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

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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.

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IN DEDICATION Ile, the graduating class of January 1935, to show our sincere appreciation for his ашаапсе, dedicate this book to JOSEPH MILLER Our Facultv Adviser