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

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NOWINSKI, STEPHEN 67 Boyd Street Commercial Prospects: N. Y. University “Full of courtesy and full of craft.” Nowinski is a quiet but steady worker. Steve surprised us by blooming forth as a star at soccer. OKIN, PEARL 115 Spruce Street General Prospects: Normal “For the one with the smile is the one worth while.” Knitting Club (7, 8); First Aid Corps (7, 8); Vice-President 4B Class. It is impossible to catch Pearl with a frown. When she starts to teach, her class will be the envy of all of us, for we shall all want to become pupils again. PEARL, ETHEL S. 109 Waverly Avenue 314-Year Student Commercial Prospects: I should worry!” “A countenance in which did meet Sweet records, promises as sweet.” Girls’ A. A. (2, 3); Penmanship Club (3, 4); Barnstormers (5, 6); Patriotic Knitting Club (8); President (8); W. W. Debat- ing (8); Prvot (8); Senior Pivot (8). And here we come to Ethel! Ethel is one of our most popular young ladies, winsome and well liked. She.is in a good many impor- tant activities, and is a hard worker. We wish you good luck for the future, Ethel. May you be as successful elsewhere as here. PRoscH, WALTER R. 57 Mercer St. Technical Prospects: Cornell “I dare do all that becomes a man.” Glee Club (1); Wireless Club (1, 2, 5, 6); Webster-Hayne (3, 4); Technical Club (4, 5, 6, 7, 8); Pres. (6); Camera Club (5, 6); Central Service (6, 7, 8); Basketball (6); Secretary, 4B Class (7) ; Capt., Central Battalion (7). Walt is one of the best-liked fellows in Central. Ever pleasant, ever ready to help the other fellow, his is a constant source of comrade- ship to us all.

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521 South Twelfth Street 314-Year Student Commercial Prospects: Business Virtue and happiness are mother and daughter.” W. W. (5, 6); Secretary (6); Journalist Club (6); G. O. Delegate, 4B Class (6) ; Scholarship Pins (3, 5) ; Girl Scouts (6, 7): Ein Knöpfe (4). Mae is one of our prize students, but has found time to depart from her studies for outside activities. LEWANDORF, LAURA 68 Morton Street 3V5-Year Student General German Prospects: New Jersey Law School “There you shall find that Portia was the doctor.” Girls’ A. A. (1, 2) ; Barnstormers (3, 4, 5, 6, 7); Ein Ameri- kanisher Duell (6). Laura is popular with her classmates and also with her teachers. Her attractive personality and devotion to her work will make her a successful lawyer, and we fear she will charm many a jury. LILIEN, HELEN 68 Prince Street General Prospects: Vassar “A decent boldness ever meets with friends. Executive Board G. O. (8) ; Vice-President Girls’ Patriotic Club (8) ; Gymnastic Exhibition (6, 8); Girls’ Basketball Team (6, 8). Helen, although a new-comer in Central, has done more than her share of work, particularly.in dancing. Mintz, PuiLiP 449 South Seventh Street 314-Year Student General Prospects: Columbia “A lion among ladies. Senior Pivot (7); W. W. (1, 2, 3); cast, Ein Amerikanisher Duell (6); Class Basketball (5, 7); Class Relay (7); Scholar- ship Prize (4). l Phil is the most friendly and good-natured chap of our class. He is liked by all, especially the feminine sex.

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SHAFFER, BLANCHE 523 South Eleventh Street Blanche has been here but a short time, but she has made herself known by her smile and jolly manners. SCHWARTZ, LORETTA 376 Hunterdon Street Prospects: Undecided “The right girl in the right place.” G. S. C. (6, 7, 8); Knitting Club (8). Loretta is a sociable and jovial girl. She has been a good stu- dent and a loyal classmate, and we wish her hearty success in whatever she may undertake. SEITEL, CARL 240 Springfield Avenue “As gentle as a lamb. Collie is another one of our good-natured chaps. He is always ready for a joke, and is sure to have one in return. SiFF, ANNA 16 Sidney Place 3V5-Year Student General Prospects: Undecided “Just to be seen, not heard. Meekness has been Anna's motto. Though not known by the class in general, she is a great favorite among the few with whom she is acquainted.