my life. finish a start. Activi 'es ' t ' l, 34-35, junior Varsityg 35-36, Va Hobbie vs ri 'n f, skating, skiing, tennis, D, B., Slee UK CHE M. GALLO tledon Avenue, Haledon Comniercial leatncss 'is the crowning grace of womankirzdf' on-To succeed in getting a good position in life. ies-Serve-Us Ball, Senator, Basketball. :S-Football games, swimming, music, parties, good zs, good poetry. ELIZABETH HAZEL GARDNER ild Avenue Classical 'Tis good will that makes intelligence. ,on-To marry that certain young 1112111 from New ans and live in Louisiana. ies-Senator, Treasurer QG. 0.3, Library Aide, Fresh- Guide, Basketball Team, Baseball Team, Serve-Us Teani, Badminton, Literary Editor of Class Book, natic Club, Library Club, French Club. :s-The New York Giants, collecting pictures of Mei- l'. Ott, reading good books, listening to Benny Goode Orchestra, eating chocolate layer cake. E D GEMME ant venu ?!h0l'0Ugll Household Arts To 1 some 'eart a little li ter T ake som rkling seem 'ghterf' on-To 1 ' so 1 on appy. ies reas e ' nnj Il 'cs Club. as-D ' 5, s 1 , rea Wg, Sewing, swimmingyg, and ing t magazin s 4 , 9- GIAR TANA 7 Main ' et I' ,' lassical ' -ran , rk is h .' T 191, A ' d help w s c dishes at e ' ICH frh ll so l1e hands. C . i lj :s ll spor s, ead g, movies, 'o a visiting, do e k toll yea .J, listen to the radio, make or ruin , .talllp colle ti f. T ' GI A 'spec reet General bv' d ile belie his 867601 ' . ' -To success ii o lc business 2' 19, USIII s 1 L latler . . e l . . . cs- a Chl B .' . M fr if ' '36, zrtlsing oinunttee of Cl ss '. es-Swi nning, skating, 'noel riding, eating, and ring. EDITH M. GILL eakness Avent ' Commercial She th t 1 a v ir 1 ' proud, had to ue il and et never loud. on T repay y 1 o 1 for her constant ClCVOtiOll le E i 'atler and Spe tator. X as-Homework QFJ, travel, reading, Hlld 111ovies. I IAM HANNA ' mforth Avenue ' Mechanical Arts The snpe'rio'r 'man is slow in his words and earnest in his conduct. on-To be an Engineer, :s-Skating, baseball, swinuning, reading. EDITH HARDCASTLE 1rtl1 Fifth Street Commercial maiden, never bold, spierit so still and quiet, that her motion blushed at sel . ,ou-To be happy and make others l1appy. es-Basketball '33. s-Dancing, swimming, skating, riding. 1 1 is V , Us . , ir., , . Q l I ic f' ii ' l Q. , ,f ,. -I . ' ' 'nl I . .. . 1 - Ip 'lf .. - t , 1 Page Twenty-one Page Twenty-two l l RUT H s I ' 55 Arl n ven Get It 'tn tr t a ple soul T filled ' y her great blue eyes T made h ' all one gracious whole. Ambition-T establish an orphanage for dogs. Activities-B sketball, Serve-Us Ball, Social Connnittet Hobbtes-Swmnning, dancing, outdoor sports, drawing, 1 WILLIAM HA' 82 NVayne Avenue Mechanical A parlozts boy. Ambition-To be an electrical engineer and to meet blonde . . . ? Activities-Soccer, Drznnatics, Basketball. Hobbies-VVriting, fishing, and reading. I RALPH HEINRI H ' 11 Church Street - lklecllanieal 'W' Nt hinrheart-whole. Amb' on. js l1,q-cret. !V1 woy4 make you laugh. M ' B2.,sl3etb:1ll llialna 'el' ul, 'Q-l. o i 5-Boxing, wres ling? hniskfi tennis, skating, si mg, reading. l ' t 1 t , WILLIAM H1 57 Clark Street ' - Gel Silent, studious, cautious, and st ady With these qualities one is: always ridyf' Ambition-To be a success in whatever field I may chi Activities-Tatler and Class Book Advertising Canninittt Hobbies-Model building and photography. All sports door and out. ' MARGA L. G 7 Thor a, Clus d tl ul as sweet! d young as beautiful! nd soft as young! gay as soft! A d innocent !', Anib'ti o ',' aris. Acti ' '1 'r lub, French Club, Library Aide, F: man Guide I 9 I'IOlJlJlCS-Vvizllklfl 51'SL3lJ2lCk l'-Lllllg, making scrap hc adopting eats. , , ' ,N I, 7, M J '51 ?Jf ry' f IYEROY HOP: 184 Jas , X f ! , klltlecllzutic A fn-ition has 0.!I':Sf!'f ' 6' Ambition-To grow. T6 Bef forest ranger. Hobbies-Stamp collecting, s 'innning, skiing, skating, gf STANLEY HUDZIK 24 VVaite Street Connne A fellow of plain, zmcoined constancy. Ambition-To be successful in whatever I undertake. Hobbies-Swimming, football, and baseball. ERNEST HUGENBRI 913 Main Street Get He nothing com-mon did, nor mean. Ambition-To be myself under all conditions. Activities--Senator, Secretary of Hi-Y, All Central N Ring Comn ittee. Hobbies-Dukking doughnuts, jay walking, eating, sleel spprts, mov S. ' M fl 'W tl 'fl . ow I RER OHNSON T J lssex Street Commercial I do betray myself by blushing. ion-Get Z1 V-8 feeling. es-Swinuninll. basketl ball, sleeping, plus. HAIG KAFAFIAN laware Avenue Mechanic Arts With too much. quickness ever to be taught, fVith too much thinking to have common thought. ion-To become a rad io en sineer . E ' ,ies-President of Colt Hi-Y Chapter, Orchestra and gl L4 yearsj, Radio Club, Spectator Staff, Cross ntry Team. es-Music, amateur radio operating, dancing, and lining. LGE KAPANJIE General intclair Avenue General As jolly as the day is long, Always working with a song. ion--To be a successful chemist. :ies-Stair Guard. es-Eating, dancing, throwing the bull, swimming, in- ' sports, baseball, gymnastics, indoor baseball. E ANOR KAUFMAN ,Ile Ave , W ow: S rough Classical YY ion Y 1 - w' 1 a smile. ' mg, listening to good or- I h de f f- 1 ' CS d- n .v nl gl, ,. tras, li 1 g 1 lx l ' ' . YQ T e 5 and gentlest heart l X 9 K RIC AR KAY aledo A venu Mechanic Arts ' have imble wit, I ,' '11 a de of Atlanta's heels. lon- - i l another Bou ler Dam and to be an Elec- l En Hr. ,ies hestra '3 '33, ' '354 '36, Art Club, Track. es- nnin ' ' , o ' l, dl, tennis, golf, liste: . 1 d e. a. KEDASH udwick St et f , Comm cial lon No clnse es enator Lf , V ' 0 a good hear is e X haf A Ito I s in the wil, - '-- D S ' J nil b X r. t c e ig r , , . ,i.-. ,' nil! 2s-B se all, lmasketlmallxolf, en ' SE ETTE mrth Fourt ' 'y heart ' lon-To be a friend o as--Swimming, dancir f, movies, to e as friends. SYLVIA skating. KIER rket Street Commercial A laugh and a g iggle chase troubles. on-To find a place in the Journalism world. ies-Senator, Poetrv Club, Forward Pass, Office Aide, tator Staff, Tatler. Y Bs-Dancing, swimming, writi poetr and walking ie rain. 5, f W O l. ,MJ i 1 l r F Page Twenty-three .,....,..-..., -.-. .-....... . Page Twenty-four GRACE IRENE KINNEY 176 Mill Street Houselmld . She was 'made for happy thoughts. Ambition-To ride to college in 3 Dusenburg. Activities-Home Economics Club, L. D. S., Secretary Rifle Club, Sports Club. Hobbies-Reading, swimming, horseback riding. AGNES KL1 .giijdur ia s venue,' Haledon Cornmei she un e takes to do she does well. An ' on-To l successful brivate secretary. Hobbies-Swim ng, sewing, reading, listening to the ra WAL ER A. KLIEGER 68 M n ' eetf tll Fall Gen , A' er a s W- , any obs c es block his way ' Ambitio . 1 Activities- ta9u3G a '34, C rr'n istory Society '33, ' ler Staff '36, u 1 r assbook, Scpicni '36-january, '37. Hobbies-Swimming, football, J nkcainping. WII7BERT H. KOSSM 69 North Fi 11 Street f' Mechanic . .-Yea, mas- is e Qrropheyg flggnjffong ther ifts that hath , , O the mo m ificentf' I Anlbiti 1 ' 01110. iei ' l-ygixd D a big ti l1lUS1Cl n. I 1 Activities-Ring Commi ee, nd '33 df' 4. Hobbies-Listening to dan b ndg 4 B nn,y ' dz and Casa Loma, pl ing Q 'li .1 ' ska and swinging witl Bu d ' . ' LA FERO Street Connnei plain, and natural in gesture. 7 Service VVork. collecting, football. ' LIZABETH LA I I Street ' V Comm ness dom combined. by 1 . I ing iiking, rowing. 203 North pec Park Comme' a gentleman. i-uc successful. Activities-Senator L3 termsj, Vice President of Stamp 1 LZ termsb, Spanish Club, Orchestra to termsl, junior C mittee Club, Senior Suit Committee. Hobbies-Basketball, baseball, football. JENNIE LAWLI 151 North Main Street Gen i To know her is to love her. Ambition-To be 3 kinclergartendeaclier. Hobbies-Swimming, dancing, driving. RY LAWRENCE mrtli I 'To speak his thoughts and tell his true belief Was his delight. tion-To become ambitious. ities-Senator, Debating Society, Hi-Y, Treasurer of mp Club. ties-Music, stamp collecting, arguing. , towa e - General . Sixth Street Commercial MADELINE LAWRENCE Ld gentle heart she has y ' , , I g colltf t film? a'? foes C C f d'N fl l ollowlin the footsteps n stu ,' y ly two brothers. ries-Dancing, sw mning, reading, listening to the radio, vies. w l ITINV CHARLES LEOGRANDE 1' rant' Street 1 Commercial ll is face see'rrqlit l6zdlf' 'witf' itio - 'c ssf rin anythinQ I liitdertalceh mil si ' ' 5 ajfuqhlliatirllmall, fx am vcr, tx: 0 r East .fc Q ny tj, s ii , I ljgyri .' i ' . , :Xu V , , l . f. Jff7f WILLIAM LEVI 28th Street Mechanic Arts Brevity is the soul of wit. ition-To become a good engineer. A nes-Swmnnvng, driving a car, football, and baseball. IA-M LEVINE ' aniil ition-To see the world., 1 'ities-Senator, Library' Club,' r ich Club. ton Avenue Cotninercial Speech Ls silver, silence is golden. ries-,.L.raveling, readin , cing. , f f' EDW R PENHOLTZ M n Street f 'ommercial Hllfyfff f words are the est iti ' be a iagazine illustrator 'for the Saturday ei ' st. D A, X 1' afke eating, sketching, tenhis, swimming, reading, Q nenting with chemicals. MELA LIQUORI n Houten Street General What is greater than these- Willingness and the wish to please. 'ities-Financial Committee, French Club, ries - Dancing, reading, movies, skating, speaking unch. WILLIAM EDWARD LONGWELL Burlington Avenue Mechanic Arts u Virtue is like a rich stone-best plain set. ition-To be a good engineer. litres-Senator '31, Stair Guard '3o. nes-Driving a car, baseball, football, playing pool. Page Twenty-five .xl il I E 1 Page Twenty-six ..u,.- .....- -.,..,,-.... .AJ GEORGE LOVAS 69 jackson Street Mechanic A A pfroper man as one shall see in a sum'mer's day. Ambition-To become an electrical engineer. Activities-Swimming '35, '36, Hobbies-Swimming, boating, and football. MARY R. MABARD 451 McBride Avenue Classi Gentle of speech, beneficient of mind. Ambition-To be patient through the trials of life. Activities-S. G. A. Bulletin Committee, Efficiency Conm tee, Library Club, Library Aide, Freshman Guide. Hobbies-French correspondence, tennis, walking, readi and crossword puzzles. DAISY MABEE 83 Lincoln Avenue, Totowa Borough Household A All the sweetness seemed to grow and grow and shim out in happy overflow from the blue, bright eyes. Ambition-To grow just one inch. Activities-Home Economics Club. llobbies-Reading, knitting, swnnming, skating. JOHN MALESZEWS 24 jefferson Street Cotnmerc 'Tis thc silent ones who accomplish most. Ambition-To be a success. Hobbies-All sports, reading, traveling. EDNA MANTEI 410 Sussex Street Gene A sunny smile and a cheery disposition. Ambition-To be happy and make everybody else happy making them beautiful. Activities-Library Club, BY's Club, Girl Scouts, Tatler, IV tooette Club, Serve-Us Ball. Hobbies-Dancing, knitting, skating, swimming, sewii Wliing football games, keeping diary. ARTHUR MARC 88 lNortl1 5th Street Gene Actions speak louder than words. Ambition-To go to college. Hobbies-Fishing and hunting, all sports. ELDA MARONE 328 llfforrisse Avenue, Haleclon Gene She's the completest of girls and the neatest The brightest and sweetest. Ambition-To repay all the kindness that has been show me. Activities-Italian Club, Serve-Us Hall, Finance Committ of Senior Class. llobbics-Reading, movies, football games, swimming, ridii EMILY ROSE MARTIN 137 Albion Avenue Classit Gentle, plain, just, and resolute. Ambition-To try to please everyone, Activities-Library Club, Italian Club, Taller. Hobbies-Swimming, skating, tennis, reading. , If rm' ! XXX5 X 5 mf' 1 'df Y 'ff BPH MASCARIl A 'ont Street Mechanic Arts H-is dark hair had such a curl. tion-To take up Diesel engineering in college. ities-Football '33, Varsity '34, '35, '36g Track '36. ries--Swinnning, canoeing, eating, ice skating, music, icing. DANTE MASSARO atersou A, iiue V General Not cafr ess 'iv 11 ' confused in words, nor ra L, th . , - - tion-1'u im enough ne ' e s 0 supply ygxworld. ities-St ir Guard, Club. ' Vl ' nies--Baseball, suffer, football, l'e . l. LIAM RAYMOND MELHORN I 'reakness Avenue ' Commercial Disc1'etio-n of peech - 1 ore tha z loquencef' ltion-'lfo be sue ssful anytliinf I ldertake. ities-Cliecrleadi 4, rary 'l , Freshman Guide, lator. t ries-Skating in es, Sport VERNA MENEELY neoln Av e, T 'a Bo gli General df ' y clad as she Bea Vful ex ed' ly. ' n-To be 11 c artist. ities-Cliairnmu f s Committee. nies-Art, dancing, . 'iing, swimming. ANOR MEYER i . Jortli Main Street Lonnnereial A sweet, attractive kind of grace A full assurance given by a look. ilion-To take life as it comes and to be a secretary. ries-Swinnning, reading, skating. ANNE MIEROP will Ninth ' t Connnereiul 'Qvfec simplicity in heart and mind. 01-. o r aeli one liuuc l munds before I graduate. 'ties ' 'v U-s ' 'etball, Baseball, Volley Ball. nes- ning, icing, roller skating, ice skating, tcliii g a football game. D MILLER I lin Ryle Avenue, Halcdon e . i' Arts Fhere is honesty, manhood,i good fel ow in thee. tion-To be suceef' - ities-Swimming T ' 5 6 F o 3K r ck. ries-Sleeping, eatin RAYMOND MITCH lortli Sixth Street Classical Just at the age 'twixt boy and youth., When thought is speech, and speech 'is truth. tion-To become 21 successful criminal lawyer. nes-Fishing, hiking, football, swimming. ' 1 Page Twenty-seven ' 7 '..'T7TZf'vT' Page Twenty-eight ELBA MOHRLE 325 Preakness Avenue Gene Happy who in her 'verse can gently steer From grave to light, from pleasant to severe. Ambition-To be an interior decorator and to live on ranch. Activitics-Sciiatoij '33, Dramatic Club, Mctooettc Cl BY's Club, Puppet Club. Hobbifs-Motoring, designing, collecting imported handk chie S. ROBERT CHESTER M001 33 Godwin Avenue, Midland Park Agricult 'II said in my heart, I am sick of four walls and a ceiling. Ambition-To become a successful farmer, Activities-F. F. A. Treasurer. I-lobbies-Stamp collecting. WILLIAM MOROZEWICZ 174 Lawrence Place Commerc He lives at peace, within himself content. Ambition-To play sax with Glen Gray'5 Orchestra. Activities-School Band. Hobbies-Music, listening to thc radio, swimming, ridi and to sec good orchestras. fe . , f MARGARET Mom: Z 1 a n S ' Classi s m ly as theday is long. x , , K h Y JAMES MURDOCK A 'tion-To b heal iywwepltliy, and wise. H mbies Swimi i g ancingx eating. xxjf 167 lzdmuncl Avenue 5 Classi A wit's a feather, nd a chief a rodg An, honest manfs God's noblest work. Ambition-Success. Hobbies-Sports. LOUIS NARGIl 151 Dixon Avenue Commerc He sits high in all peoples' hearts. Ambition-To be a success. Hobbies-Baseball, football, swimming, skating. LEONARD WICK . f ' 13 East Holsfjyfixreet Common ' ly's ' ' lhe wind's. 1 ' ' --To al liavean ambition. 'ities-Gofl .35, '36. o ibies-Gol , football, ba. 'ball. STELLA NIEMII 259 Spring Street Gene Her ways are ways of pleasantness, And all her paths are peace. Ambition-To be Successful in all that I undertake. Hobbies-Movies, dancing, reading, walking. LIAM NOTEBLOOM I .'xVCll1lL', lfust l zxtu1'sut1 .'XQI'lk'llll1lI'Ill I said in my heart, I am Sirk of four walls and fl ceiling. tiun-To lic :L sncccssfnl fart llCl'. ltn-s-l'i'csnlcnt l'. lf. A., 5L'llZlllll'. tics-Cliiclu-il raising. JULIA R. NYKLEWICZ axcksun Street Klum-ml I t 1' wwe nijrifuoiivs ' the feast, in I ' nber yoj, ', You' , iv o spo f ze Ivastf' ti ' 6 lic it sncct-ss in anytl 1 nnlcrtztkt-. J a' 5-4Swinnning, dancing, icc t ting, nnmturing, rcznlin--, E H O ER cr S 'un' A CtblllIlll'l't'lIll HH' uns 1t 1fL.fif gvnfil kniglzff' ilitm 'lu K 'y. N ' tics usclmtil, fmmtlmll, swimn mg, gulf. J Cf, KATHERINE O'ROURKE zmfurtli uc -V llunsclmlfl Arts 0 ict' as - 't, Itle and it 0 'clgugt thing in woman. itiun-'l'b Q ar llllA1l'l. 3lCS-'SWflIll!llllQ, mlzulcing, playing ping-pong. EION ORR I Marion Stn-et ' 1 , ticncml ith cha' lc' sta I' ', l , ,V ' -meetf th vk vith f e good Zyl! ititi 1 i nine an rtis and to lu- sxtwxlsftml. V fitic 1-Y Cult Clxztpert , ,f ' 5105-lJI'IlXVlIlg', rating. 'l cniifpg Hllllllllllg, lmziskctlmll. I . GEORGE PAGE OSSIYCI' .'XVClll.ll' fik'llCl'Ill Silen 's :brian words. ition-To cute the mrtals'0f tht 'l' ' llnntlrccl. xicswlcnnis, ping-W fi' l . Nu X X .EN PALLOTTAXX Riclinmncl Avenue iicncrgtl A bit of seriousness, bit of fun And with it all, hm' lUOI'ln'lS well dune. itinn-To fulfill my Mnnfs urn. :tml D:ul's wislit-Q in tlxu lmics-Muvics, music, dancing, writing lvttcrs, rt-zuling. ALBERT PERROTTA cwis Place, 'l'utow:t liiirtmgli Lmnincrcizxl Write me as om' who lows his feliow mon. ition-'lb Ire successful. vitics-btair Guard. lncs-Swlnnnxng. Page Tzverzty-:aim Page Thirty RUTH MAY PETRIE 259 ill Streef- , Clasgi W'h,fsmilgb1g' lips and sharp bright eyes. 1 ' 6114 0 beeome 3 teacher, A ivities 'rgieh ub. Hobbiesff yp?jgiy1i ,'skating, dancing. l , Q! f Y MADELINE PIERMATT 23 North 6th Street Commere Nature 'made her as she should be, Not too bad aud not too good. AUll1iti0H-To be a successful nurse. Activities-Senator, Italian Club. Hobbies-Dancing, skating, reading, movies, and taking lo walks. ,f AR s P TSMANZ, 1.28 Nor 14th Street Comnlerc , ol will i th ni tiest practical force 'in the niversef' X J . in ition-To l ical engineer. A vities-Pup ' H Jbies-Collet mg driving my car EDGAR POWELSC , Cmnmerc vlf- .ontrol. htnest effort. magazineslil mean bofnks, a sports. WILLIAM PULHAMUS 17 Boyle Avenue, Totowa Borough Mechanic Ai -Cheered up himself with ends of verse and sayings of philosophers. Ambition-Electrical engineer. Activities-Senator, '33, Radio Club, Rifle Club, Memh Big Five. Islobbies-Running, SVVlllllHlIlg', Ham radio. MARTHA RAUDONA .23 Pompton Avenue, West Paterson Genet They love her frank and smiling face, Her sensible and quiet grace. Ambition-To take my parents on it four of the west. Rii horseback beneabh thelprrhcie moon. Activities-Sena-tetd, '35, '36g- Tatler,'EditGr3in-Chvief of Clas book. ' - llobbies-Movies, reading, roller skating, lake fishing, eatii licorice, listening to western songs. GEORGE REID 186 Waliiilt Street Mechanic Ar And whom he once had known, he ne'er would slight. Ambition-To earn money. Activitie. Assistant Manager of Track Team, Football. Hobbies Football, baseball, soccer, basketball. l ' MABEL REYNOLI 203 K arn Street Connnerci , , nd all t t's best of dark and bright eet in r aspect and her eyes. Mil t n- o' my mother and dad. ' 'x ies-Tr a 1 er, '33, 'lc nies-Swimming, skating, dancing, attending parties. H M, ff W ljf' , f If ka I . A pR1I41cH X! 'czxlilpcll Avdy c Ga-11c1':1l 'Hn muqch, epends on her who stirred the smll of Hople ith an cheery word, and kept them aronwr J ll absurd and brighened their days with rmghterf' t llll1'llU lmc riCl1 in two WIIXS. 'tlfvs-liuskctlmzlll, 1-lg lllI'k'ZlSlll'L'l' of SCCllHll, 1-l, 2-lg kll Cu111111ittcc. livs-lJ:111ci111.g, swi111111i11g, l1u1'sclmcl4 ricling, 2ll'L'lll'l'j'. ms. ALICE MARY RILEY lcriclzm AVL-11110 CUl1llIlL'l'k'lZll Life is wlmt you make it. tion-'l'11 be :111 airplzult- traffic cup, IIICS-'lil'C2lSll1'Cl', 1-2, .2-1 tcrmsg Sc11z1tu1', 4-2 lL'l'll1Q FE- 1cial Co1111nittcc, Tvplst, 4-.2 Class. lies-Swi111111i11g, g5:11111z1stiu's. LIE RINALDO 1 I urth lltlt Strn-et Lm11111c1'r1:1l Her 'voice is as f II er ., ee. tion-'l'o reach thc tm 1 ,J IC l tldur ' 't' lilm l lm t ' Cll mes- . rzu'v 11 , ,mn . . A I A - ries-1 :uling ' ml lm ' 111151, 111 '1c, Tllllll 1' I - LLIAM H Y RISSER 111-111 lj ., rect X 011111111-1'6iz1l 'Imm f' 2 e l'Ht'Sf,17l'0DIJ 1' a 1 tim-Gtmtl . '1'. nies-Soccer, so nll, awi111111i11g. 0 IA sw ' t c HV!! C11111111c1'ci:1l ose about er rom, her ,111 'read the perfect ways of honor. 011-3'lfti+ ':!11cccc1l. Zi!!-L-'I'c1111iS. h IICS-SXYIIIIIIIIIIQ, d:111c111g. I D PETER RIVILIS moclsulc JXYCIIIIC, Slllglll' lIlCCll1ll1IC Arts orn for .s cccs . fe red, wt.. vi, 1 'ts to hold, X Wit. h' ' 'ft ,stoo ill eyes. ,tl0ll-'lil .11 L- , llll cs first. ities-fi lf, ' . mics-Go , .wi111111i11g, skating. N RODGE 1lortl1 Main -tylsct l' 1ct'lTiiTE Arte Far we 'nz U Af0 ' 1' , 1 a wart so 'manly md so kin . ' ' rev! tum- l lb tmx ul. K DICS-Sliillllljl, l1iki11g, SXYIIIII 11114. ll A NICHOLAS ROME 'xwzlklrt-ss Avenue 4 flCIlC1'Zll K N L'He spoke cmd he was heard. tipr fl'cfr xncc like Frtcl .ASIIlll'k'. 'it1Qs ,Nlh':1li'11 Club, SC'L'l'L'l11lI'y, St-11:1tur, Clzlsslnmk Ctllll- Lcct lesl1111:11t C111t1t11iltcc. .N vU.:9ilJ11iv1l1g, dllllflllg, 11111sir, slccpilig, lD1INl-i-Qt'll2lll, lx. D , ' ' Y 1. . x XI -L A - XR .XX X .K X 4 X . 'X I 1 1 X S A N F ,.Q---,..,.- .. ..A,... ..,,., Q. -'i 5. 1' Page Thirty-one Page Thirty-two RUSSELL ROOME A 346 Totowa Roacl, I'otowa Borough. Mechanic If A merry heart maketh a cheerful co-iuztenu,nce. Ambition+T0 become an expert toolmaker. Hobbies-Home workshop, swimming, skating, basketb: JESSIE ADEL RUD 90 Carbon Street Class Patience and gentleness is Power. Ambition-To be a credit to myself and my family. Activities-S. G. A. Councillor, Freshman Committee, brarv Club, French Club, Dramatic Club. Hobbies-Dancing, reading, swimming. . ' O ., WILLIAM RYERSQD Q , fl ,jfyf 51 Fair Street Gem HA mae folly is esimbze miriam that will not be guilty of stupidity. I ' rf Ambition-To become af treat c CIIll5t. Hobbies--Fishing, lmaskcjtfifiill., Qi iff! ' REUBEN RY 130 Danforth Avenue Gem Man of two hands he does his part. Ambition-To be one of the Three Hundred. Activities-Football, Basketball, Baseball tCapt.j, Bowli llobbies-Tennis, post office, golf, ping pong. ANITA SACKMAN 25 King Street, Haledon Commer Warm of heart and clear of brain. Ambition-To see tlie seven wonders of the world afte have been successful in business. Hobbies-Hiking, dancing, swimming, reading, watch Central's football games. RUTH SAHATJI. 369 Paxton Street Commer A sweeter woman 1ze'er drew breath. Ambition-To travel and to be a success. Hobbies-Dancing, reading, skating, riding. RUTH FUFFIE SALTZMAN 81 Bridge Street Household A She's a very pleasant playmate. Ambition-To be as successful as my Mom wants me to Activities-German Club, Home Economics Club.. Hobbies-Dancing, talking, walking, driving, reading. ROSE SANDERS1 14.2, Brown A nue P spect Park Comnwrr ' 'Sp ing eyes and merry lips hieh ead vit f'low.s A t ucce I o V116 a Us Ball 33 Dress Cf 1 C Hlii b . , xl fl . , 't' as' ll,' ,S S ' ,'-1 x X. -Km AXA H bbies g, en' ig, eatit g hamburgers. awry x , 1 i fi , l I f' B CHM T 7 ff Bri e Avenue , Commercial Pep a u and jollit I ha personalyt I in-ya at frienl and have Pmhds. es-' at or, Ba. 'eth:xll, '3. 3-lg Cliristmns Card nittec. 4-Swimming, skating, movies, watching Central 4 play any sport. CHARLES SCHOCKLIN ppany Avenue, XVest Paterson Couunereinl rom the crown. of his head, to the sole of his foot, e is all truth. an-To get I1 good week's sleep. 4-Swimming, hasehzill, sleeping. L SCHULTE kotzt Street ' Household Arts Life hath no dim and lowly spot That doth not in her sun shine share. mn-To get at little fun out of life. es-Senator, Treasurer. 4-Dancing, swinnning.:, cooking, reading, football Q, movies. PH J. SCHUTZ 'is Str Halen 1 Mechanic Arts f'ou. wer ever go at zd 1, ndationsf' ln e su 1 . A Q-St leg, I ' Y, si lmi r dr ng. ETTA sc1Ro y son Street Commercial A demure and steadfast 'nuzid am I. ln-To he successful in life and :1 good hookkeeper. es-Italian Lluh. e-Dzinemg, skating, swunnung, movies, JOSEPH SCORDATO nrt Place, Totowa Borough Commercial Thy purpose firm is equal to the deed. fn-To he an accountant and a success in life. 9-Stamp collecting. JR SCOTT 'son Avenue Mechanic Arts with the dance, let joy bc mzconfinedg sleep 'til morn when youth. and pleasure meet. in-To make a million. :s-Senator, '33. Q-llorsehztek riding, swimming. MARIE SCRIVENS in Avenue ' General She takes to light a Id 'nplo thin And in the sunshine cs and si . in-To attain the grl te. lClf.Illt off ty dreams. :s-Financial Con1'?t?ee. j s-Dancing, slew gg, swf nm , having fun, knit- hnskethall. , it y ' W T it I 4 V ' lu ,rf jj J If If A If 4 fr 4 1 Page Thirty-three i W if 'tm f w v li if 1. Page Thirty-four we THELMA SHAUGER 137 Atlantic Street Cla Sweeter also than honey and the honey comb. Ambition-To get up early in the morning and look awake. Activities-S. G. A. Iilicieney Committee, Senator, Ii gan Guide, Glee Club, Financial Committee of For ass. Hobbies-Swimming, dancing, sleigh-riding, movies, alive. EDWIN SI 42 Glover Avenue, West Paterson Ge He trudged along unlcnowing what he sought And whistled as he went for want of thought. Ambition-To acquire a good position Cany kindl. Activities-Treasurer, Stair Guard, Library Worker, A tee Blanks. Hobbies-Basketball, swimming, and all other sports. GEO G sliiilseldxgv 4, MSN o ' ven I Cla: 'A tt nonsense n and evwised by thi IM be t of n.' Ambiti n- o e a . eacher. Activ' amp b, Dramati ub, Rifl C ib, Lil Aire. Hobbies-Stamp L 1 g, base 1 ' , ling. will Ge 535 Main Street His ready help is always nigh. Ambition-To travel. Activities-Track, Cross Country. Hobbies-Sports, baseball, basketball, track. U M A F. NGLAND 10 7th St et K' Commi ' s a little melancholy 'in her. Ambition o zwycpesiiul beautician. Hobbies-Readm movies. CATHERINE SMALLWl 55 Suss re t - Comm' I love giggle, e tts fluent flow. mbiti n e successful in everything I undertake. Hobbies Swimming, dancing, skating. MYRTLE SMITH . 95 North Main Street Ge 'In her tongue is the law of kidnessf' Activities-BY's Club, Basketball, '35g Metooette Club, Scouts, Library Club. Hobbies-Knitting, swimming, skating, sewing, dan viratchinpf, football games, making serapbooks, keepi ciary. VIOLET SM 281 North Fourth Street Comml Her rosial colour comes and goes with such a comely grace. Ambition-To love and be loved by everyone. Hobbies-Swimming, roller skating, eating, teasing, wal RE SOLA rtb 7th Street Cmnmercial Her smile was prodigal of summery shine, Gaily persistent like a. -morn in June. itm-To always keep Betty Gilmore as a pal. ties-llumc liemnmtics Club, Volley Ball. es-Dancing with lletty and Gillie, listening to Ruth :er talk. GRACE ROSE SOTTILI rhigan Avenue Commercial With smiling Iipx and sharp bright eyes. ipn-'law always look pn tlle sunny side of life and ave my name spelled correctly. ties-Tennis Club, Music Club. es-Dzmeing, reading, listening tu good music, walk- and movies. h CK Stree ' 'Ie' anie Arts ver nan ms zs 1 t, Amd h 4' his. i L 'u' es llfq' es Im 8, 'S llllji. ' 0 MAR ET JEAN SPEIGHT ewev .A venue 4 V' ouglt General may 1 aluays merry. nm tu li t I try,to dp. , N ' f'l'Iw a - ' ' a 'llt 1 ties min 1 . N, ' es ivnmn -' s ating, d mg. ORE STEVENS Q aneliester Avenue ClZiSSlCi1l , pleasing eomzlenanee is a silent eommendationf' inn-'l'p be a success and repay my Mother and Dad. ties-Librarg' Club. 4 . - CS-SXVIIIIIIIIIIQI, dancing, skating, reading. DOROTHEA STONER lsun Aretitte, 'lkitwwa lititlllltlll Commercial Graeeful and uxeful all She does. Blessing and lnlest where'er she goes. illll--Vllti be SllK'CL'SSilll in my elnwsen field. es-Reading, sleeping, eating, swiniming, stamp eul4 ng. :ELLA ST Q we Street '- General True l ' IUOI' -word, and her friends. inn-Tm e m ' y uld friends, and make many new t' ' Tre. 'rr 1, l!:1skr.vtball, Serve-Us Ball, lladminton. tc,-Roller karting, swimming, basketball, sleeping, ig. , SHIRLEY STORMS rtlt Tliird 'treet , Commercial She look. as clear As f . mi ,l'0St5Sf iezoly waslzcd with dew. ittll-ifiI'1UXi'ltl,11k1llI' a tl far.l' Iii milf. 1 -l rf! QglEiVx'l!llll1- lg, st-x'Yirig,iix':tll4i gf, reading tlte funny , . . i . I , Y X gy t vl' ,kj ' C i Page Th irly-five Page Thirty-six I GRAC - TARA fn. ' : 206 t ia n f ' Gei jj' has lj y 1 chase f S - 1 0 heal r f ,K r 1086 .U Am on-To ' ome . . c ess 1 03. r. Activities-Golf, '35 ac , ll, '34g H ball, '34. f x Hobbies-Dancin , I.: . base laughing, havi 1 v 'QZILLI A M 'role Clinton - . NX ' - , Gei s ot what he wg ut the way he S S if- Ambi o -To acllieve fairly a cv. 1 ' Activit' s-Cross Country, '32, '33g Track, '33. Hobbies- - tingfskiing, watching football mes. IDA TORZELLA ' 537 11th Avenue Ge Consent that from employ ent springs, a heart that 'iv labm' sings: Sweet thong tha in her erses swing? Am i 'on-T be as h . r Acti i ' A renc C ub, L. D. S., G. O. Hob - a 1 g Ele r t bus, reading French p ma ing oney. J A 5 DIEGO TRC , Mechanic sense in a, way that's unco'mmon..' the New York Yankees. handball. silent seems to be. places and Klo things, C . lub . . swimming, eating, basketb JANET VAN HI venue, Prospect Park Comme A mind at peace with all below, A heart whose love is innocent! Amb' -To be a successful R. N. Acti ities-Social Committee. Hobbies-Swimming, skating, dancing, listening to the r FR ' CE V N TEN 23 0 t 1 spect Park Comms ' e 'is Wi1'c14mspe.ct and rightg gif! K d fmtl to 'kcepf Ambition-T alwa 5 B, m ke li happy. Activities 1 atlcr, Hobbies- wimming, rol er skating, singing, scrap boo ANGELINA VAN' 427 Van Dyke Avenue Comms A merry heart does more good than medicine. Ambition-To become a nurse and serve the suffering manity. h K u Hobbies-Reading, sleigh riding, eating, drinking beer. J VAN SLOOTEN h Avenue Mechanic Arts Wise to T880-l'U6 and patient to perform. an-To be a chemist. es-Baseball, '36. s-Fishing, stamp collecting, golf. HN VAN SLOOTEN per Stre t Mechanic Arts V HH ill F ay.n in-To ge ' sr 5-Swi g, basketball, skating. EN VAN VARICK isle Avenue Commercial 'Laughing he was, and quick at many a jest. in-To be successful in everything I undertake. :-Swimming, fishing, ice skating, skiing, basketball. CORNELIUS VAN WYCK en Street Mechanic Arts There is no knowledge that is power. n-To get a job. s-Fishing, sports. E VENEIS - 11 Ninth Street General t to find a fri who has these qualities, who fhas Eves. These q 'ti upon ' friendship lives. ng-Toccom W r Schiaparelli a d 1 or ourt St. ames. -Dancing, tennis, horseback i n ng Cen- :at Eastside. FRED VERMEULEN s ott ve , Pr s ect P Classical ung s ang lightsomef' be cess -Skii ating ing. N VROEGIN EWE th Fourth Stre f' f General h' oczr e pa W: se istaggs c ' 'vw an . n-T tr e aro th orld. s- , Junior Po ice. - g, boating, motoring, stamp collecting. X ORA WALKER rson Avenue Household Arts She is wit t lc ' , pleasant too. 1- o al by being a Flor- light .' A -Rea g, knit 'ce ti g, swimming. Page Thirty-seven Page Thirty-eight ' WILLIAM R. WAL HER 174 Burlingto v iv Agricul ' caut ,Q the 'mane o strike do, r 'ad with resolute hand. . At iion-Floris - , Hobbies-Skati , 1 ' ,, stamp collecting. I 'A ' HELEN WASKIEVS 55 'North Fifth treet Ge Af'merry e rn a cheerful cozmtenancef Anl tion-T ourage of Itly convictions. ' tvi ies- ' ary ib, Secretary of Stamp Club, '35, ch tra asketbal . obb ineralogy, entomology fbng collectingj, sl Swi lming, chemistry. Q VERNA WEBB 21 Grove Street Comme 1 As a smile lights up her eyes The many obstacles she defies. Ambition-To be the first air stewardess on the Von denburg. Activities-German Club, BY's Club, Office Aide. Hobbies-Swimming, dancing, roller skating, horsebael- ing, eating Inclian nuts, movies, MELANY WEI 89 Church Street, Haleclon Ge Her sweet and demure manner -is accompaniel by intelligence and personality. Ambition-To be what my parents want me t0 be. Activities-Tennis Club. Hoblfies-Reading, swimming, playing piano, listening t rar io. DOROT Y WEIDMULLER 136 o Avenue, Jfotowa Bjorough f Comm gp :rome ggfsie, and full of ace 1i L em: her all his grace. Ambit n- o itc mn agon to a star. Activities-Senat llCY, All Central Night, Fox Pass. Hobbies-Dancing, swimming, parties, homework. HAROLD WEINI 23 jefferson Street G1 His wittiness, his frequent smile Has made his friendship well worth while. Ambition-To be a success in business. Activities-Senator, President of Stamp Club. Hobbies-Basketball, swimming, skating, football, I collecting. FRANK WHEELER fl 42 Kossuth Street - ,L--fi Mechanic N, ev imself can be his parallel. Ah bi JMX see he worlcl and not through il portli A'tiv I. Swinncru -Tk '34, '35, '36, bales--Tala-lei ten' ' ,l, '1ing, basketball. Z' yff LEWIS WI 881 Main Street G For he is a jolly good fellow. Ainbiti n To be a success. A A 'vi s- air Guard, Senator, Tatler. QP H ies-GO g dll1lHIOll, football, baseball. tl LE A r 1 8 tre Mechanic Arts ' ad! o hexca at games o'spo'rt. on-To n whatii ax and to want what I get. les-Foot all, '33 ' , ' 5, '36, es-Allfs rts, smooching. ALPH WILDEBOER ,ambe lain Avenue Mechanic Arts rie s ver 'c if life, at es avoi' ' o get o o fx b. ie.-Senato 34. rs-Skating, . 'immi , cal ping, p aying pool, tennis. WILD R UTH Lin Strec ' reneral S s ri h, she's be and compare no l min rene a kind. o do hat nna do hen f an do it. i- Be ' ne 's .ketball .3, Cal tai 3, Basket- ' 4, ' - Le' 34, ' . s- vmg , sleep . EDITH WUNDER 'is Ice, To a Borou 1' 1 Commercial ' fr air h ma r who saw admw'd always me py and have a delicious sense 4 , , ' .as im-. , r It ies-Tatl , Clas Comy1't?,,j1'74rpYst for Classbook, namittee: Aff' t I I ancmg, swimn ng,, reading, traveling, and all out sports. 'EDWAB Lter Street Commercial A glad 'hello' makes his face seem lit, With friendliness and dancing wit. on-To have the brains of Einsteing the wealth of efellerg and the health of Dempsey. ,es-Class Senator, Freshman Basketball Manager. s-All sports and movies. MARGARET YOUNG rson Avenue General . . She smiled and the shadows departed. Jn-To live and let live. es--Spectator, '32g Tatler, '36g Basketball, BY's, Girl ts, Sport Club, Leader, Golf, Tennis, Metooette Club. S-Swimming, dancing, basketball, keeping a scrap- , reading, watching football games. ' UN Eli A s Ave 'lj ommercial ' i b oming cha and o n b ow. X ' N n T i nd l t l' . , i ED iliitiiiclx Cl eb lf, ss Qomm' ef flee ent l Colum ' ,X X V ff s au h'ng, ' ing, I a ,' xg, swiggmi g,q writing 's, actin . le- J , JACK YUNKER ledon Avenue Commercial His own thoughts are his own companions. on-Successfull. s-Basketball, baseball, soccer. 1 1 2 1 Q' , . .A Page Thirty-nine Page Forty MATHEW ZIMMER 537 Belmont Avenue, Haledon General Wisdom and a good reputation excel richest Ambition-To be a moving picture operator Hobbies-Driving, movies, automobile races football Parting Salute We who are about to go, salute you Remembering the days and friends we shared, With firm step now we march into the future Though some of us may not return and some of us be spared. We shall remember foolish words and laughter, And books with soiled leaves, familiar chairs, When we have gone our spirit will be with you, Our feet, with yours still shuffle on the stairs. We are the brave, who hear the call to y battle, With rheery pennants flying and gay songs we start, We who are about to leave, salute you And pray you will remember us who now depart. --Ida Torzella. -7 mf 1'l'1L'l 'l ' - . Q i X i f X is wx X g .r'5'?x ...mx XXY 7?ig 1V 1f Li A,- my Qumw . - 75 5 - ww . www zbagfggfiwx J-95 4.- Tis -J Mage f l',1f ?:?oL w NOW' .V ,AIA , X ff x 1 pl' LV' ' '1 a-1 f. 'L V CG Nw ,ff M -U H M Y ,ff f an w 9 ff A 1 K Xflfxlfg ogwmo if' A 1 N '. X 6 ' :J xx Mi 7 ' X 5 3 U, n U.: ,Qf5O '32 w '5 ' 17: Nl L ' egg, - 11 'X W If - Q90 E950 . x X N ' WJ, X4 mmwmx1smn11fnww+v f Mi A C957 qxmh PUZ 6i? be :roi-,JL LAtEiRiJ NT: .i,f1!fi.LA j fy T-H215 I A R M l 'rs W ,N 6? E l ,,., 5 P il I QM FRE-5HlE3, f AZ!-ru uf nb X - fy -'91 1 muniuleief ctcnu ' 4 I Witf M Xxq W V ffl ,k Zif f su V f,:'41C7'f f?:ff4ZQM,1f'4iC4AMW' f'fT1Z'5'7W fQ'f ' ' fwzwwf f,f, -f 4 V' V' fs ' A7 4 E2-g'EfggW A 'Mir QXYQEQSY all 4 - 55? , jff W1 My a lif w ,. X W X :M - N0 'Y ,fE1i 4' I X N I 'U 1 'Z A AL I Eu vu W I A SENICSR' MF 535I0N j0'F 11,5 0noQ,,m4 V A PJ, Page Forty-one RING C OMNI TTEE- I:RXlCS'l' Ill'liliNIIRl'L II I R M ,-X F.-X R R Ii R ,IICSSIIC RVIBICN AI,Ii'lC L'.XSpXR'l'lil.l.I XYII.UliR'l' KOSSIXIAN M.-XRTIN YRlJIC1iINlll XXI N IQIJXY.-XRD l .XNSl..'Xl' XYII.l.I.-XM RISSICR - WH FINANCIAL CO MMITTEI5-- MIL'll.'Xlil. IJIC NIXIU ICLD.-X M.-XRUNIC M.-XRIIC SCRIYICNS .-XLICIC RILEY YIRILII,1iI,XllRAX'l'.XN l.Ul'IS ,-XQVIXU BOYS' SUIT COAIAIITTEE- lflmxla IFYIVITIC rlxmu' mxcz lun rcs me x1lslcs'l'lc1z I EXECUTI V15 COMMITTEE- liI.M.'X xsicwlql-is xlmsux s'r1wQ1Q DORIS ITROMMICIII' IA JIIIS .XQLIINO GIRLS' DRESS COMMITTEE- ,I ICA N X Ii'I I'IC C.-X l'R IUJSIC S.-XX IJIQRSON Y ERN,-X M ICN ICICLY RIQIIIXQX IC.'XRI7I,IiY INN DORIS YOI'N1iS'I'IiIQ Page Forty-three If yn-.1. . Page Forty-four fIDVlfR'l'ISING COMMITTEE- N ICIIUIMXS ROMIC XX'II,I.I.XNI II IiI.IJ IINRICO fiIICI.I..X PHO TO GRAPHI ' COMMITTEE-- JICIXXX Ii'l I'IC CA PR I NU RU'l'II II.-XI.I,MIiR If RA NCICS I3 Ii K ICS ,IIQXN SI'IiIliIl'l' ,IUIIN ROIJISICRS XY II.I.l.-XM RYICRSI JN ,.....,..'-ww' CHRISTMAS CA RD COMMITTEE- 'I'IIIiI.M.-X SIIAIWSICIQ IiI.IZ.-XI3If'I'Il SCIIMIITI' IQIJITII XVUXIJHR TIIOMAS CRAIG I.l'LTY CII,'OI,I.Ii'l l'I MARION ORN .'-I0 CLASS WILL e, the January Class of 1937, believing elves to be of sound mind and body, which, bself, is proof of insanity, do hereby de- ar and bequeath our last will and testa- I x the 4-1 Class we leave the possibility the organ may be fixed so they can truck Jrgan Grinder's Swing. CPage Regina lleyj. m the future posterity of Central High we 2 the newly painted walls in hopes that will not be marred. m Mr. Manley, we leave our sincere grati- for his patience and kindness. ith Mr. Gilbert, we leave the coveted vledge of discerning when to be serious when to be gay. w Mr. Cranmer, our advisers, Mr. Burke Miss Dunphey leave the wide open spaces 'een the seniors' ears. 4 n John Sarokhan, Nelson Struck leaves gavel. May he wield it successfully. 1 Jennie Labosca, Dolly Bewkes leaves a of Aspirin, to cure her headaches from Senior Social Whirls. x Frank Hughes, Louis Aquino leaves empty coffers of the- 4-2 class and the ty purses of its members. n Ruth Morris, Doris Frommelt leaves the ght that the pen is mightier than tl1e -d. ggy Morris leaves her golden curls to a Harlow fan. hnny Chiari leaves to Dick Wuensch all female adoration due him. :len Waskiewicz leaves to Bertha Hof- Vermes Librium commonly known as the QWOTITI. ll Hayes leaves his romancing to Bob or. ielma Shauger, fthis is Doris speakingl as her powder puff to Lady Esther. .rry Lawrence leaves to any pacifist his ary. Jffie Balestrino leaves her prescription for vim, and vigor to Clelia Pez. vmmy Craig leaves his power of debate some silver-tongued orator for future ings. Haig Kafafi-an leaves Central's portals with regrets. Freddie Constantino leaves nothing to the school. CIt's the Scitch in him.j Rube Ryle leaves his rosy countenance to Nick Beversluis. Abe Yedwab leaves his girl friend in East- side. George Sickels leaves l1is tripping the light fantastic at the senior 'dances to any person who knows Where tl1ere's a will tl1ere's a way. f Frank Wheeler leaves the girls agog. Walter Klieger leaves the Tatler at a loss. Manny Orr leaves his Scotch piano to Jean Gio- . Ernie Hugenbruch leaves his vocal chords to Tarzan of the Apes. Bill Pulhamus takes that stuff' with him. To Mr. Kaplan, the cast for the Senior Play, leaves a realm of solitude in the corridors. Jimmie De Meester and Rienk Kay leave their fiddles 'to Czar Sheiger. Mathew Zimmer leaves his bashfulness to John Busch. George Kapanji leaves that laugh of his to the Shadow. The Seniors, in general, leave thej ball and chain system in the Cafeteria to the rest 'bf the students. , Eleanor Rich leaves fond memories to her dancing pupils! ' - . . joe Schutz and Fred Miller leave thehrchem- istry laboratory in one piece.- - ' Frank'Aldrich and Bill Kossman gm their swing back to Benny Goodman. - N Lucy Cipolletti leaves her pretty smile-to Margie Beam. ' Russ Roome retains his dcadpan. I Betty Gardner and Marge Higgins, lcs inseperables, leave school togetherf ' ' Harold Weinberg leaves his Indian nuts to any master of the art of eating the heretofore article of nutricious quality. ' p -Doris Frommelt and Thelma Shauger. Page Forty-five 2- + A X 4 vii -'35, , - lx X WX ' Q, 'Q W A f 2 T A5 9 Q Q ,W X,cLAss Wy 'Q-2 E?3E'c255?f,'l'EE5L ' ' 1 2 EBM LFULUD WHOPFZ9 CLASS c me N RAYMOIH MUCH BILLPHGY wmaskr KOSSNAN NELSON 5fRuQK ,335 xjffv' MH J 1355+ A , 'Ngfufaap ff ' ABE 71293159 ' Uwe HU ENBR ' Y,-Q X Lima whffe W C71-'L' KL!-5361? X -F' MQ? , X 1 5MlQ X is f' gli J2 msffmni ' ' 'YW' liggiuylsgfldblajilik di 4 M K ,Q v K 4? R A-X 'lj N 11 !W'?. 'H , 'Y X Vljxk gm TQ? CQFFCB! - kgkix i ' IZ ARI y , D N , 1 g H N f N W? Best' 7 iles pggmm oF X as L ' ' 'XI X Jghlnwh 1 923, EBM, 05f LIKELY Jill TLUEMBI MUG KAFFAFMN Q sucg ,lu-SM' - CLAUDE WILEQGA MMM? Mm! v' RuBE Img NELSON 3+ggC5f BEST MIXER NARD0 I' QCQULNO J Irv! 'K-Vitx QQIIRIO C Q' 5 55 ,dyj 5:3 ,w -Best P..R2SSfR N j ,A ceonef mcg M IMQAE! VX M25 mg f gg M365 , lvusom Sfliuck lx FRANK fmfa BUBE RILQ Page Forty-sin: ' CLAS.: vm'Lz.: Tw- 34 A A E- X C ' ' Q'1 'Q2 Qf H QWX 'L l va ' Q ' MOST QQQU B k 1, ff eb. Q TU Maw J , if .W , Mmfha Rauliowaf A V' WW N X N D0R1sFR0meLt CLASS EAD ' 'W MJRIAM BLDEK Qlqgyy Wi I MIXER Y PCG' H0 5 LMQ Bdwlffs swam' Rm, 0 0615 Ff?0f16z t .. N , f k J i CK fi' ,1'u.,4 Qf 546411 IRNA? FIIVHH xy Pimps QF ff X ffm my DURIS FA'0f16Lt auf wfcvmvlwf !VM'z'M RAUDONM ' fl5IYOR6 01110 HZYLLWUUD A VERIVA NENEEU K ' I , :.. E31 W UEANUR M5756 I :l :,.'f X not wfeamlf f, 'ff ip E-'ff Q X ' 'Lg WT X P, fm!! A, S- W M- as gnxily! B53 UMD 5 W' NCEST SIVHLE ezmokm 2 N ELEANOR My Czfzazsm mmf X Nm Q 95,35 M eh E LM WRONG IQ HHH, KGRICE 724RAr1tmo my x ufFBALcSiIvn -ff! NOW , X fiQ..PU' Mf mum wmv mask' , xv UMA BEWK6 new Bernwff' EifiQ.'3-MM NN MURIEL GEMM6 -5 Xwjx DORIS FWMCUL :RMA FARRAR fgif QLQRNOR RICH A 7 VERN6 Msnesg 4 f? ' - - If 'x I 4 S A + ' f'! up . Q37 'Q --xg, V 1 Pagf- Forty-so GIRLS' SPORTS We, the senior girls, are proud to have such an outstanding group of athletes among us. We are sure that their success in sports is due not only to their own ability, but also to the able leadership they received from our gym teachers. Mrs. jenkinson, Mrs. Cappio and Mrs. Cooper. These teachers have coached us not only in games, but also in the impor- tance of good sportsmanshipg and we who are graduating hope to carry their teachings with us into later life. We now give you a list of our athletes together with the points they have earned in their sports work. MAFALDA BALESTRINO Muff1e has certainly made a success of her high school years. She is as good an athlete as she is a scholar and leads our class with 610 points to date. She wears our 500 point emblem, which is a block C and we wish her as much suc- cess out of school as she has enjoyed while attending school with us. Baseball ................ 23 5 Physical Education ....... 1 50 Basketball ......... - - - 80 Serve-us Ball --- --- 50 Leader ....... - 2 - 30 Trunbling -- .... 2 5 Rhythmics .... --- 25 Manager --- .... -- 15 610 MARCELLA STORMS Marcella follows MuHie with 270 points. She is a fine sport and we all agree she should have gone in for baseball, for she surely would have been a welcome addition to the team. She is the only senior girl who has earned points in bad- minton. Page Forty-eight Basketball ........ .... 1 10 Physical Education ....... 75 Leader ......... ,.., 4 0 Serve-us Ball .... .... 3 5 Badminton ..... .... 1 0 270 HELEN BENDER As we all know, Helen is one of our fi est little athletes. The basketball and ba: ball teams will certainly miss her fi: playing. Basketball .............. 85 Physical Education ....... 75 Baseball .......... .... 5 0 Leader ......... .... 3 0 Serve-us Ball --- ---- 10 2 50 BLANCHE GALLO Blanche is another one of our outstan ing basketball players. She is only a han ful, but her playing certainly surpass her size. Physical Education ....... 100 Basketball ........ .... 9 0 Serve-us Ball - - - -- - - 25 Leader ...... .... 1 0 225 ELIZABETH SCHMIDT Bet is another one of our athlet who was exceptional on the basketbz court. We think if she had gone in f baseball she would certainly be a wor to the opposing team. Basketball ........ .... 1 05 Physical Education ........ 100 205 LABETH GARDNER is too bad Betty didn't try for our : C , for if we are to judge by past nrmances, it would have been an easy er for her to get our emblem. Physical Education ........ 75 Basketball ......... .... 6 0 Baseball .......... .... 5 0 Leader - - .... 1 0 1 9 5 J MIEROP in, like Blanche, is another handful. here again appearances deceive, for received our 100 point emblem for :all alone. just imagine what she l do on a serve-us ball court. Baseball ................ 1 1 5 Physical Education ....... 50 Basketball ............... 10 175 'H WILDERMUTH ith seems to have liked basketball for :onhned her activities to that one :. judging from her fine playing, she ld have made a fine all-around ath- if she had gone out for any of the r teams. Basketball ............... 85 Physical Education ........ 50 Leader ............ .... 3 0 1 65 ELMA SHAUGER Lugar , like Ruth, seems to have ght basketball was the sport. We ld have liked to have seen her sports ty on the baseball and serve-us ball is. Physical Education ........ 75 ALICE CASARTELLI Alice has our 100 point emblem for doing a little bit of everything. We think she could have been one of our best serve- us-ball players if she had continued her fine work. Physical Education ........ 75 Serve-us Ball ....... .... 2 5 Basketball ....... .... 2 O Leader ..... .... 2 0 140 MIRIAM BLOCK Mim earned all her points in gym class work. She was on the honor roll 4 terms and was also a leader for 1 term. Physical Education ....... 100 Leader ............ .... 1 0 1 10 ALICE RILEY Alice earned most of her points in class work. She also went out for basketball. Physical Education ....... 100 Basketball ......... .... 1 0 110 -. RUTH SAHATJIAN Ruth is another good class worker. She was on the honor roll 4 terms and was a leader 1 term. Physical Education ....... 100 Leader ............ - - - 1 0 110 SHIRLEY STORMS Shirley, unlike her friend Alice, did not go in for any sports. However, she made a success of her class work, being on the honor roll 4 terms. Physical Education ....... 100 Basketball ......... .... 6 5 Leader ............ .... 1 0 Leader .......... . .... 10 -- -- 1 10 150 fContinued on page 58, Page Forty-nine BOYS' SPORTS REUBEN RYLE Football, '34, '35, Baseball '34, '35g fcaptainj '56, Basketball '34, '35, Bowl- ing '34. Rube .is one of the most versatile athletes Central has produced. While playing with varsity teams he starred in three major sports: Baseball, Basketball, and Football. He reached his highest peak in high school athletics when he captained the Baseball team in 1935. Colgate or Fordham could use this Central product. JOHN CHIARI Football '33, '34, '35, '36 fco-captainj. john is one of our big strong silent men. A burly fellow weighing in the neighborhood of 200 lbs. john played end on our football team two years as a scrub and two years as a varsity man. LOUIS AQUINO Football '33, '34, '35, '36. Soup is another stalwart of Central's concrete line. Soup a small but scrappy guard stood out with his brilliant defen- sive playing in his two years of scrub and two years of varsity competition. JOHN RODGERS Basketball 34-'35, '35-'36. jack is that tall, good-looking fellow who had a good 'eye on the basketball court as well as on his chemistry book. jack played one year with the junior var- sity and one year with the varsity. FRANK FYFFE Basketball '34-'35, '35-'36. Frank, a team-mate of Jack's, played during the same years of both junior var- sity and varsity competition with quite a fair record to show. FRANK WHEELER Swimming '54-'35, '35-'36. Frank is one of Central's great mermen who helped to build up that five-year win- Page Fifty ning streak. Frank swam two years varsity competition. FRANK ALDRICH Golf '36. Bud is Central's Bobby Jones. was the leading golfer on Central's gr golf team of last year. LEONARD NEDZWICK Golf '35, Len , the blond, curly-haired goll although not brilliant, always played steady, consistent game and was a gr aid to the team where coolness and a pendable hand was needed. JOSEPH MASCARI Football '33-'35, '35-'36. joe is that handsome, broad-shouldeq fellow who we've seen play some bang- games at his tackle position. He a played his two years of scrub and t years of varsity football. CLAUDE WIELENGA Football '33-'34, '35-'36, Tubby is that big, blond giant w was Joe Mascari's running mate at 1 other tackle position. Tub in his fc years of playing made holes in the opp ing line big enough for pianos to mc through. GEORGE ANDREWS Football '35-'36, George is that ebony-hued streak lightning who from his end positi brought down many enemy ball carrie George played two years in varsity co petition. FRED MILLER Football '56. Fred, although playing his first year high school football, was the seaso: sensational find. He made many opposi ball carriers wish they had never start to go around his end. ILLITERARY DIGEST I-Iow important we seem to ourselves! r four long years we have unconcerned- attended Central High School, and then at once we find ourselves forced into : limelight. We hold the respect and niration of all the school-every single :lergraduate looks up to us. How we 'el in our superiority! We even begin analyze our thoughts, remember trivial :cdotes of our wide-eyed freshman .rs. How many times we re-live in our n minds our four years at Central, each 2 a story in itself, each widely differ- ' in our attitude toward it. First came the freshman year. Were we ren? I wonder. I know I spent half of gym period the first day, scrurrying ough the basement looking for the ierground tunnel to the gyms. And n, later, I tried to find the fifth floor get to a class in room 45. We did have a freshman guide but all emember of her is a vanishing form wn some stairway or around a corner. was a regular game trying to keep up 'h her, but it wasn't quite fair-she al- ys won! I never caught up with her. Phat first term firmly disciplined us, , in regard to cutting classes. I'll never get Mr. McNerney impressively telling the dire results when two senior stu- nts of his, cut their last day's classes. I nk he achieved his purpose. Dur sophomore year was not quite so l. We were just beginning to get used things. We didn't go up down-stair- vs anymore, or sit innocently at the chers' tables in the lunch room. f I remember rightly, this was the year rst got interested in football. About all ver knew about the game was that the 11 with the ball had to go through the 2 and make a touchdown. Nevertheless, 'as still capable of growing very enthu- atic, and would often go home hardly e to use my voice. knd-oh yes! This was about the time en I found out that if one joins the 3. A. while he is still a freshman, he has a chance to make dozens and dozens of points, whereas, if he joins later, he won't get so much for it. So I didnt' join the S. G. A. Sorrowfully to me, or otherwise, my sophomore year soon slipped past and not much later I found myself right in the middle of my junior year. Environment and the influence of teachers were begin- ning to take an effect on me by then. I started to have a really intelligent look on my face. I walked through the halls feeling self-assured and self-confident. I also became adept at making discrim- minations. A problem like this would be likely to come upi I would like very much to go out tonight-is my history home- work so terribly important, or would it be all right for me to skip it just once? I don't think it ever took me more than thirty seconds to solve that one. Beginning in the third year, some of my acquaintances graduated. It was then that I realized how the school changes. As girls and boys that I know personally began to leave school, and many familiar faces disappeared, it made me all the more realize how fast time does go by. As each graduating class left, our indi- vidual class seemed to grow closer to- gether, and now, by the time we have reached our last term, as we have not made many acquaintances among the lower classmen, we know each, other fairly intimately. , Nevertheless, that isn't what concerns us most now. All commonplace things are dimmed in our joy of welcoming the day we will be free to go out and conquer the world. We have finally arrived at the coveted position of being members of the graduating class. We count the days to the time when our troubles will all be over. But what happens after graduation? Funny, isn't it? How we long to be back in school again. -Alice Riley. Page Fifty-one OPPORTUNITIES FOR WOMEN IN INDUSTRY .As I stand at the point of graduation from high school I am making a survey of the opportunities before me. There are so many roads open to women that the matter of choosing one line of work be- comes more and more difficult. As time goes on, we find that women have been going out from schools in in- creasing numbers until today there are many fields of work from which a woman can select her occupation. Among them are: the professional world, the political world, the business world, the service world, and the world of artistry. The professional world has but recently permitted women to pass through its guarded portals as doctors, lawyers, mem- bers of the clergy, architects, interior dec- orators, and teachers. Today there are many woman doctors and lawyers already who have very successful practices, but in the next five or ten years we shall see rriany more than ever before enter these fields. There have been few women as clergymen, architects and interior decora- tors, but today and in the years to come the number will be greatly multiplied. Al- though women have always been teachers, it is only lately that they have been al- lowed to teach in advanced branches of learning. It is only in late years that women have been allowed to have a voice in the gov- ernment. They have proved themselves as having such very practical ideas on gov- ernment affairs that a new field of occu- pation is now open to women in the po- litical world. We already have women in very important ofiices and it is very pos- sible, I think, that in the next decade there Page Fifty-two will be a woman in the highest offic the United States. In the business world we find n women holding positions as .ecreta and stenographers. There are also n women executives in great business cerns, and many women owners of sl and stores. But an opportunity for e woman who tries earnestly to be a sux is always present. The service world includes the nu the welfare workers, and the various c occupations with regards to hel others. Of course, women almost ent comprise the employed in this field cause they are better suited than 1 Women will always monopolize this of work. The last field of work, the artistry f is always open to anyone who has te which can be used as a benefit to the of the world. This line of work incl' the painters, the sculptors, the music. the dancers, and all the classic arts. earlier days women were discourz from displaying any sort of talent, today the slightest genius of a persc cultivated and brought out to its fu effect. As I review the various fields of c pation, I find that a college educatic indispensible. In these days of the del sion one is always more certain of a if his culture has been complete. course, the people of the professi. world are required to go to college, if a person cannot afford so high a ti ing, there is always another field of v in which one can achieve great thing Opportunity-will-o-the-wisp-but within the grasp of everyone. -jerrie Rader CRYSTAL GAZING r Texas Centennial held this sum- t Texas was a huge grandiose exhi- . While I walked about the fair :ls, I noticed a large crowd huddled 1 an unobtrusive booth. Naturally, ity seized me and I, too, joined the g throng. The center of all this at- 1 was a short, rotund man, dressed 1, brightly colored, satin clothes. He fortune teller! A huge sign covered :mt of his stall. PREDICT FUTURE SCENES PRICE 50c ie I was a bit flushed that day, I d to see what he could tell me about ter and brother graduates. Grasp- is crystal ball and concentrating , he said: ee a young man, an engineer, win- he golf tournament. He compares Hobby jones today. fBud Aldrichj . young lady from your home town en the first to reserve a ticket for ld tour commercial airship Time r. fLillian Connellj. jew novel, startling in its differ- nas just been published. The author rge Cronk and I venture to say he 2 classed among the best authors. new high mark has been set in 130 ives by Michael De Maio. At the 130, he claims that he's too cold an. nists have been enriched by the ad- of William Dyer, Bill Ryerson and : Kapanji and Dave Van Slooten r ranks. Central High Gym campaign has uoosted and almost completed by of successful business men such as 1 Farrar, Nick Di Nardo, james De r, Harold Weinberg and Enrico unprecedented and hazardous feat g attempted by Rienk Kay who is g a 'Folder Dam.' : so they could receive apples from s, Valerie 'Cronk, Jennie Lawless, Durkin, Ruth Petrie, George have become teachers. :l Astaire, now old and decrepit, joyously acclaims Nick Rome as his suc- cessor. The country is now swept by a new rage-Scott's Unbreakable Soap Bubbles. The originator of this novel idea is none other than Arthur Scott who is said to have made a million on this idea. Not quite so distinctly, I see groups of housewives, going shopping for bar- gains. Among the best bargainers are Doris Frommelt, Thelma Shauger, Elinore Stevens, Elizabeth Schmidt and janet Van Hook. The annual convention of the 'Safe Sparkers' QI-Electrical Engineersj was held at Bulbville, Circuit. Among the guests were Bill Hayes, Haid Kafafian, George Lovas, William Pulhamus. Headlines proclaim the solution of the farm problem. Drought, dust, storms, and irrigation worries are no more. The farm- ers have no others to thank than George Argentieri, Courtlandt Arnold, Nick De Ruiter, and William Noteboom, former Agricultural students at Central High. Isabelle Bergman, who thoughtthink- ing an art given to few, has just been ap- pointed Secretary of Labor. Her assistant is Gertrude Astor who will lead the social whirl. . Eleanore Caprino arrived in Holly- wood this morning to fulfill screen con- tracts. She and her fellow traveler Miriam Block lunched together. Miriam is com- pleting a world tour. Our own Lucy Cipolletti has added an extra floor to the Empire State building so her enlarged business can be accommo- dated. On her extra-special staff of secre- taries Frances Bekes and Ruth Ballmer lead all the rest. Madeline Lawrence, Adaline Carelli and Cora Walker, Central's contribution to the world of nursing have opened their own hospital on the site where Central High School used to be. We find that Edith Brown has wan- dered from her friends in Paterson to a country place in Poughkeepsie. -Mafalda Balerlrino ami Elizabeth Gardner. Page Fifty-three A LAUGH A DAY FULL STOP The genius of a local business made good without much aid of education. He was asked to distribute prizes at school, and give the usual speech of good counsel. Now boys, he said, always remem- ber that education is a good thing. There is nothing like education. Take arithmetic. Through education we learn that twice two makes four, that twice eight makes sixteen and that seven sevens make-and then there's geography. -El Paso World Herald. RIGHT STEAR Teacher- Now Billy, what do the ruins of Ancient Egypt really prove? Billy- Well, m'am, it may mean that the wives insisted on trying to back the chariots into the garage. CONSIDERATE Sailor- Don't bother me, I am writ- ing to my girl friend. Marine- But why are you writing so slowly? r ' Sailor- She can't read fast. SIMPLER A drunk searching diligently along the the edge of the pavement and the gutter was approached by an officer who said: What are you looking for? I just lost fifty cents. Where did you lose it? About half a block down the street. Well why are you looking for it here? asked the impatient officer. Oh, replied the drunk, the light's much better here. u -Annapolis Log. A PAID-UP POLICY What would I get, inquired the man who had just insured his property against fire, if this building should burn down tonight? I' would say,' replied the insurance agent, about ten years. Page Fifty-four GOOD PAYER The C. P. A.'s wife' had just paid last installment on the perambulator. Clerk- Thank you, Madam. Hov the baby getting on now? Lady- Oh, he's all right. He's get married next week. -U. S. Coast Ga STICKS AND STONES First Detective- Why did this d. bring her husband to court P Second Detective- He called apartment names. First Detective- Go on. How anyone call an apartment names ? Second Detective- Well, she told judge he knocked her fiat. POETRIE During the pioneer days, a young dian fighter, noted for his bravery, unexpectedly slain by the Indians. small community mourned for him to show their sympathy, they erecte small monument with this inscriptior it: He was young He was fair But the Injuns Raised his hair. SOMETHING MISSING The salesman was demonstratinq radio to a blinking hill-billy who n had heard a radio before. It's a marvelous invention, enthl the salesman. With this set you'll l the world at your feet. Yeah ? said the hill-billy. You betcha,' raved the salesr This set takes you places. You can Chicago, Paris, or any city you wig just by turning this dial. The hill-billy gazed at the set ' fascinated eyes. Sartinly is a great contraption, admitted. But whar is thet rumble I bin hearin' so much about? i A LAUGH A DAY HORT STORY GF THE JUNGLE. With a Moral. brave hunter decided to take a trip ie African jungles, in search of big :. His one ambition was to get a skin. rady at last with his safari of Afri- they entered the jungle. The porters ed all the equipment, even the guns. t so happens, our hero fell to the of his party, because his belt broke he had to tie his pants up with a g vine. Upon completing this task, :und to his amazement that his belt ri to wiggle off. My! What a shock fceived when he saw that he tied his : up with a snake. Not undaunted, he 1 sought a strong vine, and repeated previous process, this time success- . Our hero then hurried to overtake arty, but to his amazement, they were mere in sight. He might have caught 'ith them if he hadn't been puzzled forked path leading two ways. To iero there were four paths because vas slightly cross-eyed. Our hero it to choose one of the paths, las! it could not be quite so simple, :uddenly the roar of a huge tiger ed the earth. lr hero was without a gun and he F RIGHT mer- What is a comet?' - A star with a tail. mer-- Very good, name one. - Mickey Mouse. -TiT Bits. CEIT r- The man I marry must be brave, .ome, generous, clever-but not con- - -Iove! How lucky we met. -Columbia jerter. knew not which path the tiger stood on. One path led to his men, and safety, the other, oh my goodness! led to certain de- struction by the fierce tiger. Our hero took his choice, the path to the left, because he thought that was the right one. But gosh! gee! oh fudge, he unerringly chose the fatal path. The huge tiger confronted him. The big game hunter began to sweat. His shirt became so wet that the water poured from it in buckets full. His knees became chafed from knocking, but he re- solved not to give up his life without a fight. The tiger came forward. By this time our hero was drenched all over with sweat. The tiger charged with his caver- nous mouth wide open, and a few cavities were showing in his teeth. Quickly our hero stripped off his dripping shirt, and as the tiger was almost upon him, he rinsed the shirt into the tiger's mouth. Torrents of water flowed down the tiger's throat and he gasped and sputtered for breath. With a final gasp, he rolled over and died. He had drowned from our hunter's sweat. Naturally, the heroic hunter chose the other pass, found his safari, returned to the tiger and brought the carcass home. The moral of this story isg Use Life- buoy in the jungles and lose your life. AMBITIOUS A backwoods woman the soles of whose feet had been toughened by a life- time of shoelessness, was standing in front of her cabin fireplace one day when her huband addressed her. You'd better move your feet a mite mawg you're standing on a live coal. Said she, nonchalantlyg What foot Paw? -Louisville 8: Narlwille Employee: Magazine. Page Fifty-five ,J .WWI . WMV Z Amo MQW 'M . ft. GJ , if LAL 44 WM H ujh Z Z 2215, P . .-' I . L ' I, ,ln .xf if , , f , f Lf . ' f ' ' fl X NX 4' Mf f'W! X ! Nxgish GEF fM W Xxgf f if 'GMX J U ' .' Y. www K Q . ujfvf I , . ' i ,fiifxb Qwbd J Q :fe 34 f Page Fifty-six JW f. C'fJg6 kC?J 44wMgiiLm,Mm2iiVmmWfw J A UTOGRAPHS EW - ff W MW QCWW ff MQW? ywwjfwwp Wg M. ' Q39 W h Wigs J WW 5 'WWW-W' WH ?7jf2f7v4Jff2 C557 fwawmgfg 5 'X Www 0 Page Fifty-seven GIRLS' SPORTS fC0nlimzed from Page f49j MARGARET YOUNG Margaret went out for two of our major sports, serve-us ball and basketball. Her fine playing and cheery personality has gained her many friends both in and out of the sports field. Serve-us Ball ............. 35 Basketball ......... .... 5 5 Physical Education ........ 25 Leader ............ .... 1 0 1 0 5 ROSE SANDERSON-- Sandy went in for 2 of our major sports and we are sorry that she didn't continue her sports career, for we are sure RUTH HARRIS Ruth is the little girl with the pleasing personality who made her points in two of our major sports. We will miss her fine playing and pleasing personality. Serve-us Ball ............. 25 Basketball .............. 10 - 35 There are some of our girls who have gotten their points solely through honor roll work. To reach the honor roll one must have an average of 9075 for the en- tire term. The following is a list of our honor roll students together with the points they have attained. Melaney Weider ......... 125 she would have made a success of it. Elinor Stevens .... ---100 Serve-us Ball ............. 25 Ruth Ballmer ,.,. --- 75 Basketball ................ 25 Audrey Biehler ..... --- 75 Physical Education ........ 25 Elizabeth Boonstra ....... 75 Leader .......... .... 2 0 jessie Ruden ..... --- 75 1 Nellie Rinaldo --- --- 50 95 Violet Smith --- --- 50 THE CLASS OF IUNE, 1937 EXTENDS BEST WISHES FOR SUCCESS TO THE CLASS OF IANUARY, 1937 Page Fifty-eight DUEGES El CLUST 17 Iohn Street New York GOLDSMITHS SILVERSMITHS MEDAL! S T BRON Z ES MI TH S Dieges 8: Clust since 1898 have been recognized as the leading creators of medals, cups, trophies, plaques, class rings and pins, sorority, fraternity, jewelry, keys, charms, etc. OFFICIAL IEWELERS TO THE CLASS OF 1937 Page Fifty-'nine FEDERAL PRINTING CCDMPANY Producers of I HIGH GRADE COMMERCIAL PRINTINQ AND PUBLICATIONS W This School Annual Is a Product of Our Presses - 1E :5 f'1 ., ' .55-mg Ji,2nwv-em 22719 Ellison Street Paterson, N. I S ty Phone MArhet Z-2336-2337 Hrt piioto Engraving Co., nt. -S E, o 'S .W DAYGNIGHT SERVICE 'G It I iii T7' oT'1T7i KENT GARAGE BUILDING I55 Washington Street NEWARK. N..J. One year course. O Combines college subjects with secre- tarial studies. 0 Prepares for preferred positions. 0 Faculty of university pro- fessors. High school gradua- tion prerequisite. Attractive surroundings. Placement Ser- vice- Applications now being re- ceived 0 For bulletin, write the Director, or dial SHer- wood Z-4242. SHerwood 2-4070 C. 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C0 'Pf e 'A' of 134 MARKET STREET MINERS DELICATESSEN SHerwood 2-4016 SCHOOL and OFFICE SUPPLIES 496 BROADWAY FOUNTAIN PENS GREETING CARDS Paterson New jersey Compliments of EDWARD FROMMELT FUNERAL DIRECTOR Telephone SHerwood 2-8109 91 PROSPECT STREET PATERSON, N. THE CRYSTAL PALACE FINE CONFECTIONERY AND LUNCH Manufacturers of High Grade Chocolates, Home Made lce Cream 345 MAIN STREET PATERSON, N. fmt Aroumi the corner from Central High School Page Sixty-four .- .IIIQIIII If-.1'Ti I-I I II I1 ik .n.II il 4 S ,I -.I -'I I I. II. .III l l -I. . I II-. ! ' 5 I- Igfffig- gz ,Iwi -5 I.' III I- W -. 1-'E' LIPI wr JI. I, Ia' LI., I. TTI I '-If-EJ . III. , . . I In I ' 'F . II.: I fs-L ' If 'iz N' iff- 1 ill, rf: .- L I, IISIQII -LSI' QI?- .- ..'1. I 'r.II 24,11 - .CII UF IlI IIIIIII.lI .- I 5 P1 q Elf 1 .I .-III -. li I- w I III :LI-I-.I . '-W ' 72 '. 'I 4' ,I -- 3 III .P II.I.I .- . 'R .. 1. 'L 'i .. -fu I .- II-, I I-.WIFI . 'IE ' II' - . --.. JI.. I I I 'I . 3 'I J I+'IIIIlI-. 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