Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MORRIS JACK BABIS Babs 277 South Sixty-third Street Holmes Junior High. U. of P. It is too late to do anything about it now, but Babs .should really have been the Man in the Moon instead of Uncle Rufus II, as the Beacon's funster. At any rate, it will be rather cheerful to be attended by such a good- huniored physician. S. A., A. A., Philatelic Club, i'Beacon Staff. IRVING VVILLIAM BACKMAN l4I1,.v!! 5373 Gaynor Road William Cullen Bryant. U. f o P. Itthere is one thing we do dislike, it is writing up people like Irvin It's not that there's nothing to write about, there's too much! What with Irv's tennis and Irv him- self, we don't know where to start. In any case, we have another lawyer to bring tame on Overbrook in its old age. S. A., A. A., Tennis Team, 12A Alternate. ELI HERMAN BASKEVITZ HBalSkyl! 824 North Preston Street Sulzberger Jun-ior High. Temple Doesn't that just tell you that Basky is going into ad- vertising? Mix him with Condax and what do you get? A sky-writer! Joking aside, Basky's voice will most likely take him on the air, even if Tommy won't. With the advertising office, the glee club, and the baseball diamond as his mental, vocal, and physical stamping grounds, Basky is in for a full but interesting career. S. A., A. A., A. A. Representative, 11B, 12A, 12B, Glee Club. IDA IRENE BECKER Irish 3810 Girard Avenue Sulzberger Junior High. Who does not know Ida? She is popular among both sexes. Irish is also quite an ardent commercial student. Her wit? Well, I just wonder where she gets it! S. A., A. A., Typewriting Club, Vice-President of Type- writing Club, President of Typewriting Club, Dictation Club, Leaders' Club, Baseball, Art Club, Track Team, S. A. Representative 12A, 12B, A. A. Representative 11B, Danc- ing Club, S. A. Aide, Banking Club. FEB? Qwqgiifgqii 4572? Q WW l 9: I ? 5: Z SQ Y k QQ gg3,AA'MA-Avg?-3-Av-Avvvfms vgvg-Avvvgj-Avgfvf. .-gug-, O L -if 25 Ee

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ROSE ARTIN Rosie 6004 Vine Street Holmes Junior High. Rise is the possessor of beautiful, black, curly hair. Every- one envies her because of it, too. Her charming personality and effective manner are going to be of advantage in her business. S. A., A. A. 1 SIMON ASIN Si fghj 4033 Lancaster Avenue Sulzbergel' JU11i01' High. Further Musical Education A crescendo, then silence at the command of the con- ductor's baton. In answer to the enthusiastic applause he turns and bows to a most appreciative audience of upper classrnen. This scene, shot during one of the student assemblies, shows Si in all his glory. He is our foremost musician. S. A., A. A., Orchestra, Concertmaster of Orchestra. CAROL S. ASNIS Lorac 5438 Arlington Street NVil1ia1n B. Mann U. of P. Carol, as one of the literary lights of our Towers, added an inimitable sparkle to that publication. As recreation from this Very tedious task, she indulged in the amusing habit of piling up a. skyscraping average, which had no ill effect on Carol, however, for'she has always been one of the most popular and delightful of students. S. A., A. A., Banking Club, Midnite Oil Club, Readmor Club, Vice-President of Readmor Club, Literary Editor of Towers 1 SYLVIA AUERBACK usylu , 5402 Berks Street 3 William B. Mann. U. of P. 1 Good goods come in little packages. This saying is l characteristic of Sylvia's small personage. And is she good? ' Ask me! She is also a. peppy little dancer. Maybe another Baclonova. Yes, Sylvia?- S. A., A. A., Banking Club, Swimming Club, Library Club, Typewriting Club. I w l i 'LN .a.,1,7f.9 Qsuwiffg fr Qjiaf WW r25E1q?fT1.fz! Qwiikg Q ,if U2 sill if ei 'if Dx' 24 ig.

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MARY MORRISON BEGGS l.Ma1,y,, 668 North Sickles Street William B. Hanna.. N01-mal Mary is our all-around athlete. As manager of basketball and on the 12B team, she has won many friends and admir- ers because of her a.thletic ability. Maybe she'll be a future Cha.rlie Paddock! S. A., A. A., A. A. Board 12B, Manager of Basketball 12B, Manager of Baseball 11B, A. A: Representative 10A, 11A, 12A, 12B, Swimming Club, Basketball Team, Hockey Team, Baseball Team, Leaders' Club, Track Team, S. A. Aide. VICTOR MAXWELL BELL UVic!! 5767 Hunter Street Newton. Another of our retiring classmates! Perhaps an indica- tion of his character is in the choice of his favorite color, steel gray, or was it force of habit? Quite likely, since he delights in building ship models, which are usually eifectu- ally clothed in a. coat of modest gray. Vic's field is really commerce, and he plans to remain true to big business for quite a while. S. A., A. A. PAUL BENSON f.Bem1y., 228 North Fifty-first Street William B. Mann Lehigh Paul's favorite subjects are English and tennis. He plays each well and occasionally combines the two, e. g., his Vall- too-short term as sports editor of the Bea.con. The least we can wish Paul is as much success as a lawyer as he has had as a basketball player. 5 S. A., A. A., Interclass Basketball, Interclass Baseball, Beacon Staff. MIRIAM GERTRUDE BENTON Spike 5711 Lansdowne Avenue William B. Hanna. Miriam was always ready to say YES, alld do what the others wanted to do. We think it will be genius wasted if she does not become a broker's assistant. S. A., A. A., Dancing Club, Hiking Club, Philozoic Club, 11A Tie Committee. vf-'ffnaauflyggtitit L-jg--4Ar.grM7 e Q figaeltgrglemraag Q eg 26366