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

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OUR OFFICERS Bv William Langer President: DAVE STEINBERG A hail-fellow—well-met good natured . handsome . a ladies man, as he must be to get elected happy-go-lucky, always smiling, with a quip and crank and aged joke always ready to be sprung—helpful intelligent friendly . . . a good artist who's able to draw many things besides his breath . industrious, always working for the class and its enterprises . advertising the dances given by the class and trying to make them successful an ideal and worthy President of our renowned group of seniors. Vice-President: Fritzi REICH Everybody knows her . medium in size . . blond . . . the kind always happy . radiating slightly corpulent that gentlemen prefer . a perfect aura of bright friendship for anyone . . one of the most popular girls in the class . . . efficient hard working at times . loves to temper work with play, when she does work . . . a perfect vice-president as vice-presidents go. Secretary: ANNA NEISS Short . . . slim . . . good-looking . friendly . as nice as her name . may be nicer . faithful member of the class and secretary since 4C never fails to be polite and always respectfully submits her minutes . one of the smartest girls in the class . eleven times on the Honor Roll ought to be adequate proof of this fact . an animated talker . modest, and an industrious worker . studies hard . and energy to the class. works harder . devotes time Treasurer: GEORGE SOLLER Tai... half-way handsome... а light (in weight and complexion) would-be ladies’ looks as if he would be by the indications . a good friend to all his friends . . . obliging . . . a capable cheer leader-in-chief as he has many times demonstrated on the football field E I. hard-working . . collected . . .honest to an extreme never asks for money, only borrows it . . . а chem shark . . . one can always find him in the laboratory, poring over his books and writing up ex- periments . . . has an infectious smile that one can- . truly a worthy man for the positior of custodian of our class's treasury. not resist . . PHOOL'S PHILOSOPHY By Leonard Langer, Ph.D. He who is good at making excuses needs not be good at, anything else. . Spare the rod and thou shalt not need one so often. e He who diggeth. a grave for another is a grave- digger. : A dog's life doth always follow a case of puppy love. As the tailor seweth, so shall he rip. 6. Truth is said to be stranger than fiction, but it is often hard to tell them apart. . The Latin student who rideth shall always pass the one who walketh. . The doctor some day keepeth the undertaker away. à If extreme cold and extreme heat causeth burn- ing, then the Equator must be the North Pole.