Trenton Central High School - Bobashela Yearbook (Trenton, NJ)

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19 CWB QQ jfuretnnrh In the pages that follow, the staff of the BoBAsnELA has endeavored to portray a complete picture of school life at the Trenton Senior High School in 1929. Toward that end we have diligently labored to review for you the many happy days spent at the Alma Mater. In this volume we have tried to bring before you an interesting and lasting memory of the class of '29, iVe now await your decision as to its success or failure. Among the members of the Staff this year the cooperation has been most unusual. The credit for the attractiveness and completeness of this year-book must be distributed equally among all those who contributed. Those whose pictures appear on the staff page are the heads of the committees, and up till this time have received little credit, though they have worked very faithfully. The editor feels that this is an opportune time to express her gratitude for their assistance and support. It would indeed be a breach of gratitude not to enumerate here those who so efficiently assisted with the BOBASHELA. Florence Gadsby, who supervised the taking of all the individual and group pictures, was assisted by Edith Soden. Jack Bossert, head of the Statistics Committee, was assisted by Dan Ivins, Shirley Yewell and Elinor Wyckoff in compiling the statistics and by Edith Soden in typing them. Elizabeth Conover, who headed the Society Committee, was very ably assisted in her efforts by Rose Craig, Robert Petry, and Edna Cook. Milton Fineberg, who was entrusted with the writing of the Socks was assisted by Arthur Gold, Frances Kipperman, Helen Anderson, and Ethel Lewis. Ethel Manukas, who headed the newly organized department of Humor has as her assistants Madlyn Millner and Dorothea Oswald. Nelson Snook, Athletic Editorg lVIiriam Haveson, Girls' Athletics. Morris Forer, who was in charge of the Feature department,was ably assisted by Ralph Newton, lNIuriel Vetter, and John Musick. Holgar Jansson, the Art Editor, together with Jane Neil, John Lyons and Florence Thompson are responsible for the attractive illustrations appearing in this book. Albert Butterer and Eugene Hutchins were elected to the posts of Circulation Mana- ger and Business Manager respectively. A great deal of credit is due the BOBASHELA official typist, Dorothy Morris, for her fine cooperation and splendid work in connection with the year book. In closing we might say that we have sought to make this BOBASHELA a lasting monument to the many pleasant memories, events, and associations at dear old Trenton High. With such a goal in mind we have done our best and have enjoyed our task immensely. Tim EDITOR-IN-CHIEF.

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1 Q- .,w' .ff - illiijegihhzxsbelel , f, 111. L. uf 011132 Glass of '29 TRENTON SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL TEENTON NEW J ERSEY

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19 C972 Q9 Bzhinatinn I n app1'eciafz'0njb1' his z'wenty-seven years Qffaifhful service fo our Alma Maier and for his fine fellowship and zmfiring eforfs in tm'in'ing us for the higher things of life, we, the Class of 1929, dedicate, this, flze fifth volume of the BOBASHELA ffl jlillr. li. Q. Burk