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

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For twelve years you have been in school where most of your activities have been planned, guided, and directed by others but now you go forth to rely upon your own resources to a greater extent than everbe- fore. You will be fortunate, indeed, if you find that place in life which coincides with both your interests and abilities. You will have many oppor- tunities for service and I sincerely hope each of you will do your part to make this a better world in which to live, May you have a full measure ot success and happiness in the years to come and may your recollections of Central always be pleasant ones. ent

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STANTON A. RALSTON Principal

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In recent years children throughout the City of Newark have had much attention given to them, Better school equipment has been provided, more playgrounds built, recreational centers planned and erected, and more at- tention has been.given to youth’s interests, problems and difficulties. These great strides have been accomplished through the efforts of our Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Education For the many educational opportunities given us, we the Senior Class of January 1947 say Thank You x DR. JOHN S. HERRON Superintendent Left to Right: Jacob Fox, Counsel; William R. Jackson, Chairman, Committee on Newark School Stadium; William C. Ricigliano Dr. Joseph H. Schotland, Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Charge of Business; Joseph Kraemer, Dr. John B Przybylowicz Vice-President; Dr. John S. Herron, Superintendent of Schools; Leo P. Carlin, Charles J. Fox, Mrs. Edward F Fitzpatrick, Mrs J. Irving Fort, Arnold M. Hess, Secretary; Francis P. Meehan, President.