Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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.

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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.

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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.