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

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New Dawn

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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 ο 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

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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 алс TALLA Principal. January 10, 1936.