Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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.

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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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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.