Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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

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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

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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.