Central High School - Central Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Athletics scoring. The game ended. Lincoln 13. Central 0. The Glenvillc game resulted in a 6 to 6 tie. Cohen and Frye were the individual stars. Although out next game was not regularly scheduled. our rival East Tech beat us 34 to 13. Willet scored both touchdowns for Central. Central’s annual scrap with East was staged be- fore a crowd of 5000 rooters. Central’s trick plays could not he stopped, ( apt. Garber’s punting. Frye’s blocking, Dobrick’s drop kicking featured. The teamwork was excellent. Central 10. F.ast 7. In the last game Central defeated the light Long-wood team 15 to 0. Central outclassed them in everything but arguing. Hercules Samson Achilles Sohrab . Goliath . Our Football Team as it Should be .Left tackle Civiletto.......................................Half Back Right tackle Hector.......................................Quarter Back ...Left End Caesar ........................................... Center .. Right end Attilla....................................... Half Back ... Full hack Ulysses.....................................Left Guard Napoleon Right Guard

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Prophecy N’cil S. Frye. Gov. of Mo. the “you got to show me” State. Harry S. Gabel man: Professor of economics at Harvard and author of “how to live on 3 c a day. Joseph L. Garber: Gymnastic instructor. Isidore Goodman: a pioneer of the west with the accent on the “pie. Milton L. GreenwaId : an aviator; author of “T he Ups and Downs of Life—mostly Downs.” Sol. S. Herwald: an aerial mail carrier, one who is always up in the air. Addyn E. Koiner: a song writer. Harry J. Kumin: inventor of the Kuminian clothes pin. Jacob Laskowitz: one of the silent drama; but not silent. Mary Lcasurc: a nurse. Esther Levine: A red cross nurse on Russian battle fields. Cecil Newman: a concert pianist. Moses Palcy: a senator in Washington, and still trying to pull the league of nations through. Max Parncs: in moving pictures; author of “A Hero 305 Days a Year.”