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

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KARLINS, ISABEL, 108 Wickliffe Street General French. Prospects: Pratt Institute. An overburdened mind leads to pessimism.” Girls’ A. A. (6, 7, 8), Webster-Hayne (7. 8). We are led to believe that, because Isabel takes so much time to get such good marks, she cannot take part in the various clubs. Still water runs deep, how- ever, and some day she may develop great genius. Who can tell? KisELIK, МАХ, 499 South Tenth Street Treasurer of the Class General. Prospects: University of Michigan. Actions speak louder than words. Math. Club (7, 8), Concert (4), Minstrel (5), Glee Club (2, 3, 5, 6), Webster-Hayne (1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8), SENIOR Pivot (8), Treasurer 4-A Class (8), Camera Club (4, 5, 6, 7, 8). Senior A classes before us always have had cause to remember their class treasurers. We, too, have a collector of dues, and an able one is Kiselik. We can tell by his actions when the first of the month comes. Then begins the chase. LANGBEIN, EDNA, 436 South Nineteenth Street Commercial German. Pros pects: Business. Silence is golden. We are sure that Edna believes that saying, for we seldom hear her, and see her only at her lessons. She is studious, and, accordingly, is a faculty favorite We are sure that she will make a successful business woman.

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HEDDEN, MIRIAM, 61 Warwick Street General Course. Prospects: Normal School. Study is like the heavens’ glorious sun.” А shy and taciturn young lady is Miriam. She is very reserved and studious, but we do not know much more than the fact that she is a very bright girl. HunsT, ANNA, 399 Hunterdon Street Commercial. Prospects: Business. “То see her was to love her.” Secretary 3-В Class (5), А. А. (4, 5, 6, 7), W. W. (7, 8), Girls Service Club (6, 7, 8), Clionia (8). You would go a long way before finding a more lovable girl than Anna. Petite, winsome, she stands always ready with a smile and sympathy for an un- fortunate classmate. KAPLANSKY, ALBERT, 169 Belmont Avenue General. Prospects: Stevens. First correct thyself, then correct others.” Mandolin Club (5, 6, 7), Pivot (7, 8), SENIOR Pivot (8), Webster-Hayne (6, 7), Barnstormers (7, 8), Central Service Club (5, 6, 7, 8), A. A. (4, 5, 6), “She Stoops to Conquer” (7), Tennis Team (7), Football (6, 8). And right up near the top in our list of notables we see the name Kaplansky. Не is well known to all of us and we appreciate him for doing what he has done in Central activities. It was he, too, who forced us to buy a class picture. 28

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LEWANDORF, SAUL, 68 Morton Street General. Prospects: Rutgers. “If thy business does not prosper in one town, try another.” W. W. (6, 7, 8), Math. Club (6, 7, 8), Central Service Club (7), Clionia (8). We quote the above, because Saul started in Cen- tral, changed to South Side, but returned home again. He has distinguished himself in both schools for his athletic abilities and as a good fellow. Lewis, STEPHEN, 26 Shanley Avenue General. Prospects: Cornell. Chemistry, chemistry, all is chemistry.” Tennis Club (7), Tennis Team (7). Steve's main occupation seems to be playing ten- nis. We might say this if we really did not know it is study chemistry. Не has the honor of belonging to that all star (2) chemistry class. LiPSON, MINNIE, 514 Hawthorne Avenue General German. Prospects: Normal School. Turn thy solemnness out of doors and be one of us. Another girl of whom we c annot speak at length is Minnie. А good student and a loyal classmate are two of the titles she has acquired among her friends.