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

Text from Pages 1 - 144 of the 1933 volume:

NJ ہے o‏ ር3‏ ኒን‏ v)‏ т‏ := = ኣፎ 2 Let's all round that corner with a bright photograph taken distinctly at the Crescent Photo Studio J. OKIN, Prop. 835 Broad Street, Newark, N. J. Phone Market 2-5287 Next to Petty's Drug Store 25 Per Cent. Discount for Readers of the Pivot TYPEWRITERS Students Need A Typewriter At Home BETTER MARKS — RAPID PROGRESS HIGH GRADE MACHINES — ALL MAKES Rented | 33.00 monthly weekly 3 Months' Rental, $7.50 SPECIAL BARGAINS $19.50 and up See the Latest Portables All Makes to Choose From CENTRAL TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE 86 PARK PLACE Near Public Service Terminal Phone: Market 3-5766 DR. MURRAY Wishes his many thousands of satisfied customers a particu- larly happy, suecessful New Year. These thousands seem linked to him in a very personal friendship, due to the depart- ing depression. However, now that times are brightening, let us not again become careless. By all means give a gift, but by all means make it a useful one. Give a “Gift of Health to your dear ones—to mother, dad, wife or sweetheart. Have their teeth needs attended. It costs no more than an ordinary, soon-forgotten present, and it will be of lasting, thankful remembrance. OUR ORIGINAL PRICES STILL PREVAIL Extractions - - - - 50c Fillings (Silver or Cement) X-Rays - - ዐ- - - - 50c Crowns - - - - - = Cleanings - - Bridgework - - - - - Plates (Full Upper or Lower) - - $10 up DR. MURRAY DR. KOSLOW Office Hours: 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Daily. Sundays, 9 A. M. to 12 Noon 141 Halsey Street, Newark, N. J. O یی‎ ROTO TAOD “ጐየ 'ዴ رت۔ سی ہنس‎ wwe у өтү AC eo یر ان‎ a سی‎ ' yb lt Ph AN WIM ABE lw РПГА Pivot Board Principal to Parent Editorials Dedication Senior Directory Cartoon (Around the School) Kismet (Prophecy) Central Tidbits Class Ballot - - Cartoon (Our Football Squad) Honor Roll Archon Club Poetry Rollicky Rhymes dvertisements G7 mer رس‎ ርን. DAN THE PIVOT NEWARK, N. J. JANUARY, 1933 Published semi-annually in the interest of and by the pupils of the Central Commercial and Manual Training High School. For advertising rates communicate with the Business Manager of THE PIVOT. Entered as second-class matter, October 24, 1912, at the Post Office, Newark, N. J., under the act of March 3, 1879. VOL. XXIII CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Executive Board Literary Department Personal Department Magazine Department Lu | Athletic Department Club News Typewriting Department Poetry Department ACKMA? Alumni News I (፣ Art Department MILY KASIN, Chairm Business Department From Principal to Parent Dear Parents: The times are economically awry because we fail to under stand how to distribute in proper manner the unheard of surplus products of machine and soil International common sense agreements as to finance and trade, based: upon unselfifish social, financial and trade interests will again. start flowing the stream of commerce now dammed by international indiff eff We know that our well-planned world is not ready for economic, or social destruction because of our present delay of constructive action. The solution of. the problem lies in the appreciation of the world situation and the application. thereto of constructive thought by the practical scholar of world affairs. The peak of social, commercial, economic advancement has not wet been reached. The star of its best is ever before us beckoning us on encouragingly to the much-longed-for better day for industry and humanity through the education of our youth. Very sincerely yours, . Naan‏ ےم ری Principal. December 27, 1932. AN EDITORIAL FAREWELL Once more we adhere to the usual custom and last farewell. As many have said it is a hard thing We can recollect the happy spent in the spacious and well-venti lated two-by-four Prvor sanctum, that unused closet, originally meant for a spare stock room, and our heart cannot possibly bear the thought of leaving it. Then, again, there floats back to our reminiscent mind the first time the ORGAN was played. We can recall the many times we detention for coming late to our classrooms because of some “foolish, insignifi cant Pivot duty. Tears of sorrow overwhelm us when we remember that those delightful six o'clock trips to the printer are over, and that we must once more settle down to the distasteful task of getting home for dinner on time. Then when we consider the thought of losing that vague, empty title which goes under the name Honor, secured only by toil, hours, express our words of others before us, to say good-bve hours w« were given ceaseless long sleepless nights and adverse criticism, there arises a feeling of regret that our period of work is Yet, of our trouble has become dulled, and our petty Over. to become serious, when the keen edge trials have been forgotten, we shall always re- member our experiences with a feeling of satis- faction, and rejoice in the fact that we did our best for CENTRAL and Tue Pivor. With these last words, THe Prvor board of January 1933 takes its humble leave, trusting that its successors will keep THE Pivor the impartial and democratic magazine its present editors have endeavored (with success, we hope) to make it. MINNA LISSEK. REMEMBRANCE Was it but half years ago (or four and five for some) that we were graduated to a high school, namely Central High School? АҺ, Tempus fugit School friends, enemies, book reports, memory football baseball Is it really all over? three and a selections, meetings, assemblies, basketball favorite classes cut (?), exams, games, track teachers, unfavorite anthologies, term themes, report cards, late slips, CENTRAL HIGH ScHooL 一 are games, meets, games, teachers, these to be forgotten in the oncoming vears of which we are voters ? Some day in the future, not so long off, we're going to think back and get many our memories of our school davs the citizens and a laugh from Do you re member the time you were caught copying on a final exam? Many of the times you absolutely denied the fact that you were talking. Remember? And you thought that vou didn't have to take detention for being tardy? Remember the note book or theme you didn't do until the last night before the morning it was due? I remember the first time 1 Central High School. The occasion was when Market Street High School students visited Central to be entertained by Dr. Smith by hearing the ORGAN. That was the early part of 1930. To be one of this large student body was my chief desire, but Time Marches On i And now—to think that it’s all over. Ah, me was in MINNIE POSNER. NUT x 7 A REVIEW After three and one-half years of continuous intensive study we find ourselves about to leave Central, and preparing a new phase of life, a phase which is dominated by the supreme goal CREDIT TO WHOM CREDIT IS DUE APPRECIATION A RESUME I I DEDICATION We, the Class of January, 1933, to show our deepest gratitude, in all sincerity dedicate this literary effort to the staunch leader of the combined group to JOSEPH MILLER Our Faculty Adviser President SAN GIACOMO, PAT 110 Hansbury Ave. General Spanish: Princeton “For him the world would hold no joys If in it there were only boys. Varsity Football '29, '30, '31, ’ Track '30, '31, '32, '33; Baseball 30 ; City Championship of Baseball, Basketball '30, '31, '32 ; xing Club '31, '32; Varsity Club; Swimming Club; Golf Club; G. O. Delegate (3); Court Clerk '32, '33; Assistant Chief Student Patrol; Pivot Board; Point System Committee; Execu tive Committee; Freshman Rally Committee Vice-President POSNER, MINNIE 95 Clinton Place Commercial History: Undecided Vell done is far better than well said. Vice-President of G. O.; Pivot Board; President of Archon Club; President, Secretary of Knights of Round Table; Vice President, Treasurer of G. A. C.; Vice-President of Commercial Club; (ነ. O. Delegate (8); Student Patrol (8); Captain of Girls’ Locker Patrol; Judge of Student Court; Officers’ Club; Chevron; Tennis Club; G. O.; Chairman of Girls’ Freshman Rally; Basketball; Tangent Staff Secretary RADER, RUTH 134 Hansbury Ave. Commercial “Judge a man by his deeds and not by his words.” Sales Representative of Tangent '30; Fashion Show ‘31; Commercial Club '31; Dramatic Club; Swimming Club; Pen manship Club; Penmanship Award; Honor Roll; Officers’ Club; Secretary Photoplay Club; Member of Dramatic Presen- tations of “Stolen Prince, “False Traitor”; Camera Сот “Stolen Prince’; Prosecuting Attorney; Officers’ Club. Treasurer PRIVOT, THOMAS P. 98 Monmouth St. Technical German: Notre Dame “Men of few words are usually the best men.” Varsity Football '29, '30, '31, '32; “rack '29, '30; Varsity Track '31, '32; President Dramatic Club; German Club; Виз ness Manager Tangent; Chairman Freshman Rally Committee; G. O. Delegate (4); Pivot Board; Dramatic Presentation Stolen Prince’; Prosecuting Attorney; Winner of English C : Officers’? Club. Business Manager GENNET, BERNICE BESS 276 Renner Ave. Commercial Spanish: Boston Univ. “And still they gazed and still the wonder grew That one small person so much could ever do.” President, Vice-President of Spanish Club; Mistress of Cere- monies of Girls’ Freshman Rally; Hostess at Girls’ Freshman Rally; Girls’ Athletic Association ; Usher at Graduation; Chair- man of the Constitution Committee of Spanish Club; Treasurer of Girls Service Club (2); Usher at Goethe Centennial Cele- bration; Knights of the Round Table; Usher at Play “Теа Pot on the Rocks ; Membership Committee of the Girls' Service Club; Usher at Fashion Show; Member of the Sanita- tion Squad of the Girls’ Service Club; Pivot Board; Captain of the Student Patrol of the Girls’ Service Club; President of Belles Lettres Club. Chairman of the Executive Board LISSEK, MINNA MYRA 124 Johnson Ave Com. Gen. German: New Jer [ፊ School Thou hast a voice that sounds like the gift of God Newark High School Representative to Atlantic City Extemporaneous Speaker City 32; Secretary to Dr. Mones two and one-l years; City Editor Staff (2), Editor, Mar t ), Co-bu - 4 Tangent; News Tangent; Or uzer 1 ol News ian Night Annex £$ 1 angent; Campaigr Secretary G O.; etary ré Club Winner at iter-schoo Meet Det s B 'olumbia ; Constitution Committee, hairmz Executive Interview Writer. Pivot; at Gradua at First Organ Recital; Hostess Freshman Officers’ Club, Philosophy Club, Social ind Checker Club, Commercial Club. Executive Board REISMAN, IDA 377 So. 6th St Commercial German: N. Y. l Many a heart broken in jest.” Honor Roll; Archon Club; Vice-President of Knights of Round Table; Charter Member of Knights of Round Table; German Club; Girls’ Athletic Club; Dramatic Club; Secretary Medal for Speaking 18 Honor of Goethe's Anni last of “Cupid and Valentine ; Editorial Board Tangent Board (2); Superior Speaking Group Executive Board .OEWENTHAL, ALFRED MAX rgen St Technical: Georgia Tech “He lives who dies to win a lasting name.” President and Treasurer of Boys’ Service Club; President, Vice-President of Science Club; Vice-President G. O.; Dele gate and Construction Committee of Mathematics Club; Organ- izer and Treasurer of Executive Club; Charter Member of the Knights of the Round Table; Member of Literary Board of Tangent; Executive Board; Student Patrol (2); Honor Roll; Winner of Essay Contest Sponsored by Byrd's Exhibition; Chairman Membership Committee, Publility Committee of Tech nical Club Executive Board ZIMRING; FRANCES SHERLIE 301 Hunterdon St. General: Barnard “A child in age but a woman in thought and deed.” Representative at Journalistic Meeting at Columbia Univer sity; Archon Club; Pajama Show '32; Exchange Editor of Tangent (3); Tangent Staff (5); Delegate to G. O.; Photoplay Club; Commercial Club; Student Patrol; Charter Member Reorganized French Club; Tangent Representative from Knights of Round Table; First of Archon Club; Editorial Board of Pivot; Treasurer of Archon Club; Transposer of Lady of the Lake” for Knights of Round Table; Chairman of Well-Wishers’ Committee of Pivot; Pivot Board Art Editor KASIN, EMILY NAOMI 15 Wolcott Terrace Commercial: Pratt Institute ‘To me, more dear, congenial to my heart, One native charm, than all the gloss of art.” Secretary of G. O.; President of Officers’ Club; President of Knights of Round Table; Vice-President of the Archon Club: Honorary Archon Society; Vice-President of the Girls’ Service Club; Vice-President of the Photoplay Club; Vice-President of Commercial Club; Secretary of Commercial Club; Vice-Presi- dent of Art Club; Vice-President of French Club; Sch Pianist; Second Prize in New York Times Oratorical Contest. ABRAMSON, JAMES lace Commercial German ] “A constant companion of must BROMOWITZ, MAX “But in his duty prompt at every call.” AGRESTA, CLEMENT 710 No. 7th S.t Commercial Spanish: Undecided “A small man with a great mind.” President, Treasurer, Assistant Business Manager and Charter Member of Ping Pong Club; Chairman of Tournament Com mittee; Winner of Ping Pong Tournament (2); Student Patrol; Art Club; Chess and Checker Club; (5. (). Delegate BACHMAN, SYLVIA 309 Clifton Ave Art Course: Pratt Institute “Unto thee, all things are good.” in Knights of the Round Club '31; Orchestra 29, 30, Orchestra ‘30, 31; Music Quartet, Fashion Commercial Club; Chamberlain Table; Secretary of Philosophy 31, 732; Girls’ City High School Club 30, '32; G. O. Delegate; Central Show BAUMAN, MADELINE 351 Hunterdon St. Commercial: Business “Modest, retiring, but sweet.” Penmanship Awards (2); Fashion Show (2). BAYORS, MARTHA Mexander St Commercial French “A ти | ) 12 Student BEATRICI 385 So. 13th St Commercial German: Columbia 7” always hat py and sweet ibrary Club; Phot anship Award; 1 Advertising Club; Tangent Boar German Club; Dran Round Table; sophy Club; Usher BILOBRAN, ANNE Commercial German: Business Connoisseur of fashions was she. Winner of Radio Sh« Girls’ Service Club; Parade; Glee Club; 60 Mercer St wthand Contest; Girls’ Athletic Club; German Club; Sewing Club; Fashion Penmanship Award; Chevron Award BLACKMAN, ALEXANDER 361 Leslie St Technical Course: ( ;corgia Tech “A good man is always appreciated.” President of Officers’ Club; Vice-President of Technical Club: Chairman of Trip Committee; Secretary of Mathematics Club; Charter Member, Reorganizer of Knights of the Round Table; Charter Member of Boys’ Service Club; Manager Football Team ; sistant Manager '31; Captain of Student Patrol; Tangent S BOBYOCK, HARRY “With a smile of contentment.” BOVE, ALPHONSE ሠ “Ready in heart, ready in hand BRITTMAN, JACK 153 Leslie St. 'Technical Course: Georgia Tech “4 willing mind makes a light foot. 1 '30; G. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; Technical Club BRYANT, HOSIE “Do well the duty that lies before you.” BUCZEK, ANDREW J. 286 Florence Ave. Tech. Course: Newark Coll. of Eng: “4 great man some day he'll be.” Science Club; Mathematic Club; Orchestra '31; Advertising Committee of Pivot; Knights of the Round Table. CANTELMO, FRANK 12 Wood St. Classical Course: Syracuse University “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Student Patrol; G. O. Delegate; Chairman of Pet Committee; Naturalist Club; Scout on Field Trip. CASIERE, ALFONSO THOMAS, Jr. 359 Summer Ave Tech. Course : Newark Coll. of I have a heart with room for every joy. Sergeant-at-Arms in Technical Club; Mathematic Science Club; Knights of the Round Table; Student Photoplay Club CASTELLANO, CARMINE JERRY “Patience and time conquer all things.” CHIN, W. KEE (KENNETH WiNG) 603 Broad St. Technical: Brooklyn Polytechnic Here meet the East and West, President of Mathematics Club; Scientific Club; Technical Club; G. O. Delegate. CHEIT, SOPHIE 29 Bock Ave. Commercial Art: Bryn Mawr “One thing is good and that one thing is success.” Homeroom Delegate; Glee Club; Penmanship Award; Photo play Club; Gym Certificate; German Club. CHOMA, MARTHA 13 Read St. ۱ General Latin: Panzer Love of peace and lonely musings. .Girls' Basketball '29, '30; Maypole Dance ' ; Photoplay Club; Girls’ Athletic Club; Fashion Show 31, '32; Winner of Chevrons (6); German Club; Dramatic Club: Tap Dance for Photoplay Moving Picture. COCCHIARELLA, OTELL MARIO 7th St Tech. Course: Mass. Inst. of Tech His words were mighty. Technical Club; Member of Mathematics Club; Vice-Presider Office Club 364 So ident, Secretary of ttee, Science Club, mat Club; Student Patrol; CORENZUIT, ANNETTE B. 542 So. 17th St Commercial: Business “Her wa Dramatic Club; Ce Usher at Dramatic Club Patrol ys are ways of pleasantness - mmercial Club; Social Service Photoplay Club; Student Society ; Presentation ; COHEN, JOSEPH Classical: N. Y. l 368 Hawthorne Ave. “Patience and time run through the longest day.” Greek Club; Ping Pong Pong Club (3); Speakers’ Group Archon Club; Alpha Sigma Kappa Club; Treasurer of Ping CRASTNOPOL, SARA ROSE 167 Goodwin Ave. Commercial Spanish: Columbia l “Honest, patient, brave and true, she thinks no wrong of anyone. Honor Roll (5); Archon Club; С. О. Delegate; Commercial Club; Knights of the Round Table; Photoplay Club; Social Service Society; Swimming Club; Philosophy Club DAIGLE, NORMAN LOUIS 203 Avon Ave. Tech. Course: Newark Coll. of Engr. He speaks the swords of the mighty. Science; Technical and Officers’ Clubs; Staff of the Pivot; Cast in “Macbeth”; able; Main Character Vice-President of Chairman of Magazine 3 Speakers' Group; Knights of the Round T in 4A Play. D'AMATO, MICHAEL 197 So. 11th St. Genl. Course: Montclair Teach. Coll Heard music is sweet But unheard music С. О, Delegate; Honor Roll; Central Band '31, 32; Natural ist Club; Knights of the Round Table is sweeter DAVIS, ALEX 322 Renner Ave. General: Univ. of Hail to the victor who passes by. G. O. Delegate (4); Student Patrol; Chairman of Pet Com mittee of Naturalist Club; Usher at “Babe” Ruth Reception at Newark Schools Stadium; German Club. Alabama DAVIS, ELEANOR CHRISTINE 35 Crittenden St. Commercial German : Her ways are ways of pleasantness. German Club; Mathematics Club; Girls' Athletic Club; Girls’ Panzer President of Glee Club; Fashion Show; Assistant Captain of Sophomore Basketball Team; Chevron Awards (3); Archon Club; Photoplay Club; Secretary and Charter Member of Knights of the Round Table; at Girls’ Play Student Patrol ball Game at (5); Referee Day at Stadium '32; Girls Exhibition Basket Freshman Rally '32. DECARLO, ANGELA 498 So. 141ከ St. Commercial Cute and Pelite and very sweet. Italian Club; Secretary of Italian Club; Secretary of Ping Pong Club; T Fashion Show; Dramatic Club; Shorthand Contest. French Ping Pong Club; Treasurer of French Club; Certificate from the Gregg DOWDELL, MARGUERITE 17 Orleans St. General: Undecided “Gentle, yet not dull.” Basketball ‘30; Student Patrol (4); Stadium '31; Fashion Show '30; Official Girls’ Committee of 4A; Poetry Club. Day at Glee Club; Class Project FRIEDA‏ ہا Comml. German: Nwk ዘሮ you EMMERT, MARIE JANITH 78 No. 6th St Commercial Oblivion is thrice blessed. FISCH, DOROTHY 23 Spruce St Comml. Miss Whitman's School “Ever so obliging—her actions speak louder than words.” Central High: Photoplay Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic ub; G. O. Delegate; Chairman Club News for Pivot; Alumni . Advertising Committee; Sewing Club; Penmanship FLAX, ALEX 57 Broadway General Course: Yale “Well done is better than well said.” Treasurer of Boys’ Service Club; President of 4B Class; Chairman of Freshman Rally; Winner of Merit Reward from Bovs' Service Club; Usher at Graduation (8); Student Patrol (9); Manager, Assistant Manager of Gymnastic Team; Natural ist Club; German Club; Cast of “Der Schwiegersohn ; Photo play Club; Debating Club FRANCISCHETTI, ALPHONSE VINCENT 361 So. 19th St. Tech. Course: Mass. Inst. of Tech “All the earth with thy voices loud.” G. O. Delegate; Technical Club; Member of Trip Committee in Technical Club; Naturalist Club; Science Club; Mathematics Club; Photoplay Club; Knights of the Round Table, ' RIEDMAN, IRVING 94 Schley : General: Colur “I dare do all that becomes a man. resident. Naturalist Club; Stam] lub; Mathe: an Club; St nt Patrol GELFOND, DOROTHY 93 Avon ላኒ‹ Commercial French: Dana College Silence is golden, more precious than pearls GERHARD, ESTHER MARIE “Labor conquers all things. Literary Club; Naturalist Club; Fashion Show; Secretar the Literary Club GANDELE, FRIEDA 39 Magazine St. Commercial German: Columbia Univ. Silence is the perfect herald of joy.” GOLDENTYER, MIRIAM “A quiet and friendly maid.” Winner of Tickets to Lecture by Commander Byrd; Fashion Show; Usher at Fashion Show; Pajama Show; Tap Dance Exhibition; Concert at Mosque '29, '30; Glee Club Concert '29, '30; Art Exhibit at City Hall; Safety Poster Contest ‘32; Winner of Cake Baking Contest in Cooking; Pivot Staff; Certificate of Merit (2); Art Club; Commercial Club GOODMAN, LILLIAN 1. Terrace Fine Arts German: Undecided solemnity, nor dignity, friendliness and G. O. Delegate and Refreshment Co he Ping Pong Club; ce of the FP T = GOVRIN, ANN 24 Huntington Terrace Comml. German: Lasell Sem If those eyes on vamped ways were spent, Destruction would follow wherever they went.” Library Club; Representative in Penmanship Contest at Robert Treat Jt High 30; Penmanship Award; Winner of Ticket for Lec by Commander Byrd; Medal Award 1 Gymnastic Work; President of 2A English Class; Homeroom Delegate GRAHAM, PHYLLIS M. GREEBEL, MINNA 54 Scheerer Ave. Comml. Spanish: Highland Manor “And a very nice girl you'll find her.” Commercial Club; Social Service Society; Tap Dancing, Exhibition at Freshman Rally; Student Patrol; May Day; Tangent Board GREENE, HENRIETTA 6-8 Edmund Place Commercial: N. Y. L “Those who live to please must please to live.” .Archon Club; Photoplay Club; Usher at Fashion Show; Chevrons; Commercial Club; Sewing Club; Penmanship Award GREENE, SALLY 437 Jeliff Ave Comml. German: U. of So. Calif “4 gentle soul has she. Girls Swimming Club; Art Club; Student Patrol; Freshman Rally; Hostess Commercial Club; Usher at Photoplay She Winner of Ticket for Commander Byrd's Lecture; Penmans Award GRENUK, HELENE 790 Hunterdon St Commercial: Panzer Ever a dancing image gay. Girls’ Athletic Club; Girls’ Swimming Club; Photoplay Club; G. O. Delegate (2); Penmanship Awards (2); Tangent Sales man '30; Student Patrol (3); Commercial Club; Ping Pong Club; Maypole Dance '32 GRUNES, SYLVIA 93 Avon Ave. Commercial German: N. Y. U “Elegant as simplicity and warm as ecstacy.” Penmanship Awards (2); Fashion Show; Pajama Parade, German Club. HANAU, ADELINE 356 Belmont Ave. Commercial: Undecided “She was sweet, pure and demure.” Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; German Club; Photoplay Club; Pivot Board; Library Club; Swimming Club. HARR, GLADYS L. 45 Homestead Park Comml. Spanish: N. Wayburn’s Sch. of Dancing “Light and dainty as the breeze.’ Penmanship Awards; Usher at Fashion Show; Dramatic Club; Social Service Club; Usher at Freshman Rally. HEIDER, BARBARA 149 Hunterdon St Fine Arts: Pratt Institut Her sweet manner and friendly smile. have many a heart. ral Art Exhibition '29; President of Art Club (2); 4A Delegate to G. O.; Central High Delegate to Bamberger's School Day '32; In Cast of “Tea Pot on the Rock Stage Set for Last Fashion Show '32; Fashion iatic Club; Publicity Committee of Dramatic HOLZER, HERMAN 322 Hillside Ave Commercial German: N. Y. | “Good things come in small packages. Student Patrol; Business Staff of Pivot; Glee Club; Foot ball '31; Solo at Teachers’ Convention at Atlantic City '30 INLANDER, IDELE 149 Mapes Ave Commercial “True individuality cannot be copied.” Secretary of Girls’ Service Club; Student Patrol; Sanitation Squad; Winner of Ticket to Commander Byrd's Lecture; Fashion Show; Pajama Parade; Usher at Goethe Celebration; Usher at “Cupid and Valentine ; Usher at Stolen Prince ; Usher at Der Schwiegershon ; Art Club; Auditorium Patrol; Usher at Photoplay Pictures ISRAEL, EVA R. 219 Vassar Ave. Commercial German: Upsala “No stepping o'er the bounds of modesty.” Commercial Club; Fashion Show '30. JACOBS, I IERBERT 53 Homestead Park New York University Determination is the secret of success. KAFALAS, STEPHEN ] 128 W. Market St Technical: Georgia Tech | hearts he plays.” President of Scientific Club; Photoplay at the Unveiling of the rst News Winner in the Greek Club Essay C ittee; Student l; G Member of the Jury; eball KAPNEK, ESTHER 26 Wolcott Terrace Comml. German Seth. Boyden Elegant as simplici warm Commercial Club; Swimming Club; PI а� Club KASOFF, PHILIP 28 Hobson St General: Northwestern University The light of battle shone in his eyes. Naturalist Club; rm lub; Dramatic Club; Student Patrol; Football 30, ' rack '30, '31; Usher at Babe Ruth Reception Committee KEMPEL, HELMUT 144 Dewey St Commercial: М. Y. U “Ambition has no crest.” Award; Treasurer of Commercial Club; Character in Play “Macbeth” Pharmacy: Speakers’ Gregg Shorthand Orchestra; Music Club; Main given at Central and Rutgers College of Group. KOFFLER, MILDRED 356 Madison Ave Commercial: Northwestern Uniy “To love is human, it is also human to forgive Photoplay Club; Penmanship Award; Art Club KOWALSKY, FANNIE Comml. German: Nursing, 1 haw for she excels the magic of her locks.” vice Club; Mistress of Ceremonies of Student Patrol; Head Usher at Gradu tirthday Celebration; Chevron Win Girls’ Locker Patr Con Play “Submerged” KOZAK, FRIEDA Commercial: N. Y. U n but never heard.” Award; Student Patrol; Usher at KRAEMER, PEARL Commercial: Business ‘Thou art unseen, yet I hear thy shrill delight.” Swimming Club; Commercial Club; Photoplay Club; Usher at Harmonica Concert at South Side High; Cast of ‘Macbeth’ given at Rutgers Pharmacy College KRILL, NICHOLAS 24 Prospect Place General Course: Undecided s good forever, and that one thing “One thing 1 is success. Naturalist Club 731, '32; Knights of Round Table LAVA, REBECCA 303 Hillside Ave. Commercial German: N. Y. U “ Learning is a kind of natural food for the mind. G. O. Delegate (3); German Club; Photoplay Club; Com mercial Club; Penmanship Certificate LAZARUS, CHARLES N rthw« = 1 ( LEBOWITZ, BLANCHI Commer LEHRHOFF, BEATRICI 217 Springfield Ave Comml. German: Rider “Waith her merry, sunny disposition She drives the blues away. of Der Schwiege , onvention at 1 LEIBOWITZ, MINNIE Ridgewood Ave Commercial: Northwestern “Friendship ds the heart.” rman Club; nanship Awards; Glee LEIBMAN, DOROTHY GRACE 22 Mapes Terrace Cedar Crest College “Naughty, but oh, so nice!” on Club; Girls’ Service Club; Sanitation Squad; Student rol; Fashion Show; Usher at Graduation; Hostess Fre man Rally; Penmanship Award; G. O Delegate ; Board of Pivot; Usher at Goethe Celebration; Dance 1 mittee 3A and 4B Class; Publicity Committee; Tangent Sales lady; Auditorium Duty. LITYNSKY, HELENE O 782 So. 18th St Comml. German: Wellesley College “4 good spirit is far superior to every weapon.” urls Service Club; Belles Lettres Club; Student Patrol; Commercial Club; Usher at Graduagion '31; Second Place in nship Contest '29; Usher at Dramatic Club Plays and Penn Hostess at Freshman Rally Photoplay Club and German Plays; LOMBARDI, LOUISE MARY 32 Longfellow Ave. Commercial Spanish : Undecided “Knowledge is indeed next to virtue.” Italian Club; Glee Club LOVEY, RENE MACY, MARY MAKREKIS, EMILY PATRICIA хе� 5 Commercial Germar Business [11 LORRAINE mercial Spanish: Undecide« MATILSKY, IDA 13th St Commercial Spanish: Upsala Collegi 7 Maybi к Shorthand Clut ) Š Ch McCANN, ELEN Commercial Spanish ming Club 3 ( 3); Secr MENDHEIM, JAMES Classical: Columbia University ‘A man among men. { Greek Club; G. O. Delegate MERGNER, LILY ve Commercial: Newark Sch. of Dent weet as the essence of Roses.” All-State High School Symphony Or ra '30, String Quartet; Central String rio; Girls Master '31; Central Orch Cor Charter Member of Music ub 32 nercial Club; Treasurer Swimming Club; Chair ct; Entertained at Girls’ Freshman Rally MEYERSON, GERTRUDE 740 So. 18th St Commercial: N. Y. [ he secret to success is constancy of purpose.” President of om rcial Club; Knights of Round Table; Photoplay Club; Service Club; Usher at Graduation; Girls’ 4 ላ.; Winner of Chevron; Honor Roll; G. (). Delegate; Tangent Staff; Student Patrol; Officers’ Club; Chairman of Application � mnmittee in Knights Round Table; Chairman of Literary of Pivot; Ch: Member of Music Club; Technical Comm of G 5 amatic Club Plays MILLER, IRVING 225 Sunset Ave. Commercial German: N. Y. U He lives to learn in life's hard school. Photoplay Club; Naturalist Club; Charter Member of Ping Pong Club; Vice-President, Secretary and Business Manager of Ping Pong Club; G. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; Orchestra; Commercial Club; Football Band; Winner of Ticket to Com ma nder Byrd's Lecture; Representative to National and State Table Tennis Tournament; Runner-up for Champion Ping Pong Player of Central MILLER, ISADORE IRVING 694 So. 19th St Newark College of Engineering ‘Those who think must govern those who toil.” Vice-President of Technical Club; Chairman of Trip Com mittee (2); Chairman of Motion Picture Committee; Vice President, Treasurer and Charter Member of the Officers’ Club; Charter Member of the Mathematics Club; (5. (). Dele gate for Mathematics Club (3); Interclass Basketball Team; Secretary of the Boys’ Service Club (2); Chairman of Investi gation Committee; Initiation Committee; Publicity Committee ; College Information Committee; Anthology and Golden Book Committee; Constitution Committee; Freshman Rally Com mittee and Membership Committee; Usher at Graduation (3); Treasurer of the Scientific Club; Corresponding Secretary of the Scientific Club; G. О, Homeroom Delegate (4); Charte: Member of the Knights of the Round Table; Chamberlain of the Knights of the Round Table; Literary litor of the Tan t; Literary Editor of the Piv 3A, 4B and 4A Dance Committees; Charter Member of Tennis Club; Chess and Checker Club; Dramatic Club; Student Patrol (4) MILLER, MARILYN 382 Badger Ave Commercial: Spanish “In each cheek appears a pretty dimple.” Secretary of G. O.; Corresponding Treasurer of G. O Secretary of Debating Club; G. O. Delegate to Student Coun cil (5); Commercial Club Delegate to G. O.; Officers’ Club; Point Activity Committee of G. O.; Personal Staff of Pivot; Social Service Society; Tangent Staff; Penmanship Awards; Basketball '32; Captain Lunch Room Patrol; Debating Club MISURII MOORE, PF 195-197 Norfolk St Commercial German: N. J. Norm. Sch. for J “Those West Indian eyes hold many a surprise Vice-President of nmercial ub; enmanship Awari Winner of Che 1 lul j MORROCCO, CLARA 76 Wilsey Št. ‹4 fine character and a good sport. Glee Clut Italian Club; Penmanship Awards; Swimming Club; English Club; German Club MARDONE, ERNEST FREDERICK 136 Garside St Commercial Spanish: N. Y. U. He hitched his wagon to a star.” founder and Charter Member of the Ping Pong Club; Home Delegate to С. O.; Student Patrol (6); Treasurer of the Club; Winner of Ticket to Rear Admiral Byrd's H. Club; Il Circolo Italiano; Photoplay Club. NEUBARTH, GERTRUDE HELEN 269 Wainwright St Commercial Art: Business “An Appreciative audience is she Member of Orde у Artists; Membe Club; Girls’ Athleti 1 б 671 Awa Usher at Harmonica 1 1 ld a NICHOLS, ARDELL 116 Adams St Commercial: N. Y Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Girls’ Swimming Club; resident of Girls’ Swimming í Girls’ Athletic Club; G. О, Delegate; Co lay Club; Play Day '30, '31; Pathagore Charter Member of Music Club; Award; Speakers’ Club; Student Patrol; Honor NIELIWOCKI, JOHN NISENSON, NAT 243 Renner ላኒ( Commercial: Univ. of So. Calif “Wise to resolve and patient to perform.” Student Patrol 32; Chess and Checker C'ub; Checker Team 31, °32: Debating Club '32; Philosophy Club '31; Studio Club Jis aturalist Club ONTELL, ESTHER 156 Hawthorne Ауе. Comml. Span. : N. J. Coll. for Wom “Gentle in personage.” Girls’? Service Club; G. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; Pivot Staff; Winner of Ticket for Bryd's Lecture; Freshman Rally ; Usher at Graduation; Usher at Fashion Show; Usher at Photo- play Show; Penmanship Award; Sanitation Squad. ORESTANO, ROSE MARY 602 Broadway Commercial Spanish By her smile shall ye know her. Penmanship Award; Winner of Chev: Honor Roll; Commercial Club; Pivot B PASTEELNICK, LILLIAN 108 Schuyler Ave Commercial Spanish: N. Y. 1 “A girl to be admired in more ways than one.” Pivot Board; Advertising Committee of Pivot; Comn Club; Photoplay Club; Knights of the Round Table; Per ship Award; Glee Club PETERS, LILLIAN 68 Valley St Commercial German: Penn. Univ. “Among the thorns, a red rose grows.” Archon Club; Photoplay Club; Commercial Club; Chevron Winner; Magazine Staff of the Pivot; Penmanship Award, PETERS, RICHARD 68 Valley St Technical: N. С “Art is power.” Archon Club; Science Club; Technical Club; Student Patrol; G. O. Delegate; Corresponding Secretary of Science Club; Advertising Committee of Pivot. POLITO, ALFRED JOSEPH 24 Day St. Commercial Spanish: N. Y. U. “For he's a jolly good fellow.” Bowling Club; Boxing Club; Chi Club; Track '29; Foot ball '29, '31; Basketball '30; Usher in Play Tea Pot on the Rocks. POPE, HOMER, Ja. General: Howard Like Mercury. Delegate 31; Hunting Football 32; State m High Jump '3 State (7 Northerr RAU, HELEN DOROTHY 610 So. 10th St Commercial German: Undecided T ‘A soul endowed with worth.” imittee; President of Sewing Club; Pajama Show; Gregg Shorthand Award RICE, MAI 283 Belmont Ave Commercial Spanish: Business “Grace is the outcome of inward harmony. Penmanship Awards (2); Commercial Club; Pivot St Spanish Club; Typing Май RICE, MOLLIE SILVIA 171 Peshine Ave Commercial: Business “Never a frown to cloud her sunny smile.” Commercial Club; Penmanship Award; Pivot Typing Staff ROCHE, HENRY ROCKAWAY, SYLVIA SYDNEY 90 16th Ave Commercial Spanish: N “Whose charming manner quite appeals Penmanship Awards (2); Winner of Chevron Exhibition at Barringer ‘30; Girls’ Play Day Member of Photoplay Club '29 RUBIN, NATHAN KNUTE 22 Huntington Terrace General Spanish: እ. ( “A tower of manly strength.” Student Patrol (3); Golf Club; Boxing Team; Football '3 1; Basketball 30; Swimming Club SCAMBERTI, GENNARO 13 Sheffield St. General French: Uniy. of Rome “Caesar conquered Rome.” SCHACHTER, LILY PHYLIS So. 10th St Comml. German: Columbia Univ “With a twinkling eye, and flashing smile, she goes on making life worth while.” Vice-President of 3A Class; Secretary of the Knights of Round Table; Charter Member of the Knights of the Round Table; Dramatic Club; Swimming Club; Photoplay Club; Honor Roll; Penmanship Award; Usher at Graduation; Fresh man Rally; Tangent Staff; Member of the Pivot Staff; Fashion Show 2 SCHENK, DORIS 424 Chancellor Ave. General: N. Y. U. “Sweet as sweet can be.” Girls’ Swimming Club; Girls’ Athletic Association; Com mercial Club; Photoplay Club; Pythagorean Mathematics Club; lay Day '30, '31; Honor Roll (2). AN BLANCHI General: 69 Barclay ) Ht Honorary Student Ai Commande: май High Latin SEIFER, EMMA NORMA 80 Vassar Ave N “A contented spirit ts the sweetness Freshma Rally; ' Basketball; Hon Ge� 5 rent Boa ngent Salesman; Pen: Senior Speaking Group; rmistice Day Celeb: ኣ SILVERMAN, 183 Scheerer Ave “It’s nice to be Student Patrol (2); Secretary Clubs; Girls’ Service Club; Debati Vice-President of Spanish Club; Dramatic - Speech of German Play; Honor oll; Photopl mercial Club; Glee Club; Tangent Staff SMITH, IRENE VIRGINIA 560 Market St Howard “Reproof on her lips but a smile in Jasketbal!l Team; Glee Club; Chevron; Рет May Day Fete SMITH, LEOLA 8 No. 13th St Commercial Spanish: Howard Univ “A sweet smile betrays a sunny nature Jasketball Team; Demonstration Basketball at Fre Rally; Penmanship Award; City Champion in Tumbling; Parallel Bars; Official at Play Day; Charter Member of Phot play Club; Athletic Association man SOLKOWITZ, ESTHER 322 Renner Ave. Commercial: N. Y, 1 I have a heart with room for every joy.” Treasurer of Debating Club; Treasurer of Photoplay Club; Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of Stolen Prince”; Secretary of Officers' Club; Prize for Selling Most Tickets for Photoplay Club; Knights of Round Table; Chairman of School Bulletin. Boards; G. O. Delegate; Chairman of Advertising Committee of Photoplay Club; Tangent Staff SOLLER, EDNA 332 Seymour Aev. Commercial Spanish: N. Y. U. “4 friend in need is a friend indeed. Glee Club; Swimming Club; Sewing Club; Publicity Manager of Sewing Club; Entertainer at Freshman Rally; Student Patrol; G. O. Delegate; Typing Staff; Fashion Show; Pen manship Award. SOLOMON, DORIS Gene STEIN, MILDRED 708 Springfield Commercial better than rganization. Dele rganizations ; dlostess ittee of 4ሊ Class; Photoplay gate; Tech at Freshman Penmanship STEIN, NORMA DOROTHY 48 Hillside Place Commercial Spanish: Business ‘She walks in beauty as the night.” Commercial Club; Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club; Penman Awards; Social Service Club; Usher at Graduation; Head ship ashion Show; Student f Typing Staff of Pivot; Speaker at I Patrol; May Day Fete TS = ç “б, ETHEL 280 Goldsmith Ave Comml. Spanish: Newark N. S There ts smile that says not all good things come in small packages. Orchestra Enterta ient Con tee; Commercial Clu! Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club; Penmanship Awards; Service; Usher at raduation; Typing Staff; Fashion Freshman Rally; Glee Club STISO, EDWARD E. 429 So. 13th St. Technical: Mass. Inst. of Tech. “He lives longest who does most.” Naturalist Club; Charter Member of Mathematics Club; Student Patrol; Photoplay Club; Winner of Ticket 10 Com mander Byrd's Lecture; Science Club; Vice-President of Rifle Club; Secretary of Technical Club; G. O. Delegate; Sharp shooter Awards; Stereopticon Operator for Schoo TARGER, GEORGE D 318 Hawthorne Ave General German: U. of Mich ‘The thud of the pigskin to him ts life itself.” President Golf Club; Vice-President Dramatic Club; Glee Club; Varsity Football ‘30, 31, 2; Varsity Basketball '3 32, '33 ; Captain Basketball '32, 33; President of Varsity Club TESTA, KATHRYN J 390 Lincoln Ave Commercial German: Business “She comes—the spirit of the dance.” President of Girls’ Athletic Club; Treasurer of Italian Club; Vice-President of Swimming Club; Photoplay Club; Special Гар Dancing Class; Special Rhythmic Dancing Class; Dance Exhibition July 4th at Branford; Basketball ‘31, '32; May Day Fete; Pivot Staff; Photoplay Club Movie; Mathematics Club; Science Club; Tarantella for Italian Club Play. TOMASZEWSKI, JOHN 128 Belmont Ave Technical: Newark Coll. of Engr. “He that hath a trade hath an estate.” Rifle Club; Pro-Marksman, Sharpshooter Awards; Science Club TRITASK, MARY 17 Charlton St Commercial Spanish: Undecided Knowledge is proved that she has learned so much.” Penmanship Awards; Honor Roll; Fashion Show 3l. VITELLI, THOMAS 266 Parker St Commercial German: N. Y. U. Zealous but modest. Photoplay Club; Naturalist Club; Founder and Charter Member of Ping Pong Club, President (2), Vice-President (2); Member of Dance Committee of Ping Pong Club; Orchestra (3); Commercial Club; Football Band; Winner of Ticket to mmander Byrd's Lecture; Member of Central's Ping Pong Team; Ping Pong Champion of Central; Representative to National and State Table Tennis Tournament. WEINSTEIN, ROSE Ferry St Commercial German nice to Ё tural when you're natural German ( WESTREICH, ESTHER 393 Littleton Ave Commercial German: Lasell Sem 1 sweet disposition is the sign of a friendly soul.” Club; Commercial Club; Library Club; Club Ticket Award to Commander WOROBEC, MARY 792 So. 18th St Commercial Spanish: N. Y. 1 Happy ат I, from care Рт free; Why aren't they all contented like me ? Club; Secretary of Belles Commercial Club; Art Club; Glee Show '32; Pen Club; Mr. Herzberg's Typist; Fashion Athletic Club; Winner of Chevron; July at Branford '32 Lettres manship Award; Girls’ Exhibition Dancing on 4th of WURTZEL, GERTRUDE Commercial German: Business 48 Spruce St. 1 pleasing smile denotes a charming personality.” Photoplay Club; German Club; Dramatic Club; Usher at Fashion Show; Usher at Graduation; Girls’ Service Club; Commercial Club; Sewing Club; G. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; Philosophy Club; Usher at Goethe Celebration; Pivot ма� , ZURKOFF, ADELE 234 Clinton Con Blue Rou Aw BURNSTEIN, ETHEL 36 Wolcott Terrace Commercial Spanish: Ohio State “Nods and becks ፲ smiles. nd 7 it а� а wreatiec LILIEN, RUTH M. 843 South 18th St. Commercial History: Savage School “Too d to be unkind,” Certificate; P anship Aw ; Commercial Club; Show; Delegate Š rt Exhibition; ) 4 Club; Rally 10 got Gym Fashion Service Sewn nan ARONOWITZ, BEATRICE Hillside Ave. Commercial Latin: “Her righteous voice is never stilled.” Business 131 ANDLAUER, FRED C., Jr. 263 Lake St. There's honesty, та� ћо‹ in thee. Technical: Mass. Inst. of Tech d and goodfellowship BAZINSKY, GOLDIE 129 Schuyler Ave. “4 girl of Commercial History: Business ) full of faith. is al 004 ‹ nd ага; 38 ANNI Spanish KOWICH, Commercial Zl arl, ready in hand. LILLIAN Commercial ZIMMERMAN, Undecided ዩ ҮТҮ. in 3 CI Club; July SWIMMER, SYLVIA Place Commercial: Upsala icher than a crow mercial hevr Table; ! Honor BUCHMAN, ROSALYN Commercial Spanish : art hath thus dé od but others to exceed. Place framing some gi 18 Patten “In ር artists, make BAZINSKY, GUSSIE Commercial History: Business to the last a sunny mood.’ 9 Marie Place “Tt is go а to а.” fenginen BELLER, HELEN Commercial: “Quiet yet radiant.” BENDER, MILDRED 163 Springfield Ave “I laugh for hope hath happ BERGMAN, BENJAMIN 311 Springfield Ave. Much t BERNSTEIN, GERTRUDE 510 So. 18th St 728 So. 18th St. Business Commercial German y place with me. Commercial: U. А тисћ nonsense. alk, 1ር� ር181 Spanish: Hunter College The measure of life is not in the taking. Comm We'll Always Associate These Facts We Wonder About (ONLY ላ ይአ ESTHER 5 LIO WITZ. 7) — ል PROREELE + WO w IAS |ሰነገ ላ OUR FAMOUS CAMPAIGNER MINNA LISSER ) WHERE SHE — የ f 5 MORE. THAN I WE CAN FIGURE -= S AND — OECAUSE ጠር dac. 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MONDAY, JANUARY 25, 1953 [wo Cents First Woman Governor in LISSEK 4 FENDS OUTCASTS New Jersey History s E! — غیت سے‎ Rising Woman Political Tide Noted Public Leader Leave Announcement Made Observe à ar ۹ bserved for Russia Unexpectedly Screen Star Anticipates Tuberculosis Cure Found Blessed Event Gt I 5 Reunion of ከ0-13( Famed Scie: Io Lovelo Beauty Contest at Bradley Beach New Jersey Students at Musicale Answer Teachers’ Convention at Dinner Given Atlantic City Central Hichlichts On the Air Brothers In Draw Bridegroom Left Waiting at Altar Bride-to-Be Miss Lil Schachter Nobel Prize Awarded Women Swimming Meet Swimming Champ Wins Contract n ፦ = ፎ ፦ d « a ፦ ሯ шщ o Tae BALLO Tor re 3 nn Schorr Helen Grenuk Sarah Crastinople Lola Smith Doris Schenk ost Popular mbitious Most Musical teous appy-Go-Lucky 11[1ሮ ))011 i1 Most for Class lass Baby ost Respected 'st Athlete ‘lass Artist est Looking Most Sophisticate¢ aziest Jest Dancer Quietest Fashion Plate Pest All-Round Class Philos ypher Class Pessimist Class Optimist Most L ikely to Succeed gest Bluffer Class Giggler Natured ccommodating Collegiate Studious Girlish Boy—Boyish Girl Most Bashful Pat San Giacom: lex Flax ul Kasoff | Loewenthal ex Blackman at San Giacomo m Privot Loewenthal Tom Privot Herman Holzer Ben Bergman Helmut Kemple George Targen Warner Grosshan Мех Davis Harrv Ganek Homer Pope Gene Scornberty Otel Chiorello Мех Davis Pat San Giacomo lex Blackman lex Flax lphonse Franchu A Loewenthal Tom Privot Phil Kasoff James Abramson lex Flax Alfred Pollito Norman Daigle Helmut Kemple Henry Roche СЕ Я 58 CHooCHloo” ARCHON CLUB HONOR ROLL ROLLICKY RHYMES IN THIS PIVOT - Made by — ILLUSTRATION ENGRAVING CORP. 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WATT, Registrar Dana College RECTOR STREET, NEWARK, NEW JERSEY Catalogue sent on request in Newark, New Jersey Complete Diploma Courses in Secretarial Training Practical Nursing Household Arts Beauty Culture progressive sc hool tor educated young women from high school, private school or college University faculty, individual instruction, day and evening classes, culture envir )ynment, free employment service. Spring Term—Monday, Feb. 6 Write for Catalog 53 WASHINGTON STREET Phone Market 2-7941 Newark, N. n BERKELEY School of SECRETARIAL TRAINING Thorough preparation of college standard for desirable positions. Distinguished fac ulty of university professors. Cultural environment. Enrollment limited exclu- sively to the high school graduate and the college woman. For further information address the director. DANE BUILDING 22 PROSPECT STREET EAST ORANGE, N. J. Telephone Orange 3-1246 Best Wishes of Frances Sherlie Zimring Joe “X” Berger Alphonse Bove Chris J. A. G. 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Bigelow 3-3157 SILVER STEINBERG Artistic Photography Discount of 20 Per Cent to All Students JUNCTION OF FIFTEENTH AVENUE AND SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Newark, N. J. Stamps and Coins Bought and Sold We Have Everything for the Stamp Collector NEWARK Stamp Coin Exchange 86 PARK PLACE Newark, N. J. It Cost Less to be the Best Dressed Man in the Class When the A. NASH CO. Makes Your Clothes to Your Individual Measure 868 BROAD STREET Newark, N. J. Compliments of THE SPANISH CLUB President Bernice Gennet Vice-President Frank Faccetta Secretary Marie Megaro Treasurer Dora Grimaldi Advisor Mr. Miller This Club meets every Tuesday the 7th Period, Room 304 Best Wishes Compliments to the of GRADUATES from the Mr. and Mrs. CENTRAL HIGH Edward A. Rader DRAMATIC CLUB Compliments A. K. DeLemos Co. HENRY F. MUTSCHLER, Prop of Importers and Dealers in Javas Baking Со. Foreign and merican Book and Sheet Music Р qu T 76-30 LOMBARDY STREET NEWARK, N. J. 30 HALSEY STREET NEWARK, N. 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(opposite School) All delicacies that your stomach desires Cakes, Dogs, Sandwiches, Soda, Candy Ladies Invited Unionville 2-214 Ideal Dairy Farms Produ« ers ol Grade ላ and Grade B Milk MORRIS AVENUE, UNION, N. J. Herd Tuberculin Tested Under State Federal Superv ision ATI | “NATIONAL DAIRY” Ü DAIRY” CREAM ሺ መመመ PERTH AMBOY, እ. J. GARFIELD, N. J. OST GRADUATE COURSES Secretarial Sciences, Business Administration, Accountancy Send for Information OLEMAN COLLEGE 45 Academy St. Newark, N. J. Telephone, MArket 2-7907 Special Courses for High School Graduates The Best Placement Bureau Courses Secretarial Practice Higher Accountancy And All Other Commercial Subjects and Courses Call, Phone or Write Informatio: Drake College 155 MARKET STREET NEWARK, N. J Quickest Possible Time Reasonable Rates All Graduates of this school are eligible for admis- sion to PACE INSTITUTE a nationally know pro esslo! al LI! hoo! for te hnic 1 Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Practise Students and Parents are invited to confer with the Registrar Day School - - Evening School Pace Institute 225 Broadway New York Phone Market 2 Harry C. Bradshaw College Jeweler 93 LAFAYETTE STREET Newark, N. J. CLASS AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY Medals, Cups, Trophies—Banners, Pennants, Ribbons Catalogs on Request AND GREATEST CONSOLE RADIO VALUES IN THE NEW 1933 PHILCO ው کی سے‎ ortis COMPLETE Cellar Bar Room For the Boy or Girl at College With Philco High Efficiency Tubes For the , Country or or Office IN TOWN Z BOROK'S SERVICE RECORD ar , NOTE--« ። single BOROK customer hae paid ONE CENT 2 ሪ ALL — [53H MODELS 8 L ON A DISPLAY ዕም” RADIO. FURNITURE 7 6 HOME FURNISHINGS Fall Sze Dynamic Spe 375 SPRINGFIELD AVE. pul. TELERRUNES ТЕБСАЙР сезе 3te FULL PRICE 337.5 OPEN EVENINGS — га M. = ው E { Ay ee}, | T. : 1 � A NS 4 Io un £g Anh q E = La D ovi Lu gms m will WZ, TTT att w nts de MATA A MA MAI d MM V. d di ТИЛИГИ: sát ds a и 0i ° ua ME Pivot Board Principal to Parent Editorials - Class Ballot Athletics Literature Cavalcade Poems Dedication Senior Directory Cartoon (Graduating Chums) Advertisements THE PIVOT NEWARK, N. J. JUNE, 1933 Published semi-annually in the interest of and by the pupils of the Central Commercial and Manual Training High School. For advertising rates communicate with the Business Manager of THE PIVOT. Entered as second-class matter, October 24, 1912, at the Post Office, Newark, N. J., under the act of March 3, 1879. VOL. XXIII 4 CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL No. 37 Editorial Board MIRIAM STERNBERGER, Chairman Louise ANTINOZZI ANTHONY VITALE ADELAIDE Cox HOWARD SWEET JoHN PTASZNICK Associate Board FLORENCE KNOLLER, Chairman 4 FLORENCE FEENBURG ` MARION BARR ROBERT STAROBIN FLORENCE TASOFF Еюштн HERSHOWITZ Rose TAMBURRO HELEN MELTZER SARAH GOLDBERG ANNE KAUFMAN RUTH DENHOLTZ SARAH Bruss EpitH KEAN Art Staff JOSEPHINE HERDER, Chairman ALEX Katz ——HÉ‏ ل ت Business Staff ANTHONY VASTA BERNARD CHAIMOWICH OLIMPIO PARACHINI JOSEPH BUONINCONTRI FIORE SARROCCO ANTHONY VITALE тт Faculty Advisers Dr. Leon Mones, Literary Joser MILLER, Technical EarL J. GRIFFITH, Art + June 1, 1933. Dear Parents: Success, according to a large part of our pre-depression Americans, has been interpreted as the accomplishment of a pur- pose by hook or crook, by fair means or foul. Fortunately for the country, we have at its head a President whose being is founded upon the ideals of conduct, of character, and of social sacrifice and not upon the ingrained thought of getting away with things unnoticed by others. The example of carrying on the affairs of state sincerely, openly, and above-board must prompt all of us, the parent, the child, and the educator to fix in our characters the cardinal principle, “Success comes to all by helping man and child to recognize the justice of lovalty to country and the joy of self-sacrifice for our fellow-men.” Very truly yours, MU REA LP д Ls Shuffle the Cards! Each dav the great mechanism that is our government acts as a robot which mechanically deals out new cards. The aces, jacks, twos, and fours miraculously change before our eves to beer bills, unemplovment solutions, farm relief, et al. A smaller robot, but ong quite powerful im its scope of high school life, is now engaged in rousing us from a lethargy that has encompassed us for the past few vears. Perhaps it was one of the whims of capricious old Demon Depression that publicized our Alma Mater as lacking in school spirit, as being just a machine that turned out students from its hopper in one indistinguish- able pattern, and as а group in whose minds the lunchroom, where gavety and hilarity reign, came first and the halls of learning just a poor third or fourth. With this new deal of unused, immaculate cards, there will be noticed, even now, a change in the attitudes of our students. Activities are once more taking on the aspect of a project that will attain its full growth in the verv near future Our sports squads show great promise. The Kooseveltian influence, the New Deal, has taken a hand in the proceedings! MIRIAM STERNHERGER Confessions and Contritions Another June has come. Time for one more class to depart. But has our dear old Alma Mater allowed us to leave her loving grasp with- out some token of affection? Ah, no! Though we sorrowfully take our leave, she bestows upon each and everv one of us two of the most valu- able gifts, wisdom and memories. Kin CCC (ac We came to her a flock of foolish, giggling youngsters. We thought her mean when she allowed those dignified creatures (namely seniors ) to look down on us with amused, tolerant airs. We classed ourselves as martyrs when, as sopho- mores, we had to spend long hours with those horrible books. As jumors we softened slightly as we enjoved the privilege of cutting classes without being caught. But we were immediately brought back when, after a few escapades, we were found out. Then we thought her prying and unfair. miracle of miracles, we became But alas, even then we blamed you for the nervous prostration that preceded senior exams and distribution of O, K.'s. Finally, seniors, Dear Mother Central, won't vou íorgive us our hard feelings against you? Won't vou re- member only that we now thank vou for every- thing ? For the hard work, the patient teachers, the many books; they gave us our wisdom. For the tardy slips, the detentions, the social activi- ties, the sports; they supply us with memories. Now thank you, dear Mother Central, thank Please trv to forgive us and May you and good-bye. 2 remember we'll always be grateful to vou. you always do as well for vour foolish, giggling freshmen. LOUISE ANTINOZZI. Hail and Farewell The student philosopher—the autocrat- seated at his garden table overlooking the sea, is having breakfast. It is June, the zenith of life, when the ethereal earth resumes its cloak of things materially beauiful. Trees, flowers and the boundless sea; a marching, sublimating, noble thought appears before his mind—the puzzle oí life has begun! the student philosoph poentul, h pon taking a second hilosephy causes | sh through his mind his position in the ! 1 imagines the bowl Man, m which vuide hand (that of the Almight ken, then a slight he “тей rs | Ween educati late and In the cup of Lif еа alls Man! chance, an turns, opportunity odds the student philosopher shudders attempt to dismiss the thought concerning ignificance, and drinking his coffee he deter- battle, to combat for constitute Success mines to those elements which Thoughts: Discreet and Otherwise Oh, ves, I was trying to remember that event the +A ballot, of course. It's as old as the hills, vet it gets as much attention as a circus in a hick Well, I recall hearing somekody sav, “A fresh mind makes an old thing new. town To tell the truth, I didn't consider the ballot very seriously. After what happened (vou read about it in the newspapers; stale news prohibited in this super book), I couldn't become interested in ballots but when I looked over the otficial results, official, mind vou, I was stunned ! Imagine my amazement when I looked at per- fect choices and then at names that I never knew existed. Before anyone gets ready to sue me for libel, let me explain that I'm sailing for Scotland soon Being an inexplainable female, the first item to catch my eve was the best looking. Vhen I saw that it was a blonde I sort of felt insulted, but then remembering what a sweet and obliging blonde she is, I congratulated Marie later. Sin- cerely, she is pretty. Next my woman's eyes looked at the fashion plate. Joe wasn't a bad choice and Yetta's clothes are smart—only a girl notices that. If noise made anybody popular, the devil sure favored Sarah, for she was the most popular My hat off to you—you had me guessing with that mouth of yours. when vou were OK Vote to do that (vour that Phil most charming rascal Don't misunderstand ; an English. period when I «lid while he tening Then vou're saving the bos breal Her ое vvest bluffer [ve met in Ce tral was thinking of mv homework argued ovel writing spelling words seventy-five times each with Miss Boutillies Don't vou think the Anthony's made a pretty good showing? You know them better than I do But the supreme surprise of when I had the luck to tell voted her as th« hadn't a lifetime came Martha that the cleverest Was she believe it class had surprised—-she known before or not many others on the ballot How must fall that old, wornout excuse—lack of space makes it impossible for There are ever, I back un me to receive more tomatoes and roses EbrraH HERSHOWITZ Miss Tl nitmans SECRETARIAL AND FINISHING Executive Secretarial Academic seeking a high and cultural training. For the young woman grade commercial High school graduates and college women eligible only. Short term and courses. long term secretarial Select, Limited Enrollment 126 CLINTON AVE. NEWARK Bigelow 3-0563 COMPLIMENTS OF THE General Organization of the Central High School Officers Saul Marion President Grace Meyer Corresponding Secretary Robert Starobin Vice-President Kuth Milstein Corresponding Secretary Florence Jafíe Secretary Philip Shapiro Sergeant-at- Arms Committee Chairmen Leonard Decter...Constitutional Committee Anthony Vasta Executive Committee Zelda Lewis... — Clubs Committee Claridge Rice Athletic Committee Ralph Boffard....... Faculty Committee Florence Jaffe Entertainment Committee Anthony Vitale Publicity Committee Rose Kowaloff Scholarship Committee Homeroom Delegates A. M. 308 Florence Habor 415 Grace Meyers 308 Erwin Lurie 106 Teddy Wiener 309 Robert Christia 417 Belle Beck 310 Alice Harrocon 108 Kenneth McArthur 310 Nathaniel Robbins 501 Leon Mindlin 318 Fred E. Andes 203 Sylvia Finn 313 Don Callender 502 Edythe Monaco 401 Sylvia Hilsern 207 Kuth Raskin 314 Olimpio Parachini 503 Esther Tischler 403 Louise Knapp 211 Eve Rose 316 Nat Silidker P. A 408 Kose Adler 212 Sam Rabinowitz 317 Claridge Rice 109 Vera McCay 409 Esther Grossbart 213 Lillian Galuskin 318 Fred Andes 202 Roi Coupyr 410 Ardee Senin 214 Ralph Boffard 319 Charles Hermen 206 Pearl Schaar 411 Muriel Eise 217 Theodore Busfield 403 Anthony Vasta 211 Irene Ferszt 412 Elconore Kasin 216 William Wolf 408 Ruth Denhoftz 212 loseph Gordon 415 Frank Galvano 304 Jervis L. Miller 410 Sylvia Gross 304 Andrew Dysart 503 Helen Meyer Club Delegates Philip Shapiro Boys’ Service Club Gertrude Walz Commercial Sarah Bruss Girls’ Social Service Club Joseph M. Long Joys’ Booster Jerry Adamski Photoplay Club Н. Genere s Swimming ( Abe Newman Boys’ Swimming Club Joe Pfeffer Ncientifi Peggy Keating Girls’ Athletic Club Edward Wagner Hi-) P. Pezda Archon Club Ruth Denholtz Vaturalist Russell Behney Technical Club Lee Gelgesser Girls’ Service Anna Tsagaris Art Club Anthony Vitale Rifle Jerry Agalias Dramatic Club Milton Kassoy German Leonard Decter Honorary Archon Club Nielson Karass ...A nights of Round Jervis L. Miller Golf Club Student Court Saul Marion Court Judge Sylvia Privot Court Secretary Irwin Lurie Court Clerk Joseph Wallen Sergeant-at-Aris Prosecuting Attorneys Defense Attorneys Ralph Boffard Anthony Vasta Anthony Vitale Robert Starobin Leonard Decter Philip Shapiro Advisory Board WILLIAM WIENER, Chairman LEON Moxes, Literary Јонх J. Arnao, Treasurer Mauve G. Sayres, Student | clfare PA CNET AS WELL WISHERS Grace Mever Zena Ostrinsky Helen Gadek Louise Antinozzi Herbert Stadler Ann Rita Dagostine John Falcone Ernest. Kirchner Helen Dorker Mary Zabriskie Angela Albano Ann Pascone Nelson Gelfond Robert Starobin Henry Szvgulski Jerry Rosenblum Rae Fine Miriam A. Sternberger Howard А. Sweet Yvette Daigle Pearl Goldenthal Annette Lawson John C. Ptasznick Weinberg Dresdener Ruth L. Amelia Mildred Lease Dorothy Dietz Doris Colgary Olga Molaska Helen Carolan Stella Kulikowska Elsie Shumlich Ruth Denholtz Frieda Levine Frank M. Taccetta Anthony Vasta Sam Puder Rose Tamburro Angelina DiNapoli Marion Barr Florence Tasoff Sarah Bruss Fannie Bruss Leon Wernikoff Evelyn Huber All Graduates of this school are eligible Carolyn Colgary Mildred Peto Constance Fraser Margaret Burns Sylvia Rabinowitz Concetta Gentile Jennie Szajewska Henry Kappel Robert Lunzer Yetta Cooper Edith Hershowitz Florence Knoller Frances D. Elkes Joseph Parker Bernard Chaimovich Frank Ciampolillo Olimpio Parachini Joseph Buonincontri George Babcock, Jr. Cambell Kids August Ditges Svlvia Schram Joseph Pfeffer Compliménts of HAIGHT BROTHERS Food Specialties for admission to Pace Institute uL NND SERIEN : Market 2-4059 Newark, N. J. —a nationally known and distinctive pro- fessional school of technical training in Business Administration Accountancy Secretarial Practise Classes for beginners at Pace Institute prepare high-school graduates for imme- diate earnings. Many Pace graduaates are now treasurers and controllers of large corporations—others are in successíul ac- countancy practise. Field trips to the oífices and plants of the largest organizations in New York City are conducted especially for day students in the Accountancy School and íor day students in the Secretarial School. PATRONIZE OUR Students and Parents are invited to confer with the Registrar ADVERTISERS ( Pace Institute : | 225 Broadway Day School — — Evening School CHARACTERISTICS Most Popular Anthonv Vasta Sarah Bruss m Vost. Ambitious Am Aie y Most. Musical Fred Perda aa (A Вах Vost. Courteous George Corona Florence Knoller Happy-Go-Litcky ‘John, Ptasznick Ann Mevrowitz IU ittiest Edward Wagner Louise Antinozzi Most Conceited Joseph Píeffer Miriam Sternberger Abe Kocial Martha Kosovic Noisiest Fred berg Dorothy Chardikoff Did Most for Class Anthony Vasta Sarah Pruss Class Baby Edward Rau Rose Tamburro Vost Sophisticated Joseph Pfeffer Miriam Sternberger Mo st. Respected Howard Sweet Angelina Albano Best Athlete Hollis Laysears Mary Zubriskie Best Looking John Seitz Marie Hulse Гатісхі ]oe Berger Gabrielle Gold Best Dancer Fiore Soracco Fannie Deuss Onietest John Falcone Angelina De Napoli Alost Like]y to Sueceçd nha Pi Marien, Bart А —— б. Д z 1 - AMA LA Bag st М er _ Часо а papi i مکح‎ RA : Vost Accommodating Anthony Vasta Rose Marra Vost. Studious Abe Kocia! Angelina Albano Most. Bashful Edward Rau Marion Forcella Biggest Flirt Chester Silverstein Rose Protis Cutest James Gaynor Helen Gadek Best „Ul--lround John Ptasznick Adelaide Cox Fashion Plate Joe Piefter Yetta Cooper 12 Central Sports at Climax Central's track team basked in the champton's potlight once again this season when thev won the State Indoor Track Championship at the Newark Armory last March 2. The state meet climaxed a program of five track meets in which Central track men participated. It also marked the first time in seven years that Central totaled enough points to win the honor. David Jakes, Six boys — Hollis Lavsears, Homer Pope, Alvin Attles-Bey, Leroy Jackson, and Sam Coles,—were awarded athletic letters. Put let us digress for a moment and view the dramatic scenes that were being enacted the night of the State Indoor Track Championships. The last event on the program had been an- The 220-vard finals were about to be run off. Central, up to the last event, had gained only 9 points. We needed five to win. In the southeast corner of the Armory were benched the Central track team. Two of the finalists in the 220 dash were Central men—Hollis Laysears and Edward Maxwell. Upon one of these boys or both hung Central's chances to gain victory. However, another favorite for this event loomed up on the stage. Allison McGaw, of Kearny. McGaw had been an early favorite and hv now appeared to be a threat. l.aysears and Maxwell stepped to the starting line each conscious of the task they were sched- uled to perform. The whistle blew. “О� vour marks!” velled the starter. “Bang!” barked the gun. And they were off, seven boys each striving to break out in front before that first treacherous turn was reached. Laysears broke first with McGaw on his heels. Maxwell followed. Closer and closer came the turn and MeGaw, the threat, attempted to pass lavsears, took the turn too fast and wide. Max- well grasped the opportunity and slid into the nounced, position, forcing McGaw out Down around the stretch Laysears came galloping with Maxwell a good second. Up the last stretch of fifty vards beth Central bovs were fighting hard. The red wool suddenly appeared. And Lavsears and Maxwell came through the finish line about ten feet apart! The meet was wver—the crowds began to swarm on the floor—more than half of Central's team encircled the victors—the announcer was bawling out the time of the event—Laysears was given a cup for winning the 220 dash—and still another cup was being handed to John Choko, assistant to Coach Ba uer, emblematic of the championship. ' sect nid Up in the dressing room the team was cheer- ing. Mr. Bauer, choking with jov, raised his hand and exclaimed, Fellows, I'm proud of vou. In fact, Um the happiest man here tonight.” Basketball also dominated Central's share of sports. The team, under the guidance of Coach Harry Sargeant, won seven of fifteen games played during the season. Varsity members in- cluded: Andrew Chisick, captain ; George Targer, captain; Edward Wagner, Cecil Watkins, Irving Goldberg, Jack Fien, Masso Rvans, Robert Al- tounian, Fiore Bracciforte, Jervis Miller, Harvey Botnick, and Chris Green. Several of these members were lost through graduation last January. Јонх C. Praszxick. RALPH LIZZO Bakery Family Bread and Special Flour 61 DAVENPORT AVENUE Newark, N. J. Phone Branch Brook 3.9272 for prompt service | E TER P Autobiography I stand. A lonely figure of noon-day sun, For I am thinking just of one. Awaiting just the time he ventures bv, He will have none with whom to vie. I stand. I wait. A slowly waning century, a dav, Plods silently past my feet, away. Erect among the empty pages of my years. Untouched by any soiled hand until he hears. I wait. , 1 gaze Into the distant darkening of the sky. down a sudden fierce desire to cry To him to hurry for my day is passing now. Far off to indigo horizon with furrowed brow I gaze. I bow. The depth of night blots out my fallen pride For never in mv house will he abide. And alwavs in the knowing eves of Fate, For him I stand, I gaze, I wait, I bow. MIRIAM STERNBERGER. Lynch Law There was shouting and excitement At the doorway of the jail, Alone inside the sheriff stood A-watchin' his captive quail There's a lynchin’ mob outside, he said, “They aim to hev vore skin,’ He looked again at the shaking door. “My God, they're breakin’ in The crowd broke down the barrier And quickly flowed inside. Earthly bars might just as well Have stemmed the shifting tide. The sheriff stood atop his desk Entreating loudly, “Boys!” dut his shouting went unheeded In the tumult and the noise. They took away his prisoner, A pore ol’ worn-out black, in' dragged him down the streets of town Right past his shabby shack. Thev took him just outside the town And hanged him to a tree, Transgressing all the justice In the land that set him free. in silence there, They went away And left him danglın' A kinda like a speerit X-dancin' on the air. An’ the wind it rose unholy, An’ it whistled through the boughs, An’ the night birds screamed epithets Down upon their guilty brows. An’ the screech owl came a-roostin’, An' screamed at what it saw— That pore ol’ codger hangin’ there, A last grim jest at law. James F. Gaynor. Cavalcade a sense of loneli led atter into the rushing waters, ss overwhelmed her which she never succee overcoming again in life but 1 nıs She had gone a long wav since that night, time and work had not succeeded in memorv from her heart And now twentv vears later, she could not erasing coming home resist the im pulse to visit the school where thev had enjoved : smile bright stood so many happy hours together ened her tragic face as she reminiscing Some time later, vou might have been hurrving down to vour locker or rushing to the librarv, ind noticed a crowd of students grouped about a hgure And if vou investigated, as most likelv vou would, no matter which sex you belong to, vou Resignation Му heart is a vacant bowl! An empty, forlorn vase Whose withered blooms, disprized, Lie mould'ring at its base. The careless winds have blown them In carousing, laughing gusts Round the eternal circle Back to the parent dust. Then should I grieve and sorrow, The very gods offend, That that which gave them to me Should claim them in the end? James F. GAYNOR. ‘a ER She Would Be His Ideal If: She had Helen Gaedak's glorious locks, Florence Knoller's dazzling teeth, Miriam Sternberger's way of wearing clothes, Rose Prbtis' figure, Fannie Bruss' dancing feet, Adelaide Cox's winning smile, Louise Antinozzi's sparkling wit, Edith Kean's gorgeous eves, Florence Tasoff's cupid lips, Ann Pascone's adorable dimples, X hush had that onlv the would have recognized the woman fallen solemn breath of hush instill am over those present, a deatl where Finally, Why, look, that woman must have from this school.” vou might have heard a student And as vou lifted vour eves vour fellow student pointed to, vou saw the face of the dead woman as it had been twenty vears ago, when her eves had not known the meaning of tragedy. Instead vou very mischievous grin. to the picture saw smiling eves and a If vou possesse d imagination vou thought of the man you had seen solemnly staring at that picture only vesterday He Would Be Her Ideal If: He had Irving Colin's wavy hair, Chet Silverstein’s mischievous grin, Joe Berger’s sparkling teeth, Joe Pfeffer’s man-about-town swagger, „Howard Sweet's air of dignity, Eddie Wagner's keen dense of humor, Fred Berg’s nonchalant air, George Corona's boyish modesty, John Ptasznick's collegiate air, Anthony Vasta's ambition, Henry Szygulski's pleasing personality. What Would Happen If: Anthony Vasta didn't ask for an ad; Edith Kean was seen without Adelaide Yvette Daigle lost her temper ; Sarah Bruss had a severe case of mumps and couldm't talk; Ruth Kroser forgot to bite her nails during a 4A meeting; Annne Kaufman really was stage-frightened ; Gabrielle Gold exerted herself ; Fred Berg acted dignified ; Anthony Vitale wasn't defending Cox's rights; Nellie Elsie incited a riot ; Howard Sweet was not seen talking to some popular senior belle. Cox ; Adelaide IN DEDICATION Hoe, the Class of June, 1933, to show our devotion and gratitude, in all sincerity dedicate this senior periodical to the staunch leader of our senior group JOSEPH MILLER Our Faculty Adviser wih JOSEPH ident Technic: 11: University of Alabama Ж, ed through constant effort +; President of 4A Class; President of ident of Technical Club; С. О. Repre (3); G. O. Representative Technical Repre entative of Scientihe Club; Track “30 30, 32, Captain Home Room Basketball hairm E Dance Committeee; 4B Chairman Initia mat Social Committee; Charter Member ) ir Member Superior Speakers; Usher at Publi y Committee; Scientific Club FLORENCE resident hacdw ick mmercial German: Business бесе! can be.” Vice? resident of 4. Hass: Vice-President of 4B Class; Vice President f JA lass; Chairman Initiation Commizee of Girls‘ Athletic СА Winner of Chevron; Basketball 32; Cast The Unde Жш ind the Clown Cast of “Pfeffernnussen T Майа Eva's Hut Salon ; Officers Club; German Club Dranfatıg “Club: Secretary to Mr Rich; Secretary Mr. Ackerman? Girls Sport Staff of Pivot; Technical Staff Pivot; FasW Show: G. O. Delegate of Girls Athletic Club: Sports Committee of G. O.; Honor Roll (1); Archon Club › BRUSS, SAR, We Peshine Avé И Newark Norm. Sch sses; President (ке Society: V of Social Service сё President res Club; President of (torium; Pivot Board; Home lass; Chairman of Publicity Lettres Club: Art Exhibition (2); Chair- tutional Committee of Social Service Society: atrol; Hostess at Girls Freshman Rally (2); Member Service Club; Social Service Society; Belles Lettres Superior Speakers Club; Commercial Club; Contributors lub: G. О Delegate of Social Service Society (2); Usher at Graduation (3); Usher at Dramatic Club Play; Fiction Editor of English Class Magazine TACCETTA, FRANK M. 1 reasurer Georgia Tech '¡gorous war of Spanis : Member с Studegt Busingss Manager Commercial : Undecided so loud that I cannot har С 70 Club; Preside E the J v tew ommi Ceremo High angent Busın matic Club; Pro т of Cast in The se Traitor.” “Dickenst} Christ- k Club Pro- uctiong fw j (2: ident of the Italian Аў : ommittee of thel I Club Plav; Secret ` ercial Clu: Prés 4B Class; resident of зА E s lass; Hey Cf Boost r Club. || 19 + STERNBERGER, MIRIAM A l w Editorial Board—Chairman 83 Jqhyson Ave. Comml. Spanish: N. Y. U. Sch. of Jour “ә “Sophistication is her specialty A little vanity, conceit and self-esteem.” Literary Editor of the Tangent; Editor-in-Chief of the Tan gent; Newark Evening News Correspondent (2) Delegate tc Scholastic Press Convention at Union High School Delegate to Scholastic Press Convention at South Side High School; Charter Member of the Dramatic Club; Superior Speakers Club; G. O. Delegate (3); Poetry Club; Literary Board of the Pivot, January ‘33 Board Commercial: Business ‚a sparkling tongue.’ Club; Knights of the Round Table; eshman Rally; Editorial Board of butor to angent; Class Representa Basketball ‘32 Editortat Board = © al Spanish: Seth Knights of the ] зе Student f Scho A A 6 Delegate Paper Вуга manship Awa j ajama Parade; Fast Dramatic Speakers Club; E y to Mr O'Connor; ! epresentative of 7 y torıum Patrol Dramatic C resentatron LE, ANTHONY Editörial Board “General: N. Y. U. Sch. о v “Ambition has no rest.” E (e All-State (Orchestra 31: Orchestra 730, 731, '32; Editor of Pivot; Prodent, Vice-President, Charter Member of the Knighta,of the Round Table; Chairman Committees: Rewriter of Bewoulí; Author of “Woes of a King : Organ! of the Hesáld; Editor-in-Chief of the Herald; Central Varsity Debat ing Team; Vice-President of Debating Club; Organizer of Central Daily Reporter; President Philosophy Club: Dramatic Club; Chairman Publicity Committee: G. O. Executive Board; Defense Attorney Student Court: Chairman Publicatior ties Committee: Tangent Staff; Rifle Club; Vice. Pre Officers Club; Technical Club; Superior Speaker T man oí Defense; Boys Service Club; Director of Student Patrol; Award of Avalon R. D Gk. JQ ttorigf Boa Jour . Tan of the Gol 2; Secretary of Art Club Mem Knights of the Round of the Pivot yet a” К x di LE ft he. ITH V di 4, н › В y -Chairman с� cry rial pros sn y Af Po km ۶ 4 е q lome m кее еј ¥ ing uo { the Pivot Business 520 í t; Wry ay Sip rcial Club; Usher at Fashion Sh l Hostess at hma Ally; Booster Club; Contributors Жь Usher at Dramatic Club Play HERDER, JOSEPHINE HELEN Art Statt —Chairman 299 Hawthorne Ave Fine Arts: Undecided gid! is not strength; but, art obtains the prize? i rench Club; Art Club; Secretary and Treasurer of Art Club; Dramatic Club; С. A. A. Entertainment at Girls Fresh man Rally; Exhibition of Pyramids at Barringer Н. S.; Art Exhibit; Chairman of Art Class ‘33 AY | ч y | IN А 2 wo. 35), ANGE N у х J 39 Noa’ Sth y Ofne raN Ne wy Mw ees N و“‎ аш! ед epgtn storm n 9)’ N Italia С lub: WS. © leg Ж the e. Y f und at the INR. PlavA Dane ommittee of Atalian АФ y Clut A Pance Committed of MNaturalist Club; uden, В. f the ‘ Round Tabl ;, Nice Pres denw of Spain ub; Re Studeny P atrol; Galt Club; Wisner af Chevron; Glee Club; Rus mess Btaff of the Pipot NE neh ahy Rally arti pation in Girls Play Day. і ) ` Y J „ “Ч= BCOCR GEORGE, Jr. e Ave. «� Dechnical : Newark Coll. of Engr. sciencg Nthe source of all power.” G. ate (4); Honor Roll (2); President of Science lub; cretary of Science Club; Winner of Ticket Sponsored х B d Expedition; Howe Room Tangent Salesman; Home Room! Delegate to 4A Class; Assistant Track Manager '30; re Speakers Club. 1 | “ УМ “А; BANGS, DONALD B , � о� а Ave, Fine Arts: Columbia University ACC � “The it of PM i$ supreme over all.” 2 . r Irchestra `3, 312.032 С. О. Delegate '31; Winner of 5 vt to Cylfimande ce mes meo Rams E Lecture '31; All.City Band 31, 33; Bgétball Ban 1, '32; Member of the French Club ide Tr rer of the Glee Club. y R, MARION an: Rita Krause SchooL4 olemnkid or dignity { іе� Фисѕх and jollity.’ ЗА Class Treasurer 4B Claes; ıperior Sheers etary � 0 perior Speakers b; German Club; Р Agent of 4B Class ress Ag ) à day Club; Student ; Knights of the Room Representaft for the 3A Class Room Delegate; Djaphatfc Club; Casr o] 7 hinese Prince ; Cast of ¡“Y sting Place ; (Ca Madame Eva's Hut Salo Chairman of the Program ommittee of Archon Club; Héhor Roll; Chevron Award; Personals Staff on the Pivot Вай; Locker Patrol Girl; Fashion Show eral French twark Norm. Sch і g¥good sport. Posterf'Üontes 32; Member of Naturalist Libgkry Comfittee (2); Naturalist Club ecopeiios Озак Art Work; Contribution Sch s MagYzine; Sdétretary of Art Class; Sewing on Cig � Hall 32M Sewing Club; Italian Club; t Exhi F sión Show Vl J' J ditt’ РА BERG, FRED (ZZ Ld a Ale, 735 High St. General Spanish: Up: al � “Music can soften pains. Basketball 31; Varsity Basketball 32; Cheerleader 32; G. O Delegate; Student Patrol; Orchestra 31, 32, '33; Swimming Club: Led Cheers at Freshman Rally; Member of Golf Club; Awarded Athletic C (3) ass Baskeıpäll Team; � STHER Commercial: Vassar modest, assuming soul. to Byrd 1 re; Fashion Show; Usher at Duty; Writing Certificates (2); Spanish Club; Theatre ‘ y ” à f 2935. Filirtcenth wi M e utile NUSense No sv) MA Ме: mbe acs the Ir Yu luf Chairman e nint E of then Y Club; Booster Club «£C Club Mire Ho] С. tahan Club Chairn M E aem m ub; G. O. Delewate; Cast (o N p Ww dw inted Student Patrol 2. Y Central onen lent Baseball Team steps Art Club ‘31 st of Macbeth at Central 149 Ridge AN “Well done is etter than t G. O. Delegate; Winner Dicet t at Babe Ruth Delegation; Photoplay Club ета BOXER, CARL v UN llth ft � eneral: Tulane University—Law Clear e oc and a will of iron.” Mut In J T ANNE КР Spani e Society; Student ví Cleveland Junior Service Society; Mem ber of Girls 3 nc S - JE e Society; Belles Lettres Club; Contributors Club; С rcfal Club; Hostess at Girls Freshman Rally; Winner of 2 roms (2); Usher at Gradua- ton; Treasurer of Belles ttres Club; Constitutional. Com- mittee of Social Service Society; Usher at Dramatic Club Play; Staff of English. Class Magazine. a M A Ne EY, f Li кет | JOSÄPH ё 226 West ed A г Collegefoí Exgincering ا‎ É; was an ay competitor of Э� � Varsity rack; Qutdoor '32; Indoor Tradk '32, 33; Member 220 City Champions! Relay Team; Outdpor ‘3R; Interclass Basketball '32 33 @reasurer Science Club Teahnical Club ; Mathematics Club; Qhecker Club; Winner of Ticket to Lecture by Commander Byrd}, Busmess Staff of Pivot 1 + CASTIGLIONE, MARY 734 North 6th St Commercial Spanish: Undecided “Thou art unseen, vet 1 hear thy shrill delight. Typing Silver Pin Award; Certificate for Typing; Member of G. O.; Girls Service Club; Fashion Show. Em e CHAIMOVICH, BERNARD 234 Avon Ave Classical: College of Engineering “Nothing induces but personal qualities.” Track '31, '32, '33; Cross Country '32; Interclass Basketball '33; French Club; Latin Club; Member of Quentin Durward Exhibition; Business Staff oí Pivot ш” ТОРЕК, И ТТА ; n . и 238 EigheviW Ant. Cam � а! бег: Undecided i f A Y Sh s sef rd.” Club '30;'Glée Club “OH Ога� Club '30; )elegate; Girls Social Service Society 32 озор Clbb; German Club; Commercial : Student Patrol; Belles Lettres Club; G. O Honor Roll; President oí Class CRAUNCH, PIEDMONT D. 736 North 7th St Technical: Newark Coll. of Engr “For he was a brave, bright fellow, with eye Wud conscience clear. a p (CROWE. ( AIRF Y 144 Nufth 121 St 'retari rt Sch. ind Business Y { $ from r va he 18 P т sin.” Mentber of The Glee Qlub re rer of Mlee Club; Member ‘ 1 mat Club Denmanship Aw T: retary of. Better a El sh Clubs Winne i Cor Ms Lecture Award Мей � ег oí {ера Club; Me Wr зе Swimming Club � ры Ту un amd Sten phy ; Student Patrol Y mb Koi the imd T Wd x ) LN v y f DEM JOSEPH airm« d a: nical Nr cett, oll. o£ Engr “May fortane wait qfi din Science Club; Boxing “Club Phétprlay Club; Igterclass Basketball Team 2 „хы? А — . Rutgers. DENHOLTZ, RUTH 131 Seymour Ave. Secretarial Sciences: Niagara Memorial Hospital - Make not your sail too large for your ship.” G. O. Delegate for Home Room; Home Room Representative and Secretary; G. O. Delegate for Naturalist Club; Assistant Secretary for Naturalist Club; Naturalist Club Typist; Reporter tor Tangent: Personal Staff for Tangent; Winner of Naturalist Club Award; Naturalist Club Librarian; Typist for Pivot; Assistant Treasurer of the Naturalist Club. | | | 86 Dayton St Ee Georgia Technical Ps nice to be natural when you're naturally nice.” А! © Р Business i ets -spun bld.) {RY ound Table; O. Dele- hman Rally; Coftributor to | FALCONE, ANTHONY JOHN 382 North 7th St General Spanish : Catholic Thefr is none liky hin Circglo Italiano; Ráfe � Clnb трэск, 3h] + и Patrol; Of Delegate; Orc ÍA { үрен Lous D dy ur Jusimess N Ч 4 pleasant, нї with la ple ахан! smile,’ Member of Mrz fic Club; Member And: Service Club; for AL Home Room epresentatiye- Tor lass; City Business Orgsnisstiónet hari Exhibit; City Bookkeeping. Exhibit; Mem- ber of School Band at Asbury Park; Honor Roll (2); Secre- tary of 4A English Class.‘ LJ FOR ELLA, LARION 354 ж Sa Commercial: Business Soft А 'асе юс куе udi she arrives? Swimming Club ; ul А prado Club; feed Award; Fashion Show Usher Fashion She; ; May Day; Basket- ball 31 vd FENDER , HELEN d K Fifa ال‎ - x pose u ido é of Alabama L 4 find rry maid. Giddy Social a it Patrol Constitutional Com mi W ot the T Servite Society; Penmanship Awards; I wr Roll; 4 of the Social Service Society; Ping ng Club as о 32; Play Day Debating Club Mi ontribute Club; Art Exhibition; On Staff for Magazine Englis sh Class “ass dy sá ST el ونا اھ کے کے‎ L SA SALLY Commercial: Business Mure is too easily tossed.” JA Class; Secretary of +B Class; Typing Award Же, ес. y NETTIE 117 Belmont Ave Nd N. Y Y He lives longest бо does most.” (Bean of Constitutio Committee of 4R Class; Presiden ofl brary Club; С� а oí Memberstip: and Publicity Cor miltees of Library СД; Girls Service Су Usher at T. . tidh; Hostess at Girls Freshman Ral Tangent Staff rs үтү� Club; Sttient Patrol (5); sher at German, Plays; Photo Plays; Dyamatıc Plays; A “lub; Chairmae’of Con- stitution Committee of Art Club; cial Service Society ; Chair- man of Publigity Committee of Sócial Service, Society ; Typing Award; Sanitary Inspector jf iris Servwt Club rcial : Seth Boys о do, she arrier for Member oí Winner oí rer Pin, 1и 2! 9 HOLBEIN, MAIDA 19th St E Commercial German: Undecided “A 'yodest, uncomplain Y soul.” Dejey4ye 3B and JA Classes; Student Patrol; Girls SM e Society ; German CIR Commercial Club; Secre- Belles Letjres SER Club '30; Honor gis Club; D auc | “JN HOLLER, FRANK W. 48K ойр Ave d Technical: Stevens Institute by ure may stand up and say to all the world, ‘This is a fan’ г тем: al Club ¥ Student Patrol; General Organization Dele aten Jreasucer wf Rifle Club; Secretary of Rifle Club; In truc x N ү Rifle Club; Golf Club А Secretarial : Business V Photoplay Club; Home ues QWARRIE LEE. Newt 5 General: Lincoln Hospital , rules the day. Fashion Show '32; Ма 5 Club; Basketball '32 ) y NN KARPDE-HENRY th IR іш 20th St General German: Undecided a ) RR suscrity.” N E | ench: Business pure.” Social Service Society ; Student 4 Ч é istant Secretary of Art Class; 1 Contest; Art Poster for Newark ; ADA: nmittee of the Girls’ Social Servicers [| + , KEAN, EDJTH Place as swept can be.” Treasurer of Photoplav Club; Treasurer of Knights Round Table Secretary to Chief of Studer Patrol Room Delegate to G. О, (3); Member of or Staff ishion Show Playlet; Fashion Show; Sales Representative langent: Student Patrol 2); Winner of Chevrons: Participa tion in Girls Play Das Member of Officers Club; Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club Ky MNG, PEGGY rgqn St Ai үс дттегсїа! Business “Full wi a fla n Alushed unseen.” Girls’ Athetié Associatic nt Lh ate to General Organization; Sasketbajl ‘32, “33; Assistânt plin Other After-School Ac ities; quymercial Club es Club; Entertainment re омии at Girls Freshman Ка f Wa Ё� а tur + күм ЖЕ... sn “Stalugr, Undetided KRAUS. RAY T2 i 8 Hillside Place X ] 2 General: eded “Human with ue é the man — tle.” Naturalist diut, . dub; Member en hy of Round Table; Tangent Staff °З}, Latin Club. y AR Т: | | | за! German thaw, corone Student Patrola G 5 d os: ( mercial Club; Usher at Fashi resident A 4BVEnglish Class Photoplay Я 2 Representätme : Mamatic Club: Committee Sodi Service С} f go to Hospita G. O. Delegate o irls Mocial Service Tlub; On Constitution Committee of Ge Social Service СЉЬ 1 Swimming Club Member of the : “The Stolen Prince A cir d x the Boys Service Cluby {иу Bo bition; City Business Organization Chart Ex™ габр, ber ої the Tennis Club; Varsity Tennis Team '32; Honor Roll (2) KULIKOWSKA, STELLA AGNES 661 South 19th St Secretarial: Undecided The mildest manner а� а the gentlest heart. „ Constitutional Committee of Girls Social Service Society; Secretary of Girls Social Service Society ‘33; Fashion Show 32, '33; Play Dar; Penmanship Award; Girls’ Day at Mosque; Honor Roll; Student Patrol; e MET. Mn A Northern. Ye A TuyvÁ C “a DEMO UH № sal Commercial: Business ble note may yet be donc.” Repre y Lecture; Home Room Delegate to ral Organizapene Basketball “31, 32; Captain '33; Other Activities; Commercial Club; Swimming. Club; Is Athletic Association; Winner of Chevron y ; Fashion Show; Entertainment Committee at Girls Freshman Rally; Contributors Club. LUNZER. ROBERT J 130 Wainwright St Technical: N. Y. 1 Do well the duty that lives before you.” Science Club: Mathematics CI Central High Boxing Drill ROSI Commercial: Undecide: ı all her steps.” Member of Golf Club; Constitu lub: Dance Committee for Golf Club angent Salesman nbia University igh ideals, appeals - Art Club; ment of Pivot Board: Glee Club eech is the t of all. feflernussen'' nd “Madame Eva's Hut Penmagship Awards. 276 Lehigh Ave. “Character a Winner ї� Kresg 5 і i í to Ticket to Byrd's Lec jure: r of Ping Pong Club. ITTY TFR TESE eS A Ze z B MILLER, JERVIS 136 Ryhner Ave Commercial: Notre Dame Men of few-words are usually the best men.” Varsity Swimming Team '30; Swimming Club; Studio Club; Naturalist Club; Baseball '30; Vice-President Stamp Club: President Stamp Club; President Golf Club; Vice-President Golf Club; Varsity Basketball '31, '32, '33; Varsity Golf '31, '32; Captain Golf Team °33; Student Patrol; G. O. Delegate Golf Club; Assistant M anager Basketball; Football '31; Cheerleader 32; Manager Golf Team 31; Captain Junior Varsity Basketball MOLASKA, OLGA = а ‘ é А : 97 Montgomery St Secretarial : Undecided I strive for better goals.” Girls Social Service Society; Girls Day at Mosque; Fáshion Show '32, 33; Honor Roll; Constitutional Committee of Girls Social Service Society; G. O. Delegate; Penmanship Award; Student Patrol; Art Club; Spanish Club; Play Day ы т 7 т - � - - - „A NURNBERG, GUSSIE є 4. Y wr rY (báflton Sy Cor vá cial German: N. Y. U. “A modest, omplaming soul.” Vice-President. ofath fris Social Service Society; Commer- cial Club; Constyátiaal Committee of the Girls Social Service Society; German Py, “Piefiernussen.” PARACHINI, OLIMPIO 371 Lincoln Ave Technical: Newark Coll. of Engr “The man who by his labor gets his wish, Himself can fix or change his fate.” Indoor Track 30; G. O. Delegate (4); Tangent Salesman; Vice-President of Scientific Club: Technical Club: Program Committee of Technical. Club; Contest Committee of Science Club; Trip Committee. Science Club: Chairman Investigating Committee, Science. Club; Homeroom Delegate to 4A Conven tien; Business Staff of the Pivot PARKER, JOSEPH LE NARD 71 Roseville Ayt General: Heward University pecch is the gift of al Student Patrol? Sqence Club; Auditing Committee; Trip Committee; Gleg Club: Knights of Round Table; Chairman Memberfhir Committee of Knights of Round Table; Con- trıbutar Club: Bars Service Club; Interclass Basketball 33; Constitution Committee of Superior Speakers Club; Superior Speaker) Club. y t 1 E ) ) ) ) ) СЕ - 32 J PASCONE, ANNE ROSE 137 Shepard Ave j Damrosch School X j У� one shall find a truer frifnd Chev ron Award; JFashion Show: Sparfsh Club С: Glee Club � Penmanship Award} ‚Participator Мау Day; Freshnjan Rally; Knights of the Rounc j A ) pt 14 P f ES RELEA, XICHÓLAS 234 Wi: a ren St. A Spanis sh) ( Ven Uni 1 0 air r shall $e | roget.’ ж. е: га Club; А )ebatir ›: Ping P ё tudent gPatrol “М� ет í Picker’ to � mmander Hecturey iw A U , PERNA, ELIZABETH 375 North 13th St Commercial: Business p. “True individuality cannot be copied.” G. O. Delegate; Winner of Chevron; Pyramids at Barringer Girls Play Day; Fashion Show '31; Member of [тайа� Club PROTIS, ROSE 189 Spruce St. � mml. German: Ned Wayburn's Sch n, attention hout intentton. President ; Socia Service Society: Commercial Club '30; city „N les Lettres Club; G. O Delegate ¡XL E 5 _ vs Die Pleffernusse ' and E ame Eva's Hut V, REID, E NEST 5 78 Highland Ave. 4 General Freukh: ا‎ College of Embalming Fond of dress Put fonder of dresses. Letter Mark in Varsity Т! аск“ 31.932 quen 31; French Club; Spanis Club: Sereñnce T Natubalist Club; Art Club; Archery Club; Cheering Squad ; Student Patrol (3); Interclass Basketball, Tournament. y { E а E TEE ڪڪ Aem Xm eme fi EC ROSENBLUM, JEROME 565 Bergen St General Latin: University of Penn “And smoothly for to say a good fellow.’ Gymnastic Team '32 33; Captain Gymnastic Team '33; Orchestra '31 32, '33; Wrestling Club '33; Track Team ‘31; Home Room Delegate to. 4A Class RUB IN, loughby St as a lark hb; In hristmas Ca c Speakers Club; ? М Boys 5 a ome Room Representative for 4A Class City offcepifig Exhibit; Honor Roll (2) A FA MM: ARCO, MARIE 592 North v N Wommercial: Undecided ) She 15 good, Whe is fair.” Gi Athlet E Club; Secretary Amd President of Girls Athletic ey Swimftuhg Club ¡President of Swimming Club; French CI CI Lal A Club; Fashion Show; Student Patrol; Play Day (2), Ba Sa 31, '32, '33; Usher at Fashion Show 32 j NARROCCO, OR EN = € Ave xeral Gorman Undegjfled The first sight of Ax Vie t of wisdom.” ember of the Naturalist o Team ‘29: Boxing” ub; Boys’ Service Patrol Sk ER TAIN, CHESTER zi Be Ave University of Michigan “Thou art a fellow of good respect.” 4A Class Representative: G. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; Technical Club; Photoplay Club; Tangent Representative. Latin Club Constitut raduatt vf fOutdo« rvice À c onstitijion: nf ugn JA Макети у 6, 0 taged af R Д 4 оф Deiense Atypry t Student lent of Bathakr I lished by Knights vestigation Debatın Bovs STREETER, 12th м, . 20 North w ‘Frag Mathemates Patrol '33; Certihicate ; macy; Better rant and sueco Club; Glee Clu Knights of the Cast of Play Giver English Club a ord s are Librar Co u sually ye “Hi DOROA Commercial: Undecided the best men.” Typing Com- how '29; Girls Orchestra “32 BURRO; ROSE” ° ‘Ave. gach Student Plas : Мау у Ed sey sher peli Show 31; ON xt. al Spanish th an orchard grew.” Spawkers C jor � Alember of Italian Club; Penmanship М. Y. €. Italian Club Award ; Dance; Pajama Day VAN RAMP, JOSEPH 218 West End Ave General Spanish: N. Y. School of Int Dec “Neurotic as the day is long. Art Club; Science Club; Naturalist Club d Peak’ MARION EUNICE Y4 p Spidered Ave General: Undecided � Y “A soft shadow and a sweet voice! y Naturalis Cm: Knights of the Round Table; Plav of “Mac beth”; No x Fashion Show “31, '32, '33 J д? YN ah a el a p M DMAN, SIDNEY Commercial: Undecided “А rugged chap ts he. É; MSS NUCK, ru L agr а� NM % dome diat anish: Undecided TRerey is hone uranhood agi good fellow 2 М Th thee e Y ` ` à ‚ YAEGER, JESSII 463 South 13th St Commercial German: Dana Coll She is good as she ts fair.” Commercial Club; Member of a Committee: Ticket to Byrd's Expedition Lecture; Dramatic Club; Glee Club; G. O. Dele gate; Student Patrol; Girls Social Service Society; German Club; Belles Lettres Club; Honor Roll; Photonlay Club XI [ty I i EN li Ax FÄBKISKIL A guo Ave nerci; Ag Т fy Чтасйу is the gii Basketball diee Winner of Che ier at. Fashion Show Oii ket for Commander B | Lecture eshman Rally firege AN ZOTIAN, VK ww 3h. mfield. Ave rly o dra TORIA A mmercial French a master's of Chevrons (2); Commercial Club “31; Phe Golf Club: Constitution Committee; Dance € Tangent Salesman; Student Patrol; Dramatic Club “31; of the Round Table; Usher at Fashion Show (3); Pi Club true beauty shows � WIS C., JR М. Ж hand. { pte pla minittec Ms е ne Pi Jusinc way but man has his School farial: Undecided « DOROTHY Secretarial: Undecided GILDA GENEVIEVE Commercial: Business 473 South 13th St. - BELFIORE, 481 North 13th St. e yy s е 391 M A 171 Spruce St. BORECKY, LPLLI. V 593 Bergen St. Comml. German: W ilíred Academy BRAUSE, WILMA Commercial German : BERTHA JOAN Commercial German : 35 Winans Ave. Undecided BRODA, 199 Hunterdon St. Undecided will.” . 297 Broad St. 62 Mj Busen Sch. of Dra Art CAROLAN, HELEN MARY 177 Hillsyle Ave. Comm. : 46 West End Ave CHAR 207 ny Ave д. 1 IC x 5 South 12th St. AF 58 U ndes aC 1. AR = 80 nd DE VITO, С Au yet Spanish : DE VITO, PETER r General: Temple d Commercial German: Undecided V pote 297 Broad St. DICKMAN, MAE 99 South 17th oe Commercial : Pace = ın | C dX оңу, y th St. y AUC nme rcia : Undecided , DI POLI GEL 2 Quero sony pf RESDN 3 AMELIA Nart ИГУ, rial Spanish: Undecided ORN 9 ion St ) S C inercial Spanish: Undecided EENBURG, FLORENCE BETH yy Renner Ave. Commercial German: Cedar Crest FENIAS, RUTH | Grumman Ave. Commercial: FISCHER, CAROLYN 2 Oraton St. General Spanish: Undecided FRANKFORT, JENNIE %7 Bergen St. em � , Rider College | F жу № ELE N ere a рә: Pere merci Business FREIDBE RG, ¡Y Somerset St. BERNARD FRIEDAL, Commercial : Ave Undecided ONE an + TILLIE Business sd) General No : vd SEE IN ‚ CONCETT. A, e rem Ag pç Undecided . ORT ATRICK General: Panzer GABRIELLE Commercial German: Ути ODA 8 Schuyler Ave. f х Commercial Art: Ned Wayburn School of Dancing GOLDBERG, SARAH PE de № Hobson St cial Spanish; N q e. mercial: N. Y. U. x - LA LA Gertitan: Business nercial | GR picado RIAN 5 et оет. A GRUBA, TEAS DAA C a LE ol Syracuse HERSHOW E, EDI IR Sixteenth Ave. Commercial: Columbia University HIRSCHFELD, MIRIAM U Nineteenth Ave Contmercial | HOEBM AN, ESFE TUS HUBER, lPeshine Ave. YU jusmess . Business Rutgers Commercial German: Undecided — at 38 La == JASPON, South 19th St HOWARD ommercial: Rutgers KM AN EM V А General Spanish: Upsala KAUFMAN, ANNE Aye mercial: C Baht mon, | Beth Ástael tl SEN ercial German KLEINFELD, BEATRICE 5 . Accountancy: N. Y. U. KOSOVIC, MARTHA 601 Fifteenth Ave. Gegeral: USER ELL orne Av KROSER, RUTH Business: KURTZ, ADEIÉNE 66 Summit Ave. Comfnercial : LAITINEN, SYLYIA Commercial German ANNETTE 88 Eleventh General: Normal School IST o o A aed Commucitia) Gertash : LEVINE, CECILE 149 Tn Ave. 'ommercial : Пере FORD: tanh, KANE, ess: Undecided c - „ - 207, Spruce St 561 Elizaheth -olumbia Undecided 790 Clinton Ave Cornell Busingss yf 519 South 10th Undecided LAWSQN, Ave. Business 519 South 18th S A: “ommercial « ic Y regi М LEV INE, IDA 519 South 18th St. Commercial German : LUONGO, CARMELA 29] Morris Ave. General Spanish: Undecided MARKOWITZ, ESTHER 78 Goodwin Ave Commercial MATTEN, LAURA 485 Hunterdon St. Commercial : OMCIC „PELDSKIILDRIEI RY 11 3 Par PEZDA, WALTER oulevard ial: 692 South 20th St Ch assical : Taea. х) U- B V4 сын ve. RAU, EDW Undecided Business Undecided Business Montel: air State Teachers’ College , EYGMU gee od à wege pue N.PUDER, SAN 1 neral New, AA Nam NZS E dS cial? N. Y. U. yn mer E South 17th St. ARD ' Commercial : ROBBINS, MARTHA SELMA 58 Schuyler Аус Secretarial: Boston University ROSENBERG, LESLIE M. 35 Randolph Place Jusiness ; pum чын 4 à mr O À vM B. E. Y � as 333 nee Undecide jd b sy. ws PA uf peor DERS Kuh pts ABEL MAR hy pf L � t { M ae u 1281 yk К ara NG IA 12751 1 Is | {уе 2 а� і� OS. ine | нүү SWEF à EM W ARD TRACI rk ув ERG, N. J. Coll y 806 Soutl it 2 e German le Fön; off AZZ HAROLD JOE © ` WAK WEE 1 Livingst ral j har ington Te ы Secretarial: Undecided NÉOKOL, ELS 179 f TER Commey tal French: N. Y. l THRYN 414 South 15th St 'dnmercial: N. Y. U 302 Summ y pub AP $0 v WERNBI RG, ;eneral a Inst, New York RNIKOFF, LEON n 4 AD fan Ёры� е%% ы дек Е LITE DR WOISARD, wi UR EY, n Bee toe T RUT: EE д (sommercial h Boyden ез NJE” , I mmmercial German: Undecided PEGGY ANN nmercial Spanish: Undecided MELVIN JOHN ommercial Spanish: N. Y. Univ RE ОЛА. EWITCZ, JENNIE Comm: Г? Hunter College Je hid State University 30 Charlton St „ MN A Litt JAY LA P A GROUP OF SENIOR GIRLS Front Row—from left to right: Estelle Hoffman, Florence Feinberg, Sarah Goldberg, Elsa Sokol, Ida Byer, Beatrice Kleinfeld. Middle Row: Eleanor Einhorn, Margaret Burns. Kathryn Soriano, Martha Kasovic, Anne Kaufman, Julia Schwartz, Frieda Levine, Top Row: Belle Krasner, Mae Dickman, Martha Robins, Isabel Rudersmith. 39 . a EL miss penny laos ewe uer GRADUATING CHUMS TE é + CENTRAL'S SHEER E va S DS OM E © porno BRANES 055 KAR аку à А 3 їч TAE ш � JERRY MILLER Е 3. ERSONALITY GIRL r ` E