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

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From Principal to Parent Dear Parents: Advise vour children that Success d: pon doing well the little things in life. Their being done weu „vives careful application and even drudgerv. Fill the daily drudgery with romance and vision. Put into it personality. Make the task a good job, interesting, personal, and different from any other fellom`s job. Let initiative and characte: cast a spell of ambition on your job, to make И a stepping-stone to higher, fuller, and better opportunities. Sincerely. vours, ‘ . Tabla. Geer Principal. April 22, 1931.

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School Spirit Ye Classe Ballotte

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A Far eacne ita: is m rshland in the the sensitive Га journeyman artist, traveling the village, are attracted to the distant, ominous tolling [he harsh, discordant tones draw iself in the midst of he village walls it perfume of lila | sweet-scented juniper blends in a heay oppressi vc ver all, like a low, stifling cloud. His senses re he notices the form of an exquisite maiden oi ss-covered rocl Perhaps it is the fairy nymph а beau sleep, or a Druid stepped out of her sacred oak cautiously uddenh form takes life and runs expectanth vith outstretched arms she stops! ‘ear and dismay cross heı at the appearance of a stranger in the awaited rendezvous (somehow intermingled with flashes of cunning) He is enamored with her cos and sensing the situation, laughingly inquires, “You are disappoı has not made his appearance Ў” ntly, she is somewhat consoled by his handsome physique and romanti she reassures him to the contrary Hours later we find het 1 on the moss-covered rock, a diadem of roses on her head, an ketching her pose on a hastily constructed easel Again the ominous tones of the bell clang out. She rises startled to He feels a premonition of impending disaster and an urgent desire to escape She calms his fears and soothingly leads him to the village, where he 15 once more impressed by a sense of the mysterious in the queer idiosyncrasies of the inhabitants and in their tumble-down, ivy-covered homes w The deacon of the village invites him to dinner. Once more an g urges him run, but the magnetic eyes of his host over him, and ı ite of himself, he i Here, these queer people greedily question him, amazed at his astounding revelation of the railroad, wireless, and other inventions. He indulges in stron spiced wine and falls into a deep unnatural sleep from which he is awakene ll