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

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НЕҮЕВ, WILLIAM, 298! North Fifth Street Technical. Prospects: Pratt. Men of few words are the best men. Willie is another of those boys who have very little to say, because they are busy at their work. The ability which William has shown in his art work at Central points toward a most promising career. HiEBEL, FRANCES, 57 Fairmount Avenue Commercial. Prospects: College. Think naught a trifle though it small appear. Ge ER (6): С..95, С. (B). Miss Hiebel has been with us only one term. She is a very good worker, and we are sure that she would have been an active club member had she been with us longer. Horowitz, JAcoB, 156 Spruce Street General. Prospects: Y ale. He that is of a merry heart hath a continual feast. C. S. C. (8); Pivor (8); Senior Pivot; Journalist Club (8) : Mathematics Club. Although a newcomer in Central, Jacob has proved hi s mettle. Always there with a helping hand and a ready smile, he is bound to make many friends. Horrowitz, SAMUEL, 171 Prince Street Commercial. Prospects: N. Y. U. Siudious of ease and fond of humble things. Barnstormers (6, 7); W. H. (7); Class basketball team (5, б); Boys’ A. A. (7). Sam, as we all know, is not a very noisy person, but it is quite evident that he has the ability to get there. The application of this fact should help him immensely in his future work. 30

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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

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HOWARD, GRACE, 12 John Street Commercial. Prospects: Business. A sweet attraclive kind of grace. Camera Club (8); Barnstormers (7). Grace is a mysterious photographer who has taken many snapshots of us without our knowledge. She is one of the most friendly, sociable, and good-natured girls of our class. We extend our heartiest good wishes to her throughout her future days. KALB, SAM, 63 Rutgers Street General. Prospects: Illinois Medical College. He makes sweet music. C. S. С. (7, 8); Mandolin Club (6, 7, 8), President (8); Mathematics Club (6, 7, 8), President (8); W. H. Debating Society (6, 7, 8); Orchestra (6, 7, 8); Boys’ A. A. (7); Chairman Weekly Service Dances (8) ; Chairman, Chocolate Sale (8) ; Twelfth Night. Good-looking Sam, with the big dimples and the happy smile, is in the front rank of those students who have worked faithfully in behalf of Central. Some may have a longer list of activities, but few have given up as much time as Kalb. KiELL, JOSEPH, 272 Fairmount Avenue General. Prospects: N. Y. U. Law School. Grand as a floorwalker. Joe is our class dancer and ladies man. We know that he has finally become an acceptable student, because he is graduating. KRITZMACHER, ERNEST, 295 South Sixth Street 31% Year Student. Commercial. Prospects: Business. Knowledge itself is power. Although participating in no school activities, Kritzmacher has been a shining light in his studies, occupying a permanent berth on the honor- roll. His quiet manner has won him many friends.