Central High School - Cog N Pen Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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CONTENTS BOARD PICTURI LITERATURE— EDITORIALS CLASS NOTES ROAMIN HISTRY OF JAN. 14 CLASS HISTORY—Fredericka 9M. Sims IOPUS CLASS PICTURI STATISTICS CLASS OFFICERS AS WE GO OUT

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New York University 10 Schools 5500 Students 400 Instructors Campus of 40 Acres at Un HE ATTENTION OF THE CLASS graduating February, 1914, in Central High School is called to the opportunity offered at New York University for beginning courses of study in the College, School of Applied Science and Medical Preparatory Course at once. These courses begin February 2, 1914, and extend to September, 1914, covering the regular Freshman Courses in the College of Arts and Pure Science, and School of Applied Science, and the work as prescribed for admission to the University and Belleville Hospital Medical College. Students who complete the course satisfactorily will be admitted to the Sophomore Class of the College or School of Applied Science or the Freshman Class of the Medical College in October, 1914, as the case may be. The Principal’s Certificate of Graduation from the Central High School will be accepted in lieu of entrance examinations where it covers the subjects required. You will find friends at University Heights. There are at present two students from your school in the Freshman Class of the College, two in Applied Science and two in the Medical Preparatory Course. FOR INFORMATION ADDRESS GEORGE C. SPRAGUE, Registrar, N. Y. University 32 Waverly Place, New York City To the personal editor anything is new if it's old enough.

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