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

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CLAWANS, HELEN 32 Rutgers Street General Prospects: N. Y. University “If at first you don’t succeed, try, try again.” W. H. (3); W. W. (4, 5, 6); G. A. A. (3, 4); Camera Club (3, 4). Helen is one of our very quiet girls. She is, however, an earnest worker, and we are sure that success is with her. EDELMAN, EVA 24 College Place College Prep. Prospects : Undecided It is a shame that some girls do not take advantage of the wonder- ful clubs here at school. We are sure they would form many pleasing friendships if they joined these clubs. ELıas, HELEN 322 Seventh Avenue Commercial Prospects: Business Helen is liked by the members of the class. She has, however, spent most of her time in Central in studying. We are sure that if she would participate in some activities it would help her a great deal. We wish her success in the business world. FERGUSON, ÄDELIA 61 Thirteenth Avenue Commercial Prospects: Business Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind.” Adelia has kept herself hidden so well that it is almost impossible to write her up in the manner she deserves. She has, however, a pleas- ant manner, which makes her well liked by her friends.

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ALEXANDER, EMMA 35 Geneva Street Commercial Prospects: Business “Think nought a trifle though it small appear.” Knitting Club (8). Emma is a reserved and quiet girl. She has not taken part in the school activities to a great extent, but she has a pleasant manner which makes her well liked by all of her friends. AUGENSTEIN, THEODORE 193 Nort h Eleventh Street 3V5-Year Student Commercial Prospects: Accountancy Speech is great, but silence is greater. Track (6, 7); Spanish Club (4). Theodore has been so busy working to graduate in three and a half years that he has found little time to engage in school activities. We wish Theodore a bright future. BECKELMAN, ELEANOR 21 East Fairmount Avenue General Prospects: Music “A musical maid is she. Girls’ Service (2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8) ; G. O. Executive Board (8). Eleanor is essentially a fun-loving girl. She is a pianist, and has played at various sociables. We wish her success in musi c. BENz, RuTH 11 Highland Street Commercial Prospects Undecided “My life is like a stroll upon the beach. Ruth is another of our quiet girls. She has not participated in many activities, but has tended strictly to business, as her excellent record will show.

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FINK, EDWARD 558 South Thirteenth Street Special Prospects: Stevens “Swift as an arrow.” W.-H. (7, 8); First Aid (7) ; Central Service (8). Edward is a boy that we may call a “live wire. He is espe- cially characterized by his ability to make speeches. We wish him success in his future endeavors. GIBBS, ALICE 196 Lincoln Avenue 314-Year Student Commercial Spanish Prospects: Pratt Institute Barnstormers (7); Girls’ Service (3, 4). “Dainty and fair. Alice is one of the popular girls of our class. Where joy and jollity abide, Alice will be found. Her smile has been pleasing to all who know her. GIPPEL, CECELIA 271 Sherman Avenue General German Prospects: Business Penmanship Club (5, 6); Glee Club (7); General Science Club (8). Cecelia is of a quiet nature and has been very studious. On account of this we have little to say about her. We are sure she will be successful. GOLDBLATT, ABE 73A Thirteenth Avenue College Course Prospects: University of Pennsylvania Orchestra (5, 6, 7, 8) ; Secretary (7) ; Mandolin Club (5, 6) ; Vice-President (6) ; Barnstormers’ Club (5, 6, 7, 8) ; G. O. Delegate (6) ; cast, Amazons (6); Webster Hayne (5, 6) ; Relay, Central Indoor Meet (6) ; Science Club (6, 7) ; G. O. Delegate (6) ; Math. Club (5, 6) ; Secretary (5). l Abe is one of the active fellows of our class. His participation in schöol activities speaks for his interest in the school clubs. His loss will be keenly felt by these clubs.