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

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HASENZAHL, ROSE, 383 So. Orange Avenue General German. Prospects: Undecided. Mv own thoughts are my companions. Rose is not very well known in Central, due to her quiet disposi- tion. However, she is very well liked by those who know her. Hauck, MARGUERITE, 351 So. Sixth Street Arts. Prospects : Undecided. “A true friend is forever a friend.” Girls’ A. A. (1); Science Club (2, 3); Barnstormers (2): Girls’ Service Club (7, 8). Who knows Marguerite without liking her? She is a good student and a good worker. What more need be said? HuENEKE, HATTIE, 539 So. Seventh Street Commercial. Prospects: Business. - Come, let us go, while we are in our prime Hattie is another of our quiet girls who has devoted all her time to her studies. KAMPr, МАЕ, 485 Hunterdon Street Commercial German. Prospects: Business. Thy modesty is a candle to thy merit. Girls’ Athletic Association (7); W. H. (7). . Mae is a quiet, reserved girl, but a profound student. Although she is not known by many, she is well liked by those who know her.

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GREENWALD, LENA, 208 Prince Street Commercial. Prospects: Business. She was a scholar, and a ripe and good one. Science Club (4, 5), Secretary (5) ; W. W. (3, 4) ; Journalist Club (3); Penmanship Club (2). Clever, diligent and studious is the verdict for Lena. Besides being a good student, she had ample time to devote to school activities. Lena starts her career as a business woman with these assets—a clever brain, willing hands and a cheerful disposition. What more is required? GUENTHER, ERNA M., 1231 Woodruff Avenue, Hillside, N. J. Commercial. Prospects: Business. Not much tall—a great, sweet silence. W. W. (5, 6). Erna has kept away from school activities, devoting most of her time in Central to studying. We are certain she will make a success in business. HARENBERG, HAZEL, 349 So. Sixth Street 3V5 Year Student. General. Prospects: Normal School. Laugh, and the world laughs with vou. Glee Club (7, 8) ; W. W. (5, 6) ; Basketball (5). Hazel should be complimented for completing her course in 316 years. Although she has devoted most of her time to her studies, she has nevertheless found spare moments for school activities. HARKAVY, SAMUEL, 442 So. Belmont Avenue College Preparatory. Prospects: University of Michigan. “А vouth of labor with an age of ease. 4B Class Basketball Team (7); Member of 48 Prom Com- mittee; Omega Speaking Club (7) ; W. H. (7) ; Advertising Manager of Senior Pivot (8) ; Tennis Club (8) ; Cheer Leader (7, 8). Although “‘Harky” has been with us only for a short time, he has made his presence felt by the amazing amount of work which he ac- complished for Central. The financial success of the Senior Pivor is due primarily to his untiring efforts. 24

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KEEHNER, DOROTHY, 621 Sanford Avenue Commercial. Prospects: Business. [ would help others. Dorothy is quiet, reserved and modest. Although Dorothy has not participated in any school activities, she is one of the most pleasant girls of the class. KirE, Lewis M. 128 So. Thirteenth Street Technical. Prospects: Electrical Engineering. “Well done is twice done. Wireless Club (3, 4) ; Electrical Club (7, 8), President (7, 8). Lewis is one of the few quiet boys in the class. He has acquitted himself admirably in his studies, and has shown us that he has the makings of success in him. KLUGMAN, Max, 523 So. Eleventh Street 314 Year Student. College Preparatory. Prospects: Pittsburg University. His knowledge is great. Journalist Club (4); W. W. (4, 5); W. Н. (5); Electrical Club (6); Tennis Club (7); Wireless Club (3); Rifle Club (6); Pivot Reporter (6) ; Science Club (5). Max is one of our good students, completing his course іп 316 years. His talkative nature has provided amusement for us all. We know Max will make a success. KOSCHORRECK, VIOLA, 42 Alexander Street General German. Prospects: Normal School. Modesty is the grace of the soul. Girls’ Science Club (8). Viola is another of our quiet, reserved girls. She has not taken part in school activities but has made up for this by being a hard- working, earnest student.