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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1936 volume:

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Background colege courses are given by university professors of recog- SE FOR CATALOG nized standing. Charmingly ap- pointed roof garden studios. OLEMAN Restricted enrolment. For bul- letin address the Director. COLLEGE: Academy and Halsey Streets SM ESE == Newark, New Jersey Muda Y. W. C. A. SCHOOL OF | SECRETARIAL TRAINING offers an intensive complete diploma course to high school graduates and college students. Post-graduate courses for advanced students. University faculty, individual instruction, day and evening classes, free placement service. A Progressive School at a Moderate Cost Spring Term February 3 Summer Term July 6 Fall Term September 14 Ask for a complete free catalog 53 WASHINGTON STREET Phone MA. 2-7941 NEWARK, М. J. Pivot is dedicated alone This creative urge than the seem to be which make us existing humans we seem with hand and brain—to create editorial is in honor of those who strive their greatest assets new worlds for themselves. New life must come out of us, born of our struggles with ourselves The world spirit must reflect through us: movements died in our bodies. Cosmos sings in Man victories ourselves and likewise we sing in Cosmos is the symbol of sweeping and enduring translated in our defeats In self and to la expression is life It is ugh and to create It makes little difference whether in future life we succeed or fail, for we have reason very for existence if we know ourselves and express ourselves individually. Indescribably, life is the Г man for himself, and he leader among groups is considered the best. search of who is a rt influences life as much as life influences art. We who are to live and create have as our tools our pen and brush. Mere daubing is not enough. Higher education in the varied fields puts a finishing touch to an already cultural background. a social register climber most effective Life can be compared to always striving for a Let us be the instrument of huge and mysterious urges which drive life on. Let us shout our art like the rumbling of thunder that lets nothing interfere. finesse. Sadye Tischler. Our Advisers Our heartfelt thanks and appreciation go to Dr. Henry M. Goldstein and Mr. J. Earl Griffith for their kindly advice and instruction toward the issue of the first 1936 Pivor. their Goodbye, Alma Mater! lma Mater! been Goodbye 4 It has friendly wonderful to be enclosed n your No one has have walls for four happy years known the joys and sorrows which come Here we have poorest and our best Here failed and then risen to Mater, we thank vou f Innumerable times to pass within your walls but you we have lma walls! expel ienced that done out success, Oh, friendly when ur name has been men forth rnment, have you innermost joy tioned In scholastics, have you not our best scholars: In the | not put you not put put OVC sports, have athletes ? We are forth our best citizens? In forth our best lma Mater? four years we proud of For 2 have enjoyed privileges which have not been those of you, other high schools Can anyone else boast of having an electric organ and an installed amplifying system? We have For fout: we have nations, waxed in wisdom. years absorbed th« the poetry, the grammar, the shorthand vocabularv, the rules of mechanical drawing, the art ! and the battles of the Anx traits have been impressed upon us you have helped to make us women. history of F uropean meaning of rules of alins � publi Speaking, Character Ama Mater, fine voung men and rıcan wars Our characters have been strengthened, brave, kind, and courageous, we are big step. Goodbye, Alma Mater! ready for the next Where to Now, Central? It is customary for the the Pıvor to express the sentiments of the graduating class with a regretful farewell and yet heartfelt thanks for the four years spent within Central's portals. editor of New Dawn From Principal to Parent Dear Parents: THERE IS NO SECRET IN THE MAKING OF A SUCCESS OF LIFE. You will find that it depends chiefly upon the factor of faith. In other words, faith in one's ability is what really counts. Individuals, human or animal, have natural endowments peculiar to themselves. Thinking mankind studies Thinking man studies the inanimate, learns its useful properties, and utilizes them for comfort and human advantage. Faith, knowledge, and the development of mental, moral, and physical self-power, make for health and happiness through work in definitely bounded areas. Do not let your dear ones ever retard themselves in life, by loss of faith in the possible advantageous development of even their humblest life equipment. SUCCESS IN ALL UNDER- TAKINGS FOLLOWS FAITH IN ONESELF. Sincerely yours, 4 . DA а� с TALLA Principal. January 10, 1936. IN DEDICATION We, Class of January, 1936, dedicate this PIVOT to the tireless efforts of our beloved faculty adviser. JOSEPH MILLER President SHORT, WILLIAM F 156 So. Sth St. Business: N. Y. “A man’s reach exceeds his grasp.” G. O. Delegate '33, '34; 4B Delegate; 4A Delegate; Rifle Club; Vice-President Rifle Club; Rifle Team; Corresponding Secretary Rifle Club; Rifle Award; Typing Award; Commercial Club; Treasurer Commercial Club; May Day Parade; №. В. A Parade; Baseball '35; Homeroom Basketball; Staff Typist Tangent; Business Staff Pivot; Student Patrol; Honor Roll; Picture Committee Pivot; Delegate for Memorial Day Tablet; Staff Typist Pivot Vice-President TSAIRIS, LEO 44 Stuyvesant Ave Business: М. Y. | “A pleasant. youth with a pleasant. smile.’ G. O. Delegate '33, '34; Greek Club; Greek Club Award; Treasurer Greek Club; 4A Delegate; Commercial Club; Sales manship Club; May Day Parade; N, В. A. Parade; Hc Room Basketball; Business Staff Pivot; Student Patrol; Hon Roll; Picture Committee Pivot; Delegate to Memorial Day Tablet at Washington Park; Staff Typıst Pivot Secretary KAIRIS, JOE 447 So. 7th St Technical: Georgia Tech “Work fast, then rest.” Football 733, Varsity Football '34, 735: Homeroom Basketball 732, '33, '34, '35; Boxing and Wrestling '34, 35. N. В. A Parade; T-Square and 1riangle Club; Naturalist Club; Tech Club Treasurer and Business Manager GALUSKIN, SYLVIA C. 327 Hawthorne Ave. Secretarial French: Casey Jones “Не looked down caressingly with His eyes so clear And said to her softly, success will be yours, my dear. Tangent Reporter; Editor-in-Chief of Tangent Sept. '34-June '35; Member of Dramatic, Photoplay, Girls’ Service, Art Clubs; Literary Editor of Art Hi-Lites; N. R. A. Parade; Represented Tangent at North Jersey Scholastic Press Convention, Columbia Scholastic Press Convention, Lehigh Scholastic Press Conven tion, Convention at New York University; Received Silver Гурия Pin; Gregg 60-80-10u-Word Transcription Test Certifi cates; Gregg Radio Transcription Certificate; Gregg Word lest Certificate; G. O. Class Delegate; G. O. Delegate from Vhotoplay Club; Danced in Youth Day Program, '34; Usher at Graduation ( ; Received Chevron; Hon Roll; Super Honor Roll; Prop Girl for Play “Girl Shy ; Girls’ Service Club Patrol (4); Student Patrol; Office Work; Chairman of Membership Committee of Dramatic Club; Chairman of Adver- tising Committee of Photoplay Club; 4B Class Delegate; Treas urer of 4B Class; Nelson in Play Adam and Eve ; Edited Issue of Newark On Parade News April 7, '35; Vice-Presi- dent of Girls’ Service Club; 4A Class Delegate; Secretary to Miss Kaufman ; Chairman of Property Committee of Dramatic Club; Reception Committee at Dramatic Club Convention; Sanitation Squad; Secretary to Dr. Mones Editor-in-Chief TISCHLER, SADYE 196 Ridgewood Ave. Secretarial: Duke Univ. ‘To be great, is to be understanding.” President of Girls’ Service Club; Chairman of Sanitation Squad (2); News Editor of Tangent (2); G. O. Delegate (5); Chairman of Constitutional Committee G. O.; Chairman School Betterment Committee G. O. (3); G. O. Minstrel; Dramatic Club; Secretary of Dramatic Club; Photoplay Club; Director of Photoplay Club Scenario; Photoplay Delegate to Long Island Paramount Studio; Winner of “Rich Girl Debate at Regent Theatre; Central “News” Correspondent '33, '34, 735, '36; Central Representative at Mrs. Crum's Tea; Representative at Red Cross Convention, Presidents’ League; Super Honor Roll, Honor Rol (3); Dramatic Club Announcer at Play “Adam and Eve ; News Editor of Tangent '33, '34; Tangent Sales man; Cast of “Confessional”; Chairman Membershipp Com mittee, Dramatic Club; Secretary to Mr. Colman; Secretary to Mr. Goldsmith; Secretary to Miss Liebschutz; Secretary of German Club (3); Secretary of 4B Class; Assembly Participa- tions; Representative at Lehigh; N. Y. U. and Columbia Press Conferences; May Day Fete at Military Park; N. R. A. Parade; Secretary to Mr. Conovitz; Service Club Patrol; Choristers '34, '35, '36; Secretary at First Organization. Meet- ing of Essex County Dramatic League. 9 Sports Editor CIANGIO, NICHOLAS G. 8 Prospect Pl Business: Univ. of Alabama “One who lai h friends' esteem above all ambition Cheerleader '33, '34, 35; Cross-country '35; Baseball Sports Editor of the Pivot; Business Staff of Pivot; Sp Editor of Tangent '34, '35; Delegate to New York Universi Scholastic Convention; Delegate to Lehigh University Press Convention; Delegate to Paterson North Jersey Scholastic Press Convention at Paterson East Side; Homeroom Delegate; Ser Prom Publicity Chairman; Charter Member of Re rganized Debating Club; Chairman of Bulletin. Board Com- mittee; Tangent Reporter; Cover-all Man for Tangent; Tan gent Awards; Soap Sculpture Exhibit; Participant in High School Tercentenary Exhibit; Dramatic Club; Commercial Ping Pong Club; Intra-mural Basketball Club Team; ; May Day Parade; Charter Member of Experi Classes; Casts of Sauce for the Goslings, ' and “No More Newspapers’; С. O. Dele Editor of Newtonian; Delegate to Round Discussion Groups at Conventions; Sports Writing and Editorial Writing; Rifle Award; Chairman of Committee to Organize Baseball Tezm '35; Subeditor of Junior High School Newspaper. Associate Editor HIRSCHBERG, BERNARD JACOB 4 Peshine Ave Technical: Georgia Tech. “Nothing is achieved without toil.” Editorial oard Pivot; Vice-President 4B Class; Chairman Senior Pron mmittee; Treasurer of General Organization; reature Editor of the Tangent; Business Board Tangent; Gen eral Organizatin Deleogate (6); 4B and 4A Class Delegate; Organiz Chairman ot Constitutional Committee of Mathe matics Club; Organizer of C ra Club; Executive Board of Naturalist Club; Editor Sub-Tangent; Art Club; Rifle Club; Participant Naturalist Club Exhibit at Kresge's Tercentenial School Exhibition; Dramatic Club; Organizer Radio Club; Defense Attorney Student Court; Vice-President, Chairman, trip, Constitutional and Activities Committees of Technical Cluo; Sergeant, Lieutenant and Captain of Student Patrol; Manager Gym Team; Gym Team; N. R. A. Parade; Tangent Home Room Salesman; Inter-Homeroom Basketball Team; rreshman Football; Chairman Constitutional Committee G. O.; N. R. A. Parade; Representative to Student Council Conven tion, New York University; Delegate to Lehigh Press Con- ference, North Jersey Scholastic Press Convention; Tangent Salesman Home Room; Dance Committee of Naturalist Club; Delegate to New York University for Naturalist Club. Literary Editor KOZAWITZ, MARY 323 High St Secretarial: Business “Victory follows her, And all things follow victory!” Art School—Glee Club. Market High—Vice-President of Globe Trotters’ Club, Vocational Guidance Club, Creative Writing Club, Business Club; Chairman of Red Cross; Secre- tary and Treasurer of Red Cross; Mistress of Ceremonies at Red Cross Dance; Reception Committee at St. Patrick's Dance; wistress of Ceremonies at Entertainment Given at Crippled Children’s Home; Broadcast for Debating Team (2); Home room Alderman; Gym Captain; Secretary to Mr. Schlee. Central High—Super Honor Roll; Literary Editor of Class Sub-Tangent; Tangent Reporter; Feature Editor (2); Typist; Saesman; Gold Key Award; Central “C” (2); Charter Mem- ber of Sales Club Chairman of Dance Committee of Sales Club; Hike Committee and Activities; Tap Dancing at Y. УУ. С. A.; Gym Captain; Chevrons (4); Booster Club Handbook Skit; G. O. Delegate (3); 4A Romeroom Delegate; Dictionary on Exhibition; History Notebook Exhibited at Kresge's; Secretary to Mr. Lewis; Secretary to Miss Hough; Secretary to Miss Lavers (2); Filing Certificates; 60-Word Transcription Certih- cate; 80-Word Transcription Certificate; Senior Prom Com- � . Art Editor FOX, EVELYN 78 Mt. Pleasant Ave. Secretarial: Art School “To draw true beauty shows a master hand.” Astronomy Club; N. К. Parade; Poster Award from Humane Society; Usher at Fashion Show. ALBANESE, DANTE 9 Norfolk St. Business “Action speaks louder than words.” Football 732, 733, 735: G. O .Delegate; Boys’ Service Club 33, '34; Student Patrol '32, '33; N. В. A Parade; Candidate for G. O. Vice-President; Archon Club. 10 NDREWS, JOHN JAMES rdor Technical: Alal ASTARITA, JUNI Business BALZARINI, RITA Secretarial: Undecided I am free. Club; Girls Bask үсе. Presider Libr rary Guild; Italian Club; Parade MENFELD, RUTH JUDY Secretarial: Air Hostess high ambitions, high ideals, harming manner Pin Aware € ги ianship Certif , 100-Wor Delegate ; Service Salesmanship ›; ( hairn fo nsti n of Ri Club ; lub; aturali ub; ma ong Club; Commercial lub; Chairman of the French ub nstitution; French Club; hief porter for Fi: I Chairman of Business Com ittee | Chairman « 0 � mnmittee for French Club; ΓΙ í . 1 Hall Duty; Member of BRADLEY, CHESTER 121 Richelieu Teı Technical: Brown College “Laugh and the world laughs with you, Weep and you weep alone.” : Treasurer Technical Club; alist Club; N A. Parade; Radio Class G. O. Delegate; Delegate ; articipated in Elec BROHAWN, JAMES Technical CALABRESE, CLARA FRANCES 110 Nassau St Never ial Vassar Collegi Sunny SM Locker Patrol Dance Sale CAPUTO, JEAN 207 13th Ave. Secretarial: Panzer College rugged lass he.” President Athletic Club 734, Art X Pin | is 50-Word Gym bi $; Winner of l'ranscrij CARNEVALE, VINCENT Technical: Alabama Unix as a lark.” Varsity Cross-Country '34, 735, Country Team '35; Member of New Jersey Interscholastic State Championship Team; Northern New Jersey Dana Invitation Meet Championship Team; Newark Interscholastic Champion ship Team; Vice-President Cross-Country Club; Secretary Art Club; Technical Club; German Club; Candidate 4A Vice President; ize Hobby Fair '34 Models; 3rd Prize National 23 6th ۰ “Happy Assistant Captpain Cross scholastic CASCIANO, ROSE Secretarial: Undecided “I strive for better goals.” Member of Italian Club (3); Secretary of Italian Club; ber of Library Guild (3); O. G. A. Award; 60, 80-Word Play for Italian Parent Night; 9 No. 6th St. Filing Certificate. COCHRANE, FLORENCE C 170 West End Aw« mmercial Se Charm strikes the sight and ment win dent Patrol; Bronze Typing Pin Awar Pin Award; Gold 5 i Award; Gregg Award, Robert Treat; : aM ) Jaske Treat; Participatior ‹ n oldi Dance, N. R. A. Parade; CORDONI, LOUIS A. Technical: Newark Tech Vothing induces, but personal qualities.” Member of Student Patrol; President « Technical Club; Vice-President of Italian Club; Member o oys' Service Club; Partici d in Italian Club Parents’ ig 2); Italian Club Play; sited Public Service Kearny Station with Electricity Class CORRY, ROSE LORRAINE 94 West St. Secretarial: Leland Stanford ‘To those who know thee not, no words can paint And those who know thee, know all words are faint.” President of Library Guild; Chairman of Welfare and Scrap Book Committee; Delegate to West Side, Lawrenceville; Secre- tary of Rifle Club; Swimming Club; G. O. Delegate for Swim ming Club; Chairman of Constitution Committee; Contributor to Tangent; Secretary to Mr. Conovitz; Member of Glee Club; 60, 80, 100-Word Tran iption Certificate; Gregg Penmanship Award; Homeroon � presentative r 4A; Alternative for 4B; N. R. A. Parade; Salesmanship Club COTESE, NANCY J. 183 West Kinney St Secretarial: Maryville “She is pretty to walk with, witty to talk with, And pleasant, too, to think of.” Italian Club Member 733, '34, 7 Commercial Club Member 33, '34, '35; Commercial Club Treasurer '34; Belles Lettres '85; Wooden Soldier Dance at Robert Treat '33; Gregg Sho hand 60, 80-Word Transcript Certihcate; Gregg 30, Гурия Pin; N. В. A. Parade; Patrol '33, '34; Canc £A Secretary; Filing Certificate; Penmanship Certificate; letic Committee at Robert Treat; G. O .Delegate; Italian Club Play; Membershipp Committee of Italian Club and Other Com mittees of Italian Club; Gregg Artist's Membership Certifi cate; Designed Clothes for Puppets in Puppet Show. CROWTHER, SHIRLEY 410 3rd Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “A smile is worth a million dollars, but it doesn't cost a cent.” Globe Trotters' Club in Market Street High; Reporter on the Scope in Market Street High; Patrol ın Both Market Street High and in Central; N, R. A. Parade; 40, 60-Word Typing Awards; cretary to Mr. Schlee in Market Street High; Poster in Exhibit at Art School; Assistant Secretary to Mrs, Hopper. D'ADDARIO, HELEN HENRIETTA 193 Hunterdon S Secretarial: Business Hi-Lites; nittec DAMIANO, EDITH 534 Broadway Secretarial ‘The dwarf sees farther than the giant” Member of the Girls’ Service Club; Treasurer of the Belles Lettres Club; G. O. Representative 3B, 3A, 4B; Secretary to Mr. Barnard; Usher at Commencement 35: Fashion Show 34: Bond Paper Committee; Awarded Filing Certificate; 80-Word Shorthand Certificate; 40-Word Typewriting Pin; N. R. A Parade; Member of Pivot Business Staff D'ANGELO, RAFFAELA LUCILLE 135 So. 7th St Secretarial: Undecided “Modesty ts the grace of the soul.” G. O. Delegate; N R. A. Parade Gym Captain; Silver Typing Pin; 60, 80, 100-Word Transcription Certificates D'ASTA, ROSE CHRISTINE 63 No. 4th St. Secretarial: Undecided A girl who gets many a friend. N. R. A. Parade; Fashion Show '33; Filing Certificate; Secretary to Miss O'Connor. DE DOMENICO, ANNE 109 Bleecker St. Secretarial: Business A lad y, a sport, One who made the football team.” Glee Club 733, 734, Glee Club Chorus; Italian Club; Secre- tary to Mr. Fleischman, Coach Schneider, Miss Mohair, Mr. Barnard, Miss Baily, Coach Gannon; Athletic Club; Basket- ball '33, '34; С. O. Delegate; Student Patrol; May Day Gar- land Dance; Rifle Club; Art Club '34, '35; Bulletin Boa ds; Chairman Bulletin Boards Committee; Fashion Show; Girls’ Service Club; Sanitation Squad Service Club; Ticket and Decoration Committee for Art Club; Dramatic Club '33, 34; Gregg Writing Award; Penmanship Award; Art Club Dance. 14 DELL, ELEANOR 28 Devine St. Secretarial: Business “Shines o’er the rest.” Girls’ Service Club; Service Club Patrol; Secretary to Mr Barnard; Social Welfare Club; Secretary to Dh Mones; Basketball Team; Filing Certificate; Shorthand Certificate; Secretary to Miss Mohair; Photoplay Club; N. R. A. Parade; Graduation Usher; Concert Participant at УУ. $. H. S.; Sophi more Club; Typing Awards; Bronze and Silver DENNEBAUM, FLORENCE 14 Spencer St. Secretarial: Business 4 modest, uncomplaining soul. Shorthand and Typing Awards; Student Patrol; May Day Participant; N, R. A. Parade; Gym Captain; Secretary to Miss O'Connor; Irvington High School; Tennis Club; Basket ball; Hockey; Awarded Certificate of Merit DICKMAN, MAX 529 So. 17th St. Technical: Newark Tech A scientific mind knows no defeat. Student Patrol; Technical Club; Member G. O.; G. O. Dele gate; Naturalist Club; T-Square and Triangle Club; Tangent Salesman in Homeroom; N. R. A, Parade; Exhibition; Radio Club. DI COMO, MICHAEL VICTOR 657 So. 10th St. Business: Southern California “Blue are his eyes like the ocean’s hue, His wavy hair like the ocean too.” President of Commercial, Italian and Salesmanship Clubs; Sergeant-at-Arms for Italian Club; Band 732, '33, '34, '35; Swimming Club; Active Member Award for Italian and Com mercial Clubs; N. R. A. Parade; Drum Instructor Italian Club Fiesta (2); G. O. Delegate; 4A Class Delegate; Tangent Advertising Staff; All-City Band '35; Tangent Salesman; 60, 80-Word ‘Transcription Certificate; 40-Word Typing Pin; Tan- gent Skit; Pivot Advertising Staff; Salesman of Handbook. DIGGS, ALTON 25 Sommerset St. Business: Music Conservatory “Thou art a fellow of good respect.” Paul Lawrence Dunbar Club; Band; Orchestra; Freshman Baseball Team. DISEN, WILLIAM 607 18th Ave General: Univ. of Leningrad “Deeds, not words.” DUDEK, MICHAEL J. 164 Ridgewood Ave General: Notre Dame “He who strives succeeds.” Art Club; Salesmanship Club; German Club; N. R A Parade; Class Basketball '33, '34; Tangent Reporter; Varsity Football at St. Benedict’s '31, '32; Student Patrol; Boys’ Service Club; Homeroom Delegate; Latin Club. ENGLANDER, OSCAR 730 High St. Commercial: М. Y. U. “Exemplifying American youth, typifying honor and truth.” G. O. School Court Clerk '34; N, R. A. Parade; Dramatic Club; 30 and 40-Word Typing Awards; May Day Festivals. FARADAY, ELLIS 90 9th Ave. North Carolina State “Speech is the gift of all.” Varsity Gymnastic ” m '34, '35; G. O. Delegate '32; N. R. A. Parade; Caj n Gymnastic Team '35, '36; Intra- Mural Class Basketball Team; Assistant Manager Wrestling Team; Naturalist Club; Central High Boxing Exhibition. FARINA, CARMEL 118 Newton St. Secretarial: Newark Junior College She who scorns a man must die a maid. Girls’ Service Club; Library Guild '34, '35; Entertainment Committee, Welfare Committee, Treasurer of Library Guild; Kepresentative, West Side; Role of Sergeant in Play “Little Minister at West Side; Fashion Show, Central, June '35; Kresge Fashion Show, June '35; Sanitation Squad; Girls’ Service Club; Italian Club; Secretary to Coach Schneider; Office Work; 60-Word Transcription Certificate; 80-Word Transcription Certificate; N. R. A. Parade; Salesmanship Club; Glee Club '33; Choristers '33; Commercial Club 734, 16 VLL, CHRISTINI Secretarial FENDRICH, PANSY LENORE 533 So. 17th St. Secretarial Dana packages. Good things come in small | Glee Club; Girls’ Service Club; Student Patrol; 6 Word Transcription. Awards; 30, 40-Word Typing Ceremonies; May Day Fete; Filing Certificate; Delegate; Y. W. ( A. Exhibition; Fashion Show; Gy Class; Chevr E A. Club FERNICOLA, GERARD 5.0 Summer Ave Business: Undecided ‘The pen is mightier than the sword.” Member of G. O.; Interclass Basketball '32, '33; Football )2 33 GERACOS, GEORGIANA 15 Lock St. Secretarial: Pace Institute “A half-pint with a quart-size brain. Girls’ Service Club; Dramatic Club; Greek Club; Member of the Executive Committee of Greek Club; Chairman of Pub licity Committee of Greek Club; Patrol '33, '34; Lieutenant of Patrols '33, 734: М. В. A. Parade; 30, 40- Word Typing Award; Member of the Executive Board of Greek Club 735 GRAHAM, ELSIE FLORENCE 360 So. Orange Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “She lives longest who loves most.” Girls Service Club '34; Fashion Show '33; N A. Parade '33; Library Guild '33, '34; Filing Certificate; 60, 80-Word Transcription ; 30, 40- Word Typing Pins; Tangent Interviewer; Dedicated Bouquet to Mildred Zahn; Representative of Tangent at Weequahic High School '34; Secretary to Mr. Arnao '34; G. O. Representative '34 HALPERN, LILLIAN 68 Mt. View PL Secretarial: Dana “A sophisticataed miss. Girls’ Swimming Club; May Day Exhibition; Sales Club; Typing Award; Shorthand Awards; Y. W. C. A. Exhibition; +B Delegate; Secretary to Mr. Lewis; Vice President History Club; Shorthand Exhibition; Fashion Show; Tangent Repre entative. HAMPTON, JEAN 183 Brunswick St. Secretarial: Undecided “Long and lean, tall and lanky.” Choristers; G. O. Delegate; N. R. A. Parade; Salesmanship Club. HANSEN, JOHANNE M. 100 Orange St. Business: Undecided “O, never shall the school forget.” Banner Carrier '34, 735: Vice-President Girls’ Service Club; Member of Girls’ Service Club; Girls’ Service Club Patrol 733, '34, '35; Member of Sanitation Squad 734, '35; Seller of Bond Paper; Office Worker; Usher at luation (2); Student Patrol '33, '34; Class G. O. Delegate; Seller of G. O. Tickets; Swimming Club; N. R. A. Parade; Play Day Participant; Glee Club; 40-Word Typing Pin; Gym Captain '33, '34, '35; Locker Patrol; Member of Salesmanship Club; Constitution. Committee of Salesmanship Club; Chairman of Investigation Committee; Member of Library Guild; Secretary of Library Guild; Chair- man of the Constitution Committee; Member of the Scrapbook Committee; Gym Captain (Chief). HERZIG, FRANCES BERTHA 35 No. 14th St. Secretarial: Business To love and be loved is that over which money has no power. Art School—Red Cross Representative; Glee Club. Market Street School—Treasurer and Chairman of Globe Trotters’ Club; Chairman of Current Topics for Mr. Schlee. Central —Youth Week May Dance; Girls Play Day (2); N. R. A. Parade; Charter Member of Salesmanship Club; Treasurer of Sales Club (2); Chairman of Activities and Publicity of Sales Club; Tangent Staff (2); 30, 40, 50-Word Typing Awards; Secretary to Miss Lavers; English Class Tangent Representative; Typist for English Class Sub-Tangent; History Notebook on Exhibit at Kresge's; Won Fuller Brush Co. Essay Contest; Honor Roll ; Filing Certificate; 60-Word Transcription Certificate. 18 HICKMAN, MARGARET HOKANSON, JOHN Vechni JANKEWITZ, EDNA ZELMA 13th St business M KAPLAN, ARTHUR Business: N. Y. 1 KRUPP, EVELYN 284 Springfield Ave, Secretarial: Undecided “A refreshing wit and a sparkling tongue.’ Booster Club; Photoplay Club; Student Patrol; Naturalist Club; Swimming Club; Athletic Club. LARSEN, KATHLEEN 97 4th Ave. Secretarial: Undecided No gems, no gold she needs to swear; She shines intrinsically fair.” Art School—Athletic Club; Gleé Club. Market Street Dramatic Club; Secretary Globe Trotters’ Club; Secretary to Mr. Schlee; Secretary to Miss Geartner. Central— Student Patrol; N. R. A. Parade; Girls’ Play Day; Maypole Dance; Gym Captain; Gold Typing Pin; Silver Shorthand Pin; 60, 30-Word Transcription Certificates; Filing Certificate. LEACH, DORIS VIRGINIA 39 Lemos St. Secretarial: Undecided “A lovely personality.” President Belles Lettres Club 735, Vice-President Belles Lettres Club '34; Art Club '33, '34; Art Club Award '33; G. O. Member; N. R. A. Parade; Gregg Transcription Awards; Filing Certificate; Typing Pins. LOEWENTHAL, SIDNEY 11 Goodwin Ave. Technical: Mass. Inst. of Tech. The intellect of the wise is like glass; it admits the Light of Heaven, and reflects it. President of General Organization; Judge of Student Court; President, Treasurer, Chairman of Хир and Membership Com- mittees of Technical Club; Organizer, President (2), and Chair- man of Membership Committee Mathematics Club; President of Dramatic Club; Father in Play “Adam and Eve”; G. O. Delegate (6); Reorganizer, Vice-President of Science Club; Treasurer and Chairman of Membership Committee Boys’ Service Club; Usher at Graduation; Tangent Staff (2); Student Patrol (2); Boys’ Service Patrol; Super Honor Roll; Honor Roll; N. R. A. Parade; Junior Commissioner Youth Week; Member of Gymnastic Drill at Military Park; Delegate to Student Council Convention, Trenton '34, and New York Uni- versity '34; Inter-Class Basketball, LUTSKY, ARTHUR 89 Baldwin St. Technical: Undecided Laugh and the world laughs with you.” Vice-President Technical Club; G. O. Delegate (2); Defense Attorney of Student Court; T.Square and Triangle Club; Tan- gent Reporter; Tangent Salesman; Stage Manager for Dramatic Club Productions; Reception Committee for Dramatic Con- vention; Cast of “Costa's Daughter ; Jiu Jitsu Exhibition; Inter-Class Basketball; Electrical Exhibition; Public Address System; Student Patrol; Vice-President of Mathematics Club; Vice-President of Ping Pong Club. 20 MAISANO, THERESA 131 So. 14th St. Secretarial: Undecided She takes the breath of men away who gape upon her unaware. I would not play her larcenous tricks to have her looks p’ Honor Roll (2); Business Club; Patrol '32; G. O. Delegate 33; Athletic Committee '33; Sales Club; Commercial Club; N. R. A. Parade; May Pole Dance; Fashion Show '34; Play Day Fete 40-Word Typing Award; 60-Word Transcription Test; Penmanship Award; Gym Captain 735, Secretary to Mr Schleicher 735 MANCINELLI, MARY HELEN 139 W. Market St. Secretarial: Seth Boyden Sober, steadfast and demure. Student Patrol '33; N. R. A. Parade; Participant in May Day Celebration 733, Participant in Italian Book Exhibition; Member of Italian Club '34, '35; Participated in Newark Armory for Columbus Day '34; Member of Girls’ Service Club '34, '35; Sanitation Squad of Girls’ Service Club '34; Glee Club; Office Work; Member of Commercial Club; Gym Captain; 60.Ward Transcription Certificate; 80-Ward Transcription Cer tificate; Locker Patrol; Silver Typing Pin Award; 4B Delegate; Member of Salesmanship Club MANCUSO, HELYN MARIE 30 Richmond St. Secretarial: Undecided “As lovely as the day is long.” Secretary of the General Organization; Homeroom Delegate of General Organization; Girls’ Service Club; Secretary of Girls’ Service Club; School Betterment Committee; Girls’ Ath letic Committee; Patrol; Sanitation Squad; Art Club 733, 734, 35; Art Club Dance Committee '34; Chairman of Art Club Dance Committee; Usher at Graduation '34; N. R. A. Parade; Girls’ Athletic Club; Typing Award 40 and 50 Words; Art Club Skit; Lorker Patrol; Salesmanship Club; Glee Club; Glee Club Concert; Central Choristers; Art Hi-Lites Staff. MANDEL, HAROLD 29 Goodwin Ave. Technical: Undecided “Fleet as Mercury.” Track Team '32; Boxing Team; Football '32, '33, '34, '35; Varsity Football 734, '35; Basketball '33, 34; Wrestling Club; Terhnical Club; Naturalist Club; German Club; Rifle Club; Student Patrol; Tangent Staff '32; Chairman of German Dance; Interclass Basketball; Charter Member of German Club; Charter Member of Camera Club; Naturalist Club Award; Chairman of Technical Club Trip to the Battleship Saratoga; 3A and 4B Dances Chairman; Entertainment Committee for Naturalist Club Dance MARCHESE, FLORENCE 325 Peshine Ave. Secretarial: Undecided “Cheerful company makes sweet smiles.” ‚Italian Club; Typewriter Award; 60-Word Transcription Certificate; N. R. A. Parade; May Day Dance. = MONTANA, MAUA Secretarial: | led nde C1 “Ошсе! disposition. 3 Dele Show; O gate ; MOLAWKA, WALTER Business: 15th iV Studies Undecided 4 'round 5 ıb; Naturalist , 7 ] rouna anda ifle Club; lay Ch Team; Sale Ser ym ib ; smanship Ch Club; Club ice MOSER, St WILLIAM Business: “Flaming ooster Club; President Club; Member German Member the Junior Interclass Basketball E. Univ vouth. 355 Camden of California President Ä Central Hi-Y Club; Club; Cen Varsity Cross 33, 734: |Piw ecretary Chori ountry of ( B al ot t 1 ard; WILLIAM chnica 1, ει] PETERSON, DOROTHY Business: Unde PIERATTELLI, JOSEPH Technical RAU, WILLIAM l'echnica ROBINSON, HORTENSI Secretarii (seo! RUEGER, ERNEST Γι l'echnical RUNYON, JACOB EDWARD 370 Chadwick Avc Technical: Undecided ‘Men of few words are usually the best.” Camera Club; Naturalist Club; T-Square and Triangle Club; Organizer and Vice ident Mathematics Club; Homeroom Secretary: Member С. О.; №. В. A. Parade SATKO, ANNA 152 No. 5th St Secretarial: Drake's Bus. Coll A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the best of them. Athletic Club in Art High School; Globe Trotters’ Club in Market Street High School; N. R. A. Parade; 30-Word Typing Pin; Student Patrol '34; Girls’ Play Day; Gym Captain SHERMAN, BEATRICE 8 West St Secretarial: Undecided The charm of her presence was felt wherever she went. G. O. Delegate (4); Girls' Service Club (5); Sanitation Com mittee (5); Bond Paper Service (5); Fashion Show (6); Tan gent Staff (6-7); 60, 80, 100-Word Gregg Shorthand Award; NO. Word Gregg Shorthand Pin; 30, 40, 50-Word Typing Award SHORROCK, MARY ANDERSON 186 So. 11th St Secretarial: Business “A happy maiden full of laughter.” Member of Student Patrol; Filing Certificate; 30, 40-Word Typing Pins; Gregg Certificate; May Day Fete SISBARRO, ANGELYNE JULIA 134 Hunterdon St. Secretarial: Business Give me music and let me dance. Bronze Pin; Gregg Shorthand Award '34; G. O. Delegate; Treasurer Athletic Club '34; Service Club Patrol; Basketball 34; Central Glee Club '34, 735: Concert Given by Dr. Smith; Art Club '34, '35; Art Hi-Lites Reporter; Winner of Prize in Humane Society Poster Contest; Certificate of Achievement in 1935 by the Art Department; Dance Committee for Art Club Dance '34; Bulletin Committee for Miss Martin. SNYDER, MYRON RALSTON 27 Norwood St ine Arts: Undecided foh Sté Naturalist 33; All-City Ch 32, '34, '35; 34 esident Glee ( it WNEW SPARNO, JEMA M. 2? 22 Richmond St Secretarial: Business Men ber o Is 1 lu 4 5 9 riris’ Sei Sanı tation Squad 734, '3 ol '34; s 1; Glee b Con cert; Tangent 4 1 : t ; Art Club Skit; Committee for Art Club omero« Delegate; Alternate Home oom Delegate; Is’ Athleti nmittee; Girls' Athletic Club; On the Staff he A: i- Lites; R. A, Parade; Central Choristers; Wi Г 60, 8 τὰ Transcription Certificate; Winner of 30, 4 ord ng in; Pivot Typist SPATOLA, ALFRED RALPH 297 Sussex Ave Secretarial: Panzer “A small but great man was he.” Pivot Sport Staff; N. R. A. Parade; May Day Parade; 4A Delegate; 4A Committee; G. O. Delegate; Honor Roll; Busi ness Staff for Pivot; Intra-Mural Basketball Team SPATOLA, CATHERINE 77 Bloomfield Ave. Business: Coleman's College A pleasing smile denoles a pleasing personality. N. R. A. Parade; Student Patrol; May Pole Dance; May Day Parade; Italian Club; Gym Captain; 40-Word Typing Pins; Tennis Club; Photoplay Club; Salesmanship Club. STAMAS, JAMES 157 William St. Technical: Undecided Small but mighty. President Science Club; President Camera Club; President Boys' Service Club (2); Vice-President Technical Club; Vice- President Boys’ Service Club; Vice-President Greek Clul Deputy Chief Student Patrol; Student Patrol (6); Chief Boys’ Service Patrol; Captain Boys’ Service (2); Member of Boys’ Service Patrol (6); Defence Attorney Student Court (2); As sistant Prosecuting Attorney Student Court; Athletic Com- mittee G. O.; School Betterment Committee G. O.; Constitu- tional Committee G. O.; Chairman Point System Committee G. O.; Chairman Publicity Committee G. O.; Chairman Con- stitutional Committee С. O.; Musical Revue Committee С. О. ; Minstrel Revue Committee G. O.; Chairman Membership Com- mittee Technical Club (2); Chairman Publicity Committee Rifle Club; Chairman Program Committee Camera Club; Executive Staff Greek Club (2); Chairman Publicity Committee Boys’ Service Club; Chairman Publicity Committee Technical Club; Chairman Entertainment Committee Greek Club; Publicity Committee Greek Club; Sergeant-at-Arms Greek Club; Member of Student Council (6); Member of Boys’ Service Club (6); Member of Greek Club (4); Member of Science Club; Member of Technical Club; Member of Rifle Club; Member of Dramatic Club. 26 VALVANO, VICTORIA Secretarial: Coleman’s ttur e irri 1 charm.’ VITALE, JOHN A 84 Summe: |. mmercial la Basketball; N. К. A. Parade f Italian Club; Tangent Salesman; Special Student Patrol; Member of Itelian Clut late; Candidate for Cr ZALEWITCZ, VERONICA S Sec ZIMMER, EDNA O Undecided OTHER MEMBE -WISHE THE ARCHON CLUB The Archon Club is composed of those pupils who have consistently passed all of their work with marks of honor. Mr. Conkling is the adviser and the officers are: President, Antoinette Casciano; Vice-President, Margaret Hi ckman, and Secretary, Rae Daneshefsky. THE GIRLS’ SERVICE CLUB The aim of the club is to offer its services, wherever possible, for the welfare of the school. One of its chief functions is to help increase the scholarship fund. Miss Kaufman is the adviser and the officers are: President, Sadye Tischler; Vice-President, Sylvia Galuskin; Secretary, Helen Mancuso; Treasurer, Irene rowne. THE BELLES LETTRES CLUB This club aims to have students obtain a more intimate and pleasant outlook on the study of English. The faculty adviser is Mr. Barnard and the officers are: President, Doris Leach; Vice-President, Dorothy Neiman; Secre- tary, Audrey Young; Treasurer, Edith Damiano. THE BOYS' SERVICE CLUB The Boys' Service Club is one of the oldest clubs in the school. It is composed of the leader type of boy who is interested in serv- ing his school. Mr. Conovitz is adviser and the officers are: President, Tom Fiorenza; Vice- President, Pete Lardiere; Secretary and Treas- urer, Rocco Vocco; Chief of Patrol, James Stamas. THE LIBRARY GUILD The aim of this guild is to assist the stu- dents in the school library and in this way to increase the students in reading. The faculty advisers are Miss Caprio and Miss Ward. The officers are: President, Rose Corry; Vice- President, Rita Balzarin Secretary, Johanna Hansen; Treasurer, Carmel Farino. THE GREEK CLUB The purpose of the A. E. K. Greek Club is to stimulate an interest in Greek art and cul- ture for the Greek students of Central. Miss Oellrich is the adviser and the officers are: President, Ernest Agalias; Vice-President, James Stamas; Secretary, Athena Philia; Treasurer, John Kortaxes. TANGENT The Tangent staff consists of a group of young journalists who edit Central's news- paper, the Tangent. The editorial board con- sists of Evelyn Kalakura, Nick Ciango, Olga Ewaskiw, and Florence Sawicka. THE PHOTOPLAY CLUB It is the purpose of the Photoplay Club to teach students about the Motion Picture indus- try in all its phases. Mr. Lewis is the faculty adviser and the officers are: President, Irving Linkov; Vice-President, Leo Nathans; Secre- tary, Florence Riker; Treasurer, Mae Murray. THE FRENCH CLUB The French Club is composed of students taking the French course. Extensive studies are made of French life and the language. The officers are: President, Irving Krueger; Vice- President, Lucille Federico; Secretary, Helen Tulcher; Treasurer, Eunice Gray. Miss Arnold is faculty adviser. NATURALIST CLUB All the sciences—biology, chemistry, physics, minerology and astronomy—are represented. The faculty advisers are Mr. Harry Goldsmith, Mrs. Pressler and Miss Sadie Abrich. The officers of the club are: Joe Almacy, Presi- dent; Henry Ihling, Vice-President; Thelma Anthony, Secretary, and Chester F. Bradley, Treasurer. THE DRAMATIC CLUB The members of this club interest them- selves in the production of plays, including acting, writing, criticizing, and making their own scenery when producing a play. Miss Boutillier is the faculty adviser and the offi- cers: President, Sid Lowenthal; Vice-President, Rae Daneshefsky; Corresponding Secretary, Dorothy Peterson; Recording Secretary, Sadye Tischler; and Treasurer, Harold Jensen. THE ITALIAN CLUB The object of this club is to keep together the students of Central High who are of Italian parentage or ancestry and to enable these pupils to keep alive an interest in Italy. The faculty advisers are Miss Jackson and Miss Caprio, and the officers are: President, Mike DiComo; Vice-President, Nellie Lapomo; Secre- tary, Rose Casciane; Treasurer, Jean Scanello. THE SALESMANSHIP CLUB In the club meetings, good and effective selling methods are discussed and model sales talks are given by the members. Mr. Profeta is the faculty adviser and the officers are: President, Mike DiComo; Vice-President, Charles Kehoe; Secretary, Charlotte Kaplan; Treasurer, Marie Ambroselli. THE ART CLUB Any pupils interested in art work are eligible for membership upon submitting a sample of their work and being approved by the club members. Mrs. Hopper is the adviser and the officers are: President, Walter Vogelsberg; Vice-President, Anthony Bongo; Secretary, Vin- cent Carnivale; Treasurer, Edward Hewko. THE GERMAN CLUB This club is composed of students interested in the German language and was formed for the purpose of keeping alive the interest of Germany. The officers are: President, Walter Vogelsberg; Vice-President, Isadore Blair; Sec- retary, Helen Lehmkuhl; Treasur er, Lorraine Logan. The faculty adviser is Miss Oellrich. AERO CLUB The Central Aero Club has been formed under the supervision of Mr. Siegwarth to build model flying machines and enter them in air- plane exhibitions. 1 ۱ зө? T. سے‎ � ” e and THE COMMERCIAL CLUB The purpose of the Commercial Club is to provide an opportunity for students of the com- mercial department to discuss current problems, plans, and methods in relation to commercial progress, Mr. Heiges is the adviser and the officers are: President, Arthur Kaplan; Vice- President, Arthur Cryer; Secretary, Tom Fior- enza; Treasurer, William Short. THE CENTRAL HIGH RIFLE CLUB The Rifle Club is organized to promote 'bet- ter sportsmanship and better marksmanship. Mr. Murray is the adviser and the officers are: President, Fred Laible; Vice-President, Morris Krueger; Secretary, Fred Anedes; Correspond- ing Secretary, Alfred Harazda; Treasurer, Chester Handlewit. THE BOYS' BOOSTER CLUB This club stands back of every forward step that the school takes and is ready to “boost” all worthwhile projects of the school. The offi- cers are: President, Robert Matz; Vice-Presi- dent, William Moser; Secretary, Ed McLaugh- lin; Treasurer, Bob Hanlon. THE T-SQUARE AND TRIANGLE CLUB The club is formed to promote an interest in all types of engineering, drawing, and de- signing. It is under the guidance of Mr. Rehn and the officers are: President, Henry Ihling; Vice-President, William Wheaton; Secretary and Treasurer, Fred Laible. $3 m. � ὐ 3 ŞT A WB 1 net 0۸0 0 N Aye ] ED Y QD А MUR | er MARIS Rose Corky dbz AN Qur most obliging Our Shy female erad . Cabalero سا و RUNYON always har-‏ monizine‏ 29) Beauty 1 3 Our Class E Baby E 1 1 SAT à Long Distance A run. OSCAR ЕМС АМОЁ ? e OSCAR ENGLANDER has to reach up ) | р Our Class Tele - to touch bottom {А ! h SID graph ole я | Logan MAT, ! E will probably u, PAT MIRANDO ages ang Our class’ contri- ; bution to «he All- rn City team. raduatıng : ur | ч pays +ribute Fashion Plate A very close A x mA. = character study of FA REV ELL CHET BRADLEY 48 | deor de now working on perpetual CEN RA Bice SHORT Elected ‘most |ikely to suceed mc Victims above | E | , Please bear га, {í es 7 INES Р | Our lazy, but hard feelings IVY AVOREWS AR | ur lazy (зета en y Class Pest could ASTER 2 chemıst Жо cheerful cartoon ists. 1 T make a dog ery Wn السا the pros 1936, be ing of do will and testament: We, pectiv January, i memory, her: posing the school Item: Ti original pranks Item: To the for all the worn four years. hoy remember sincere Item: 7 next their excuses occasionally. Mones ineous speeche Mi homeroon will Item: To “Doc” the fond m our brilliant extempor class. Item: To future history student: 1 Со� о chaustible supply of history і vitz's un June 1936 the Indian ‚ class of June 1935. the Cla left u Item : Head pen 1936 we leave the will hang in Item : next to Rogue’s Gallery. space Item: Following the precedent set by our fore we hereby leave to Senior B’s, Miss Martin's office. To all students, leave Mr Wiener's help and guidance, to cutters the seat around the flag pole, and to the Freshies, we leave the battle-scarred furniture, and our lock ers with locks that go with them. Item: To the Art of Sleeping in Class any bears, do we book Freshies a entitled “The which no longer ıs of use to us. нээ? — eun M. Moun — ian, the peat eful quic - questions of “Well, us up on the elevator ?’ ( except Sadye good leave a stand when making we who have a lunch all vn het« fortunates rogeneous cafeteria. without lunch periods the during P. M if vou then starved to death. homeroom Item: To all those who over-sleep we leave Miss den's office and her penny late slips. To al ( T 101 Il the graceful (2) lads and lassies, ial dancing gym classes and to the rest of ve say never give up hope! Having disposed of all of our valuable posses and some that we haven't) we do hereby Mr. Monkey Shine the executor. ions ( appoint We do hereby put our sign and seal (a big ink blot) this our last will and testament. JANUARY nd de lare CLASS OF 1936. MiRIAM ROTHSTEIN, JAMES TSIOTSIOS, Attorney-at-Law Witnesses: SADYE TISCHLER, SIDNEY LOEWENTHAL, SYLVIA GALUSKIN, SELMA RAPHAEL. The day of the big trial had arrived, fifteen years of experimentation with patient suffering At last, the hopes of the entire world were to be fulfilled, in an invention no bigger than a radio and no more expensive. It was the greatly publicized radioactive tele- and trving tolerance. vision receiver that could picture any scene in action at that present moment anywhere in the universe. There were five scientists in the radio labora tory. They had all graduated from Central, January 1936, and were very close in their busi ness connections. There were Berne Hirschberg, the great promoter, who had originated the idea ; George Mussig, Ernest Rueger and Spiro Paulos, the famous radio engineers, who had perfected the invention to Last but not least was Jack Runyon, the eminent chemist, who ap- plied his electro-chemical genius to this colossal masterpiece. a Success. Naturally, the first tryout would be recorded for ages ahead so that it was necessary to think of a good plan for the projection of the tele- vision eye. Professor Runyon immediately sug- gested looking up the class of January 1936 and the others readily agreed. The eye was first flashed to Trenton where our great Governor, James Stamas, was in confer- ence with a women's delegation from Newark headed by Sadye Tischler. Among those dele- gates were the socially prominent Selma Raphael, Mary Kozowitz, and the wife of a great master- mind, Henrietta Tosel. In the kitchen were Danato Yannazzo and Bernice Zoppo, supposed to be cooking for the meeting but making eyes а. each other. 38 Focusing the eve on the great metropolis we hit the Metropolitan Opera House while Betty Karpf was delivering one of her famous arias. She was doing a leading role with Myron Snyder singing the male lead. Backstage, Tommy Zito and Vincent Carnevale boasted that they could do just as well. And started out to sing “She'll be 'Carmen' 'round the Mountain When She Comes, when the official bouncer, Harold Man dell, threw them out. Now world back to the other side of the theatrical John Andrews was kibitizing with the girls backstage at the Dickman's Burlesque, espe cially with Doris Brady. Out on the stage were the beautifiers of the Brohawn follies, notably Rose Corry, Beatrice Sherman, Edna Zimmer and Ann De Domenico. We chanced to get a glimpse at a highway scene where Harry Koltman was speeding to work, late just as in the olden school days. He stopped, however, to pick up a hitchhiker, John Hanek, and they reminisced on bygone days. Going up on the boardwalk of Coney Island we saw a special attraction which we suspected to be of interest to us. We cheated the barker out front, Joe Kairis, by not having to pay, and saw the largest and smallest men in the world inside, Oscar Englander and our class president, William Short. By the way, that name surely fits him. At another corner we saw Andy Di Giacomo, who featured by making things dis- appear but having known him in school we put two and two together and attributed it to the fact ihat we all have to make a living. Then, alas, the motor became overworked and the picture faded. Oh, well! Football Swimming X-Country Imagine... ? Popular Songs to 07+1 I Never Saw Senior Magazines Senior Mutterings on Receipt of Diploma The Wind | ү! Love Dancing Child's Query The Dim Future Why Couldn’t Faculty Members Here Since Central's Organization qe D Ча Mr i BES C : Mr. Goldsmith: “You recite on chloroform.” Stephen Jacob: may May I take ether ? Teacher: “Your recitation reminds me of Quebec. Pupil: Teacher: “How is that?” “Built on a bluff.” I think Pl open up an office when I grad uate.” “РИ probably turn out to be a janitor myself.” Customer: “What would you give me for a bad cold?” Jack Runyon (druggist): want your old cold.” Nothing; I don't “Is he self-centered ?” “Self-centered? Why, that guy thinks ‘Hail, hail, the gang’s all here’ is a solo.” Court: “Have offer the court?” Prisoner: I had two dollars but the Senior class took that away.” you anything to “I know a fellow who is so narrow-minded that he can look through a keyhole with both eyes.” “Aw, that's nothing, I know a man that's so stingy that if he knew his wife was dreaming about a quarter he’d wake her up and ask for it.” “That's nothing. There's a man who is so stingy that he is afraid to eat in the sunshine for fear that his shadow might want a bite.” 1 Scotchman [hen there's the creepv stories uldn't have to | that scientists say Didn't 111 «(11111 mosqu 50 what { you evel Jack Runyon: “I took to the races the other day Nick Ciangio: ‘‘Well, V ith pulle d the the telephone operatol and lost.” what has the telephone our losing f plug!” Operator got to d your money?” Jack: ‘She Teacher: cach month?” Spiro Poules: “Thirty days hath September, All the rest I can’ The calendar h: upon the wa bother with this remember, So why We Seniors would like to know : 1. Who bottled Eli Whitnev's Cotton Gin 2. Who won the Industrial Revolution? 3 Why do they whip cream? Lillian Halperin football team?” Bernie Zinman: work.” Lillian Halperin: What's that? Bernie: Well, I blow up the balls. I suppose you're on the “Well, yes. 1 do the aerial Mr. Rowan: John Hanek: Mr. Rowan: Hanek : “What is the strongest poison 7” “An aeroplane!” “How is that?” One drop and you're dead!” LILTING MUSIC BREEZV TEMPOS EXCITING FUN Technical Club Зу AE! a Y р dj ) 12) 2 мн 7ھ‎ AND H!S ORCHESTRA Plavind Nightly at the 0001 іад Things We Will Not Forget- RARA NEWARK, NEW JERSEY BROAD ST. at MITCHELL 2-4400 WILLIAM Р, GRACE Manager MARGARET'S For the Best Sandwiches CAKES SODAS HOT DOGS remade B EFFICIENT SECRETARIES MISS WHITMAN SCHOOL A FORMER CENTRALITE М $5 00 tins 2 nins, CENTRAL Typewriter Exchange Renaud's Beauty Salon ıl and roquignole Perma one by Skilled Operators ROWLAND STUDIO Photographs of Distinction ѕәгцѕед ‘exe ‘реэдЯ dOHS ЯХУЯ 5:036٤ THOMSON TYPEWRITER EXCHANGI ROSEVILLE FRAME SHOP Hand € d Frame Mirrors R lvere GUILIANO'S old, R nted, Repaired OFFICE SUPPLY CO BRANFORD T Flowers Insurance JULIUS’S DELICATESSEN Grocery Store ASHINGTON FLORIST, Inc Fk for All Occasions PECHTER'S BAKERY FRIEND Bread and Rolls THE UNIVERSITY OF NEWARK will offer NEW COURSES FOR THE SECOND SEMESTER Session 1935-1936 At 40 Rector Street Law Liberal Arts Pre-Law Business Administration Bachelor of Arts Bachelor of Science in Business Administration L.L.B. and L.L.M. 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DUFFIELD, President ice, Newark, New Jersey zz Tra BEN UID ati M TI M ИИИИЙ | 710 WET ГЕТЦЕ ГІД LA 71 ж TM Pivot Staff Editorials Principal to Parent Dedication ‘lass Directory ther Members of Class ell-Wishers ‘lubs га� оо� ‘lass Ballot ‘lass Will ‘lass Prophecy Sports Personals Poetry Advertisements THE PIVOT NEWARK, N. J. JUNE, 1936 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. XXV CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL No Executive Board Personal Department Gussie R Sport Department � LARDIERI Club News JANET Kror Poetry Department JosEPHINE ZAMARELLI Art Department JOHN SZARMOVAT ANTHONY J. CIFELLI Business Department Tvping Department PETER Dra ROBERT MAR Rocco Vacco NUNZIE Nicos Rose CARUS Advisers JOSEPH MILLER FAREWELL hand wheı ГІ r the last months senıors fınd we : 1 Undergrads and other high school it as so much paper a ditorial « penetrated us come a part of tral for twenty The tion yea rs exhilaration which gradua ings, the emotii pri same at sent 11 adens sorrow with twenty уе: sen printer so many enrich So ( flu such fine training and ful instruction tour being Each path with something nces use years ol one of us now fares forth on his own and Carry that separat« your rev fine to look back uy some Central, some that feeling inside. Wi matter with which to look to success Mater has all th« no l Farewell! and the things lma will her farewell with laughters Our FREEDOM The feeling h: spirit will be Dad own moment will to so long vaited 5 hat realization Mother with it What Laughter ? Has it not Then why ) que ll t freedom comes hard, Who the will one of fear. awaits us in this Happiness ? and life Tears? that cruel world? knows? said is what been fear? that protecting, helpin Wi st take For we, we steps are shall set this earth spinning faster in its [ thc th« hearts 1 Names of ambition and fires of and mu orbit with ош deeds alter our But like the slave freed from his shackles, the sun and the first eestatic moment of joy, reason comes and tingling in every fiber is closely followed by hopelessness, disillusion, anxiety hopes and ambitions and fear, one chapter of life wl have they” ve roud to er lips quiver, our Wt comfort; and no longer will the children consequences graduation vide better feel- to how these It nean can be what will for me and [write been an clated, inflated period e been glorious Yes, I know : s will probably read this and take nd ink; but can't you see that a и be original? Editors in Cen- have ns; t the experienced the same feel- Central for to the and editors in same editorial copy been more sincer« our endowments: memories of boast of you, defend you, N« tice, us have ed name on our lips and the rest of but will always be sons the Hill group will disintegrate: Stray, we Lady On Ninger. immer its blows, each one seek- With sickening shock that youth brought home no longer and school be there to lend to be there to support, aid, hand guide our faltering no mort Wt With God are on our own faces turned to ıpturned to we face life, of our being with these fears, nd ich are bidding adieu to be forever, Emily Kellerstrass. we will closed Freshman’s Future Rightful Retrocession DITORIAI Fated Folly Cash Calamity Querulous Question From Principal to Parent May 29, 1936. Dear Parents: Our span of life is filled with joys, trials and trıbulations during the training necessary for continuous, unified education and for its educational integration in the naturally diversified life of individuals. It is necessary that definite, dynamic controls of knowledge, impulses and inner urges be acquired through self-discipline. Self-discipline in life is like the brakes on a train, useful when applied if going in the wrong direction and useless when moving along normally. Self-discipline is a real life power, producing the development of self-restraint and self-denial. It makes us know ourselves and become aware of our reserves and resources. It makes us fit for trusting ourselves to ourselves, for the larger outlook of existence and service. It makes us fit to cope with life problems in unexpected emergencies furnishing presence of mind and the will-power to do our very best at all times. Yours truly, ПИРЕ Дейн il Principal IN DEDICATION We, the Class of June, 1936, dedicate this PIVOT to the tireless efforts of our beloved guide and friend, JOSEPH MILLER — TW � ESTER ALLAN,) | rh. Teck ic Business He chme, Sate; he ġe u rgd.” іс Quby] C: h бока’ әш Мет” a nd ka to Cónquer”; ù y Dramagt Club .; Imfer-How Roog lath Captain, 35; Rifle ) : $e al Club; y. n fae y; Mathematics Club; аи с Club Cena A Mristers; Member Newark Kiani б Club; Radio] gadcast, W JZ; ғ” Newark Normal SchZo1; Spanish (и ; Football '34; N L VeCCO, ROCCO М, Vice-President ` 88 Morris Aye Business: New NY y Law School “Every great та� yas his own gréat method. Track 33 Stud P Ne Greek Minsel '33; Boys’ Service Club; xt Club; i-Lites Staff Musical Review '34; Third Prize, Art NCohtest, Newt Jersey Schools, '34; Honorable) Mention ê = ade 35; Boys’ Week Celebration; Intra 2 2 35; Secretary а� а Treasurer Boys’ er vice € 35, Certificate of Merit for Art Award '35; Vice Presidem “4 Club 36; Central Boxing Squad '36; Arc Member. ра Ns NICHOLAS JOHN ecretary 28 kiness: New York University охе i ool spirit stands out. Reis м № Winner мг. O'Brien's Mathematics Contest; A 1 Wr Ud '34 ; Hoxing Club, Baseball Team '35; As un '34; Assistant Manager Football stant М: ger, Gym, 3 35: VRifle lub; Salesmanship Club; Art Club; egatés 4A [Delegate; May Day Celebration. IN Ap we 298 So. we St. 5 ston University ‘Ay rire compound iii 1 7 ау % s 8 apiay Phot Hotel Pennsylvania, park Mer orial Hospital; KAY, SELMA Business Manager 458 So. 19th St. Commercial: Business H pays to advertise. Filing Certificate; Commercial Club; Swimming Club; Second in F. H. A, Contest; Second in “ Value of Time in Education Contest; Chosen for Airport Contest; School Yodeller; Kresge Exhibit “School Advertiser'; 40- Word Typing Award; 7” Word Transcription GRY ` 172 Roseville “Hor Secretary ar gate; l Vocationa Cast in mercial Freshman ner Carr Archon Captain of Committee; Ceremonies ı0, 50-Worc Dance Certificates 9 ident 'reiNent (e St. N Given та Football ; otball Parade; May Day X WU Fre wale em ) ы� 44 5о. udent Patrol; Ch Py kl na. ves.” Orange EVELYN FRANCES Personal Editor Secret SON, arial: Business ] ad Red Cross Dele Washington; Secretary, Secretary, Dramatic Club, 36; Club; Secretary, Ci Iwomen's Club; at City Stadium '3: Usher for Dramatic Captain of Girls’ Service Chairman Red Cr irman Patrick's, Valentine Dance; at Crippled Children's He Fashion Py] Award Pivot manners, all who mired.” ss Club, '32; Athletic sentative it lub; sar Club; Salesmanship Schox m Speaker Jan Club; Patrol; Reception Mistress Show; Exhi Graduation; ior Arc; bition зи me; Stan ` GUSSIE ROTH, A Personal Department M Sec retari: aR тіс „йи� че і� Жу; 4 “Ж Wy: Belles 1 M al 10 | U, 80-Wor Жо а + M oet nU Staff; Drar кй o СїчЬ, equahic ; Hon Ro. Weequah ШИТ RZOW, WALTER , Art Editor, =, ANZ +. иса!: New: Sports shall be єсїї.” dasketlía Shuad; Gym Cap- anda W ıt Lifting Class; ei Club; Naturalist 4 DO ine and gq Intsanyfral 36: Y stTing Delegate; Té 5459. va cation. KROLL, EVELYN Literary Department ve. Secretarial: willing heart, a helping hand, N. Y. U. Always ready on demand.” Student play Club; Typing Nw ard; mittee ; Girls Essex ‚Aounty Patrol; Club; Girls’ Service Club; Photo- Club; Transcription Certificate; Table Tennis Club; Chairman Handbook Com- Athletic Club; Chevfis; Arc Member; Delegate аға League 35; Personal Staff. Dramatic Salesmanship f gtarial: Business of living.” 'ertificate; Pivot Staff; - ВКОЖЧЕМТЕУЕ MARGAR a Viterery Department zne Ф? muta аі Givi hi athieticx 2 he May ay CelebratiofWHfónor, ҚЫП; [Second H ni Roll; fangent Staff; ( На +2 skétball Tealn ; WE c mall “С ap Dancing ч ( А. outh Wek ' Celebı atio n; Buster Club; Fr AR; | НАЙ ate; 180-Word Tianscriptiony@er қ ( Ру: ġitiċate; Ir eye sirls’ Serge Club '32; airman Committ iee-President jute smanship Съ; Pivot Hu uff J ص‎ Y e K gr x Y е; ER u va 3: Aarial: Business t ley | ay Zo. Же ы ka ›; Masurer? lesmansħip € IMA sġe айы n FLA хай Shorth JAW ärd; d де� те Y ns, dd a e Jourgalikm € ; Sa A SCHARF, SARA N. y Literary Department , 160 үгіндісі АМ. | Secyétarial : ‚Büsiness ‘Blonde her hair ġattkactiv Ф he r ways: Dpamatic Club ; ор: Club (Gies Service Club; Тур wards ; 60 ам 80- War Franseripfion Cektifica cass. ҒА 3 Y KROL, JANET ELIZABETH Club News 726, Sp. 19th St)“ Commercial: N. J. Coll. for Women “Blushing is the.colór of virtue. Super Honer Roll '34; Presídeyt of Archon Club 35; Senior Arc; Gym Ghevrons; Captain of Basketball Team '33; Banner Carrier; Girls’ Athletic Club; Gold Tvpewriting Award; Win ner Gregg Shorthand Certificates; Girls’ Service Club; May Day Prdgram CIFELLI, ANTHONY J. Art. Department 433 Fairmount Ave Business: Art High School ; “Lhe force bf'his aff Wakes fus way.” Art Claħ; Cartoonist gor Art Wi-Lites™ Pirit Prize for Poster L Contest for Ай Club Dance (Prize; Gold Medal): Honorable ك‎ Mention for. “Newark On Parade” Posteg Contest '35; Bulletin Caminittec 735% Commercial Ctm, Second; Walt Disney Made Advertising Different Clubs; Ам Club Emblems (3) ; Contesty Entered: Humaue, Newark On Parade, etc.; ¡Honorable Mention for Humane Poster NANCY j epartment s2” Secretarial: Business tther too carelgss r too glad, Nor too, stu Û Р sad.” 1 so Word cription Ceryfficates; 50-Word Typing talian Book xhibition ing Department Secretarial: Undecided they say, but her ' is no way. % Transcriptic ertihcate; Art Club; Girls’ Service 'outh Week flebration; Tangent Staff; 50.Word | ¡ALBA! NO, MAU S 514 td Undecided ner and Ж gentlegg heart.” Program ' nt SS Mr. Lewis; ALLING, GERTRUDE V. Tuxedo Parkway Secretarial: City Hospital “Why not smile, and be happy? amatic Club; Secretary to Mr. Calman; Glee Club '34; Club; Secretary to Miss O'Connor '35, '36; Tangent Typing Pins; Concert '34; Glee Club, 07 toplay 30, 40-Word n Junior High. Club; AN ping. CA st 60, Typing F чу Жы Grad usftîon 35, '36 ud „or A F YED echnical: Cooper Union pe) s фғай bider than words.” 'riangle pu Vice-President and Secretary of Rifle C , 735; Proihárksman, Marksman and Marksman; First € s Awards from National Rifle Association; Naturalist Я ib; Jitsu JE уо� for Boys’ Week; Charter Member уч ew Ji as ` School Rifle Association. ( IN г Ü 4%, ape | MT 1 Peshinc Ave. 1 Business :| Ny Y. U. | “Take сб worry legs.” 4 Salesmi азі“ Club; Es dime rcial Club; f Inter Class Basket: ball Team i Boys’ Weck €elebratign ; Boxing Clubs Boxing gud Wyestling Club. BARRY, ELIZABETH CATHERINE 58 No. 6th St. Secretarial: Business “The mildest manner and the gentlest heart.” Student Patrol; Archon Club; French Club; Filing Certifi- cate; Y. W, C. A. Entertainment 35; Secretary Mr. Hegeman, Mr. Goldman. BETZ, WILLIAM F 143 Sunset Ave Technical: Business “A lion among the fair pr Club; Naturalist Club; Tangent LATER, ISADORE 608 So. 12th S General: Undecided “Well done is better than well said.” Student Patrol; Photoplay Club; President of Photoplay Club '34, '35; German Club; Vice-President of German Club; Vice-President of German Club 37 ` S CMM дата 7 өне, Жең BOTTITTA, JENNIE_L 346 So. 6th St. Secretarial: Undecided Be good, sweet та and let-tgho wiHbealeger.” Ox Photoplay Club; Salesmanship Club; Treasurek of ‘Ralesmay ship Club; Secretary to Miss Beutillier а� а Mrsk Pressief; IT 10-Word Typing Awards; - ` = к y |. BOYLAN, GEORGE 60 So. 13th St. ) Georgia Tech. “Fond of dress But fonder of dr а Youth Week Celebratidts,34; Assistant Manager of Gym f г Team '34 NCross кү� ім: SN '35 J j ` y A J 3 BUZASy ELLA 670 So. 14th St Secretarial: Busines “Ihe Sweetest noise д� са Ия a woman’s tongue; A string which! hath no discord.” Art Club; Basketball Team 35; French Club; Secretary to Mr. Barnard '34; С. О. Delegate; Dressmaker for Puppet Show; Assistant to Miss Hastings for Valentine Party. CADMUS,AMÜRIEE FLORENCE 82 Pine Grode Ter Steretarial: Business � dirl jf cheerful yestevdays and confident tontorrow 4 matic Club; Photdpħf Club; G. O 'atrol ; Silver) Руди Pin; Shorthand 4 A. P P. г Ра AMES ep EDWARD С l жо 14т 5t Ur Business: | ordfiam “The red Нат of field and heart.” 3 Basketball '34; Baseball '36; Wrestling 7394; Salesmanship Club; G. O. Minstrel; pation; Commercial Club; Rifle Club; Boys’ Tennis Club; Wrestling Tournament '33; Pierrot and Pierrette.” 9% MARIE Secretarial: Business air and sweet.” ranscription Awards; 30, CARUSO, HELPN 41 Montgómery St, Secretarial $ Business “Ayhapp)y breegy. person.” Made Puppetslféx Mis! Hastings; Assistant, Secretary to Miss Hástings; Anhouncer for Misg O'Connepy; Мау Day Dance. ` ` CASARELLA, SYLVIA 307 Sa 7th St Secretarial: Bu-iness Sober, steadfast, and demure.” | MGirls’ Service Club; Phótoplay Club; French Club; 40-Word ffypewritiyg Pin; 80-Word Transcription Certificate; Filing f Certificate; Participated in Dance at Y. W. С. A.; Scholar ship Arc. A SA s Lar С CASHILL, WILLIAM š Technical: Georgia Tech “Slow but sure.” Football '34; Junior Varsity '35; Puppet Club; Technical Club; Intramural Basketball 34; Baseball 35; Naturalist Club CASTIGLIONE, NANCY ROSE MARIE 187 Berkeley Ave. Commercial: Undecided “Thou art unseen, yet I hear thy shrill delight. Typing Award. 7 jJ | ONTERELLA, JENNIE 611% Sixth Awe. N _ Secretarial? Undecided 1 “А friend Mb' all , Athletic Club; Student Patrol; Basketball; N. R. A. Parade; Мау Day Celebration; 60-Word Transctiption Certificate. COOK, CHARLES 20 Triton Ter. Business: Undecided ‘Quiet and unassuming he takes his place among men.” Secretary Ping Pong Club 33, 734; 4B President; Boys’ Week Demonstration (Dumbbells) '33; Boys’ Week Demonstra- tion (Jiu Jitsu) '34, 293 Four NT 3 40-Wor Tywing “Award; l Filing Certifi ; Secretàjiv D'ACUNTI, MICHAEL J 699, No. Sth, St 4 i - Teghnical: Brooklyn Poly Yowvead, the гей will follow Member Natiwaltst Club, Teéjínical Club. T-Square Triangle i Candidate for 4A Secre Club, Rifle Club N. R. JA, Parade; î 1; | � M. ` � m Acted) Šêptain of Н. R. Basketball Tear ату; Captain уут 4% | ĦU Techiħtal: Undecided an among men p OQI ack ' ra ural Basketball 35. $ ootball Team '34, '3 ММА ) Setar та Bus Sin ft nedér heard Z Ch sters C к же uy S pend Berto V DE FURIA, ANGELA 73 Highland Ave. Secretarial: Drak: “An equal mixture of good humor And a sensible, soft melancholy.” Play Day; Tangent Staff; Dramatic Club: Photoplay Club; Athletic Club; Girls’ Booster Club; 30, 40-Word Typing Pins; Treasurer, Girls’ Booster Club; Vice-President Dramatic Club; Cast of “Adam and Eve”; Took Part in Italian Parent Night „ЗЕ MARCO, EDNA 268 я. ittleton| Ave. Secretarial: Undecided | “Blushin ра sign of Bashfulness.” , PhotoplayiClub; Chevrons (2); 44-Word Typewriting Award; Miling Семе; Мау Day Dance? A арсы , JOHN 87 Wilsey Business: Alabama “Still Wwe 2 runs deep Art Club; Bulletin 'ominittee; Honorable Mention for Newark On Parade Po j Contest 35 DEMBSEY, FRANCES 72 Sw. 9th St 1 Secretarial: Business “She who wants a теті must be a friend. Phiótoplay Club; Dramatic Club; Archon Club; С. O. Dele кәде; 60, КО, '100-Word Transcription. Certificates; Filing Cer tificates; 30-Word Typing Award i П DL У: AS, NM K. 2 V 542 So) ДВ St. U Business: N. Y, U «ТЖ most manifest sign G) + Wisdom s continued cheeNulness? May Day Dánce; Commercial Clubf Italian Club Night; Glee Club '33. ` | - Y | AN DUDA, JOSEPHINEN )103 Wallace St, N Business: Business Giteerfulyess is the wnanifestation df wisdom.” Commercial Club; French. Club; Dri amatig Club; Girls’ Service Club; Committee, Valentine Party. Secretarial: Business about you, Жаа friend.” Transcription Awards; Student Parade; Italian Club; Secretary to Mr. Trotters’ ‘lub; Fashion Show; Handbook Salegman ; -Word Embi Pin. KATHRYN Secretarial: Business elways with a smile.” Secretarial: Undecided as a dove; shfs one you can love.” Girls’ Service Club; Photoplay Club; Dramatic Club; May Day Dance; Y. W. C. A. Exhibition; Cast of “First Dress Suit ; Play Reading Committee, Dramatic Club; Filing Cer tıhcate GARAFALO, DOROTIIY 136 Brookdale Avd Secretarial : Business May Day Celebration; - ord Typing Awards; Filing Certificate, SÛRA PORA, JOHN e ` Dines: P. GeBarringer Evening entle 2 spegch, beheficenly of “mend.” Dramatic Club; Sales Map ship Club; CoWmereia Glub ; Vice Resident Gommeretal Си 36; @igss Ва нива! Те) '34, '35; nior 2 ; “Но� дг Кой Борби? По� о, Roll; Boys Week Celebration: Tangent Qomtributor; Typing Pin; Cast of “She E жюр5 Со� аце. ч ` сеъ“ - A ASAS ‚ Ж N д WA L, 2 : p GRASSLE, МДМА 17 th St. 7 egre hrial Afsiness 4 Ж Uls she so qujet y! de A j ` Maybe ' Be lol e, but don't b of sure.” 7 Student Patrol; Gym Captain. J TN AJ ң WEN tala K. 846 Mt. Prospect Ave. бг Al Market Street High dune; di. Brad 5f ‘Swimming CJub ; _ 30, 40, 50-Word Typing) E ards rar atic Club. cape Kathryn Gibbs f v KUN м G wong HELEN 8 Quitinase St. A рете а (у ffécided en i Aa j. Onor Roll; A.ibyary di Сети ae Belles Lettres lub; Аус Xyember; 30 ord Жа ins; 60, 80-Word VOR E Gregg Y Cription г. PAULE, бы: ll said. ink Awards; Filing Да А� (2); Short- GUALTIERI, FLORENCE 633 No. 8th St. Secretarial: Undecided A quiet student and a good friend. Photoplay Club; Tangent Staff; 30, 40, 50- Word Ty pe riting Awards; 60, 80, 100-Word T ranscription с ertificates; 120-Word Transcription from WOR Contest '35; Filing Certificate. GUINTA, ANGELO 46 Carolina Ave Secretarial: Undecided “Late to bed and late to rise Makes a student, or otherwise.” Club; Treasurer of Art Club; Naturalist Club; HAINS, RUTH , я : sġretarial: Business Stant efort.” 24 Certificate ; ; Archon Club; articipated in HALL, PEGGY 41 Wakeman Ave. Secretarial: Business “IPs a priceless evil to be unaffected. Vice-President of G. O.; Corresponding Treasurer of G. О.; Girls’ Service Club; Dramatic Club; Photoplay Club; Girls’ Athletic Club; Student Patrol Captain; Greek Club Minstrel; Prosecuting Attorney in Student Court; Banner Carrier; 80 Word Transcription Certificate; 50-Word Typing Pin; Filing Certificate; Stage and Radio Performance of “The Maker of Dreams ; Photoplay Club Debate at Regent Theatre; Gym Chevrons; Invitation Committee of Youth Week; Tangent Staff; Girls’ X� Club; May Day Dance. ROBERT ê sui t. Pechnical: Georgia Tech MU 3 Fü to do.” 4 l С бу Team; Captain of New Jersey State К ‹ саке ат 35; Dana College Invitation; „Жиу С wéy Team; Varsity Indoor Track; Varsity Base +� bali; Piejie of Cross-Country Club '35; Vice-President Hi-Y Fre of Booster Club '34. K. RRISON tAVMOND 202 No. Mth St. if тесни 281: Stevens Inst. of Tech. When a man marrie $ hit troubles begin.” Stafnp Club; Naturalist Club; T-Square Triangle Club; Re ing pe Radió Club; Freshman Football; Technical ; Class ħeketba ay Representative to Chemical Exposition. Salesn y | Fs ас ERICK J. ву, lieu Pl U Technical: Alabama Poly Owu ад victory 15 ї� нет 4 (еі, byh jl rising етеу time we falkX eghni xr ef: Yice-Pre E aturalis vat Secrktary T gi fd ingle Лир easurer Technical Club 734; lembe Am) ; , Secret Technical ung % Cla 5; Mathe ier içi lub; Rifle Club; ms adio іш; E са! Showt734 biting ontrol adest. it Gr абдан би“ i cider i s Da кефай 33; Football Team '34 К HOÓVMLU n � ATRICE JESSIE ФЛ охе Business: Business L- м Preident G K ` ce 1 '36; Chairman Sanitation Sat ; Banner rrier; Graduation; Salesmanship Club; ( wnercial Club; Archo lub; Senior Arc; Girls’ Athletic Y lub; GrugChev rons; fr Honor Roll; Honor Roll; Officers’ i French Pr “xhibited at Kresge's; Freshman Rally Spe As. Red Cross resentative; Business Club; Reporter the Scoop uti, li St rue Жа théfless � ође jit Hoh Rell; Jt | Ра ervi САБ ды Yusu Их Lie, AK� © - JAPANCI W. ных i ри“ don ç; y Technical: фре� есісі Univ. Y Silence рад е el oquent that ғаз.” Square Tri: ingle Ab; Preside € Squ: we Triangle Club 735; Secretary 4; Naturalist Club; “ ша y; Secretary Rifle Club 3 Rıflê Seam 35; Pec cM a) President Spanish Club ' Home Room Ваё 35; Dramatic Club; Cast KP Stoops to ( жи” ТОМ; M iatics Club A Г Ne JANUSH, LILLIAN po eo. дам МК. Secretarial : Визшо6з катер s ДР nê oo late; live today Glee ip Се tifi 5; Junior Red (Ұз T А $; 'Ġi ris' Service ( ір; керке AleCipy � r Chort AN, ing Awards; Typing Gente I at W ж - ing Cert mj ME lranscription Се� о f {brary orker PSinger at vanis Club; Reporter for Arts fgh Scho 4 Paper: Honor Roll;|Girls' Athletic Club; May Day Festiv: и: Sale anship Club Sgceretariaß ‘Business ita) she always it Grdek, lub '36; Chairman Дейно of Greek Club; debi T e AS ей тоуум АС pa NE WT. “reta хав: Parker Sec. Sch. ker, “Speech is the g8t of all. f ON Delega” Studen atkol; € japtain ve Now cr. м“ Day Celebration ; „ I ary Klub; G topla w, C lub; Silv yping ard; 80- Word fon ho Pt rd ger Secrepag vo Mr, is, Mr. Schleicher, a мъст 155 out, ical : Business compänio Club; Rifle 'eam ; Rifle Award; Vice- Cast in “Costa's { `; Homeroom Basket- Naturalis; AU President Naturalist Club Archon ; WT-Square Triangle Club; „ Club '35; Mathematics Club; Dramatic Club. и nile will go far. Market St Globe Trotter's C nnis Club; Announcer fer Miss O'Conner. ] l LA f PR y LURA� 520 Summer Ave. re ésby terian Hospital ning AA L МВД� , FRED. HOWARD 689 So. 20th St Technical: Newark Engineering Of suchy а merry, nimble, stirring spirit.” Rifle Club President; Rifle Team 214, 735,736 + Г.ба� аге Mid Triangle Club 35,7736; Ivtramura Basketball 34, Mathematics Cli; Tecfinikal СИЯ ЖаТағб!150 Hub; Spanish Gab; Огаитанс Club; In Cast of “Costa's Daughter md “Shé -Stoops Treasuref of Conquer WAS LINFANTE, FRANCES 243 Parker St. Secretarial: Business Do well the duty that lies before Dramatic Club Cast “Prose Tangent Award; Italian Award; 60-Word Honor Roll Pin; you.” Preferred” and “Adam and Eve”; Parent Night; 30, 40-Word Transcription Certificate; Tangent Club Typing Filing Certificate; % y AJ 1 ф fs 1 ( y� уту, IRVING SIDNEY h INKOV, IRVING SIDNEY y 147 Clif Ay үс. | Business: N. YA 1 “Alpünster and, camera тай и ambifions. Pecretury Allleuich@lub '32; B4y6' Week Celebration; Treas биге: [able Tenis Club '34, Vice Presidant 35; orresponding Кесте гу Р} 'téplay. (Шар '357-Presifeni 85, '364 Table Tennis Team 193,733, '35, aM Delegate for. Pħigtoffaw Club at N. Y. Comention 36% Member of Commititeltid visit Paramount Ум, Long Ја: ; Class Basketball Теди 33, 734; Tangent I Salesman, Chrauithan of Show, Shade, Picket, Advertising and Poin о ее of the Photoplay Club JELORES Secretarial: Business tter name, for friendship Dramgic Club; In Cast of “Costa's First Dress Suit ; Italian Club; Tap Girls’ Athletic Club; Chevrons; May 225 Littleton Ае, у ses Hal: Persua t 1 taps her KUN whene Т lub; Dramatic NCKib; Tang Staff; 1 X0- Word) il-Ward Transerjption Certifiġate; Eu Week Fi N ` ¬ 94 MARCHESE, JOSEPHINE 154 Eighth Ave Secretarial: Undecided “She touches nothing, but she adds a charm. Shorthand Certificate; Typing Award; Filing Certificate McNISH, MARION 311 Warren St. Secretarial: Business “Silence is more musical than any song.” German Club; 30, 40-Word Typing Pins. ) cad. of Dra. Art Althe ary Staff; L Па� ғ C иг; � еуго� з; 4 SWorthand Certificates; ibrary Guild sa Mains right Rt. b; 7 Tea Cast in atic. Club; T-Square T gle Club; жо Jitsu Exbfifition; Table tramuraf Basketball “ , в, накогъ Business: Business and dream.” mmer jer . 7 NI yy V 1 = à мојкмоокд5, IMHoward S y) Е AJA quiet ж friendly | К 4 ND qeran eai 5 E zs d № M A i N š Ñ % ) е Y IMOVER, GENEVIEVE EILEEN Ye V ade: St N Business: Undecided ехо у N Y Quiet and shy. ; nee! Club jP Athletic Club; ıt Gead@aefon; Anghon Club; Sento $ TONI ` S ` MUQCIL [ARIE . Ave pee � “Business HA � ам защуа!, wis? sinceryy. x oplay 1 бә ship Club; Sily Typing Pin; Phptop С°: магу to Miss don Y | съ 4 N 36; sralist Club; chos r 337 32-732, 34 ntrz r ma Две 4 ewark High Archon uy? Square 4 riangle Chyf; ağeba 35; Recdved Athle “С”; Tang Salesman ; Awarded Tangent “( wd ya Li PASQUALE, 01 MA A (9 No. 7th ` Î wre we xak, de кн � о wrong fil ys - ho iv P ТЕГ” p Pr rd Certificated £ | lub, l) 1% M Ё ( PELVY, LORRAINE DELIA 6 Вгоа ya Secretarial: Undecided I we d nide girl you'll find her. French Club; Naftkalist Club; Esse County; School Chorus ) Bronze Пуни Award; Filing Ceftificafe; Fashion Show PEZZA, MARIE 466 No. 6th, St | Secretarial: fen, “А «тие fs rth-al yu ВПатз bu ib Desn t | d мамо $ р ost a t0- Word Fashion Show Pin; LU, 0-W« rd ңі � ата 778 № A ) Y PISCIOTTA, CHARLES 23 Бо 9th St. М Technical: Newark Tech P An honbyt man ús � с Woblest work of God.” Ve N Winner! of Mir, O' Brie Mathematics Contest; Italian Club lay ; Itajjbh Club J ıralıst Club Û - Wi $ West DOROTHY 349 Hunterdon St. Secretarial: Business “A silent, sweet, peace-loving maid.” Filing Certificate; Penmanship Certificates; Typing Awards 30, 40, Word; May Day Parade l ' , RULIGNANO, MICHAEL 39 Wi Market St Technical: Undecided ү NN Study hard and you'll succeed.” Naturalist Club; Art Club; Student Patrol; May Day Cele bration; G. О, Delegate % ҢОХЕ, ELLA Secretarial: Panzer Де i ge isdhief in that girl. kriptioh Awards; 30, 40-Word Typing Dance; (Art Club; Italian Club V , ; SCHANTZ, RHODA IL. 193 Priuce St Secretarial: N. JACoM. for Womeh ) ° ° Û А k А She is small, she is diise, she’s alterror fbr her е” , Library, Staff; Libfary Guild, (Président 6; | Salésmanship Club} Plstoplay СІМ; Ping] Pong DO 40, 50-Word Typink “Awardsg | Represembtive to Dwight Morrow High Schéolf Filing, Certificate SCHMIDT, ICE ë : qw a 4 61514 Beregn St. Secretaria B “Quiet с Commercial (Ди ) М ÍZ, JEROME usiness-General: Univ. of Chicago and then is relished by the ianship Club; Tangent Salesman. APO RER LEE , f SEBRX, HELEN l g aen St. § „Business: Undecided . | {Phen ne għas a,Soft aud pensive grace, (2 A case of, Нона pon her face.” ce na Club ; Girls) Athlete Club; Typing Pin Awards; (am гє X lub “ | J M SINNIGEN, JOHN HENRI 55 Mus Jusiness: Business beth jo tte e a on nter-Class asketball “Ker nop arem d qM J SPACÍANTE, JACK Чоц Ave. % Business N. Y. „гек Acasdn И ple а� де өнүн sdom we Sub; aptain ke ħal m Class; date ter 44 e- President ; in; G. O. Delega West p frestling Team ıntey Team; Tangent ale si HESTER JAMES Business: N. Y. U. E SM с en soften pain to ease. 10- Word C rates a Reporter; Boxing Drill; East 3 ide АГ am. TTA AGNES Secretarial: Business ed herald of youth.” Typing Awards; 60, 80-Word Service Club; Photoplay Club. ко TROYKY, 1105 y Û ¥ 52 Pillinghast St. Technical: Alahama 4 “A scientific mind knows no bounds. Pho ДА ( u Science Club; Delebate to Student Conven tion ; German Club; Vice-President of Rifle Club; Rifle Team за: Captain of Rifle Team 33. 4, TUCKER, N Y E: terdon St. Secretarial: Business “Give mg 7) d let me dance.” ‚awrence a 60, 80-Word Transcription ; 30, И Туй Awards; Member of Tangent lay Day W T x Contest at Salesmanship Club ща MAN POPERING, ALDEN 74 Montclair Ave. Technical: Newark Coll. of Engr The volt is mightier than the sevord.” „Каква BURGH, LEONTINE | Secretarial: Business ıs worth doing well.” est -LibrafyAgsistant ; Z A, 160- Word E id ranScfipt Cer. D | ) A 4 š J IWAWANSH, VIOLA 452 Sd. 17: SN) or Youkg in limbs, in judgment old. 10- Nord Typi Pin; 60, 80-Word Shorthand Awards. Y Secretarial: Undecided TSTEN Ben DRE ZZ NA 441 аваа у‹ Secretari: : Business “Happy ж а lark. | Salesmanship Club; Phgrgrfas ay oe; Library Guild y BA + , Y | J YNE iká, Ary LOUJSH жо Фу 7th, St. N Secretfirial: | Heide l м КА. 4 le ще las¥s the ж and is futurg.) 3 s ri h... A Pittur чү Moti. Picture € pee de tion dol ures for YOUNG, 4 52 1 nity Ave. ` | ' Yet ways Уре id + ES Sebretar í the! B ett � '35, 736; Archon Club; 40, N0-Word уа Aw: SS „М Honor Roll Pin; Honor “ M `N е + Ие I ZM R KIE W ITZ „KATHERINE | ` ol 035, ‚So 20th St? (Secretarial : Business AM N uat SiptMlicit yis Wer line. So oti y (4 Award; 60) 80-Word Shorthand Certificates; V. о Conse pr Certificate. А l ZOTIAN, HAIG 23 Bla� field Ave. Technical: Newark Tech X This таң ‚combines genius, jollity and good 34; Head Cheer Leader '35; Inter-Class THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1936 n АА, (таа U ur? ou WELL-WISHERS PARENT WELL-WISHERS HOMEROOM iLL-WISHERS STUDENT WELL-WISHERS PHOTOPLAY CLUB assist in visual educations programs: for the stimulus The adviser is Sollie Walters Franklin Liebenow Mary Yesenko Mae Murray DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club develops and stimulates an interest in dramatic art in its members. This club is under the guidance of Miss Boutillier 1 President Rae Daneshefsky Vice-President Howard Katz Secretary Evelyn Gryson Treasurer Robert Marsolini ’ SERVICE CLUB The Girls’ Servicı lub’ m 1 o offer its services whereve of the schi It | і� keeping and Miss Kaufma ouise Vasilow STAMP CLUB The purpose of the Stamp Club is to enlarge philatelic knowledge and increase th« number of stamp collectors, Miss Lewis is the faculty adviser. The club was organized by William Fitzgerald SALESMANSHIP CLUB The Salesmanship Club’s main function is to fu r the mbers It also advertises oth« COMMERCIAL CLUB rtunity for students of mercial depart lation to’ com The Commercial Club provides an opp discuss current economic problems, plans, and methods Mr. Heiges ment to mercial progress. Faculty adviser, Clifford Регги John Gavora Evelyn-Gryson Arthur Стусі President Vice-President Secretary | геазигет the The held ж FRENCH CLUB further l at the meeting The purpose of the French Club is to the French manners and customs are discussed ings President Helen Fulcher Haven Gray Helen Summers Secretary Vice-President Lillian De Eunice Treasurer students’ kn Faculty adviser, French Arnold BOYS’ SERVICE CLUB is one of th Idest clubs in the [he functions of the clul ich idc m RIFLE CLUB The CentralMligh Rifle (АП, provides a recreation for students by holding ки сот etition wWybther schools | і Y Y er schools; м” y 1 lfred Harazda 1 as -e-President Irving Krueger Y, L1 ү“ | Secretary Helen Lehmkuh Treasurer Chester Handlewit Corresponding Secretary Emily Kellerstrass 39 THE GREEK CLUB Seated, left to rig retary, Helen Ba avalis; Presid dent, Ireni kost Bouca ARCHON CLUB The Archon Club is t honor society of the standards of Central High School by having its members tutor Conkling is the faculty adviser school. It aims to uphold the academic delinquent students. Mi President Antoinette Casciani Vice-President Irene Levey Secretary Кае Daneshefsky Treasurer Helen Ward German Clul tsid« the classroon GERMAN CLUB ident German an opportunity s Oellrich is the faculty VISET len Lehmkuhl Су Parsons Wale; Vogelsbure kath Diegħfnar ? The outlook Barnar: 1 on 1 the study of Eng President Vice Sec Pre Presi retary asurer lis lent BELLES LETTRES CLUB Belles Lettres Club ai have students obtat h Informal rothy Hainey Mario Hagan udrey Young Dorothy Esterh LIBRARY GUILD Ward and Miss Di TECHNICAL se is to further THE TANGENT The Ta BOXING CLUB v organization, the Boxing Club promotes ġrtifiċithev in tlic competitions with other schools President 21 Fred Tuck Vice-President : Jamës Oweı Secretary ErnieMelchior Treasurer Carmine Di Costa Manager Nick Halkowich RE i n YA uc 6 M ( Co san - BRMe ver WITH REVERENCE , PROFOUND, GAZE UPON. OUR fa Gussie Roth sludious Centralite Julius Troy ky Sunday Nights at 14 St q “ Leo Zolto мм ьуѕ inn Ale x (Fal) Ру (All right - (АЙ right Fred Henry always ànxious (o get to school 3 AN Marie Lebid always Frenk D'Addezio Л, ` brags about the U slor olhlete iu Br - one ond only Ann Werber alwoys PX her may ка Robert Mur solni Class Baby Vincent Pase Edward Kua kale Ken BI pa Ree да b eal Remember — ul are called; too Lillian Janush few get vp эм par apie THEDALLU Tor rar 4A ) y CHARACTERISTI( Best Looking Class Baby Most Conceited Most Studious Most Likely to Succeed Nicest Personality Did Most for the Class Most Ambitious Best Dancer Best Dresser Class Pest Most Sophisticated Favorite of the Faculty Most Athletic Laziest Wittiest Biggest Bluffer Most Bashful Most Popular Quietest Best Natured Best All-Around Most Obliging Best Orator Most Respected Class Pessimist Class Optimist Cleverest Noisiest “ Most Modest Most Literary Wlass Politician Best Sport Most Radical Best Artist Most Conscientious Class Philosopher Best Musician › Best Actor Most Courteous Most Energetic UMost Dignified Most ( Jutspoken Boy Tim Flynn Robert Marsolini Peddy Wiener Peter Dias John Schweitzer Charles Cook Harold Ninge: Harold Ninger Chester Stefanelli Edward Kuehnle Abe Band Robert Marsolini Peddy Wiener Robert Hanlon Edward Cameron Irving Linkos Edward Cameron Nicholas Contardo Chester Handlewit Peter Dias Joseph Romanowski Frank D'Adezzio Harold Ninger Robert Marsolini Irving Krueger Arthur Hodapp Felix Melillo John Schweitzer Monroe Metsky Nicholas Contardo Harold Ninger Rocco Vacco Rocco Vacco Leo Bindi Anthony Cifelli Angelo Guinta Rocco acco Vincent Pace John Schweitzer Charles Cook Rocco Vacco Henry Ihling be Band GIRI He len | ehn kuh Rhoda schantz Гау Mehnert Helen Ward Selma Ka Mary Ambroselli Selma Kay nne Dubas Gussie Roth Gussie Roth Blanche Lewis Evelyn Kroll Peggy Hall Ella Quattrone Christine Euchler selma Kay Viola Walsh Filomena La Conte Gussie Roth Doris Drvburgh Mary Ambroselli Irene Browne Jennie Bottitta Cora Hoch Mice. Harroun Cora Hoch Josephine Duda Janet Krol Anne Werber RuthHains Dorothy Esterly Evelyn Kroll Vera Alline Evelyn Kroll Dorothy Pohorelli Doris Dryburgh Georgia Mourmouras Beatrice Sedlack Marion Liotta Sylvia Casarella Emily Kellerstrass Mary Lauer Marion Liotta Il) ГІШ | Es N NN 4 We, the talented, бег, delightful graduates 1936, being ofgsound mind ( ) de class of June, 1 (14-44% and disposing memory, do hereby. declare this our last An : | (We «don’t liké the fġur le tters ill and testament.) irst the last word B pleasant memory dl our tem To the school, the r-smifing intelligent faces. (ет; у jP� the class of January 1937, ¡we leave the inpossibik task of takingYont places with the bgreaved fakufvi г ` i The cracked walls that signifyyjyouy � ау Нбог. | | tem : The two) Iunchrgóms—alosc 1 whenefou have бұт: reached thé’ fourth a nickel to spén l The everything. ab- lik dog-katéd texts bf Which we have Pllitor: A Little tem : sorbed (Dear one this won't hurt, will ИА) The (Perfect rendezvous.) tem: windows in thé little halls behind the stairs Item: The elevators—and if you can snitch rides on them, you’re professional—we never could. Item: The long auditorium periods that give the faculty (?) a break. Item: Miss in line by her desk. Gordon's penny laté-slips; and our plac« Goldstein to help with your 4A Mr. Miller to collect your money Item: Dr you speeches, and | Т АП Ill ll I E ТТ ШИШ ! | | anecdotes beginning: When Item Mr. MeMillin’s lileyed in Philadelphia.” ` Item: more if old (You can enjoy have the Last days of terms right theatre programs.) halls these you Item: To the Freshies, the where our feet trod to fame. Class of 1937, the Indian by the class of January, 1936. the January left us Item: To head penny To the next 4A speakers we leave the micro- feel faint. Item: phone and the stand to lean on if you Item: To the next Pivot Board, we leave the almost feat of getting new features for this ultra- Art Gallery next to impossible smart termly,” and a space in the where will hang. our picture all our dearly-beloved Man Dean can’t handle We do hereby put our sign and Having disposed ol posses- sions we do hereby appoint Mountain the executor—and if he the job, our second choice is Tiny Tim seal (our fingerprints) and declare this our last will and testament. CLASS OF JUNE, 1936. DOROTHY ESTERLY, Attorney-at-Fun. Witnesses: Gussie ROTH, EvELYN KROLL, MARY AMBROSELLI llo, hello, Һе, friends of wei: audienci greet you frop the GrandyBAllfoom A the Waldorf Ина Hote}, A arf celel bratin€ a reunion of ye Ka ligh School's Qa], A June, 1936. As I over the) gro? � ат are pr about, I can% help noticing the changes that fifteen hate Just entering the ro m J widely knoywff le ` arm of that equally әмбеіу kno (қ - Edward Kueħnle Right be nig ey who hás” just je do from New En b dii writing ey of i 1 novels t 17 haye 4p Atartléd jik Shé is A d ) panied by her px «ИЕ secret apy, 4 де ol in соттау under“? igo di palm Ambassade playing Afat new raê. by Leo Bindi and Dante Дй Palma lPtàving in various of the orchespA i've picked out Fred Harold. Binder, Wal г Korzov, Morfis Leo Zo the entertaifiers are seated together in apothy r ing Бест MAA pé бна team of (ге and $1 Carlougħ BET Marsolini, and Lehim act years old classmates the hrought to my | see Evelyn ( ıryson, fashion signer, on th« inal La lawyer, -— rly ved and, whey ano pu one wac ler's MS ar rit vem n ections Barthan, and The talk Gus dance Krueger, Cora Tortortiello iş vocal star çorner the tumpting yet of Wis and together Flynn Star, Kellerstrass, in a sister and Tim are here Ди � е story of which Harold Ninger Evelyn Kroll and Mary mbroselli are taking fashion notes for the same paper. “Muriel Scharf, Dot Kolbacher, here their соус for t editor. Evening is the Cadmus, Loretta Stuppe, Viola Walsh they simply Greenfield Sara all radiate suburban content taken the night off from her Broadway show and is escorted by Chet Handlewit, Henry Ihling, and Liable; Bottitta is here, dimples and all. and are with husbands, and ment. Kitty has Fred those three playboys Jennie She poses for 46 i ا‎ on a sweepstakes ticket. Love St y Vera column in the Alling same magazini lot ma Magazine pictures. runs an 'Advice to Lonelv Hearts' Abe of making’ effects Duba sh Von theirs Band and Josephine Duda are busy both a noise. They're working as sound quite well Annc Wellesley University Edythe Mehnert, Ruth Anders radio broadcast; doing too where Le send They regrets from Dean of Women, Volkenburg, Janet sent her and is Krol, and from Europe where they are traveling went Selma Becker, Rita mt of the Bolton Ann show Buchsbaum, Corinne Roth, Mari M Ay rber have all stepped “a Wier Ruccio, Batezati, and cast of a floor fo join us. “The waiters whom XA Абы Weed mi baum, George Hull, Alex lolka, and Geopge, Ма� а, all rush around gy uod PEN f everything. They ис � р that out in уй that new marvel cook, nC� $ [:ador Blaier and Irving Kinkov are fere taking pictures fo: Metrotone News. Dot She Bill Secre m president of a Harvie and in still has red hair. Miller ot bassador Bob Albright just Those two Olympic Champions, Bob Hanlon, Navy, France, came also honored us. Charles Cook; Peter Selma Kay, large advertising company, are and have the to tary Lardiere, and talking together; whik Karakostas, Ruth several secretaries, Irene Helen spectively on. Krueger enthusiastically by prominent financial tycoons, Moser, Carles Pisciotta, Laura La Capre, Harbula, and Tohrsen looking Those two popular screen stars, Marion Liotta, everyone, are re Irving greeted just been whom and have are those Alt, Harold Henry Sinnigan among Edward Teddy Wiener, and Jack Spacianti. Dorothy Harvie. IHE RIFLE TEAM PING PONG: MR . AND MRS. J. KOLTON PEOPLES BURIAL CO WHAT OUR CLASS BELIEVES IN (ANY CHANGES WELCOMI POETRY QUEEN OF DAWN FACULTY FRASES TO THE END Let’s all “ round ” that “ corner ” with a bright photograph taken distinctly at the Crescent Photo Studio J. 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House of Economy PARAMOUNT FOOD MARKET Prime Meats, Fruits and Vegetables FRANKLIN SERVICE STATION FAIRMOUNT FOOD SHOP FRANK FOSCHINI BUTCHER AND GROCER Sröcer and Importer of Italian Olive Oil I Cameras, Photo Supplies and Pietre STANLEY PAPER CO. Frames THE SCHAEFFER CO Distributors JERRY MALANGA Pasteurized Grade A and B Milk l tt - 4 r E BRANFORD FLORIST, Inc WOOD FLOORS I AID—SGRAPED—FINISHED Oyster and Cocktail Bar PRESTO RESTAURANT Fe Es ER A. J. BARRACO ADDONIZIO COLARUSSO lailoring Men ar ү я Mer JAY. ESTERLY General Contractor Sp: 1а уі� in Paintin 7 Cóngratulations, Class of June, 1936 WILLIAM S. MEYER SCALE CO. ELIZABETH BABYACK Manufacturers of All Types of Scales I CIRO MANGIONE m3 Ж arg Best Grade Italian Bread LORRAINE DINER ‘Stop Here for the Best Meal, ix Town OOMI ) AVENUI PALACE DINER MR. JAMES KORZOW (ELINGHUYSEN AVEN N I Harry C. Bradshaw College Jeweler 3 LAFAYETTE STREET Newark, N. J � CLASS AND ERATERNITY JEWELRY Medals, Cups, Trgphies—Banners, Pennants, Ribbons ù 1 Ou