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

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ADOFF, JOSEPH 66 Mercer Sy College Prep. Prospects: Pratts Institute. “In notes with many a winding bout, Of linked sweetness long drawn out.” Cheer Leader; President of 4B Class; Central Service Club; Ty urer; G. O. Executive Board; Pivor Board; Literary Department Pivot; Morning Forum Critic; Senior Pivor Board; Orchestra; G tral Dance Orchestra; Glee Club; Central String Quartet; Joum Club. “Jookey” certainly knows how to make his violin talk. His k work as our cheer leader has brought him much fame. ANDERSON, BURL L. 752 So. 15th Si General. Prospects: Undecided. “A friend to every man.” Orchestra; Glee Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Central Sen Club; Gymn Exhibition Class; Assistant Advertising Manager of | Barnstormers Play. Burl is regarded as a true friend by all his classmates. ARACE, DANTE. 275 Hunterdon Ste Commercial French. Prospects: Undecided. “It becomes a young man to be modest.” Dante Literary Society. One who is thought well of by all his comrades. | BERGER, LOTTIE. 239 Bruce si Commercial German. Prospects: Business. “Modesty is the grace of the soul.” | Lottie’s sweet temper has made her well liked by all.

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PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS KESSEL, MEYER. 337 Peshine Avenue. Commercial Spanish. Prospects: N. Y. U. “Hail to the chief, who in triumph advances.” President of the 4A Class; Vice-President of 4C Class; President of Central Service Club; Vice-President of Central Service Club; As- sistant Manager of the Basketball Team; Manager of the Basketball Team; Winner of Old English “C”. Senior Follies. Meyer had better be careful, for a lion among the ladies is a dread- ful thing. But he can take care of himself. His list of activities is one to be proud of. VICE PRESIDENT OF CLASS DippEL, Horace E. 463 Clinton Avenue. Technical. Vice-President. Prospects: Business. “The right man in the right place.” Vice-President of 4A Class; Pres. Technical Club; Vice-Pres. Radio Club; Central Service Club; Track Team; Gym Exhibition. For an obliging person, Horace wins the cut glass necktie. SECRETARY OF CLASS GELBOND, SOPHIE R. 88 Stratford Place. Commercial Art. Secretary. Prospects: Art School. “Her popularity is exceeded only by her good looks.” Secretary of 4A Class; Girls’ Service Club; Treasurer of Girls’ Service Club; Senior Pivor Board; Staff Typist; Pivor Reporter; Senior Follies; 4B Valentine Dance Committee; 4C Harvest Dance A Committee; G. S. C. Musical Committee; Glee Club; Girls’ Swim- ming Club; Journalist Club; Chess and heckers Club; Girls’ Dramatic Qlub; Girls’ Athletic Association. Sophie’s popularity among her classmates is the result of her hard labor, especially this term. She is a good, all-around girl with rare qualities. TREASURER OF CLASS SCHLAIN, MORRIS. 34 Boyd Street. Commercial Treasurer Prospects: U. of Iowa. “A lion among the ladies is a dreadful thing.” Treasurer of 4C, 4B, and 4A Class; Senior Pivot Board; Spanish Club; Alpha and Omega Club; W. W. Debating Society; Journalist Club; Chess and Checkers Club; Business Manager of Senior Follies; President of Mystical 13; Central Service Club. Schlain could be content on a lonely island if he had his ladies with him. He sure does love the women. 25

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CASSIDY, LESLIE. 37 Isabella Avenue. Commercial Spanish. Prospects: U. of Penn. “Behold the man, a wonderful creation.” Assistant Manager of Baseball; Central Service Club; Manager of Baseball; Class Relay; Tennis Ciub; Secretary of 4B Class; Barn- stormers; PivoT Reporter; Old English “C”; G. O. Executive; Cen- Service Club Anniversary Dance Committee; Senior PivoT Board. The idol of his fellow friends. His character is revealed in his ever smiling face. COOPER, GEORGE. 32 Wallace Place. General. Prospects: N. Y. U. “Ability wins the respect of true men.” Vice-President of the G. O.; Central Service Club; President of Central Service Club; Chess and Checkers Club; President of Chess and Checkers Club; Pivot Staff; Business Board; Sport Dept.; Jun- ior Four-Minute Speakers; Varsity Football Team; Manager of Or- gan Fund Movie Show; Manage r of 4C Class Movie Show; Senior Follies; Senior Prvot Board; Rifle and Gun Club; Swimming Club; Glee Club; Webster Hayne Debating Society; Armory Exhibition; Old English “C”. As an orator, George makes a second Daniel Webster. His earnest work for the class is commendable. EDER, RHODA MARIE. 168 Clinton Avenue. Arts Course. Prospects: Sargents School. “She was a lover of the dance.” Girls Service Club; Dramatic Club; Journalist Club; PivoT Board; Chairman of 4C Carnival and 4C Prom.; Chairman of 4C Harvest Dance; President of Girls Swimming Club; Dancing Class; Armorv Gvm Exhibition; Girls A. A.; Vice-President of G. O.; 4B. Valen- tine Dance Committee. Rhoda's untiring efforts have won the respect of her fellow students. Give Rhoda a menu consisting of dance, dance, and dance, and she will never be hungrv. EISNER, SOPHIE. 786 Ridge Street. i 94 Comprercial Spanish. Prospects: Undecided. “When not studying, she talks.” rvice Club; Dancing Class; 4C Prom Committee; 4B tine Dance Committee; Chess and Checkers Club; Girls’ A. A.; ory Gym Exhibition. en it comes to laughing, Sophie takes the cake. Nevertheless, her pleasing personality is her chief asset.