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

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Mrs. Corrma Kay, Vice Principal At Central High our students not only grow to learn but also learn to grow. Our learning does not take form only by completing and remembering lessons but also by learning to be responsible citizens When they meet their obligations to the school, the school fulfills it's obligations to the student We go along with the philosophy of Wendell Phillips who once said ... Responsibility educates ” David Blank, Bennie Lee, Vice Principal 25

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lames Moore. |r Principal Congratulations to the class of 1981. Many thanks for your contrilxjtions to our school and our lives We hope that Central High has prepared you to meet your opportunities for success You spent much of your time here digesting information but we aim to inspire your own pursuit of knowledge and happiness Central gives you education not for it's own sake but to enrich your life. Education is not learning, it is the exercise and development of the powers of the mind, and the two great methods by which this may be accomplished are in the haBs of learning or in the conflicts of life

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Joseph Young. Chairman Mrs. Claudia DeSalvo Gerald Battaglmi The Written Word ENGLISH Words are both belter and worse than thoughts, they express them and add to them; they give them power for good or evil, they start them on an endless flight, for instruction and comfort and blessing, or for iniury and sorrow and rum. - Tyrone Edwards The prime goal of the English Department is to improve the communication skills of Central's students. Our programs are determined by reading scores. We have special programs for future engineers. N J I.T for science oriented and $ T.l. for humanities oriented students Mrs. Patricia Shipman 26