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

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HARRY DVORKEN 116 Ferry Street Prospects: Columbia. Clionia Literary Society (8); Webster-Hayne (7, 8). Harry із a fervent student. Ніз debating ability is unex- celled in the school, and his loss will be a severe blow to the Webster-Hayne. HELENA FALTER 643 South Sixteenth Street Prospect: Business. Vice-President of Class (6, 7); Secretary of Class (5); Man- dolin Club (6, 8); 5. R. Club (8). At first glance one would take Helena to be a very quiet little lass, but those of us who know her better can prove that she is livelier than one would think. She's a good-natured, hard- working girl, and we are all very fond of her, even if we do tease her by calling her Heleenee. ' RAY B. FINNEY 24 Poinier Street Prospects: New York College of Dentistry. Glee Club (7); Technical Club (8); Chairman of American History recitation period (8). Ray is one of our model boys, especially when it comes to technical work. Не is a great talker, both of nonsense and of sense. We recognize his ability to argue in economics, and to conduct a recitation in history. JACOB FRANK 97 Somerset Street Prospects: Football (6, 8); Pivot (8); New Partner ; W. W. Debat- ing Club (7, 8); Inter-Society Debate (7); President W. W. (8); Glee Club; Central Service Club (7, 8). Jack is always ready to argue either in a regular debate or in a football game. Since he usually comes out on top, it’s all right for him to argue. He never misses a sociable, especially if there are misses there. MARJORIE GARDNER Palmer House, East Orange Prospects: Normal. Glee Club; Orchestra. “Магііе” is one of our quiet girls, but her quietness is not the kind that frightens away friends, for she can claim a good number in our class who like her better because she is quiet. Among her accomplishments are the ability to drive a car like a regular chauffeur, and to play the violin. 3l

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LOUIS A. COHEN (314 yr. student) 12 East Fairmount Avenue Prospects: Cornell. President Clionia Literary Society (8); Cross Country Team (8); Webster-Hayne; Commercial Club (8); Exit, 14. Nix on the rough stuff. Can the shouting. That's Louis through and through. Able, popular, athletic, and a good fellow, Cohen is often honored with the leadership of clubs and classes. JOHN CULLEN 205 New Street Prospects: Business. Cross Country Team (7, 8). John, you're some runner! Too bad your name wasn't spelled with two n's instead of the l's, so we could call you “cunnen” ; but so have the fates decreed! We say it, anyway. PAULINE CONNELL (314 yr. student) 43 Baldwin Street Prospects: Normal. Webster-Hayne (8); Exit, 14. Paul is Doris Katzin's other half. She has proved herself a good worker on Exit, ' 14, though we're not sure yet just which of them (Paul or Doris) we are talking about. ELSIE DE MUND 104 Oliver Street Prospects: Normal. Elsie is a very quiet girl, and keeps very much to herself; but we know that she is a hard and earnest worker. She is also an acco mplished pianist. CATHERINE DUNWORTH 136 South Thirteenth Street Prospects: Business. Barnstormers (7, 8); Girls’ A. A. (8); S. R. Club (8). Kitty is our famous late comer. She never gets here on time, and never goes home till everyone else is gone. Нег crushes are frequent, and never last long, but we like her just the same. DOROTHY DURAND (314 yr. student) 14 Thomas Street Prospects: Vassar. Octavo (6); Glee Club (6,7, 8); Prince Kantetalk (7); Mandolin Club (8). “Рос” is only one in our class who is irrevocably bound to anyone, but Dot's future is sealed. Here's wishing you happi- ness! 30

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DOROTHY GARDNER (314 yr. student) Palmer House, E. O. Prospects: Study of Music. Glee Club (7); Mandolin Club. Dotty, though by no means the noisiest girl in the class, manages to keep her own end going, in conversation, and to lend a hand to her less talkative sister. She usually finds something worth saying, however, so we don't mind listening. We all like her very much. JOHN BROOKS GARDNER 66 Milford Avenue Prospects: Business. Pivot (8); Captain Track Team (8). His radiant glory reflects from him. By his cheerful smile and red' hair, Jack has brightened up our class during the dull and dismal hours of detention. PAULINE GLASSMAN (310 yr. student) 215 Morris Avenue Prospects: Normal. German Prize (7); Versalzen ; Einer Musz Heiraten; Pivot (8). Little One is a very pretty girl. She has shown us her abilities as an actress in the Young Folks. Her specialty is shining in German. MORRIS GOLDSTEIN (3 yr. student) 320 Fifteenth Avenue Prospects: Rutgers. Vice-President Mathematical Club; Vice-President Clionia Literary Society; Webster-Hayne. If you look at him his face would not tell you he did four years of high school work in three years, but it is true! MIRIAM GLUCK 301 South Seventh Street Prospects: Normal. Secretary Girls A. A. (8); Scrap of Paper (7). Miriam and her smile are well known around the school. She doesn't know many boys (?), but would like to. ISRAEL GREENBERG (3 yr. student) 35 Prince Street Prospects: Normal. Webster-Hayne (7); Secretary Webster-Hayne (8) ; Mathe- matical Club (8); Eigensinn (8). Patrick is our future lawyer. Being an excellent debater, and having considerable oratorical powers, he will always be able to hold his own, a very important factor in a man's life. 32