Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1937 volume:

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Hers has been the task of ministering to the literary likes and dislikes not merely of a class of fifty students, but rather of a student body of over five thousand individuals: and yet, reviewing the many happy hours we have spent in the library, we cannot recall an instance of Miss Yoder's fail- ing to satisfy a student in his search for pleasure in books, nor can we remember a pupil who has not respected her the more for her sound judgment. lt has been in the library, under the influence of Miss Yoder, that our friendship with books has been fostered, and that we have realized the part literature must play in our lives. Sensible of our indebtedness to Miss Yoder for all that she has contributed to our literary background, we sincerely hope that this volume may be a source of pleasure to her in years to come. I M PREFACE IN attempting to face squarely the problems of this world as graduates of high school, we fully realize the many trials and tribulations for which we must prepare ourselves. Cognizant, as we are, of the vicissitudes of life, we naturally do not fear the times when we shall be riding on the crest of the wave, but we are apprehensive of the times when we shall be struggling in the trough of that wave swelling omi- nously about us and threatening to en- gulf us at any moment. It is then, when the tide of life seems at its lowest ebb, that one must find some source of com- fort. We feel sure that this source of comfort, to which we shall invariably turn, is literature. ln selecting literature as the theme of our record book, we, the class of Iune, 1937, are anticipating the part books will play later in our lives, not only when unfortunate cir- cumstances compel us to seek solace within their covers but also when we venture into its confines bent on pleas- ure at times when fortune has smiled upon us. Our interests in literature have been carefully nurtured at Olney, and it is certain they will stand us in good stead. ln compiling this volume the Trojan editors have allowed liter- ature to permeate naturally all parts of this book, just as literature permeates naturally all walks of life. A TRIBUTE EVERY book that is worth reading must have a theme, a purpose for having been written. Every life that is worth living should also have a theme or purpose. Every action worth doing should fulfill the same requirement. Our lives and our ac- tions during our sojourn in high school have fulfilled that requirement. Our purpose has been to improve ourselves morally, mentally, and physically. We have striven to attain the ideals set for us in our reading. You, Mr. Montanye, have constantly kept this goal before us, and aided us in our pursuit of it by providing, not only the ideals themselves, but also the knowledge necessary to attain those ideals. Your guiding hand, keeping our actions constant to our purpose and within the bounds of common sense, has given our life at Olney a unity without which it would have been practically worthless. Without this constancy of purpose, our book of high school life would have been merely a series of detached events. The adherence of the theme, however, has created coherence where chaos would otherwise have been present. We shall be eternally grateful to you for having so wisely guided our path, and we assure you in words of the Dane that: -thy commandment all alone shall live Within the book and volume of our brains, Unmixed with baser matter. - EDWIN Y. MONTANYE ..,, TRCDJAN Editor-in-Chief WALTER ARONS Faculty Advisers ART LITERARY BUSINESS CHARLES MCCANN MARY M. MATHEWS CLAUDE SCHOENL Gilbert Edelman Marjorie Evans Ivan Gilbert Norma Hamberg Ruth Korson Norma Malone STAFF Bernard Miller Ruth Ochroch Israel Silver Benjamin Simkin Leon Solis-Cohen Alfred Weinberg Wye ART STAFF Edith Iaiiy George Weber William Plummer Phyllis Gudis BUSINESS MANAGERS Walter Holmes Frank Dunn PHOTOGRAPHER Vaughn Paynter TYPISTS Evelyn Hildreth Hilda Makurath LL Q ff X i 0 W No single parts unequally surmise, Olney High yet young in standing- All comes united to the admiring eyes ll To Thee. with our hearts uplifted Do we sing our gratitude-- 'Though lost to sight to memory dear. :QAM 'K ,jjc-,- 2 J r NY X 'Q N X .V 4 r ,. .,AX Q - vi- Y . - its 4 - 2' is 1. is Sv P, be rexffw V 1 H It was so rich in many wise. A Thai it was like a paradise. With thy long 1evel1'd rule of streaming light. .UW 4 fa Roses red and violets blue And all the sweetest flowers that in the forests grew And behold there was a very stately palace before him, the name of which was Beautiful. wg? Health is the vital principle oi bliss And exercise of health. V T 4 N VD MR. MONTANYE UN OLNEY ART Charles McCann Herman Fromuth Carmen L. Heath Sydney Gross Frances Hoade Rose Sichel COMMERCE ' Richard Holme Elmira Lippincott Marie Altermatt Rose Lischiri Tillie Blitz Clarence Nadel Helen Carmalt Ferris L. Price Marguerite B. Dudley Emily Rainey Harry -Fair Nathan Rauch Max Glass S. Ada Rice Martin Greenlolatt Anne M. Scanlan Helen Hasentus Victor Schiller Luther C. Haupt Thelma Smith Harry Humphreys Harris Somerset Simon Hunn Edith Sweetser HOME ECONOMICS Margaret Platt Marian Leopold Mary A. Patterson FACULTY Esther Reinhardt Iredell Aucott Robert Blanc Ellen E. Brown Clara G. Crankshaw Katharine E. Dealy Ethel Fleming Myra Godfrey Iulia Goodman Clifford Horrocks Beniamin Hurowitz Matthew Hynson Ruth Klein Philip Kligman Alice Lowengrund Andrea Mathews Mary Mathews Ella McAllister Kathleen McCarthy Irene Neuman Mildred Osler Elizabeth Poole Margaret Reed Emily Rock Benjamin Schleiter Charles Sladen Bella Steinbrook George Woznicki LANGUAGE , Annie Dunster Nathaniel Baron William Barrett Clarence Benjamin Elizabeth Breazelle Helen Coleman Elmer Craig Dorothy Crawford Laura Easley Iohn Giuliano Ida Kaiser Ruth Kroeger Bessie Morton Bertha Mueller Isabel Neumann Marta Samans Marie Volkmar Theodore H. N itsche Marie Henry Mildred Weinberger Iohn Levengood MRS. PINK MATHEMATICS Elmer H. Carl Owen D. Iohnston Evelyn Alden W OMIM Adele Keller Charles Blaker Everett Glenn Walter Greenwood Clarence Grimsly Iennie B. Hallowell Bertha McCarthy Euaawll McDonald JUNE Marylew Stritzinqer Marion Stuart Edward Thilo Arthur Tobias MECHANIC ARTS William Salle Harry E. Beehner William Brink David Chambers George Ealer Iudson Folker Elias Freed Victor Fritz Alfred Grayshon Alonzo Hall Chester Hartlein Louis Hille Charles Parker Anthony Roeser Raymond Thomas Charles Thumlert PHYSICAL EDUCATION William Reichelt Arthur Cresse Eugene Debus Wilbur DeTurk Martha Gable Gertrude Green Nellie W. lessop Anna K. Liese Eleanor Phillips CQ' ',n of- '6 Marion D. Schoenly Russel H. Schott Francis P. Tierney Emil Weiler Emma Whitaker SCIENCE Iohn Hoyt Ioseph Bardy Emanuel Blank Louise Dreher Raymond Fay Raymond Freed Lewis l. Horowitz Ida Langman Linwood Lawrence Carl Marzzacco Frederick Miller Dorothea Pike ' Louis Rayman Iames Shelley Earl Snyder L. Cheston Starkey Elizabeth Steen X Alma Waldie l b L7-1 l T A J. ,L .,' - SOCIAL SCIENCE Luther Waidelich Albert D'Nuncio Albert Dorn Bernard Epstein David W. Harr Hazel Hussong Elsie M. Monroe George Oeste Harry Schneeberg Claude Schoenly Carl Schott Luella Sexmith Meyer Slosberg Herman Steinberg Ann or Char es orhlinson Frederick Wetter ,13 C71-Qlff' Carrie M. Schartle Harry RantzxQJ4A7 elen Wildes OFFICE FORCE Eleanor M. Ryan Kathryn H. Barr Sarah Lieberman Rose Routhenstein Marie Schob Sadie Torgan HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR Mary E. Morrison VOCATIONAL GUIDANCE Ruth L. Van Tine MATRON Edna Chickering ' ' CUSTODIAN George Williams ASS'T. CUSTODIAN William Barvio LIBRARIANS Ellen Yoder Elsa Springer STOCK CLERK Warren Moore DIETITIAN Lydia Forsythe PHYSICIA NS Dr. H. Herman Dr. M. Nash NURSE Hannah E. Barlow SJW J U N E STUDENTS ASSOCIATION E are not only indebted to our books for our cultural develop- ment: we are likewise indebted to the advanced system of student participation in Olney which was offered us as an oppor- tunity to apply the knowledge we gained from our books to our practical school life. We of Olney have received practical experience in conducting civil affairs and in solving civil prob- lems. We have undertaken, along with the rest of the Students' Association, the responsibility of electing president, vice-president, senators, and representatives. We have been faced With the problem of selecting students who are best equipped for the Student Association offices. Such students have relieved teachers of all monitorial duties. Under the able guidance and inspiration of the Student Association sponsors-Mr. Oeste, Mr. Glenn, and Mr. Waidelich-the elected officers have had the added responsi- bility of acting on legislation concerning school welfare. Hence we, the graduating class, do not feel that we are en- tering, inexperienced, into a world entirely foreign to us. Instead, we rather feel that we are entering a world similar to that which we have just left. It operates on a grander scale: its problems are far more complex, its demands are greater. But, because of our experience at Olney, we are not afraid to meet them. ., ! 'FW 1937 STUDENTS' ASSOCIATICDN OFFICERS SALUTE to the leaders! Even while devoting themselves to their studies, they have been able to pilot our ship of state safely into the port of the world's work. Previously, the members of our class gave strength to the crew, but, on this last leg of our educational voyage, they have held the responsibility of leader- ship. Nobly, indeed, has the task been done. The ability of our captain, Stephen Lax, has brought our vessel successfully across the bar. His sharp eye and steady hand has kept our ship from the rocks of disaster. The passengers are indeed grateful for the ability of their chief officer. Stephen rose with his crew, not from it, and we drop anchor with the knowledge that the class that follows us will have a high standard at which to aim. We are grateful for the persevering and unsung labor that our ship's purser, Virginia Quimby, has given so gladly in her Association. Virginia capacity as Secretary of the Students' has held that position for many terms and has executed her office well. We extend our thanks to the lower class officers of the Students' Association. We owe much of the success of the term to Ruth Ebert, our Vice-President. We will always remember Edward Kane, President of the Senate, who, though still a junior, is one of the most active boys in the school. J Senate HAT select group, composed of some of the ablest students in each class, which acts as the executive committee of the House of Representatives, is known to us as the Senate. Beside considering all unfinished business of the House, the Senate has juris- diction over a variety of other activities which they carry on in a commendable manner. Funds for the School Beautiful Committee and Student Welfare are collected by the Senate. The baskets distributed at Christ- mas and Thanksgiving which bring such happiness to needy families are collected by its members. Senators are also well-known for their excellent work in reference to the planning of projects for the general Welfare of the school. Mr. Glenn, by his unceasing efforts as faculty sponsor, has made of the Senate a school institution respected and honored in the hearts of the student body. UN House of Representatives E, the class of lune '37, pay a tribute of admiration to the House of Representa- tives. It is the body of students to which We gave our unhesitating faith: through the four years of our sojourn at Olney, we feel that our faith has been justified, and We are gratefully satisfied. We Wish, therefore, to express our grati- tude to all who have given their time and effort to the furtherance of our interests and the interests of the school. Our appreciation is also due to the House of Representatives' able sponsor, Mr. Oeste, who has guided us with the finest leadership on the road of Student Participation. GRADUATING REPRESENTATIVES BK. 1 Walter Arons 2 Raymond Brandau 3 Peter Enderle 4 Robert Harris 5 Barbara Kaesshaefer 6 Robert Marriott 7 Harold Medoff 8 Louis Pfister 9 Ruth Straw IO William Toombs J 12A COUNCIL THE 12A officers and council under the capable sponsorship of Miss Stritzinger and Mr. Dorn are successfully fulfilling their responsibility. They are striving in every way possible to make their l2A projects, the Prom and the Class Movie, the best Olney ever had. We, the Iune graduating class, wish the Lo Seniors a most happy and successful Senior Year. President ...,i....i....,.....,......, WILLIAM HEWISH Vice-President ...,....,.........., ESTELLE SCHARF Secretary ..i,....,.. ....,..,. G ERTRUDE BERGER Treasurer .i....... ......... B EATRICE DWYER UN 11B COUNCIL THE 11B Council sponsored by Miss Stuart cmd Mr. O. D. Iohnson has made a very tine start this term with such competent of- ficers. The business matters of the class are few in the 11B term, since it is the first term for organization. However, With such a fine selection of officers, the class promises to be one of the best. . President .......,...i.......... CONSTANCE LEPLEY Vice-President ....,.,.... , ........ ROBERT LESHNER Secretary ...,...,. .....,.,.,.,...,.... B ETTY WELLS Treasurer ...,.. ........,, H ARMER SCHMIDT ADOLPH C. ERNST TI-IE BIG THE BIG FOUR FATHERS ASSOCIATION desires to join the vast throng Who are, at this time, extending greetings and congratulations to the Class ot Iune, 1937. For the benefit' of the fathers of the entire student body, may I, as president of this organization, remind you that the member- ship of the Big Four Fathers Association is composed of men interested in the welfare of the girls and boys in the public schools. It is the only association of its kind in Philadelphia. OUR OBIECTIVE To stimulate the interest ot the fathers in the activities of the students of the Olney High School, and the schools from which its students come. n 9 3 7 l....T'- - FOUR A. To promote interest in: 1. Scholarships 2. Athletics 3. Clubs. B. To increase friendliness among the fathers in order to secure a closer cooperation between the home and the school. We, as Dads, are happy in the work we are striving to do tor our youth. We are proud oi what we have accomplished in the past and are ever looking forward to accomplishing even greater things in the future. The greatest asset that we can have as individuals, or as an association, is the good will of those we have honestly tried to serve. li we strive to do that thing which we love to do a little better each day, this marvelous asset grows apace. ella! AC fwf V L X fwlllfy is f K 511- all 453 Q31 Egan, A. WW CLAUDE SCHOENLY HE present graduating class comes to the time when our connections with Miss Gable and Mr. Schoenly must be severed with a feeling of deep gratitude. We are grateful for the guidance and assistance they have given us during the past three terms. We have had before us the task of absorb- ing the knowledge contained in our text books. We had to understand the great Works of literature, the theory and prac- tice ot problems in physics, algebra and chemistry. We had to become conscious of the great past and the more glorious future of our country through our social science classes. With all this Work to prepare us for the future, without the help of Miss Gable and Mr. Schoenly, We should have had to forget the present. All thoughts of class, movies, dances and trips would have fallen by the Wayside if preparation for them had 1937 ' ' MARTHA GABLE been left to us alone. But our sponsors, freely giving of their own time, have helped us with all these projects. Although they, too, were concerned in the preparation of many students for the future, and although they, too, have out-of-school interests of their own, they gave unstintingly of their time and effort to make our present enjoyable and future secure. Theirs has indeed been a noble sacrifice, for they could hope for no reward other than the satisfaction of having done a job well. And done it well they surely have. To this reward the members of the graduating class of Iune '37 wish to add what weight our sincere and whole-hearted thanks can add. We . . . can no other answer make, but, thanks, And thanks, and ever thanks. MMAG M Charles Blaker Elmer E. Craig JUN Mildred Osler Myra Godfrey Alice Lowengrund THE 12B The 12B Class owes an incalculable debt ot gratitude to their advisers. Taking us as Freshmen under their surveillance, they have successfully guided us through the tour years ot our high school education, inspiring us in times of despair and giving freely a' Wealth ot intelligent advice when we were' in dire need ot it. They have unstintingly and quietly sacrificed their valuable time so that they might aid us to solve our troubles. They have aided us to become better and more intelligent citizens, both in school and in the world outside. They have iw' Af E 1937 i '--- Rose Lischin Marta Samans Eleanor Phillips ADVISERS established in us, by their sincerity and friendliness, a sense of responsibility and a determination to make successes of our- selves. Imbued with this spirit of responsibility, we cannot, we must not, fail. For ever, through triumph and set-back, we will carry with us remembrances of their unsung sacri- fices. Let us hope that We prove Worthy of them. Let us hope that We succeed, for only by doing so, can we partially repay our debt to our loyal and beloved friends-the 12B Advisers. Rose Sichel Charles McCann 12B COUNCIL HE Council, a representative body, com- posed of one delegate from each advisory group, has ably assisted the executive offi- cers in all matters of legislation. A large measure of the success of the Class of lune l937 is due to these people who gave un- stintingly of their time and efforts in fulfilling the trust placed in them. UN 12B CLASS OFFICERS President ,..........,....,...........,.. IOHN MATI-HAS Vice-President .A..... HENRIETTA COURDOFF Secretary ....... ....,....,., V lRGlNlA QUIMBY Treasurer ....... ., .,.,.... HILDA MAKURATH UCCESS invariably depends upon supe- rior leadership, and as We look back upon our terms as an organized class we find that our executive officers have had a great share in making our last years at Olney both profitable and successful. Upon their shoulders were placed numerous duties and responsibilities which they so compe- tently administered. As the chosen few from so large a group, it was their obligation to execute their offices in the interest of those whom they represented and unquestionably they did so in an admirable manner. .QW --Y WE -ig 'T Q X. XX l t X TRGJMI a ROY WALTER ALLEN 5929 N. 3rd Street Bayard Taylor Professional Baseball Football, Baseball, Basketball, Track,- Gym Leader. Vaulting ambition overleaps itself. j MATHILDA A. AMTMAN 434 E. Mentar Street Cooke Ir. High Til Secretary Stenograpliy Club, Commercial Club, A man's success in business today turns upon his power of getting people to believe he has something they want. HARLAN PAGE ANDERSON. IR. 3l6 E. Clarkson Avenue Olney Grammar Bud Baseball Player Class Basketball, Surveying Club. Behind a frowning countenance He hides a shining face. LEONARD N. ABRAMS 5926 N. 19th Street Wagner Ir. High Senor Artisan Debating Society, Debating Team, Sen- ior Dramatic Club, Christmas Show twice, President of Woodcrafters. The true, strong, and sound mind is the mind that can embrace equally great things and small. RUTH ACHS 4914 N. B Street Barton Hey Painter Tumblers Club, Merry-go-round. A lovely lady, garmented in light From her own beauty. KATHRYN ELIZABETH A 5413 N. 4th Stre Olney Grammar Betty . Dfaawr ' I Hi-Y, Swim g Club ench, ptu erest, Alter- , Rep. her. 1 ' i f 'Ar irowns are fairer far, Than smiles of other maidens are.' 1 MICHEL AMSTERDAM 7l6 W. Courtland Street Cooke Ir. High Mike Chemical Engineer Chess Team and Club, Highlight Re- porter, Lunchroom Monitor, Gym Leader, I have a heart with a room for every joy. BETTY ANN ANDERSCH l62 W. Wyoming Avenue Wilson BeiiY Dress Designer Commercial Club, Tap Club, Swimming Club. Health and cheerfulness mutually beget each other. EVELYN MAE ANDRESS 545 Van Kirk Street Wilsori lr. High EV. Stenographer Commercial Club. Virtue alone out builds the pyramids: Her monuments shall last when Egypts fall. SELMA ABRAMS 6614 N. lOth Street Wagner Ir. High Sei Social Service Monitor, Tap Club, Basketball, Theatre Club. The very pink of perfection. ROBERT E. ADAMS 6262 N. Bouvier Street Barton Bob Successful Draftsman Secretary of Woodwork Club, Monitor. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. ANNA EVA ALBRIGHT 4228 N. 6th Street Cooke Ir. High Anne Secretary li to her share some female errors fall, Look on her face, and you'll forget 'em all. ELIZABETH V. ANDREW 6107 N. rankli t Wilson , Betty One f e 400? m ia Cl , Lunchroom Monitor. 0 -if ' ' -1 ge comes, but wisdom l u r . NATALIE ARNOLD 4732 Roosevelt Boulevard New York City Chickie Dancer Band, French Club, Theatre Club, Peace Club, Village Frolic. On with the dance Let joy be unconfiieidlu TN IACK AYRTON t 7251 N. 20th Street W gner V High HAYHH Wit ' Q speaket nffgand yet there lies ' conversation in his eyes. I 'X HARRY HUGH ARNDT 707 Wingohocking Street Cooke Huge Successful He only is a well-made man who has a good determination. WALTER ARONS 4027 E. Roosevelt Boulevard West Phila. High Walt Medicine Championship Debating Team, Varsity Tennis Team, Trojan Editor-in-Chief, Honor Society, Vice-President of Hist- ory Forum, Vice-President of Nos Viginti, Vice-President of 12A Class, Peace Club, Current History Club, Chairman of Club Committee. A public man of light and leading. DOROTHY BACKALL 912 W. Wyoming Avenue Cooke Dotty Surgeon Theatre Club, Merry-go-round, Vocal Ensemble Club. A true friend is forever a friend. RICHARD KENDALL BAKER 5310 N. Front Street Olney Grammar Baseball Player Baseball, Bookroom Monitor. A boy's will is the wind's will! Dick VICTORIA BALIN 5707 N. Park Avenue Wagner ,.TOrY.. Foot Specialist Theatre Club, Swimming Club. Variety is the mother of Enjoy- ment. A MILDRED BARON 6549 Cutler Street Wagner Nudi9 Social Service President Theatre Club, 12A Ccuncil, Swimming Club, Monitor. She is a winsome wee thing She is a handsome wee thing She is a bonny wee thing. QPFQF ISABELLE BALIN 5707 N. Park Avenue Doctor Theatre Club, Swimming Club. Wagner Izzy e t f- - t X. Variety's the spice of lif ' it U- if L 2 X T' f f5,K EMILIE K. BALTZ f ' 5519 N. Marshall Street Cooke Ir. High Em' ix Secretary f t Girl Reserves, Lunchroom Monito, ef Theatre Club. The well of true evil is truth itselff .I I ETHEL T. BARRY 4022 R Street Atlantic City High Private Secretary Stenography Club, Secretary ' it .La l X Ethel Q f in llB l2A. Honor lies in honest toil. LL. llCRfil1 RC ETHEL BARTASH 4924 Rosehill Street Frankford High Whitie Happiness Beauty is the lover's gift. MINNIE BATT 1701 Grange Street Wagner Min Theatre Club, Lunchroom Monitor. A cheerful look makes a dish a feast. I TLB BE C, 26 E. The a Street Barton ig usi ss Woman B r as is .b ess one must be per- fe qffQE1e.' GEORGE BELLE1' 4937 N. 9th Street Cooke Mick Business Baseball Team, Alternate Rep. Simplicity of character is no hin- drance to subtlety of intellect. DORIS M. BERGEN f t,J - 318 W. Spencer Avenue , St. Helena's Dot Stenographer Stenography Club, Theatre Club, Tap X' Club, Swimming Club, Secretary lUB, Gym Monitor. To brisk notes in cadence beating, Glance her gaily-twinkling feet. ,Li- : MILDRED ANNA NER ,A 'if-' 4332 NNE' ' in street -' ig 1. . .1 ' t , lay Cooke lrnl-lgh Milly b .N ekiretary . W ' 1 Blessed ar the meek, for they 'lil' Q shall il he 't earth. 3' i Q A N f Z ZZ Q L. ,555 fx t I fail E.- X J .age .Y- . 1 HOWARD WALTER BARTH 423 E. Knorr Street Wilson lr. High Barthie Own An Auto Shop Monitor. ln this business one must be per- fectly afiablef' IOHN BAYER 157 W. Albanus Street Olney Grammar Success Business makes a man as well as tries him. CAROLINE A. BELL 306 W. Sparks Street Lowell Caroline Secretary Bible Club, Stenography Club, Vocal Ensemble, Monitor, Secretary of Book, Representative, Assistant Representa- tive. Ambition has no rest. WALLACE WILLIAM BENDER 804 E. Knorr Street Olney Grammar Wally Undertaker Highlights Representative, Gym and Study Hall Monitor, Alternate Rep- resentative. He was so good, he would pour water on a toad. ERVIN BERGENFELD 5010 C Street Clara Barton Bergy Business Freshman Track, Honor Roll 153, Lunch- room Monitor. Who lets slip fortune, his shall never find: Occasion once past by, is bald behind. DONALD RUSSELL BERRY ' 4156 N. Franklin Street lay Cooke lr. High Don Chemical Engineer Chemistry Club, Faraday Club. There are few persons who pursue science with dignity. ERVIN F. BICKLEY. IR. 5409 Westtord Road Detroit, Mich. Erv' Big Business Man Boldness in business is the first, second, and third thing. ESTHER FRANCES BISHOP 5410 N. 5th Street Lowell Bish Stenographer Spanish Club, Tap Club, Travel Club. ' Beauty is truth, truth beauty. ISABEL ROSE BLAESS 5744 N. 7th Street Olney Grammar Peach Primary Teaching Sr. French Club, Hi-Y, Monitor, Volley Ball Team. lf you be a lover of instruction, you will be Well instructed. IACK BLOOM 1805 67th Avenue Wagner lr. High lack Buyer 12A Council, Monitor. A tradesman who gets, not loseth. ADELINE BLUMENTHAL 827 E. Allegheny Avenue Stetson lr. High Addie College Spanish Club, Ticket Representative. Produce much, consume little, labor diligently, speak cautiously. CHESTER BISHOP 1109 E. Hunting Park Avenue Hopkinson Great lnventor Surveying Club. It is always adventurers who ac- complish great things. MARY KATHRYN BISSINGER 523 Fanshawe Street T W'oodrow Wilson Kitty Stenographer ' Class Basketball, Girl Reserves, Swim- ming Club, Tumbling Club, Advanced Tap Club. Confidence is the companion of suc- .. cess. LEONARD BLANK 825 Lindley Avenue Cooke Ir. High Scholar and Gentleman Learning is the dictionary but the grammar of sense is science. LEONARD BLUM 4844 N. 9th Street ' lay Cooke lr. High Lamby Naval Academy Monitor. The winds and waves are always on the side of the ablest navigator. U HELEN F. BOGGS - -In - 6832 Oakley Street- 'yl ,- Woodrow Wilson lr. High Boggsy il Iournalist -Q V' Highlights Representative, Varsity ,i - -D Basketball Team. - - - Ask how to live? Write, write, - - 'g,:' write anything. The world's a fine - .QL 4? believing world, write news. 1,311 ..,, , . ' 1 ' ig-F' , , LORRAINE BOLTON, 6030 N. 16th Street Wagner lr. High F ' ' Dolly A, College Alternate Representative, Gym and Study' Hall Monitor, Ticket Repre- sfntative. The hand that follows intellect can achieve. ..-.., . 13,15 : EDWARD BONDE 541 W. Duncannon Avenue 1 JM' A Cooke Ir. High Ed Business Second Team Baseball, lnterclass Gym Meet, Gym l..eader's Club. x X X He has an eye to business. Xf 1109 I l.-T' Tif- - 1--- '5 ... .--, A E Y ' Yliii. Q xi Q f ,P tc.. t' ff i R il-11-1 l L 35 ffl X g Iigjlg xt . 5, . I 1 l TRQJLXH fa EVELYN BOOCKOFF 115 W. Duncannon Avenue Fitz-Simons Ir. High Eva Private Secretary Theatre Club. Despatch is the soul of business. ROBERTA SYLVIA BORETH 5031 C Street Clara Barton Bertie College Book Treasurer, Ticket Representative, French Club. A good companion makes good company. RAYMOND BOWDITCH 6543 Bouvier Street Wagner Ir. High Ray Chemical Engineer Manager of Swimming Team, Photog- raphy. Fortune aids the bo1d. n ELEANOR MARIE BOOTHROYD g 5408 N. ,Fronti Street OlneyfGrammQr I 'fBoots'f 1 Librarian ? ' Hi-Y, Sr. French Club, Highlights Representative, Volley Ball Team. Come and take choice of all my library, And so beguile thy sorrow. WALTER W. BORRMANN 5343 Howland Street W'agner lr. High Walt Machinist To make a man of yourself, you must toil. GLADYS LORRAIN E BOWERS 531 Solly Avenue Olney Grammar Gizzy Actor Curtain Club, 11B Council, Sr. French Club, Leader's Club, Dancing Club, Gym Monitor. The part was aptly fitted, and naturally performed. V M122 RUTH BOYLE 5915 N. Mascher Street Lowell Babe Dancer Volley Ball, Tumbling, Commercial Club. Dance, laugh, and be merry. RAYMOND E. BRANDAU 527 Kerper Street Wilson lr. High Ray Engineering Hi-Y, History Forum, Basketball Man- ager, Representative, Honor Society, President 11B Class, Band, Vocal En- semble, 12B Senator. lt is tranquil people who accom- plish much. LYNF ORD H. BRIGHT 4631 N. Rosehill Street Clara Barton Lyn West Point tAviationl Class Representative. By jumping at the stars you may tall in the mud. Cf I K ,S ELEANOR YVONNE BRADY 601 W. Annsbury Street Cooke Ir. High Curly Court Counsel Good counselors lack no c1ients. FLORENCE MILDRED BRANDES 6031 N. Mascher Street Lowell Flossie Private Secretary Book Secretary, Beginners' Tap Club, Locker Monitor, Commercial Club. Do business, but be not a slave to it. ROBERT A. BROWN 1617 67th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Bob Certified Public Accountant Cross Country Team, Track Team. He that runs fastest gets most ground. VICTOR IAMES CARNELL 6333 N. 18th Street Wagner lr. High Vic Diesel Engineer Study I-lall and Lunchroom Monitors. He doth much that doth a thing well. IVIIRIAM DORIS CASPER 4808 C Street Clara Barton Mim Social Worker Vice-President of Theatre Club, lr. French Club, Study Hall and Lunch- room Monitors. With malice towards none, With charity for all. LOUISA MIRIAM CHAPPELL 4025 N. Fairhill Street Cooke lr. High Squeezer' Nurse Monitor, President of Bible Club, Sec- retary of Book. 1 true heart- things on A silent tongue and a are the most admirable earth. HENRY F. BUCHSCHEIDT ll3 E. Wyoming Avenue Olney Grammar Buck Automobile Mechanic Good health and good sense are two of lite's greatest blessings. IOSEPH IAY BUCKMAN 5052 N. 8th Street Cooke Ir. High Bucky Doctor Monitor, Scrub Football Team, Secretary of Book. A physician is nothing but a con- ler of the mind. DOROTHY MAY B RGER 202 West Roosevelt ulevard Clara Barton Gram Dot P i e etary Book Club urerg onitcr. N ws what is what. SYLVIA RISA CARTER 6743 N. l7th Street Wagner Ir. High Tibby College Secretary of Theatre Club, Swimming Club, Study Hall and Lunchroom Monitors. Be always as merry as ever you can, For no one delights in a sorrowful woman. HAZEL CHAPMAN 217 E. Fishers Avenue Olney Grammar Haze Secretary Monitor, Swimming Club, Gym Monitor, Class Basketball, Volleyball. Health is the vital principle oi bliss. MELVIN CHECKUM 216 W. Albanus Street Olney Grammar Check - Banker Highlights Representative, S. A. Rep resentative, Magicians' Club, Span- ish Club. A business with an income at its heels furnishes always oil for its wheels. ESTHER CAROLYN BUCKLEY ll23 Champlost Street Wagner Ir. High ' ucky No ne i vit out am itions, V .X- world s , IOSEPH FREDERICK GEORGE BUEI-ILER 5209 N. 2nd Street Olney Grammar lee Admiral l-lere's to the pilot that weathered the storm. CLAUDE ELROY BURNETT. IR. 300 Gilham Street Wilson lr. High El A Second Tilden Soccer Team, Tennis Team, Boys' l-li-Y. IEPIZN-X The great end of life is not knowl- edge but action. I DOROTHY L. CHESTER 4832 N. C Street Clara Barton Dot Secretary Vocal Ensemble, French Club, Com- mercial Club, Stenography Club, Man- ager of Class Basketball Team. The devil hath not, in all his guiver's choice, An arrow for the heart like her sweet singing voice. MARTIN CHUDNOFF 4906 N. 8th Street Cooke Ir. High Chud Farmer Far back in the ages, The plough with wreaths was crowned, The hands of kings and sages Entwined the chaplet round. if T. CLEMENTS 446 W. Fern Street lb riy, New York Mazie Bookkeeping onitor, Highlights Representative, Secretary of Book, Commercial Club. Business is the salt of life. MEYER COI-IEN 4922 B Street Clara Barton Mike Accountant Chess and Checkers Club, Highlights Representative, Monitor, Current His- tory Club. Learn some useful art that you may be independent of the caprice of for- tune. RAY COLLMER 308 E. Robbins Avenue Wilson Ir. High Ray Mechanical Engineer Drafting Club. Machinery is the sub-conscious mind of the world. IACK C. COOPER 7215 Walnut Lane Wagner Ir. High Coop Radio Cperator Deserve success, and you shall com- mand it. ROBERT L. CI-IITTICK 6822 Oakley Street Wilson Ir. High Bob Radio Engineer Vocal Ensemble. He ceased: but still their trembling ears retained The deep vibrations of his witching song. VIOLET CLEIN 4923 N. Boudinot Street Cooke Ir. High Vi Business Tap Club, Commercial Club. To business that we love we rise betime, And go to 't with delight. IOAN FRANCES COAKLEY 635 Rhawn Street Wilson Ir. High Ioan Dietitian Home Economics Club. We may live without friends, we may live without books, But civilized men cannot live without cooks. DAVID I. COLLIER li 5432 N. llt Street Co ke Ir. High Tiny X, folle Mpnivtor, Cu e H try Club, Senior 'Fren b, C a pf ' Swim- mizl i m, Ailte tel r entative. Ybu will swim without orkg i. e., you will get on without help. ELIZABETH RUTH COOLING 2006 Stenton' Avenue Wagner Ir. High Betty Teacher Bible Club, Study Hall Monitor. lt is the supreme art of the teacher to awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. ANNE COOPERMAN 429 E. Rockland Street Clara Barton Ann Mannequin Vocal Ensemble, Class Basketball, Bible Club, Stenography Club, Commercial Club, Gym Monitor, Lunchroom Mone itor. Come, sing now, sing, for l know you sing well: I see you have a singing face. thee. ? 1, E BRUCE CORNEAL 5400 N. Water Street Olney Grammar Flash Surgeon To preserve a rnan alive in the midst of so many chances and hostil- ities, ls as great a miracle as to create him. RAYMOND COWAN 4812 N. 8th Street Cooke Ir. High Ray Artist Spanish Club, Alternate Representative, Chess and Checkers Club, Monitor. Every artist dips his brush in his own soul, And paints his own nature onto his canvas. IO!-IN W. CRAVEN 505 Independence Avenue Wagner Ir. High lack Mechanical Engineer 'Tis God gives skill, But not without men's hands: He could not make Antonio Stradivari's violins 'Without Antonio. GLADYS E. CREAGMILE 924 Wagner Avenue 1-I. R. Edmonds I Gladys Bible Club, Nos Viginti, Res Romana, Choral Club, Vocal Arts, Study Hall and Information Desk Monitor. Ol She will sing the savageness out of a bear. IOSEPH CUSHING 1519 Chew Street Wagner Ir. High Ioe Engineer Track Team. Conduct, and eguipageg Genteel in personage, Generous and free Noble by heritage. 9 Dfw f,, 'C lf 1 , E -, Aqlftuc- -rl' I c1.Ams DALLEY ,-45,-M R - 246 W. Tabor Road f c O1n'e ' Reds 1 Club, Commercial Club, X Ym onitor Swimminq Clu . ll5l1':'1H Drive thy business or it will drive XA: i i 9 'gl ' TC 1 X. inqws World ' X ,,,, Q X L , b gc K x2 ,U 3.12 f 1,35-fi 3? HENRIETTA COURDUI-'F 513 Robbins Avenue Wilson Ir. High l-Ienny Gym Teacher S.S. Olney at Sea, Gym Numeral Award, Varsity Hockey, Monitor, Dancing Club, Tumbling Club, Lead- ers' Club, Corresponding Secretary and Vice-President of Hi-Y, Vice- President 12B Class, Merry-Ga Round. She is wise who can instruct us In the business of daily virtuous liv- ing. v RITA T. COYLE 202 W. Albanus Street Incarnation Ritz Nurse Tap Club, Tumbling Club, Basketball, Hockey Team, Commercial Club. Rosy-comp1exion'd Health thy steps at- tend, And exercise thy lasting youth de- fend. IACK CRAWFORD 5738 Fairhill Street St. If-lelena's , Dope Aeronautical Engineer Gym Team. Let brisker youths their active news prepare, Fit their light silken wings and skim the buxom air. CARL ALLEN CROCE 5818 N. 7th Street Kenmore Ir. High Crccy Chemical Engineer Bible Club, Chemistry Club, Faraday Club, Monitor. Oi science and logic he chatters, As line and as fast as he can, Though l'm no judge of such matters, l'm sure he's a talented man. MARGARET I. CIVALlN0 5223 N, American Street Olney Grammar Marge Stenographer Stenography Club, Commercial Club, Tap Club, German Club, Class Bas- ketball. Commerce is the great civilizer. We exchange ideas when we exchange fabrics, FRANK DAVELER 8022 Ryers Avenue Gillespie Davey Engineer Surveying Club, Stage Lighting Staff, Head of the Sound and Amplification Staff. He who has a firm will molds the world to himself. --X 4r'iP'-n TRGJM1 .1 -7-l.,,g , U15 x i-. l V 7, EONARD NDRO en 'neer T MA DETWEILER 7 N. Mascher Street er ' Ir. High Debbie Chiropody Hoior Society, Girls' Hi-Y, President ol irl Reserves, Leaders' Club, .ln- formation Desk Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Orchestra, Vocal Ensemble, Christmas Show, Swimming Club, Sales Representative for Queen's Husband. Gentle of speech, beneiicent of pentancef' mind. LEROY H. DEWEES 521 Hellerman Street Wilson Ir. High Dewey Electrical Engineer Noble blood is an accident of fortune: Noble actions characterize the great. 842 . esthgo yew I. . L All thing sg? silence, bring re- BETTY LOUISE DAVIS 603 Mt. Airy Avenue Roosevelt Ir. High Bubby interior Decorator Theatre plub, Swimmingj Club, Hi-Y. J't The-,stage but, echpeskback the public - voice, ' ' The drama's laws the drama's patrons give. FLORENCE H. DAVISON 5331 Rising Sun Avenue Olney Grammar Floss Teacher Hi-Y, Secretary, Treasurer of Honor Society, Gym Leader, 12A Council, Volleyball Team, Recipient of Gym Numeral Award, Monitor. lt is a luxury to learn: but the luxury of learning is not to be com- pared with the luxury of teaching. IACK DELANEY 1516 Haines Street Wagner Ir. High lack Architect Gym Team. When we build, let us think we build forever. LEONARD H. DEVINE 6519 N. 18th Street Wagner lr. High Divine Get A Degree Writers' Club, Bible Club, Debating So- ciety, Lunchroom Monitor, Treasurer. The pen is the tongue of the mind, SIDNEY DEVERS 5166 Whitaker Avenue Northeast High Limey Architect Znd Baseball Team, lnterclass Basket- ball, Surveying Club, Znd Cross Coun- try Team. For he was just the quiet kind, whose natures never vary. JOHN H. DE WITT 904 69th Avenue Cooke Ir. High lack College Gym Leader. A moral, sensible, well bred man. MIRIAM DAVIS 6603 N. 17th Street Soudertcn High Mim' Singer Her silver voice ls the rich music of a summer bird.' IOSEPHIN E ESTELLA DEITRICK 4434 N. Franklin Street Cooke lr. High IO Dress Designer Swimming Team, Senior French Club, Home Economics Club, Hockey Team, Monitor. The dreaming head and steering hand. THOMAS DENVER 326 Robbins Avenue Wilson Ir. High Tom Naval Academy Ol all the husbands on the earth, The sailor has the finest berth, For in 'is cabin he can sit And sail and sailf'-and let her knit. ss I. WILLIAM DRUTT 5047 N. 8th Street Cooke Ir. High Bill Psychiatry Study Hall Monitor, Highlights Rep- resentative. Clap an extinguisher upon your irony if you are unhappily blessed with a vein of it. FRANK R. DUNN. IR. 807 Knorr Street Olney Grammar Frankie Chemical Engineer Representative 4 Terms, Aero Club, Trojan Staff, Commencement Ush- er. Worth, courage, honor, these indeed your sustenance and birthright are. DONALD ARTHUR DYSON 236 W. Somerville Avenue Olney Grammar Dad Osteopathy Aero Club, Orchestra. Music washes away from the soul the dust oi everyday life. THELMA I. DUBUC l32'7 Cottman Street Wilson Ir. High Frenchie Remain Free and 21 Monitor, Tap Club, Swimming Club, Commercial Club. Her talents were ol the more silent class. HELEN DURICK 5819 N. Hope Street Sl. I'Iel9r1CI'S Pepper Model Swimming Club, Tap Club, Acrobatic Club. A good face is a letter of recom- mendation, as a good heart is a letter of credit. J . . I Lf- X , IWJVV 'KN' ' RO ERT ARTHUR DYSON 236 W. Somerville Avenue Olney Grammar B9b Aviation Aero Club, Orchestra. His music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. WILLIAM G. DIEGEI.. IR. 4934 N. Lawrence Street Olney Grammar Bill - Millionaire Stamp Club, Book Room. lt is much better to have gold in your hand than in your heart. MARION FELICE SKIN 602 Magee Aixam ffl Lowell French Club, Cheer clers' Club, Tap Club. 1 Be vo nt eling ennobles the most tifli ctions. ROBERT M. DOUGHERTY 509 Glenview Street Wilson lr. High Doc Engirxeer Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y, Gym Leader. Though he was rough, he was kind- ly. p F! VIRGINIA KAE DIETZ 60 N 2 d Str et Lowell Ginny Stenographer Tap Club, Tumbling Club Locker Monitor Devout yet cheerful: active yet resigned IAMES A DORSEY 4849 Rorer Street lcnes Ir. High 'lim' Teacher Thy modesty's a candle to y merit. HARRY DELANEY DOWLAN, IR. Q2 W. Nedro Avenue Lowell Doughnuts Olympics Class Baseball, Track, Cross Country Library Monitor. XX, The wise, for cure, on exercise de pend 4 CHARLES R. EBLE 301 W. Somerville Avenue Wagner Ir. High Reds Lead A Christian Life Aero Club, Soccer Team. 'Self-reverence, self-knowledge, self- contrclf' I ELIZABETH RUTH EICHEI. 5624 N. Mascher Street Lowell Betty Technician Honor Society, History Forum, Book Club, Information Desk Monitor, Hi-Y, Swimming Club, Girl Reserves, Iunior Dramatic Club. Wise to resolve, and patient to perform. FRANCES LEOLA ELKINS 5438 N. Water Street Olney Grammar Fran Raise Horses Hi-Y, Aero Club, Gym Office Monitor. A tender heart, a will inflexible. BETTIE ENGLAND 6715 N. 6th Street Wagner Ir. High Betz Private Secretary Swimming Club. Good humor is the health of the soul. ELIZABETH EWEN 6611 N 6th Street Wagner lr High Betty Secretary Highlights Representative Book Club H1Y Sales Representative Silence and reserve suggest latent power f I f o Q 5'-Btu 5 Egg w -ce: gig F Q aww ECO QQ3,fDcoU1 FERCEPQ gi! 59,5-1 ms: fm 'im E rg -4? gd Ex SE o ffm o :s -. ee' 5' mm rphl SAQ '+P i L- 5 :s 5 5 I I L. . l NNN I .1 GILBERT GOODMAN EDELMAN 5703 N. 5th Street Lowell Gibbe Writer Trojan Staff, Historical Interest Club, Highlights Staff, History Forum Club, Monitor, Gym Leader. Do what you know and perception is converted into character. OSCAR EISENBERG 4923 N. 7th Street Cooke Ir. High Bosco Business Executive Book Room Monitor, Theatre Club. Business without profit is not busi- ness anymore than a pickle is candy. PETER I. ENDERLE 228 W. Chelten Avenue Sacred Heart Pete Business Man Varsity Baseball, Highlights Rep- resentative. Sincerity is the face of the soul. MARY IOSEPHINE ERDOS 4848 N. C Street Clara Barton Mare Commercial Artist Vocal Ensemble. The conscious utterance of thought, by speech or action, to any end, is art. - - MARI. H E ELISARETHJEVANS t lQ2S'C1ielten A nue Wagnlrl r. High I Marjie . English T iixer Ou 's Hu nd, rsul of Res R ana, os ' inti, urtain Club, tidy H l Mo or, Assembly Mon- t. or ervisor Vocal Arts Club, 'lSecretary of B ok, Associate Editor jof Trojan. Suit the action to tlie word, and the word to the action. IAMES IOSEPH FARRELI. l95l Medary Avenue Catholic High College No man is so small that he need never stretch FRANCES FELDMAN 6937 Cedar Park Avenue West Phila. High Franny Stenographer Theatre Club, Study Hall Monitor. Who seeks one thing in life, and but one, May hope to achieve it before life be done! BERNARD FINKLE 4828 N. Marshall Street Northeast High ' None, So Far Peace Club, Baseball. Peace is rarely denied to the peace- ful. BEATRICE R. FLAIT 210 W. Sulis Street Olney Elementary Bea Scoop Reporter President ot Book Club, Senior French Club, Representative. Good humor is one of the best arti- cles of dress one can wear in society. IACK FORMAN 5144 N. Hutchinson St. Cooke Ir. Hiqh Blackie Successful Business Man Lunchroom Monitor f21, Boys' Harmonica Club. Fight the good fight. HARRY GEORGE FRANKE 4030 M Street Hopkinson Franke Free Lance Photographer Boys' Gym Team, Photographer for the Highlights, Photographer for the Trojan, Good nature is the very air of a good mind: the sign of a large and generous soul, and the peculiar soil in which virtue prospersf' W' U Av Z1 lt' QL.. - x .. -., film - if ' it - i ,-N- WILLIAM IOHN I-'ENNEN 4402 N. Orianna Street St. Henry Bill None in Particular Member of Gym Team 2 Terms. 1 ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. .1- ROSE FINKLER 4740 Rover Street Girls' High, New York Ro Latin or History Teacher Forum, Debating Society, Res Romana, Nos Viginti. Stillness of person and steadiness of features are signal marks of good breeding. GRACE FLOTTMAN 142 W. ,Chew Street '- N Gracie Bacteriollogist President of Agcgiz Society, Member ofXGir1sL inistry Club, High- lights Representative' They who scatter with one hand, gather with two, not always in coin, but in kind. Nothing multiplies so much as kindness. SYLVIA MILDRED I-'ORMFLN 1847 N. 72nd Avenue Olney Grammar Syl Secretary Theatre Club, Monitor. In her tongue is the law of kind- ness. in ESTELLE SYLVIA FRANKEL 4412 Old York Road Cooke Ir. High Etsie Secretary to the President Theatre Club, Secretary, Representative, Monitor. Culture and fine manners are everywhere a passport to regard. How easy to be amiable in e midst of happiness and success wn,1,1AM 1-BANKS gif ELAINE RUTH FRIEDMANN .-3-'T 'Q -1, w 140 W. Fishers Avenue 6645 N. 17th Street I-OW911 Bill , Wagner Ir. High Lynn .4.rmY Reserve Corps R Plenty, of Sleep Gym' Efillst Reserve' ' Vi Representative, Assistant Representa- Beware of entrance to a quarrel tive, HiCJhliQhtS RGPYGSGIITGUVG. But being in, bear't that the opposed , 2' SecretarY, Monilor in Sludif HGH Gfld be beware of thee. GYH1 Lockers. f' - ' th ...Ni it 1 tl ll ttolitn E. MARION FRY 5923 N. 10th Street Wagner lr. High Mar Secretary Treasurer of 12A Book. Amiable people, though often sub- ject to imposition in their contact with the world, yet radiate so much of sun- shine that they are reflected in all ap- preciative hearts. VIRGINIA ETHEL GANTER 7649 Williams Avenue Wagner Ir. High Ginny Business World The great hope of society is in in- dividual character. ROBERT M. GIBSON 2122 Stenton Avenue Wagner Ir. High Bob Draftsman Ambition is the germ from which all growth of nobleness proceeds. LEANORE BLANCHE FULMER 6124 N. Sth Street Lowell , ' - . Lee , f .fDieti,tian ' Vodal Arts Club, Gym Monitor, Secre- tary of Book. Good company and good discourse are the very sinews of virtue. SEYMOUR GARBER 6637 N. 17th Street Cooke lr. High Professor Medicine Debating Club, Forum Club, Current History Club, Peace Club, Biology Club. Coolness, and absence of heat and haste, indicate fine qualities. RUTH E. GIBSON 6118 N. 4th Street Lowell Boot Ambition? Reserve is the truest expression of , respect toward those who are its ob- jects. IVAN GILBERT 3517 Bleigh Street Wagner Ir. High lve Tennis Star Debating Team, Current History Club, Chess Club, President of the History Forum Club, The Queen's Husband, Representative, Curtain Club, Assem- bly Program lSenator Carter Glassl. Learning, if rightly applied, makes a young man thinking, attentive, in- dustrious, confident, and wary. RAYMOND GINSBURG 918 Tabor Road Cooke lr. High Kelly Commercial Artist Faraday Club, Chess and Checker Club, Gym Leaders. Artists are nearest God. Into their souls He breathes his life, and from their hands it comes in fair, articulate forms to bless the world. DOROTHY ELSIE GOEBEL 4725 N. 2nd Street Clara Barton Grammar Dot Technician Swimming Club, Advanced Tap Club, Alternate Representative: High- lights Representative. A lovely lady garmented in light. ADOLPH GIMBEL 1512 Nedro Avenue Central High Ads Physician The poets did well to conjoin music and medicine, because the office of medicine is but to tune the curious harp of man's body. EUGENE GLASSMAN 7126 Ogontz Avenue Olney Elementary Gene Mortician Representative. Ambition is the spur which makes man struggle with destiny. lt is heaven's own incentive to make pur- pose great and achievement greater. HELMUT ALFRED GOERNER 4051 Castor Avenue Hopkinson Mui Business Career Soccer, Highlights Representative, Representative, Gym Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, Library Monitor. The art of winning in business is in working hard--not taking things too seriously. DORIS GRANT 6719 Rising Sun Avenue Wilson lr. High Redhead Stenographer Bible Club, Executive Board of Bible Club. Laughter is day, and sobriety is nighty a smile is the twilight that hovers gently between both, more bewitching than either. HENRY IOSEPH GREANEY 5840 N. 5th Street St. 1oseph's Prep Hen Lawyer Debating Club. Consider the reason of the case, for nothing is law that is not reason. BARBARA GREENBERG 1230 Medary Avenue Wagner Ir. High Bobby Interior Decorator Highlights Representative, Assistant Representative, Secretary, Varsity Hockey, Literary Representative, Locker Monitor, Study Hall Monitor. Whatever is popular deserves at- tention. HORACE IOHN GOLD 6412 Fairhill Street Olney Grammar Goldie Millionaire Charter Member of Woodcraiters' Club, Substitute on Golf Team. Riches amassed in haste will dimin- ish, but those collected by little and little will multiply. PHILIP GOLDMAN 4961 Warnock Street Cooke Ir. High Pace Business Career The musician, the painter, the poet, are, in larger sense, no greater artists than the man of commerce. MAURICE I. GOODMAN 317 W. Albanus Street Olney Grammar Pud Chemical Engineer Aero Club, Orchestra. Where judgment has wit to express it, there is the best orator. EDWARD GRANT 5224 Penway Avenue Creighton Eddie Automobile Dealer 'E 'Stamp Club. He that hath a trade hath an estate. HERBERT GREEN 1673 Wyoming Avenue Cooke Ir. High Chubby Chemical Engineer Football, Baseball, Gym Leader. Humor is of a genial quality: dwells in the same character with pathos, and is always mingled with sensibility. HOWARD GRE GER 169 W. Clarkson Avenue Olney Grammar , Greg Radio Engineer Aero Cub, cigar istry Club, Faraday Club, ier lScience Club. Scie is? gxriized knowledge. l t BEATRICE GOLDMAN A 4961 N. Warnock Street 'TZ' 'XA lay Cooke Bea t Y 'V X. Private Secretary '- bf Monitor, Theatre Club. I L To business that we love, we rise betimes, and go to it with delight. A 7,-'X Q f-vw! Ii! it RICHARD GOLLER 4148 N. 7th Street V Cooke ir. High Dick lx Expert Auto Mechanic ' Those who attain to any excellence commonly spend life in one single pur- K suit, for excellence is not often gained X upon easier terms. , 't t . x X 225 W. Roosevelt Boulevard - Olney Grammar , Teacher Orchestra 181, lunior French Club, Con- fE.ff?YN ducting Orchestra. EXLEY Goucr-1. IR. X j X To know how to suggest is the art U ot teaching. '33 MABEL GROTHEHEN 300 W. Tabor Road Olney Grammar Meg Secretary Commercial Club. Her ways are ways of pleasantness, and all her paths are peace. RICHARD GUOTH 4451 N. Franklin Street Cooke Ir, High Dick Musician Two Terms of the Band. Where there's music, there can be no harm. PHYLLIS GUDIS 6800 N, 9th Street Wagner Ir. High Phyll Artist Primi-Ten, Trojan Art Staff, lllustra- tion Club, 406 Art Club, Girl Re- serves, Good nature, like a bee, collects honey from every herb. SELMA GUSEWITCH 5002 N. 9th Street Cooke lr. High Sei Secretary Theatre Club, Commercial Club. An outward and visible sign of an inward and invisible grace. MARGRIT HAAS f VERA HAERING -6fQyk N- 59th AVGUUG' .'. 7 ll7 E. Wellens Avenue RGC!-NS,Cl'IU 9, GGTTHCIYIY , 'A, DUlChi9 Olney Grammar Vera I' 1. i. 'liravelyilfl li' Stenographer Travel 'is rthe jgieat source of true Tumbllml C11-lb, MOUUOT. Wisdom' Sharps the word with her. ALBERTA HAGELE WILLIAM DAVID HAIG 204 W. Rubicam Street l87 Champlost Avenue Incarnation Bert I Lowell Grammar Bird Secretary Tap Club, Tumbling Club. 'Tis good to be merry and wise. X 6219 N. oq itz ', I lf-f MILDRED HA Y ft' Wagner Ir. High 'Mil Q . v A K it: c YllC1G1'l ,IX Monitor,.Qen,1or French Club. ' Ofticious, innocent, sincere, of every 1 friendless name the friend. 'J JJ- 515,- fi.: MILDRED HAMMER 4.309 N Franklin Street Cooke lr High Millie Nurse 3 First Aid Vocal Ensemble A silent woman is always more ad mired than a noisy one ld if Business Career For he was just the quiet kind, whose nature never varies. NORMA HAMBERG h 5942 N. 19th Street Wagner Ir. High Norm Kindergarten Teacher President lnterscholastic French Club, President Senior French Club, Asso- ciate Editor on Trojan Staff, High- lights Representative, Secretary of Book, Leader, Monitor in Lunchroom and Study Hall. Every production of genius must be the production of enthusiasm. FRANCIS CHARLES HANEY lr6 W Asdale Street Ncrth Catholic Fran Annapolis Vars ty Basketball Baseball I-l1Y 12A Council Cheerleader Monitor Lead er Chemistry Club Faraday Club As merry as the day IS long I -98 ERNEST I-IARDWICK 7506 N. 2lst Street Lowell Ernie Chemist Assistant Representative, Vocal Ensem' ble. I'll warrant him heartvwholef' ROBERT C. HARRIS 6603 N. 12th Street Wagner lr. High Bob College 7 Representative, llB, l2A, l2B, Vice- President of Mathematics Club, Ale ternate Representative, llB Council, Stair and Locker Monitor, Highlights' Representative. Rich in saving common sense, and, as the greatest only are In his simplicity sublime. I THOMAS HARTZELL 6612 N. American Street Wagner Ir. High Tom' College Reserve Baseball Squad, Gym Leader. Every man has his fault, and hon- esty is his. 1 l GEORGE LOUIS HEADMAN 5727 N. 3rd Street Wagner Ir. High George Business Vocal Ensemblep Faraday Club. The proper study of mankind is man. ,-. 67 , DOROTHY HECKMAN t 143 W. 'rebar Road -fal- Olney Grammar Dot - E College Ss -Q t Q Highlights Representative, Gym Lead- , er, Sales Representative, Program Committee, Monitor. - - .. Those graceful acts, those thousand :FQ.QiI f decencies that daily flow from all her - KA. words and actions. - -j-f4',ut: - ' .. - 4 if QL KATHLEEN MARIE HEMER LEE 6052 N. American Street 3 Clara Barton Kay ,Z-fa, ' I Business .X - ' Program Committee, Gym Monitor. ' . x. y . -:::- Soft peace she brings, wherever she 5 f arrives F' QAFAELE She builds our quiet. .Ll-i ELEANOR KATHERINE HARRIS 5415 N. Fairhill Street Cooke Ir. High El Temple University Hi-Y, Nos Viginti, Assistant Representa- tive, Treasurer of Res Romana, In- formation Desk Monitor. ln youth and beauty wisdom is but rare! RAYMOND GRAHAM I-IARTMAN 328 Hellerman Street Wilson Ir. High Hearts College Band, Baseball, Vocal Ensemble, Gym Monitor. He was wont to speak plain and to the purpose. HELEN M. HARVEY 6602 N. llth Street Wagner lr. High Iimmie Grace was in all her steps, in every gesture dignity. HELEN MARIE I-IEATON 626 Benson Avenue Wilson lr. High Ginger Business Leaders' Club, Locker Monitor, Varsity Baseball, Gym Office Monitor, Varsity Basketball. Let your speech be always with grace, seasoned with salt. HARRY HEIN 4607 N. Front Street Clara Barton Grammar Forestry Expert He that spareth a tree is a servant of food. Har IANE HETI-IERINGTON 6813 N. 7th Street Wagner Ir. High Heathy Secretary Orchestra, Vocal Ensemble, Swimming Club. Age cannot wither her nor custom stale her infinite variety. WALTER S. HOLMES 234 W. Tabor Road Lowell Walt Chemical Engineer Business Manager of Trojan, Gym Monitor, Surveying Club, Representa- tive, Highlights Representative. neg- 'F A proper man, as one shall see in ST a summer's day. gd 'X ill l XJ L . j , PAUL A. HUARD X Z . , 418 E. Louden Street t - Clara Barton Paule 2 ' Engineer ij! Orchestra, Band. 1 As he thinketh in his heart, so is X he. A 4. v SAMUEL HUNTER. Jn. - 4735 Rosehill Street Clara Barton Sam Accountant Cass Baseball, Commercial Club. He was the mildest manner'd man. i 5'f'7 P'-ww TRCJAH WILLIAM HUMPHRIES HIBBERT 4717 Large Street Wilson Ir. High Aviation Bill Aero Club. He was a good man, and a just. EVELYN HILDRETH 6llU N. 6th Street Lowell Evie Secretary Secretary of Book, Hi-Y, Typist on Trojan Staff, Gym Monitor, Commer- cial Club. She is pretty to walk with, and Willy to ifilk With. RUTH HARRIET HOFFMAN 148 E. Louden Street Clara Barton Ruthie Business Bible Club, Monitor, Program Commit- tee, Sales Representative, Girl Re- serves. ' She was good as she was fair. FLORETTA HORWITZ 4648 Tampa Street Clara Barton Reita Bookkeeper Basketball, Spanish Club, Commercial Club, Monitor. Rendering good for ill, Smiling at every frown. HOWARD HUNTER 5908 Rising Sun Avenue Wilson lr. High Mac Snuff Engineer Class Basketball, Baseball. Nothing is impossible to a willing heart. IRVIN S. HYDER 4752 N. 8th Street Cooke lr. High Hyde College Monitor, French Club. A man he seems of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrowsf' NELSON DOUGLASS HIBBS St. Edmund , Roy Fame Radio' Singer Radio Broadcasting. He wears the rose of youth upon him. CLAYTON B. HILL 4932 N. Carlisle Street Cooke Ir. High Cookie Math. Teacher Assistant Representative, Treasurer ot Book, History Forum. He was a scholar, and a ripe and good one. ELEANOR HOFMANN 8009 Ryers Street Wilson Ir. High Nuds Nurse Swimming Club, Bible Club, Sales Representative. The mildest manners with the brav- est mind. IOSEPH ITHEN 3139 Wendle Street Creighton Grammar Ice Machinist Golf Team. He is gentle, he is kind. EDITH IA!-'FY 6424 N. 5th Street Wagxier Ir. High E Artist Trojan Art Staff, Primi4Ten, Sculpture Club, Peace Club, Current History Club, Monitor. Innocence in genius, and candor in power are both noble qualities. BARBARA DOROTHY KAESSHAEFER 5709 N. Fairhill Street Lowell Babs Nurse President, Girls' Hi-Y, Representative, Tap Club, Curtain Club, Swimming Club. There's nothing ill can dwell in so lair a temple. HERBERT IACOBS 5013 N. Boudinot Street Clara Barton Herb Chain Store Owner Tennis Team, Class Basketball, Mon- itor. Truth is the secret of eloquence and of virtue. HELENE IUNGDORF 4565 Kurley Street Clara Barton Grammar Lene Portrait Painter Tu ling Club, Iunior French Club, Thy voice Q ifnds W and ,tender i C ub. ,' ,, ' V ' f23fJl?,oa' !2'Lf like the faire .I lf' j f .1 MARTIN IEROME KALSTEIN 317 E. Rockland Street Clara Barton Grammar Marty College All things come round to him who will but wait. DAVID KANE FRANK KASITZ 5020 Rosehiu Street l404 Shelmire Street South Phila' His? Lefty Wilson Ir. High Frankie znger . Vocal Entsqmblei f H Complete My Education 1 XM- X HH 1 q f cmd rhythm h A saint abroad and a devil at ' V X 9 Qi? ome. Y 4 ft and5 g Th song Cyl life, ythm and T'-'T Sufi? ilvejl' I T S.. ISADORE P. KATZ JOHN KAUFMAN 4730 N. Warnock Street 325 E Eleanor Sireei ll V Southern High V HPUSSYH Clara Barton Dutch t' lk Physlcs Expert Make A Living Class Basketball, Class Baseball, Mon- Cross country! Truck Team' Football ff J' HOT' Team, Boys' Hi'Y. He was among the prime in worth, if 5 . Vtfell born, ingenuous and bold. Wcrgiilhm hath kuowhdqe' Spcfelh his : If tl f t lx Le LEON KP-TZ sorms KAUFMAN 'r i 1 4936 N' ENG Street H ' H 5726 Kemble Avenue W Cam BUNCH Llp Wagner Ir. High Shell YH Salesman Artist Monitor, Class Baseball, Class Basket- Commercial Club Top Club Monitor ball. ' ' ' ., . H ' ' l His speech flowed from his tongue Worljl' Holme IS 130 noble for the j X sweeter than honey. ' z ZYx QTCRIWTJRC I.. 4 A SIDNEY L. KAUFMAN 1629 68th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Sid Doctor Chess Club, Monitor. The capital of this orator is in the bank of the highest sentiments and the purest enthusiasmsf' RUTH KELLEY 5334 Howland Street Creighton Elemen 11y p ducatio Mcnit , wimming Clu, 1 sB s - ball Class V lle The smiles in, the tints that glow. Sc soft, so calm, yet eloquent. IOHANNA KETTYLE 2135 66th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Io Bookkeeper Cheerful at morn she wakes from short repose, Breathes the keen air, and carols as she goes. ROSALIE I. KIRK 7545 Whitaker Avenue Wilson Ir. High Rosalie Secretary Girl Reserves, Swimming Club, Com- mercial Club, Tap Club. ln virtue rich, in blessing others, blest. BETTY KLEE 905 W. Tabor Road Cooke Ir. High Beit Secretary Swimming Club, Monitor, Highlights Representative. How fresh, how sweet and clean Even as the flowers in spring. MARGARET KLEIN 7234 Algon Avenue Wilson Ir High Marge Office Position Girls HIY Vocal Ensemble Swimming Club Dancing Club Never a selfish whim Trouble o pam or stir E If I f f if-f f 5. 1 1 ,Ji- lf?- g,- --.3-..--+1 it 4-' , it 2 Lg. it ANNA DANIEL KEAN 5827 N. 16th Street Wagner Ir. High ny K Acc ntan Library Monito na r o aseball Gm. u nd cranks nto wiles, s, and b s, id reathed smiles. HARRIE1' KESSLER 1022 Olney Avenue Cooke Ir. High Tootsie Secretary Commercial Club. Grace was in all her steps: heaven in her eye, ln every gesture, dignity and love. IANIS MERIAM KIMMEL 5813 N. 7th Street Lowell Grammar Kay Piano Maestro Girls' Hi-Y, Tap Club, School Pianist, Orchestra, Senior French Club, Mon- itor. She has moved a little near to the Master of all music. DOROTHY KLAISS 4659 Adams Avenue Frankford High Dottie Bookkeeper Swimming Club, Basketball, Volleyball. Her beauty makes this vault CI Feasting presence full of light. ALBERT KLEIN 119 W. Godfrey Avenue St. Louis, Mo. 5 Olaf A rd ' Mathe lu , erman Club, Solo- ist on Sem r ay, Band. Gayly the troubadour touched the guitar. FRANCES KLEINMAN 5006 Rorer Street Creighton Ir High Franny Private Secretary Highlights Representative Science Club Commercial Club Vocal En semble The deepest rivers flow with the least sound : BARCLAY WARREN KNORR 5214 N. Fairhill Street Cooke lr. High Business Track Team. O, it is excellent to have a giant's strength. r ORENJ 65 . 5th Stree Ken ' ton- h Fran rivate Se r ry eatre Club, itor, Commercial Club, to y Club. ergi e eech, and more persua' si e sighs 'lence that speaks, and eloquence of eyes. RUTH KORSON 437 E. Rockland Street Clara Barton Grammar Assy Interior Decorating Latin Club, Theatre Club, Highlights Reporter, Trojan Literary Staff, Mon- itor. A lady richly clad is she, Beautiful exceedingly. NATHAN KRANTIVIAN 4940 C Street Olney Grammar Nate Optometrist Faraday Club, Chemistry Club. With affection beaming in one eye and Calculation shining out of the other. 77 ,Qs ,L LOUIS KRAVITZ 6010 N. Third Street Wagner Ir. High Lou Salesman Monitor, Gym Leader, 'Highlights' Representative. He is the very pine-apple of polite- ness! l H I Kmiansr. 50 W. erv' ue ey Gra r lanet' l Djetition S from whose lips divine Pe sugsigi flows. 9 l t l ,X X X - W- f., .f 5.1- -, ll- t - ... 1,-Q ?-Q WJ' f, 1 W1 -- . jd-if' -- X abil SB'-L4 t I. WILLIAM KLOTZ 4634 D Street Clara Barton Grammar Electrical Engineer Stage Lighting Staff, lnterclass Basket- ball, Library Monitor, Queen's Hus- band, S.S. Olney At Sea. Sincerity, a deep, genuine, heart- felt sincerity is a trait of time and noble manhood. ELSIE KOGELMAN 304 W. Albanus Street Olney Grammar Els Secretary Class Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Commercial Club. Where'er she turns the Graces homage pay: With arms sublime that float upon the air, ln gliding state she wins her easy way. RUTH KORNBERG 1606 Nedro Avenue Wagner Ir. High Ruthie Private Secretary This maiden hath no tongue But thought. ERIC KOZBIAL 535 E. Geneva Avenue Olney Grammar Er Dairy Work Vocal Ensemble, Soccer, Prom Commit- tee. Health and cheerfulness mutually beget each other. CATHERINE KRAEMER 258 W. Mentor Street St. Henry's Kay' Secretary Tap Club, Monitor, Volley Ball, Com- mercial Club, Stenography Club. Elegant as simplicity, and Warm as ecstasy. LOUIS KRICKOVITZ 5001 Ornes Street Northeast High Krick Diesel Engineer Faraday Club. He preferred to be good rather than ,f ,M to Seem SO Z f-SLE' s i 5 . V . nn. lj, ' f f ' X '..'. ...- 95' r 11-PW f 'n 'A O ARTHUR LEAVITT 150 Grange Street Lowell Grammar Ott Florist Chess Club, Stamp Club, Vocal Arts Club, Highlights Representative. How the universal heart of man lesses flowers. GERTRUDE E. LESWING 3256 N. 6th Street I Stetson Ir. High Trudy Government Position Member of Commercial Club, Class Hockey, Class Volleyball Team. Government employeese- Few die and none resign. LESTER LEVY 4635 G Street Clara Barton Grammar Lazer Cantor's Rival Senior Dramatic Club, President of Iunior Dramatic Club, Commercial Club, 11B Class Treasurer, Vocal Arts Club, Four Xmas Shows, Mar- 2 tl l ll TROJAH tha, Merry-Go-Round, S. S. Olney V LAWRENCE RAYMOND LEITHOLD 4133 N. Marshall Street Cooke Ir. High Larry Professional Artist Gym leader. Doing easily what others find difs ficult is talent. LESTER H. LEVIN 1803 Roselyn Street Wagner Ir. High Les Business Highlights Representative, Commer- - cial and Vocal Arts Club. There are not more riseful members in a commonwealth than merchants. LOUIS H. LEYPOLDT. IR. 555 W. Louden Street Cooke lr. High Lou C. P. A, Second Team Baseball, Second Team Football. At Sea. QSOUS. He that has ears to hear, let him stuff them with cotton. DOROTHY GERTRUDE KRUG 1510 Champlost Street Osceola Mills High Dm Nurse Coolness, and absence of heat and haste indicates fine qualities. ANNA KUZMAN 5863 N. Marshall Street St. Peter's Ann Office Work Leaders' Club, Curtain Club, 12A Coun- cil, Girls' Reserves. She's still the same beloved, cons tented thing. ELISABETH MARIE LANGREBE 418 E. Roosevelt Boulevard Clara Barton Qrammar Butsy' Secretary Gym Leader, Class Basketball and Vol- leyball Teams, Tumbling Chip, Treas- urer of Book, Representative of Book, Stenography Club. Admitted into a company of paper- blurrers. Be thou strong and very coura- ,. MARTIN KUHN 5827 Weymouth Street Creighton Ir. High Marty Mechanical Engineer Golf Team. All things come round to him who will but wait. I OSEPH FRANK LAGLER 256 E. Eleanor Street Clara Barton Grammar lee Electrician Monitor, Soccer Team, Technician. He reads much: He is a great observer, and he looks Quite through the studs of men. STEPHEN GIRARD LAX 6609 N. 10th Street Wagner lr. High Steve Lawyer Senator t3l, Vice-President of Senate t2l, President of Honor Society, President of Nos Viginti, Member of History Forum, Debating Society, Res Ro- mana, Current History and Peace Clubs, Debating Team, Varsity Ten- nis Team, President of S. A. The perfect lawyer is a just temper between a man of theory and a man of business. MORTON LOWENTHAL 5013 Pennway Avenue Creighton Grammar Mort C. P. A. Gym Leader, Book Treasurer. In business one must be perfectly affable. IRENE LYONS 2nd Street and City Line Lowell Grammar Renie Stenographer Infirmary Monitor. That dry drudgery at the desk's dead wood. NICHOLAS MAGGIA 596 E. Sanger Street Wilson Ir. High Nick A Good Position No post the man ennobles: man the post! IULES LICHTENSTEIN 4840 N. Marshall Street Northeast High Litty Make Money Leaders' Club, Class Basketball Team, Cross Country Team, Track Team. A wise man should have money in his head: but not in his heart. SIDNEY LIPSHUTZ 5217 N. 10th Street South Phila. High Sid C. P. A. Tennis, Chess. Men of few Words are the best men. KRIEG LOGAN 5936 N. llth Street Wagner Ir. High Kid Clarinetist School Band, Orchestra, Martha. And learn, my son, the wondrous power of noise. ELEANOR L. LUTKUS 2615 E. Allegheny Avenue Clara Barton Grammar El Secretary Swimming Club, Commercial Club, Vol- leyball Team. Hide not thy talents, they for use were made. What's a Sundial in the Shade? MILDRED MGCBRIDE 5122 N. Warnock Street Cooke Ir. High Millie Secretary Swimming Club, Class Basketball and Volleyball Teams. lt takes a hundred men to make an encampment but one woman can make a home. YOLANDA DOROTHY MAGNAVITA 333 . yoming Av0tue Clar B Grammar Dot rse l Enseiisol , Meet. Not in rew ' , t in the strength to strive, the essi g lies. ELEANOR LIPMAN 1037 Wagner Avenue XSLT cocke Jr. High EVE T it I N Secretary -N-,.. Commercial Club: Spanish Club. U i r h th the swift wolllse Befgllefi this tongue hat spoke, the hand hath done. f4ENx 1' 3 , f, HARRY T. LITZ fl 4766 Tampa Street X Southern High l-lesh it High School Teacher , Senior French Club, Mathematics Club, Magic Club, Current History Club. A teacher is better than two books. i t , , to , i y x ROBERT E. LORENTSON Q X 4113 L Street ' Hopkinson Grammar Bob j Radio Engineer fs-:Za Vaulting ambition, which overleaps itself. N i IANE MORLEY IVIAGUIRE 6324 Newton Avenue Roosevelt Ir. High Iiggy Nurse Book Secretary f4l. Swimming Club. To those who know thee not, no words can paint, cmd those who know thee, know all words are faint. HILDA A. MAKURATH 5l6 E. Geneva Avenue Olney Grammar Hilda Secretary Tumbling Club, German Club, Swim- ming Club, Commercial Club, Book Treasurer, Representative, Class Bas- ketball Team, Treasurer of the Girls' Hi-Y, l2A Class Treasurer, l2B Class Treasurer, Prom Committee, Usher at Commencement, Trojan typist, Mon- itor, Book Secretary. All your acts are queens. NORMA IOAN MALONE 2150 Conlyn Street Wagner Ir. High Norma-I Business Vice-President of S. A., 'Trojan Staff, Cheerleader, Representative ISD, Girl Reserves, Monitor Supervisor, Secre- tary of Hi-Y, Chairman of Lunchroom Committee, S. A. Party and Dance Committee 133, Welfare Committee, Treasurer of Hi-Y, 12B Council. Reason and judgment, the qualities specially belong to a leader. ROBERT MARRIOTT 6515 N. Fairhill Street Vtfagner Ir. High Bobby Q AProfessional Athlete Represent ' , V r i ootball. His limbs in manly mold, For hardy sports or contest bold. IOHN I. MAULL l9l4 65th Avenue Vare Ir. High lack Radio Engineer This is a marvel of the universe: To fling a thought across a stretch of Sky-A., CONRAD MAYER 5940 N. l3th Street Wagner lr. High Connie Florist Gym Leader. Flowers are the sweetest things God ever made and forgot to put a soul into. MARIORIE RUOFF MAGUIRE 4905 N. Hutchinson Street Cooke lr. High Scrapper Band Leader Highlights Representative. Make hattery to our ears with loud music. PAUL A. MAKURATH 516 E. Geneva Avenue Olney Grammar Mac Mechanical Engineer Representative, Aero Club, Woodcraft- ers' Club, Gym Leader, Vocal En- semble, Highlights Representative. Skill to do comes of doing. MARGARET CECILIA MARLOW 320 W. Albanus Street Incarnation f Peg Boylgeeper if l ss Bas ball Baseb and Hockey. X gra e th t on who saw to fkfzish her sta . L Sr IOHN MATHIAS 7233 Tabor Street Wilson lr. I-ligh lohnny Athlete Varsity Swimming Team, Representa- tive, Faraday Club, llB Council, IZA Council, Vocal Arts Club, Boys' Hi-Y, 12B Class President. The world is his who has the money to go over it. ANNA ELIZABETH MAYER 6210 Oakley Street Wilson lr, High Ann Teacher Secretary of Book. The secret of education lies in re- specting the pupil. EDITH CHARLOTTE MCALONE 4946 D Street Clara Barton Grammar Edie Nurse Junior French Club, Bible Club, Class Basketball and Volleyball Teams. High sacrifice and labor without pause Even to the death:- I 1 WILLIAM McCLEI.I.AN 1730 Arlington Street Lowell Grammar Bill Analytical Chemist Faraday Club, Chemistry Club, Dra- matic Clubs. Men love to wonder, and that is the seed of our science. IOSEPH GARWOOD MCCOY G-518 Suffolk Manor Broad and Clearview Streets Collingswood High Mickey Advertising Track. A man's success in business today Turns open his power of getting people To believe he has something they want. ARTHUR MCKEOWN 307 W. Wellens Avenue Olney Grammar Ott lournalist With much communication will he tempt thee and smiling upon thee will get out thy secrets. MIRIAM VIRGINIA MEASE 4716 N, Camac Street Cooke Ir. High Mimi He who is silent gains stores. Wk N' W SELMA MEIMAN 5816 N. 12th Street Blaine Grammar Penn lournalist To give me information is thine office. REBA . MEL IN 5909 ce Street Lowell Gramm Re ' Swimm' b, iss Volleyball, Class Basketba Tap lub, Girl Reserves, Success to the strongest who are al- ways at last the wisest and best. V 1 .XX XR L... , J U, .. , t .. .-.wviii ffl --- gmt -. .1 , 'VIL SPN Q X .,.. TN ', ':: -'A Tr- , L- , W.. , MP f -:+L-r , f X . gf-.5 Q X ,.f-.- ' -7 Lff , J eifi f e f f -' il...- EUGENIA MARY M. MCCORMACK 444 Blavis Street Clara Barton Grammar lean Opera Singer Lunchroom Monitor, Secretary oi Vocal Arts Club, President of the Choral Club, Philadelphia Orchestra Youth Chorus, Olney High School Festival Chorus, Senior Festival Chorus, Secre- tary of Music Department, Infirmary Monitor. Music has charms to soothe a savage breast, To soften rocks, or bend a knotted oak. ROBERT McGINLY 148 W. Sparks Street Olney Grammar MacOlney Big League Soccer Soccer, Baseball, Leaders. His limbs are cast in manly mould, For hardy sports and contest bold. 736 E. Longshore A en RUTH MARIE MCVA S- Wilson Ir. High th Clinica Mi Girl Reserves, i ub. Presence f min and courage in dis- l A mor an armies to procure suc- .. ess. HAROLD SPENCER MEDOFF 5752 N. Mervine Street West Phila. High Bud Medicine Debating Society, Current History Club. President of the Res Romana, Peace Society, Honor Society, Nos Viginti, Monitor, Supervisor, Chess Club. A man of letters, manners, morals, parts. LOUIS W. MEIXNER 4143 N. Reese Street Cooke Ir. High Moose Builder The houses that he makes last till doomsday. ANNE MICHALIK 3300 N. Sth Street Kensington High Globetrotter lt is always the adventurers who accomplish great things. Sr I su Y f I . X - A ' U tl itolln CHARLES EDWARD MENEMIER 6011 N. Mascher Street Lowell Grammar Peter Wo1f Business Soccer, Current History Club, Writers' Club. He does not stoop nor lie in wait For wealth, or honours, or for wordly state. LOUIS MOREIN 5117 F Street Clara Barton Grammar Lawrence Chemist Chemistry Club. Let knowledge grow from more to more. IANIS MOSS 1605 68th Street St. Paul, Minn. lane Orchestra Leader The gift of gayety may itself be the greatest good fortune. MARTIN H. MIDELTON 6616 N. 10th Street Wagner Ir. High Marty Forestry Expert Curtain Club, Chess Club, Monitor, Queen's Husband. Thrice noble is the man who of himself is king. BERNARD MILLER 5033 F Street Creighton Ir. High Big Teacher Debating Society, Debating Team, Trojan Staff, Highlights Staff, Peace Club, Nos Viginti, Current History Club, Monitor Supervisor. The love of learning, the sequester- ed nooks, and all the sweet serenity of books. RICHARD W. L. MILLER 117 W. Linfo' itreet Lowell Grammar Agp Dick . . 7 Sci ntilux esearch Chemistrjytilkb, Forum Club, 'Bible Club, ,S cer, Library Monitor, Presi- cferbtfof Vocal Arts Club, Representa- ' QtjLfe t51, Gym Leader CBJ. K x Work bears witness who does well. FRANK MALLOY 5513 N. 4th Street Woodbury, N. I. Professor Astronomer General Science Club President t2J, Chess Club, Magicians' Club. He would pore by the hour over a weed Or a flower or the slugs that come Crawling out after a shower. RALPH L. MORTEN 112 W. Albanus Street Olney Grammar Springer Electrical Engineer lt is always the adventurers who accomplish great things. CATHERINE PATTEN MYERS 828 65th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Cay Commercial Art Hi-Y, Class Secretary, Assistant Rep- resentative 121. The ideal of courtesy, grace, wit, and charm. . W IR I I' . u comb Street TUG ' Chemist Chem' ental e 1 , String Ensem- : , Monito an Club. HaPPY the ne, who studying na- ture's laws, Through known effects can trace the secret cause. E. LYDIA MILLER 4003 W. Darien Street Cooke lr. High Pan Bank Employee Girls' Hi-Y, Girls' Leaders, Swimming Club, Monitor. To be trusted is a greater com- pliment than to be loved. MARGARET MILLS 5942 N. Leithgow Street Wilson lr. High Peggy Secretary Commercial Club. There are many silent people who are more interesting than the best talk- ers. J! I FLORENCE MATTIE MYERS 2174 Conlyn Street Wagner Ir. High Floss Secretary Commercial Club. Few words, but proceeding from a heart filled with truth. HELEN CAROLINE NEITZ 320 E. Van Kirk Street Wilson lr. High Neitzie Secretary Tap Club, Bible Club, Commercial Club. She that hath knowledge spareth her words. DOROTHY MARIE NITSCH 4926 N. 9th Street Cooke lr. High Dot Gym Teacher l laugh not at another's loss, l grudge not at another's gain. A94 i DOROTHY E. NASH 4551 N. 13th Street Cooke Ir. High Dot Designer Girls Hi-Y, l1B Council, Prom Commit- tee, Hockey, Monitor, Information Desk. Prudent, cautious, self-control is wise dom's root. GERALDIN E NICHOLSON 5627 N. Warnock Street Wagner Ir. High Ierry Government Position Hockey, Commercial Club, Track, Bas- ketball, Volleyball. Strength ot heart and might ot' limb, but mainly use and skill, are winners in this pastime. PETER NOLL 7409 Duncan Street Wilson Ir. High Pete Mechanic Baseball. Discretion of speech is more than eloquence. ANNA NOMES 320 E. Eleanor Street Clara Barton Grammar Duck Government Position 12A Council, 12B Council, Prom Corn- mittee, Secretary of Stenography Club, Hockey Club, Baseball Club. Great actions speak great minds and such should govern. THOMAS BRINGHURST O'BANN ON 350 S. 16th Street Wilson lr. High Tom Lawyer And many a burglar l've restored To his friends and his relations. HARRY ROBINSON PALMER 5433 N. 6th Street Cooke lr. High Harry Leader, Monitor. A willing mind makes a light loot. , .,,, ,., ..-,,,,v ' ' ,, h. 3. .KA t l 11 I' 'f LOIS CARRIE OATES 61 l l N. sh reet Lowell Grarnm Wheaties P ' a e Secretary '1'f Bock T urer, Representative f2l, Corn- Y V mercial Club, Chairman, Secretary ol N --.f Book. L Oh, blest with temper whose uncluud- fr L ed my fiigiw Can make tomorrow cheerful as toe X . DIANA ANGELA OLIVER ,I ' 5062 F Street lx Creighton lr. High Midge . Ballet Dancer 4 Iunior French Club, Senior French Club, Tap Club, Tumbling Club, Spanish XX Club, Swimrr Club, Senior Dra- ,7 matic Club. But O! she dances such a way, no i sun I Upon an Easter day is halt so fine a rl sight. , L I XX P. STANLEY PANZER I 4028 K street Francis Hopkins Stan , Aeronautical Engineer Vice-President of German Club. ff! xv' His confidence will be the com- fi X Z:-,.2Xfg uicufimic RUTH OCHRO CH 4904 N 9th Street ooke Ir High Oakey Writer Feature Editor Highlights Staff, Tro- jan Staff, Theatre Club, Peace Club, Swimming, Monitor, Information Desk, Honor Society, Usher at Commence- ment. DAVID ODENATH l4l W Albanus Street Olney Grammar Davy Forestry Representative, Leader, llB Class Bas- ketball. A hand as generous as the light of day. Knowledge is the foundation and source of good writing. MARGARET MARIE O'KEEF E 145 E. Luray Street Clara Barton Grammar Marg Stenographer Commercial Club. A word in earnest is as good as a speech. f ff-f . Lf ,4.f' - 1arS1rufo1fMAN 3544 Tudor Street Creighton Ir. High Bubbles Dress Designer Baseball Team, Volleyball Team, Mon- itor, Tap Club. ln her tongue is the law of kind- ness. ROBERT PAROLA 5143 Hutchinson Street Cooke Ir. High Bobby Pharmacist Vocal Ensemble. A merry heart doeth good like medi- cine. WILLIAM N. W. PASS 2459 79th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Bill Band. So much is a man worth as he esteems himself. IACOB PELBERG 5008 B Street Clara Barton Grammar Business Commercial Club. A good turn at need, at first or last, Shall be assured of need. PAUL ORNDORF 4838 C Street Clara Barton Grammar Paul Forestry Varsity Basketball, Hi-Y, Gym Leader, 1lA Class Baseball. Skill and confidence are an uncon- guerable army. IAMES CALVIN PARKER 5046 N. 3rd Street Olney Grammar Bud Diesel Mechanic Chess and Checkers Club, Woodcraft- ers' Club, Treasurer of Harmonica Club, Library Monitor, Book Secre- tary. A small body often harbors a great soul. PEARL PARRIS 214 E. Sheldon Street Olney Grammar Pearly Stenographer French Club, Class Basketball, Tap Club. The countenance is the index of the mind. VAUGHN HARRY PAYNTER 6905 Ogontz Avenue Wagner Ir. High Civil Engineer Photographer, Trojan Staff. He that has light within his own clear breast, May sit in the center and enjoy bright day. MARGARET S. PEOPLES 4929 N. Front Street West Phila. High Peggy Secretary Biology Club, Girls' Swimming Club, Class Basketball, Class Volleyball, Monitor. Sincerity gives her wings to power. FRANK PERETZMAN 4824 Gransback Street Creighton Ir. High Schintz Business Vocal Ensemble. He who sings, drives away care. CARL ALFRED PETERSON 6032 Philip Street Wagner Ir. High Pete Undertaker History Club, Spanish Club, Gym Leader, Vocal Ensemble, 12A Coun- cil, Orchestra Chairman on Prom Committee. A very gentle person, and of a good conscience. HERMAN SOLOMAN PITCHON 4816 N. Lawrence Street P Bartlett Ir. High Pidge Teacher Honor Society, Current History Club, Senior French Club, Chemistry Club, Monitor. And gladly would he learn and gladly teach. BERNARPJPOLAK I J 1831 wiqueginiaee V' 'Wa h5!tI.'H131? ' Bernie J 'Jn Actor Merry-Go- Senior Dramatic Club, Round, Monitor, Gym Leader, Cur- rent History Club. . The style is the man himself. MARIE ROBERTA PRICE 4047 N. Reese Street Kensington Girls' High Bob' Physician 1 Varsity Volleyball. A wise physician is more than armies to the public wealth. VIR INIA C. QUIMBY 58 N. Fairhill Street Lowell G mm Quim ' abor r Technician Swim ng ' , ub, Secretary History F P- retary Hi-Y, Secretary Cla , Secretary l2A Class, Sec- me 1: Class, Secretary House ' r sentatives, Secretary of Sen- at Head Secretary S. A., Lunche room, Gym, and Information Desk Monitor, Usher at Commencement. Those about her shall from her Read the perfect ways of honor. U l X I I if ..,. ,glit- Q A' BETTY PETERS 2017 Medary Avenue Wagner Ir. High Betty Social Secretary Theatre Club, Girls' Hi-Y, Class Basket- ball. For all that fair is, ls by nature good. LOUIS C. PFISTER 304 W. Ashdale Street . St. Henry's ULOUH Teacher Alternate, Representative, Monitor, Spanish Club, School Beautiful Com- mittee. Deep rivers move in silence, Shallow brooks are noisy. WILLIAM K. F. PLUMMER 270 S. 17th Street Olney Grammar Bill Commercial Artist Senate, Primi-Ten, illustration Club, In- formation Desk, Art Editor of Tro- jan, Gym Leader, Chairman School Beautiful Committee. He who has an art, has everywhere a part. FRANK SLACK POLLARD 7031 Andrews Avenue Haverford Sr. High Whitey Naval Officer Senior Dramatic Club, Oueen's Hus- band. They that go down to the sea in ships, do business in great waters. CHARLOTTE EMILY PUDLEIN ER 7517 Bingham Street Wilson Ir. High Sharlie Book Treasurer, German Club. The gentle mincl by gentle manners is known. W ,-. if-l-ig- .. - EDWARD vmcsnr QUINN 6348 Martins Mill Road 542' J Wilson Ir. High Haircut AI' 354 Aeronautical Engineer Soccer Team, Forum Club. Q His enemies shall lick the dust. I ill 12: Ai ir 3- N9- hg. f wifi, V3 ..-, i W n'i' ' Q X f Si' ,::-Q 2 1 'f lil YT U l xg f t J X ' t V j ll X K 1 tiiblin MILDRED RAAB 4835 D Street Clara Barton Grammar 1tzi Dress Designer Beginners' Basketball G Monitor, Tap Club. They conquer w o believe they can. , 1 MARIORIE RAIGUEL 6527 N. 9th reel Wagner lr. High argie P Ar fc Girls' Hi-Y d s' Club, Graphic , Captain Varsity Hockey, y asketball, Track, 406 Art , Efficiency Awards, Track, Find enjoyment for the body, and The mind will take care of itself. MARY DORIS RI-IAN 403 W. 65th Avenue . Lowell Grammar Doss Office Position Representative, Book Secretary, Book Treasurer, Monitor, Highlights Rep- resentative. They are never alone that are ac- companied by noble thoughts. 1 ALFRED RAIFMAN 5010 N. Hutchinson Street Cooke Ir, High , Al Physician Gym Monitor, Lunchroom Captain, Study Hall Monitor.' As he thinketh in his heart, so is he. MARVIN E. REIBEN 4753 Rorer Street Clara Barton Grammar Bud Business Champion Interclass Baseball Team, Monitor, Gym Leader, Current His- tory Club, Representative. Truth gives him wings to strength. MARK A. RICHARDS 159 W. Godirey Avenue Lowell Grammar Dick Lawyer Swimming Team, Gym Leader, Current History Club. Law should be like death, which spares no one. HERBERT L. RIESENBERG 6519 N. 16th Street Wagner lr. High Riesy , Physician Monitor, Highlights Representative, Latin Club. A physician is but a consoler of the mind. ERIC MOGENS RHONDUM 1642 N. 10th Street , Olney Grammar Aeronautical Engineer Vocal Ensemble. The soul that can render an honest and a perfect man commands all light, all influence. SW CLAR SENBLUM 49 Front Street Olney G mar Gab1e - ronautical Engineer Aero Art Club, Chess Club, Gym Scale Model Team Le r, Monitor, Member Champion- W. . ew words, many deeds. .X PAULINE DARIAN E RILE 7531 Forrest Avenue Wagner lr. High Polly Occupational Therapy Highlights Staff, Monitor, Activity Award. Smooth runs the water where the brook is deep. CLINTON ROOT 1531 Wingohocking Street Cooke lr. High Dutch Commercial Lawyer Soccer Varsity, Baseball Varsity, Vice- President 11B Class, President 12A Class, Hi-Y. He who stands high, is seen from afa:. BERNARD ROSENTHAL 5034 Eoudinot Street Clara Barton Grammar Bernie Lunchroom Captain, Tennis Team, Lunchroom Superintendent. None but himself can be his paral- lel. Gym Monitor. Girl Reserves, Reore- . BERTHA E. SADOWI. 607 Gilham Street Wilson Ir. High Bert Author But in this world nothing is sure but death and taxes. RAYM ND C R 5 05 T Road St. Ambro 's Ray l cal Engineer ne ous friend o n cold medium knows. IAMES HENRY SCHALL 5405 Tennis Avenue Olney Grammar Iimmy Gym Teacher Gym Team, Leaders' Club, Usher at Commencement. You cannot teach old dogs new tricks. I' I I EDNA MARIE ROTH 545 ney Avenue Lowe Gramm f Skippy ss Designer Senior atic Clu Girl Reserves, Book u r, o y Lead- er. Her odest look th c ge might adorn sweet as the primrose eps be- neath the thorn. ROSE LOUER RUBINSOHN l025 W. Duncannon Avenue Cooke lr. High Tom Occupational Therapy Study Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor. Let not your heart be troubled. ci-iAm.Es SAALFHANK 204 E. Roosevelt Boulevard Roosevelt Ir. High Charley Doctor Varsity Swimming Team, I-li-Y, Gym Leader, Representative, Chemistry Club. Let the world slide. IRMA SALONIC 4819 N. Warnock Street Cooke Ir. High The very flower of youth. Zwglcl, l EIt9LY AMELIA SC FT 434 E. Eleanor Street Clara Barton Grammar Em Private Secretary Swimming Club, Study Hall Monitor, Commercial Club. Hospitality sitting with gladness. ANNA SCHAUPP 5344 Howland Street Creighton lr. High Ann -Business Swim ' Q Clu Tap L Girl Re- ser Mo 'oi S : li t matic Club. The e - a' l ws, th drama's pa- trons ive, For wet thlr livle to please, must please o ive. EUGENE RUBIN - 4939 N. 7th Street xo, , Northeast High Rube 1 Landscape Gardener X N Library Monitor 'lf Art, Glory, Freedom fail, but Nature L still is iair. if g, 2 xxx ,J X ,QXNK !! MARGARET MARIE RYAN l lt 329 Levick Street V Abington High Peggy Author Tap Club, Theatre Club, Varsity Hockey Team, Alternate Representative. What one has, one ought to use: and l Whatever he does, he should do with all his miqht. DORIS RITTENHOUSE SACKETT 644 Levick Street Wilson lr. High Dar Business lxl X sentative ol Highlights, 2X JY, jfxx 'fl-low when great fortunes are only made by business, business is war. U RUTH ESTHER SCHEER 7426 Claridge Street Wilson Ir. High Ruthie Home Economics Teacher Her voice is ever soft- Gentle and low- An excellent thing in a woman. ELSIE SCHILLING 118 E. Wellens Avenue Olney Grammar Shorty Typist German Club, Commercial Club. And still be doing, never done. CATHERINE ANNA SCHLEIFER 263 W. Sulis Street Clara Barton Grammar Cas Bookkeeper Given to hospftalityf' 'U f, ' r f , l - ,, I WILLIAM SCHMIDT 3627 Cottman Street Wilson Ir. High Bill Efficiency Engineer Gym Monitor. He saw life steadily and saw it whole. ELINOR HOPE SCHULZ 446 W. Glenwood Avenue Kensington High EH Technician 'Tis good-will makes intelligence. RUTH EDITH SCHWEIIC RT 5233 Tabor 01121 Creighton Ir High Sguib Nuxie Library Monitor Study Hall Captain Bible Ciub Tap Club Class Basket ball ickwiclm Club Zealous but modest 4 f f VJ r ix. it ,, ,.LL- 1- f' B-1 RUSSELL SCHEMPP 5617 N. Mascher Street Olney Grammar Russ Coast Guard Lunchroom Monitor. My hat is in the ring. CHARLES HOWARD SCHLECHT 5609 N. Znd Street Lowell Grammar Chas Musician Band. Silence sweeter is speech. f . Y 1 S f , pxw . 1' MARIE L. SCHLEII-'ER 4704 N. 5th Street Clara Barton Grammar Volleyball Teqtrrigllltepresentative, Sec- '- retary of Book t5l, Tap Club. Earth's noblest thing, a woman per- fected. ' EMMA MAE SCHNEIDER 1008 66th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Billie Outdo Pavlowa Band 141, Orchestra t6l. Come and trip it as ye go on the light fantastic toe. ZELDA FRANCES SCHWARTZ 5118 Mebus Street Yeadon Ir. High Business Volley Ball Team, Basketball Team, Gym Leader, Monitor. Coo1ness and absence of heat in- dicate fine qualities. EDITH DIETZ SCHWEINLE 5943 N 13th Street Wagner Ir High Babe Commercial Artist 406 Art Club Primi Ten Monitor Twen ty Sketch Book The human race is governed by its imagination 1 ELEANORE ADELE SCHWENKE 6246 Limekiln Pike Wagner Ir. High El Nurse Leaders' Club, Theatre Club, Hockey Club. A woman's work, grave sirs, is never done. ELEANOR SCOTT 242 W. Somerville Avenue Olney Grammar Scotty Stenographer General Science Club, Twenty Sketch Book Club, 12A Council, Commercial Club. Few things are impossible to dili- gence and skill. HOWARD SENGES 2490 79th venue Wagner Ir. Hi e ges Ch ' Engineer S earning, what a thing it is. 11 If PM VERA SHORE 5137 N. Warnock Street Cooke Ir. High Vee Social Worker Study Hall Monitor, Senior French Club, Lunchroom Monitor. I attend to the business of other people, having lost my own. HELEN SCHULMAN 1830 Widener Place Wagner Ir. High Helen Business Career Peace Club, Senior French Club, Mon- itor, Current History Club. The very room, coz she was in, . . . ,,, Seemed warm fom floor to ceilin. ISRAEL SILVER 1713 N. 28th Street Cooke lr. High lZ2Y Newspaper Columnist Trojan Staff, Highlights Staff, Peace Club, Gym Monitor, Secretary of Book. Get your facts first, and then you can distort 'em as much as you please. DOROTHY SCHWERIN 5815 N. 15th Street Wagner Ir. High Dot' Doctor's Secretary Senior French Club, Basketball Team. Theatre Club, Lunchroom Monitor. Man has his will-but woman has her way. M444 HELEN IEANETTE SELTZER 5921 N. Leithgow Street Cooke Ir. High Business Library Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, Vo- cal Ensemble, Music Festival. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low-an excellent thing in women. HERBERT SEROTA 4848 N. 7th Street Cooke lr. High Herb Professor and Writer Peace Club, History Club, Law Club, Representative. Mind moves matter. SIDNEY A. SHOTZ 916 W. Susquehanna Avenue Cooke Ir. High Sid History Teacher Lunchroom Monitor, Chess Club, Gym Leader, Peace Club, Sales Repre- sentative, Leaders' Club. From one, learn a1l. N: , ,gm 'J' IOHN ROBERT SIEBE 1111 Shelmire Avenue Wilson Ir. High Seebe Mechanical Engineer Stage Scenery Crew, Stage Lighting Staff, Microphone Technician, Arc Light Operator, Assistant Manager Stage. He fills his lifetime with deeds, Not with inactive years. NATALIE SILVER df, X 4914 N. 12th Street 542311451-Q' Cooke If. High Nettie Hospital Owner N Music Appreciation Club, Chemistry X X Club. X X if ln quietness and confidence shall be -f your strength. if 5 f ' IEDNA B. s1.oAN Ox, 5 2 'Pennway Avenue . m Creight n r. High Eddie l If Senior amatic Club, S.S. Olney At ajlx , ea 'Merry-Go-Round, Bible Club, ff, ed e Club, lunior Dramatic Club, if 753- 3' Alteilnate Representative, Representa- l' -rf' tm Biology Club, Highlights Repe lx r ntative, Monitor. A I can counterfeit the deep tragediang X X speak 1 J And look back, and pry on every I ,I ' ,I side and tremble. I X ff VIRGINIA MAY SMITH I . 201 W. Sparks Street t Lowell Grammar Ginney Secretary ' fx Tumbling Club, Class Volleyball, Gym tl utollm VX, Monitor, Vocal Arts Club, Class Bas- ketball. Not all the labor of the earth is done by hardened hands. HELEN IREN E SNYDER . 'ix If , f- , V 66lLaxIgE.I2th Street vylssx Phiis. ' ' KX 5.lCollege 'Theatretx,C1d,lminior Bible Club, S.S. Olnetyg t S , Study Hall Monitor. 'Theysecret of success is constancy to purpose. BENIAMIN SIMKIN 6560 N. l8th Street Wagner Ir. High Benji Violinist Stair Monitor, Study Hall Monitor, ln- iormation Desk Monitor, Honor So- ciety, Associate Editor of Trojan, Debating Society, Latin Clubs, Cur- rent History Club, Chess Club, His tory Forum, Lunchroom Captain. He that holds fast the golden mean, lives contentedly between the little and the great. MORRIS RICHARD SINGER 4543 N. 5th Street Clara Barton Grammar Ricky Lawyer Lunchroom Monitor, Study Hall Mon- itor, Chess1'Club, Current History Club, Gym Leader, Congressional Club, Law Club. We'll take the good-will for the deed. ROBERT E. SLACK 6311 Newtown Avenue Wilson Ir. High Slack Sailor Skill'd in the globe and sphere he gravely stands, ff And, with his compass, measures seas and lands. MILDRED CLAIRE SMITH l830 Elston Street Wagner Ir. High Millie Secretary Go put your creed in deed, nor speak with double tongue. wi rar. corr SMITH ' o ton Road 7 W r. igh ' Smitty boraio nician Hi- , C i, Chairman of Favor r Committee. BanisheE d expell'd the friend.' LEON SOLIS-COHEN, IR. 906 69th Avenue Wagner Ir. High Leon Lawyer Monitor, Debating Society, Vice-Presi- dent of Nos Viginti, President of Res Romana, Trojan Staff. The only road to the highest stations in the world is that ot law. LILLIAN SIMON 5025 C Street N Clara Barton Grammar 1'Lil Write Best-Seller Iunior French Club, Peace Club, Bas- ketball, Tap Club, Monitor, Volley- ball. Look, then, into thine heart and write! BETTY CAROLYN SLACK 6311 Newtown Avenue Wilson Ir. High Boots Nurse Secretary of Book, Alternate Repre- sentative. Art of healing is long, but life is fleeting. 51010 LEWIS R. SLEPIN 6301 N. l2th Street Vtfagner lr. High ' lim Funeral Director Soccer, Table Tennis, Gym Monitor, Swimming. Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. EDWARD H. STAEDTLER 4153 N. 6th Street Cooke lr. High Ed Good Position Business dispatched is business well done, but business hurried is business ill done. ARG I' EINMANN 74 well Avenue Wilson . Peggy Secretary Commercial Club, Sales Representa- tive. Queen rose of the rosebud garden of girls. JEAN IL L 4 N. 5th Street Lowel rammar Stenographer Ger n Club, Class Basketball, Class V eyball, Swimming Club, Class Track and Field, Commercial Club. A rosebud set with wilful thorns, As sweet as English air could make her, she. D MORRIS STEIN 4742 N. 7th Street Cooke lr. High Stubby Dentist Study Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Gym Monitor, Chess Club, French Club, Information Desk Monitor. For there was never yet a philoso- pher that could endure the toothache patiently. ROSE STEINMAN 4656 N. Boudinot Street lones Ir. High Buddy Stenographer Bible Club. Earth changes, but thy soul and God stand sure. RUTH MARY STRAW 6436 Limekiln Pike Wagner lr. High Skeets Comptometer Expert Representative. Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. I I J MARIE srsrsysrizoup 4751 N. znd slieet Clara Barton Grammar Marie . I Secfretary Commefdial Club, Book Club, High- Iyglrtsn' Representative, Infirmary Mon- t r Whatsoever thy hand find to do, do it with thy might. BERNARD STUTMAN 5812 N. 16th Street Fitzsimons lr. High Bernie lournalist Sports Editor and Associate Editor of Highlights, Alternate Representa- tive, Representative, Study Hall Mon- itor. Smiling always with a never fading serenity Of countenance and flourishing in an immortal youth. DAVID A. SURKIN 4916 N. Franklin Street Cooke lr. High Professor Medical and Chemical Research Monitor. A man of courage is also full of lx . Faraday Club, Chemical Club, Hall if A M 4, t 4 HELENE STROUSSE 6447 N. Broad Street Wagner lr. High Wimpy Designer Secretary of Book, Alternate Repre- sentative. Art as far as it is able, follows natur N as l A pupil imitates his mastery thus you ar t F X Must be, as it were, God's grand- X X.. child. X ROLAND E. STUTZ 1348 Spencer Street Wagner Ir. High Nibbs Globetrotter Alternate Representative, Gym Leader. Some bold adventurers disdain the limits Of their little reign, and unknown regions do discover. DONALD SWAAB 5733 N. l2th Street Wagner lr. High Don Poet Debating Society, Peace Club, History Forum. A great mind becomes a great for- tu ne AH HUGH M. SWEENEY 405 Hotnagle Street Wilson Ir. High ' x Hughie Re or f-JJ Vocal En emb , When learning? Hath thy t il o'er Books consum'd the midvnight oil? FRANCIS HENRY TAPLEY 583 Van Kirk Street St. Williams' Tap Business The deeds oi men never escape the gods. WILLIAM I. THOMAS 4409 N. 8th Street Wilson Ir. High Dick College Varsity Baseball and Basketball, Gym Leader, Gym Monitor. The education ot the human mind commences in the cradle. EDITH DARCY TOLCHINSKY 5829 N. l6th Street Wagner Ir. High Ede Expert Designer Art Club, Senior French Club, Monitor. In her dark eyes a depth of soft' ness dwells. VINCENT H. TURNER 7 X f EI.SIE EDITH TABOR 4653 N. Hurley Street St. Peter's Bobby Private Secretary Commercial Club, Lunchroom and Gym Monitor. The virtue oi her lively looks excels the Precious stoneg I wish to have no other books To read or look upon. HAROLD THIEL 441 Robbins Avenue St. Williams' Hal Electrical Engineer A faultless body and a blameless mind. LAURA R. THORNHILL 209 Borbeck Street Wilson Ir. High Becky Travel Traveling is no iool's errand to him who Carries his eyes and itinerary along with him. WILLIAM EDGAR TOOMBS 6238 Oakley Street Wilson Ir. High Bill Banking Biology Club, Vocal Ensemble. Money makes the man. EVA UNRATH f 4538 HOU Street I f 2118 E. Washington Lane Clara Barton Grammar Vince ' Wagner lf- High Tootsie , . . Secretary Marine Electrician L d I C1 b T C1 b Stage Lighting Staff, Radio Crew, Am- X, ec ers u ' up u ' plitier Technician, Representative, There is always hope in a man who Aero Club, Monitor, Faraday Club, actually and honestly works. Curtain Club. I dare do all that may become a many I Who dares do more is none. Zu- gg - 3-,,.,...--2. val Gail! i ELAINE Usr-IER Qj 31 G, VAN WYE 3715 N. Carlisle street X 829 550, Avenue Wagner Ir. High Puggy 'A - Wagner Ir. High Ruthie Secretary U tg Iournalist French Club, Tap Club. Of manners gentle, of affections, mild. Y'-J Alternate Representative, Representa- tive Highlights Staff, Varsity Hockey H1-Y, Highlights Repre- sentative Trojan Staff, Monitorial Charms strike the sight, but merit 1 l . .. . P 'J-' 1' 9 5: 1 f , A ' Z i . 5 2 . ,, Committee, Usher at Commencement. 31 . I 5:14 xx wins the soul. sg MARTIN I. VIGDERMAN 4947 N. 9th Street Ccoke Ir. High Mart Law Manager of Gym Team, Monitor, Forum Club. There is always hope in a man who actually and honestly Works. EARL H. VOGT. IR. 430 W. Ruscomb Street Olney Grammar Henry Business Stamp Club, German Club, Monitor. He speaketh not, and yet there lies A conversation in his eyes. LILLIAN R. VOLLMAR 3740 L Street Hopkinson Ir. High Lil Dancing Monitor, Assistant Secretary of Com- mercial Club. Shalt show us how petite a thing A woman may be made. RUTH WAGNER 4632 N. Boudinot Street Wm. Penn High Ruthie Stenographer Alternate Representative, Commercial Club. A lovely lady, garmented in light from hefown charm. BETTY ADELE WASHBURN 7334 Pittville Avenue Wagner Ir. High Bets Alaskan Stenography Club. The thoughts of youth are long, long thoughts. IANE WECKERLY 6123 N. Mascher Street Iersey City, N. 1. Ianie Teacher Historical Interest Club, Current History Club, Bible Club, Dramatic Club. lt is the supreme art of the teacher to Awaken joy in creative expression and knowledge. 7 .W 1 'li .4-1 - 1... ffl- ...- . V. ,t 4 -, - TM 4 4'4 ..' ' fmt XXX Z : iv- To--'w - '- '. :EL Q. L ' .mn - QN. Q: t 15,55 in Q- . V- -nf: Z X V ..l.i1iv CHARLES VOGEL 309 Levick Street Wilson Ir. High Ogle Explorer Leaders' Club, An honest man, close-button'd to the chin, Broadcloth without, and a warm heart Within. SOL VOLCHOK 4939 N. Rosehill Street Clara Barton Grammar Selly Engineering Monitor, Vocal Ensemble, Senior Dra- matic Club. Whate'er he did was done with so much ease, ln him alone 't was natural to please. ELMA LILLIAN WA EN 306 Fanshaw Street Wilson Ir. High Elm Teacher Vocal Ensemble, Monitor. A pleasing countenance is a silent commendationf' ELSIE MAY WAHL JL 7418 Tab ROM' Wilson r. 'Higlgvg' Els ollege VCQ nsemble, Monitor, Book Treas- llfef. And when this lady's in the case, You know all other things give place. 'MMM' GE GE WM. WEBER 4402 N. Franklin Street Bridgeton High Sculptor Teacher Curtain Club, Phi Sigma Gamma, Primi-Ten, Stage Make-up, Oueen's Husband. He best can paint them who shall feel them most. - ALFRED WEINBERG 717 W. Roosevelt Boulevard Cooke Ir. High Curly Teacher Current History Club, Forum, Chess Club, Gym Leader, Highlights Rep- resentative, Historical Interest Club, Dramatic Club, Monitorial Committee, Vocal Ensemble, Trojan Staff. Candor is the brightest gem of criticism. l lik 4 cr. .X ' :Ui l,f ,f 'J ff' Q f 5 X. ' if Y TRGJAU LEONARD WEINSTEIN Q 4803 N. Warnock Street Cooke Ir. High Weiny' Success Assistant Manager of Football Team, Chemistry Club, Class Basketball, Class Baseball, Monitor. I I ani as sober as a judge. WALLACE WELLWER 909 W. Roosevelt Boulevard Cooke lr. High Wally Undertaker Baseball, Representative. Death, death, oh, amiable, lovely deathl RUTH WILEY 2448 N. Reese Street Creighton Ir. High Ruthie Stenographer Representative, Highlights Represent- ative, Book Treasurer. A town that boasts inhabitants like thee Can have no lack of good society. Q O 1 IRWIN HERBERT WEINTRAUB 1644 Conlyn Street Wagner Ir. High Elch Travel Study Hall Monitor, Lunchroom Mon! itor, Faraday Club, Current History Club, Bible Club. licking decides great things: stronger And better oft than earnest can. LORRAINE MAE WIEST 306 Robbins Avenue Wilson Ir. High Larry Stenographer Law Club, Art Club, Writers' Club. The fairest garden in her looks, and ln her mind the wisest books. ETHEL M. WILLIS 21 W. S nwreet Cla a Qra' ar Eth Laboratory Technician Chemistry Club. This sort of thing takes a deal of training. HERBERT G. WILSON, IR. lO8 W. Tabor Road Olney Grammar Herb Engineering Representative, Book Secretary. Do goodly stealth, and blush to find it fame. E. VIRGINIA WINPENN 6811 N. 7 .st Wagner Ir. Hig Penny G cher Baseball cm o key Teams C3l, Lead- ers' C4l, Winner of Str of heart and might of limb, fowl but ainly use of skill, are winners in this pastime. EDYTH MERLE WOODRAFFE 6926 York Road Wagner Ir. High Bde Private Secretary Book Secretary. You are not only good yourself, but The cause of goodness in others. I IOHN M. WILSON 6426 N. 12th Street Wagner Ir. High lack Gym Monitor. Satires my weapon, but l'm too dis- creet To run amuck, and tilt at all I meet. LLOYD I. WOODLAND 5742 N. Howard Street Cooke Ir. High Woody Mechanical Engineer President of Boys' Hi-Y, Varsity Foot- ball, Track, Prom Committee, llB Council, Representative, Monitor. Handle your tools without mittens. MARGARET A. WOODWARD 4741 Maple Avenue Clara Barton Grammar Peg Secretary Highlights Representative. Gentle of speech, beneficent of mind. l - 3 FRANCES ANN ZOELLER 4706 N. 4th Street St. Henry's Fran Bookkeeper Volleyball, Spanish Club, Tap Club. The mildest manners, and the gen- tlest heart. WALTER ZUKOSKE 5818 N. Sth Street Lowell Grammar Bud Mechanical Engineer Representative. The best of men-a patient humble tranquil spirit. SELMA YAKIMOV 1827 N. 33rd Street Girls' High Doc Veterinarian Peace Club, Theatre Club, Current His- tory Club, Dramatic Club. A righteous man regardeth the life of his beast. PETER A. YOST 220 W. Kenilworth Avenue Lowell Grammar Pete Ambition Chess Club, Gym Leaders, l2A Coun- cil, Highlights Representative. He was exceedingly wise, fair- spoken and persuading. NAOMI HELEN YOUNG 2159 Eastburn Avenue Wagner Ir. High Nomi A lovely lady garmented in light. DAVID D. ZONIS 7217 Rising Sun Avenue Wilson lr. High Muscle Dave Draftsman Leaders' Club, Monitor, Gym Team, Track Team. O, it is excellent To have a giant's strength. RUTH M. ZWEIG 4740 N. Rosehill Street Clara Barton Grammar Zweigie Dancing Tap Club, Tumbling Club, Gym Lead- ers, Monitor Commercial Club. Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and low--an excellent thing in women. ' RUTH CAROLINE YOUNG l426 68th Avenue 4? it Wagner Ir. High Ruthie ' Dental Nurse , if Property Crew, Monitor. I L ln quietness and confidence shall be your strength. ff l K7 --xx f PHYLLIS FRANCES ZERBY 2906 N. Sth Street Stetson lr. High Puffy Stencgrapher Monitor. And mistress of herself though China fall. LOUIS ZIMMERMAN f if l Y f-iw! l t i ti t i 4948 N. Boudinot Street j Creighton lr. High Augie Law -fi.,--lxsx Monitor, Current History Club, Law Club None but himself can be his paral- lst, 'WYE' 47-- igii- J SENICDR Apollo and Venus Kay Meyers Carl Peterson Most Successful Stephen Lax lanice Kimmel Most Ambitious Anna Kuzman Harold Medott Most Studious Bruce Corneal Florence Davidson Most Athletic Henrietta Courdott ROY Allen L . Most Optimistic Robert Dougherty Mabel Grothehen mm Talkie Claire Dailey Leon Solis-Cohen UNE 3 . SUPERLATIVES Most Popular Iohn Mathias Norma Malone Most Persevering Edith Iaffy Walter Arons Politician Ivan Gilbert Virqinia Quimby , Thespian Marjorie Evans Frank Pollard Most Conservative William Plummer Caroline Bell Most Liberal Ruth Ochroch Seymour Garber Caveman-Tomboy Clinton Root Marie Price gllfxx Y . H ll t ,,, MEM X- X, t ZA? I lgtmy , ' t tiller.-, 1 xx r 1, My W ,I , , fs , X ' ffl' , rfy JW , - 1 1 lf Mc' , ,r fs W, ,X gt, lffwlwlf, , ff ff l X' yt 1 l l , ff, 'Vt 7 'Il' lfillllll l - x ',f'jWly Nxlizlii. SENIOR FRENCH CLUB Olney has learned to look upon the Senior French Club as one of its most active organizations. It is of tremendous interest to all French students who wish to know more about the language which they study. Many promi- nent speakers address the club during the course of the term. Indeed, part of its success should be attributed to the enthusiastic guidance of Mr. Barrett. GERMAN CLUB The German Club is one of the foremost organizations of Olney High and is under the sponsorship of Miss Samans. Its purpose is to devote attention not only to the language of Germany, but also to the customs and background of this civilization residing across the sea. nf-ef-:1-vw--f--1 -1 wmv-'fe-.FT1 wFw-wf+ -1:1--.-rw, --W l 1 it LY. JUN Jw, 5 -1 x 4: 'dll-31 5 RK, i' . --wt 1' X -' 'V' it , Rx in ' X N x , l X ...cw-..-.-. nw---rr--ff sv-vw -.......- v -ff-ff?-mf .e.,,-.ew-.-.., 'x iff X Ri? X, QP, i Nt JUNIOR FRENCH CLUB The Iunior French Club, a very active society, includes the students who have studied French for two years. Many enjoyable afternoons are spent singing French songs and enacting little French plays. Mrs. Kruger and Miss Breazeale help to further the interests of our young French students. NCS VIGINTI 84 RES ROMANA The Nos Viginti, under Miss Easley, and the Res Romana, under Miss Coleman, are two very much alive units ot Roman activity. In these two Latin clubs, the language, the government, and the every-day life of the Romans are again brought to life by discussion and, occasionally, by plays dealing with the ancients. , , . 0 1. ft . J 1 ,V 1 ,-,T ff . K, I I L YA , AA, . in . , ' 1 I x ff l X pq., If! I 1 D A f lt i . X -t 41. l Xi' ff,x X r i Q, , X W , lt o HL-, l' HI-Y GIRLS The motto of the Girls' Hi-Y is To create and maintain and extend throughout the school and community high standards of Christian character. The girls are chosen on a basis of their scholarship, activities and popularity. Under the direction of Miss Stuart, their sponsor, the girls help in settlement Work. THEATER CLUB A group of Theater Go-ers, although not First Nighters, constitute this club. Mr. Hurowitz, their sponsor, makes possible the fulfillment of their wishes by arranging for them to see the best legitimate plays that come to town. In the spring, at least two trips to the I-ledgerow Theater in Rose Valley are made which the rest of the school are invited to join. quvxl lf . 1 f ll ll f K f P ws- 1 X .-:um -r tr tm 'if' ,g . , Q.. K t 2 t, 'sr 'SER 'i 'N u f-. KEY-Ei,J:,:'Ki K7 ' it , iw , H, ,MX ' 1 , X 'N W XX .. li + l, it it 'lvl' R lx. ly tty EJ W. w L., H, it lg! .,-L L ,.c,. - ---1 t.ur.l.,i LLP: HI-Y BOYS To create and maintain and extend throughout the school and commu- nity high standards of Christian character and living is the motto of the Boys' Hi-Y. The boys are chosen on the basis ot their athletic ability, scholarship, high ideals, and through affiliation with some religious order. Mr. Weiler is their sponsor. GENERAL SCIENCE CLUB Under the capable guiding hand of Mrs. Langman, the members of the General Science Club are able to conduct an introductory research into the wide fields ot biology, chemistry, and even into those of physics and astronomy. Very little specialization is done in these various departments, since the research is merely an introduction to further scientific work. ,V e.. ,Z f.,,i X C .AC if 7541 , W1 I ' N , xy gr V xl H, i , 1 , ,,4, -1-x L 5 ,If ' X li C, :Xi , X i 1 'A' xv 1 1 1 , , t ' , MVN! t u li f ki, . -ict Iffhn' ',. mum 'I , 5 , 'X I 4 'L ll' t ml! l .i ', ll .,.,.,.. Y..-f U ' 5, 5.-,, n,,.f:,-f' ' jg' ,. .X t t 'n l l L j 'j 1 .fl X , I ,-,fit 4 t i - FJ! ' L wth 1 , ..... .... l -.m..,t.,, . .? BIBLE CLUB Chapter I. For those students interested in reading, discussing and interpreting the Bible, the Bible Club, under Mr. Wetter, offers a splendid opportunity. Chapter I of this club is conducted for those students who are interested in the Old and New Testament. LAW CLUB The Law Club, Where Mr. Schneeberq holds sway as Chief Magistrate, contains the embryo of the future Bar, Mock trials are held in which the students take the parts of the prosecution, the defense and even the victims. In this way, the members have a chance to familiarize themselves with court-room procedure. , l N I N y f . rf M? f ff X A--W ,--Er? -W sw ft-7-,Q-. V I Q' If Y J 715 L' yft ., y f A. , lt, l ., wit., Mn' lfglf X ,I hffxkb Ltjg .L if I .C fly Nwvg, ky' , to V i v X'-Vim fyff I f t . gf' LC- ' . , is-' . . .. , .,-v t . 'Zi46f2- ji, BIBLE CLUB Chapter II. Chapter ll of the Bible Club is for those students interested only in the Old Testament. They start reading and discussing Genesis and continue on through Kings to Malachi, the last book of the Old Testament. Mr. Wetter is their sponsor. GIRL RESERVES The Girl Reserves is an organization which is an extension of the Y. W. C. A. The pledge of the Girl Reserves- I will do my best to honor God, my country, and my community: to help other girls and to be in all ways a loyal true member of the Girl Reserves speaks for itself. Their sponsor is Miss Orr, a member ot the Germantown Y. W. C. A. 1 , 5 ' t x.t.l 1 t t l tl 1 l IX X YN ,X l . t N ' ff. tl ll J? .1 f,.w Q .'- 'ffl l .xi , - ,, ,, fa u 1 ,A J 'm 'J .-i- if., 'f it li i .Sl '!!t-i?'-'ff'1 I-.xv x-,1 vt, 4,315 f f V-4951 - f i .,,.. . 1 K 511 it if V! fx , f X lzf. 71,5 I ZMTY., i W - , -' M. iv lint , Y ri Mft yu 1 i gf' 1 'r u' W Z 1: i '-2 S i , iff! it hx N X V UNE PRIMI-TEN lt is the hope, dream, and ambition of every vocational art pupil to join the Primi-Ten as it is made up ot the ten best artists of the school. The mem- bers ar'e chosen on the basis ot their merit which is judged by the Work they send as applications for membership. Mr. McCann chooses the first tive, and they in turn choose the other tive. POETRY CLUB Under the wise and amiable sponsorship of Mr. Schleiter, this newly created organization has earned itself a place in the sun. This group comes together to read the poets and their works, to discuss what they have read, and, in general, to enjoy the great poetry of the ages. its-az N I s Q Xi lx aff lf X X X X l i X lm K 'X fi Xl ,Y Af X X 5Iu ilY' , at .JA-Y'.'sX ,' fuhzki iii' y i v i if ,f -ft 'i x,, if f X N 1 x S L , , 1 X l fgfixltx t 1- f, , I If ,, 1 I . r' I A' PHI SIGMA GAMMA Some future great sculptors may at present be getting their training in the Phi Sigma Gamma. The members work in clay, wood, or soap. Their projects include modeling clay and carving Wood or soap into figures, faces and bas-relief masks. Mr. McCann trains their apt fingers to shape and mold delicately and skillfully. LITERARY MAGAZINE CLUB The Literary Magazine Club of Olney, sponsored by Mrs. Klein, is one of the cultural clubs of the school. The members bring out in printed form twice a year the best essays, stories and poems that have been produced in class or club during the term. A riff TP - 1'f-,.,!N ,L gn v- X, fI,.'f , gf QI ' II f ,ftqvtfffb I is IIIIVI' rx ISE ,-fin, e'S1wI', swf , Agfsfi, gt- ' Y 'Ii ,-:H gm' , ,ry r !,C,.W,f,.:::,TFf:! affix wil Lf ', I 11' 'fi 'try-' 4, v. vt, L J I. J-Jff -qt' ,,', wt, I, t,I 3, ' 4.. av -X X .q - VOCAL ARTS All the future Carusos, Galli-Curcis and Bing Crosbys have their do-re-mis tested and trained in this club. They practice, practice and practice the compositions they undertake in order to present them perfectly for assembly and for the personal satisfaction of Mr. Nitsche, their sponsor. JUNIOR DRAMATIC CLUB This organization, under the sponsorship of Miss Daley, is well known in the school for their entertaining offerings. Though being taken for granted as one of the delightful phases of school, were it to become non-existent its loss would soon be felt, so closely has it endeared itself to us. The Iunior Dramatic Club has given us delightful plays in assembly and after school. l 1 T l -lim, ,.,,, X 'hr - it if NS-. lt tl 'tw ' w tw .ox 3 , lp X.--. l:g:r f .1 -X. -X X, pxvbth' Xt 1 - 'q vt . . F!4'lttj5 l ' E' I F N' it ,ll-ll ' itll li 1 'fi' 1 1 1 it f ' i u X' v..Nl.X it 1 w Ji' xxr, A , N .Hr 1 . t ,- 1 f l 1 xl ' , lt' . f V: ' Xt I I N t C ',g- y N N it i,,,,. - ' if- rllt W XX X1 ii! PEACE CLUB This club, the first of its kind in Olney, is composed of students who are interested in engineering, maintaining and furthering the peace of the world. Their meetings, like all peace meetings, are stormy but extremely interesting. The meetings are heightened by generous speakers who take pleasure in addressing the club. Miss M. Mathews is the sponsor of the club. MATHEMATICS The five dimensions hold no terrors for these young Einsteins, who have become quite familiar with all types of numerical jig-saw puzzles. All sorts of difficult problems are made to seem just like Algebra l to those interested young mathematicians Whom Mr. O. D. Iohnson lures into the realms of higher, higher and still higher mathematics. ,ui '. lift illll R4 . . W ii, tk., x t T X ' 1 , , , I 1 Ilya X f e ,f f' 'fill I fp Nj' nfl , INQTYQK' II f 5, I' .I M Q lvl Hstwifi ,if fqv I: II- ax 1 f Eli!!-dl .X N A gf Iqi.wu U X lx V J A ,. L ,X lfpllli M1 I. L f ,' R 1 'I 7 .L IL, .ly gcllmvs THE STAGE CREW AND LIGHTING STAFF The stage crew and lighting staff are two of the least known groups in Olney, although their services are indispensable to our enjoyment of the assemblies and school plays. Their efforts have finally been rewarded: each of the members of these bodies has been presented with student activity awards. These they richly deserve. Many thanks, Stage Crew and Lighting Staff, for your fine work! GIRLS' LEADER CLUB The Girls' Leader Club is divided into two groups. One consists of the more experienced girls who help the teachers in the gym classes two periods or more a week, and in the other are the girls who are receiving the training necessary for this work. Not only must the girls be excellent gyrnnasts, but they are required to maintain a high scholastic rating as well. : J UNE 4 I E f. ew ' lsr? ? N :hcl stew 151 lar, 1. 1..W,y,'III.tN rwI:le22QIQgii4iI f A725 Q V -- - -V.-i W . .L.L.. ,NYY .L..LL L L ,,..,, ,,,,,- w 'lQ37Zi.g..T -J f, ,y ,yt , ,tl N ' .Jf7- Jie ' 5 t A 4 1 f K ill -gg! f all ,tt ., lk , t. . -Wt f in f , . fs-1.1. ty Q W SURVEYING lf George Washington was a surveyor, why can't I be one? is not, but might well be the motto of the Surveying Club. Here, under the direction of Mr. Blaker, all the boys who are interested in surveying are instructed in the use of its instruments. Actual problems are discussed cmd surveyed-out. STUDY HALL Now, as never before, Study Hall is managed by the students in addition to being for the students. Through the wisdom of Mr. Wetter and Mr. Haupt, an executive committee has been organized under their direction which consists of the following members: Annaliese Wolff, Margrit Haas, Ruth Schweikart and Robert Steinberg. In addition to these students, two gradu- ating pupils are on the committee, namely, Ann Kummer and Irene Stritzel. The latter two do all the clerical work while the former members participate in other phases of management. To quote Mr. Wetter: Study Hall is now run 98 per cent by the students. Although we, the graduating class, have only enjoyed this freedom for a short time, we feel that it is a vast improve- ment and will continue to be for the school in general for a long time to come. , f '51 -' X r .5 I xfkut- X . , it , If N af : if Wx, I ,fx f . V i , ll ' t ' 1' 1 . V .l it l lt N, it tl lt ff N t l t f . I 4 ' X - I l NI .2 ' 1 ' fbi V, 4 1 , 'fl ,Q 5 1. ,ly 59, 'Rf-if ,' ,W 'it ,,fi,.,e 1 4'-' A I K X it l , is V STAMP CLUB In the Stamp Club, gather all amateur stamp collectors. Stamps are auctioned off and exchanged. ln fact, a good stamp market has been created by Miss McCarthy, the sponsor, and her small, able band of stamp dealers. As this club is one of the new ones, let us wish it many rare stamps to add to its collection. BIOLOGY CLUB The Biology Club offers an opportunity to superior students, interested in biology, to meet once a week and discuss their hobbies in this field of science, without the usual formalities that prevail in regular classroom work and minus the restrictions as to subject matter designed to cover certain required topics in the regular high school courses. The members are free to suggest appropriate programs in which each one is expected to actively participate at all times. .-name- -we-Hex.-2311:-1-.E-merge-1-r..-z:.a .t..,,.,m..t,,,,W., .WWW J U l ,i , , ,, 1 , 'X 1 tsl VE tm N ,C.....44...A4.-,Q-4, ,, Q., .. ma.- f , -N t VW, X -f lft'f , -. t Fl V1 Il , t A .xr XX Ig. T 'J i C2 ' . , EA t l I 'V Xl f' f , ' A t ,X K. , ti T t T t , FARADAY CLUB The Faraday Club is under the supervision ot Mr. Miller and Mr. Hurwitz. These bold and lusty pioneers have blazed trails into our leading industrial and commercial houses. We, who have lent an attentive ear, have profited greatly by the learning they have passed on to us by means ot the entertaining and instructive assemblies they have made possible for us to enjoy. CHEMISTRY CLUB Olney's budding Einsteins have banded themselves, under the leadership of Mr. Fay, and delved into the great mysteries of the world of science. Through their experiments, they receive an education in chemistry which they could not hope to acquire in the classroom. Test tubes, retorts, varicolored chemical solutions and young scientists peering at a successful experiment with rapture in their eyes can be observed whenever the Chemistry Club meetings are under Way. Fond memories will be cherished by all those of the senior class who were members ot the Chemistry Club. 1 , i .N -X v vw- Q fi str X jk, I X f , t l t tit I l n r , U 'I I , W VVi..,x . .Wi ' ' U 1 . HISTORY CLUB One of the old stand-bys of Olney High School is the History Club. Non-prejudiced, non-cynical, non-partisan, but not lacking in views concerning everything from The Wornan's Place in the Horne to the reason why Greyboy came in last at Santa Anita. Anyway, congratulations, Mr. Tomlinson. WOODCRAFTERS' CLUB All students who are interested in Wood crafts are invited to join, but so tar all feminine touch is lacking. The boys in this club undertake projects which are more difficult than those of the classroom. The helpful instruction of Mr. Brink, their adviser, plus their own initiative and ability, enables these boys to produce some very lovely pieces of work. A..-.-4 -.. ,.,-.....-..- .-.n-Mn-. J t. J. ,W N X ' N U itil ,1 F ' , j I , ,f 4 , l y L . 5, X . X ,I rf,-V ,,.i....i .,.l?, DEBATING SOCIETY The Debating Society, under the capable direction of Mr. Oeste, has illustrated the fine results one can reap trorn the proper use of words and has made the pen which is mightier than the sword seem like an arnateur. DEBATING TEAM Silence is not golden in this group: it is Worthless. Under the coaching ot Mr. Oeste, the Pop Warner of debating, these students have learned to use their words with such good effect that they now rank supreme in the Interscholastic Debating League. With Stephen Lax and Edward Kane as captains, this intellectual group has won fifteen consecutive debates. We are proud that our class has been largely responsible for this success, for the team loses through graduation Ivan Gilbert, Leonard Abrams, Bernard Miller, Henry Greaney and Walter Arons, as well as Captain Lax. ff tl Q A fl ' t , I if l ,lg 5 . X P 1 COMMERCIAL CLUB After visiting the Commercial Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Nadel, you will be inclined to agree that Woman's place is no longer in the home. The efficiency and dispatch, displayed by the personable future captains of finance and industry, makes one sit up and take notice. The capabilities of this group are worthy of note. AERO CLUB The Aero Club, under the sponsorship of Mr. Fritz, has proved Worthy time and again of honorable mention. These future skybirds have the excellent habit of gathering trophies and will continue to add further to the glories of Olney High. bitt is .lil wssxt ttlltw will 'XC :E 4' .Y 11-1- Ti ' l t t , -..x CHESS AND CHECKERS CLUB Here at the Chess and Checkers Club, under the guidance of Mr. Benjamin, painstaking care, patience and strategy are rewarded. Their triumphs, as represented by the trophies they have earned, will forever remind Olney High School of the skill of these craftsmen. BAND Playing Fight on Olney the Band cheers on 'the battling Trojans. Responding to the swing of Mr. Nitsche's baton, it awakens school spirit and keeps it flowing. Its perfect notes and time are the result of much hard practice by the students and intensive training by its conductor, Mr. Nitsche. ,J Q A can Y i fff dl Q ,,,,,,j,X ,R X xl :ff ff, 5 I 0, .gk 4413, ,Lf tl il 'wr f X ,f ' , 'm W t X yyyy its , .,i,n , -M. 'A , HIGHLIGHTS EDITORIAL All the news that's fit to print. -This, in brief, describes the Olney High- lights. lts vivid, up-to-the-minute records of the goings-on at Olney have been one of the outstanding features of our scholastic life. The editors and staff, giving of their time and effort unsparingly, have succeeded in chronicling the news of the school in so fine a manner that, during our four years of attend- ance at Olney, we have looked forward with anticipation to the bi-weekly publication of the Highlights. SALES REPRESENTATIVES Hand in hand with the publication staff of the Highlights, stand the hundred-odd Highlights' Representatives, who, by their tireless efforts, have brought the Highlights to the students. lt's only a nickel, folks! has rung in the ears of all of us every two weeks, as each representative proudly distributes his bundle of papers. ' .......-.....................,...........-.....W..-.. , ,..,.,..,...,,-.. . .,,..,......-..........,.,..... . ........- . A .. ...........,.-M ...M IJINI ,. I-5' in 'Ibn Qi, Li WL Tj' fig., nizfwf HONOR 3328 Florence Davison ,gi .. H ,H , Stephen Lax A, if Virginia Quimby ' ., , W, -. ., Ivan Gilbert ff.. l 'O 'l ,P- 'K Q -11,5 'V'..'- X' I--It , H 1 -1L'.5...L'..n--1' , - , Y, .X ffg' .. mf: 25253 1 I ai: if Qgzizi 3- ' 1' WEEE gm! QE: if 1 ' gzgag lwe, 5 53 3, :Ai -in ,-4, gg -15. ' if -- . E-1 5. ?- fk 11 X' g vi le I. -fe l. E YE -'Z' 2:-' , 251 'f ix in 114' 'A' V '. ' E .L . - X . i vf ' ! fi P is ' ' F ,J ix X - I ' . .gi fl x, ' ' ' in M , is ' 5 r -f i ! , l 6 4 l I S SOCIETY Betiy Eichel Ray Brandau Thelma Detweiler Walter Arons Benjamin Sirnkin Gladys Creaqrnile Harold Mecloff Ruth Ochroch Leon Solis-Cohen Edith Iaffy Herman Pitchon Eleanor Harri f ' Vg 1 V f I I , I l Ji J BOYS' BASKETBALL Arnold Beinstein Robert Herman Daniel Corcoran Paul Orndorf Robert Dougherty Edward Rosenfeld Francis Haney Richard Thomas This year's Blue and White court team was one of Olney's best. Led by the acting Captain, fiery Reds Beinstein, Olney came out victorious in five league encounters, defeating Frankford, Northeast, Germantown, Central, and Gratz. Olney lost a heart'- breaking encounter to West Philadelphia, was just nosed out by Overbrook, and Went down fighting before a superior Ram's quintet. Because of the loss of Ioseph Paget, a fighting Trojan, the Blue and White forfeited their last game to Roxborough. Coach DeTurk, starting with only one former varsity player, built a fighting, hustling aggregation of which all Olney was justly proud. Olney finished in a tie for fourth place with Northeast. Among those who will be graduated in lune and who Won Varsity O's on the basketball team are Francis Haney, Paul Orndorf, Dick Thomas, and Bob Dougherty. UNE BOYS' BASEBALL Roy Allen Vincent Hink Arnold Beinstein Paul Langebartel Ioseph Buckman Clinton Root Sidney Devers Edward Rosenfeld Peter Enderle Richard Thomas Wm. Fertman Iohn Schock Wm. Haber Albert Zeichner This year's baseball team bids fair to measure up to former Trojan standards. The Debusmen appear to be in tor a very good season. Building around a nucleus of four returning veterans and several members ot last year's reserve nine, Olney should battle for the title with Frankford, Southern, and West Philadel- phia. The Blue and White beat Northeast Catholic 9-6, and tied With Penn Charter 2-2. Olney also Won its first league encounter from Frankford 9-5. Missing from next year's Trojan nine will be Roy Allen, Reds Beinstein, Ioe Buckrnan, Clinton Root, Dick Thomas, Pete Enderle, and A1 Zeichner. BOYS' TRACK Q .- il, li - .-In U it Arthur Bergey Richard Hall Walter Coles Robert Heisler Ioseph Boyle Howard McGhee Edward Blackwell loseph McCleary Walter Graff Frank Nolan Robert Flemming Stephen Kerr O1ney's track team has, this year, the use of our new cinder track for practice. The team is developing into a hustling fight- ing squad which, although their chances of winning the title are slim, will be fighting their hardest for Olney. The foes of this year's cindermen will know they have been in a battle. Coach Tierney is depending on Ed Blackwell, Bob Heisler, Harry Philips, Frank Nolan, Barclay Knorr, Ray German, Walt Graf, and Iohn Kaufman as the mainstays of the team. The team will probably finish higher than last year's fifth place. JUN I937-l GYM TEAM Once again Olney had a gym team of which it may well be proud. The Weilermen dropped only one league meet, that to Southern, this year, but made up for that by finishing first in the championships at Penn. The performance of Iohn Wolf showed that he is undoubtedly the best schoolboy gymnast in the city. He again Won the city individual title. Coach Weiler will sorely miss Bill Fennin, lack Crawford, Harry Franke, lohn Wolf, Art Bergey, loseph Himmelsbach, lames Schall, Reuben Goldman, lack Delaney, and Bill Daminger, who will be graduated this lune. H' TENNIS TEAM rfv-s.., kt R Q36 Stanley Weinteld Ray Kasser Alvin Siegel Ray Brandau Stephen Lax William Roth Robert Harris With tour veterans returning from last year's tennis squad, which was the best ever to take the court for Olney, this year's team promises to be a winning aggregation. Considering that many of last year's stars of the Various high schools have gradu- ated, Coach Grirnsley's task to build a title winner will be easier. Olney competes in both the Public High League and the Inter- scholastic League against strong opposition, so it will be a real feat if either title rests in our trophy cases this year. .WW JUN 3 7 GOLF TEAM Charles Carson Martin Kuhn Ioseph lthen Albert Schillinger Stephen Kerr Clifton Smiley Walter Kordwitz George Tondorl Olney's golf team prospects appear very promising. The three returning veterans, Kerr, Kuhn, and lthen, will play the one, two, and four positions respectively with George Torndorf, a newcomer, taking care of the number three position. Coach Weiler is not predicting the title for Olney, but he is confident that Olney will give a very good account of itself. Olney lost to Overbrook High School 1OV2'4V2 in a very close meet. Those representing the 12B class on Coach Weiler's squad are Kuhn, lthen, Torndorf, Smiley. , l.. J GIRLS' BASEBALL On Monday, April 12th, Coach Anna K. Liese sounded the first call for girls' baseball. An enthusiastic group of sixty responded, and the girls' gym was alive with discussions about positions, hopes for league victory, and there were more than a few inquiries concerning a reliable muscle liniment. Althought the SGCISOHIS schedule has not been made up, it will undoubtedly include encounters with the other two league members, Roxborough and Kensington High Schools. The team will not be selected until several practices have been held, but seven members of last year's squad reported, and no doubt they will see varsity action this season. They are: Lois Ashman, Alberta Worst, Caroline Good, Dorothy Sivitz, Virginia Winpenny, Eleanor Eifferman, and Anita Goldberg. UN 3 glllylsyvu, . -m 1 gf 711.-. GIRLS' BASKETBALL 1 :T .L if-N if ' -' t vvfv X .. i ..'. ' 1 ,i ,sw - W Q, X Marjorie Raiguel Doris Kane lFirst Captain? CSecond Captain? Doris Nibauer CManagerJ Louise Miller Mary Martin Lorraine Heineman Gertrude Lusch Marie Kistenmacher Helen Morris Dorothy Carlin For the first time in many seasons Olney's Trojanettes did not garner the league championship. A team composed almost entirely of newcomers tied one league game and lost the re- mainder by close margins. Other members of the Miniature League are Kensington and Roxborough High Schools, each of which plays two games with the Olney girls. The Blue and Whiters also met Hallahan and West Catholic High teams in contests which were chiefly practice games, as these members of the Catholic League are widely known for their prowess. The new two-court system, which requires great skill and technique, made its debut this year in Olney. Coach Anna K. 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The characterizations were most ex- cellently done, the role of the Queen being admirably enacted by Marjorie Evans, that of Frederick Granton by Frank Pollard in a most engaging manner, and the roles of 1 9 3 7 QUEENS HUSBAND Lord Birten, Major Blent, and Petley being played by capable Ivan Gilbert, Lewis Atlas, and Gladys Bowers respectively. The cast through the skilled direction oi Mrs. Dorothy B. Crawford gave ct fine performance. As- suredly, few of us who saw The Queen's Husband will forget this great achievement in the Olney tieldof dramatic art. Surely it will go clown in Play Night history as one of the most excellent of all productions. -My J I I Lil THE VILLAGE FROLIC On the evenings of April 23rd and 24th Olney reached a new height of excellence in entertainment by the presentation oi The Village Frolic Again the show was under the direction of Mrs Crawford the dancing and singing being coached by Miss Green and Miss Henry Several conspicuously tine features of The Village Frolic w re the Fairies Dance the enactment of Pyrarnus and Thisbe by the Artisans and the rn dieval French opera, Robin and Marion. Many prominent Seniors had principal roles in the cast: Clayton Hill as Oberon, Gladys Bowers as Titania, Leonard Abrams as Bottom fPyramusl, Lester Levy as Flute CThisbel, William McClellan as Ouince, Ivan Gilbert as Starveling, Edna Sloan as Queen Elizabeth, Hugh Sweeney as Robin, and losephine Deitrich as Peronelle. Praise should also go to the dancers and the chorus who helped to make The Village Frolici' the great success that it was. Q . . . -i . . ff . - 1 1: . . n A . . 1 C I H . u . D , V u . . H . Another year has passed in triumphant glory, leaving in its wake two enviable accomplishments as proof of O1ney's superb showmanship. We, the Iune class of '37, in our departure, look back with pride. DOROTHY B. CRAWFORD FAC . STEINBERG ULTY SAYINGS No oclvertisinqlu MRS. CRAWFORD Where olid I put those test questions? MISS EASLEY I don't see how you reolly con qet out of it. MR. LEVENGOOD This isn't cr Forum, this is Chorus closslu MR. WETTER You'll torke port oi your lunch with nie! MISS CSLER Let someone else crnswerf' MISS SEXSMITI-I Listen, deorief' MR. BARRETT Bev rule ott dot mess und make Ctnodder vunl MR. NARZZACCO Please con't some ot you lceeo quiet bool: there? MISS RICE Now when I worked there. I K O FACULTY SAYINGS DE. SLADEN SHALL WE FORGET- Sl'1ucks! ! MISS YODER Quiet, boys! MISS NEUMANN Add this to your qenerdl Iund of knowledge ME. DOE Well ond the rndn lhoi I knew ME. GLENN And now for one of rny nice, l ittle recilotions MES. KELLER HTCIli9 lhis equdlion MISS COLEMAN Don't you know? Your eyes ore bewitchinq todo MR. NITSCHE y. ,f CRAIG Do hull clouse MISS BREAZEALE Tiens, liens, liens. ,wr 'W , . .4 .. 'E JUNE SENIOR TIME: Friday Evening. Ianuary 29, 1937. SCENE: Mercantile Hall. ORCHESTRA: Dave Hi11erson's Royalists. OCCASION: The eleventh graduating class presenting the Senior Prom! A-H yes, the Senior Prom. Who could for- get that memorable night, when the senior lads and lassies of Olney stepped out oi their dignified and studious roles and be- came frivolous and charmingly daring at the Senior Prom? U0 . gi 3 7 g:'.:,,., .,..':.r, ,,.,.g1::'::.:iq:iffi.fif-fifiirii'tif' I Didn't everyone look grand? The girls were very beautiful in their new evening dresses adorned with corsages of orchids, gardenias, and roses. And the boys, pardon me, the men, looked very handsome fand maybe a little stiffi in their new tuxedos, with boutinieres of gardenias or carnations. These are pleasant memories which will not soon be forgotten by any of us. The new- est, intricate dance steps were exhibited after many weeks of practice. Classroom pals became better acquainted while danc- ing to the harmonious strains of the Royal- ists. Our charming co-sponsor, Miss Gable, was there accompanied by our other spon- sor, Mr. Schoenly and Mrs. Schoenly. At the stroke of one the revelry of the too short evening came to a close. A gay See you at Linton's, and a sad See you in Algebra, were among the many parting re- marks before the final good night of our very successful Senior Prom. is-if-411, X X X t.. 'ff-M 4222223 I l l 1 L i it it l L I ii ACKNOWLEDGMENT The Trojan staff is deeply appreciative of the excellent Work done, and splendid cooperation shown hy: Mr. Orville Stambauqh, Ir. Mrf Thomas Pierie of LYON AND ARMOR, INC. Mr. Edward Mathias of PEERLESS ENGRAVING CO. Mr. Max Merin Mr. Paul Gericller of MERIN-BALIBAN PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIOS and to MARTIN KUHN for his timely assistance. M 'F' , I' X fY5L 7f ff , 'ff W72XfYX QQ X 7 F V' W fa NQSQH X57 3 xlI1 U' ! f Y!' X V CL ,f'ff'Zj T in - if f ff X W W f x P 7-FQ ,g !!Tj ?Q' I fx X f 'x R ff A F Fi J