Central High School - Central Yearbook (Cleveland, OH)

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Verses ROBERT E. ENGLEHART. Vou’ll play the ) amc, Mr. Hob. For you’ve always done the same Mr. Bob, And I’ll sav this to you, that whatever you do, Vou’ll he sure to make your name, Mr. Bob. STELLA C. COHN. I’ve always known. Stella Cohn, You to be studious and smart, And my surmise is that you’ll rise. If given a fair start. MARIE D. BARTOLO. Marie 1). Bartolo is as good as can be, Always ready with a smile, Full of fun. you’re the only one. That possesses just your style. FRANCES F. STERN. I’ll expect to hear in future years. That you have made your way. And if you continue as you have begun. I’m sure you’ll get there some day. ANNA SARIN SKY. 1 really cannot sec it. Though I work just as hard as you. Rut my card doesn’t show Marks as good as yours do.

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Verses Fighting; and striving; in each senate game. You bet there’s a boy who established his fame. DAVID KRAMER. David Kramer, so joyous was he. Laughing and spoofing and full of glee. Always kind and considerate to lasses. Always last when it came to classes. VICTOR WOLDMAN. Xow Victor Woldman, please do not frown, A man is he of great renown. Pres, of seniors, high positions in school, No one can call him much of a fool. NATHAN SCHWARTS. I'll tell you why Nathan Schwarts. Is bound to rise from the throng, He won’t stop till he’s reached the top, He never tarries long. JOSEPH PRILUTSKV Joe Prilutsky a chemistry student so fine, Is trying to make strange elements combine. The way he works equations and problems, so calm. Would fill any teacher with puzzled alarm. MARY STRATTON. A very jolly maid, Bubbling over with fun, It's very hard to find her kind, When all is said and done. MICHAEL CARA BOO LAD. You’ve got the push, you’ve got the pull, Although you scarce have shown it, And when I hear of late, that you have become great. I’ll say I’ve always known it. HARRY S. GABELMAN. When arc you without your grin Of joy upon your face? I'll wager you’ll go upon the stage. And there will set the pace. EMILY I’. L. POCOBELLO. They say the brainy are the small. You don’t believe that do you ? Of course you don’t for you are tall. So how could that be true?

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Can You Imagine ? ? Emanuel Rose, a prize fighter. Moses Palcy, .1 hen-pecked husband. Erla Bersch, hating hoys. Harry Gabchnan, serious. Ix»uis Shifrin, a cheer leader. Sybil Tarbct. in an evening gown. Ezra Sharpiro, a minister. Francis Alexander, a cabaret dancer. Lena Dworkcn, a militiant suffragette. Helen Wertheimer, coming early to class. Neil Fry. jazzing. Dave Kramer, a missionary to China. Joe Garber, at an afternoon tea. Sol Wachtel. a circus clown. Ferdinand Schwartz, a bartender. Fanny Bogomolny. a movie vamp. I. Wy Allen, a professor in chemistry. Stella Cohn, an orchestra director. Anna Zarinski, being funny. Marion Sharpiro, the persecuted heroine. Michael Caraboolad. arguing with the girls. Victor Woldman. a porter. Nathan Schwartz, noisy. Sophie Wallenstein, a gym teacher. Esther Levine, stupid. Max Fames, a brunette. Mary Stratton, gloomy. Emanuel Siegel, a Sunday school teacher. Isidore Wallach, in overalls. Sol Perlman, not refreshed after geometry. Pauline Boksenbaum, starting to fight. Frances Stern, stern. Adella Stark, a blonde. Edward Edelstein, without perfection paper. Emily Pocabello, not smiling. Marie Di Bartolo, tall. Joseph Prilutskv, an undertaker. Max Cohn, a shorty. Sol Henvald. a great orator. Isidore Goodman, being noisy.