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

Text from Pages 1 - 116 of the 1935 volume:

И EEE LEE LET LEE EN MELLE ZELLE EL LEE A A EEE Eu TE TE ne Sr Tee Aeaee enee e e a e a e a ne N ne EEE RETTET EEE ERASE EEEE TENE e EEA EE See tr THE. PIVA A Aem Ф Y, СА р 77779 MIN NS WE 42 Y DANA COLLEGE А State- Accreditec 1, Co-Educational Institution in the Heart of Newark with Two Affiliated Professional Schools DANA COLLEGE Day and Evening Course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Arts. ay c 4 } Sessions SETH BOYDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Course leading to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. One- and two-year courses leading to a certificate in Secretarial Studies. . zo. d эр NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL € lasses begin: 4 Courses leading to the degrees of Bachelor of Laws January 29, 1935 and Master of Laws. Registration Now Open For further information communicate with AGNES D. WATT, Registrar DANA COLLEGE 40 Rector Street Newark, New Jersey TELEPHONE: Mitchell 2-8410 BERKELEY CONGRATULATIONS TO THE GRADUATES OF CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL! 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UIT EE ng TITRE AUT LIII ИЕ НІШ n n) Pd mz Pivot Board Faculty Editorials Princ іра! to Parent | edicatic n ass Ballot ass Prophecy mong Advertisemer KS Ge BT SH THE PIVOT NEWARK. N. J. JANUARY, 1935 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. XXIV CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Editor-in-Chief LYN ANDERS Literary Personals ROBER Clubs FLORENCE STURGE( Sports Business MOOR Typists ANNA BAUMAN SELMA KRAMER CELIA SCHWAR Class Advisers Class—JOSEPH MILLER Literary— DR. HENRY M. GOLDSTEIN | RL GRIFFITH Mathema Music Department Physical Training Department Commercial Department Manual Training Department Language Department Science Department Secretarial Department Social Science Department ‚Library Medical Department ınıa Commence istinct! 1 nie VW е now clothe our garments,—the garments ınhood a | we are one. We hought can we we been confined ut how protective and How comfortable we onfines ! Wi long unseen hand grasps us and sets Steep stairs confront us p place tairs to success. We stand trem f t talr We are bewil new world. Our à; re not placed firmly on the ground; we And once more we ar ‚to become тт — waver a little Finally, we tremblingly ascend freshmen in the school о ге Ы 5, | steep stairs қ hesitant, the way is bewildered and wonder менее W ra doubtful. We observe others around us, but they but with the y ars, there will grow upo al trangers, not our friends at school. They that same sense ot assurai Mise ame tO US are absorbed in their individual tasks. Their gradually during our four years at high school SH the dol. to. EE Vie : 1 : 50а р, рри l Our training at Central High will sul m Us a jostled and pushed. But we continue our confidence to accomplish great things. climb Each step we gain adds more to our We will never forget the kindly efforts of tl enthusiasm Occasionally we fall back, but we faculty in our behalf; nor will we forget tl adjust ourselves, and soon continue People friendly advice and guidance of incipal. around us are falling Some remain where they Mr. Wiener. fall, while others soon retrieve their steps. And e Р . ‚ too fall, climb, and fall again. But the We'll never torget her ur n desire still remains to reach th« goal to success. FANNY TABOLSKY. From Principal to Parent Dear Parents: Ours is the biggest and most responsible joy in the world. It is the greatest task we shall ever be called upon to perform, and yet we are not paid in anything the world calls pay. A spiritual joy and reward come with the joyful work of unselfishly doing for others. Think of your task of raising a family as a Divine duty and a blessed privilege. The immediate reward for your thoughtful and judicious study of the problems of life involved in bringing up a family, will be children who have learned to live for and with others. This will result in the nations of the earth knowing and understanding each other, and thus making future wars impossible. Very truly yours, Principal. IN DEDICATION Ile, the graduating class of January 1935, to show our sincere appreciation for his ашаа� се, dedicate this book to JOSEPH MILLER Our Facultv Adviser President ONTELL, ROBERT unterdon St Business: N. Y I am the captain of my Гат the ter of my soul.” А - sident ‹ i Class; President, Campaign Manager Radio Debate over WNI; Vice-President GREENE, JOEL JULIUS Business: N. Y. U he world had schooled him, never fooled him.’ Patrol; Lieutenant and Captain of Band; Sales Staff of Tangent; Com Problems Club Member Gymnastic Super Honor Roll; Vice sident of Secretary COLE, FLORENCE JOAN 392 Fairmount Ave Secretarial: Mt. Holyoke ‘Not solemnity and dignity, But friendliness and jollity.” Treasurer of 4B Class; Banner Carrier, 34; Girls Athletic Club; Vice-President of Girls Athletic lub; Secretary of Girls Athletic Club; Girls Basketball, 33, 34; Chevron; Dramatic Club; Treasurer of Dramatic Club; Dramatic Club Performance, “Seven to One ; Usher at Graduation; Usher at Evening Per formance of “Girl Shy ; Girls Service Club; Girls Service Club Patrol; Member of Sanitation Squad; Initiation Committee of Girls Athletic Club; Student Patrol (2); Archon Club; Chair man of Membership Committee of Archon Club; Filing Certif cate; G. O. Minstrel; Girls Swimming Club; Photoplay Club; Gym Exhibit for Photoplay Club; Penmanship Award; May Day Garland Dance; N. R. A. Parade; Knights of the Round Table; Secretary of Knights of the Round Table; Secretary for Dr. Mones; Play Day Treasurer BRUMMER, HERMAN H. 138 So. Seventh St. Business: Undecided “O! It is excellent to have a giant's strength.” Treasurer of 4A Class; Student Patrol; Boys Service Club; Boys Booster Club; G. O. Delegate; Boot and Saddle Club; Boys Service Student Patrol; Football; City Championship Football; Boxing and Wrestling; Boxing Drill Boys Week; Invitation Committee of Youth Week Celebration; Patrol on May Day Celebration; Inter-Class Basketball; Track; Central Hi- Y. Business Manager MOORE, ROBERT 5 Burnet St Business: New York University “Не is not a chip off the old block, Bul the old block himself. . Commercial Club; Salesmanship Club; cial Problems Club; Constitutional Committee of the Salesmanship Club; One of the Organizers of the Salesmanship Club; Jiu Jitsu Performer і� May Day Activities; Business Manager of Pivot. Editor-in-Chief ANDERS, EVELYN 101 Stuyvesant Ave. Secretarial: Business “Never let ambition wane.” Naturalist Club; Photoplay Club; Archon Club; Girls Service Club; Secretary Girls Service Club; Fashion Show, '33; Usher at Graduation, '34; Secretary to Mr. Weeks; Representative at Red Cross Convention, A4: Typist for Dr. Mones; Chairman of Pin Committee of the Photoplay Club; Secretary to Mrs Pressler; Office Work; Gold Medal in City Typewriting Con- test, 733 (First Place); Silver Medal in City Typewriting Contest, 34 (Second Place); Gold Typing Pin; 60-word Tran scription Certificate and Bronze Pin; 80-word Transcription Certificate and Silver Pin; 100-word anscription Certificate; Gold Pin for 120-word Transcription; Editor of Pivot; Super Honor Roll; Representative, Business and Professional Women's Club Reception Irt Board Chairman BOETSCH, ALMA 12th St. Secretarial: Pratt Institute “Art is beauty; beauty, art.” Literary Board Chairman TABOLSKY, FANNY 111 Avon Ave. Secretarial: Columbia “The secret of su is constancy to purpose.” President of the Belles Lettres English Club; Photoplay Club; Honor Roll; 100-word Transcription Certificate; S0-wo Transcription Certificate; Chevrons (5); Fashion Show; Liter ary Editor of the Pivot; N. R. A. Parade; Secretary to Mr. Walling; Secretary to Dr. Schleicher; Penmanship Award; May Day Dance; Tangent; Literary Editor of the Pilot (Junior Ін; 4A Class Delegate. Personals Board Chairman ROBERTI, DORA 37 Alexander St. Secretarial: Pace Institute “Her witty jest, her frequent smile, Makes her friendship well worth while.” Vice-President Archon Club; Secretary of Dramatic Club; Treasurer of Girls Booster Club; Secretary of Photoplay Club; Play Day; May Day Dance; TypingAward; Shorthand Certifi- cate; Tangent “С Usher at Graduation; Girls Service Club; Service Patrol; Tangent Salesman; Contributor to Tangent; Fashion Show; N. R. A. Parade; G. O. Delegate for Service Club; Sanitation Squad; Business Staff of Tangent; Chairman of Pin Committee of the Archon Club; Girls Athletic Club; Commercial Club; Chairman of Picture Committee of Photoplay Club; Secretary to Mr. Cannold; Booster Club Skit; Office Work; Student Aid; Honor Roll; Contributor to Handbook; Entertainment Committee of Dramatic Club. Club News Board Chairman STURGEON, FLORENCE 179 Isabella Ave. Business: Undecided “If Florence were a brunette, Would gentlemen still prefer blondes?” Fashion Show; Naturalist Club; Girls Athletic Club; Basket- ball; Swimming Club; Biology Research Club; Pivot Staff. Sports Board Chairman SHUSTERMAN, LOU 77 Wolcott Ter Business: №. У. 1 “Не 15 type who s his own path to reach his goal.” First Mayor of the rt 1 3); Naturalist Club; Intramu Member of Scientific Research - ness ( Clu! wptein of the ndefeated homores Handb ’roblems; Pivo р ог; manship Awar Assistant Business Manager SCHENKEL, EVELYN 36 Chelsea Ave Secretarial: Chevy Chase “They gazed а� а gazed, their wonder But which was which, they never Vice-President of Girls Service Club; Treasur Club; Secretary of 2A English Class; Secretary ‹ s; Charter Member of Girls Booster Club; С. O. Delegate; airman of Membership Committee of Dramatic Club; Chair man of Membership Committee of Photoplay; Publicity Com- mittee of Dramatic Club: Contributor to Tangent; Contributor Tangent Solicitor; Handbook Solicitor; Member cial Club; Girls Athletic Club; Delegate to Burnett Member of Better Speech Club; Usher at Gradua at Dramatic Play; in Plays, “Christmas Carol,” “Babbits’ Boy ; Campaign Speaker; Secretary to Dr. Mones; Chairman of Office Committee for Girls Service Club; Student Patrol; Girls Ser rol; Honor Rol Play Day Participant; N Р е sr of Debating Club; N A. Investigator; Assistant Business Manager SCHENKEL, HELEN 36 Chelsea Ave. Secretarial: Chevy Chase “Willing to help and ready to serve, Helen's will is hard to swerve.” President Archon Club; Treasurer, Girls Service Club; Vice President Dramatic Club; President Girls Booster Club; Vice President Photoplay Club; Member Commercial Club; G. O. Delegate; Treasurer Archon Club; Chairman Publicity Com mittee of General Organization; Cast of “Seven to One”; Con tributor to Tangent; Usher at Graduation; Member of Athletic Club; Treasurer of Girls Booster Club; Representative ай Burnett St, School; Student Aid; Girls Service Patrol; Office Work; President, 3В English Class; Student Patrol; Honor Roll; Vice-President, Better Speech Club; Chairman Pin Com mittee, Archon Club; Cast of “Silas Marner’; Chairman Membership Committee, Photoplay Club; Tangent Salesman; Chairman Ticket Committee, Photoplay Club; Cast of “Christ- mas Carol ; Chairman of „Publicity Committee of Dramatic Club; N. R. A. Parade; Silver Typing Pin Award by Gregg Publishing Company; Campaign Speaker; English “С” Com mittee of G. O.; Girls Play Day; Charter Member of Girls Booster Club; N. В. A. Investigator; Contributor of Hand book; Usher at Dramatic Play; Locker Patrol; President 2A English Class; Member of Debating Club; Delegate for 4A Class; Pivot Staff. ACABONE, EDWARD J. 9 Norfolk St. Commercial Business: N. Y. U. “Always a dancing image gay.” Commercial Club; Boys Service Club; Central High Student Patrol; Honor Roll ; Salesmanship Club; Central High Cheering Squad '33, 734; N. R. A. Parade; Social Problems Club; Tangent Salesman; Patrol at the May Day Celebration; G. O. Delegate; Boys Service Club Freshmen Rally. AIELLO, ALBERT ARTHUR 15 Hecker St. Technical: Georgia Technical “An ounce of wit is worth a pound of sorrow.” Football 33, 734; С. O. Delegate; Boys Service Club; Boys Booster Club; Central Hi-Y; Photoplay Club; Boys Science Club; Wrestling 33, 734. BARANOFF, HAROLD 710 So. 18th St Newark College of Engineering “One good pal, and that’s not Pr ent of Technical Club; Vice-President of Naturalist Club; Co-Chief of the Technical Staff of the Photoplay Club; С. О. Delegate (2); Student Patrol 2); Mathematics Club: Science Club; T-S re and Triangle Club BADOGIANIS, MARY ALEXANDRIA 74 So Orange Ave Secretarial: Undecided “She fools around and has her fun, But you'll find her work is done.” Charter Member of Alpha Sigma Kappa Greek Club; Secre tary of Alpha Sigma Kappa Greek Club; Club Betterment Committee (2); Dance Committee; Executive Committee G. O. Delegate; С: of “Hotsy Totsy Minstrel”; Swimming Club (3); Glee (3); Participated in Concert; G. O. Delegate; Art Club ( ; Committee of Advertising (2); Entertainment Committee; Dramatic Club; Committee of Pins; Charter Mem ber of Central High Salesmanship Club; Archon Club; Tangent Advertising Staff; Delegate of 4A Class; Penmanship Certificate Fine and Industrial Arts; Dramatic Club (3); Cast of “Babou a ; Italian Club; Participated in Tarantilla” Entertainment ommittee; Com: cial Club; Glee Club (3); Charter Member of Italian Club; Swimming Club; Fashion Show. BAUMAN, ANNA MARY 710 So. 18th St. Secretarial: Business “Ambition has no rest.” Pythagorean Mathematics Club; Commercial Club; Thespian Club; Astronomy Club; Glee Club; Student Patrol; Typing Pins (2); 60-80-100-word Shorthand Certificates; Filing Certifi- cate; Choristers; Alternate in City Typing Contest; Secretary to Miss Mohair; Secretary to Miss Lewis; Gym Captain ; Honorary Member of Library Guild of Art High School; Charter Member of Library Guild of Central High School; Library Guild '32, 733, 734; Treasurer, Entertainment Com mittee; Constitution Committee Chairman; Chairman of Scrap book Committee. BIPPART, ANNA E 715 Sanford Ave Secretarial: Business “Honest labor bears a lovely face.” Girls Booster Club; Photoplay Club; Girls Athletic Club; German Club; Student Patrol; Filing Certificate; Honor Roll; Shorthand Certificate; Fashion Show; Chevrons (4). BOBROW, LEE BEBE 52 Aldine St. jusiness: Pratt Institute “Lee is a pretty girl, and such a sweet one, too, That everybody likes her, that’s all there is to do.” Photoplay Club 32, 733; Girls Athletic Club; Secretary to Dr. Goldstein; May Day Celebration; Student Patrol '32, 733; Winner of Ticket to Commander Byrd's Lecture; Glee Club; Tangent Salesman; N. R. A. Parade; Commercial Geography Poster о� Exhibit; Thanksgiving Day Celebration; Business Staff of Pivot, BONASSI, PAUL WILLIAM 19 Drift St. Secretarial: N. У. | “Praise from a friend, or censure from а foe, Are lost on hearers that his merits know.” An Organizer of Salesmanship Club; Sales Club; Home Room Delegate ‘32; Inter-Class Basketball 732; Boxing; Student Patrol; Boxing Drill; Patrol on May Day Celebration. BROWN, JEANNETTE 326 W. Market St. Secretarial: N. J. Coll. for Women “Her sweet manners and friendly smile, Have won many a heart.” Photoplay Club; Student Patrol; С. О. Delegate 731, 734; 4A Delegate; Commercial Club; Tangent Staff; Booster Club; Pivot Board; Typing Award; President of 2A English Class CAPRIO, SALVATORE FRANK 15 Cabinet St. Technical: Georgia Tech. “Smile, and the whole world smiles with you.” Manager of State Championship Track Team ‘32; Captain of Interclass Basketball Team '32; Football '33, 734; Basketball 733, 734; Science Club. CASTRO, FRANK Е. 431 So. 10th St. Business: Columbia “Give me sports and I shall be content.” Vice-President of Italian Club '33; Member of Italian Club 732, 733, 734; Dance Committee of Italian Club; С. O. Delegate: Inter-Class Basketball '34; Boys Booster Club '33, '34; Central Hi-Y Club '33, '34; Boxing '33, 734; Wrestling '33, 734; Invita- tion Committee for Youth Week '34; Patrol for May Day Celebration 34; Football '33, 734; City Championship Football 33; Student Patrol 731; Track 21. COPPOLA, LENA 419 So. 14th St. Business: Undecided “A sensible and well-bred girl.” Fashion Show; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Typing Pin Award; N. R. A. Parade; Contest for Rockefeller Center Seulpture “Dignified Crane”; Swimming Club. CRAMPTON, DOROTHY 108 Garside St Secretarial: Upsala College ‘Not solemnity, nor dignity But friendliness and jollity.” onomy Club; Glee Club '31, 732; Library Guild; 30-word Гури Pin; Gregg Transcription Certificates 60, 80, 100 Words; Gregg 120-word Transcription Pin; Rem m Filing Certifi cate; Choristers; Tangent Staff; Patrol '32, '33; May Day Program CUTRONE, MARY 165 Sherman Ave Business: Undecided “And a very nice girl you'll find her.” Member of Italian Club; Member of Girls Service Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Reception Committee at Italian Parents Night, May, 34; Announcer at Italian Parents Night, December 5, '34; Girls Service Patrol; Fashion Show. COHEN, BENJAMIN 51 Rose St Business: N. Y ‘The mightiest tribute that we can extend, Is to say that we'll always call him a friend.” Orchestra, 31, 32, '33, 734; Captain of Interclass sketball Team; Interclass Basketball Champions, 32, 733; Naturalist Club. DECANGI, JOSEPH JOHN 18 Dey St. Technical: Stevens “РИ be merry and free, And sad for nobody.” Spanish Club; Science Club; Boys Service Club; Dancing Club; Student Patrol; Operator of Stereopticon. DEL MAURO, ANTHONY NICHOLAS 35 Sheffield St. Secretarial: М. Ү. U. “Kindness makes him many friends.” 4A С. O. Delegate; 4A Class Representative; Home Room Tangent Salesman; Student Patrol; Typing Certificate; Honor Rol (2); Filing Certificate; Track 31, '32; Football '34; Basketball 733; Inter-class Basketball '32, '33; Captain of Inter- class Basketball 33; Central High Boxing Drill; Boxing Team; Patrol on May Day Celebration at Military Park; N. R. A, Parade. FARINA, MARIE 103 Sheffield St Secretarial: Undecided “Quiet and unassuming.” Shorthand and Typing Awards; Fashion Show; Treasurer of the Italian Club at Art School; Student Patrol, Market Street FEDELE, ELSIE 25 Garside St. Secretarial: Undecided “Lightly treads she-on education's path.” Italian Club; Fashion Show; Typing and Shorthand Awards; Student Patrol. FELBER, GEORGE 98 Buchanan St. Newark College of Engineering “A man's a man for a’ that.” Technical Club; T-Square and Triangle Club; Naturalist Club; С. О. Delegate 31; Class Secretary for Naturalist Club 734; Honor Roll. FERSZT, IRENE 628 So. 20th St. Secretarial: Weylister “A fine character and a good sport.” Vice-President, 4B Class; Banner Carrier; Girls Service Club; Girls Service Patrol; Sanitation Squad; Girls Athletic Club; Basketball; Tangent Staff; Art Hi-Lites”; С. O. Delegate; Commercial Club; Gold Typing Award; Honor Roll; Photoplay Club; Play Day; Youth Week Presentation; Student Patrol; Usher at Graduation; Pivot Staff. FLISZAR, WILLIAM 50 Shaw Ave. Secretarial: N. Y. U. “Speech is silver; silence is golden” Member of Science Club '33; Technical Club '31, 732; Photo- play Club '32; Glee Club '33. FREDA, THOMAS 103 Sheffield St “Т� е mildest manners Band and Orche a 31, 32, 33, Italian Club; Itali Club News Repi Quartet '32, 733; Captain of Class Basketball Broadcast Over WNEW; All-City Band and ralist Club; Awarded “С” cleff from the Band GOCKELER, EVELYN 80 Lindsley Ave Secretarial: Mt. Holyoke College “She is small, that’ ıt they say, But her ability's the other way.” : vice Club; Archon Club; Pho Delegate г Archon Club; 4A Delegate Day Dance; Dance on Stage; resentative on May Day; Cast of ving Day Play; Representative Burnett Street Schoo é . atrol; Girls Service Patrol; Com rcial Club; ooste ; Office Work; Con tributor to Tang ` her : ; Honor Roll; Silver Typing Award; Sho 1 Certificate Award; N. R. A. Parade; Student Aid of Archon Club; Committee of Archon Club; Athletic Club; Invitation Committee for May Day GOLDBERG, LEO 491 So. 13th St Business: N. Y. | “Shout round me, let me hear thy shouts, For I too am gay.” Student Patrol (3); Social Problems Club; Boys Service Club; Lieutenant of Boys Service Patrol; i Drill ' Sa'esmanship Club; Treasurer of Salesmen's man Rally Committee; Usher at Graduation; Rifle Club G. O. Delegate HAFTEL, IRENE 53 Hobson St. Secretarial: Dana The charm of her presence Was felt where’er she went Photoplay Club; Commercial Club; 30-Minute Typing Pin. HURD, EVELYN MARIE 85 Isabella Ave. Commercial: Business “Joy lights the candle in her heart.” Treasurer of Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of “The Red Lamp ; Chairman of Entertainment Committee of Dra- matic Club; Secretary to Miss Boutillier; Chairman of Ticket Committee of Photoplay Club; Play Day. INGRASSIA, BESSIE 9 Coeyman St Business: Undecided her own merit makes her way.” Member of Italian : irls Service Club; Commercial Club; Glee Club; Girls 1 Association; Reception Com mittee at Italian Parents ! ‚May 34; Other Committees; Speaker at Italian Parents Night. December, 734; Usher at Graduation; Gt Service 1; Chief of Girls Service Patrol '34; В esentative of ( at Junior Red Cross Conve mn; Girls Basketball '33, '34; hion Show; Volleyball '32 JABLONSKI, MATTHEW 539 So. 12th St Business: U. of So. Carolina “He who wants a friend must be a friend.” Football Band 33, 734; All-City Senior Band 34; ‚rister oncert 33; N. R. A. Parade '33; Swimming Club 2. '33, 734; Varsity Swimming Team '33, 34; Youth Week Swimming Instructor; Life Saving Instructor 34; Dr. Mones’ Secretary; Choristers A4 JAVAS, VIOLA 57 Wallace St. Secretarial: Business “I take the world to be but as a stage.” Dramatic Club of Art Building; Cast in Italian Club Play; Dramatic Club; Girls Swimming Club; Art Club; Charter Member of Greek Club; Greek Club Minstrel; Treasurer of Greek Club; May Day Dance. KAUNITZ, EMIL 319 16th Ave. Technical: Casey Jones Sch. of Aero “Give me music utmost.” President of Naturalist Club; Treasurer of Technical Club; G. O. Delega Student Patrol (2); Member of T-Square and Triangle Club; Co-Chief of Technical Staff of Photoplay Club; Band; Science Club; Member of the Orchestra. KRAMER, SELMA 795 So, 11th St. Secretarial: Temple “Not solemnity, nor dignity, But friendliness and jollity. _Choristers; Tangent Staff; Pivot Board; May Day Fete; N. R. A. Parade; Gym Captain; 60, 80, 100-word Certificates; Filing Certificate; Basketball; Chevron; Library Staff. Commercial Awards; Gok Гури Typing Conte ы Glee С 34; KRICH, EVELYN 19 Mercer St Secretarial ‘It’s nice to be natural, W hen re naturally nice Vice-President « 3 Lettre Club Swi Fashion Show 32; Assistant Member of Choristers; Song at Awards 60, 80; Girls Basketball Lieutenant of Student Pa 2 Graduation 34; Transcription Team '33 LARSON, LUCILLE MARGARET 70 Mead St Secr Some think the world is And so do I!” Girls Swimming Club; Commercial Club; Took Day Activities; Basketball Team; letic Club; Fashion Show; Filing Certificate; Science Club; Student Patrol; Girls Baseball; Picnic Committee for Girls Athletic Club; G. O. Delegate; Business Staff of the Pivot; Secretary to Miss O’Connor tarial: Business N L| made for fun and froli Part і� Play nner Carrier; Girls. Ath LAUBER, DONALD HARRY 743 So. 15th St Business: N. J. ( “When you are a friend, You have friends.” Salesmanship Club; Business Staff of Pivot; Baseball '33; Inter-class Basketball '32, '33; Patrol on May Day N. В. A. Parade; Central High Boxing Team. у Celebration ; Boxing Drill; Basketball '33; LEIS, GERTRUDE Secretarial: Art School “She has an air of dignity and refinement. 736 So. 19th St. LEISENTRITT, BERNICE 625 So. 19th St Secretarial: Upsala “Always happy, always gay, Always found the same old Photoplay Club ‘33; Is Athletic Club 733, 33; С. О. Delegate '33, '34; Chairman Girls Initiation Committee 34; Fashion Show '32; 33, '34; Gi Booster Club 34; Commercial Club тане Club '34; Dr: ic Club Play 34; May Day '34; Captain Girls Tennis Team Entertainment Committee Girls Athletic Club Outing '33; Treasurer Girls Athletic Club 734; Secretary of 4B Class A4 LIEBELT, FRANK 235 Bruce St. Business: Undecided “I strive for greater goals. Member of Track Team '33; Football '33, 734 LILOIA, JOSEPH RALPH 84 Nesbitt St. Commercial: Business “Nowhere shall anyone find a truer friend.” Track '32; Wrestling '32; Boxing '32, 33; Class Basketball 33; Jiu Jitsu Exhibition; Boys Week Drill; Salesmanship Club. MACKIE, DOROTHY 71 Sunset Ave, Business: Chevy Chase “A girl who gets many a friend.” Student Patrol; Member of Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club; Cast of “Silas Marner”; Cast of Christmas Carol; Service Club Member; №. В. A. Parade; С. O. Delegate; May Day Celebration; Athletic Club; Swimming Club; Tangent Staff; Commercial Club; Belles Lettres Club; Girls Booster Club. MALGIERI, RACHAEL 211 Hunterdon St. Secretarial: Business “Nothing is more pure than a pure name.” 60-word and 80-word Transcription Certificates; Business Staff of Pivot. MANDELSTEIN, IDA KATHLEEN 19 Fessenden Place Business: Columbia University “Character and intelligence go hand in hand.” Archon Club; Commercial Club; Social roblems Club; Tan gent Board; Secretary Salesmanship Club Typist Staff of Pivot; Business Staff of Pivot; Participated і� М, К. A. Parade; Photography Club; Honor Roll; 4A Class Representative; Remington Ran | 1 Certificate; Typis т Award: Zaner Blozer 7I ribing Award; Testimor Award; Secretary to Mrs. Cushman, Miss Lavers, I Silber; С. O. Delegate MANDELSTEIN, SAM 71 Schuyler Ave Technical: Alabama “A little nonsense now and then, Is relished by the wisest men.” С. O. Delegate; Sergeant-at-Arms of С. О. Student Patrol; ieutenant of Student Patrol; Sergeant-at-Arms at Student I Court; Boys Service Club; Sergeant-at-Arms of Boys Service ( 1 lub; Cheer Leader '32, 733; Head Cheer Leader '34 MAUSER, HAROLD 174 Smith St. Business: N. Y. U. “Buddy, са� you spare a dime? Choristers; Typing Award; Boys Service Club; Student Patrol; N. R. A. Parade. MAZICH, MARTIN J. 532 Bergen St Business: N. У. U. “A good fellow bubbling over with good-nature.” Captain of Inter-class Basketball '32; Manager Gymnastic Team 33; Basketball '33; Cheering Squad '33; School N. R. A Parade; Inter-class Basketball '33; Central Boxing Drill; Track 733; Football 734; AA Class Delegate; Patrol on May Day Celebration. McGUIRE, JAMES 16 Brennet St. Business: Undecided “Silence ts more eloquent than words.” MESSINA, JOHN FRANK 20th St Secretarial: Business “Oh, never shall the school forget.” “His aim is to succeed.” Filing Certificate; Photoplay Club; Inter-class Basketball MEYER, HELEN 297 Seventh Ave. Secretarial: Business “Life is real! Life is earnest!” Science Club; President of Dramatic Club; Treasurer of Puppet Club; Glee Club; С, O, Delegate; Secretary to Miss Boutillier; Chairman of Armistice Day Program. MEYERS, JANET 329 Hawthorne Ave. Secretarial: Columbia “Whom not even critics criticize.” Photoplay Club '32, 733; General Organization Homeroom Delegate 33 ,34; Gregg Typing Award; Gregg Transcription Certificate; Tangent Salesman; N. R. A. Parade; Student Patrol A3. MINUT, FREDERICK 399 So. Sixth St. Secretarial “Never wear your wishbone where your backbone ought to be.” О. G. A. Certificate; Complete Theory Certificate; 60 and 80-word Transcription Certificates; 80-word Transcription Radio Contest; Bronze Typing Pin, NATURALE, MARIE 16 Norfolk St. Secretarial: Business “A maiden quiet and serene, Seldom-heard but often seen.” Shorthand Certificates; Typing Award; G. O. Delegate (2). NEUGEBAUER, ALBERT 273 So. 18th St Business: N. Y, U “Happy am I, from care I'm free; Why aren't they all contented like me?” Salesmanship Club; N. R. A. Parade; Student Patrol; Art Club NICELY, ALBERTA 172 Washington St Secretarial: Tuskeegee Institute It's nice to be natural, IVhen you're naturally nice. Member Glee Club; Typing Award; Member Paul Lawrence Dunbar Club; Constitutional Committee P. L. D. Club; Ente: tainment Committee P. L. D. Club; Contributor to Tangent; Won First Prize in Oratorical Contest; Honor Roll; Certificate of Proficiency in Filing; Girls Reserve; Member Current Topics Club; Member Social Problems Club; Participated in Music Concert; Certificate і� Transcription NOLAN, ELEANORE MARIE 524 So. 16th St Business To know her is to like her. German Club; Linguist Club; Tangent Staff; G. O. Dele. gate (3); Captain of Girls Patrol; Deputy Chief of Student Patrol; Ping Pong Club; Knights of the Round Table; School Betterment Committee PARNES, MIRIAM 233 W. Kinney St. jusiness: Newark Nor. Sch. for Hebrew Teachers Laugh and be merry. Booster Club; Student Patrol; Hall Duty; German Club; Penmanship Award; Captain of Girls Basketball, PNIEWSKI, CHESTER 12 Beacon St. Business: Undecided Integrity is the foundation of success. POLITAN, GERALDINE CECELIA lar Ave Secretarial: Business 1 maid n never, lever bold е Photopla Club; Red ( 55 presentative ; [Typewriting Awards; Мау y; Tangent POTOKER, MILDRED Hillside Ам General | girl of courage is also full of faith. of Girls Booster Club; President of Girls Booster ib ( С. О. Delegate (3); President of Dramatic Club; Secretary of Dramatic Club; Archon Club (2); Secretary of chon Club; Photoplay Club; Girls Service Club; Secretary Girls Service Club; Editorial Staff of Handbook; Naturalist Usher at Graduation; Student Patrol; Service Patrol; “Silas Marner,” “Ch mé Carol,” “Girl Shy”; Staff; Girls Athletic ; Chairman of Library of Club; Delegate to Burnett Street School; May Day Dance POTTER, CHARLOTTE LENORE 218 Renner Ave Business: U. of Chicago “She cannot be resisted.” G. O. Delegate; Secretary to Dr. Schleicher (2); Fashion Show; Photoplay Club; Student Patrol; May Day Celebration; Tangent Salesman; Winner of Ticket to Commander Byrd's Lecture; Glee Club; N. R. A. Parade; Girls Athletic Club PULEO, CHARLES 98 14th Ave Business: Undecided “For he’s a jolly good fellow.” Member of the Italian Club '33, 734; Sergeant-at-Arms of the Italian Club 34; Member of the Boys Service Club '33, 94; Member of the Boys Service Club Patrol 33, 734; Secretary of the Boys Service Club 24. 735; Usher at Graduation June, 734; Greek Club Musical Review of 1934, REMONDELL, EVA 424 So. 17th St Secretarial: Undecided “She walks in beauty.” Commercial Club 734; Sightseeing Committee of Commercial Club; May Pole Dance '34; Play Day '32, '34; Fashion Show 733; N. R. A. Parade; Italian Club; Usher Italian Club Play 734; Usher at Italian Club Fiesta '34; Sales Club '34. ROBERTELLO, VINCENT A 21 Third St Technical: Undecided “Honor the game thou playest, For he who playeth clean, Is a winner even in defeat? Member of T-Square and Triangle Club 32, У of Boxing-Wrestling Te 32, 733, 34; Member Basketball Team '31, 73 33; Football Squad ball '33; Participant in Boys Week '32, '33; Patrol During May Day Celebration A4 RUSSAMANNO, JEROME D 202 Eighth Avc Business: N. Y. U “Не came, he saw, he conquered.” Assistant Captain of Inter-Class jlasketball; Champions; Homeroom Tangent Salesman; Cheering Squad; Patrol at May Day Celebration; Boxing Drill, Military Park; N R. A Parade; Social Problems Club; Student Patrol; Swimming; Football; Commercial Club; Homeroom Delegate; Freshman Rally; Captain of Inter-class Basketball Team, SANNITI, ROSE MARIE llth St Secretarial: Business “I have no other but a woman’s reason.” Play Day Participant; May Day Maypole Photoplay Club; Italian Club; Archon Club; Commercial Club; Typing Award; Filing Certifi cate; Dictation Award; Fashion Show; Pin Committee of Archon Club; Treasurer of Archon Club; Sightseeing Com mittee of Commercial Club °34; Current Event Committee о! Italian Club; Usher at Italian Club Play; Treasurer of Italian Club; Usher at Italian Club Fiesta; 4A Delegate Swimming Club; Dance; Gym Exhibition for SCHERER, THELMA 56 So. Orange Ave. Secretarial: U ndecided “A smile helps many over the deepest rut.” 60-word Transcription Certificate; S0-word Certificate from Radio; 30-word Typing Pin. SCHINDEL, IDA 167 Broome St. Business: Univ. of So. Calif, “Beware of her dark hair, for she excels All women in the magic of her locks.” Student Patrol; Hall Duty; German Club; Penmanship Award; Booster Club. SCHMALTZ, ELLA 364 So. Orange Ave Secretarial: Mt. Holyoke lust sign of bashfulness.” rls Play ; Award; tudent Aid mittee of nittee SCHULMAN, GERTRUDE G. 11 Belmont Terrace Secretarial: Bryn Mawr If pleasure interferes with study, give up study.” Ph play Club; N A. Parade; May ay; Tangent S man; G. O. Delegate Fashion SI j ‘ ; Serve Domestic Art Lun SICA, ELIZABETH 17 Third St Secretarial: Undecided “Sober, steadfast, and demure.” Shorthand and Typing Awards; Fashion Show; Member of Italian Club at the Industrial Art School; Student Patrol at Market Street SIEGEL, PEARL 234 Court St. Secretarial: Savage College “Give me music and let me dance.” Girls Athletic Club; Girls Swimming Club; Secretary of Booster Club; Membership Committee of Booster Club; Winner of Free-Hand Exercise; Gym Chevrons; Gym Captain; Danced for Naturalist Club Social; Participation in Play Day; N. В.А. Parade; Assistant to Mr. Bauer; Taught Swimming in Learn to-Swim Campaign; Student Patrol; Life Saving; Taught Tumbling; Basketball; Winner of Penmanship Award; Fashion Show; Pivot Staff; Danced for Photoplay Club; ЗА English Secretary; Girls Freshman Rally; Gregg Shorthand Certificate SILVERMAN, HERBERT 33 Ridgewood Ave. Business: N. Y. U. “Young fellows will be young fellows.” Student Patrol (2); G. O. Delegate; N. R. A. Parade; Box- ing Exhibition at Military Park; Social Problems Club; Charter Member of Salesmanship Club; Inter-class Basketball '32, 733, SILVERMAN, SYDNEY d Ave 91511255 Миға! СІ Р 1 ndecided vice ] . f у 3); Dele gate of Girls Atl so on; ashic м '33; Pen manship Awards; etball 733 nspector for Girls Service Club; Participatior ; Basketball 732; Volleyball 732; SMALLEY, PEARL E. Highland Ave Secretarial: Business Her dazsling smile captivates all.” 80-word and 100-word Transcription Certifi Secretary to Mr onkling; Penmanship lb; N. В. A. Parad SPERANZA, PAUL L. 19 Bedford St Pace Institute “А natural smile is always worth while.” Member of Photoplay Club; G Delegate; Vice-President of Linguist Club; Jiu-Jitsu Prograr SUTTON, DOROTHY GWENDALYN 39 Howard St Secretarial: Undecided “Cheerful and smiling through life she goes.” Member, Paul Lawrence Dunbar Club; Secretary P. L. D Club; Entertainment Committee P. L. D. Club; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Member Student Patrol; Chairman Current Topics Club at Market Street High School; Girls Booster Club; Glee Club; Choristers; Participated in Music Concert; Winner, Mr. O'Brien's Mathematic Contest; Penmanship Award; О. С. A. Certificate; Certificate of Proficiency in Filing; Com- plete Theory Certificate; Honor Roll; Social Problems Club; N. R. A. Parade; Gym Captain; Contributor to Tangent: 4A Class Delegate; Club Delegate to G. O.; Fashion Show June 734; Lieutenant Student Patrol. 26 TRAETTINO, THEODORA 20 Stone St Secretarial en Fashion Show; Patrol WALDMAN, LILLIAN 223 W. Kinney St Secretarial: Univ. of Arizona “Her ways are ways of pleasantness.” Fashion Show '32; May Day Fete; Student Patrol; Typing Award; Filing Award WASSER FLORENCE 5. 158 No. 16th St. Secretarial: Newark Sch. of Fine Art “Beware of her hair—for she excels All women in the magic of her locks.” Girls Athletic Club; Art Club; 4A Delegate; Secretary ti Dr. Mones; 80-word and 100-word Transcription Certificates; Silver Pin Award; Vice-President Dramatic Club of J. Н, 5.; Penmanship Award; Chairman of 4A Progran WEISS, SADIE 28 Hobson St. Secretarial: New York University “What deep thoughts dwell in those dark eyes.” Student Patrol; German Club; Commercial Club; Photoplay Club; Archon Club; Usher at Graduation; Girls’ Service Club; Vice-President of Commercial Club; Vice-President of German Club; Girls Service Patrol; 40-word Typing Pin; 50-word Typing Pin; Honor Roll; Filing Certificate; 100-word Tran seription Test Award; Penmanship Certificate; Testimonial. ZECCA, СОКСЕТТА А. 403-5 Roseville Ave. Secretarial: Dana College “She thought no wrong of anyone.” Art Club; Athletic Club; Penmanship Certificate '32; Patrol; Fashion Show '33; Secretary to Mrs, Pressler; Glee Club. Abromowitz, Morris Ades, Miriam mann, Gladys ttles Bey, Alvin Baker, Marjory german, Sanford Bicks, Elsie Bordman, Mildred Borker, Edith Boydman, Rose Bresin, Herbert Brown, Dorothy Burgstein, Charlotte Calameyer, Robert Capitti, Anthony Carhart, Edna Cavallo, Michael Clark, Reginald ( oles, Samuel А., Jr. Colletta, Elena Davis, Ruth Devone, Paul Drastal, Franklin Ehrlich, Jerome Elfenbein, Emanuel Eubanks, John S., Jr. Farina, Anthony Fasano, Adolph Fisher, Helen Flohm, Ada Forrest, Margaret CLASS Franz, Joseph Gabel, Martha Galasso, Maric Gilshian, Joseph Ginsberg, Eleanor Glantz, Violet Glover, Edna Glucklich, Hilda Golombuski, Nick Green, Norman Greenspan, Joshua Haiet, Harry Halkowich, John Halperin, Louis Hazmuka, Henry Holstein, Seymour Horne, Belle Icountuno, Anne Israel, Philip Kazupy, Samuel Kicki, Stanley Kelley, Marguerite Koenigsberg, Isadore Koenigsberg, Maurice Koncewicz, Edward Kovacs, Nelson Krauchauk, Ann Krause, Edward LaMotta, James Lava, Lillie Lesser, Daniel DNE =i Levine, Sylvia Lieb, Samuel Lowenthal, Geraldine McCance, Mae Me sser, All n Micko, Mary Migner, George Minutoli, Benjamin Mondalto, Frances Moskow, Mildred Nastrom, LeRoy Nathan, Ann Nicholas, Grace Odell, Mildred Oelschlager, Alvin Oldham, Vincent Orzechoski, Harry Ostrowski, Blanche Ovshenik, Helen Pante, Dominick Pargeans, George Peller, Max Phillips, Roy Plaplan, Nathan Prince, Franklin Pryszlak, Mary Pugliese, Philip Rabinowitz, Leo Remondelli, Thomas Rose, Eve Sass, Betty CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL z, Paul Savitt, Louis Schurr, Elsie Schuster, Lillian Schwartz, Celia Scudese, Teresa Seeger, Edna Seligman, Helene Smagula, Nicholas Soffin, Irving Sternberg, Mabel Stypulkosky, Joseph Tartaglia, John , Anna Tobia, Pauline Todd, Marjorie Traettino, Clotilda Traphagen, Shirley Trupo, Lawrence Turlowitz, Theodore Viviani, Dominic Volick, Ethel Webersky, Walter Wesolow ski, Walter Wex, Paul Wilhelm, Gustave Wozowicz, Charles Zabarsky, Sylvia Zimrin, Sara Ziniewicz, Dorothy THE GENERAL ORGANIZATION When we speak of clubs at Central, the first one to come to our minds is the б. O., which sees to it that the activities of the various clubs do not conflict; it develops loyalty, fosters respect for the school and promotes at all times the welfare of Central High School. The officers for this term are: President, Sidney Lowenthal; Vice- President, Peggy Hall; Secretary, Helen Mancuso; Corresponding Treasurer, Bernard Hirschberg; Sergeant-at-Arms, Sam Mandelstein. Mr. Alexander B. Lewis and Mr. Andrew Hegeman are the faculty advisers. STUDENT COURT Sidney Oscar Lowenthal Englander Mandelstein Court Sergeant-at-Arms Sam Defense Attorneys Linardakis Stamas Prosecuting Attorneys Hall Migner Harry Peggy James George HOME ROOM DELEGATES—A. M. 101 104 105 106 108 109 110 Poole Klein Hirschberg Frank Del Guercio Chester Brady Emma Volpe Connie Forteno 202 Vincent Pace 203 Mary Kosawitz 204 Jennie Caputo Harry Edwin Bern 105 109 203 202 207 Edwin Klein Antoinette Casciano Agnes Short Anna D'Angelo Ernest Agalias Dramatic Camera Advisory Board Advisory Board Student Patrol Library Guild Boys Service Girls Service Mathematics Boys Swimming Art Marie Cipolla Peter Varley Clara La Rocco Ned Sawyer Jeannette Brown Charles Cook Tony Del Mauro Francis Linfante William Shukala Charles Richardson George Vollmeiler 308 3l 313 309 320 301 316 317 318 319 320 Thomas Murphy Connie Forteno Sam Malone Sylvia Cascarella Dora Roberti Frank Conforti Harold Baranoff Edith Damiano Hyman Schravitz Robert Beller Helen Marchinsky HOME ROOM DELEGATES—P. M. Helen Кас Joe Di Como Vivian Scotland Vivian. Gruppuso Edward McGerick Bernard Feinstein 309 317 320 110 112 415 416 417 411 502 503 Meerose Edith Damiano Grace Dotherty Ray Daneshefsky Cecilia Reinhardt Margaret Butterwei Marian CLUB DELEGATES George Migner James Stamas Emily Kowalski Jerry Agalias Aldona Yuodeska Cora Hoch Frank Conforti Dora Roberti James Tsairis Arthur Lutsky Eileen Schame: Tennis Italian German Athletic Commercial Girls Booster l'angent Hi-Y Rifle Archon D Technical Ted Wiener Evelyn Rabinow Samuel Makalope H. Altounian Mathew De Milio Leo Goldberg Irene Ferzt De Carr Given Blanche Evans Paul Speranza Anna Wilkowsky Lester Barnett Helen Klement Louise Lauderbough William Wittlinger Helen Frimmer Emma Volpe Edythe Mehnert Martha Gable Rosale Floria Helen Hupert Sadye Tischle: Robert Matts Alfred Harazda Evelyn Gockele: Harold Jensen James Tsairis THE DRAMATIC CLUB is a club which has given us many pleasant periods of entertainment. We’ll never forget the fine plays which this club presented under the advisership of Miss Boutillier. Mildred Potoker, President; Helen Schenkel, Vice-President; Dora Roberti, Secretary; and Florence Cole, Treasurer, are the officers for this term. Т� е G. O. Delegate is George Migner. THE PHOTOPLAY CLUB We always attended the entertainments given by the Photoplay Club and enjoyed them immensely. Mr. Lewis is the faculty adviser and the officers for this term are: Isadore Blair, President; Virginia Muerle, Vice-President; Dora Roberti, Secretary, and Evelyn Hurd, Treasurer. This club has taken great strides forward in learning the technical side of motion pictures. Co-Chiefs of Technical Staff: Harold Baranoff and Emil Kaunitz, 30 THE ART CLUB The dances given by the Art Club always insured our having a good time. Th« Art Club combines art work and social activities through studio work, visits to art exhibits, lectures and hikes. Mrs. Hopper is the adviser and the officers for this term are: President, Joseph La Rosa; Vice-President, John Szarmovat; Secretary, Edna Seeger, and Treasurer, Rose Himmel. THE GREEK CLUB has furnished us with pleasant entertainment in the form of several minstrels. Miss Oehlrich is the faculty adviser of this club and Jerry Agalias is President; Fotima Zois, Vice-President; Mary Badogianis, Secretary, and Viola Javas, Treasurer. Т� е members have been studying about life in ancient Greece and about the great leaders of Greece, 31 THE LIBRARY GUILD Under the guidance of Miss Ward and Miss Caprio, the Library Guild performs a valuable service to the school, assisting the faculty and the student body in securing the material that they wish from the library. The officers for this term are: Irma Caprio, President; Theresa De Clemente, Vice-President; Harriet White, Secretary, and Cora Hoch, Treasurer. THE BOYS SERVICE CLUB Speaking of service, you'll find that the Boys Service Club is very active in rendering service to the school. The General Organization was organized by this club. Officers for this term are: James Stamas, President; George Migner, Vice-President; Charles Puleo, Secretary; and Nelson Kovacs, Treasurer. Mr. Conovitz is the faculty adviser, 32 aw i es 1 THE TANGENT Our school paper is published bi-weekly. Т� е advisers are Mr. Lewis, Literary; Mr. Silber, Advertising; Mr. Rienzi and Mr. Springer, Circulating. Т� е staff consists of: Sylvia Galuskin, Editor-in-Chief; Sig Rothchild, Associate Editor; Sadye Tischler, News Editor; Mary Kozawitz, Feature Editor, and Harry Linardakis, Sports Editor. Т� е business staff consists of Miriam Weissman, Teddy Wiener, George Migner, Go ldie Tsagaris and Eddie Okner. We have seen the Tangent become finer with each issue and we're proud of our school newspaper. THE GIRLS SERVICE CLUB We'l always remember how the members of the Girls Service Club maintained order in the halls and in the auditorium. Let's not forget either that this club has always made contributions to the Central High Scholarship Fund. Miss Kaufman is the faculty adviser and the officers are: President, Evelyn Rabinow; Vice-President, Evelyn Schenkel; Secretary, Evelyn Anders; Treasurer, Estelle Meyer; and б. O, Dele- gate, Sadie Tischler, 33 THE TECHNICAL CLUB Under the guidance of Mr. Murray the Technical Club makes excursions to factories during the term to see products in the process of manufacture. The officers for this term are: George Mussig, President; James Tsiotsios, Vice-President; William Pender, Secretary, and Spiro Paulos, Treasurer. THE ARCHON CLUB The honorary club of the school is the Archon Club whose motto is “Archons for a better Central!” The officers for this term are: President, Helen Schenkel; Vice- President, Dora Roberti; Secretary, Ella Schmaltz; and Treasurer, Rose Sanniti. Mr. Conkling is the adviser. THE BELLES LETTRES CLUB meets every Tuesday under the guidance of Mr. Barnard. The members are brought into contact with the cultural and social value of English and original work is encour- aged. The officers for this term are: President, Fanny Tabolsky; Vice-President, Alma Boetsch; and Secretary, Gertrude Leis. THE GERMAN CLUB Let’s visit the German Club where the members are discussing German literature and music. This club plans to present a short German play some time in the future. The officers for this term are: Cora Hoch, President; Margaret Bayer, Vice-President; and Sadye Tischler, Secretary. Mr. Calman is the faculty adviser. THE ITALIAN CLUB While we're on the subject of languages, let's drop і� on the Italian Club where the students of Italian parentage or ancestry gather and maintain an interest in Italy and in things Italian. This club is fortunate in having three faculty advisers, Miss Caprio, Miss Jackson, and Miss Lewis. This term's officers include Joseph Pieratelli, President; Edith Predale, Vice-President; Rosalie Floria, Secretary; and Rose Sanniti, Treasurer. THE BOYS BOOSTER CLUB credits Central with its merits, and any average pupil may join with the final decision being arrived at by a vote. Mr. Conkling is the faculty adviser and the officers for this term include: Albert Aiello, President; Peter Berske, Vice-President; Robert Matts, Secretary; and Robert Hanlon, Treasurer. 34 ГНІ PING-PONG CLUB і ГНЕ NATURALIST ГНЕ COMMER( ГНЕ SALESMANSHIP ГНЕ RIFLE SQUARE AND ТЕГАМ. furnished in the football a the Choristers. Doc Smit! Autographs | | (e il NS H ES | A «ani li РІ St: | Vat] ТІГІ ІШ 1 4 An TV Muay — CLASS ОЕ JANUARY, 1935 We, the January Class of 1935, of unquestion able sanity, and wishing to publish the fact, do hereby draw forth our class will and sign it ii bold script. We do hereby bequeath to the freshies, if they can appreciate it, the school with its unmarked desks and books. То Mr. William Wiener, we leave our school mates, who need his help and understanding as badly as we did. To the students as a whole, we do bequeath the able help of the finest set of teachers ever known to mankind. To the freshies we submit, for their approval, Rogues Gallery (first floor corridors) and the earnest desire to be among them some day. To those students inspiring of higher honor, we do advise the use of the Super Honor Roll. We bet a dime we got on the roll more times than you do. To the sophomores the joy and exuberance of being no longer freshies. To the juniors the sorrow (7) of being seniors next year, Tsk! Tsk! How sorry we were to become seniors. To the Class of June, 1935, we bequeath one Indian Head penny, to help them in their finan- cial difficulties. To the seniors we leave Mr. Miller, if he can’t make a Pivot for you no one else can. To the students who a little nervously prepare for a speech in the auditorium we leave Dr. Gold- stein. He'll cure you or no one else will. we do bequeath those How we To the student body heartless patrolmen and patrolwomen. loved it when, after walking nearly the whole length of the corridor, we met a patrolman who barred our passage saying, “Follow the arrows, please.” To those who decide that they won’t be missed in class today, we leave the seat around the flag- pole, but we advise them that the movies are better; they won’t get caught, maybe. For the incoming seniors a gadget to hold their hearts in the right place while waiting for a 4A O. K. in Miss Martin’s office. We also leave those delightful locks which open so easily, especially when we open them a few seconds before the last bell. We also do bequeath those 4A’s who after graduating suddenly decide to come back for a Р. G., because they cannot find a position. (You can expect nearly all of us back.) So in the presence of witnesses we do declare this to be our last will (if you can call this a will) and testament. Hoping you won’t get gray hairs figuring what we mean, we set our seal on this Twenty-fifth day of January і� the year Nineteen Hundred and Thirty-five. i (Signed) CLASS OF JANUARY, 1935. Signed, sealed, and delivered in presence of: ROBERT MOORE, Attorney-at-Law. Witnesses : EVELYN ÄNDERS, BERNICE LEISENTRITT. acf Sabian Best Dre: Wost Studious Laziest Best All-round Class Pessimist Class Optimist p Dest Natured Accomm Bashful d darnındg Neugebaue shua Neuge Баце 1 Alvin Oelschlageı Martin Mazich lvin Attles-Bey Nelson Kovacs Robert Ontell Jerome Ehrlich nthony Capitti Harry Orzechoski James McGuire wins Kraemer velyn Anders Roberti re] l'wins Potoker Gable rence Sturgeon Evelyn Anders Schenkel Twins Lucille Larson Florence Sturgeon Eva Remondell Mildred Potoker Bobrow Mandlestein Ida Schindel Jeanette Brown Mae McCance Florence Cole Fanny Tabolsky Evelyn Gockeler da Flohm Ella Schmaltz 77 А, It was a cold, wintry night. Т� е wind was whistling through the trees. I turned on the radio and settled myself comfortably in my easy chair before the blazing fireplace. My favorite news commentator, Leo Rabinowitz, came on the air through the courtesy of the Jablonski Drum Manufacturing Corporation. “Good evening, everybody! It's ten years ago tonight that I was graduated from my dear old Alma Mater, Central High School; therefore 1 am dedicating this program to my fellow gradu- ates. Now for the first news item of the evening Representative Joel Greene has just returned from a conference in Washington which ironed out the strike difficulties of the Acabone and Goldberg Dog Biscuit Company. The Socialist Party is making rapid strides Robert Ontell is the Socialist candidate for the House of Representatives and the Silverman brothers are managing his campaign. Herman Brummer, the financier, has just re- turned from abroad. Frank Castro has just been appointed football coach at Notre Dame for the coming season. Fanny Tabolsky, that popular authoress, has just written a scenario which will star Eva Remondell. The part of the leading man will be taken by Paul Satz or Albert Neugebauer. Emil Kaunitz and Harold Baranoff are the cameramen. Thomas Freda opened his latest musical comedy on Broadway last night, “The Two-Cor- nered Moon,” featuring those two comedians, Sam Mandelstein and Rachel Malgieri. The Schenkel Twins in their sister-act, Pearl Siegel, the famed dancer, and Belle Horne, the blues singer, are also featured. The chorus includes Evelyn Gockeler, Ada Flohm, Dora Roberti, Ella y pnt % —— Schmaltz, Harold Mauser, Chester Pniewski, Martin Mazich and Benjamin Cohen. Reverend Frederick Minut held services yes- terday in his new church. Johnny Halkowich is a sensation in his flying trapeze act with the Hazmuka and Kazupy Circus. At the fashion prevue held at the Potter Fur- rier Shop, Gertrude Shulman, Evelyn Krich, Janet Meyers, Mary Pryszlak and Lee Bobrow were mannikins. The costumes were designed by Alma Boetsch. At this morning's Professional Convention, physicians were represented by Dr. James Mc- Guire; lawyers by Jerome Ehrlich, Esquire; teachers by Evelyn Anders; nurses by Helen Meyer; and engineers by Albert Aiello. Music at the convention was furnished by Mae Mc- Cance and Doris Kraemer. The finals in the National Golf Tournament will be held tomorrow in Weequahic Park. The contestants for the championship title are Flor- ence Cole, Celia Schwartz, Irene Ferszt, Bernice Liesentritt, Lucille Larson and Anna Bippart. Bessie Ingrassia, Lillian Waldman, Ida Schin- del, Selma Kramer, Vincent Robertello, Paul Bonassi, Donald Lauber and Paul Speranza will represent the United States in the International Bridge Tournament to be held next month in London. Paul Devone won the world heavyweight championship title last night—and now I see that my time is up, so until tomorrow evening at this same time I'll bid you adieu. If any of my fellow graduates are listening in, drop me a line. How wonderful it was to receive some news about my fellow graduates and how well they have prospered ! A A | AS Favorite Sayings of Teachers Miss O'Connor: “How were in audi tórium this morning?” Now, little dears.” many Miss Batterson: Miss Lavers: “You're the dumbest class I’ve ever � ай!” Mr. joke?” Dr. Goldstein: “Of know Ж Miss castit.” Dr. Mones: Miss Lingua: “Don’t ever come into this room chewing gum.” Miss Bailly : Miss Gordon: stairs for me? Goldsmith: “Do you think biology is a course, I know that you Kaufman: “Um not trying to be sar “Now bear this in mind “Don't open the windows.” “Boy, will you take this up- Miss Martin: “I’m not giving any more O.K.'s today.” Mr. Miller: “The thing you should know the best, you know the least.” Mr. O'Brien: Miss Coby: well.” “Hello, ev ery be dy.” “Four lines of each and know it Mr. Springer: Mr. Conovitz: Miss Butler: Mr. Weeks: Mr. Heiges: “Right.” Dr. Schleicher: “Precisely.” “That's another story.” “That’s 1.” “Со down for a late slip.” “History repeats itself.” 4 Names Gladys is an AMANN, but not a nut We have a LEIS, but not a mortgage. Irene is FERSZT, but not all the time. Marjorie is a BAKER that doesn't bake bread We � ауе а FORREST, but we have no lumber There's a GABEL among us, but sorry, it's not Clark. Colors are plentiful, tw BROWNS and two GREENS. A girl must be musical when she has a BELLE and a HORNE. Do you think Evelyn HURD all the news? We have a KELLY and also a COHEN. We have LAVA, but not a volcano. Robert keeps asking, “Have you MOORE ads?” Fred may be a MINUT, but he's not part of an hour, ALBERTA is a girl who does things NICELY We have a NICHOLAS but she's not a Saint We have a ROSE and also a LILY. In our midst is a PRINCE, but not a king. We have SASS, but she's really not fresh. smoke. There's a STURGEON, but no herring. There's a TRUP but Oh no army. There's a WILHELM the Kaiser. among us but he's not Senior So nos ngs eratulate Me г All, You're All Um mt Find My Way et's Get Together What a Difference Stay as Sweet as You Are Don't Blame Me Palking to Myself Г� е Very Thought of You хат Hello Again Post Graduate Sleepy Head Monday morning Гуе Got a Warm Spot in My Heart for You, Our Alma Mater Graduation Night After a Day Makes Memory Г� е Last Round-up A Senior Story a BAKER named CLARK and PER named NATHAN road to MOSKOW On the way they saw a FISHERman who had just caught a STI GEON, This was a BICKSurprise because he had been fishing for only a MINUT Down the ROSE FORREST. a POT were traveling on the (Once R road there before them They soon came to their destina- tion which was a BROWN hi with GREEN GABLEs. Their friend ISRAEL the shepherd came down the road with his HURD of HOL STEIN COWS. The bellowing of the COWS sounded like a bass HORNE. ISRAEL invited the men into his home. Не said, “ГІІ HAFTELet you meet my wife FREDA, but FERSZT I'll pat MOORE COLE on the fire. Then he went to the BARANOFF- егей the men a drink. Т� еу drank a toast to PRINCE WILHELM This has a KICKIn it, they said. BRES- INtly they GLANTZed at the doorway and there was FREDA with some hot TODDy and AMANNs. Т� е men were having such a good time that they decided to stay ONTELL the next day. a juse 41 What Our Class Believes In (Subject to changes) ¡per stairways noise in the corridors study hall Not making Going to the when we're sched uled to go Adieu Alma Mater Four years ago I entered your portals, Young, eager, You allowed wisdom, thirsty for knowledge me to taste from your cup of And bade me to drink for four years At fir І sipped it st I tasted, and the wine was strange, But under your gentle hand І learned to like it, and gradually began To drink deeply from the flowing cup. Faster, more eager, 1 absorbed the beneficial wine, For I had learned its true value Suddenly, in the midst of my pleasure I felt the hand holding the cup quiver. When I attempted to support it, You drew the cup away from me, And informed me that the four years were up “Dear Alma Mater, they’ve flown so fast, Гуе tasted your wine, and learned to like it Must I be deprived of it now?” You shake your wise and beautiful head, And tell me that the wine can be procured in the Cup of life. It is the Wine of Knowledge. But now it will not be served to me, I must secure it myself. You escort me to your stately gates; I reluctantly look back, and observe A new, eager youth whom vou welcome With the Cup of Knowledge. Tears come to my eyes, I envy them, I envy their security; suddenly I’m alone, I miss your guiding hand as I start forth On the path of Life. FANNY TABOLSKY. Central-South Side Football Game You recall of Mones in the assen bly the Friday before the Dr. Mones said that | that id met 1 may some the words spoken by itral-South Side game Side aditional nemesis aní they h: was our ti 11 oul seven consecutive years White squ: seven consecutive years turned them back in de i By scori the s final and ring а win over South Side we con ason success, regardless a complete standing. the two teams rolled around and held. ‚quad that had turned back the Central team last (ame time took to the South Side presented the same Season one of the strongest elevens ever put out by Central. Over 12,000 spectators jammed the stadium to see the outcome Central was severely outplayed in the first half, playing defensive ball, and South Side left the 0. field the victors of the half by 6 During the intermission the bands played and the stands cheered and the general spirit in the Central 1 stand was that of хісіогу and no trace of the score could be noted. From the opening kick of the second half, the Central team played as only a team “possessed” could play. The line opened holes beautifully and let the ball-carrier prance through. They blocked and tackled with beauti ful precision. In four minutes Central did their scoring. Fifteen points were noted down in this short time and the rest of the game was Central all the way. Seven vears ago the team that was victorious in this traditional battle threw the torch to us to hold it high, for seven long years it flickered We have it now in a firm grip and will hold it high only to suffice by sheer courage and grit. to light the way to victory in the future. id on the gridiron and for 42 Football Lach and every member of the football team year had to buck the line to try to continue the splendid record established by our grid squad of last season 11 115 But whether a perfect record o there certain dominating characteristics developed in our football players when are turned out by Coach Charles Schneider ts hi Periza: are are ıve a word from the team: “Football proves the ability of md unit. I find it the best of all character-building sports.” Castro: “You don't need to be a gain in football.” Ostinato: “I have gained something by playing football that I could not have gotten elsewhere.” Cameron: “Football develops your mind to alertness and straightforwardness.” “Football develops character.” After two years of football undei Schneider, 1 that are the most essential factors viduals to work as a a winner to make Devone : Brummer : Coach and a fine character of life.” Ryans: “Football Coach Schneider proves you a in of the word.” Mandel: “Quick thinking makes the player and the man.” Rospond: “Win or lose, we know that Coach Schneider is with us.” Miller: “Coach Schneider stands for the best man and sport.” Frieri: “In later life alone we will realize the benefits of football.” The boys on the bench: realize sportsmanship under та� every sense “Aw, nuts !” Gym Team We find that in the yearly city meet, Central took second place with only four members eligible to compete. Later, in the triangular tilt, Central with its full team in action showed its superiority by winning the meet with 37 points, her nearest rival was West Side with 17 points, followed by South Side with 12 points. jasketball Final Exam Swimming Team Cross Country Thanksgiving Day marked the close untry at Central eason от Cros ( tanding events of the season were Capt Handley’ | where he « tablıshed а new state record, the Cross Country Meet for riliant running in the Stat М et 3roadway vinning secutive time, which gives Centra ship of the County cup 1922, al. lost his shoe while running the Brook course Ге� vears later—ın 1932 Handlev also lost his shoe while running same course It was rather nice to see how Be Hanlon, second man о� the team, and Al Handle ut the finish line hand-in-hand L- WISHERS HELLER’S MARKET Prime Meats and Poultry MISS AXELROD'S HOMEROOM 417P BREZZELL MARKET a E 7. 22.” E Prime Meats and Poultry | Auto Painting and Refinishing Service Collision Work Our Specialty Auto Repairs of All Kinds CORNER BLEECKER and SUMMIT STS Tydol Gas and Oil Newark, N. 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The College of Engineering offers to the young men of Newark and vicinity an opportunity to get a sound technical education at home at a reasonable cost. A certain number of scholarships are available to young men of promise who have not the necessary funds. Inquiries should be directed to the Registrar. 367 HIGH STREET, NEWARK, N. J. Phone Market 3-0162 Let's all “round ” that “ corner ” with a bright photograph taken distinctly at the Crescent Photo Studio J. OKIN, Prop. 835 Broad Stree t, Newark, N. J. Phone Market 2-5287 Next to Petty’s Drug Store 25 Per Cent. Discount for Readers of the Pivot Phone Market 2-2919 Harry С. Bradshaw College Jeweler 93 LAFAYETTE STREET Newark, М. ]. CLASS AND FRATERNITY JEWELRY Medals, Cups, Trophies—Banners, Pennants, Ribbons Catalogs on Request QE == Mili ТШ Ü ON 2, Ир (уу TEN 4 1m. — n om AER 2 S WÈ SSS IME N 7, TH) 7 А | таташ ЛЕ 1 PSHE N EE = ۱ HN AV ENS 3 A SS Good Listeners Profit It’s true that advice is cheap and that much of it can be discarded, but youth will do well to take advantage of the experiences of the elders. Your success depends largely upon what you know and you should never, willingly, stop learning. Be inquisitive! Che Prudential Insurance Company nf America EDWARD D. DUFFIELD, President Home Office, Newark, New Jersey DANA COLLEGE 1500 students Offers you a college education plus professional training in 75 f It d staff a state-accredited, co-educational institution. The location acuity and sta in the heart of Newark combines convenience and economy Day and Evening for Central High Students. Sessions DANA COLLEGE—Course leading to the degree of Bache- lor of Arts. Sessions Begin SETH BOYDEN SCHOOL OF BUSINESS—Course leading May 27 to the degree of Bachelor of Science in Business Ad- ministration. September 30 One- and two-year courses leading to a Certificate in Secretarial Studies. Registration NEW JERSEY LAW SCHOOL-—Courses leading to the de- Now Open grees of Bachelor of Laws and Master of Laws. For further information communicate with AGNES D. WATT, Registrar DANA COLLEGE 40 Rector Street Newark, New Jersey TELEPHONE: Mltchell 2-8410 Rent your favorite Type- writer from your nearest dealer... N Geo. M. Judd, Inc. 161 Washington Street Telephone Market 2-7367 Corner Warren Street Special Rates to Central High Students Typewriters Sold on Easy Payment Plan See — — PS tem � CY r7 dn B pes 7 0001 101 1۰ A WTI ۱۰۲۸ ۱۱۵۸ ۱۱۸ 707 M i 40 MM RT ERTL РҮ DIT Ж Pn تین Pivot Board Editorials Principal to Parent Dedication Class Directory Clubs Class Will Class Ballot | ASPAS AERA, Tin EU EDAD POS АДЫ”. Class Prophecy I Stammer (Dr. Leon Mones) Sports Poetry DES AA NOR BIA Among Ourselves Advertisements THE PIVOT NEWARK, N. J. JUNE, 1935 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. XXIV CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL Editorial Board FRANCES EHRENKRANZ t Editor—MARGARET WEINRER tate—HELEN SYGULSKI Sic ROTHSCHILI Literary Staff Chairman—MILLIE BAUMAN EMMA VOLPE Personals Staff Chairman—EVELYN RABINOW FRANCES STEINGARD MILLIE BAUMAN FRANCES EHRENKRANZ HELEN SYGULSNI HELEN NOLAN FRANCES POWELI Rose HIMMEI ANGELENA PASCARELLA School News Staff Chairman—CLARA LA ROCCA LILLIAN LOVLER FRANCES FINGERHU1 Sport News Staff ISADORE DUBOVESKY BERNICE NANENESKI PAUL BUDRICK Art Staff Chairman—JEANETTE DRAGON Assistant—Rose HIMMEI Business Staff Chairman— ALDONA YOUDESKA LILLIAN LovLER ESTELLE MEYERS Typing Staff Chairman—THERESA DE CLEMENTE HARRIETTE WHITE MIRIAM WEISSMAN CARMELA PIZZUTE YOLANDA LOMBARDI CLARA LA Rocca OLGA PLECHY ANNA WILKOWSKY FRIEDA SCHWARTZ Advisers Class—JOSEPH MILLER Literary—DR. HENRY M. GOLDSTEIN Art—J. EARL GRIFFITH Farewell “FAREWELL” although it may be readily pronounced. Foi is a difficult word to comprehend foul the seniors have been looking toward able to say farewell Now become saddened years, we, that time when we would be to our books, our teachers, and our school that the time has arrived we by the thought that we must leave Central. Our sadness becomes even more depressive when we realize that we shall not be able to come daily to our sympathizing teachers with our bag fulls of troubles; that we shall no longer be guided by their wisdom and understanding. With graduation we leave our second home to carve for ourselves a permanent niche in the world. We must do this ourselves. great Our teachers have shown us the way to solve our problems. Our principal, Mr, Wiener, has been a faithful, patient friend, always urging us to do our best, always advising us on how to meet the challenge of the world. Would that it could be possible to have Mr. Wiener and our teachers at hand when we begin to find for our selves. But this cannot be. Therefore, dear Principal and teachers, we want you to know that we deeply appreciate all you have done for us. We shall endeavor to carve such a niche for ourselves in this world, that you will be proud to admit that we are the products of your skillful training. And now, “FAREWELL.” FRANCES EHRENKRANZ. Leaders Wanted Leaders in school activities are neededein Cen tral. It seems that with every graduation class a certain boy or girl graduates around whom a club has grown. After graduation the club dies, and there is no one to assume the work of re organizing. This happens term in and term out. Now in our school we have many boys who can become leaders if they As for the girls, they have proved their capability for leader- ship on more than one occasion. 50 desire. Once upon a time in Central we had approxi- mately forty clubs, which included two debating societies, two dramatic organizations, besides a host of athletic and social aggregations. Where are they today? Are we sinking below the social level of our predecessors? We have three times as many students at Central today as we have had before. This means that there ought to be a greater number of clubs and organizations to promote a friendly feeling among students. It seems the opposite, however. The A. M. students are total strangers to the P. M. students. When a Prvor comes out very few students purchase it. Does this mean that the students are losing their school spirit? If that is the case, it were far better if they left the school and made room for the active school-spirited students. We don't want any sluggard in this school, we haven't any room for them. We need workers. To lose your school spirit, to lose interest in your activities of the school, means that your mentality is affected. Something is wrong with you and I would advise seeing a specialist. You cannot possibly be in your right health if you cannot become interested in your school paper and your school's activities, Our Parting Resolution Familiar Places Remember most kindl long for those on whom we school davs From Principal to Parent Dear Parents: The world is filled with turmoil, trouble and doubts. Your dear ones have been trained in their recognition and taught that success lies not only in achieving what one aims at, but in aiming at what one ought to achieve and ever pressing on to its accom- plishment. For great minds have purposes, others have mere wishes. Little minds are tamed and subdued by misfortune, but great minds rise above it. Success in life, therefore, lies in weaving into our personality the idea that life should have a definite world service goal, the road to which must be fortified by character and vision. Very truly yours, Principal. June 6, 1935. IN DEDICATION “A better friend hath no man. JOSEPH MILLER Our Faculty Adviser President LA PLACA, PETER, Jr. 378 Littleton Ave. Technical: Newark Coll. of Engr. 4 man of mark. G. O. Delegate '32; Naturalist Club '34; Executive Board of Naturalist Club '34; Member of Committee that prepared and set up Naturalist Club Exhibits at New Jersey Science Fair at Trenton '35; Vice-President Naturalist Club '35; Candi- date for 4B Class President '34; Youth Week Leader '35. Vice-President FRUCHTER, MORRIS 338 W. Market St. Jusiness: Alabama University “For him the world would hold no joys If in it there were only boys. Vice-President 4A Class; President Science Club '31; Presi- dent English Club '31; Typing Pin and Certificate; President 3B English Class; President 3B Better Speakers Club '33; N. R. A. Day Parade; Boxing Exhibition '34; Inter-Mural Class Basketball '34, '35; Member Dramatic Club '35. Secretary CONFORTI, FRANK 194 13th Ave. Technical: Purdue University His work is always done, yet never neglecting fun.” Chief of Student Patrol; Member of Student Patrol '31, '32, Delegate; Homeroom Delegate O. Delegate; Boys’ Service Camera Club '34; Secretary Secretary for Naturalist Club; Treasurer Naturalist Club; Member Italian Club; Cast of “Chi Non Prova Non Crede ; Dramatic Club '34; Inter-Class Basket- ball '32, '35. Treasurer KACIREK, EDWARD R. 148 Alexander St. Technical: Cooper Union “A moral, sensible well-bred boy. Member Dramatic Club '34, '35; Cast of Red Lamp, “Periot,” and “Adam and Eve ; G. O. Delegate '32, '33; Member Photoplay Club '33; Member Rifle Club '32; Secretary Rifle Club '33; Member Naturalist Club '34; Member Student Patrol '33, '34; Cheer Leader '34. Business Manager YUODESKA, ALDONA A. 80 Brookdale Ave. Undecided “A refreshing wit, a sparkling tongue. Chief, Lieutenant, Captain, Member Student Patrol; Charter Member Girls Booster Club; Dramatic Club; Commercial Club; Girls’ Service Club; Photoplay Club; Swimming Club; Girls’ Service Patrol; Chief, Cast of Dramatic Club Play “Seven To One”; Skit for Booster Club Handbook; Representative of School to Intermediate Red Cross; Chairman G. O. Constitu- tional Committee; Chairman Technical Committee; Chairman Membership Committee of Dramatic Club; Campaign Manager '33, 34; Contributor, Representative, Circulation Committee of Tangent; Honor Roll; Pivot Board; Homeroom Representative for 4A Class; Usher at Dramatic Club Play; Secretary to Mr. Mumma; Fashion Show; Secretary of Student Patrol '33, '34; Committee to Art School for Student Patrol; Expert Typing Award; Filing Certificate; Chorister Member '33, '34, '35; Con- tributor to Girls' Booster Club Handbook; Chairman. Member- ship Committee of Booster Club in Debate at Regent Theatre; Business Manager Candidate for English “С”; С. O. Club Minstrel; Member Glee Club '33. Editor-in-Chief EHRENKRANZ, FRANCES DELORES 166 Hillside Ave Secretarial: Pace Institut 1 girl of high ambitions, high ideals, Whose charming manner quite appeals. Editor-in-Chief of Pivot; Student Patrol; Lieutenant Patrol; Secretary to Miss Hougl Choristers; Singer Kiwanis Club; Concert at East Orange; Singer at Asbury Park; Service Club; Girls’ Service Patrol; G. O. Delegate fr Service Club; Sanitation Squad; Bond Paper Committee for Service Club; Chevron (2); Art Club; Faculty Patrol; Investi gation Committee; Office Worker; Fashion Show; Bulletin Committee Chairman; Silver Typing Award; Usher at Gradua tion Secretary to Mis Brock; May Day Festival; о hecking System Committee; №. К. A. Parade; Personal Stafi Assistant Editor WEINBERG, MARGARET ourt St Secretarial: Undecided 222 ( A girl who is admired in more ways than on Student Patrol (4); Lieutenant P. M. Auditorium Patrol; G. O. Delegate (2); Assistant G. O. Delegate; Photoplay Club; May Day Celebration; N. R. A, Parade; Campaign Manager G. O. Vice-President; Secretary to Miss Bailly; Typist for Mr Goldman; Secretary to Mr. Stout; Secretary to Miss Kaufman ; Chairman Scrap Book Committee; sistant Tangent Repre sentative in Homeroom; 4B Class Representative from Home oom; Typing Pin Award; Secretary to Dr. Mones Associate Board Chairman SZYGULSKI, HELEN 758 So. 15th St Pace Institute: Business ‘A pleasing smile denotes a charming personality. Secretary Dramatic Club '35; Secretary Commercial Club '34; Usher Glee Club '34; Main Character Girl Shy '34; Main Character Adam and Eve '35; Membership Committee Dra matic Club; Chairman Membership Committee; 4A Delegate 35; Chairman English “С”; Member Girls’ Service Club, Dra matic Club, Commercial Club, G. O., Swimming Club, Photo play Club, Socialist Club; Usher at Graduation Girls' Service Patrol '34, '35; Personal Pivot Board '35; Secretary Gym; Member Point Committee '34; N. R. A. Parade '34; Member Debating Committee; Tangent Delegate; Member Dramatic Club Awards, Girls’ Booster Club; Representative of Enter tainment Committee; Speaker for Dramatic Club; Secretary to Miss Boutillier. Chairman Art Board DRAGON, JEANETTE P. 314 Belmont Ave. Business: Undecided ‘To the pure all things are pure.” N. R. A. Parade; Fashion Show '34; Naturalist Club. Chairman Literary Staff BAUMAN, MILLIE OLGA 710 So. 18th St. Business: N. Y. U. “Pretty as a picture, busy as a bee, Collecting all the personals, whereon these rhymes shall be.” Astronomy Club; Thespian Club; Commercial Club; , Glee Club; Library at Arts High School; Central Library Guild; Library Assistant; President of Library Guild; Chairman of Entertainment Committee; Constitution Committee; Chairman of Publicity Committee of Library of Library Guild; Central Choristers; Patrol; Gym Captain; Chevron; Secretary to Miss Kaufman; Class Literary Editor for the Tangent; Personals Board of the Pivot. 10 Chairman Personals Staff RABINOW, EVELYN 92 Quitman St. Secretarial: Miss Whitman's School “Whom not even critics criticize. President Girls' Service Club '34, '35; Girls’ Service Club Patrol '33; Assistant Chief Girls' Service Patrol '34; President 4A Health Club '35; Chairman Sanitation Squad '33; Member Sanitation Squad '34; Usher Graduation '33; Head Usher Graduation '34; Art Poster on Exhibition; N. R. A. Investi gator; Gym Captain '33, '34, '35; N. R. A. Parade; Assistant to Miss Liebshultz '34, '35; Glee Club '34; May Day Dance 133: G. O. Delegate '32, '33, '34; 4B Class Delegate; Repre sented Central High School at a Red Cross Meeting September '34; Represented Girls’ Service Club at a Meeting of the Junior League February '35; Remington Rand Filing Certificate; Winner of two Chevrons; 4A Class Delegate; Member of Con stitutional Committee for С. О. June-September '34; Captain Student Patrol; Winner of 40-Word Typing Pin; Secretary to Mr. Snodgrass; Chairman Personals for the Pivot Board; Glee Club Sports Editor DUBOFSKY, ISADORE IRVING 725 High St. General: Mississippi State “An athlete to the core.” Cross Country '31; Indoor Track '31; Assistant Manager Football '32; junior Varsity Basketball '32; Manager City Championship Football Team '33; Awarded Gold Football Em blematic of City Championship '33; Varsity Basketball '33, '34; Referee Championships Intramural Games '34; Varsity Basket ball 34, '35; Referee Championships Intramural Games '35; G. O. Delegate; Social Problems Club. Chairman Typing Staff DE CLEMENTE, THERESA JOSEPHINE 87 Wallace St. Secretarial: Undecided “Introducing—Half pint with the quart brain.” Student Patrol '33, '34; Girls' Service Club '34, '35; Sanita- tion Squad Reserve; Remington Rand Filing Certificate '35; Library Club President, Vice-President, Secretary, Representa- tive to South Side, West Side, Art School, East Orange High, Welfare Committee, Entertainment Committee; Italian Club; Poster Committee Italian Club; Secretary to Mr. Klenke; Fashion Show; Contributor to Art Hi-Lites; Chairman Typing Staff for Pivot; Role of “Babbie” in presentation of “Little Minister at Library Council Meeting at West Side; Member Library and Museum Society representing Central; Honor Roll; 50-Word Typing Pin; 80-Word Transcription Certificate. Business Staff LOVLER, LILLIAN 555 N. l7th St. Secretarial: N. Y. U. She lives longest who does most. Assistant Business Manager Pivot; N. R. A. Parade; G. O. Delegate '34; Tangent Staff '34, '35; 4B Delegate; Pivot Staff ; 4A Speakers Club; Gregg Transcription; Filing and Typing Certificates. Art Staff HIMMEL, ROSE 55 Tillinghast St. Secretarial: Pratt Institute [t's not strength but art obtains the prize. Girls’ Service Club; Girls’ Service Patrol; Bond Paper Com- mittee for Service Club; Sanitation Squad; Student Patrol; Silver Typing Pin Award; G. O. Delegate from Art Club '33; Treasurer Art Club '34; President Art Club '35; Art Editor Hi-Lites '35; Assistant Chairman Art Club Sketching Group; Secretary Art Class '34, '35; Filing Certificate; N. R. A. Parade; Art Club Emblem Award three consecutive terms; Art Staff of Pivot; Personals Staff of Pivot. ABRUZZESE, ANGELINA 298 S. 7th St. Secretarial: Miss Whitman's School To know her is to love her. Archon Club Member '33, '34, '35; Membership Committee of Archon Club; Art Club Member '33, '34; Reporter of Hi Lites; Homeroom Delegate '34; Art Club Delegate; Dance Committee of Art Club; Italian Club Member; Usher at Italian Fiesta; Member Commercial Club; Treasurer Commer cial Club; Secretary to Dr. Schleicher; Secretary to Mr. Bar- nard; Secretary to Miss Lovell; Treasurer to Miss Mitchell; Secretary to Dr. Goldsmith; 4B Class Delegate. BOCCHINI, ANDREW 367 So. 12th St. University of Michigan “Thou art a fellow with a good respect.” Member Italian Club (3 terms); 4A Speakers Club '35; Member Naturalist Club '35; Participated in Italian Club Play. BRADY, DOROTHY 28 Mount Vernon Pl. 3usiness: Undecided 4 blithe and merry maid. Student Patrol '32, '33, '34; Assistant Lieutenant of Student Patrol '33; Art Club; Play Day Fete; May Day Fete; N. R. A. Parade; Gym Captain; Chevrons (2); Fashion Show; Pen- manship Award; Basketball; Fashion Show; Secretary to Miss O'Connor BROWN, FRANK J. 729 So. 20th St. Undecided “What he undertook to do he did well.” Member Naturalist Club '34, '35; Member 4A Speakers Club '35. BUDRIK, PAUL 18 West St. Business: N. Y. U, “Give me sports and I shall be content.” Fidelity Union Trust Co. Award '33; Junior Varsity Foot- ball '33, '34; Assistant G. O. Delegate '34; Gym Team Manager '34, '35; Captain Inter-Class Basketball Team (Finalists '35). CAFFO, MARGUERITE 149 Clifton Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “The mildest manners and the gentlest heart.” 4A Class Delegate; Honor Roll; Filing Certificate; Penman ship Award; Glee Club; Astronomy Club; Secretary to Mr Barnard; Gym Captain; Fashion Show; May Day Participant at Military Park; N. R. A. Parade. CAPRIO, IRMA NORA 74 No. 10th St. Secretarial: Pratt Institute “Grace was in her steps.” President Library Guild (2); Vice-President Library Guild (2); Student Patrol (3); May Day Garland Dance; N. R. A Parade; G. O .Delegate; Shorthand Certificate; Filing Certifi cate; Chevron Award; Fashion Show ‘34; Treasurer of Library Guild; Secretary to Miss Kaufman; Secretary to Miss Lavers; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Secretary to Mr. Barnard; Secre tary to Mr. Lewis; Girls’ Service Club. CAPUTI, MICHAEL 128 2d St. Technical: Cornell University “Ambition has no rest.” Naturalist Club. COCOZZA, MARIE 547 N. 11th St. Business College “A quiet conscience sleeps in storm.” Student Patrol; 120-Word Shorthand Pin; N. R. A. Parade. COLLITO, MICHAEL 395 15th Ave. Technical: Washington University “Delights in sincerity.” Member Swimming Team '33, '34; Varsity Member Swim- ming Team '34, '35; Junior Life Saver 34; Member Naturalist Club; Member Technical Club; Passed Senior Life Saving '35. COONEY, MATTHEW 41 Hazelwood Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “Oh, never shall the school forget.” DE COSMO, EMILY 359 So. 9th St. Secretarial: Holyoke College “Always willing to serve.” Italian Club; 30-Word Typewriting Pin; 40-Word Typewriting Pin; 60 and 80-Word Transcription Certificate; Typewriting Certificate; May Day Celebration at Military Park; Tangent Salesman; Shorthand Certificate Award; N. R. A, Parade; Gym Captain. DE MARTINO, ANNE 200 Highland Ave. “Give me music and I shall dance.” Secretary to Mr. Silber (2); Secretary to Mr. Stout (2); President of Astronomy Club, Art High School; Typing Award; Play Day Participant; Fashion Show '34; Honor Roll; Pen- manship Award; Glee Club (2); Filing Certificate; N. R. A Parade; Gym Captain; Student Patrol; Secretary to Mr. Barnard. DI PASQUALE, FREDERICK G. 29 Bergen St. Business: Embalmer, McAllister's, N, Y. The stepping-stone to success is this man who does his best.” Organizer, Vice-President and Treasurer of Italian Club of Art School; Assistant Manager of the Swimming Team; Home- room Tangent Salesman '32; Captain Student Patrol '32, 3: Football '33; Honor Roll; Wrestling; Boys’ Service Club '32; Captain Inter-Class Basketball Team; Track '33, '34; Member Debating Club '32; G. O. Delegate; Boxing; Jiu Jitsu Exhibi- tion '32, '33; Central High Boxing Drill, Gymnastic Squad; Defense Attorney of Student Court; 4B Class Representative Cheering Squad; Assistant Captain Inter-Class Basketball Team '35; 4A Class Representative; Candidate for 4A Treasurer. DOBAK, WILMA 55 West St. Secretarial: Business Work first and then rest. — and Gold Typing Pins '33, '34; Patrol '34; Rifle Club 33, '34. DOTO, PAUL D. 552 N. 7th St. Business: N. Y. U. “Worth makes the man. Puppet Club; Italian Play '34; Treasurer Italian Club. EISENBERG, ELEANOR 370 Peshine Ave. Secretarial: Dana College Elegant and simplicity and warm as ecstasy.” Student Patrol; 60-Word Certificate; 80-Word Certificate; Red Cross Delegate; Conducted George Washington Program; Commercial Club; English Club; Social Problems Club; Fashion Parade in June '34; N. R. A. Parade; Thespians. FALLIVENE, LUCY 437 No. 7th St. Secretarial: Seth Boyden Virtue is like a rich stone—best plain set. Student Patrol; Fashion Show; Typing Award; N. R. A. Parade; Filing Certificate Winner of Chevron; Participant in Washington Program; Member Glee Club at Art High School; Maypole Dance; Gym Captain. FURST, IRVING 17th St. Business: Columbia “I strive for greater goals.” „N. К. А. Parade; С. О. Delegate; Student Patrol; Dramatic Club; Dickens' Christmas Carol '32; Honor Roll; Special Patrol Service. GELMAN, EVELYN 189 Rose St. Secretarial: Junior College “Thou art a scholar. German Club; G. O. Delegate; Fashion Show '33; N. R. A. Parade; Linguist Club; Bronze Pin; 60-Word Transcription Certificate; 80-Word Transcription Certificate; 100- Word Theory Certificate; Radio Shorthand Contest Certificate; 4B Delegate; Pivot Staff; 4A Class Editor-in-Chief. GIMMINGS, WILLIAM E., Jr. 636 High St. Business: Undecided His ways are ways of pleasantness.” G. O. Delegate; Member German Club; Inter-Class Basket ball '34, '35; Tangent Salesman; Typing Award. GOLOMB, LOUIS 181 Ridgewood Ave. Business: Essex Co. Jr. Coll. “Each great mind has its own great method. Glee Club Assistant G. O. Delegate; Member German Club; Camera Club; N. R. A. Day Parade; Boxing Exhibition '34; Inter-Mural Class Basketball '34, '35. GRAHAM, MABEL HELEN 360 So. Orange Ave. Secretarial: Business Neurotic as the day is long. May Day Garland Dance; N. R. A. Parade; Secretary to Mr. Morrow; Fashion Show June '34; 80-Word Transcription Certi- ficate; Silver Typing Pin Award; Gym Captain; Charter Member Library Guild; Secretary and Vice-President Library Guild; Filing Certificate; Secretary to Mr. Klenke; G. O. Delegate. HEIDER, EDWARD 149 Hunterdon St. Technical: Georgia Tech “Character and intelligence go hand in hand.” 4A Class Delegate; President Naturalist Club; Cross Country '33, '34; Member Swimming Club; Member Hi-Y Club; Repre- sentative of Naturalist Club at Trenton at Science Affair; Member Speakers Club. HELMRICH, HENRY 425 So. 18th St. Newark College of Engineering There is no path so steep as fame.” T-Square and Triangle Club; Naturalist Club; Speaker at Electrical Show '33. ANNE Business ull find her.’ otoplay Club; May Dav; Swimming Club; Girls Athletic Chu’ ; Stude ‘oune:l; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Sanitation Se apta'n; Gym Chevron; Central Choris her at Italia lut ay; Student JAKEL, MORRIS 119 Monmouth S Technical: Stevens “Ambition and decd go hand in hand. Naturalist Club JANNICELLI, ANNE 267 Garside St. Secretarial: N. Y, ۲ “I have loved my friends. Italian Club; Swimming Club; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Treasurer of Italian Club; Usher at Graduation; Secretary to Dr. Mones; Girls’ Athletic Club; Italian Club Play; Gym Captain; Gym Chevron; Student Council; G. O. Delegate; Typing Award; Filing Certificate; Central Choristers; Usher at Italian Club Play; Sanitation Squad, JONES, KATHRYN 98 Camden St Business: Undecided “Silence is more eloquent than words.” Basketbali League Tournament '33; Gym Play Day P. 1. D. Club. 33, KAGAN, RUTH 141 No. 5th St. Secretarial: N. Y. U. “A pleasing smile denotes a pleasing personality.” Swimming Club '31; Dramatic Club ۰33, '34, '35; Student Patrol ۳32, '33, '34, 35; Secretary to Chief of Patrol '33, '34; Chairman Publicity Committee, Dramatic Club; Publicity Com mittee С. O.; G. О. Delegate; Typing Award; Campaign Manager and Speaker; Assistant Campaign Manager; Girls’ Booster Club; Girls’ Service Club; Photoplay Club; Tangent Reporter; Chairman English 34; Committee of G. O.; Entertainment Committee, Dramatic Club; Assistant Defense Attorney in Student Court; Assistant Prosecuting Attorney in Student Court; In Plays “Girl Shy and “Adam and Eve ; Service Patrol; Sanitation Squad of Service Club; Committee for Photoplay Letters; Typist for Tangent; Treasurer of Dramatic Club. KASLOW, HARRY 299 Springfield Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “Ambition is fame.” 30 and 40-Word Typing Pin; 60 and 80-Word Transcription Certificate; 80-Word Radio Contest; Rifle Club. KAUNITZ, ALICE 319 16th Ave. General: Rutgers “Her personality predominates.” Secretary to Better English Club '33; Swimming Team '33; Athletic Club '33; Secretary Naturalist Club '34, '35; Glee Club '33, 8 Secretary to Dr. Goldstein '34; Secretary to Mr. Calman '34; Secretary to Miss O'Connor '35. KOENIGSBERG, ISADORE 106 Morton St. Business: N. Y. U. “I have a heart with room for every joy. KUNZMAN, ELWOOD 134 Watson Ave. Business : Undecided “An honest man's word is as good as his hand.” Member Rifle Club '33; May Day Celebration; Glee Club '33 Choristers 33, '34, 5 LEWITT, MARJORIE 371 Peshine Ave. Secretarial: Hunter College As gentle as a dove, She's one you could love.” 60-Word Certificate; 80-Word Certificate; Red Cross Dele gate; Commercial Club; Social Problems Club; Student Patrol; Thespians; English Club; Fashion Paade LORENZO, ANTOINETTE 204 Ist St. Business: Undecided “Quiet and unassuming.” Girls’ Athletic Club; Girls’ Swimming Club; Puppet Club; Typing Pin Award; Chairman of Armistice Day Program; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Secretary to Miss Mohair; N. R. A. Parade; Penmanship Award. MARMORATO, DOMENICK 528 N. 13th St. Business: N. Y. U. A boy whom will always call a friend.” Red Cross Club; N. R. A. Parade; Boys’ Service Club; 4A۸ Class Delegate; Student Patrol (3). MEYER, ESTELLE 574 So. Orange Ave. Secretarial: Business “Success ts bound to come.” Treasurer Girls’ Service Club (2); Member Archon Club; Chairman Membership Committee of Archon Club; Member Photoplay Club; Member Girls’ Swimming Club; G. O. Dele- gate for Photoplay Club; Alternate Delegate for Homeroom; Member Girls’ Booster Club; Silver and Gold Typing Awards; Winner of Underwood Typing Contest; Gregg Shorthand Cer- tificate; Filing Certificate; Super Honor Roll; Chevrons (3); Participant in May Day Celebration; N. R. A. Parade; Con- tributor to the Tangent; Tangent Solicitor; Business Staff of Pivot; Typing Staff of Pivot; Miss Kaufman's Secretary; Member Dramatic Club. MORGAN, CORONA ;eneral: New Y 166 Eastern P'kw'y Secretary Girls’ Swimming of Girls’ Service ub; ıdeı I 32, 34 ; Student Patrol '33; Inspect tul atrol for Mr ouis '34 ; Typing Award; regg ranscrij y с y anship Ce: tihcate; Gy ңа у vita May Day Fete; Locker Patrol; of Pivot '3 Girl Basketball PALECO, HELEN LEF 48 Summer Ave Newark Normal “One of Central's finest. Library Staff Assistant; Entertainment Committee of Library ary Guild; Gym Guild; Treasure brary e 1 Captain; Gy Captain at 5 igh; panish Club; Athletic Cluo; Shorina Ceri ate; articipant PANTE, DOMENICK “Not a chip of the But the block itself? Italian Club “31, PB. Oey Ui ommercia! Club Band '30, '31, '32, '33, '34 Orchestra ’ 1, “32 33 Choristers '33, '34, '35; Greek Minstrel ‘33; 33, 34; All-City Orchestra '35 PASCARELLA, ANGELINA 504 No. 13th St. Secretarial: Business “A good heart is better than all the heads in the world.” Remington Rand Filing Certificate; Silver Typing Award; Member [Italian Club; Member Commercial Club; Student Patrol; Usherette at Italian Fiesta December '34; Columbus Day Parade. PICKEL, EDWARD 229 So 11th St Undecide: not words.” Naturalist Club PIZZUTI, CARMELA T. St Secretarial: Business “Honor lies in honest toil. iber Italian Club; N 2. A. Parade; Typing Award; -rtificate; Glee Club; Concert; Fashion Show; Secre Staff of Pivot; Locker Patrol; iscription Certificate POH, JOHN T., Jr. 11 Stirling St Business: Univ. of So. Calif. “Lightly treads he in edu ation’s path.” G. O. Delegate (3); President and Member German Club; luter-Cla Basketball '34, '33; Baseball 133 : 4A Class Delegate POMICE, FRANK J. Columbia University “4 fine character, a good sport.” International Basketball; N R. A. Parade; Boxing Expedi tion; Wrestling Tournament; Rifle Club; Technical Club 409 N. 6th St PONZONI, THERESA 84 Winthrop St Secretarial: Normal School “4 good name is better than precious ointment.” Italian Club; Dramatic Club; N. R. A. Parade; May Dance; Library Guild; Gym Captain; Secretary to Mr. Schneider; Secretary to Mr. Stout; Assistant Manager Football Team; Pivot Staff; Choristers; Girls’ Swimming Club; Office Help to Miss Liebschutz; Booster Club; Filing Certificate. PREDALE, EDITH 56 W. Market St Secretarial: Literary Work I have a heart with room for ever joy Chairman Publicity Committee of Italian Club; N. R. A Parade; Member Commercial Club; Fashion Show; 40-Word Typing Pin Award; Student Patrol; Usher for Italian Club Festival in June; Honor Roll; Remington Rand Filing Certifi cate; Vice-President Italian Club; President Italian Club PRENO, CARMELA 12th St Secretarial: Seth Boyden Zealous, yet modest. Shorthand Certificates; Typing Award; Fashion Show; Italian Club; Swimming Club: Handkerchief Dance; Announcer it Italian Parents’ Night ۳34: N. R. A. Parade PROSPERI, CESARE LOUIS 622 N. Sth St. Business: Undecided His thoughts have a high aim. Glee Club; Boys’ Service Club; Homeroom Basketball Team; Student Patrol; Minstrel RADLER, PEARL 776 So. 11th St. Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School “Many a heart broken in jest. Member Tangent; Dramatic Club; German Club; Swimming Club '33, '34; Glee Club; Writer of 4A Skit; 50-Word Typing Award. RIMASSA, THERESA 55 13th Ave. Secretarial: Business She fools around and has her fun, But you'll always find her work is done.” Italian Club '32, '33, '34, 35; Girls’ Athletic Club; Com- mercial Club; N. R. A. Parade; Member Publicity Committee of Italian Club '34; Remingotn Rand Filing Certificate; Fashion Show; Student Patrol. ROOD, MORRIS H. 27 Hunter St. New York University “So much a man can do.” Dramatic Club; Varsity Cross Country 34; oys' Week Program '34; Inter-Mural Basketball '34, '35 ROSAMILIA, ROSE 155 Garside St. New York University 4 modest, unassuming soul. Italian Club; Secretary to Miss Gross; Typing Award; Central Choristers; Salesmanship Club; Girls’ Swimming Club; Gym Captain; May Day Dance; G. O Delegate; Student Council; Gym Chevron; Girls' Athletic Club; Sanitation. Squad ; N. R. A. Parade Freshman Rally; Usher at Italian Club Play ROTHSCHILD, SIG 476 Ridge St. General: Study Art Nothing can cover his high fame but Heaven. Naturalist Club; Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club. RUGGIERO, RALPH G. 384 No. 6th St. Technical: Columbia The face the index of th e mind. Secretary Technical Club '33; Member Technical Club '32, '33, '34; Rifle Club '32, '33, '34; Naturalist Club ‘34, '35; Photoplay Club '35; N. R. A. Parade; Boxing Exhibition '34; Inter-Mural Basketball '33. SCHENK, RICHARD FREDERICK 424 Chancellor Ave. Newark College of Engr. Richard is a fine fellow who speaks little, listens much, and knows more. Technical Club '32, '35; Treasurer of Technical Club '33; Chairman Membership Committee of Technical Club '34; Mem- ber Boys' Service Club '33, '35; Boys' Service Club Patrol '34, '35; Membership Committee ys Service Club '34, '35; Charter Member Camera Club '33, '35; G. O. Delegate Camera Club '34; Chairman Membership Committee Camera Club '34; Usher at Graduation '34. SCHIAVO, VINCENT 344 Orange St Technical: Undecided ‘A hon among tl a-Mural Basketball; N f ; Naturalist Club; xing Exhibition; Technical Club; Photoplay Club; Rifle SCHWARTZ, FRIEDA Hawthorne Secretarial Undecided -is to love her. May Day Fete; Girls Certificate ; SHEFFIELD, HEZEKIAH 23 Bedford St General: Business “The secret of success is constancy lo purpose.” SILVERMAN, ARTHUR +2 16th Ave Technical: Newark College of Eng: “Let not ambition wane.” Rifle Club '32, 33; Camera Club '33, '35; Technical Club 3 SMITH, SELINA 115 William St Secretarial: Business “Thou art unseen, vet I hear thy shrill delight. Member Library Guild; Secretary Library Guild; 4B Class Delegate; 2B G. O. Delegate; N. K. A, Parade; Filing Certifi cate; Secretary to Miss Lovell STEINGARD, FRANCES F amden St Secretarial: Rider Colleg mghts dwell in those eyes 2; Sanitation Squad y Club; ' Service Club; Usl raduati Presid rl Be Av TOR, EMMA 140 West End V Commercial: Undecided the sign of a friendly soul TORTORETI, RITA 237 Littleton Ave Secretarial: Business She excels in the magic « | 2 Typing Award; ling Award; Commercial Club TOSCANO, FIORE Р. 47 High St Business: Undecided The quiet mind is richer than a precious crown.” Naturalist Club; Glee Club; Homeroom Basketball; Student Patrol; Minstrel Show TOSCEL, GEORGE 8l New St Technical: Undecided The thud of the pigskin is life itself.” Varsity Football '34; Varsity Swimming '35; Technical Club 4 TSAGARIS, GOLDIE 855 Grove St. Secretarial: Undecided “A maiden quiet and serene, Seldom heard but often seen.” Charter Member Greek Club; Vice-President Greek Club Chairman Entertainment Committee; Member Ticket Con mittee; Chairman Membership Committee; Poster Committee; Pin Committee; President Barnard English Club; Secretary t« Miss Mohair; Commercial Club; Swimming Club; Glee Club Participated in Central Concert; Art Club; G. O. Delegate; tB Class Delegate; May Day Dance; Fashion Show; Play Day; Naturalist Club; Social Problems; Speakers’ Club; Secretary Italian Club; Cast of ''Bobouska ; Winner in State Handwrit ing Contest VECCHIONE, VINCENT 221 18th Ave Business “Kindness makes him many friends.” Boxing '32, '33; Wrestling '32, '33; Commercial Club 34; s' Service Club 4 VON THURIS, THERESA 31 Howard St. Business She who wants a friend must be a friend.” President Belles Lettres Club; Secretary Salesmanship Club; Archon Club; Greek Club; Commercial Club; Charter Member Salesmanship Club; N. R. A. Parade; May Day Participant; G. O. Delegate; Secretary Belles Lettres Club WEISSMAN, MIRIAM 47 Demarest St. Business: N. Y. U. She is good, she 15 fair Commercial Club; Dramatic Club; Photoplay Club; Business Manager of Tangent; Advertising Manager of Tangent; Treas urer of Tangent; Secretary of Homeroom; 4A Delegate to 4A Class; 4A Homeroom Delegate to G. O WHITE, HARRIETTE VIRGINIA 5 Milford Ave. Secretarial: N. J. College for Women “Honest labor bears a lovely face. Photoplay Club; Glee Club; Glee Club Concert; Student Patrol (3); Service Club; N. R. A. Parade; Winner of Typing Accuracy Tournament; Typing Award; G. O. Minstrel; Remington Rand Filing Certificate; Library Club Vice-Presi- dent, Secretary, Treasurer (2); Representative to Art School, West Side, South Side, East Orange High, Welfare Committee; Chairman Constitutional Committee; Representative to Library and Museum Society; Representative to Lawrenceville; Role of “The Little Minister at Library Council Meeting; Chairman Scrap Book Committee; Staff Typist of Pivot; Honor Roll; Secretary to Mr. Walling. LORRAINE Business WHITMAN, HELEN 40 Dayton St. “Wisdom is better than rubies.” sher for Washington Bi-Centennial Progr Secretary rofeta; Filing Certificate WILKOWSKY, ANNA 48 Pennington St. Secretarial: Dramatic School “Good things come in small packages.” Student Patrol; G. O. Delegate; Vice-President of Guild; Vice-President Commercial Club; G, O. Delegate Salesmanship Club; Dramatic Club; In cast of “Adam Eve ; Fashion Show; N. К, A. Parade; Tangent Representa tive; Filing Certificate Library tor and ZOIS, FOTINA 569 Broad St Business “And a very good friend yowll find her. Vice-President Alpha Sigma Kappa Gre ek Club; Secretary Alpha Sigma Kappa; Sweater Award of Alpha Sigma Kappa; 4A Delegate; 4B Delegate; Girls’ Basketball; Swimming Club; Fashion Show; N. R. A. Parade; Girls’ Play Day; Chevron (2) PARENTS and Mrs. Paul Kowalski Mrs. Anna Kulper Mrs. Mary L. Rocca Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Lewitt Mr. and Mrs. C. Lombardi Mr. and Mrs. H. Lovler Mr. and Mrs. Nakaneski Mrs. A. J. Nolan Mr. and Mrs. Pascarelli Mr. James Purcell Mr. and Mrs. F. Rein Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Roth . and Mrs. America Abruzzese Mr. . and Mrs. Bauman . A. A. Brady . and Mrs. Peter Charnoss and Mrs. DeWitt Keiser Flora Di Pasquale г. and Mrs. Wm. Georgov с. and Mrs. Wm. Girgan . and Mrs. Morris Hupert г. and Mrs. V. Icountuno . and Mrs. C. Jensen Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Dr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and WELL-WISHERS Ellen Grimm Eric Hudson Harold Jensen Jerry A. K. De Lemos Evelyn Fox Franklin Music House Mr. Lou Friedman Morris Fruchter E Irving Furst M. E. Klein Murray Garret A Friend Samuel Baranoff Anna Baubane Millie Bauman Mr. L. L. Blum Dr. H. M. Brody Mr. Bort Cholm 27 Jannicelli, Alumnae Drs. Lamb and Wolff Frank Senk Joseph Spera Stanka Vito Tafro Robert E. Tracy Michael Vitale Alfred Volpe Mrs. Mendel Weinberg Mrs. Benjamin Weiner Mrs. L. Weinstein Mrs. J. Yuodeska Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Genevieve Mayer Optometric Service Edna Schmaltz Joseph Spinrad James Stamas Mr. Charles Steigler Helen Sygulski Walters Studio BELLES LETTRES The purpcse is to have students obtain a тое intimate and pleasant outlook on the study of English. Members contribute original work on essays, poems, plays, and stories. President Theresa VonThuris Vice-President Doris Leach Secretary Elizabeth Tomachick Treasurer Alice Yackal G. O. Delegate Gussie Roth Faculty Adviser Mr. Barnard BOYS' SERVICE CLUB The Boys' Service Club has attracted the type of boys who are outstanding in ability, leadership, and spirit of service. President James Stamas Vice-President Jerry Agalias Secretary Boris Schwartz Treasurer Felix Mesina G. O. Delegate Ernest Agalias Faculty Adviser Mr. Conovitz GIRLS' SERVICE CLUB The Girls’ Service Club offers its services wherever possible for the welfare of the school. President Evelyn Rabinow Vice-President Johanna Hansen Secretary Irene Senk Treasurer Estelle Mever G. O. Delegate Frances Ehrenkranz Chief of Patrol Anna Clark Assistant Chief Clara La Rocca Faculty Adviser Miss Kaufman DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club is invaluable for the purpose of developing and stimulating an interest in dramatic art. President Selma Raphael Vice-President Angelina DiVuna Secretary Helen Sygulski Treasurer Ruth Kagan G. O. Delegate James Stamas Faculty Adviser Miss Boutillier PHOTOPLAY CLUB The Photoplay Club attempts to give students a better appreciation of the motion pieture industry in all its phases. President Isadore Blair Vice-President Sol Walters Secretary Olga Pasquale Treasurer Virginia Merreile G. O. Delegate Sylvia Galuskin Faculty Adviser Mr. Lewis ART CLUB The purpose of this club is to help students in art; to discuss and work on any fundamentals of art that they cannot in class. President Rose Himmel Vice-President Joe LaRosa Secretary Walter Vogelsberg Treasurer Edward Hewko G. O. Delegate Angelina Sisbarro Faculty Adviser Mrs. Rosamond Hopper ITALIAN CLUB The purpose of the Italien Club is to keep together the students of Centre! Hie! School who are of Italian parentage or ancestry and to keep alive in thes an interest in Italy and in things Italian. President : Edith Predale Vice-President Louis Cordoni Secretary Nick Alexandeı Treasurer Paul Doto G. O. Delegate Dominick Pante Faculty Advisers Miss Rose Lewis, Miss Miss Lavinia Caprio tuden's Beatrice Jackson LIBRARY GUILD The aim of this club is to assist in the school library its facilities. and in this way increase President Lee Palecco Vice-President Anna Wilkowsky Secretary Selina Smith Treasurer Irma Caprio Faculty Advisers Miss Ward, Miss Caprio THE CHORISTERS The Choristers is a select group of the most promising singers in the classes of music. The membership is limited to forty. It has appeared before the public in various functions outside the school. Their most recent appearance was before the Kiwanis Club. Dr. R. A. Laslett Smith is the leader and is assisted by Miss Miriam Smith. ARCHON CLUB To be a member of the Central honor club one must have a standard grade of “C” or better and never have failed since in Central. The purpose of this club is to assist the students who need help in their studies. President Janet Krol Vice-President Lora Guinther Secretary Margaret Hickman Treasurer Ruth Anders G. O. Delegate Frances Dempsey Faculty Adviser Mr. Conkling SALESMANSHIP CLUB This club awakens in the students a realization of the possibilities that exist in the selling field and provides an opportunity for self-expression. President Ralph Manciselli Vice-President Florence Wiener Secretary Theresa VonThuris Treasurer Frances Herzig G. O. Delegate Anna Wilkowsky Faculty Adviser Mr. William Silber SWIMMING CLUB The Swimming Club teaches life saving and improves the swimming of its mem- bers. It also teaches any who wish to join the club to swim. President Marcellino Ostinato Vice-President - William Miller Secretary . Theodore Pulton Faculty Adviser ....... - . Mr, Bauer CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL COMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose of the Commercial Club is to provide an opportunity for students of the Commercial department to discuss economic problems, plans, and methods in relation to commercial progress. Isdustrial plants are visited to study management and processes with a view to learning the essentials of commercial success. President . Michael DiComo Vice-President Anna Gergov Secretary Mickey Lombardi G. O. Delegate Emma Volpe Faculty Adviser Mr. Heiges CENTRAL HI-Y CLUB The purpose of the Hi-Y Club is to bring together all those interested in athletic work and to develop them for future endeavors in the athletic field. President . Theodore Pulton Vice-President William Miller Secretary Eugene McLaughlin Treasurer William Handley Faculty Adviser Mr. Conkling T SQUARE AND TRIANGLE CLUB The purpose is to develop an interest in all types of engineering, drawing, and design. President .. Carl Downing Vice-President Henry Ihling Secretary . Chester Handlewit Treasurer . Fred Laible Faculty Adviser Mr. Rehn | | 1 ULT Sy == = = = = L 4 4 سے qu x | zu - m We, the prospective graduates of the Class of June, 1935, being of sound mind (doubted by many) and in full possession of all our faculties (doubted even by us), do hereby declare this to be our last will and testament) until the next time) : To those who believe it better to be late than not to be here at all, we leave Miss Gordon and her penny post-cards. Woe be to him who gives her a dollar and expects ninety-five cents change. To those without a lunch period we leave the ten minutes after seventh period, and those two minutes between classes. To all aspiring to learn the art of tripping the light fantastic we leave the lower gym, and the familiar “one, two, three, four, step, close, step routine. To those who beileve in getting a book for à book report at the last minute, we leave the library, where you will surely find what you are not looking for. To all who some day have hopes of becoming opera stars, we leave Doc Smith and his Chor isters. To those who wish to become future Greta Garbos and Clark Gables, we leave Miss Boutil lier and the Dramatic Club. To future Rembrandts we leave the Art De partment and its inspirations. To rising young after-dinner speakers, we leave Doc Goldstein and his “chin up . 2 We leave the space next to where our pic ture will be, when and if it gets there, in the Rogue's Gallery for the contribution of the present Senior B's. To those having no place to go during a free period we leave the auditorium, where you'll surely find something to do, even if it is only to stare at the scenery. | ШИШ | E ۱ | For those having scheduled study periods, we leave the study hall. For those who do not know where it is we'll tell you—it’s the balcony of the auditorium. | We leave the holidays to those who like school so much they cannot get along without at least one a month. We leave to the girls the friendly and comfort- ing understanding of Mrs. Gormley, who was one of our best and most sincere friends in Central. To the Class of January, 1936, we leave the Indian head penny we inherited from the Class of January, 1935. Also to the Class of January, 1936, we leave our good wishes for the best of luck in all their future endeavors. They ought to be very pros- perous after we have willed to them all our precious and costly possessions. Following the precedent set by our forebears, we do hereby leave to the Senior B's, Miss Martin's office. To all students, we leave Mr. Wiener's help and guidance, to cutters, we leave the seat around the flag-pole, and to the Freshies, we leave the battle-scarred furniture, and our lockers and the locks that go with them. Leaving all the above, but taking with us our pleasant memories of Central, we do hereby appoint the Man in the Moon to be the sole executor of our last will and testament. In the presence of witnesses, we do place our finger-prints, our ink-blot, and our seal on this document, this Twenty-first day of June, Nine- teen Hundred and Thirty-five. (Signed) CLASS OF JUNE, 1935. Signed and sealed in all solemnity in the presence of Attorney-at-Law MILLIE BAUMAN. Witnesses : FRANCES EHRENKRANZ, Sic ROTHSCHILD, ' ESTELLE MEYERS 3115 South Racine Avenue, Chicago, Illinois. April 27, 1945 Dear Bea: Well, after ten years I finally landed myself My boss is the old grouch, Sydney Stearns, who has at last reached his am a job as a secretary. bition to be a boss (not to be a grouch). During my first week working here I tired easily, and therefore made no use of the Night Life that our fair city offers. But now that I have learned the tricks of the trade better, with the kind assist ance of some of the other girls in the office, among them, three of my old school chums, whom you will remember when I tell you who they are: File clerk, Eleanor Jensen; typist, Harriet White; and Katherine Bilous as one of the bookkeepers. One night last week I took in some of the high spots of our Metropolis with Morris Jakel as my escort. We arrived at the Riviera, which I under- stand is managed by Paul Doto. The first per- son I ran across as we were being led to our seats was Sig Rothschild, who is now one of our well-known Chicago bankers, and he was with his wife, Evelyn Rabinow, whom he said he must go back to sit with, as he had left her there some twenty minutes ago when he went to make a telephone call to rving Furst, one of his business associates. After we were shown to our seats, it didn't take long before the waiter, who was William Bulger, came to take our order. When he recog- nized us as being old chums of his, he gave us the whereabouts of some of our other classmates of ten years ago; Basketball Coach in Chicago College, Maso Ryans; Harry Kaslow, Football Coach in the same college; and Theresa DeCle- mente, Lillian Lovler, and Olga Plechy are teachers there also. He told us the good news about Lena Gamba. She is teaching Physical Education at Montclair School for Girls. As the evening progressed the floor show was announced, and the first act was a tango by Helen Bergen and Michael Russo, which was very entertaining. After many other pleasant acts, the finale curtain was raised, and I was astonished to notice that almost the entire com- pany consisted of fellow-Centralites. Among them were: Bernice Nakaneski, Carmela Pizzuti, The- resa Rimassa, Stella Preybylowski, Roselynd Simon, Elizabeth Salowitz, Veronica Mazzullo, Edith Predale, Jean Charnoss, Irene Senk, The- resa Ponzone and Frances Steingard as chorus girls; Dan Tafro and Arthur Silverman as black- faced comedians, Helen Nolan as the petite toe dancer, and Richard West as a juggler supreme. After the entertainment was over, we again started dancing, and as I glanced over toward the orchestra I noticed the leader to be Louis Golomb, and the vocalist who was singing one of the popular songs to our dancing, was Alice Yakel; and the orchestra should really have been called the Central Orchestra because it consisted of all Central graduates, namely: Morris Rood, John Poh, Alvina Beyer, William Shuhala, Boris Schwartz, Nestor Papanestor, William Gim- mings, Paul Budrick, and August_DeSalvo. When we were about to leave, himself out of cigarettes and beckoned ake. ette girl to our side: and lo and beh: it Wi Later ( already obtained none other than little Dorot) 1 | getting more enjoyment out of seeing th ld i vine, my manicurist, school chums of mine than the place itself offered, needed manicure (I wanted and so when we had filled ourselves sufficienth whet vent to the night club.) were of its entertainment, we decided to leave, and s busy at the beauty parlor when I arrived, after a cheerful ride in a taxicab, driven b 1 1 four of t prominent city women Michael Caputi, we arrived at my residence ii ing for their appointment hours to arriv« due course, Morris, after taking me to or, nust alrea have guessed Bertha Rein, 1 morning) and departed heir husbands, Carl Genna, Johi bid me “Good evening (but it really was early iler, Ruth Kagan and Esther While I was preparing for bed, I put on the Wolff, Herman Brummer, respectively, ar radio (softly, of course) with the idea of tuning known insurance and real estate men of the in to some soft slumber music, when a special I'll have ot close now, but as I see some of announcement was made stating that Ed d ther girls, who work nearby and who used Hanson and Peter Gehrke, the country’s rising pal around with us at school, I'll ask them aviators, were successfully reaching their goal, write to you and inform you as to their interes which was to be Calcutta, India [heir fligh ing experiences was being sponsored by Ruderman and Long, | see Selina Smith, Ned Sawyer, Mary О'( aeroplane manufacturers, to prove the speed of nor, Margaret Weinberg, Rose Himmel, Fran their aeroplane Powell, leanor Eisenberg, Dorothy Brad І arrived at the office the other morni and irian Greenberg, Mary Kulper, Paulin found Peter LaPlaca and Ralph Mancinelli w: Drucker and Bessie Kurtzman quite often at the ing to see the boss, and as I knew he would not restaurant where I eat, although I do not go « be in until noontime, I had the assistant manager, with them in the evenings, and I think that the Nick Alexander, take care of them. 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JAMES SHARKEY 0 Denitst ur 889 BROAD STREET Advertisers Newark, Patronize STAMMER Dr. Leon Mones tightly and shook her had when sh: Dorothy shut her head decisively. It was a way she was terribly in earnest. eyes “Dr. Colquhoun is just wonderful, she in sisted. D-d d-doctor C-C-C-Coohoon,” ad (pause to breathe) doctor of c-c-c chiropra« tic. I have n-n-no faith in d-d-doctors of c-c-c chiropractic Anyhow ı doc tor of chiropr: ictic could never cure a case of stammering.” І rushed off the last without a single sentence spasm, but at the speed of a windswept aero plane. I replied, “is Dorothy gave me a smile of scorn and pity cured Judge He cured Thelma of lisping, and he Mrs. Vasser of obesity, and he cured Lanyon of that tired feeling and És | surrendered. If the devil himself had of fered to cure my affliction by toasting me burning sulphur, I would have submitted, for 1 had promised myself never to tell Dorothy of my love until 1 no langer stammered. And did want to tell her of it! Dr. Colquohoun laid over me on a leather uphol stered operating table. I was stripped to the skin and very, conscious of it. He did not ad minister an anaesthetic. I looked up at him and he looked down at me. Then he laid one big, knuckled hand over my left lung and another similar hand over my right. He began to chiro practise on me. He turned me over on my as easily as though I were a kitten. He prodded with his fists into the small of my back. He soundly cuffed the base of my head and tickled my spine reflectively. Then he paused and leav ing his fists lying in the hollow of my back, he began to murmur in abstract meditation. very face mechanical restoration of subluxated twin boned—ha—abnormal relation and articula- tion of third vertebrae—hum—obvious displace ment of spinal segment—ha—badly constricted nerve bundles—hum—chiropractic readjustment -will relieve pressure—remove nerve constric- tion—remove vocal obstruction—no more stam- mering.” “Hum Then began an ordeal which I pray never to go through again. He shook me as a terrier shakes a rat. He kneaded me. He wrung me. He changed the position of every one of my ribs. He pounced separately upon each vertebra of my spine and broke it. He knocked my shoulder blades together, until they gave a metallic click. He put his right knee on the back of my neck and — his knuckles over my ears until they were cauliflowered. Then down upon me with an air of pu and reproach. 'How he suddenly straightened up and looked zzled hesitation do you feel? he asked, kindly Bet answered, “uh-uh ‘Th-th-thank y- 2 Y uh—and you?” stammer! looking as if she had just [ put down my pen and re he had made Instead, she said handed me a peri It was “Modern advertisement Dorothy came ın, been born afresh solved to keep cool until s reference to Dr. Colquhoun. not a word, but triumphantly odical I had never seen before. Kabalics. She pointed to an which read as follows: “Numerology! The some universal adjuster! Do you know: What are your frailties? What are their How can you overcome them? How perfect yourself? How to get credit Bank of the Universe?” [ looked up at Dorothy. W-w-well? I though 1 was coming. causes? you with the can asked, knew what She shut her eyes tightly, shook her head, and drew in a deep, hopeless breath as if to express the inadequacy of words to tell the wonder of her theme. “Madame S. M. Suncliffe is just wonderful,” she sighed ecstatically. Y-y-yes, I said sarcastically, Was D-Doctor K-K1Koo-Hoo-Kochoon. B-B-But, (here my rage dissolved my impediment speech and I spoke with temporary fluency), am still applying liniment to my spine ! And think he made me stammer much worse. ' said Dorothy, is always sweet But if you 8-8-0 “No, you stammer much better,’ with sinister (She and sinister when I am sarcastic.) refuse my help—— sweetness. But I leaped from my chair I flung my arms and hands She turned to go. as though galvanized. far into the air. D-D-Doro-th-th-thy, you'll only—— I stopped short because I to myself and because I cried, “I-I'll g-g-go if remembered my promise Dorothy turned around. Madame S. M. Suncliffe was a stout, woman who welcomed me heartily and in bad grammar. She bade me sit down in a very fine, comfortable chair and she sat down in a similar one opposite us. For a few moments, she said nothing but smiled upon me reassuringly. Then genial Swimming Team A Graduation Feeling Station Love My Long-Sought Love Choice The Umbrella Man ۱ Man Herds of super baboons Scream Feed Fight Rise up Stampede No man could Yet man would If out of the mire he had risen Fools go and brag at life Man lives forever Would that man could be a lowly worm for but a day look up and see What crave causes man to SIG ROTHSCHILD Rhyme 'n Reason Eleanor Jensen is one sweet child; If she ever failed, it would drive her wild Rose Weinstein in shorthand is a wow, But isn't she cute? We'll say! And how! Geraldine Vitale is quiet and short, But we really think that she's a good sport. John Wolffe, a true naturalist, The pets I very often assist. days: Mary Stanko has beauty so rare Of which she must certainly take care. Selina Smith is a fine girly, But dearie, don't you wish your hair was curly? Sig Rothschild has weight enough To teach him better than to bluff. Aldona Yuodeska looks quite strong, If you want to blush just string her along. Frances Ehrenkranz, so sweet and demure, Tell us to what do you owe your lure? Irma Caprio rather gabs a bit But we don't give her any credit for it. Helen Sygulski has such a sweet face, Kind words and a smile adds much to her grace. Edward Kacirek is joyous and free And that's what he's always going to be. Rita Tortoretti, a dark-eyed beauty, It’s no rare experience to call her “Cutie.” Of Margaret Weinberg I can say this, She certainly is a pretty miss. Henry Helmrick is a sheik; But have you heard his tight shoes squeak? George Tosel, our football hero, Reminds us of ancient Nero. Paula Aragon side Paula of by my Gentle as the autumn leaves Beneath towering stately trees Caressing the earth Beautiful as th« fading into the night And turn the sun rays With added splendor to the leaves Fresh and vibrant as appearing with the spring breezes to earth's brown fields of winter So is Paula by my ummer day flowers Over side SIG ROTHSCHILD Just Suppose That... Miriam was wealthy, would she Ades? Mildred started to worry, would she go sald? Marjory fell in love, would it be a Baker? Katherine owned a shop, would she Bilous 7 Anthony ate cereal, would it be Farina? Alonzo got out of jail, would he be a Freeman: Edward had a girl friend, would he Heider? Frances had broad shoulders, would she have a Mansbach ? Blanche saw a keyhole, would she Perrin? Charlotte had a plant, would she Potter? Bertha walked to school, would it Rein? Morris was Rood, would there be a Ruderman: Ned cut school and Sawyer. George brought a hat, would it have a Tosel? Richard travelled, would he go West? John brought a pet, would it be a Wolff ? Walter left Central, would it be for Long? Miriam went to college, would she be a Weiss man? Rose was a perfect angel, would she go to Him mel? Edward had a nickel, would he buy a Pickel? Dominick ran a race, would he Pante? Erving took an exam, would he come out Furst: Alvina had a store, would she be a Beyer? 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