Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1913-12-05
Central HIGHS
FACULTY ISSUE.
Ex-President Taft and Other
NotabIes Contribute TO Deem
Der Issue of School Paper.

Former President William Howard
Taft contributes an article to the
Faculty" number of the Pivot, the
magazine published by the pupils
OF the Central High School. This
number will be issued next week.
Other contributors are Mayor Jacob
Haussling. John Cotton Dana, the IL
9rarian of the Newark Public LII
5rary; Thomas n. McCarter, presl-
lent of the Public Service Corpora
ion; Professor Frederick c. Bonsar,
If Columbia University; Professor
William II. Johnston, of the Univer-
sity of Illinois; Elmer K. Sexton, as
sistant city superintendent of schools;
Chancellor Elmer Brown, of New
York University; Homer c. Claxton'
United States commissioner OF edu-
cation. and William H. ID. Demarest,
president of Rutgers College.
Madison Cawein, who is declared by
critics to be one of the foremost llv-
ing poets in the United States, has
written especially for the Faculty
number a poem, "Vesper Time" Clin-
ton Scollard contributes another poem,
winter Secret"
Max J. Herzberg, chairman of the
editorial board, has written three edi-
torials for the issue, one on "What
Central Represents" another "Our
Critics in Joyville" and a third, an
appreciation of William c. Sandy.
Elmer w. Triess, head of the Ger
man department, has translated
Edgar Allan Poe's "Annabel Lee" into
German for the Faculty" edition. A
poem, "Great and Small" by j. War
rem Gibbs, and Indian Day, by
Henry Goldstein, will also appear.
In the literary department will APP
pear 1.-THE Study Conference Plan"
by Harrison e. Webb; School EN-
ployment Agencies by Charles IL.
Munma and my First Days as an
American Schoolboy,' by Gustave
Calman.
AS variation from the usual
school Jokes in the Hello, Central"
column there will be a page of jokes
by the faculty about themselves. An
other feature will be a number of
letters from former Central High
School teachers and students and
brief biographical note about the
members of the faculty.
The cover design for the forty page
paper has been drawn by j. Earle
Griffith, head of the art department
Cartoons by him will also appear in
the magazine. A feature of the Illus
trations will be group picture of the
school faculty
The members of the editorial board
besides Mr., Herzberg are Miss Edith
H. Alderman, j. Warren Gibbs, j.
Earle Griffith Charles F. Moore, Ell
mer W Triess and Harrison r. Webb.
The members of the Central High
School faculty shown in the accom-
panying picture are: Top row, left
to right, Arthur NJ Walling, Lester
B. Cannold, John j. Wright r. A. S.
Smith, Roscoe b. Conkling, John b.
Brown, Daniel Rich, Edgar L. Dick
erson, Gustave Calman and William
John r. Arnao, Henry NJ. Goldstein,
l.. s. Willis Bernard Riemer, Anna
Keenan, Florence A. McCasllie, Mae
A. Dolan, Eleanor G. Weidman, Helen
]. McNierney, Sarah b. Axtell Daniel
g. Yoder, Andrew S. Hegman and
Charles II. Mumma; third row, left to
right, Gerardo Carusi, Orrin w. Snod
grass, Edward w. Myers, Carl f.
Langlass. Walter w. Arnold, James
Teller, Charles r, Moore, Katherine
Martin, Daniel c. Knowlton. j. Earle
Griffith, William c. Sandy, Samuel +.
Wardell and Hargraves w. Murray;
seated, left to right. Daniel A. McMil-
IAN, Edith 7. Alderman, Mabel A.
Schnurr, Harrison &. Webb, Max j.
Heizberg, Principal William Weiner,
Elmer w. Triess. J. Edwin Sinclair,
Elizabeth W. Harvey and Jennie Ros-
encranz. The members not in the
picture are: Carl G. Anderson, Louise
S. French, j. Warren Gibbs, William
r. Holt, G.. Edward Mckinney, jr,,
Harry j. Sargent, Carl Voegelin DR..
Otto Lowitz, DR.. Mary Cook and
James Tomney.