Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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RECORD OF THE 122nd CLASS OSWALD KUEHNE, O, K. The reason why men who mind their own business succeed me life, is Q?Cll'll39 they have so little competition. 607 N. American St. Born May 9, 1896, Phila' Entered from Northern Liberties School. This fellow is conceited enough to think that every'- thing he puts his initials to is O. K. He 15 21 star German student and is always ready to help any one. Elective-German. Future-College. ISRAEL EDWARD MASTER, lzz The choice of master spirits of Jzis age. 1845 N. 31st sr. Bom February '17, 1897, Phila. Entered from Campbell Grammar School. Have you ever known a fellow who has a good store of humor andonly lets it out on state occasions? Well, that's the kind of a fellow lzz is. He always has a smile and good word for everybody. Senate, House of Representatives, Picture Com- mittee, Banquet Committee HJ, Section Treas- urer Q4J. - ' , Elective-History, Future-Lawyer. WALTER JAMES McCOMB, Walt, Mac IIC H S ii My mother has two 'little twins, . ' I They are me cmd my brother. 1134 Glenwood Avenue. Born November 24, 1893, Philadelphia. ' Entered from Adjunct School of Practice. Walt looks so much like his brother that he has to part his hair on the wrong side so you can tell them apart. He is the athletic pride of the Section, and association with the sages has made him an admirable fellow. Cr0SS-Country team C17 czp, Captain of cross- country team C35 145, Track team C17 C23 Q35 141, Stationery Committee, Class Treasurer GJ. Ye ldlers. Elective-Algebra. Future-College, 20 Qvifi 5111.333-gf gli '52311'jog23pity?-.12jj.g13.v.f,gf3f 1.-.1 e.,f, 11.3 12 5,3 .2 - 51, , . ., N In A I H 1 I qi I vs, Ii I ,H ,.,,Ejl..,,,,,l., .. L., ..,u. .,.l....Zf...., .. , . . . .

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RECORD OF THE 122nd CLASS l MORRIS MORGAN If the arrows of the- enerny are S0 nzwnerons that they. darken the,,SW'4, then we will fight an the shade. 1955 N. za st. Bom February 2, 1896, Phila- Of an easy-going, pleasant disposition, nothing seems to worry this student of the classics. .His only fault is that he is sure the Record Committee are going to be millionaires when they graduate. House of Representatives, Senate, Chess Club. Elective-Psychology. FUfU1'e+LaWYe1'- l MAURICE JOHN MUCHNICK, Much Assw1ne a virtnre if you have none. 1326 North Marshall St. A ' Born May 22, 1896, Rosenhayn, N. J. Entered from the Wyoming Grammar School. Although not a son of Erin, he was the butt of all of Prof. Lacy's jokes about lrishmen. If he thinks he is right no one on this earth could make him change his mind. House of Representatives, Senate, Wireless Club. Elective-Electrical Engineering. ' Future-Nlechanical Engineer. JOHN ROBERT NEVIN, John! Hit one Und sie alle sollen fI'l'L6'l:'l?,6 kiitze sein, wae teh 'wall yedean Tag eine andere. 2576 Cedar St. Born October 15, 1896, Phila. Entered from Hart Grammar School, Without ldoubt John is the quietest fellow in the section. h. . . rom- im we expect great things, since he has . set his mind on a high ideal and we feel sure that in the future we will be glad to have the good fortune of knowing him. . .Senate,, House of Representatives, Phi Delta Sigma. Electivehl-Ogic. Future-Ministry. 22