Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1942 volume:

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J. saxiaa UUH PRINCIPAL PRINCIPALS MESSAGE He who does not Win new friends each succeed- ing year and continue to cherish old friendships, has not learned the art of living. -Confucius I wish for each of you an interesting and happy life. Sincerely, WILLIAM M. CLIML: SPH SDH We are living in a scientific world, cmd it is appropriate that your teachers at Overbrook should have aimed at instil- ling in you the spirit ol the experimenter. You have been urged to approach your problems with an open mind, and trained to arrive at conclusions based on results, even if these run counter to your expectations. We hope that you have learned your lesson well. We hope so, because, if you have, then you will listen to all sides without preliminary bias. You will evaluate things on the basis of true worth and not appearance. You will search beneath the surface! And, it you do, you will be a tolerant man or Woman. You will prove our contention that men and women of different race, color, and creed can live together in harmony. You will be living refutations to the nonsense emanating from totalitarian countries about decadent democracies. Democracies are just getting their second wind, and with people like you to help they will combat and survive all forms of tyranny forever. HARRY BORIS ,Nil . AND DUB IJEMIIIIHATIIIALLY S A Presldent ,...... Icxmes Pouloq S A V1ce Pres1de-nt .Elome Fmkel S A. Secretory . , .LOUISE Snyder Chief Iustice of Trlbuncxl ...... Iules Grosswcild Class 42 President . . . ,.... Rosemary Schiavello Class 42 Vice President . . . .... Thomas Bressi Class l'42 Secretary . . . ..... Florence Harnley Class 42 Treasurer . . Sonia Smith ELECTED IJEEIEEHS .... it . . . . IJ F 5 T ADVISORY COUNCIL Louise Snyder Fay Forman Ruth Maienshein Philip Grallnick Theodore Sookasian The Council brings about a closer relation- ship between the students and the president. They also advise the chief executive at the regular monthly meetings in order to insure practical rules and regulations of the school. TRIBUNAL Chief Iustice ...........,,.... Iules Grosswald Harold Aron Norman Margolis Mildred Extein The 'l'ribunal, consisting of a Chief Iustice, a jury of six members, and a tipstaff, has charge of the law enforcing department of Overbrook. 4' x IIE TBIIVEH DELEGATES Bk. l Eleanor Battafarano 2 Louise D'Anjolell 3 Nancy Fiorelli 4 Iaine Iones 5 Henrietta Libertow 6 Margaret Peters 7 Herbert Savitt 8 Norman Shear 9 Hermoine Williams STUDENT GOVERNMENT Whenever student bodies as well as other societies congregate, they elect for themselves a leader cmd a government to auide them iustly during existence. Thus we of Overbrook have maintained every semester a representative body to lead us through to a successful terminus. E HIINIIILEIJ IN .... WE THANK MR. SEIDMAN FOR LITERARY HELP MR. KREIZMAN FOR BUSINESS HELP MISS CAMERO FOR ARTISTIC HELP AND MR. BRISTOL FOR PHOTOGRAPHIC HELP Donald Hunt .,.. LITERARY STAFF Naomi Rittenberg Shirley Mark Gertrude Mogul William Aronow Philip Grallnick Ioan Seidel Kathryn Seeley Irene Cohen Shirley Kaskin . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Editor-in-Chief . . . .Assistant Editor Bernice Schaffer ,..,. ,,.... M anaging Editor Rita Andreassi Eleanor Battafarano Norman Albright Harriet Greenspan ART STAFF Ellen Goldin ,......................,...,......... Chairman Naomi Bell Varsenic Essayian Rosemary Schiavello SECRETARIAL STAFF Bernice Pols ....................,...,.......,.... Chairman Louise Snyder Claire Cohen Ruth Rotfeld Iosephine Sacco I-Iermoine Williams Shirley Goodman CIZAJ Mildred Shore ADVERTISING STAFF Norma Feinberg ................................ Chairman Caroline Perna Sidney Freedman Fay Forman Frances Zaltzman Sidney Pols ..... P713 ir' 'ww v. K atv N A sa.. . , - fy x . mi 1 A xg' H' x .'f g Q . Q5 ,mn 4 3 A 'W ' 4 'uni Q '1 A 2 fa Q f . , 5 f- K in -L -f f x . A 4 x K Q xv, wx sllusmk gf K Y M' x.- -. 1 wk . , V , x Ny w . .. S-' 4 If ' 4. Q f of-4 1-fs-5 WA, A Q fl ' A, A f Q 'K I L V R V nf Sv i int M: Q l , , --W 'P A y if 'A if H Q' ' A '-.exft V V N Y QU - ff v4 5il L A W Q . K vlrwyi, I 9 jaw' ,f .L 5 K. H N ,K-.4011 ' ' 'xm W V, 1,.l2,A,,,,,, Q W , Q , 4 . :auf .Q B Q as 4 MW ..-W , QA: fafgktxqxr , H, 7 A sw nfmgi mimi be Beaton PUBLISHED EVERY OTHER WEEK BY THE IOURNALISM CLASS OF OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL 59th G Lancaster Ave., Philadelphia, Pa. Price ------- Five Cents per Copy EDITORIAL STAFF Editor-in-Chiei . . ,,... . . . Malcolm Berkowitz Assistant Editor . . . . .. . Ellen Goldin Sports Editor .. ,.... Harold Iacobstein Features Editor . . . . .,,. .Irene Cohen Personals Editor .. . ..,.,. . . ..., ,.... R obert Creed Stat! ..,. ..William Aranow, Shirley Mark, Ioan Seidel Business Manager . . . , . . . , . . . Birda Halpern Assistant Business Manager . , .. Louise Snyder Advertising Manager . . . Clarelie Davis Circulation Manager ..... . Norma Feinberg Assistant Circulation Manager . . Diana Greenbaum Publicity Manager. ...., . . . . ,...,.. Harriet Greenspan Assistant Publicity Manager. . ,,,.,.., . Betty Kirschner Secretaries, .,...,...... . . . .Claire Garfield, Robert Samuels Chairman ol Associates . .. .........,.., Maril n Lowenstein Business Stat! S. Smith, E, Finkel, R. Antonolf, S. gxman, B. Pols Publicity Staff. . , .... . . . . , ,,....... B. Sirulnik Photos .. ... ,.. . . .... . . Camera Club Editorial Adviser. ,. . . . Mary I. Andersen Business Adviser. . . . . , . . . ,.,. . ., . .Philip Devins Member ol National Scholastic, Pennsylvania State, and Philadelphia Public School Press Associations WE, THE CLASS UF JANUARY I El fl E For wise and sympathetic leadership . . . For untlagging interest in your task 4 4 . and untiring energy in executing it . . . For tolerance and hunior and inspiration For being a sport and downright reglar fella . . . To you, Mr. Boris, The class ot February, l942 dedicate this classic! ln gratitude, in appreciation, and in admiration. i t I x. ELAINE ABRAMS 5505 Wyndale Ave, Ac. SA.. A.A., Liiclicr Aide. Music Festival Pretty Layne devotes most of her time to mu- sic. She becomes deeply engrossed whenever it is being played or when it is the topic of conver- sation Perhaps she'll soon be singing over the radio. ELIZABETH ADAMI 4948 Reno St. Com. S.A., A.A. Betty is a gay and talkative member of the class. She is fond of bookkeeping, but is not headed for a business career. lt appears that she is aiming directly at marriage. zf' Q BEATRICE ADAMS 6147 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Color Guard in Band, Class Cabinet When th e band marches, Bea can be found in step with the Color Guard. She in' tends to study nursing at college in Michigan, her old home state. We can always identify her by her charming accent. NORMAN T. ALBRIGHT l342 N. Wanamaker St. Mech. Arts SA., A.A., Class Cabinet IIB, l2A, 12Bg Record Book Staff lt's hard to Norm without either detailed aircraft plans or that pretty girl under his arm. He claims to have an equal interest in both. Well, all work and no play would make Norm a dull boy. spot ANTHONY ANDREONI. IR. 5031 Girard Ave, Com. SA.. A.A. Andy, in spite of his excellent gym work, is looking forward to the end of his school days. Perhaps one of the rea- sons is history, but then it might be his great wish to secure a job which promises advance- ment. HARRY G. ANGELOS 5823 Sansom St. E.B.S. S.A., A.A., Stage Crew Has is set on lead- ing his own band. He frequently visits the Earle Theatre to get ideas from the various leaders, This is his main interest, although the building trades attract him. Q-..,. BERNICE ADAMS 5613 Pearl St. Com SA., A.A. Shorty is an extremely quiet girl. We often won- der what she is thinking of. She is looking for- ward to graduation and to a good job as a seam- stress. She would like very much to travel throughout the world, HAROLD ARON 1815 No. 54th St. Ac. SA., A.A., S.A. Aidf. Clio Club, lTTlbll,Tldf Mem- ber Speed hopes for an officers uniform in the future, but now his in- terest is in model rail- roading. H. A. loves his sleep, sometimes carry- ing it into the classroom. Lectures by Mr. Hoag- land are strictly O. K. with him. RITA ANDREASSI 5105 Vine St. Acad. SA., A.A,. Adiiisory' Council, Secretary of Home Econ. Club. Guidf mice Aide, Record Book Staff Our one word descrip- tion of Rita is sincere In a few years Rita will officially don white cap and dress and assume the duties of a full fledged nurse. WILLIAM ARONOW 35 S. 59th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Beacon Staff, Record Book Staff, Forum Club We'll forever remem- ber Ep for his intelli- gent, if slightly belliger- ent, discussions of litera- ture in the English class. Bill usually thinks things through before making up his mind and venturing an opinion. REBECCA ANTONOFF l73U N. Peach St. Com. Beacon Staff. SA., A.A.. A.A. Aide, Banking Aide k'Gee winikersf' Some boss will be lucky when he gets Becky as his private secretary. Becky has but one re- gret. Sorry my high school days are over. WILLIAM AUGSBERGER 1467 N. 59th St. E.M.S.-Machinist SA., A.A. Augie is one of O. H. Sfs outstanding gym- nasts. You can usually find him working in the gym at any time after school. Augie is also interested in mechanical Work and hopes to use his Overbrook training to become a tool maker. TILLIE APPEI. 4156 Poplar St. Com. S.A., A.A. Toby has definite ideas about her future. She intends to succeed in the business World. Whenever she isn't knit- ting, Toby can be found in a quiet corner reading some popular novel. ISABELLE BALAT 5641 Berks St. Com. S.A., A.A., Luncfiroom Superliixor, Record Book Collector, Commercial Club Izzy is one of the more versatile members of the class. Because she enjoys her commer- cial subjects, we are sure she will achieve her ambition to get a good position as a sec- retary. MAX BECKER 1731 Aberdeen St. Com. A.A., SA., Basketball Team, Baseball Team Althou h Max is a Q basketball player at heart, his intentions are to become a successful business man. He admits that the easiest way to accomplish anything is to marry a rich girl, MANUEL BENIAMIN 5930 Irving St. Mech, Arts S.A., A.A. Manny wants to be- come an electrical en- gineer. His main reason for choosing this field is his great interest in me- chanical drawing. He en- joys making models of airplanes and boats. He also occupies himself with admiring all the beautiful girls. it I ROSE BAHBASH 4174 Leidy Ave. B Library' Aide, S.A.. A,A.. Social Service Club Rosie's presence in school Monday morn- ings represents a long struggle with sleep. The little girl with the au- burn curls hopes to be somebody's stenogf' Rose is constantly look- ing for new hair-do's to occupy those hours after 2:15, MICHELENA BARONE 1448 N, 55th St. Ac. S.A,, A.A.. Library Aide, Miixic Events Micky is a famous class cut-up who aspires to travel out West in the dear ol' USA. To Mickey we must take our hats off because she is one who always sees the brighter side of life. ALBERT M. BERNSTEIN 5638 Wyndale Ave. Ac. SA., A.A.. Miasic Festival Bashful Sonny, our versatile he-man, is quite a swing enthusiast. Our future manufacturer in- tends getting his prelim- inary training at the Philadelphia School of Textiles. Sonny can usually be found partici- pating in a good game of basketball. EDWARD BERSHAD 5459 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A,A., A.A, Repree seritative, Cheerleader Ed's fondness for football has been char- acterized by his efforts of cheerleading although he claims it's his fond- ness for the other cheer- leaders fall feminine and rather prettyl. lt's diffi- cult to blame you, Ed. Bradshaw is at present looking forward to a higher education. SHIRLEY BARSH 52nd 6- Montgomery Av, Ac. S.A., A.A. Shirl is most frequent- ly seen with a group of girls gathered about her while she tells one of her tall stories. Al- though she has not defi- nitely decided upon her future career, she in- tends to enter college. ALVIS WILLIE BIVINS 45 N. 59th St. E. A. SA., A.A.. Locker Aide Big Boy spends his spare time swimming and ice skating. His am- bition is to become a professional basketball playerp but on the side Willie will continue to play the part of a gal- lant ladies' man. ELEANOR BATTAFARANO 5556 Lansdowne Ave. Ac. Delegate every term, S.A.. A.A.. Music Events. Rec- ord Book Staff Eleanor doesn't like to take credit for her achievements. What with being an A-l dietician, and enjoying the fine art of music we predict a varied, interesting life. Ss H 41 G, H' ALBERT BOWMAN 141 N. 54th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Al is quite a conserva- tive gent. Sportsminded, he was a member of two of'O.H.S.'s great basket- ball teams. When he is not practicing, you'll find him in the library read- ing. His ambition is just success, nothing else. HELEN BELINSKY 1738 N. Lindenwood St. Ac, S.A., A.A., Library Aide. Social Service Club, Gym Aida Helen is one of those people whose spirits can't be dampened. Her sense of humor has won her many friends, She hopes to design gowns for l'lollywood's glam- ourest females. THOMAS E. BRESSI 808 Kenmore Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A.. Vice'Presiclerit of :lic 12B Class Breezy, our famous little Vice President, is a great lover of the girls and athletics. He is go- ing to attend an out-of- town college and hopes to play professional foot- ball or basketball in the future. NAOMI BELL B038 Thompson St. Vocational Art Leaders, Nfrmager, Basket' ball, Tennis, S.A., A.A, Nome intends to study art for her career as a commercial artist. ln case she doesn't secure such a position, she can always apply for one in the line of acrobatics. l-ler acrobatic dances are superb! EMANUEL BRODSKY 2218 N. Melvin St. Ac. s.A.. A.A.. A.A. Repref seritative, German Club Due to his great inter- est in physics and chem- istry, Manny hopes to become a medical doc- tor. ln his chosen field, he hopes to do some- thing tor the benefit of humanity. SHIRLEY BERGER 5452 Euclid Ave. Ac, S.A., A.A., French, Ten- ms. Bowling Clubs Whenever you see Shoshe she is either singing or formulating a new reducing diet, She has no violent desire to be any one thing in par- ticular, but she does want success in what- ever she undertakes. ROLAND BROWN 5554 Lansdowne Ave. Ac. Football, Basketball, A.A., S.A. Bud is an outstand- ing member of our foot- ball team. After playing a vigorous game of foot- ball, he finds much re- laxation in reading. He feels that a job which enables one to retire on a pension is ideal, ,K DORIS BERKOWITZ 5612 Woodbine Ave, Ac. S.A., A.A.. Gym Aide, Social Service Deke is always teach- ing algebra to someone who just doesn't under- stand. Her ability to make new friends must be due to the tact that she has so many inter- ests and hobbies. CURTIS BRUCE 6323 Race St. Mech. Arts SA., A.A.. Spanish Club Likable Curt, without a doubt, is the quietest member of our class. His ambition is to work for the Bell Telephone Com- pany. Our ten-gallon hats are off to our future Westerner, Curt. ELEANOR BLOOM 5445 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Buck is noted for her ice-skating. lt is marvel- ous how she twirls about on those silver blades. She would like very much to become a pro- fessional ice skater, and we're sure she'll attain her ambition. DEBORAH BOGIN 2ll7 N. 59th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. From all appearances Debbie is headed di- rectly for a Iustice of Peace and marriage, lf in a few years you should see a brunette with a big blond Adonis by her side, in the vicin- ity of Overbrook, look twice! lt might be Deb- bie. STANLEY CHANNICK 5705 Malvern Ave. Ac. Pres. Boys' A.A., 2nd team basketball, A.A. Rep' resentative, interfboolg bas' ketball champs There was nothing easier in life tor Chuck than to become a mil- lionaire. Through his popularity and congenial character, he has won for himself a million friends. lf you're ever in trouble just look up Stan, he'll help you out. GEORGE CLEMENTS 5209 Lansdowne Ave. Ac, SA., AA. George is one of those many fellows who have left school to do their part in defense. While in Overbrook, he spent a great part of his time participating in athletic events. if-ml, BERNICE BROWN 152 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. SA., A.A. Brownie is always to be found with a smile brightening her face. Aside from her fondness for singing and danc- ing, Bernice exhibits commendable physical prowess on the ropes and rings in the gym. MAX COHEN 1004 N. 40th St. Ac. S.A., A.A.. junior Orcliexf tm V You should see the way he struts around after those girlsl And you should see him in sociology class. Max, with his great interest in economics and current events, should reach the top in his chosen field- radio commentating. ELVA BUDIN 5179 Heston St. Com, SA., A4A.. Buulq Aide. Locker Aide, Library Aide. Social Service Club A skilled and accurate typist is Buzzle After graduation, she hopes to become a capable and efficient secretary. She has already proved her efficiency in various use- ful capacities at school. L- MORTON COMROE 5432 Morse St. Com. S.A.. A.A., A.A. Repre- sentative, Alternate Mort spends his time in OHS. looking for pretty girls, English ranks first among his pet subjects. Mort's hobby is window dress- ing. He has hopes of making a million as a successful window dresser. CELIA BUDMAN 5227 Girard Ave. Com. A.A., SA.. Banker. Locker Aide. Social Service. Alter' nate Right now, Cel is aim- ing for one hundred words per minute on the typewriter, and a two hundred in bowling. We know that she will suc- ceed in all her future plans for happiness. SANFORD CREWS 5819 Lansdowne Ave. EMS. S.A., A.A., Nature Club Sailor claims that there's nothing in school that gives him more pleasure than gym work. His other hobbies are swimming and chess. If Sailor has anything to say about it, he'll retire at forty and see the world, DEBORAH BURSTEIN 5410 Euclid Ave. Ac. SA.. A.A., A.A. Repref xentative Take some it, add beautiful blonde hair, big blue eyes, a peaches - and - cream complexion, and you have Debbie Deb- bie is going to enter the business World, but that flaxen hair makes us think she won't be there long. FERDINAND D'I-XMICO 4144 Poplar St, Com. S.A., A.A. Flash, the ace drum- mer boy of Overbrook High School, plays with the finesse of an accom- plished artist. Flash probably gets the energy required for his strenu- ous occupation from the huge lunches, for which he is so famous. M-,. 1' ,,,.t-We RITA CARUSO 6401 Race St, Com. S.A., A.A. Re is the all-around girl. Her interests range from sports to solving problems, and to stenog- raphy. Nothing disap- points Rita more than having another person solve a problem which she is unable to do. IOHN DEL SORDO 232 Simpson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., AA. Repre- sentative Although he had a great dislike for wear- ing ties for Miss Barten, Iohn usually complied with the rules. His happy-go-lucky charac- ter won him many friends in school, whom he will keep for the rest of his li e. DOROTHY CHAI-'KIN 5457 Morse St. A. SA., A.A., Seat. of Home Econ Club, Capt. of Lnst and Found, Locker Cap- tain Dancing and playing the piano are Dots fav- orites. Dot is a conscien- tious worker who de- votes her talents to guid- ance work. ERNEST DORMAN. IR. 257 N. Hobart St. Music S.A.. A.A., Sr. Orchestra, Band, Track Team. Cross' Country Team, Gymnastic Team That big school-bag Superman totes around every day shows that practice makes perfect- he plans to be national weight-lifting champion some day. SHIRLEY IHENE CHAREN 5350 Morse St. Ac, Guidance Aide, Social Service. Locker Aide To Shirley, making triends was one ot the best phases of Over- brook life, That person- ality smile is the reason! Shirley is active in set- tlement work now, and looks forward to the time when she will become a social worker. WALLACE DORNSEIF 6041 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A.. A.A., A.A. Repre- sentative, Hy T Club Athletes and appetites usually go together. Wally, an outstanding football, baseball and basketball player, is no- torious tor his appetite. Alter graduation he wants to be a pilot in the army of the good old U. S. A. of OLA MAE CLARK ll7 N. Yewdell St. B. S.A., A.A. Dimples will have a busy time writing to all the boys at camp. She claims she has plenty to say in those missives because she's always on the go. Drop us a line, Ola, alter gradua- tion trom the beauty cul- ture school. XXY IN IRENE COHEN l622 N. 52nd St. Ac, Features Editor of Beacon. Record Book Stajf Irene, who made a name lor herself after coming here from New York, looks forward to graduation with antici- pation. She is planning II newspaper career. If her Beacon Articles are an example, she is tops. RICHARD DUKES 5429 Lebanon Ave. Ac. SA., A.A., Camera Club Do you want to meet a photo-addict? Dave is a mighty good onel For a good shot he'll do al- most anything, even go- ing so tar as to climb the bleacher wall at Shibe Park or at the Overbrook High School Stadium. STANLEY EISMAN 5658 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Advisory Council. Class Cabinet, Record Book Staff Stan, upon entering high school, immediately became a leader among his classmates. After graduation Whitey will seek an appointment to the United States Naval Academy at Annapolis. All the luck in the world to you, Midshipman. LUCILLE COOK 1334 N. Alden St. Com, S.A., A.A. lt you want to be the most talked about per- son in class, just do what Cookie does. When the class gets boring tall asleep. That's Cookie's claim to fame. l.,ucille's pet subject is one with no work attached. NORMAN EPSTEIN 2224 Wanamaker St. Ac. Record Book Collector Eppie is the little man who's always there. Although he weighs a mere 98 pounds, his big heart is always willing to help a friend in need. Alter graduation, Norm is go- ing to try to put on about 50 more pounds. 2 psf' SYLVIA COOPER 5210 Heston St. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Repre' sentatiue Give Sivvy a good book, and some classi- cal music, and there's nothing she'll appreciate more. Sivvy claims that office practice and bookkeeping are her pet subjects. Here's hoping that her taste for these bring her success. r 'Y i . ..FL . q .A . N i f A if Q . fff . ROBERT ESSEN B29 N. 40th St. Com. S.A.. A.A., Locker Aide, Luncltroom Aide With his friendly, easy- going manner, with his determination to get ahead, and with his tal- ents in typing, short- hand, and lettering, Bob should be in the top ranks of the business world. But, fellows, take ct lesson from Essen- stay away from the girls, FRANCES CORBMAN 212 Edgehill Rd. Ac. SA., A.A., Lunch Room Captain, Locker and Li' brary Aide Fran enjoys reading pupils' faces, and sketch- ing the more interesting ones. Fran finds the thought of leaving O. H. S. distasteful. A hear- ty laugh is characteristic of Franny, so We're sure that she'll be a jolly laboratory technician. DONALD FINKELSTEIN 5603 Arlington St. Ac. Parade Nite, Concert Mas- ter of Orchestra Fink, our noted con- cert master, divides his time between the school orchestra and the swing band. Fink's pet subject is senior orchestra be- cause it makes him real- ize he's of value to the school. ,warn tigwfe BEATRICE D'AMICO 1008 N. 66th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Everyone knows Bea because she's so quiet. However, when it comes to talking about tennis or movies, you'd be sur- prised at all Bea knows. ludging from her taste for bookkeeping, We're sure her fate is a com- mercial one. nxkk .HS-'Hi s F X 1 1 . ERNEST FRANCIOTTI 5142 Kershaw St. BBS. S.A., A.A. Ernie would like to be an architect. With his experience he could start designing theaters right now. Acting as usher in the best of them has given him some splendid ideas. rs,-gi, LOUISE D'ANIOI.ELL 145 N. Gross St. Com. S.A., A.A., Delegate Were you ever bitten by the love bug? Louise was. After graduation Lou hopes to become the model wife for the swellest fella in the world. Some good ad- vice to the boys from her is, Don't act silly. Careful, fellows! MORTON FRANK 547U Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Representative Mort is a staunch base- ball supporter who is eagerly waiting for the day when he can see a World Series in Phila- delphia! For his career he has chosen medicine. Mort hopes to find him- self prominent in that field soon. GLORIA D'ANNUNZIO 1300 N, Blst St. Ac. SA., Aft., Banker, Treasf uvev of Home Econ. Gloria looks forward to the day that she will become a registered nurse. During the course of her college work, she hopes to learn to speak French as well as a Frenchman, LUCY DAWKINS 5713 Harmer St. Com. S.A. Lucy, when she isn't chewing gum or looking blue, is looking ahead to that position after graduation. Peggy says that she hates to leave Overbrook. She'll always remember her years in school as pleasant ones. Over- brook won't forget her, either. U, ,,,...-0-1- ANTONETTA DI BENEDETTO 406 N. 65th St, Com. A.A., SA., A.A, Repref sentatxve Toni is tops when it comes to dancing and skating. She can carve a figure eight on ice, and does everything from waltzes to the con- aa on the dance floor Toni's ambition, like that ot many others, is to be- come a housewife. SIDNEY FREEDMAN 4830 Merion Ave. Com. Delegate Boys' Locker Aide. Mizsic Fextival Women, women, and still more women, seems to be Sid's cry. We hear that this gay blade trips the light fantastic quite frequently at his frat's dances. His ambition is to marry a millionaire's daughter. Monrou rucns me N. 58th si. Ac. s.A., An., Banker Morty would like to obtain a degree in medi- cine in a popular col- lege. Such a college will find Morty a football enthusiast and supporter. We might say he is a pretty good sport him- self. IOSEPH GALLUP 5359 Montgomery Ave. Ac. Cabinet, Freshman Counf sellor Ioey looks forward to his life as a millionaire playboy. Bright lights and gay nights are his speed. He craves a chauffeured limousine and a mansion with all the trimmings. This would be the life of Riley, or rather Ioey. X. N5 GERALDINE DINGLE l06 N. Sickel St. Acad. S.A., A.A. Gerry's ambition is quite simple. She wants only to be happy and to help make others feel the same way. After graduation from college, she hopes to become a social worker. HAROLD FURMAN 5340 Gainor Rd. Ac. A.A. Representative, AI- ternate, PLA., SA., Prom Committee Har won't tell us in what capacity he hopes to make his Pot of Gold, but he'll have to be tops in any field to accumulate the sum he wants. Here's hoping his ship comes in. NX ELVIRA DITIZIO 440 N. 65th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Elvira looks forward to graduation with great anticipation. She hopes to get a job immediately after leaving school. Al will welcome the day when her typing will be tops Al's only preju- dice is against Monday mornings. IACK GANSKY 3968 Reno St. Com. A.A., S.A. lack intends to be a bachelor. Though he claims women is poi- son, we think the right young lady will come along someday and change Iack's mind. ROSE TOBI DORF 5427 Upland Way Ac, S.A., A.A., Debating Team, Dfamatic Club Rose will always be remembered for her red- headed temper. Her fav- orite pastime while in school was to help the teacher teach. After grad- uation Tobin will enter medical school, and be- come an outstanding woman surgeon. IOHN GABTLAND 4241 Mantua Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Track The tall Romeo of the class is quite popu- lar so far as girls are concerned, He is not only an outstanding track star but also an enthusiastic baseball fan, Success to you, Iohnnie, in your future pursuits. DOROTHY DUDLEY 1618 N. 54th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., President of Girls' A.A., Cheer Leader Dorothy hopes, after graduation, to own her own dog kennel. Dot, known by every one for her participation in girls' sports, claims that shes really one person who is going to the dogs. ALBERT GOLDBERG 1909 N, 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Locker Aide Boomy is the conge- nial type of fellow with whom one likes to be. Although seen driving about in a car, he is re- membered for his broad, sincere smile, and his favorite expression, Lo, lover! GERTRUDE ENGBLOM 745 N. 41st St. Ac. A.A. Representative, Bas' ketball, Tennis, S.A.. A.A., Delegate, Spanish Club Gertrude Engblom, Vincent Lopez, and Ed- dy Duchin are the out- standing pianists of our day. Her planned career is to become an expert blue-print reader after graduating from Buck- nell University. PAUL GOMEN 1406 N, 60th St. EE. S.A., A.A. Paul could tell many a tale of his travels in New Mexico, Texas, and the rest of the Southwest. So if you hear a mellow Southern accent drawl- ing in the vicinity, you'll know that Paul is up again for some Northern air. FLORA ESPOSITO 5929 Nassau Rd. Com, S.A. Aide. A.A., Prom Committee Music sets the keynote in Fuvvy's life. She loves music for it fits all her moodsg therefore she plans a musical career. ln fact, her auditions with popular bands have greatly encouraged Flora on her road to suc- cess. PHILIP GRALLNICK 5464 Montgomery Ave. Ac. S.A.. A.A.. Delegate: French Club: Advisory Coimcilg Record Staff Phil intends to enter the field of veterinary medicine. Besides look- ing forward to Cl de- gree in D,V.M., Phil wishes to continue the political career he started by holding class positions in O.H.S. VAHSENIC ESAYIAN 5452 Media St, Voc, Art SA., A.A., AnSm1f, Rec' orci Book Staff Varsie, because of her outstanding ability in the field of art and designing, can hardly help becoming a most successful designer after graduation. Women's fashions are bound to become saner when Var- sie takes over. E: '--- . in if - A. A V qi.-4 ff, ueff .. z - 4 , ' e af T ' a 'ii + '-' 5: Qs is go so 'fi 'ru z bd S ,Bio S.A., A.A., A.A. Repref seritatiue Arm wants to be very successful in the business world. While he was here he claimed a love for all subiects in his curriculum. This is a forerunner to his success. So its good luck to him. MILDRED EXTEIN 6004 Master St. Ac. Triburial. Social Service. A.A.. S.A., Locker Aide Milly, who would rather write prescrip- tions than English corn- positions, hopes to be- come a doctor's helper- technically, a technician. Millie is a hard worker, and we know she'll suc- ceed in the medical profession. WILLIAM B. GREEK 1419 N. Alden St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Representative Bill is a stamp collec- tor. One can imagine what a time he has with the present crisis of changing possessions, dominions, and provinc- es. Our suggestion to Bill is that he change his hobby from stamps to maps, -1.8 HELEN FANELLI 6337 Race St. Com. Leaders Club, A.A.. SA., Member A.A. Reprexentaf tive, Commercial Club Upon completion of school Helen intends to spend part of her time in an office, The rest she in- tends to devote to skat- ing and dancing. Her life's ambition is to travel. 1 X i . 1. IULES GROSSWALD 1228 N. 53rd St. Ac. Chief justice of Tribunal. Guidance Aide Iules is one of our students whom we stare at in wonder, for he actually enjoys Algebra. His intentions are to go to college, major in English, and then be- come a radio announcer. VIVIAN FEHR B568 Haverford Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. l'Viv, in her spare time, can be found can- tering along the bridle path astride a sturdy stallion. Viv laments the lack of handsome boys. So, boys, if you're good- looking, Vivian is wait- ing for you down in the corral. NORMA IOY FEINBERG 5800 Malvern Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Advertising Managev of Record Book, Cheer Leader Let's have an O- Yell-Normal This is our cheer for you, for your fine work in your senior year. With your ability as a manager. we know you'll succeed in the business world. VAHE HACHIKIAN 1443 N. 55th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Stamp Club. Airplane Club. Chess Club We'll always remem- ber Vahe as the one who played chess lunch- time. Since his ambition is to become a chemi- cal engineer, it is easy to understand why his pet subject is physics. .Q if HERBERT HARRIS 4814 Reno St. Com. SA., A.A. When Herky finishes playing football and talking with pretty girls, he intends to become a big business executive and to make a million dollars. Or maybe he'll do both at the same time, because Herky has a zest for living. ELAINE I-'INKEL 4131 Cambridge St. B. S,A., A.A., Vice President of S.A., Beacon Business Staff Elaine's ambition is to be a highly paid execu- tive. Some may be in doubt as to the ability of a female boss, How- ever, we feel Elaine will prove the efficiency of a feminine chief. HARRY H. HAVNOONIAN 47 N. Dearborn St. lnd. EA S.A., A.A. Here in our midst is another Henry Ford. Harry is always thinking of the future, and of new mechanical ideas which some day might lead to his being a millionaire. Here's hoping he be- comes as successful as his famous predecessor. KATHERINE FINNERTY 6202 Iefferson St. Ac. Treasurer of Senior French Club, S.A., A.A., Locker Aide Katherine, who is quite an outstanding student, is kept busy with her extra - curricular activi- ties. When she is free, she helps Mrs. Butz, her favorite teacher. After she graduates, she hopes to securearemunerative position. CLARENCE HOFFMAN 720 Preston St. EMS S.A., A.A. Dutch wants to have a wife and - yes - twenty kids. What a man! Though English is thumbs down, Dutch likes music, and it's his ambition some clay to have an orchestra of his own. X., NANCY FIORELLO 1039 Edgemore Rd. Com. SA., A.A., Art. Swim' ming Nan is unusual in that she has two widely dif- ferent talents, she is an accomplished designer and would make a com- petent secretary. She should have no difficulty in becoming successful in either of these two fields. DONALD HUNT 5437 Berks St. Ac. SA., A.A., Asxistant Edif mr Record Book, Beacon Staff, Honor Roll During school hours, Don gets much pleasure from helping people with their math. Because of his love for mathematics and science, he is plan- ning to study engineer- ing. 's....... CHARLOTTE FISCHMAN 6l0l Thompson St. Ac. Prex. of Home Eton.. SA., A.A. Chary claims that Latin is all Greek to her. But if you talk Turkey to her you'll find she is not Scotch with her English. She has proven to be a good student. WALTER HYMAN 2129 N. 58th St. Ac, S.A., A.A. Walt is looking forward to grad- uation, both from Over- brook and from college. Until that time he'll prob- ably keep up his pas- times of reading, and playing basketball, and keeping tabs on the lat- est sports. at present SELMA FLEISHER 5219 Wynnefield Ave. Ac. Horseback riding is one of Sel's hobbies. Give her boots and a saddle and away she'll skiddadle, Cutting figure 8's on the ice is an- other of her hobbies. With these two sports we wonder how many meals Sel eats standing up. FAY FORMAN 2009 N. 54th St. Com. Advisory Council, Class Cabinet, S.A., A.A. Fay is one of the class's bright lights. Ever since entering Over- brook she has been ac- tive in extra curricular activities. We know that she'll achieve the inde- pendence she hopes for, ai BERNARD IONES 413 N. 55th St. Elect. S.A.. A.A. ln order that he may do his part for his coun- try, Bernard has left Ov- erbrook for work in one of the large defense in- dustries. Having re- ceived his training here, he is well prepared for such work. SIGMUND KANDELL 5887 Woodcrest Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. Representative What with growing a beard, bawling out Sam- my K., singing and danc- ing, Siggy leads quite a busy life. Well, Sig- gy here's hoping that in the future we'll see your name on some C. B. S. or N. B. C. network program. .. CHARLOTTE FOX 1801 N. 57th St. Ac, SA., A,A.. Hmmm' Roll Upon graduation Char- lotte intends to go in for higher learning and then for marriage. Her favorite pastimes include knitting and talking, both of which she does at the same time, with- out dropping a stitch. C - ,B -X., vs fi. ' ng: in' .4 MORTON KAPLAN 5169 Iefferson St. Ac, S.A., A,A. What Mort looks for- ward to most is a good solid lead in a good solid play. He has starred in several school productions. B e sid e s dramatics, his ambitions aspire to even greater heights- to give some future Morton Kaplan the same opportunities that America has offered me. BEATRICE GAINES 5137 Brown St. Com, S.A., A.A.. Tennis Club. Basketball Club Steve is in training for her role as a suc- cessful nurse. She is pro- ficient in almost all sports, especially tennis and basketball. And if you want to include dancing as a sport- well, Bea is just tops. SOL KASHOFF 5244 Iefferson St. Ac. Delegate. Alternate. SA., A.A., Captain Aide, Music and Dramatic Assemblies Sol's ambition to be- come a civil engineer began with his liking of mechanics, mathematics, etc. Mathematics makes him think. Photography is his hobby. For pas- time?-He lets go musi- cally in the halls. X 'Y' X -4 CLAIRE GARFIELD 1724 N. Creighton St. Com. S.A., A.A., Sec't. of Bea' con, 12B Cabinet, Clieer- leader Claire has been pretty active during her stay here and we hear she is just as active outside. Reds ambition is to be satisfied. We sin- cerely hope she achieves her goal. HELEN GEBELINE Monument Rd. E. of Belmont Ave, Com. S.A,, A.A. Fancy pins are Gab- by's hobby and what a collection she hasl Birds, scotties, tie pins, etc. Our guess is that Gabby is stuck on this pastime. In not so very many years we hope to find Helen a private secre- tary. it Xi? Q.. STANLEY KESSELMAN 2223 North 59th St. Com. S.A., A.A. What Makes Sammy Run? He says that it's trying to get to class on time. Out of school, Sam- my's main interests are tropical fish and model airplanes. He hopes some day to break into the aviation industry. STANLEY KESSLER 283 S. 63rd St. Ac, S.A., A,A.. Alternate, At' torney of Tribunal Stan hums and whist- les Beethoven's Fifth Symphony wherever he goes. To you, who are intending to enter the ministry-':Blessed is he who has found his work: let him ask no other blessedness. NOLA MABEL GLENN ll8 N. Hobart St. Ac. A.A., S.A. This modest miss col- lects the latest record- ings. The platters really whirl around Mabel's house. Mabel hopes to be a Registered Nurse and we know she is go- ing to be successful in this pursuit because of her keen interest in so- cial problems. BERNARD KIRSHBAUM 2218 N. 58th St. Ac. S.A.. A.A.. Alternate. President Peace Club, Camera Club, lst Celloixt Senior Orchestra Favorite Subjects?- Physics, Music, Chemis- try. Hobbies?-Latin, He- brew, 'Cello playing. We're looking forward to great things from you, Bernie, for Curiosity is one of the permanent and certain characteris- tics of a vigorous mind. RITA GOLDBERG 4250 Lancaster Ave, Ac. S.A.. A.A., Swimming Club lf one picks up a newspaper or magazine in the near future and sees glorified illustra- tions in fashions, he can be sure Rita was the il- lustrator. The creation of styles is tedious, but not for Rita. ...asf IDA GOLDMAN 3823 Wyalusing Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. Ida refuses to let com- plicated hobbies or thinking interfere with her life of leisurep so she sticks to walking and reading magazines. Af- ter graduation, she will go to Bermuda to recu- perate and to take life easy. WILLIAM KLINE 5517 Hunter St. Ind. EE S.A., A.A., Scliool Base' ball 'Team Bill's ambition to play professional b ci s e b a ll leads us to believe that he has a lot on the ball. Heres hoping that his lite is a grand series of hits, with no fouls, and that he comes home scor- ing every timel GEORGE S. KNIERIEMEN 5437 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate George is the ideal Hilltopper, he studies his homework, is on the honor roll, and supports school activities. l-le likes Spanish best, for he feels that a thorough knowl- edge of this language will be very useful in future years. GLADYS GOLDSTEEN 5702 Oxford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Treasurer of Midnite Oil, Social Service Bunny pictures her- self as a stenographer in a large office. Well, here's hoping this pic- ture materializes. Per- haps it will be a large business firm paying enormous salaries, How's that for a future, Bunny? STANLEY KOLTOFF 329 N. 56th St. Acd. S.A., A.A. Stan believes that eat- ing is one of the prime instincts of man. Resulti find him without food in his mouth and we'll give you a blue ribbon. He would like to become a business sales execu- tive. FLORENCE GOODMAN 869 N. Farson St. Ac. S.A., A,A. Floss appears to be a great Winter-sport en- thusiast. She thrills at speeding down an icy incline at break-neck speed. We suggest that she keep up with her sports and become a queen of the ice. LEONARD KURTZ 31 N. Robinson St. EMS S.A., A.A., Football Man' ager When Overbrook won that last West Philly game, it was Kurtzie who managed the team. He has been manager for three years. In addi- tion to football, he is in- terested in machine-work and hopes to become a skilled machinist. - N. DIANA GREENBAUM 4249 Mantua Ave. Com. Beacon, S.A., A.A. Di would like to be an efficient secretary. All through Overbrook her pet subjects have been stenog and typing. Here is suitable proof as to her ability to succeed in her ambitions. ELI LASTICK 5630 Gainor Rd. Com S.A., A.A., Locker Aide Here is an old-fash- ioned boy who doesn't like the frivolity of mod- ern girls with their short dresses. He looks for- ward to a parlor, stere- optician, and the presi- dency of Westinghouse. HARRIET GREENBERG 5646 Arlington St. Ac. Beacon Business Staff. S.A., A,A. Harriet is the famous giggler of our corridors. She would like to ac- complish everything that she thinks must be done. She has kept this as her standard of achieve- ment right on through her stay here. W t MARVIN LAZAROI-'F 5301 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A,, Alternate. Del' egate, AAA, Representative Big Laz likes to play the clown, and is famous for his wisecracks. He looks forward to a ca- reer, but doesn't say in whatg however, he'll al- ways be in his element if he's just one of the boys. -1' HARRIET DORIS GREENSPAN 2405 N. 57th St. Ac. SA.. A.A., Publicity Mavt' ager of Beacon, Cheer Leader, Dancing Club 'll-lar likes to dance- and then dance again. Let there be music and she'll do the rest. To be a success in any path she chooses is her ambi- tion. IAMES CLEONNON LEE 857 N. 48th St. Com. S.A.. A.A. Clint is a seemingly quiet fellow, but under that serene exterior is a sparkling sense of hu- mor. His smile is al- ways on hand to charm some cute girl. Sometime in the future our friend Clint will be a successful business man. DORIS GRENFELL 1423 N. 55th St. Com. S,A.. A.A. Dot is one Hilltopper who doesn't mind the rush and hurry of gym. Dot enjoys an active life of swimming, dancing, and singing. She's go- ing to be a commercial success in the future. , 5 at DAVID LEHRMAN 2040 N. 57th St. Acad, SA., A.A., Music Festi' val. Band Dave thinks that psychology' is wonderful because it helps him to understand those wom- en. Ah, brother, you've got a lot to learn. At present, Dave looks forward to the Wharton School and a business career, n-.....f MARGARET GRINNAGE 528 N. 55th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Peggy simply loves to make candy. A little su- gar, some butter and all those sweetenings and she is right at home. However, Peggy is going to let the confectionery field alone long enough to become a successful typist. LEONARD LEVIN 5415 Arlington St. Ac. SA., A.A., Beacon Staff Lew doesn't think he's famous for any- thing, but how about that persistent habit of know- ing the answers? Then theres that hobby of writing, which doesn't have such a bad effect on those English marks, His ambition is to be a lawyer-is it so that he can dig up some forgot- ten law against too much homework? Xa IOAN GUYDON 5139 Parrish St. B. lohnnie really en- joys her commercial sub- jects of typing and sten- ography, but as for bookkeeping, she'd rath- er have that eliminated from her roster. john- nie hopes some day to own her own dress shop and to be the chief de- signer of the frocks. . 3 5 f Xl. at l IAMES D. LITIES 5542 W. Harmer St. M. S.A., A.A. jimmy finds Overbrook an interesting place in which to observe human nature. He is allergic to noisy people and carry- ing too many books, es- pecially English ones. His first love is music, but that plays second fiddle when he's en- grossed in his hobby, airplane construction. X ALENE GWIRTZ 5857 Malvern Ave. Ac Dancing Club, Art, S.A.. A.A. Lenie, who enjoys hygiene and sociology because they deal with human beings and life, desires to become a good wife and mother. She keeps herself phy- sically fit by engaging in various sports and feeding a hearty appe- tite. WILLIAM B. LLOYD 5610 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Eating and arguing aren't supposed to mix, but Willyum can't seem to spend a lunch period without delivering one of his inevitable and inimitable sermons, At any other time you'1l probably find him thumb- ing the Latin glossary or pursuing his hobby, astronomy, K ESTELLA HADDON 847 N. 4lst St, Corn. S,A,, A.A. To be next to the smallest one in the class deserves some sort of honor, so we honor you, Shorty Estelle's favo- rite diversions are ice skating and reading. To be a first-class, all- around bookkeeper is Estclles ambition. IEROME H. LOBIS 5220 Parkside Ave, Ac. S.A., AA. Ierry votes physics his best subject because it explains all those ordi- nary everyday experi- ences. But English com- position baffles him-he protests that he just can't write 'em. College is his next goal, from where he hopes to embark upon a career as a chemist. BIRDA HALPERN 263 S. Cecil St. Ac. and Com, S.A.. A.A. Business Matt' ugef of Beacon Why, ot late, has the Beacon Office been such an attraction and who has been the Business Manager of the Beacon? The only answer to both questions is the name atop this paragraph, BURTON LOVITZ IBOU N. 52nd St. Ac. S,A., A.A., Alternate Burt is an advocate of mixed lunches, includ- ing those he's in the habit of eating between periods. He goes in for athletics, and prophesy- ing, wants to be a for- eign correspondent, and thinks he's the best guy he's ever met. My MARGUERITE HAMMOND 5125 Funston St, Com. S.A., A.A. Margie's aim in life is to hold a good position, and from the quality and quantity of her typing, that shouldn't be diffi- cult to achieve. Her fa- vorite pastimes are read- ing and music, and she likes school-she says so. e-....,.N, M FLORENCE W. HARNLY 5042 Walnut St. Com. S.A., A.A.. Secretary of 12B Claxs, Secretary of Girls' AA., Leaders Club Polly has her big blue eyes set on a solid career in the business World. In this career, she will be aided by her love of typing and sten- ography. NORMAN MARGOLIS 1727 N. Aberdeen St. Ac. Trzbilnal, Vice Pres. S.P. QR., s.A.. AA., ctw Club. Guidance Aide Gooch's pet peeve is paying those senior bills. He goes in for sketching and music, and thinks the vocal ensemble is swell because it peps him up. He thinks Over- brook is the school, but still looks forward to col- lege. IOYCE MARKS 5425 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A.. A.A., Senior Or' cliestra, Swing Band, Prom Committee, Parade Night lim will always be remembered by his fel- low classmates for beating it out on the clarinet. In addition to his musical talent, he is quite an algebra stu- dent. N5 SYLVIA HARRISON 216 N. 53rd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Social Service Club. Buslqetlmll Syl's goal in life is to b e co m e a language teacher in some college. In order to get a great deal of practice in speaking, Sylvia makes it a point to monopolize the telephone at home. AUGUSTINE MARUCCI 217 N. Gross St. Ind. S.A., A.A, The formula for mak- ing a favorable impres- sion on Autt is, first of all, to discuss aviation intelligently. Then, you must address him as Autt. When Autt says, You're a good kid! you've succeeded in impressing him. W., 8 Wg- SHIRLEY HOLLY 5844 Vine St, Ac. Social S e r U i c e Club, Locker Aide, S.A., A.A., Library Aide Studious, Shir1 looks forward to the day when she'l1 be a social work- er. Iudging from her ac- tivities in the Social Service Club, Shirl will be quite efficient. PAUL MASER 1843 N. 60th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. When we know Speed, we know why the word good-natured came into our language. Paul is just as jolly as he is round, He has a hobby worthy of note. taxidermy. RUTH B. HUSIK 4280 Parkside Ave. Ac. and Com. SA., A.A., Social Service. Frencli, Aide When Ruth graduates. besides becoming a top- flight tennis player, she plans to continue her education from the por- tals of an out-of-town college. Her only aver- sion is conceited men. HERTZEL MATUSOW 5304 Gainor Road Ac. S.A., A.A., junior Or' chestra, Clio Club Between gazing at beautiful girls and argu- ing with teachers, Hert- ze1's time passes quickly in school. Hertz will al- ways be remembered for his clever wit and love of classical music. GLADYS HUSS 5521 Stewart St. Com, S.A,, A.A,, Locker Aide. Social Servicv Club. Rid' ing Club Red is the strawber- ry blonde of the class She is extremely athlet- ic, and goes in for horseback r i d i n g and dancing, Her goal in life is to sing with a famous orchestra. WM. MCCLINTOCK 4037 Reno St. Ind. As a member of our class, Bill is solid As soon as he graduates he will take his place in his chosen field of endeavor, and is sure to prove a useful citizen to the com- munity. k .tv--1'-sr-we W ARLYNB IACOBS 914 Atwood Road Ac. SA., A.A. lay just wants to set the World on fire, After getting hep to those latest recordings, she's all set for her famous Friday nights, lay just rues gym days. Even Ann Sheridan would look bad in a gym suit, she laments. CHARLES MELMBN 5381 Hazelhurst St. B. S.A., A.A. Chuck looks forward to Fridays with eagerness, because school will be over for two whole days. Whatever you do, don't get Chuck started on the foreign situation. That's his pet subject. Chucks ambition in life is to retire at 25. K SYLVIA IOBLIN 5235 jefferson St, Com. S.A., A.A., Social Service, Banking Aide I wish they'd cut out the draft-l'm being left in the cold. Why just the way you dance ought to put you right back in the Warm spot of many a fellow's heart. DORIS IOHNSON l2ll 59th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Doris is a Warbler of unusual talents. T h i s musically inclined young lady is looking iorward to graduating from Over- brook and then to being an entertainer. Doris spends her time around school dancing and ji- vin'. DOROTHY IANE IONES l543 N, Peach St. Com. D e l e ga t e, S.A,, A.A., Limcliroom Supv. Says lane, School is the best time of one's life. She seems to bear this out in her scholastic activities. Iane's favorite subject, stenography, is one with which she hopes to break into the business world, IRWIN MELNICOVE 5406 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Charley is famous for predicting ball games and hopes that he will use this knack after graduation by becoming a sports Writer. We're predicting that this tal- ent will lead him to be a future Cy Peterman or Bill Cunningham. IACK MERITZNECK 3944 Poplar St. Com. S.A., Banker, A.A. lake can't fool us by saying that his favorite pastime is loafing. We'll always remember the energetic way in which he collects stamps and girls' phone numbers. With his ambitions lake will surely forge ahead as an accountant. DANIEL METZMAN 2459 N. 54th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., President Clio Club, Treasurer of French Club Here's a fellow who's principally responsible for the flood of corny jokes circulating around Overbrook. Danny is go- ing to be a C.P.A. and he's sure to add some life and humor to his chosen profession. IEANNETTE IONES 1619 N. Felton St. Com. S.A.. A.A. Blondie-'s first love lies in roller skating, which she would like to devel- op to professional stand- ards. ln school, she finds most release in ordinary gossip. Her favorite sub- ject is office practice, be- cause then she can work in the Main Office, --'. M 4 V 5 .iv 1? , sl ' . g LF 2444, AARON MILLER 4020 Fairmount Ave. Mech. Arts S.A., A.A., Art and Artie seem to go hand in hand. This future Rembrandt is look- ing forward to gradua- tion and escape from English classes. Say, Art, whats it going to be, landscapes or be-you-ti- ful models? ELAINE SONIA IUSTIN 1131 N. 65th Si. AC. A.A., S.A., Parade Night lt takes superlatives to describe Elaine. She is very pretty, very smart, and very popular. Elaine claims that social sci- ence is definitely her fa- vorite subject, because Mr. Schweinsberg was the teacher, and Mr. Hoagland is the teacher WALTER MILLER 2226 N. Hobart St, Ac. S.A., A,A., Delegate, Alf ternate Milly will be eter- nally endeared to the February, '42, class for his swell personality, his gift of oratory and his success with the girls, SHIRLEY KASKIN 5651 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A.. A.A.. Editorfinf Chief Record. Pres. Math. Club, Beacon Staff Somewhere u n d e r those abundant curls there's a mightily active brain, but don't let that fool you. Shir1's no spec- tacled bookworm, but very human, complete with a sense of humor. vitality, and a charming personality. IOSEPH MONTANA 1215 N. 50th St. Ind. S.A.. AA. To become a first class machinist is loe's aim. He looks forward to grad- uation so he can im- mediately begin his de- sired work. Speaking of aversions, English is Ioe's pet peeve. lust can't see it, Ioe claims. EDNA KATZ 1714 N. Wilton St. Com. S.A.. A.A., Bank Teller, Dancing Club, Bowling Club, Social Service Club With bowling, swim- ming, and dancing on her list, Edna leads a pretty active life, and her activity is further demonstrated in the wish to travel around the world. wif' Q X. Y, 5 , Jigs? - 461 4 v-gg, : lf ,, .. .if :Q in ICH ' x -1- si xxx ll, , 1 f RICHARD MOORE 1408 N. 61st St. Com. S.A.. A.A, When it comes to teas- ing girls we always think of Dick Dick is fond of machine shop work and hopes that it will help him to get a steady job, so he can live like a king. EVELYN KAVITSKY 4107 Cambridge St. B. S.A.. A.A. Evelyn's favorite sub- ject is typing, because, she declares, l'm just the type. Her claim to fame lies in the amount of hamburgers she de- vours each Thursday. lckey knits, and the results may readily be seen and appreciated. HENRY MORGAN 5429 Diamond St. Ac. SA., A.A., Alternate, ln' .terboolq Basketball Hank divides his valuable time between his two favorite hobbies, sports and women. Mr. Morgan is contemplating marriage with much en- thusiasm. We know he'll be a model husband. MARIORIE KEISER 5455 Euclid Ave, Ac. S.A., A.A., Clwral Art Club, Delegate, Frenclx Club Besides singing, danc- ing, and collecting tall beaux, Marge also in- tends to make good as a laboratory technician. She is pretty to walk with, and witty to talk with, and pleasant, too, to think on. MARILYN KLEBANOFF 6122 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. When l'Sugar dreams it's usually about those weekends and vacations. She enjoys social, But when it comes to phy- sics, she laments, l'm not happy. To pass the time away, Sugar fre- quently writes original lyrics to all the popular tunes. WILLIAM l. MORRIS 221 N. Peach St. Ac. SA., A.A.. Sr. Orchestra arid Band. Track Team, Secretary of Boys' A.A. Bill plays trumpet with the Arcadians. Bill has also played a nifty trumpet for O. H. S. in the band and or- chestra. Prof hopes to further his education and become a dentist. HARRY NELSON 1613 N. Conestoga St. E. A. S.A.. A.A. l.anky Slim is 6 ft. 4 in. tall. He's a fellow who is ambitious enough to spend his odd mo- ments in a cellar shop. l'larry's ability in the mechanical line and his geniality will go far in enabling him to get ahead. SYLVIA KRAMER 5241 Euclid Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. Between talking about all the homework she has, and talking about her operation, Syl finds time to hate sten- ography and enjoy book- keeping-with a special bouquet for Overbroolis teachers of that subject. Syl aspires to a secreta- rial career. SAMUEL PLASKOW 5559 Locust St. M. A. S.A., A.A. lt is rumored that Sam must be a lady's man. His pet expression is, Hi, chicken. Besides thrilling the girls, he as- pires to become a mil- lionaire after graduating from the University of Pennsylvania. G o o d luck, Sam! L RUTH KRAVITZKIN 5234 Parkside Ave. Com. S.A., A.A.. Dmmaiic, Commercial Club Ruth would hate to lose her friends at grad- uation, but we can as- sure her that Kravitz's friends won't be apt to forget her. Her smile and pleasant conversation have made Ruth a nev- er-to-be-forgotten friend. N31-wwzege , THELMA LAROS 5709 Nassau Hd Ac. Dramatic Club. S.A., A.A.. Buirfmg Larrie looks forward to having her name in lights somewhere on Broadway. If her gyra- tions as the Parade Night heroine are any test of her ability, she is sure to make her mark in her intended profes- sion. 1, ELEANORE LEIBOWITZ 4127 Cambridge St. B. S.A., A.A.. Commercial Club, Tennis Club A sparkling personal- ity and a cheery smile for all make El Well known and liked in Ov- erbrook. Her ability to keep in the swing of things has won her many friends. With her disposition we can't see how she can miss achieving her ambition, always to be happy. MILDRED LEON 732 Union St, Ac. S.A., A.A., Music Fvxli- mils. Art Club, Home Econ Cluh Unobtrusive Mil has that disquieting habit of remaining silent, and then surprising others by walking off with the honors. She'd like to spend the rest of her life handing out stiff Latin assignments to suffering studes. Xi HAROLD LOUIS POLLONO AARON POLONSKY IRVIN POLSKY POGACHEI-'SKY 4225 Wyalusing Ave. Com. A.A.. S.A., S.A. Repref seritutire That classroom may have been quiet before, but here comes Pogyl Not another moment of silence until the bell rings. Through that door, with Harold, came a ceaseless flow of gab and jokes. 421 N. Doggett si. EMS S.A., AA. Lou can be found en- joying himself most in the machine shop. With the experience he has had in Overbrook, he hopes to become a good toolmaker. When he's not tinkering, Lou enjoys a good book. 4227 Leidy Ave. Ac. Pres. Midnite Oil Club, Vice Pres. of Latin Club, German Club, Senior French Club, S.A., A.A. Aaron is in seventh heaven while gazing at loan and listening to Tchaikowsky's piano concerto. When he comes back to earth he bends his efforts towards his goal, research work in criminology and an- thropology Cwhatever they arell. x 5243 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Irv is famous for be- ing seen with Iack Pol- sky in and around school. lrv looks forward to owning a ranch in Texas with his partner. lack. Outside of school Irv spends his time dab- bing in photography and produces some excellent results. 2 --.nv-,www , DOROTHY LESITSKY 2100 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Music Festi- vals, A.A. Represerltative, Leaders, Dancing, Girls' 'Track Team, 'Tennis Dot's passion for accu- racy and technical per- fection is evidenced by her preference for math, it will help her become a master of her art as a concert pianist-her am- bition in life. IACK POLSKY 1706 N. Peach St. B. S.A., A.A., A.A. Repre- sentative Iake's only ambition in life is to own a ranch in Texas with his part- ner, lrv. Polsky. There he would find the solitude and escape from the pur- suits of city life. Cabinet making is Iake's hobby. SYDEL LEVIN 3923 Pennsgrove St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker Wherever you see Syd you'll see her bus- ily working with her comb. She looks forward to the day when she will be carried across the threshold by the man of her dreams, wx. AIMEE LE VITA l0O9 N. 64th St. Ac. Sr, Orchestra. French Club. S.P..S2.R., Red Cross Class, S.A., A.A. Sincere . . . genuine . . . Aimee was very ap- propriately named , . . A sweet nature com- bined with a quantity of brain . . . A music- lover, often seen carry- ing the familiar violin- case. IAMES POULOS S161 Girard Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., President S.A., Delegate, Luncfiroorn Su- pervisor F.D.R. collects stamps, limmy does, too. Such coincidence as these are not accidental. Iames is made of great material and in the outside world, as in school, he will be an outstanding and worthwhile member of his community. LAWRENCE RAPPAPORT 2003 N. Hobart St. Ac. Lunchroom Supervisor, S.A., A.A., S.A. Aide Calling Dr. Rappaportl That's what it's going to be some year in the not too distant future. At present Larry centers his attention on chemistry. He has made a hobby of chemical experiments. CONCETTA LIBBI 5124 Kershaw St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker A long, brisk walk down 52nd Street is one of Connie's favorite pas- times. Going to the mov- ies, and dancing, too, re- ceive much of her atten- tion. A career as an air hostess would be enough to make her walk on air. EUGENE REGAN 5143 Ogden St. Com. S.A., A.A. Gene has made many friends in Overbrook by his willingness to help a classmate in distress by offering his homework to be transformed into a reasonable facsimile. His only ambition in life is to be just filthy with money. Qi, HENRIETTA LIBERTOW 5635 Christian St, Ac. S.A., A.A., Delegate. 'Tri- bunal, President of Span' isli Club, French Club Nettie of the broad and ready smile thinks it's a great life if you can take it, thinks French and Spanish are both beautiful and easy, looks forward to a hap- py marriage, and hopes to do whatever she does successfully - and we second the motion, Net- tie! REUBEN REITER 4005 Ogden St, Com. SA., A.A., S.A. Aide. Math Club, Clio Club. As' tmnomy Club Having trouble in your organization? Call in Rube, the efficiency expert. He's a sure rem- edy for all your ails, even outside the busi- ness aspect. A pleasanter person would be hard to find. IRENE LINDENMUTH 1509 N. Frazier St. Com. SA., A.A. Number, please - 1-9-4? Iust one moment. This is what Renee will be saying at some time in the future if her am- bition comes true. At present, her favorite ex- pression is Good-bye, now, but it will be all Hellas in the future. PHILIP ROSATO 220 N. 65th St. Com, SA.. AA. Phil holds the title of prize comedian and prize short-stuff of Overbrook, Nevertheless Phil has his serious side, as proved by the zeal with which he pursues his defense course. Ultimately, suc- cess Will crown his ef- forts. 42 MARILYN LOCK 828 Kenmore Road Com. S.A.. AA. This tall, blonde miss anxiously looks forward to the day when she will be ci perfect secretary. Her efficiency and pleas- antness should aid her in realizing her ambi- tion. ln addition, she likes to read, dance, and collect pictures. ALBERT ROSS 6113 Sansom St. A. SA., A.A. Delegate. Foot' ball Manager Al is a minute man. A gag a minute from a seemingly never endless number stored up in his head. There is also enough room inside that skull for a great ideal. Albert aspires to be a chemical engineer. RUTH E. LOVE 631 N. 56th St. Coin. S.A,, AA. Picture little Puggy at her beloved typewriter, assiduously masticating a wad of gum, and dash- ing off an exclusive, world-shaking press dis- patch! This to her is more exciting than any other profession. We'll see you in the by-lines, Pussy! HERBERT ROSS 5801 Malvern Ave. Ac. S,A., A.A., Dramatic Club Chemistry is important in our lives today and will be in the times to come. And so Herbert has chosen this as his future profession. Par- don me, will you please pass the H301 MARILYN LOWENSTEIN 1734 Georges Lane Ac. S.A., A.A..'Treas. cif'Miitl1. Club, Beacon, Cliairman of Asxuciates You can be sure al- ways to find Mar cheerful and smiling, es- pecially when she's be- hind the steering wheel and all set for a good game of bowling. She is one of our many classmates who, at the completion of school, will be a career woman. Suc- cess, Mar! IOSEPH ROVNER 3848 Poplar St. Com. SA., A.A. Ioe is an ardent ad- mirer of the opposite sex, and wherever you see a beautiful girl there you will find him. lf Ioe should ever be drafted into the army, he would probably go mad seeing only men, men, and more men. DORIS LUDWIG 5707 Malvern Ave. Ac. Fr. Banker, Counsellor Aide. Pres. of Clio Club, S.A.. A.A. Representative Duggy becomes sud- denly patriotic when she enters a French class, and protests that she is strictly an English- speaking person! Interi- or decorating is both her hobby and her intended profession, She finds bowling, horseback rid- ing, and algebra a lot of fun-also Mr. Frazer. IOHN ROWAN 4245 Lancaster Ave, Ac. SA.. A.A., Camera Club lack, being intensely interested in the foreign policies, has chosen a career as a foreign cor- respondent. With his knowledge of French and his sound sense of judgment fi. e., to keep away from womenl we know he will make good. LILLIAN FRANCES MACKREY 5817 W. Thompson St. Com. A.A., S.A. For a girl who is fa- mous for laughing, Lil has the rather odd ambi- tion to be an undertaker. We wish her success in everything she under- ta k e s. Writing letters and reading good books are her favorite pas- times, in spite of her ex- pressed hatred of Eng- lish. IRWIN RUTTENBERG 1737 N. Peach St. AC. S.A,. A.Af, Locker Aide lrwin is one of Over- brook's staunch football supporters, lrv's hobby is to keep records of the sporting world and fa- mous events in history. His ambition in life is to obtain a position in the radio or television fields, fl' RUTH MAIENSHEIN 5712 Oxford St. B. S.A.. A.A., Adv. Council. Delegate. Bowling. Dm' matic A broad smile and a friendly Hi, kid tells us its Moony. The best part of school, she main- tains, is going to the ex- tra-curricular meetings. Gazing into the crystal ball, we see Ruth as an- nouncer-in-chief of sta- tion WCAU, IRVIN SACHS 1812 N. 54th St, Com. S.A., A.A. When he's not eating or sleeping, Irv goes singing happily through the halls of our dear Alma Mater. After grad- uation, he hopes to have a good job in the De- fense program. Here comes another recruit, Uncle Saml BERNICE MARGOLIS l759 N Aberdeen St Com, SA., A.A., Suuml Service Clttlw, Lxlirury Aide. Dale' gulf Unpunctual people who keep her waiting rub Bernie the wrong way, but in bookkeep- ing there's no rub be- cause she always gets A in it She thinks the most beautiful sound in the world is the 2:15 bell on Friday, and the most beautiful sight, a S50 pay-check at the end of the week. ROBERT SAMUELS 6445 Haverford Ave. Com, S.A,, A.A., Secretary of Beacon lt's an aeroplane, and there's Scoop Samuels in the cockpit! That's only one ambition. When hes not in the air, Scoop would like to be a certified public ac- countant, a chemist and a diplomat. SHIRLEY MARK 5421 Lebanon Ave, Ac. Sect. S.P..Q.R,, Beacon Literary Staff, SEC'f.'TT6dS. Tmvel Club, A.A., S.A, Don't look now but i'Shirl is probably out hunting X in some ob- noxious quadratic, and she'll bring it back alive, as usual. Her talent for talking should help her as a lawyer. R, ETTA MARQUARDT 5132 Ogden St. Com. S.A,, A,A.. Swimmmg Club Etta is usually run- ning around the halls looking for Mr. Boris. Mark is quite an equestrienne, dancer, and swimmer, and also shows a decided taste for good literature. Etta possesses splendid qual- ities both as a friend and as a classmate, HERSCHEI. SANDBERG 5278 lefferson Ac. Chess Team, S.A,, A,A,, S,P,.Q.R. Hershey is known around school for play- ing chess, Not only does he play this game but also spends much time reading books about it. Some day we'll be ad- dressing him as Dr. Sandberg, CARMEN SANTOPOLO 435 Simpson St, Com. S.A,, A.A. Waltz me around again, Carmen. We heard you're the best dancer in these hyar parts and we just want- ed to find out. Light- looted Carmen is also a whiz at typing and hopes for a position as typist after graduation. ---aw --- DOROTHY A. MAZZAGATTI 5125 Thompson St. Com. S.A,, Clieer Leader. A.A. Represetitutive Three cheers for Dot, who has been holding up the rooting end of these many football games. She does not confine herself to spec- tator sports, but swims and skates with equal zest. However, her ulti- mate ambition is to be- come a good business woman. . I - STEVEN SARRAFIAN 5227 Haverford Ave, Ind, EE A,A., S.A, Steve is unique in that he will be genuinely sorry to leave Over- brook. His ambition in life is to join the United States Army Air Corps. Although he anxiously awaits graduation, Steve is going to miss the swell O.H.S. teaching staff, IRENE MEREDITH 5137 Harlan St. Com. S.A., A,A., Swimming Club Since swimming rates A-l with Shorty, she has been very active in the Swimming Club. Of- fice practice has become her pet subject, because there are no tests and no homework. HERBERT SAVITT 5106 Gainor Rd. Ac. A.A., SA., Delegate Strike one!-but not against Herbert. That's just baseball lingo and he never tires talking about it. Some day he intends to stop this foul ball business, get down to work, and emerge with an M.D. after his name. f-m.,x CONSTANCE M. MERRITT l2ll N. 57th St. Com, S.A., A.A, Representative It you have ever been in one of Connie's English c 1 a s s e s, you know all about her out- standing compositions. When you become a journalist, C o n nie, don't forget us of O.H.S. in some of your books, LEWIS H. SCHAEFFER 5428 Lansdowne Ave. E. S.A., A.A. Snoring is Lew's way of making music. Yes, he just loves to sleep. When Lewis feels ambi- tious, he rides, swims, or bowls. Not liking to take orders from anyone, Lewis has decided that he's going to be his own boss. , . ELIZABETH MINTZER 5312 Oxford St. Com. S.A., A.A. Betty is constantly on the Honor Roll and yet is forever worrying about her studies. After gradu- ating as a nurse, Betty will have a different source of worriment, people's health. She'll make being sick a pleasure. IAY EDWIN SCHUCHAR 5234 Berks St. Ac. A.A. Representative, SA.. A.A. Wherever there's a babble of baseball talk, Iazzbo is sure to be right in the middle. His uncontrollable tongue gets lay into plenty of mischief. But, lay's as- pirations are high. Some day he'll be a chemical engineer. GERTRUDE MOGUL 5345 Berks St. Ac. President of Social Service Cluh, Delegate, Record Book Staff To know her is to love her is one of the sayings that we believe suits Goldie to perfec- tion. Goldie is in her glory in Mr. Hoaglands social class and maybe this is an indication of her inclinations toward Social work. MARTIN SCHWARTZ 5265 Iefferson St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Although gazing at scenery and practicing medicine seem at oppo- site poles, Moish has EYES ior both. The for- mer is his present pas- time, and the latter, his future profession, he hopes. rf O MAE VIOLET MOORE 145 N. 59th St. Ac. S.A,, A.A. Mae declares that chewing not only aids in the calculations of Physics, but even en- ables her to relax when she is following her fa- vorite occupation, read- ing. lf this formula real- ly works, Mae should go far in Business College. ALVIN SELIGMAN 5422 Euclid Ave Ac, S.A.,A.A.,A1ternate. Del' egatc. Boys' A.A. Repve- sentative You can't keep a straight face when Alvin emits one of his famous puns, After school he indulges in sports with the rest of the gang. Al- vin also gets a big kick out of playing the har- monica. VERA MOORE 5533 Wyalusing Ave, Ac. S.A., A.A. Mitzie on graduating will probably join the ranks of the Overbrook Alumni in the theatrical world. As soon as real success comes her way she will hop a boat to Hawaii, where she can realize her ambition to learn how to do the Hula MARVIN SHATZ 4321 Penrisgrove St. Com. S.A., A.A. Slatz is a very good friend of Mr. Iackson because of his various chats with that gentle- man. He is now taking the defense course in machine tool operation and is headed for a good paying job in that field. N-mpmnmm VERONICA M. MOORE 5139 Reno St. Com. S.A., A.A. l'Veron is the proper tonic for any gloomy- minded young man or somber boss. She pos- sesses a million dollar smile and a swell dis- position. A face that cannot smile is never good, so said a great philosopher and so opines our Veronica. ? NORMAN SHEAR 1748 N. Peach St. Ac. SA., A.A., Delegate, Bea' con, Class Cabinet Where there's Norm, there's a smiley he's never Without one. After graduation, he intends to take a course in aero- nautical construction and designing. Whatever he does, his sparkling personality will carry him to the top. VIVIAN LOUISE MOORE 649 N. 56th St. Ac. A.A.. Leaders' Club, Al' teniate Viv goes in for sports in a big way. Her success in athletics in Overbrook has induced her to become a gym teacher. Perhaps some day we will find her teaching girls at Over- brook h o w to u s e horses No, we mean in the gym. HARRY SHMUKLER 1617 N. 52nd St. Ac. Football Team, A.A. Rep' resevitative. S.A., A.A., Alternate Harry is an unofficial dating bureau. Much of his time is spent trying to fix up Sid Siegel. Although he has enough energy to serve on Over- brook's football squad, Harry likes the easiest subjects. ALICE MORGAN lll N. Redfield St. Com. S.A., A.A. No kiddin', Dimples is conscientious about her homework fespecial- ly between 8:45 and 9:00 o'clock in the morningl. But, seriously, she's a hard worker with high ambitions, and a person who really ought to get somewhere in the busi- ness world. SIDNEY I. SIEGEL 5214 Columbia Ave. Mech. Arts Football, Camera Club. Clio Club, A.A., S.A. Pop Siegel likes in- intelligent arguments, good books, and, of course, girls. His hob- bies are photography, radio, and drafting. His whole philosophy lies in these words: Past is past, the future is com- ing-Work for that. fx- MOLLIE MOSHEN 5740 Woodcrest Ave, Ac. S,A., A,A., Tennis Club. Dancing Club, Swimming Club Mollie's main interests are dancing and good music, As for her danc- ing, it's hard to surpass, for nonchalance and grace is her style, Mol- lie's charming personal- ity will help her to achieve whatsoever she may desire. GEORGE SIMPSON 412 N. Robinson St. lnd. Elec. S.A., A.A. Simp is a quiet, un- assuming chap who fi- nally admitted that he is naturally good at any fishing, riding, and swimming. His happiest day will be the one following graduation when he will receive his hard fought for, well e a r n e d, sheepskin. Here's luck to a future boatbuilder with great ideas. HELEN NISSLEY l448 N. 57th St. Com. S.A., AA. Here is one young miss who need never bother to count calories. She attributes her streamlined figure to bowling and running from class to class. Un- doubtedly after gradua- tion Helen is going to rush into a good job at a bank. EDNA NOBLE 4511 Parrish St. Com. S.A., A.A. Eddie spends much of her time reading and enjoying singing. She does not like giving oral talks in English and stays away from con- ceited people. She in- tends to go to business school when she gradu- ates from O. H. S. HENRY SMITH 5947 Summer St. A.A., SA., SA. Captain Henry loathes getting up early to go to school, He hopes to secure a job upon graduation, but, no doubt, he'll have to work on the noon shift. His pet expression is: Not fresh, just friend- ly. Wonder what he means? THEODORE SOOKIASIAN 6101 Christian St. Ac. SA.. A.A., Delegate, Sen' for Orchestra, Aduisavy Council, P c a c e Club, Swing Band Getting hep by slapping the bass is Sooky's school fame. But he also has his seri- ous moments, because Theodore is thinking seriously about practic- ing medicine. XT'-'TT x ,K ROSALIE EARNESTINE OLIVIER 5537 Wyalusing Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Rosebud's swell dis- position alone elevates her above the rank of the ordinary student. She has a profound interest in sociology which arises from her desire to aid the less fortunate. No doubt Rosalie will go far in her chosen field- nursing. SEYMOUR SORIN 5347 Oxford St, Ac. A.A., S.A.. Delegate Standing in front of a class delivering a short oration. is typical of Seymour. However, 'lCy does not want to be an orator, but a partner in his father's business. He likes gym and plays basketball frequently, IEAN OTTO 549 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A. We'll dream of sweet leannie with the light brown hair, Instead of merely floating like a Zephyr, as in the song, our Ieannie follows a more strenuous routine of dancing. SEBASTIAN SPATICHIA 229 N. Robinson St. E. B. S. A.A., S.A., Stage Crew Spats is always whistling or dancing. No wonder he's so happy, his three years at Over- brook have been a real success. lt must be won- derful to love school so much! Sebastian has his heart set on being a builder, IUANITA OWENS 747 N. 46th St Corn SA., A.A. Nita is another luliet who sighs parting is such sweet sorrow. While at Overbrook Nita occupied her time dis- cussing the virtues of the Romeos. However. after graduation, Nita will give up her romantic pastime in favor of a good office job. ,fl- SADIE OXMAN 4178 Leidy Ave. Ac. and Com. Parade Night, jr. Beacon For goodness sake, is 'Short Stuff under somebody's feet again? Heres a little girl with tall ambitions. She as- pires to be a somebody in medicine. We're sure shell succeed. DONALD TABB 3900 Brown St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Where theres a pos- sibility for a wise crack, Don is quick on the trigger. His continuous sleep can only be brok- en by the news of Over- brook's winning a foot! b al l championship. Donald will have no dif- ficulty in achieving his ambition, working for the W, P. A. NICK TALIO 62l5 Hace St. BBS. SA., A.A.. Stage Crew Captain Nick is one of those fellows in our class that would like to be his own boss. His black, shiny hair and his ability to 'cut a rug have made him well-known around school. L '--......,,.. INEZ PARKER 5615 Haverford Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A.. Library Aide. Social Service Club Skie extends her musical talents to the vocal field and is an ac- complished singer. It is no surprise to us to learn that in the future Skie intends to be- come a music teacher. STANLEY I. TOSCANI 109 N. Dewey St. Com. S.A., A.A. Because of his sincer- ity and lrankness, Stan is famous in O. H. S. Aside from these quali- ties, he is generous and willing to help fellow students. His aptitude for steriog. should be a great asset to him in his future position. NORMA PATTERSON 5610 Haddington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Locker Cap' tain, Freshman Counsellor One of Overbrook's most versatile seniors is Pat She has been ev- ery type of aide at Ov- erbrook. Moreover, she is an excellent athlete and mathematician. You will have to go some to top that record! ROBERT WACHS 5421 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A. For his combination of good humor and serious- ness, Bob is well liked among his classmates. Aside from sports, his favorite subject is alge- bra. Although he doesn't care for physics, he does like mathematics and hopes to become an ac- countant after gradua- tion. CAROLINE PERNA 721 N. 65th St. Ac. A.A., S.A. Aide, Library Aide, Bowling Club Although she's full of fun and mischief, Carol cannot be classified as a frivolous femme. Her feet are firmly fixed on the road leading to a career in medicine. Her friendliness will win her many patients and friends. WILLIAM WAGNER 1443 N. Allison St. Com. S.A., A.A. Although Bills favo- rite pastime in school is day-dreaming, he set- tles down after 2:15 and becomes absorbed in the machinists course offered as a defense class. To get a good job, to save some money, and to travel are his ambitions. Bon voyage, Bill! MARGARET PETERS 1517 N. Allison St. Com. Tennis, Bowling, Round Robin, A.A. Representa' tive, Delegate. A.A. and S.A. Member On weekends this de- lightfully feminine as well as athletic girl en- joys herself bowling or dancing with handsome young men. Pete hopes to become a private sec- retary and marry the boss. CARI. L. WALDEN 1216 N. Frazier St. Ind. S.A., A.A., S.A. Aide. Banker Here is one student who admits he likes Overbrook! Walback does like school, es- pecially architectural drawing, In fact, Carl hopes to go to Hampton Institute to study archi- tecture. He is most hap- py when driving. GLORIA PIUNTI 5330 Stiles St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banking Offi' ref After four years of high school and a taste of many different sub- jects, Gloria has decid- ed what she likes the most. Office practice is first and typing runs a Close second. But she can't stand English. THOMAS WATSON 5744 Dunlap St. Ac. S.A., A.A. With that happy-go- lucky manner of his, Watson has gained many friends. Though dates and famous men aren't along his line, tri- angles, sines, and co- sines are. With his love for math and his lean- ing toward airplane modeling, he should make a very successful aeronautical engineer. IANET POINDEXTER 5530 Girard Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. If a prize could be given to the most con- scientious student in the class, it would unani- mously be awarded to lanet. Here at Over- brook, she has always come out on top as far as marks go, because of her continuous hard work. . q is f 'Q ,V li . ,pi ur if IULIUS WEINSTEIN l7l2 Georges Lane Ac. A.A., S.A.. Band Even though he's small, Iulius has big ideas. He intends to further his education in college and later to become a suc- cessful business man, In the meantime, here in O. H. S. he enjoys social science. imma. . BERNICE POLS 2212 N. 58th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Bust' ness Staff, Record Book Secretarial Staff There must be some- thing magnetic about the Beacon office. Bernice can always be found there in her spare mo- ments. Perhaps it is dur- ing this time that Bunny dreams about gradua- tion HELEN PHIMAVERA 720 N. 65th St. Com. A.A., SA., Banker Helen looks forward to graduation from Over- brook. Having obtained her education she would like to become financial- ly independent and de- vote herself to secreta- rial work. Helens favo- rite p a s t i m e around school is listening to re- cordings and reading. IERRY WHITTEN 5400 Wyndale Ave, Acad. A.A., S.A. lf you hear some one loudly praising the Dodgers, you can be sure it's Ierry. He is also a loyal rooter for our own baseball team. His hobby is eating, hiss pet subject, math. He wants a good job and a successful marriage. BENIAMIN WILLIAMS 37 N. Redfield St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Track. Parade Night, Music Festival Benny is interested in many varied subjects: his favorite pastime here is athletics. His sense of sportsmanship s h o u l d make him as successful in life as he has been in his gym work. FRANCES FRANCINNE RADER 5704 Wyndale Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Luncliroom Aide, Riding Club Fran has already picked out her husband. A11 he has to do is ask her to marry him. Until that wonderful day, she hopes to spend her time profitably as a social worker. MATTHEW M. WILLIAMS 612 N. 55th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Sr. Orcliestra Where there is music, there is Matt He has made some mighty fine musical contributions on his trombone to the senior orchestra. Matt is going to make hay while the sun shines. He hopes to retire when he is 60. DOROTHY LACONIA RICE 1240 N. 59th St, Ac. S.A., A.A., Music Festi- val, Midnite Oil, Social Service Overbrook abounds in talented people. Dorothy is one of them. She is known for her never- failing advice to the lovelorn, Her lite's ambi- tion is to be a social worker. NAOMI RITTENBERG 5400 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Trilrunal, Rec' ord Book Staff Nomi is not content to be just a high school graduate but aspires to attend schools oi higher learning, Nomi is a clas- sical - recording enthusi- ast. Aside from music, she has a keen interest in social problems. SAMUEL ARTHUR WILLIAMS. IR. 735 N, 43rd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Football Team, Track 'Team Sam is famous for his musical talent and his fine work on the football and track teams. With his aptitude for both of these arts, he should be successful whether he becomes a football coach or a concert artist. KENNETH ZEIDNER 5783 Nassau Rd. Ac, S.A., A.A. Ken, with an inquisi- tive mind, enjoys biol- ogy where he has be- come acquainted with the different forms of life. This desire to probe into things probably leads to his enjoyment of mys- tery stories. He is look- ing torward to being an insurance broker. be DORIS K. RODGERS 6147 Columbia Ave. Ac. SA., A.A., Drum Major- ette of School Band Doris is known tor her strutting and twirling. She's tops as tar as we're concerned. Our band, with which she enjoys working so much, will surely be at a great loss without her. SYLVIA ROSEN l728 N. Aberdeen St. Com. S.A., Social Service, A.A., Library Aide The happiest moment in Sylv's school life is 2:15 on any Friday after- noon. In the 48 hours that follow Sylvia en- joys bowling, dancing, and movies. That doesn't give you much time for homework, does it, Syl- via? MONA ROSS 5744 Woodcrest Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Social Service Clulr, Parade Night, Music Festival The ideal roster for Mona would be seven periods of English every day because of a cer- tain Mr. Hamilton. After that Mona creates mel- ody with her very beau- tiful voice. IOSEPHINE SACCO 6233 Vine St. Corn. S.A., A.A., Commercial Club, Record Book Secref tarial Staff, A.A., Repre' sentacive, Beacon Business Staff California, here comes Io! We'1l all celebrate when Iosephine's dreams come true and she trav- els out to the wild and wooly West. We were just thinking that maybe lo was casting a hope- ful eye toward Holly- wood. RUTH ROTFELD ZU38 N, 57th St. B. S.A.. A.A., Delegate, Alf tcrnate. Secretarial Stajf of Record Book, Social Serv- ice, A.A. Aide. Ruth looks forward with enthusiasm to whatever is to come. It goes hand in hand with a smiling face and cheery disposition that brightens even the dull- est classroom. BERNICE SCHAEFFER 5630 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Guidance Aide. Choral Art Club. Managing Editor Record Book Her heart was as great as the world, but there was no room in it to hold the memory of wrong. A cheerful smile, a beautiful song, and a graceful dance are typ- ical of Bern, SARAH RUBIN 3832 Cambridge St. B. S.A.. A.A. Sarah has a heart of gold, She spends her ex- tra time collecting for the Infantile Paralysis Fund. That's one reason why she hates to have homework over the weekend. We certainly do agree with you one hundred per cent! ROSEMARY SCHIAVELLO 1466 N, 62nd St. President of IIB to I2B. Vice President of HA, Delegate, A.A. Clubs Everyone will remem- ber the girl who always read the homeroom bul- letin. Rosemary has held offices since she's been in the school. She loves to draw, studies art, and will some day be an In- terior Decorator. MAYBELLE C. RUGGIERI 744 N. 41st St. Corn. S.A., A.A. School is all right, but it only lasts five hours a day. Our problem is how to spend the remaining h o u r s. Maybelle h a s solved this. She attends scout meetings and is an enthusiastic partici- pant in all scout activi- ties. HARRIET SCHULTZ 5418 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Gym Aide Because Harriet de- votes much time to play- ing the piano and ice skating, she doesn't have enough ambition left to study those long French assignments. Har loves to go to chorus, where she can sing her favo- rite, The Immortal Song. ANNETTE SCHWARTZ 5214 Heston St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Repre' scntalive, Swimming, Ten' nts, Science Club Annette devotes after- school hours to swim- ming, ice skating or ten- nis. After graduation, she expects to have a rip-roaring good time in Florida. Following this vacation, Annette is in for years of preparation for the nursing profes- sion. GLORIA SELMI 1303 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A. lf you think you heard strange cackling sounds, don't be alarmed. It's only Giggles pouring forth her famous laugh. Swimming must mean a great deal to Gloria be- cause she's still hot on the trace for the Over- brook swimming pool. -s..-time 7 i -.V KATHRYN SEELEY 1525 N. Conestoga Ave, Ac, S,A., A.A., A.A. Board, Record Book Staff, Library Aide, Athletic Clubs Kay is an outstanding athlete and an excellent student. Kay claims that the foreign languages m a k e h e r appreciate English. Kathryn hopes to own a ranch in the not too distant future. HARRIET SHELTON 1039 N. 67th St, Com. S.A., A.A. Babe, the petite miss of the class, likes art and operating machines in the office practice class. Although she en- joys office work, Harriet refuses to admit her am- bition for fear someone might change her mind for her. CLAIRE SEGAL 139 N. Dewey St. Com, S.A., A,A. Giggles, a swell rep- resentative of Over- brook's femininity, hasn't let a quiet moment go by during high school life. Chewing gum and day dreaming are her pastimes. lf you have Cl poor sense of humor stay away from Claire and, remember, we warned you! GERTRUDE SHUSTER 5159 Funston St. Com. S.A., A,A. Although Gerty lacks the energy to walk steps Gertrude is ambition personified w h e n it comes to music. During her study time she plays the piano and writes m u s i c al compositions. This piano virtuoso hopes to have an all-girl orchestra. Nw IOAN SEIDEL 5403 Woodbine Ave. Ac, S.A., A.A., fieacmi, 'Tvavf el Club. Latin Club, Rec' ord Book Staff Ioan is an all-round girl who finds as much enjoyment in intellectual pursuits as in athletics. Thus she hopes to attain her ambition in life, which is to be, Healthy, wealthy, and wise. C MARION CELIA SHUSTERMAN 5335 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A. When you see a beau- tiful, big car whizz past, you can be assured that it's Shusty trying to beat a little, pesty red light. Shusty spends her spare time thinking of the day when she'll be a laboratory techni- cian for a good wifel. GLORIA SIBULKIN l729 N. Lindenwood St. Com. Stay of Commercial Cluli, Treasurer of Social Service Clulx, Beacon Staff, S.A., A.A. Gittie is preparing for a secretarial post after she is relieved from her strenuous duties at O. H. S, She finds relaxa- tion in her unusual love for good music. MARY ELEANOR SMITH 5427 Master St. Com. S.A., A.A. El is that tall miss who strolls through Ov- erbrook's halls singing merrily. El rushes to the office-practice class, be- cause office practice is her forte, Eleanor looks forward to working in an office as a private secre- tary, perhaps, FRANCES M. SILVER 645 Preston St. Com. S.A., A.A., Guidance Aide Chub, the kibitzer, is a frolicking member of the fair sex. Myrt looks forward to that long- awaited day when she'll measure five feet in her stockinged feet. Her pet dislikes are conceited people and being called Fanny. N. . IW 'n-.W EVELYN IEAN SMITH 5536 Lansdowne Ave, Ac. S.A., A.A., Locker Cap' tain, Serg. Color Guard. Sigma Delta Aide Ieanie, the glamor- ous Color Guard, just loves to twirl In school her mind con- stantly wanders to a certain person named lerry. Some day she hopes to be singing California, here I come. RUTH SINGER 1714 N, Peach St. Com. S.A., A.A. For knowing the latest dance steps, Rickey rates an Her pres- ent delight is Writing letters to the Army fel- lows, but she'll be hap- piest when she can sport a sparkler on the third finger of her left hand. BEATRICE SIRULNIK 3939 Pennsgrove St, Ac. Beacon Pub, Staff. A.A.. S.A. Wherever there's a comb, Bebe gets busy, Wherever there's a pi- ano, she goes to it. She is one of the best musi- cians of the class. Be- fore going to college, Beatrice would welcome a vacation, S SONIA SMITH 4230 Stiles St. Com, S.A., A.A., Treasurer of 12B Class, Beacon Busif ness Staff, Dancing Club As class treasurer Sonny handled much filthy lucre. When not playing the role of King Midas, Sonia indulges in bowling, typing, or play- ing the piano. Some day she'll be somebody's stenogf' LOUISE HARRIET SNYDER 5434 W, Berks St, Com. S.A., A.A., Secretary of tlie Students Association. Assistant Business Man' ager of Beacon, Record Staff. Record Book Collccf tor Weez has her hands and head in everything around school. When she's not busy with ex- tra-curricular activities, Louise is either singing or knitting. SQA ROSLYN SNYDER 3933 Pennsgrove St. Com. S.A., A.A., Commercial Club, Library Aide, Social Service Club Roz, although shy, h a s acquired m an y friends at Overbrook. Her ambition is to be- come an advertising ex- ecutive. As for history, it has become Rozzie's pet subject, while gym is still on her black list, h? Nugv, BEATRICE SPIEGEL 5048 Gainor Road. Ac. S.A., A.A. Before Tuppy joins the soldier boys at camp, she intends to have a gay time at the Prom. When she's not dream- ing of that gala event, Beatrice is either reading or knitting. ROSLYN SOLONER 439 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A. Because Roz is al- ways supplied with suf- ficient papers, rulers, pencils, etc., for every- one, she has earned the title Chief Lender. She leaves O. H. S. with but one regret, she still can't find the swimming pool. sw if' SELMA SPIEGEL 1753 N. Lindenwood St. Com. S.A., A.A., Social Service, Swimming Club Likeable Spieg as- pires to be a hard work- ing secretary. Thumbs up for her favorite pas- time, collecting auto- graphs, but nix to tem- peramental people. She still can't get over the fact that the' Panthers once Did beat West Philly. BEATRICE SPECTOR 5818 Hazel Ave. Ac. A.A., S.A., Dramatic Club Bonny, the class ac- tress, takes delight in emoting over a micro- phone. Of course, her debut as an actress will be the greatest moment in her life. Some day Beatrice's v oi c e will travel through the wires of a large radio network. .X-Q in BERNICE SPECTOR 5710 Malvern Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. It seems that Morrie is not only Chicken's chief reason for living, but also the extent of her vocabulary. Bernice is known for her walk and pretty shoes. The sound of French is music to her ears, but gossip is just discord. ALYSE STERN 5600 Gainor Road Ac. S.A., A.A. Always happy, always smiling - that's Babs ! Wherever she goeth, go- eth her knitting. Alyse can be seen at almost anytime working on an- other of her beautiful sweaters. Alyse rides horseback, hates gossip, and looks forward to a very happy life. .XR 'XS-Q. GENEVA TAYLOR 4833 Haverford Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Nothing can stop len- nie's persistent giggling and talking. Her talking and laughter, i n t e r- spersed with coy shrieks of Lamp this, herald her presence every- where. Her cherished hope of becoming a school teacher will cer- tainly be fulfilled. IULIA C. TAYLOR 1247 N, 58th St. AC. Band, S.A., A.A. Reds ' sweet, melo- dious whistling enchants all who hear it. In ad- dition to her talents in the musical line, she is also interested in sur- gery. The medical pro- fession will some day be enriched by our own Iulia. GEORGIA VATSOS 6038 Locust St. Bus. S.A., A.A., Bowling. Round Robin Club. Aside from English and students who sing Georgia on My Mind, Georgia finds nothing wrong with O. H. S. Next to gym, typing is her favorite subject, and she hopes to use it in her future position. ELIZABETH TERZANO 1618 N. 61st St. Com. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Tennis, Round Robin. Clteefleader With all her charm and personality, Libby is very popular. Her ap- titude for sports makes her outstanding in bas- ketball, bowling, and skating. Gym is her fa- vorite subject. She hopes to become a private sec- retary, DELIA VAUGHN 5738 Arch St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Delia is a little bit of a girl with a big heart and a big smile. She is famous for her abilities along the musical and dancing lines. After she graduates, Delia hopes to continue her acade- mic work. gf.-ff MINNIE TRACHTMAN 4041 Girard Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. M stands for Mod- esty and Min certainly has a claim to that qual- ity, However, she can't deny her ability when it comes to dancing and swimming. Min special- izes in office practice and typing and hopes for success in business. ESSIE WAGMAN 229 S. 40th St, Com. SA., A.A., Banker Washington seems to hold some great attrac- tion tor Es She looks forward to graduation so that she can go there. Her knowledge of com- mercial subjects and her likeness for stenog. should aid in her posi- tion in Washington. RUTH EMMA TUSTIN 5215 Stiles St. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Repre- sentative, Social Service Club Ruth will be a recep- tionist after she receives that significant white scroll. She is well fitted for her planned role, for she is cheerful, under- standing, and makes friends easily. She says thumbs down on all rou- tine work. Ngm -S b SHIRLEY WALDMAN 5654 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. Aide, S.A., A.A., Dele- gate, Riding Club Shirl's really an am- bitious girl. She wants to be self-supporting in a big way. In today's complex world, that's rather a large orderg but we're sure that Shirley has the spunk to ac- complish this. MIRIAM WALKER 5520 Master St. Com. Trilnmal, A.A., S.A., A.A. Representative, Leaders Are you worried about your diet? If so, consult Peggy, who is famous for being vitamin con- scious. She is also not- ed for her basketball and tennis. Speaking of tennis-some day she may furnish competition for Alice Marble. MILDRED LOUISE WIEN 844 Marlyn Rd. Com. SA., A.A.. Gym Aide Because Hoodie loves music, she spends much time collecting records. When music loses its charm, she settles down with her knitting and relaxes. With her knowl- edge of commercial sub- jects she will probably become or very capable secretary. FREDA WEINBEHG 4917 Parkside Ave. Ac. A.A.. S.A., Delegate, Rid' ing Club Fritzie's biggest as- set is her naturally gol- den hair, as for her lia- bilities-none, of course. Fritz yearns for a handsome young man, full of life, and person- ality. She spends her spare time knitting and horseback riding. GLADYS WEISS 1727 N. Wilton St. Com. SA., A.A., Social Service, Bowling, Alternate Goldie doesn't en- joy crowds, except when at a dance or in a bowl- ing alley. She gets a thrill when she sees all the pins knocked down. In the future may you get all strikes and Hsparesf' SHIRLEY WEISSMAN 1726 N, Lindenwood St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Swimming. Tennis. Bowling Here in Overbrook, Shirl's favorite pastime is making friends. Aside from enjoying th e s e friendships, she likes so- cial science, reading, and knitting. She is looking forward to com- mencement, and then to securing a dream job. -. . sf ALICE WILLIAMS 523 N. 58th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. 1 Kit is that quiet, conscientious girl who is always ready to help. She is a lover of clas- sical music and has her own excellent record collection. In Kit we be- lieve we've found the qualities that go into the making of the perfect Social Service Worker. qv. HERMOINE WILLIAMS 5222 Heston St. Corn. Social Service, Record Book Staff, S.A., A.A. Although Moinie is kept busy with book- keeping, she knits to fill in spare time. This de- sire to make the most of her spare moments, com- bined with her enjoy- ment of typing, will make her tops any- where. THELMA WILLIAMS 4319 Brown St. Com. SA.. A.A. With her smile and re- fined nature, Blondie is well liked by her class- mates. Her appreciation of literature and her ability at the piano are the foundation of her manners. After Thelma graduates, she hopes to become a secretary. BARBARA PEARL WINTHROP 1263 N. 58th St. Ac. S.A., A.A.. Tennis and Haxlretball Clubs Bobbie is not only swift on the basketball floor, but is speedy in the corridors as well. So- ciology is what she likes best. After grad- uating she hopes to be- come a dietitian. CHARLOTTE YOUNG 5926 Vine St. Music S.A., A.A., Talent Assemf hly Chickie is talented in the musical line. That subject is not only her favorite in school, but it is her hobby as well. Af- ter she graduates, she hopes to further her edu- cation to become a mu- sic teacher. GRACE WINTHROP CHARLOTTE WOLF MARY H. WORMAN 266 S. 58th St. Com. Cheerleader, S.A., A.A.. Delegate The busy bee has no time for sorrow. Gracie, with her many extra-cur- ricular activities, is fa- mous for keeping busy. She finds time to be pleasant and agreeable, though. She's sure to succeed as a vocalist for a band. LOUISE I. YOUNG 200 N. 50th St. Ac. SA., A.A., A.A. Repref sentative, Leaders Club Yes! lndeed, Lou de- clares, I hope to be- come a teacher that the students will love. lf she continues the prac- tice of making others happy, we're sure that she will succeed in her life's ambition, 5403 Lebanon Ave. Ac. A.A., S.A. Charlotte is a hard- working Record Collec- tor, without whom we could scarcely get along. Usually, when she isn't collecting dollars, she is knitting or dancing. Al- though she isn't decided about her future, we wish her success in whatever she does. 6152 Haverford Ave. Com. A.A. Representative. S.A.. A.A. Having taken advan- tage of most of the com- mercial opportunities O. H, S. offers, Blondie is one of those who have enjoyed school life. Be- ing famous for her pre- cise work, she seems to be well fitted for a pri- vate secretary's position. FRANCYS ZALTZMAN 5618 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Advertising Staff Zaltzie's future is a literary one. She hopes to have a by-line on some syndicated feature and to Write her own novel. lf all her reading has any bearing on her work, we'll be first to buy her books. ISOBEL ZUCKERMAN 3920 Poplar St. Com. SA.. A.A. lsobel's sense of hu- mor and pleasant per- sonality should go far toward making her suc- cessful in the world of business We know that she will live up to Over- brook's traditions and prove an asset to her chosen profession. ELLEN GOLDIN 5818 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A,A., A'rtfEdito'r of Record Book. Senior Ov' clzextra. Assistant Editor of Beacon Combination a r t i s t, journalist and flutist, El- len excells in school. Ellen looks forward to attending the Academy of Fine Arts. Here's to a coming great artist! CLIFFORD B. HILL 1217 N. Alden St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Cliff is an ardent gym- nast and his favorite pastimes around school have been in the sports line. Otherwise, he is famous for two things: first, his photography, second, his banging himself up. Cliff's am- bition is graduation from college. LOUIS VENTURA 4906 Lancaster Ave. Com, S.A., A.A. For athletic talent in our school, we turn to L.ou. Down in the gym he's the fellow with the muscles and brawn, To balance his he-man ac- tivities Lou has taken the Commercial course in order to enter the business world, AUTOGRAPHS 59 CLASS HISTORY Diary of the Class of February '42 February. '39 Dear Diary, Finally crashed the portals of O. H. S .... confusion . . . no up-stairways, no down-stair- ways . . . Spcllbound by Parade Night . . . Naomi Bell and Grace Winthrop performed at our first A. A Dance' lllecled Stanley Eisman and Fay Forman to the Advisory Council. September, '39 Dear Diary, Am big shot in Overbrook now Can educa- tod freshyl . . . Class talent came to the lime- light this term Eleanor Battafarano, Michelena Barone, loyce Marks, Donald Finkelstein, and Namoi Bell gave a stupendous performance in the Talent Assembly , . . Hnthusiastically attended all football games . . . our own class- mates, lfddic Bershad and Thomas Bressi helped to cheer tis on. February. '40 Dear Diary, Our class finally became organized 'chose Mr. Boris as our sponsor Flying loiiny flew out of the comic strips right into our class- mascot pins . . . our first officers were Tong I-ling, president, Bosemary Schiavello, vice- president, Harriet Greenspan, secretary, Sonia Smith, treasurer . . . Watched Mollie Mickrnans outstanding performance in What A Life . . . sported school ring--Dot Dudley already exf hibited her athletic ability as captain of the track team. September. '40 Dear Diary, Made history this term O, H. S. BEAT WEST PHILLY-SCORE G-O , . . Our first class dance was a gala affair-eattended Leaders' Lark . . . Success for this term attributed to Rosemary Schiavello, president, Thomas Bressi, vice- presidentg Flora Esposito, secretary, Beatrice Adams, treasureree Michelina Barone, Iules Grosswald, Bernice Schaffer, and Eleanor Bat- tafarano rendered musical numbers in the Edu- cational Pageant at the Academy of Music. February. '41 Dear Diary, Seniors at last! Ah, Sweet Mystery of Over- brook-is solved . . . Money, money all around, but not a cent for me . . . Beatrice Adams, Claire Garfield, Stanley Eisman, Norman Shear, and Norman Albright elected to the Cabinet. Responsible for bringing the most stupendous class in the history of Overbrook through to success Rosemary Schiavello, president, Thomas Bressi, vice-president, Florence Harn- ley, secretary, Sonia Smith, treasurer . . . CLASS HISTORY Iimmy Poulos and Elaine Finkel elected to lead school . . . Lost our hearts at West Point. September, '41 Dear Diary, Tempus fugit' ',,. Everythings happening at once . . . Graduation pictures of students,- passed out . . , Suave lules Grosswald donned the garb of Chief lustice . . , Many of our gang in Parade Night . . . Stan Channick and Dot Dudley elected A.A. prexies. Ellen Golden was assistant editor of Beacon, lrene Cohen was feature editor. 39 inducted into Sigma Delta . . . Honored by Citizenship Award . . . Received Beacon Keys , . . Got orchestra pins , . . Glamorous femmes and handsome beau brummels tripped the light fantastic at Senior Prom. Ianuary 29 Once again we crashed the portals of Over- brook! SIGMA BELT!-X To those students who are outstanding in scholarship, character, and extra curricular activities goes the highest honor Overbrook High School can award --membership in Sigma Delta. Those inducted into Sigma Delta are:-Rita Andreassi, William Aronow, Eleanor Battafarano, Naomi Bell, Thomas Bressi, Dorothy Chakin, lrene Cohen, Frances Corbmain, Dorothy Dudley, Norma Feinberg, Elaine Finkel, Charlotte Fischrnan, Fay Forman, Claire Garfield, Ellen Goldin, Philip Grallnick, Harriet Greenberg, Harriet Greenspan, Iules Grosswald, Birda Halpern, Florence Harnley, Donald Hunt, lane lones, Shirley Kaskin, Bernard Kirschbaum, Dor- othy Lesitsky, Henrietta Libertow, Norman Margolis, Shirley Mark, Daniel Metzman, Gertrude Mogul, Iames Poulos, Naomi Rittenberg, Ruth Rotfeld, Kathryn Seeley, Ioan Seidel, Gloria Sibilkin, Sonia Smith, Louise Snyder. Q2 WI-IO'S VVHG lies! Allileterz .. Dorolliy Lesilsky--loliri Gcirllcmd lk-:al Siriqers. . , . Grace Wirillirop-Sam Williams Most Popular .. . Rosemary Seliisrvello--Iames Poulos Most Sliidioiizz . Mildred Leori -- - Auron Polonsky Best Dressed ,.,......,.. , Alyse Stem-lciy Scliucliur Best Dancers , Claire Grirlield-lccob Mcritzneck Heal Mii:sicians..BeC1lrice Siriilriiclc-Donald Finkleslein Mont Likely to Succc-ed,..Sl1irley Kaskin-Donald Hunt Viiririiezal Norma Feinberg- llrirold Pogcxclielsky Moral Peraaoiifxlily lluriiel Greerimpuri-Norinrun Shear limi leolciiiq . . Loiiiae D Aripolcll-Walter Miller Most Roriicrilic , Ruth Rolfelcl-Stanley Kessler ESTRA ORCH Members oi the Class ok Xonuary 'A'Z, corr- iributed to the budding oi a great Overbrook Orchestra. Seniors who aided in the creaxion ok an ervsernbXe ok unprecedented size, in the doubhng ok the reperkoire v1ere:DorxaXd Yimde- skein, Eherm G-oXdin, Bernard Kirshbaum, Le Vita, Royce Marks, and Theodore in Himopper Aimee ' rx. ' the Xargest azz-coache Sookasra usicxans, 'sed the X d ' h school Shay rn orchestra history, corrxprr string sXappers. Ours was the orxhf rug erxsernbXe to periorrn WGGKXY on assembly. tt T DS HIEHNES5 TU LI Time and Time again in rehearsal and in drill, Mr. Guy Shortz, energetic conductor of the new and greater O. H. S. Band, has expressed complete satisfaction with his organization. The Shortz-strutters under the gyrations of the baton of Doris Rodgers distinguished themselves on gridiron and stage. They marched and played between halves at football contests decked out in their new Orange, Black, and White uniforms. HOMECON DBAMATIC SPANISH CLUB CLUB CLUB Sponsor ..,,. President .... Vice-President. . . Secretary ......... Treasurer ...,.. . Miss C. Champion Charlotte Fishman . Gloria D'Annunzio , .Dorothy Chatkin . . .Shirley Hanket Sponsor .... .. .Mr. M. Wasserman President . .,....... Philip Trachtman Vice-President ...,..,. Ioseph Kacher Secretary ............. Thelma Laros Treasurer ....,... Mildred Greenstein Sponsor ..... ....,..... M rs. T, Bees President .,........ Gilbert Silverman Vice-President ..., Henrietta Libertow Secretary ...........,... Ann Soloner Treasurer .......,, Harriet Greenberg SOCIAL SERVICE Sponsor ....,...... Miss E. Pettyjohn President .....,,.... Gertrude Mogul Vice-President . .Charlotte Rosenblcxtt Secretory ...,......... Cyrillcx Rubin Treasurer. , ...4.., Gloria Sibulkin TRAVEL LEADERS CLUB CLUB Sponsor ....,....... Miss E. Schuyler Sponsor. ...... Miss D. Early President ..........,.. Samuel Miller Manager ,,.A,,,44 Naomi Bell Vice-President ....,..,... Ioan Seidel Secretary ...,. ....... S hirley Molrk Treasurer. . ....... Evelyn Smith K A-,I ,f H Q x fx MIS' U 1 K .- .Yr ,ff MK f ', X. If .1-'fv fx? 5-.J 'N -X .R ---v- -., ' 5,1 A 5 el I 1 5, ' f v f 1 1: ,,.f' . Z U 'Q ,',f, 4, Us ' ' I 1 7 74 A 4' other pieces of transportationl , , . the swankiest of swank, the Bellevue Strat- ford Hotel, . . . scintillating, syncopated songs by Clarence Fuhrman and his Rhythmeteers . . . gowns-red, blue, pink, white, green, black-a kaleidoscope ot dazzling colors . . , tuxedoes, tails , . . pounding hearts . . . jiving feet . . , beam- ing faces . . . friendly greetings . . 4 laughter, music, dancing, chatting - a whirl ot merriment and hilarity . . . the paragon of Balls . . . the epitome ot friv- olity . . . the night of nights for the class of February '42. FINIS A huge success . . couldn't have been more exciting, more thrilling, more fun . . . a tew hangovers but many memories! X F99 TH!-WEL HHH HE .... All aboard! All aboard! Yes, folks, the train is starting What did you say . No, that's not the Chat- tanooga Choo Choo, that's the Overbrook Special leav- ing for West Point . . Everyone settled? Have your cameras, lunch, and . . oh, yes-cosmetics. . . Pardon rne. son, you cant go into that air condi- toned train, that one is for the teachers only, . Well, we might as well see who's here . . Suppose we walk through the train Oh . . . pardon me! Why it doesnt take long for these fellows and girls to find something to occupy themselves with. Haven't we reached lersey City yet? Did you say that we are pulling into the station now . Let's reach the boat quickly and get a comfortable chair on the top deck There she is . her name is Mayflower .... Stop pushing . . . you'll get to the top deck, don't worry llas anyone seen Mr. Boris? l want to take his pic- ture The boat is starting . . . just feel this breeze. .. Now to see what's in this lunch box of mine. . . Why is everyone rushing to the sides of the boat .... Sing Sing! . . . Are those wise cracks corny! This certainly is a perfect day for the trip-so far, l've taken pictures of the N Y. Billion Dollar skyline, the Statue of Lib- erty and the George Washington Bridge ,... I had better save some films for the rest of the Z p .,., Which reminds me---we should be near West Point. We went through the Palisades a little while ago . . the boat is slowing down . . . We're here! What a climb up this hill! Where shall we go first? Flirtation Walk? . . .This sign says that no visitors are allowedi . , this must be it .,.. ls this path rocky! l-lere's the lover's bench . . . how romantic! . . Come on, let's go to the chapel now. . l-lo hum . . every time you take a step in this place you have to climb a hill ,.,. At last, weve made it! Listen! Someone is playing at the organ. What celestial tones! l could listen to them all day, but we had better re- turn to the parade grounds. lt's time for the Cadets review .,., Look at the girls taking pictures with the cadets. Thrill! Thrill! , . Let's find a bench . l'm tired! They're starting to parade. Oh-heh-h! What form! What precision! The entire spectacle is so colorful. . . Theres the boats whistle Let's go ..., Everyone here? Do my fe-et hurt ,... This boat ride ix: so restful. . I think l'll ioin the crowd and sing. . Oh, the deacon went down . . What a beautiful sunset! lt wont be long before we reach Iersey City . ln fact, weve passed the George Washington Bridge already . Everyone is gathering their pos- sessions We must be there The train is almost ready to start. . Here comes Mr. Boris and Mr. Rosenberg , . . Yes, everything is O K . Uh, the lights went out ..., lt's funny C71 the way the bulbs just fall from their places. Wonder why? . . . Ouch! . . l've got a cinder in my eye .... Where's the nurse .... This would happen to me . . . Well were nearly home now anyway. What a day! l'lI never forget it . . the Cadets' parade, flirtation walk, and especially- those spotless streets and pavements! The train is slowing up--- We're in Philadelphia Home, sweet home, and my soft bed .... Thank goodness, tomorrow is Memorial Day .... S'long, everybody, see you in school! 5.1 xNo,, vg ,Q 2 ie., 5-,ur-v b .J-I-S P' L r r S J' ' 5 -M ' ,,, '9x All rf? XM-f f1' -f 11 v Z - Q' .4 .9 N 2 1 V V' nn - E I rff, 'I..f',' -!.i.,,W l fwfffm-n.-1:-qv, 0' ., -.,.., Tu ' Af ' ' - 2 5: lv . f -95 gk 1 'L' li .- ,'4l- Q x fi. ff Q 'Qs 51 1 Nw LuhgCw,,,,,.,,L'..f H 'f . x ' Q 1 -QQ 'Mwst L of .3 4' 1 AL 5 v ji 'S N 4 Y ...sd 1 -at 'n . . X K par' . - 'Y O.H.S. Trdcic ciidrnpionsiiipsi DGKGGK oi Week Pbiiiv on the gridiron. Xusi d Kew oi the QYQGX victories vlbicb the Pdnibers vi on over ibeir ro our iresbrndn veor, we iedrned xbox ibe swirn- bdd been rernoved 'rrorn Overbrook ip wipe our NOXS. ' GY bdcic oii redrns srer to be Going W fn tennis, ond g X iroubie. idined on one ro can wonder rning, gv . K iindncid N spori, ren r ininds ' ibe deiedl becduse o Yooibdii ci pdvdbe deiicii coused bv oiber sports. Beiore ibe sidri oi our gridiron segson, on bdcic io oniv one gredi gdrne on 'One gridiron, KYXGK being 'I ands ot Overbrook. Mernber tbat great pass, co in tbe second period? Yes, that on two pre- r's Ptnitiy at tbe ti . to XNayne Coc , Panthers took nkiord, iast yea ts aiso oi West irorn Gscar iobnson one wiii be bard to iorget. Using tbe never-sayfdie-tbeory our garne tnsseis, iosing to Upper Darby and Easton. Yra city cbarnps and Overbrook's 'iirst sctnoiastic ieague opponen , proved too rnncb tor ttne Panthers, ait'nong'n tbe garne was rnucb cioser and bard-iougtnt ttnan ttne X8-O score irnpiies. Pts a resnit oi bad breaks, a reinvenated Overbrook team was iieid to a 6-6 tie by Sontbern idigbs spnnky eieven at tbe Barns' new stadium. Pr determined Pantber eieven took the iieid against tbis bigbiy rated Pioxborongb tearn. Piaying a bang-up garne, tbe Hiiitop- pers iust narrowiy rnissed upsetting tbe indians, 7-6. Once again in our snort bistory, tbe Speedboys oi iNest ?biiadei- pbia inst bareiy nosed ont our tigbting Panttners. Due to a quick return oi a kick during ttie iast period, our boys were topped, 7 to O. Pk 'nigbiy iavored ?anttier sgnad were upset, VL to 6, at tbe bands ' 'Ytiis ganie concinded our not-too-successtui season on stic ieagne. igbboriiood rivai, iobn Bartrarn, i3-7 decision. Members ' Marks, idassis, ard, Gram. e scboia 'nst a ne nd oi a aptains ris Hogg are oi birnon the gridiron tor tb O. ii, S. bit tire dust agar 'ne garne on t'ne short e bout season were Co-c ta, Weiss, Sbeikrnan, Pa , ' . The iast iour rnernbers out oi t bring a e ianot Wiiiiarns coining who tieiped to Gianzberg. Minor, Oidrat , uzzo, brown, Scbrnnkier, and ONS. b 'Petr Ye . WVZ, stnde FOR -Qi 'Hu E . 'YYYUD TRP-CK vtew the past and present ot our nattonatty known track team, wett never Penn Ptetays. when our team capped the Nattonat Ntedtey Betay. d Stack added a tew more medats to tts ever-expanding captured by the supenor Httttopper tour. We aight time. Att the track combtna- h restgned. Yottowtng Mr. a member ot untry Ptnd now to torget that atternoon at the Later tn that season the Orange an cottectton, when the Mite Retay Trophy was atso won the Pubhc High Champtonshtp tor the thtrd str ttons suttered a hard btow when herb Grtgson, our tamous coac , Grtgson, the reigns were tmmedtatety tatcen over by Mr. Anthony Prmtco, shop department. Mr. Grtgson, however, tound ttme enough to coach the cross-co y vtctortes. ed over att tctnds ot competttton to take the Schotasttc League Mttc C Durtng the sway at power we saw the Panthers wtn the urs on the ctnder paths ot Yrankhn Ytetd. They 'ng through att teague competttton. the mite retay championship O H 5 durtng the Wttttarns, the , X0 to YYXGYX 'ers romp P nn Pt. . ' 'ust '36 ha ,, by rompt me wtth urets to . . Garttand, X90 Our harrt Champtonshtp at the e nattonat and one tocat tttte rn 3 went on to cttmax thts sensattonat season Last tune our torces traveted atar and came ho trorn Schenectady, N. Y. Members who have brought many ta past year have been Grant and Gorman, co-captatnsg Grhnes, Bough, etc. The tatter two are members ot the ctass ot Feb 'AZ BASEBALL ' t tor two successtve seasons has made us teet sweet revenge the titstenmachenmen hghttng hard under trytng con tinoctatng ott West Phxt y 'n our hearts. Each year deep down r erage rnanaged to view at the end oi the season a 500010, or better, av avertord, Centrai, Pioxborough, and Oiney, beiore Ben Prankiin. in '40, the boys caused i iavored rivais in succes- ii d quite ditions, have aiways in the win and iose coiurnn, in '39, we achieved victories against id wn to deicat at the hands ot Prankiord and 'th their wiiiows, by running over three high y- ii and basebaii was suiiered by West Phi y. he power ot the Panthers, we again produce Bok Southern, Centrai, and trouncing at the hands ot Bartrarn and going do a pennant scare wi sive order. IX deieat in tootba Pts this was our iinai year to view t a successiut nine. ioiting Brown Prep, Carnden. , West Phiiiy, iii to 3. Pennant chances were haited by deieats Pioxborough. BASKE-TBALL Under the abie ieadership ot WW. C. W. Weiier, popuiar basketbaii coach oi the Panther tearn, it has contiriuaiiy maintained a high standing among Pubiic High Quintets. in Feb. '39, whiie stiii in knee pants, the Piiiitoppers had a rnighty aggregation on the Ross Eck, Pete Puiieton, and Don Butier, who captured third piace honors ' rnent tor any iunior. raduates ati predicted that the uschooi on the hiii ' ot the Pubiic ifiigh League. 'Yhat year we iioor. iviernbers a great achieve the 47.00 underg ' the covered iinds ture second oiace. that year, ar iater, iace in ' tve, to cap One ye ip but p tPhiiiy i cou knocked ov er id not he the Wes EAM WORK. . By the start oi Our 9 GY t e new y record showe recorde ears an we re seniors t est quintet in the ieague r i Pia oii Pi ate spurt rrnantown Oniy o e o rriade up d or two re the o Pubiic and Ge which is struggie d we we i sing ti a t O ney t varsit B now we our tearn rea ty carrie to a seven wins against our ioses rust rn 'sive wins over Bartrarn, Prank ord orthe Channick, is now competing on the presen succes our ciaiss, Stan rnostiy iuniors. V v Q N 3 Q 4 Q f ,A,..4, 5 X 7. 2 i 'Q QT I M 1 f 7Wfmf r ummm' I -- iQ N FA.: 'il ug it if Q6 '11 fri, -f-.-4. .K DANCING CLUB The Dancing Club, which is sponsored by Miss Zelley, is one in which our girls have an opportunity to display their grace and poise, The work of this club consists mainly of ballet dances which require much concentration as well as graceful and rythmic body move- ments. This term the girls spent a great deal of time practicing their dances in prepara- tion for Parade Night. Their hard work is never in vain for their performances are al- ways heartily acclaimed BOWLING CLUB With bowling fast becoming a national sport, the Bowling Club, the most recently formed of all our clubs, is probably the most popular one. Every Wednesday after- noon, about eighty-two enthusiastic girls make their ways to Iimmy Dykes' Bowling Alleys at 52nd and Sansom Sts, There, under the capable leadership of Miss Newcomb, sponsor, and Elizabeth Terzano, manager, they become acquainted with the essentials at bowling and practice for that technique which marks a professional bowler. Since there are no restrictions as to ability, girls who have had little practice may bowl with others who may be very good. ln this way, the less experienced girls may become better acquainted with the game by observing the form of the better bowlers. SWIMMING CLUB The Swimming Club, having classes rang- ing from beginners to varsity, offers excellent opportunity for girls of all abilities. Every Tuesday at the Y, M. C. A, under the patient leadership of Miss Smith, the girls learn how to swim, to perfect their strokes, and to do both plain and fancy diving. There is also an opportunity for those interested ir- Life Saving, both junior and senior, to receive in- structions from Miss Moore, swimming in- structor at the Furthermore, the club is divided into two teams which engage in triendly competition. The atnioznpliere created by this competition inspires the girls to work harder for their teams as well as for their personal benefits MONDAY GAMES CLUB The Monday Games Club, although the name is new, is not an entirely new club, since it is a branch of the old Round Robin Club. This club, composed of interested girls from llB, l2A, and 12B classes, parallels the popularity of its mother club. With its wide variety of activities, namely, ping-pong, archery, badminton, and deck tennis or ring volley, it appeals to many girls. Under the leadership of its sponsor, Miss Early, a tourna- ment is held in which each girl has a chance to play all other members of the club This tournament not only heightens the interest of the girls but teaches them the principles of good' sportsmanship. LEADERS' CLUB The Leaders' Club, which met on Monday afternoons after school, was previously com- posed of all girls interested in improving their class aims and aiding in their gym classes. Last term, however, a new plan was adopted. Under this plan, the club is composed of girls who are chosen by the gym teachers for their ability. The club now meets during school hours. The purpose of the club is to help those who are interested in developing lead- ers. This term the chief activity is an exer- cise in rythmics which the girls, under the leadership of Miss Early, worked into a patriotic number for Parade Night. The girls are also given definite aims which they work on for extra credit. These exercises increase the interest of the girls in the club and help them to perfect their form on the various pieces of apparatus. 1 , . , S I 1 x a 5 I . l I '- 1 L .- . L D 1 - .I 1 Q I 2K , If- .-his . , ' .'-:b-ab 1:-nz-. -- - .:'. :L .'- .1 .I U.:-:.':4?:.:-'ff Zz. L. .' l-.5 1' K' ' ' l . T. fx - 1.. . I , .Q-. '. 4'-1 . '. .x Til',:e 'l Q -' 'rf . Aflfg? I ix: .- -4 - uf ' Erik 2 - J'.x-:-ly...,.. .:.yg-,: -'.-3 -.: h A,..,,.,3.x,.. , i. '1.J.n z+i'2,,1i?,. .. if-iijg l. ' ' 1. . . - 2 E XM ' .4. rl2 1 . 154, 2: 'l . ' KWH! ,..'-55. M'-nk' .. . . .. QA! Q -' Q 'Uv 'Qi wi? --. -- . J .-.-v.. 4-. . L 7.r,f',,s11 f.vJ'-I .4 ?::' 1--3'-Ye 'i1r?3G.:-if-f - Q F I vim., :.jl..:,.-g- ,. .L . .3 f..q:.f,,1:.5334f?i.- 5. 3, ' -:'e,i,-14.2. .-3'1f'.1- In 1. , - ' ' - .' .'..a'.,.-.' ,Y-'fl-51.'v . w,-',. I-,',o'.,'x, 3. -. f . 8 . . .. .: ..-:,v...',g..Ar.g Q' ,' : . . . . . -. .. . ,. . , r , r . . . wg- x .vp-2 .s 1 1 . .x:'aZ:l.Jq..... ..w!rx,:.? ,O fr I , ,.,. ' V ' .'- ..'a . .nr QL, 'Q ' fnv-' Oh I ' I u- 3 . ' 4 rr 1 ' '-P-IV: '-.'lE:'f' lzf. ' ' vga: ',:'45 ,'g. , .-H. - -- ' Q W 2,34 Wm. . .,- .Z:5jI- W.. 4,-.:x.'D I -E121 v lrene Cohen Ellen Goldin Birda Halpern Louise Snyder AWARDS Norma Feinberg Diana Greenbaum Harriet Greenspan Robert Samuels Marilyn Lowenstein ORCHESTRA Ernest Dorman Ellen Goldin Donald Finklestein Bernard Kirschbaum loyce Marks Theodore Sookiasian Matthew Williams CITIZENSHIP-SERVICE Beatrice Adams Harry Angelos Harold Aron Helen Belinsky Dora Boone Mildred Epstein Donald Finklestein Sydney Freedman Shirley Hally Stanley Kessler Sadie Oxman lnez Parker Norma Patterson Carolyn Perna Patrick Purnell Doris K. Rogers Gene Smith Sebastian Spatichia Margaret Spence Nick Tallio Frances Zaltzman Football lohn Paris Robert Petruzzo William Minor Harry Shmukler Leonard Goldberg Roland Brown Sam Williams Baseball Max Becker Anthony Fogliano William Kline no.. MEN Track Iohn Gartland Benjamin Williams Sam Williams Mitchell Williams N. Lorenzo Shephard Basketball Stanley Channick 79 iss sears . . 1 : 41 A I , Z . Q! 2- 'Br o, .. N'-5 . i E 27 2 4 ,L E fits to if-E -Ii a if. f , A if E I 1 its 'S W .ff all af. 1 ilitulml LW ,mf if Q A , ,git ff-'istmllyiii fx , W f ' . sity M m ir I' IW xl W ' ' tk ift X'L .,!,........... ...... ' .D ,P 1 X , H! .F 12 Wi S I . ik ,l func FACULTY Mr. William M. Clime ...........................,,............., Principal Miss Marion W. Masland . . . ..., Special Assistant to Principal Mr. H. Morgan Ruth ,...... .... S pecial Assistant to Principal Miss Hazel A. Keith .... .,.... . Assistant to Principal ART AND MECHANIC ARTS Farley, William W. . .................... .......... .,... H e ad of Department Baurle, Frank E. Belfield, Percy C. Berger, Edward I. Cainero, Blanche Crater, Lewis G. Earle, Ralph P. Eisenhardt, George H., National Defense Ridington, Tho Anderson, Elizabeth I. Baker, Elizabeth F. Brennan, Elizabeth M. Carter, Anne G. Devins, Philip Elsea, Edward B. Fitzgerald, Grace W. ITLCIS Kaplan, Albert I. .. . Andersen, Mary I. Clothier, Georgeanna Collier, Regina Evans, Florence Gross, Esther Hamilton, William R. Heavey, Regina Kuehne, Oswald R Bricker, Gertrude Burkart, Anna D. Gendell, Anne A. Fisher, Francis, CSubstitutel Faunce, Henry R. Filippone, Nicholas S., National Defense Folker, Iudson L. Schofield, Harold E., Military Service Smyth, S. Gordon COMMERCE Ginsberg, Louis Havsy, Oscar M. Hunter, Elizabeth B. Hunter, Margaret Iekofsky, lsadore I. Kreizman, Samuel L. Lazarus, Mollie S. Lilly, William M. ENGLISH Iames, Margaret B. Koch, Florence F. Koch, Louise M. Miller, Ruth W. Murray, Dorothea G. O'Loughlin, Rene L FOREIGN LANGUAGE Iackson, William B. Kinney, Anna M. 80 Vernon, Dorothy, Substitute Thomas, George R. Turner, Iulian E., National Defense Amico, Anthony I., Substitute Ullrich, I. Rogers Atkins, Iohn, Stock Clerk . . Head of Department Lindsay, Mary Love, Bernard H. McHenry, Sara M. Schoch, Wendell D. Shoe, Helen McHenry Thomasson, Eunice Winson, Max . . Head of Department Patchel, Margaret M. Resnick, Nathaniel H. Riemer, Reinhold Rosenberg, Martin Schmucker, Katharine M. Seidman, Iulius Wasserman, Maurice M. . . . . Head of Department Longaker, Elizabeth P. Rees, Thyra C. Shumway, Anna E. Champion, Clara Wf Smith, Muriel Barlow, Mildred Bristol, Wyman A. Christman, lohn D. Kazze, Louis Edwards, Mabel E, Ogden, Beniamin V. . . Allen, Florence . . , . . . Earley, Dorothy Newcomb, Frances H. Smith, Mildred G. Ungemach, Dena D. . Albert, Guy E. Barten, Katherine E. Boris, Harry Brooks, Florence A. Butz, Madaline B. Burch, Henry B. . .. Bagley, Edith A. Burke, Iohn F., Military Service Bigberg, Benjamin, Substitute Chernott, Samuel W. Cherry, Mabel D. Schmidt, Meta Power, Bertha M. Tobin, Frances D. .. Cann, Beba Davidson, Florence K. FACULTY HOME ECONOMICS Shoe, V. Ethrelda MATHEMATICS Fraser, Bemsen S. Ligon, Margaret MUSIC Kelley, Mildred l. Thompson, Elizabeth D. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Zelley, Pauline Collin, 'Wilfred C. Grigson, VV. Herbert SCIENCE Ehrenreich, loseph Goldman, Edward H. larriieson, lanet P. Kuner, Harry SOCIAL STUDIES Goodman, Hannah Hoagland, Horace W. Hughes, Frances M. Kirchner, Anna E. Nayhouse, lesse, Substitute Kohm, loseph G. LIBRARY OFFICE Foote, lda Y. Kirk, Christine M. Sl . . . Chairman . Head ol Department McDonough, Donald l.. Noll, lrvin C Beeder, Elsie . . . . . . Chairman ShortZ, Guy . l-lead ol Depsir-iiiierit CGirlsl Kistenmacher, lohn C. Bau, lohn Weiler, Vtlarren O. . Head ot Department Lyons, Frances W. Masland, Annetta B. Miller, B, Beatrice Pettyjohn, Etta M. Beclcard, Butus W. . . Head ol Department Price, Ferris L. Schuyler, M. Eloise Schweinsberg, Wilmer Showers, Balph W. Stewart, Mary E. Lilitiarian . . . . Secretary . Head ot Department Steinberg, Florence Morrison, llozae. 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Write ar Phone PENnypacker 2328 For 29th Annual Catalog LINCULN PREP l3ll SPBUCE ST. 0 PHILA. nl, mnnrnrn E, unvuwxsn, rrnmpal High Solczriedn POSITIONS .'XWAl'l'lNl,l 'l'llli liR.XlJl'.X'l'li Ol FLORE QNSTITUTE ll:-cause uf 'l'lu-ir Srila-rior 'l'r:iining in BEAUTY CULTURE ICNROLI. XUXY .Xl pn-will tuition. Small :mimi lux ment, lmlzilwc weekly. Silrccssfxilly 'liizum-ll Ill-xnixlirixuiis l'mlvx Ilin-rt Siipciwisiuxi of M.XIl.XB1l'. l-I.0RI'., 5INl lt lUlw l'l.OItlC lNS'l'l'l'l lilf lll-I lllC.Xl l'lll.4M.Y ,,. 414 Hrhsi lxl1,lIll Congratulations to the Class WYNNE PHARMACY ALPHA BETA GAMMA FRATERNITY S. CANTOR-W. BOBBIN, Pharmacists MU CHAPTER S I K I H S. E. Cor. 54th and Arlington Sts. tan ey o to Manuel Beniqmin TRINITY 4565 PHILADELPHIA gh?f1erRC?REill?,2l7, It No Answer HEI-23 ICISELS G I AL. BRUSCO 12'B HNGLES I Dealer in all Leading Brands ot BEER, ALE, PORTER and BEVERAGES 6508 LANSDOWNE AVENUE 'Kegs or Cases ol Beer rfii. assi SAM'S IUNK SH West 1496 OP Highest prices paid lor Paper, Rags, Iron. Metal 4824 MERION AVE. 4833 LANCASTER AVE. frear entrancel Compliments of TEDDY POLEN Compliments of IIIVHVIY BASS The goal of success is now won By the spirit ol l2B'l, 2 Look outl We're coming through! Graduating Class of IZB-2, 3 Success to the Seniors will always br: The sincerest wish ot l2B-3. 4 Farewell to you we cheerily say To all the students who have to We've graduated, we-'re here no i-more, Give out three cheers lor olcl Back 4 5 Spirits true, hearts alive, That is the motto ot 12B-5. 6 Like Aesop's proverbial bundle ol sticks We stuck together in IZB-6. 7 Seven rhymes with heaven, So, in our book, if you took a look, You'd lind forty angels ravinf 8 Good luck to Overbrook, says Bk. 8, We hate to leave, but thats just late, 9 In all endeavors you'll tind us tryin', We're the members ot 12B nine. sllyg We Wish to Acknowledge the Co-operation of the following: LOTZ PHOTO-ENGRAVING COMPANY-Mr. Harry Firth, Mollie Goldman SARONY STUDIOS-Sadye Shrier, Francis Rubin, Mr. Woro CAMPUS PUBLISHING COMPANY-Mr. Orville Stambough, Mr. Walter Mazurek 84 ' '1n' f'---'fkwn'---lg-Y 1 'P L 1 . 11 11, 1 V kg 1 if 1 , , i 4 1 1 11 11 1 E I W 1 ,1 111 1 11 1, .1 1 l i i 111 1' 11 4: ll , :- 11 ,1 Y 1E 5 FJ li iz 1 im, in 1 11 1 lag 211 i1 1 1 1 1 ff 'S W I' 9 ' 15 1' il 52,95-E 3f TLJ . 24,111 1 1 jig: 11 in j J 1 551114-3 SE 1 1145.1 1.2, f , 11 ' If 11 11 ' ' bi W---'vv 1 I 1 EW-wi 1 +LQzf1113W?f--q JW 1 f1fWffi M. 1 L A AQf:'iiffi1QQf,f,flwmw' i'efA:'5i7ffff ' :Aiii 5 gZ.i1.,.,'ii, .z,,,ggfii ,QT 'fl' L gwggifll H3 1 -.v.,....1,..-..,..,........,..,..,1,. .- . z M H ,L ,RSL J? 1 1r - F1 L1 1,11 211 wi 4 W - 1. , li 11 1 4, I vi .. 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