Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.