Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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

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RECORD OF THE 122nd CLASS MATTHIAS SHALITA, Mark I Yon Cassius has a lean and lL'1,m1.g1'y look, A ' He thfmks too 'muclzg such men are claugerou's. 1360 North Marshall St. Born February 27, 1897, Philadelphia. Entered from Jefferson School. This brilliant youth has a great future before himp He is ame- nable to reason and is willing to defend: his principles with sane arguments. Senate, House of Representatives. Elective-Psychology. ' Future-Lawyer. ABRAHAM LEONARD SPORKIN, Stumpf' Some people die too easy, they sort of fade awayg Just 'make a little error and give up 'ln clvlsfmayf' 1308 North Seventh Street. Born December 20, 1896, Philadelphia. Entered from Jefferson School. Stump has a brother that will make all the noise necessary in the Sporkin family, and as a consequence is very quiet himself. Wireless Club, Chess Club, Senate, I-louse ol' Representatives. Elective-HiStO1'y. Future-Lawyer. MAURICE WALTON SPORKIN, Seward Oh call back my brother to me, I cau- not play alone. 1308 North Seventh Street. Entered from Jefferson School. This one is just the opposite of his brother and his favorite pastime seems to consist in making a noise. How either of these fellows can claim the other for a brother is more than we can comprehend. Wireless Club, Chess Club, Senate, House of Representatives. ' Elective-Physics. A Future-Civil Engineer. 24s