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

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Егото, ELEANOR, 182 Charlton Street General. Prospects: Undecided. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. Eleanor has kept herself so well hidden that it is almost impossible to write her up in the manner she deserves. She has, however, a pleas- ing manner, which makes her well liked by her friends. FRIEDMAN, EDWARD, 34 Boyd Street General Latin. Prospects: Rutgers. Í know my place. Edward is of those quiet fellows who say little but accomplish much. Instead of wasting his time in social affairs he stays at home doing trigonometry. GOLDBERG, DAVID, 366 Bank Street 3V 5-Y ear Student. Commercial. Prospects: Savage Training School. Basketball (3, 5). The parent of success is application. Although Dave has been quite active in athletics he has not neglected his studies. He is to be commended for completing his course in three and a half years. Dave was the mainstay of our basketball team for the two years that he played upon it. GOLDSTEIN, SAUL, 248 Broome Street 3V5-Year Student. General. Prospects: U. of Р. Great oaks from little acorns grow. W. W. (6, 7, 8); Mathematics Club (6, 7, 8); Science Club (8); Boys’ A. A. (7); Glee Club (8) ; Class basketball team (5). Although Saul is the smallest among us (in stature) he makes up for this deficiency by his good work in his studies. Не is to be com- mended for completing his course in three and a half years.

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DoucLas, EDWARD H., 2| Summer Place Douglas Special. Prospects: The Lord only knows. Modesty is a virtue, but when you're the editor of your own write up you have to be virtuous. DwoRK, SOPHIE, 217 West Kinney Street College Prep. Prospects: Columbia. Nothing great was ever achieved without en thusiasm. Glee Club (8); Journalist Club (8); Cartoonist (8); Senior Pivor (8). Sophie is an earnest student and diligent worker. She has done very good work along literary lines and hopes to become a woman of letters. FILIPPONE, ALICE, 200 Eighth Avenue General Latin. Prospects: Normal. Nothing is more useful than silence. Girls’ A. А. (1, 2, 3, 5); W. H. (4, 5); Dante (6, 7, 8); Vice-President (6), Secretary (8) ; G. S. C. (5). Alice is a firm believer in the above proverb. Besides, she has never been absent or tardy, never taken a sick slip, or been sent to detention during her stay in Central. This is an enviable record, indeed. We hope that some day Alice will make records in some other things. FINGERHUT, JOSEPH, 233 Bruce Street General. Prospects: N. Y. U. He sat and bleared his eves with books. W. W. (8). . Quiet, clever, and unassuming is the verdict given regarding Fingerhut. He has shown marked ability in school work. We hope, for the well-being of Central, that there may be many more students like him.

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GREENSPAN, МАХ, 489 Twelfth Street General. Prospects: Business. Is true as steel. Cog зүү ЖҮ: и Greenspan is very well liked by those who know Мт. We all wish we could see more of him socially. HAND, EDWARD, 72 Columbia Avenue Commercial. Prospects: Business. Speech is great, but silence is greater. rack (7,8); Cross Country (8); C. S. C. (8). Eddie, despite his few words, does a great many things. As a business man, he should be a big success. Неш, MINNIE, 246 Verona Avenue Commercial. Prospects: Business. Still waters run deep. Minnie is a reserved and quiet girl. She has not taken part in school activities to a great extent, but has made up for this in her studies. She can be very sociable when she cares to. HENDERSON, J. WILBUR, 130 Sherman Avenue General. Prospects: Pennsylvania Military College. Judge a man by his deeds, not by his words. C. S. C. (6, 7, 8), Secretary (7, 8); W. Н. (7) ; Rifle Club (7) ; Barnstormers (6, 7) ; Technical Club (8) ; Pivot Assistant Ad- vertising Manager (6), Circulation Manager (7, 8). Despite the great amount of school work he has been doing during the last few years, Wilbur has managed to keep actively engaged in the activities of the school. Here`s hoping that he keeps up the good work. 29