Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 118 of the 1951 volume:

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Through sorrow, heartbreak, and despair, 'Neath burdens seeming hard to bear, Brave Man has smiled at Death-and won! Thus he shall stagger always on Forever! Ioan Eckstein One THEME OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL'S SILVER ANNIVERSARY. 1951 WE, THE RECORD BOOK STAFF, HAVE AT' TEMPTED TO TELL THE STORY OF OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL FROM THEN H9261 TO NOW 119511. FOR TWENTYfFIVE YEARS, THOUSANDS OF STUDENTS HAVE LIVED, LAUGHED AND LEARNED IN OUR BELOVED SCHOOL . . . WE KNOW OVERBROOK HAS HELPED ALL OF US TO ENTER THE WORLD AS BETTER AND MORE IN' TELLIGENT CITIZENS. 1 I i If C? fi - , 1 - A df, ,- 2 T Z x VQFE R B R o ovx lg T . fl' ' f ' ff 'QAM I!! 41 i i ES 2' Eg A U1 A 'E ' 25? f 5 -, mn i K n , S I -4 5 f f ? I IIII F' ' 'SML Li - -2, WW Q Af ' 4:55555 Lf: A , , , - :I3 'G '- - I 7 ' --..- - W -,,,,,,,gg5qm1jf,!I,l,!'kImg':'lt D , , ,. Mr., , -fwmaazuiiulww' V .nfuali f.'.-l!,.-...Ia4 B - x X ,,Q...- 5 , I Two frw 5 X . , gy OM' E. H1-,Q IL v ,..., 1 .L- '-fp- ' ir , , E. ' I I jg I --d- - Els II : if 1 3 5 I 25 I : g if. L .A -1 A : V7 F ,.. ,Q . , Q V f P ' 2 5 ga L s S 41 ' gg , 5:5555 ' ' ' T 5 ' I V 515 - aww? DEDICATIO OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL'S SILVER ANNIVERSARY 1951 D WE SINCERELY DEDICATE THIS BOOK TO MISS MARY BYRNE, OUR SPONSOR, WHOSE LEADERSHIP, AND INTEREST IN ALL OUR AC' TIVITIES HAVE HELPED US THROUGHOUT OUR YEARS AT OVERBROOK. WE, THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE 1951, ARE GREATLY INDEBTED TO MISS BYRNE FOR HER CONTINUOUS ENCOURAGEMENT. Three Overbook High is Opened After Short Delay Missing office equipment and class room furni- ture are rapidly being replaced . . . On Sept. 20, the Overbrook High School opened after a week's delay caused by the failure of certain necessary equipment to arrive .... Lillian Rheinhold First President Of O.H.S. Lillian 'Rheinhold is the first president of the Students' Association of Overbrook. .lacob l.ilien- field, the runner-up for president. is Y.l'. this term and will be president next term .... Journalism Class Publishes Beacon The journalism class was organized under the leadership of Bliss Anderson for the purpose of teaching its pupils something about newspaper work .... Biology Department Lauds Facilities of New School lforcing and growing benches for new plants and aquariums invites experimentation .... Facilities for Music Best in Entire City Says Mr. Kazze All phases of musical training amply provided for in many large rooms .... We Need An Athletic Field Oct. l8, l926 With the Students' Association organization well under way. and a semblance of government springing up, the Athletic Association comes to the foreground. Until now little thought has been given to this organization. To any high school. no matter where, a decent, definite. athletic held is a large asset .... O.H.S. Library Begins To Function On November 8. the Overbrook library, one of the most complete high school libraries in the city, began to function .... Dr. Wildman Speaks On League of Nations The connection of science with the league of nations was the subject of a speech by llr. XYilrl- man in a talk to the students of Overbrook on Armistice Day. . . . Girls' Athletics Launched in School Our athletic representatives from each book met Mon., Nov. 15, in the gym to form a girls' Athletic Association .... West Philadelphia Presents Money To Overbrook Overbrook is deeply grateful to West l'hila. High School for a gift of S3lO presented to our Students' .Xssociation by the older school in order that we may start our organization ,... Four Promises of P.R.T. Still Unfulfilled Soth Street omnibus line and Lancaster Avenue trolley as yet unimproved .... Rooms ln Basement Offer Many Thrills lntc-resting facts are disclosed by inquisitive students-Students enjoy visits to lower regions. At The Theatres Sir l lenry Lauder -XYalnut St. theatre: The Nightingale -Shubcrt theatreg Cavalleria Rusti- cana g and l'agliaci -- Metropolitan Opera l louse. Mr. Weiler Elected As Class Sponsor XYas very active in many activities at XVest Philadelphia for Boys .... Christmas Carol To Be Presented By Dramatic Club The cast: Scrooge-l'resco Anderson Nlarley's Ghost-Sam Burns Hob Cratchet-VVilliain Foote Tiny Time-Rlyer Forman Governor Pinchot Addresses High School Delegation Convention held at Independence Hall .... Dr. Owen Wister Visits Overbrook lnspects linglish classes .... Mifttl First Track Meet Held in Long Room Courian makes good showing .... Overbrook Plan Of Education Praised In the Overbrook lligh School the students are given a more comprehensive education than in most other high schools .... Our Conservatory is Growing Rapidly Many rare plants are donated to school by Mr. Hiscr .... Constitution Ready To Be Put Into Effect Official law of school to be embodied in docu- ment drawn up by advisory council of S..-X .... Mildred Taylor is First President Of Girls' Athletics Mildred Taylor was elected president of the girls' A.A. at the meeting of the representatives, on November 17 .... Cheer Leading Squad To Be Formed Preparations have been made for the forming of a cheer-leading squad .... Character Needed For Entrance To College President of university puts emphasis on social development .... Girls Soon To Start Track Practice Girls are now turning their attention to track and field events .... LEADERSHIP Wy. 'DMMM W CAM ff' WW Qi! fad? gm '44 if ' 'fg'AJaf,f,,,.4,40 Z1- fw-M Awzffif . MM fmgjfffif' V275 W' GUIDANCE mu, 5 WXO Q CLU.. QA.:-3-, bgpag wan UCSXSTM., ,Wm og ii 1.-MmW'.gi,wT.f,CQ'bQ im QQ-g Q.bu:xo..e,XQ.., Clxoo-SX O ERBROOK WILLIAM M. CLIME ...... ............ P rincipal MARION W. MASLAND ....... ......... V icefPrmcipal H. MORGAN RUTH ....... .................. V icefPnncipal HAZEL A. KEITH ......... ..,..... A ssistant to Principal WILLIAM W. FARLEY Eugene Brambley, Sr. Eugene Brambley, Ir. Herbert Brambley Irwin Brambley Arts and Mechanic Arts Blanche Camero Edwin Craft Nicholas S. Filippone Christian Koch, Ir. GEORGE LAYMAN. ...... . ....................................... Commerce THOMAS T. RIDINGTON ................... ........... Dorothy M. Baldwin Elizabeth M. Brennan Lillian Cohen Philip Devins Edward B. Elsea Grace Fitzgerald Phyllis Forman Helen Gross Oscar M. Havsy Elizabeth B. Hunter Margaret Hunter Samuel L. Kreizman English ALBERT J. KAPLAN .................... , .............. . Margaret I. Brambley joseph Kohm Howard Carlisle fMil. Leavej Anna Live Florence Chester Ruth Golden Regina Heavey Frankie Herskowitz Esther Myers Rene I. O'Loughlin Margaret M. Patchel Foreign Language OSWALD R. KUEHNE ................................. Anna D. Burkhart Pagquale A. Contini Mary L. Fugate Hazel A. Keith Elizabeth P. Longaker Home Economics EI.sA Sci-IUMANN ..... ..................................... Mathematics .......Head of .......Hcad of ........Head of Head of the Department Dwight Shuster George R. Thomas Charles F. Wayne William F. Weinholtz .......Stock Clerk the Department William M. Lilly Bernard H. Love fMil. Leave Ella Rupp Helen M. Shoe Eunice Thomasson Max Winson the Department Vivian Penico Nathaniel H. Resnick William I. Ross Julius Seidman Igor Shavelenko Maurice Wasserman the Department Marie S. Weeks Doris Rosenman ELSIE REEDER ......... ............. ........ ....................... A c t ing Head of the Department Israel Abrams Remsen Fraser Bernard Setzman Kathryn Carney Olympia Viscidi Eight F CULTY Music Louis KAZZE ......... ...................,........... Henry Loper Physical Education BENJAMIN V. OGDEN ......................,..........,.......,............. FLORENCE ALLEN ...................................... Chairman Marion Blumenstein Irving Brody Mary Byrne Wilfred C. Collin DENA Katherine B. Beltield Florence A. Brooks Sol Deglin joseph Ehrenreich D. UNGEMACH .... ARTHUR D. GRAEFF ...... Edith A. Bagley Elizabeth F. Baker john F. Burke Samuel W. Chernoif Mary L. Sidwell Samuel D. Cozen Dorothy H. Earley Evelyn Highley John C. Kistenmacher Science Spenser Gowdy Edna Green janet P. Jamieson Social Studies Margaret Devine Hyman German Frances M. Hughes Thomas McGinniss Wilmer Schweinsberg Counsellors Christine Mahl Sylvia R. Reyburne Library Louisa MAXMIN .................................. ELEANOR A. DOUGHERTY ........ Office FRANCES D. TOBIN ........................................ Reba Cann Roberta Duffey EDWARD JAFOLLA ........................................... CHARLES WEILER .......... ....... Nurse Matron Margaret Curry, Head Mary Costa Margie B. McGinley Custodian Albert Hayes Nine ........Chairman .Head of the Department Girls' Physical Education Leonard Kolenda John Rau Warren O. Weiler Pauline Zelley .......Head of the Department Benjamin Karp Frances W. Lyons Annetta R. Masland Etta M. Pettyjohn ........Head of the Department Aaron Sklar Howard Sonenfeld Elvira Versaci Marie C. Wheaton Ruth Steinbrook .........Librarian .........Secretary ................Head of Office Eva Z. Dubins Q .........Non Teacl1ing Assistant ........................Special Aide Dietitian Bessie R. Haslam TWE TY-FIVE YEARS AT OVERBROGK MISS ALLEN MRS, BELFIELD MISS BROOKS DR. BURKHART MISS CAMERO MR. CLIME MR. ELSEA MRS. FITZGERALD DR. GRAEFF DR. HUNTER Miss JAMIESON MR. KAZZE MISS KEITH MR. KISTENMACHER MISS LONGACRE Miss MASLAND Ten MR. NOLL MR. RESNICK MR. RUTH MR. SEIDMAN MRS. SHOE MR. THOMAS MISS TOBIN MR. WEILER UTHER ADIVIINISTR TGRS H. MORGAN RUTH Vice-Principal MARION W. MASLAND Vice-Principal aw' MISS KEITH THOMAS G. MCGINNISS FRANCES TOBIN MISS BRENNAN CQUNSELORS Office Secretary MR. SAMUEL KREIZMAN ...for directing the flnancf ing and 'the photography of -the Record Book. rafifuvle fo Miss BLANCHE CAMERO . . . Whose artistic judgment guided the art staff. MR. JULIUS SEIDMAN . . . for his invaluable advice and suggestions to our liter' ary staff. DR FRANCES W. LYoNs M155 EI-SIE REEDER . . . for supervising collections , . . for her aid in conduCfiUS for the Record Book. the drive for advertisements. Twelve S 0 J ,- ? -D gym WEL WEL V ' H ? F M I E K ,Q -lwlwlillllllll is-Z - l ' lm' ' E m1Hnfnaln:u'lllg 1' f N1 X ' l1 F :EffT I 6 15' -- - Qi- It I ,,.f. fm -1---- ? mg14'nsrmm m ..,I ' T K X W3 M W , fn T . w - - I ' ' fw!l'g'lUllY1m1 ' 1 M 1'!1lwfllllg,u!-Wil - an V A I I ' ' ' Q' if ' ,ig Q A Mm UTM ' 4 XII my G5 Hx H311 F4 ' .H M1 5 ' IIHIHHH 'k A AX A f f Iu . Fw vv ' ! W I Y xxwxxaiv -' - ll K 5' f H1 W X X 7 . I UBSCRIBE to :hc EA CON Ee Edllorial Page I X SUBSCRIBE lo the BEACON Th e B e a 0 n Overbrook High School flume II. No. 7. 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Sin LEGISLATIVE CABINET Dolores Auld Ninn Chaiken Catherine Conte Robert Ford Allen Goodman Patricia Jayne Leonard hluros Allen Meltzer Bnrlwuru Pernzm ADVISORY COUNCIL Nina Clmiken Leonard Gordon Leonard juros Deenu lvlnndle Bzlrlmra Pernxl Sixteen I 1.111 lzckstcln Al TRIBUNAL Arm wld Cwhc11 HIWCIT LKJWL' K lurizl Scrwgly gm c1lJHLlI'lLlI'l JUDICIAL Seventeen DELEGATES AND ALTERNATES ,Iucolw Alstcin Sondra: Bornstcin Arnold Cohen Cnthcrinc Coutc Lois Ford Hcrlwcrt Ucllw Hxxrvcy Gushncr Trcmnync Harmon Mmartawll Mundcll Sally Pcmlsky Runzlld Roscnlvcrg Aloxm Scruiini Arlcuc Yuscm Curl Zuckcr fy ' Q -A VX ,Xiu ,Xy ff ,Xy iss Q, X .xx- X W- ,Yu QQ. ,Z if , A -,Xe X3 :X KX , XX X 'XXX x-X .-:X X ian. X Q. in . XX X .X XXX x S, X X-Q X, Q 2 i-XX . Q X -XX ,. X NXXN L. A ,X DORIS M. ADAMS 5912 Thompson St. S.A., A.A. Dot would like to be a typist or a secretary . . . enjoys dances and the movies . . . likes to eat and sleep . . . what an unusual girl . . . no dislikes! . . . this gal doesn't even have any suppressed desires! DOROTHY IRENE ALLEN 4932 Aspen St. Com. S.A., A.A. Dot wants to become a secre- tary . . . enjoys summer vacations, weekends, and basketball . . . can type and ice skate well . . . spends her time playing the piano and cooking . . . abhors conceited girls and zero periods . . . when queried on her suppressed desires, Dot just blushes. BERNICE ALPER 517 S. Salford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Collector, Softball, Basketball, Leaders. Bonnie's ambition is to marry the boss's son . . . likes listening to popular music . . . enjoys ice skating and swimming . . . tests bother her . . . has always wanted to be a singer . . . with her looks it is very possible. PHYLLIS ANGELO 2749 N. 45th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Show Committee, Delegate, Library Aide. Phil wants to be a medical technician . . . among her abilities are looking at television and study- ing at the same time . . . special likes are Christmas, Easter, summer vacation, boys, and horseback riding . . . can always' be found with the sixes. DOLORES AULD 5219 Kershaw St. Com. S.A., A.A., VicefPresident of 12B, Asst. Gym Teacher, Volleyball, Leaders, Bowling, Round Robin, Tennis, A.A. Representative, Out- door Archery. Dolores will be a capable secre' tary when she enters the business world. A great sports enthusiast. Swimming and bowling are favor' ites. Loves to watch television at night while doing homework. Nineteen ARMENA BAGRAMIAN 6744 Lebanon Ave. Ac.fMusic S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Asst. Mgr. of Bowling, Volleyball, Round Robin, Tennis, Library Aide. Music is Armena's past, present, and future . . . enjoys T.V., ping pong, bowling . . '. tall, dark, handsome men and spaghetti are great . . . loathes conceited people, zero period chorus. LEILA M. BAIZER 3830 Cambridge St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com- mittee, Aide, Modern Dancing Music Club, Banker. Seeing the world would make Leila happy . . . dancing and music are major interests . . . loves to meet interesting people and walk in the rain . . . hypocrites just don't rate with Leila. BARBARA JEAN BARNES 716 N. 44th Sr. Com. S.A., A.A. Bobbi's ability is playing the piano . . . likes music, movies, parties, dancing, and boys . . . aspires to become Mrs. S. Gafter . . . a fling at being a typist . . . suppressed desire is to be a great creative dancer like C.D. or P.P. HARRIET BARNETT 5244 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Art Club, Delegate, Swimming Club. Harriet aims to be a fashion designer . . . her abilities lie in painting, cooking, and sewing . . . likes anything as long as it's food . . . dislikes boys' suede shoes . . . suppressed desire is to eat a gooey chocolate nut sundae. GLORIA BATOFF 5484 Morse St. Com. S.A., A.A., Swimming Club, Bowling Club. Glor's favorite pastime is making whoopee . . . has an original ambition to get a MRS degree . . . likes a certain Penn Fraternity House especially when B. S. is around . . . short hair just doesn't rate . . . wants to play the piano like S. K. EDWIN M. AARON 5672 Diamond St. A Ac. S.A., A.A. Edcly's abilities lie in basket' ball, bowling, ping pong, golf, and fishing . . . wants to be a bachelor and raise his children to be the same . . . likes -to golf with a certain dentist from West Philadelphia. ' LEONARD BAKER 3948 Parrish St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Leny wants to be a wrestler . . . loves to sleep . . . enjoys danc' ing, and drawing .... someday he hopes to have his own Cadillac . . . until then he seems content with chewing the fat in home' room . . . one of his special abilities. DONALD BAKOVE 5454 W. Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Orchestra, Band, Swing Band, A Cappella, Teacher's Aide, Music Club, Publicity Staff, Junior Achievement, Chess Club. Hot Lips is striving to become an agronomist . . . likes Latin, T.V., music, trig, and women . . . hates getting zeros in orchestra . . . some day hopes to get all A's. ALGIRD BARSKIS 122 E. Benedict Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Al aspires to be a submarine captain . . . he's good at anything but love fthis couldn't be truell . . . sports are rated high . . . when asked about special dislikes he re' plies, It might be you! MELVIN BERKOWITZ 5732 Drexel Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Beacon, Adv. Staff of Record Book, Alternate. Lem contemplates being a C.P.A .... always seen chasing girls . . . likes bowling, blondes, eating pancakes, and sleeping . . . can't take teachers who give home' work. Twenty DANIEL BLACK 5217 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Photo Staff, Science Club, Honor Squad. Chauncey hopes to be a phar' macist . . . he's such a good pho' tographer, he can take pictures without iilm . . . television rates high and he won't tolerate people who don't like T.V .... would like to forget to come to zero preiods. HOWARD I. BLECHMAN 5443 Upland Way Ac. S.A., A.A., C0'editor of Record Book, Feature Editor of Beacon, Chess Club. H.B.'s jokes can keep us laugh' ing for days . . . Girls, girls, and more girls are his pastime, ambition, ability, and desire . . . he dislikes Latin and E's. His suppressed desire- No comment. DONALD K. BORTNER 5709 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Chairman of Scenery Committee, Honor Squad, Art Club, Spanish Conversation. Donnie is sure to be another Michaelangelo . . . spends most of his time with pencil in hand. . . . irowns upon balancing those heavy trays . . . ambition is to be a millionaire stockbroker. LEONARD BRIDDELL 1517 S. 23rd St. Build. Const. S.A., A.A. Leonard wants to travel and see the world . . . enjoys studying the Bible . . . he's an expert cabinet maker and mechanic . . . likes to play the guitar . . . certain sub' jects are his pet peeves. JAMES BRINTON 5524 Hunter St. Voc. Arts S.A., A.A., I.V. Baseball, Cadet Basketball. Jim is just anxious to graduate . . . This boy is unusual-He likes to get up early in the morning . . . he loves to the eat Ioe the ex' soldier's food, and pop's pretzels . . . jim is known for his speed. PATRICIA BEALER 1317 Kimberly Drive Com. S.A., A.A., Leaders, Locker Aide, Detention Room Aide, Assistant Gym Teacher. Pat wants to be a success in the business world . . . can do most everything . . . spends time reading and sewing . . . enjoys eat' ing, sleeping, seeing musicals and concerts . . . Ioathes zero periods and split lunches . . . she would like to travel. MAXINE JUNE BENJAMIN 5315 Wynneiield Ave. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative. Mackie wants to be a certain Dr.'s wife . . . can always be found talking on the phone to D. L ..., clothes and the rhumba are rated high . . . dislikes potatoes and house breaking dogs . . . has a sup' pressed desire to raise little doctors. LOIS BLUM 5449 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Show Committee, Bowling, A.A. Repref sentative. Loee plans to be a secretary . . . then marry S. G .... can he found using Alex Bell's invention or playing the piano . . . desire is to be seen in a pink cadillac conf vertible and to be a concert pianist . . . with her looks anything is possible. SANDRA LEE BORNSTEIN 5309 Euclid St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Honor Squad, Big Sisters, Record Book Collector. Sandy is a whiz at one of the three r's g'rithmetic . . . loves to listen to Como's music . . . pet peeves are strawberry ice cream and black cars . . . wants to own a bright yellow convertible . . . am' bition is to be a C.P.A. SONIA BRATSPIS 5449 Montgomery Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Staff, Library Aide, A.A. Representative, Big Sisters, Office Aide, Banker, Teachers' Aide, Swimming Club. Sunny loves to travel and write letters . . . has a boy in every port . . . is crazy about I. G. P. . . . aspires to be a school marm . . . abilities are many . . . can always he found with the sixes. Twentyfone RAE C. BROWN 1711 N. Ruby St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Editorfinfchief of Beacon, Cofeditor of Record Book, Sr. Show Committee, Library Aide, Banker. Our editor hopes to be a medical technician in the G, B. K. Chem' ical Co. . . . she loves the 3 M's -men, money, and music . . . enjoys playing the piano . . . her eye is on the Univ. of Florida. EVELYN CAMERO 924 Wynnewood Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling, Leader, Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis. Evie is striving to become a dietetic expert in ia hospital . . . can play the ukulele and the piano . . . likes to bowl and swim . . . straw' berry ice cream and her yellow con- vertible rate high . . . dislikes rising at seven. INA ELLEN CANADY 5321 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Aide, A.A. Representative. Ina simply wants to be a suc- cess in life . . . enjoys singing, drawing, and playing the piano . . . scorns insincere people, sodas . . . wants to hnish that pair of argyle socks. ALBERTA CANNAVO 901 Wynnewood Rd. S.A., A.A., Banker. Betty hopes to be Mrs. A. Nocco . . . can be found at Andy's Log Cabin listening to Billy Eck- stein . . . likes dancing, skating, dating, swimming, horse-back riding, football, and the piano . . . gets peeved about too much homework and jazz music . . . would like to travel. ELAINE CAPLAN 5891 Woodcrest Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Counselors' Aide. To be a medical secretary is Elaine's wish . . . always has time to dance, eat, or sleep . . . would like all seventh periods free and the rest lunch . . . suppressed desire is to own a pink convertible. FRANK BRODSKY 5627 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Baseball, Cross Counf try, J.V. Baseball. Frankie wants to be a millionaix f and relax . . . can this be true? -he enjoys walking across the bridge on cold days . . . would love to own his own cadillac convertible . . . hates talkative girls, turtles, and '36 Plymouths. GEORGE BRODSKY 4225 Viola St. Ac. George aspires to be a dentist . . . going to set up a chain of offices and 'become a millionaire . . . can solve any Trig identity . . . likes to relax and play popular tunes on the alto sax . . . crazy about E. L .... would like to get to zero period on time. JULIAN BRODSKY 2141 N. 59th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Staif. Our crystal ball shows Julie as a famous music and literary critic . . . enjoys listening to music, read' ing Hemingway, and wearing dungarees . . . hypocrites are on his cmd list . . . would like to live in Paris like an expatriate. BIDDLE CALIMAN 3310 Wallace St. Ind S.A., A.A. Squirt wants to become an elecf trician . . . baseball is high in his list . . . mad about Shirley Blake . . . hates to work for peanuts . . . here's luck to a swell guy in what' ever he does. LOUIS CAPONI 4848 Merion Ave. Auto S.A., A.A. Nap wants to be a success in whatever he undertakes . . . can always be found at George's ice cream and soda fountain . . . can play baseball and football . . . likes girls and music . . . loathes zero periods. Twentyftwo ROBERT ALLEN CARR 'F' 7449 Euclid Ave. Ae. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Banker, French Conversation. Bob's ambition is to teach math . . . would like to leave school early one day . . . likes doing the Samba and Rhumba . . . loathes hard work, especially those long history reports. DAVID EDWARD CASSEL 816 N. Holly St. Com. Mi, A.A. f ips has his heart set on a Qareer in the Navy . . . stamp col' lecting, reading, walking, and movies take up most of his spare Emep . . . shines at bowling, base' all, and math . . . girls and canasta get his heartiest praise . . . dreams of always being successful. BENJAMIN CHADRICK 4417 Wallace St. Auto S.Af, A.A., Football. Benny is especially wary of draft boards and superiorfacting people . . . likes to go to see Berf nice or talk with Margaret and Joe . . . he plays in all sports except golf and is good at them . . . Benny loves life and would like to Eve to be a hundred years old. JOHN L. POCCO 419 N. 63rd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., 2nd Team Football. Hopes to be an architect . . . enjoys football, roller skating, and Carline's company . . . wishes he could outsmart the draft board . . . enjoys tormenting Frances. ARNOLD JAY COHEN 5780 Nassau St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Beacon, Alternate, Tribunal, Record Book Staff, Banker. Arnie's ambition in life is to be a lawyer and study igures for the rest of his life . . . usually found making wise cracks in Mr. Gowdy's room . . . don't ever men' tion the name of the Brooklyn Dodgers while Arnie is around. MARLENE RUTH CAPLAN' 5260 Arlington St. Com. Cappi wants to become a prof fessional dancer . . . favorite pastime is eating and dancing . . . likes steaks, hoagies, boys and money . . scorns homework and catty girls . . would like to find her ideal man. 6 ANITA CAPONETTI 6518 Lansdowne Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling, Modern Dancing, Spanish Conversation. Anne wants to attend college . . . uncanny at singing off key . . . adores chocolate nut sundaes and free seventh periods . . . deplores third lunch and special reports in history . . . would like to eat and not get fat. A :E - 'I ., '.f'- fb .- FLORENCE JANE CARMEN 5329 Kershaw St. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. President, Honor Squad, Cheerleader, Gym Leader, Asst. Gym Teacher, Bowl' ing, Tennis. Flo intends to be a secretary or receptionist . . . enjoys dancing, skating, swimming, and all other sports . . . doesn't like homework, tests, and short lunch periods . . . Flo modestly doesn't list . her abilities, but we know she has plenty. ARLENE JOAN CARP 5647 Diamond St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Basketball. Leader, Honor Squad, Round Robin. Any employer will love having Blondie as a private secretary . . . jesse and dancing occupy her time and thoughts . . . dislikes hard work and crowded lunchrooms . . . would love to enter a teachers' room in O.H.S. DOROTHY M. CARTER 651 N. 52nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Softball, Tumbling. Dottie rates teaching Bible school and working with children as tops . . . would like to make it a career . . . has strong dislike for dances and movies . . . is talented in piano playing and public speak' ing . . . reading occupies most of her time. l 2 l i Twenty-three NINA CHAIKEN 5111 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Advisory Council, Class Cabinet, Record Book Staff, A Cappella Choir, Aide. Versatile Ni is especially well known for her lovely voice . . . has had leading roles in Waltz Dream and Red Mill . . . hopes to be in opera, musical comedy, and T.V. . . . music and books rate high. MARGARET CHAMBERLAIN 401 N. Salford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Advertising Stall, Honor Squad, Drill Squad, Basketball, Delegate. Peggy's ambition is to rank high in Waves or WAFS . . . loves to dance, type, and recite poetry . . . usually found swimming or in the movies . . . dislikes conceited girls . . . would like to be a million' aire. FLORENCE CIVETTA 246 N. Felton St. Com. I S.A., A.A., Color Guard, Bowl- ing. Flo hopes to become a success in the commercial field . . . enjoys sports, especially roller skating with Reds . . . dislikes catty girls. MYRNA COHEN 5441 Gainor Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., Advertising Staff. A certain guy named Norman rates No. one on Mitzie's hit parade . . . she's dying to meet Lorraine . . . has a knack of spending money foolishly . . . will she when she's Mrs. -7 . . . Only dislike is certain Atlantic City people. SHIRLEY COHEN 5433 Upland Way Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. The damsel plays a hot piano. . . she hopes to marry a wealthy banker but probably will settle for a secretarial position . . . Shirley is one of those quiet, sweet girls who brighten up the whole school. GEORGE COLEY 140 N. 58th St. EA S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Track Team. Hopes to stay out of army and enjoys company of girls . . . likes sports, money, and cars . . . does not enjoy school . . . hopes to own a Cadillac someday. JOSEPH MILTON CUBBAGE 916 N. 48th St. S.A., A.A., Football, Cross Country, Track. When he isn't with the charmf ing young people he loves so well, Joseph can be found with his favorite Billy Eckstein records . . . dreams of becoming a successful businessman or owning a row of houses . . . dull parties? For the birds! LLOYD A. DAVIDSON 5418 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Mgr. Varsity Basket- ball. Stacey would like to become a millionaire . . . enjoys Bobbie M's company, sports, and spending money . . . hopes to be president of a large corporation someday . . . loves to drive the Caddy along 54th St. RICHARD E. DAVRIDGE 1644 N. 62nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Dickie would like to become a minister and go west . . . He is good at church choir singing, and Sunday school teaching . . . basket' ball, music, and dancing will always win his approval . . . a certain girl named Helene is a VERY SPECIAL LIKE . . . he intensely dislikes people who are cruel to animals. ROCCO DE FELICE 1518 N. 62nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Band, Choir, Music Club. Rock hopes to live a long time so he can enjoy the greatest things in life . . . Italian food and hot peppers are super . . . disapproves of our tasteless American food . . . believes in a quiet life UI. it '41- . if A, - W ,air V' i 3 I. 5 5 . , V ,pV,.,., , Twentyffom GERALD DINERMAN 17 S. 62nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Astronomy Club. Dince has special talent for wisecracking . . . would like to learn some new jokes . . . dreams of being a millionaire and travelling round the world . . . loves food, girls, and science, but conceited people and idleness get on his nerves. JERRY DRAGONETTI Merion Avenue Com. A.A., Record Book Photo' Shovel, O.H.S.'s future phof tographer, spends most of his spare time chasing girls . . . when he's not doing this, he may be found in Sid's pool room . . . photography and skating are his favorite hobbies. BROOKS EARLY 108 N. 58th St. Auto S.A., A.A., Football. ujokes' ambition is to be an electrical engineer . . . enjoys read' ing and experimenting!!! . . . is also a musician and boxer . . . a builder of transmitters and radios . . . if he could only be a Great Lover! JAMES T. EATON 5554 Thompson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Delegate, Track Team, Gym Team. jimmy loves spending his time with his favorite girl friend . . . to graduate from college and be- come a famous lawyer is his greatest ambition . . . jimmy has no dis- likes, he's in love with the world. NATHAN ELITZKY 2135 Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Nate has the ability to keep both his classmates and the teachers in stitches . . . he should be a second Milton Berle . . . he's happy to be leaving O.H.S. finally . . . loves sleeping late and vacations . . . how unhappy the A.Q.'s would have been without their Nate, ZELDA COHEN 4515 Sherwood Rd. S.A., A.A., Aide. This ambitious girl would like to attend three colleges at once . . . dreads the thought of being an old maid, or dressing for gym . . . has a special aversion for Bishop White boys, and dogs . . . Zel loves week night sessions at the Witt's, dungarees, and Eddie Fisher's records. ELAINE COLLINS 5512 Cambridge St. Com. S.A., A.A,, A.A. Representa' tive, Tumbling, Softball. Elaine hopes to marry I. V .... is an excellent dancer . . . enjoys Frankie Laine's singing and going to Crosskeys with V .... dis- likes boys who wear bow ties. school, and conceited boys. FRANCES CONESE 3804 W. Girard Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Beacon Business Staff, Leaders Club. Franny is an unusual girl with no special dislikes at all . . . dreams of being Mrs., but will settle for a vocalist's job for a while . . . she's a good dancer, skater, and swimmer . . . be careful, fellas, she loves to flirt! U CATHERINE CQNTE 6103 Cilowhill St. ' Com. ., A.A., Asst. Gym Teacher, Pr Committee. ' lthough Cass wants to be a m teacher orseerejagy, she'll b well little mfe widn her talent or cooking and sewing . . . the aroma ofegood cooking ,before d'nnertime drives her madlll . . . is kspecially fond of swimming, Don Cornell, and the Phillies. SHIRLEY ANN CONWAY 6144 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book. Chachee hopes to raise a family of boys . . . enjoys sports and movies . . . one of few remaining radio fans . . . likes clothes and fortune . . . loathes being hossed around . . . looks forward to visiting Hawaii. 'Twentyffve MARY CUBBAGE 916 N. 48th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Leaders Club, A.A. Representative, Delegate, Aide. Mary is an artistic member of our class who hopes to become an A1 secretary . . . spends time roller skating, dancing, and at parties . . . desires to see the world in a cream colored Cadillac convertible. GLORIA E. DAVIS 5527 Wyalusing Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir, Music Club, Basketball, Banker. Glo's ambition is to teach music in a college . . . leads a quiet life . . . enjoys doing volunteer work . . . loathes befbop music . . . dreams of seeing the world EMILY DELANEY 5429 Wyalusing Ave Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A. Em, whose pet peeve is her middle name, Frederica, spends most of her spare time catching up on her reading and television . . . goes simply wild over coffee, westerns, and Blockley . . . has a special yen to do buyer's work. LILLIAN DEVERS 453 N. 63rd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Swim' ming Club, Bowling Club, Round Robin, Gym Leader. Swimming the English Channel would be Lil's pride and joy . . . likes to dream of being a millionaire bv 1952 . . . talking, swimming rate high, but conceited people and work supervisor are very low on the list. ARLENE DIAMOND 5748 Jefferson St. . Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com' mittee, Record Book Staff, Pres. Art Club, V. Pres., Library Club, Aide, Swimming Club, Asst. Sales Mgr., Beacon Business Staff. Arlene has a great appreciation for the finer things in life . . . her talent for painting and drawing is really quite outstanding . . . she likes dancing, but she's fondest of dating. BERNARD E. EPSTEIN 1623 N. 59th St. Ac. Music S.A., A.A. Choir, Swing Band, President of Music Club, Officer of Band Es' Orchestra. Mr. Music, himself . . . hopes to play every instrument invented . . . can already play trombone, baritone horn, and piano . . . likes sincere girls . . . enjoys Philadelphia and good food . . . dislikes being late and not having adequate time to eat. PAUL FASHAW 243 N. Hobart St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir, Honor Squad. In the future Fash hopes to be known as a great electrical engineer . . . he likes nice girls, singing for Mr. Loper, and tinkering with elecf trical equipment . . . among his many abilities he found the out' standing are taking pictures and swimming. ERVIN FAYER 5222 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Spanish Conversation, junior Beacon Staff. Erv's favorite pastime is play- ing basketball . . . although school isn't one of his special likes, he takes great pleasure in reading Spanish . . . Erv hopes to be a mechanical engineer . . . Ervin is usually found helping the boys with their Trig. MARVIN FELDMAN 5477 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Mace's ambition is to become a millionaire . . . in his spare time he can be found engaged in his favorite pastime playing a game of cards . . . Mace especially likes girls . . . his suppressed desire is to become a great baseball player . . . all teachers should beware of Mace because he doesn't believe in school. THOMAS FERKLER 5041 Lancaster Ave. Auto S.A., A.A. Tom's favorite pastime is play' ing basketball and football . . . he especially likes girls and dislikes school . . . his ambition is to stay out of jail . . . Tom's suppressed desire is to get out of school. Twenty-six JOHN T. FIDLER 925 N. 63rd St. Mech. Arts S.A., A.A., Track. Some day Fid hopes to be a mechanical engineer . . . he likes to spend his spare time in various sports . . . special abilities include football and drawing . . . especially enjoys watching football games since it is a welcome change from playing them himself.. ROBERT FORD 5426 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., President of Boys' A.A., Cabinet, Show Committee, Advisory Council, Prom Committee. Bobby is an all around guy who hopes to be an electrical engineer some day . . . Quiet May's Boxing Arena, sports, and girls are among his likes . , . hopes to get a million dollars and relax. NATHAN FOSKEY 3906 Brown St. Auto S.A., A.A., Track, Cross Country, Cadet Football. Nathan would just love to date Lena Home . . . likes sports, women, and good music . . . to run 120 high hurdles in 12.0 seconds is his suppressed desire . 'Nat's pet peeves are teachers and detentions. ALLEN M. FOX 5429 Pine St. Electric S.A., A.A., Honor Squad. Someday Bubbie is going to walk into Mrs. Belf1eld's room with' out a tie . . . girls are his favorite pastime . . . Al's ambition is to possess lots of money . . . we can call Bubbie a jack of all trades . . . but never call him a friend of a stuckfup girl. CHARLES FRADKIN 5453 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A,, Representative, Alter- nate, Delegate. Buddy's favorite pastime is quiet May's Arena . . . his ambition is to stay out of the draft . . . he hopes to get a million dollars with which he can, maybe, get a good start . . . one of our hero's special dislikes is Miss Reeder's trig tests of last year. CECELIA ANGELA DINOBILE 539 N. 63rd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Bowling. Uncle Miltie is a favorite of Ceil's . . . she loves to spend her time with That special person or to watch midget wrestling . . . bowling, dancing, and piano play- ing are her natural talents . . . thinks little of school cliques . . . moody boys, conceited females steer Clear! MARY DI TULLIO 6624 Hacldington St. Com. S.A., A.A., Delegate. Our Milton Berle fan . . . would like to graduate june il . . . is not an early bird . . . likes sky- blue 'Cadillac convertibles . . . would like to own a silver-blue mink cape. MARGARET ANN DORSEY 1509 Clarion St. Com. S.A., A.A. Sweetie just loves to listen and dance to popular records . . . typ- ing and stenography rate high with her . . . Sweeties ' pet peeves are zero periods and conceited people . . . she would love to be a nurse but also hopes to marry a millionaire. Z PATRICIA H. DOUGHTY 1410 N. 62nd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Color Guard, Leaders Club, Swimming. This gal's favorite pastime is music and Bill . . . shows a mean muscle when it comes to swimming and dancing . . . prefers aforemen- tioned pair to cleaning house and doing dishes, and absolutely loathes those zero period mornings. SYLVIA RUTH DRUCKER Rittenhouse Plaza, 19th and Walnut Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Aide. Sylvia is happiest when playing golf, dancing with tall boys, or riding in open convertibles . . . would like to have a double career as model and housewife . . . has hidden desire to sing . . . algebra is poison for herg ditto third lunch. i Twenty-seven JOAN B. ECKSTEIN 5428 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Tribunal, Co-mgr. of Swimming Team, Beacon, Senior Show Committee, Record Book Staff, Library Club, Swimming, Aide. Ioan, who loves books, music, and modern French painting, wants to run away to Paris and become the city's reigning psychologist. EVE EIGEN 2260 N: 53rd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., French Conversation, Swimming, Modern Dancing. Zero periods are Eve's pet peeves, ditto Philly's elevated trains . . . she wants to learn to sing, but is. tone deaf . . . wants to teach English . . . tall blond college boys set her swooning . . . loves to go to the ballet and read. BARBARA ELGART 1909 N. 54th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Treas. of D.E., Senior Show Committee, Asst. Circulation Mgr., Beacon, Record Book Staff. Bobbie is a very artistic girl . . . she would like to have a good picture taken . . . dislikes hypo- crites and sugar coated lemons . . . would like to be able to sing. JANE I.. EVANS 1634 N. Robinson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Delegate. Rebel is our little Southern belle who's crazy about fried chicken . . . ambition is to be a nurse but to be a singer is a suppressed desire . . . loves chocolate ice cream, base- ball, and airplanes . . . long-winded people are bores! PHYLLIS FEINBERG 5800 Malvern Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir, Aide. Phil's ambition is to marry and become a famous singer . . . don't mention homework, coming to school, and algebra -to her . . . Phil spends most of her time loafing . . . when not loafing, she may be found eating. NED FREEMAN 759 N. 43rd St. Auto S.A., A.A. Ned wants to become an auto mechanic . . . his special ability is to take the car apart and put it together again . . . girls are a favor- ite pastime with Ned, who believes in having fun when out with slick chick . . .his desire is to make the girls really swoon. NORMAN GARFIELD 1108 N. 42nd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Manager 2nd Team Baseball, Beacon Sales Mana' ger. Eating and sleeping are the things Pete likes to do best . . . his abilities include sports, stamps, dancing, and hiking . . . wine, women, and song are Pete's special likes . . . his suppressed desire is to be an opera star. HERBERT ALAN GELB 5710 Nassau St. Mech. Arts S.A., A.A., Alternate, Track Team, Gym Team, Football, Delef gate, A.A. Representative. Some day Herb hopes to clear 15 feet in pole vault . . . girls are his favorite pastime . . . he especially dislikes English . . . he's good at track and at being teacher's littlc pest. JULIUS GELLMAN 5222 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Spanish Conversation, Band. Iule's favorite pastime is play- ing basketball . . . he hopes to be a pharmacist someday . . . among his special likes are sports and the green paper we call money . . . jule's dislikes khaki uniforms and homework. HOWARD GLASSMAN 1009 N. 64th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. You can usually find Howie taking long rides in the country . . . among his many abilities, Howie is especially good at broad jumping and running . . . his special likes include wine, women, and song . . . need we say more . . . NORMAN GLESTEIN 3817 Wyalusing Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker, Honor Squad. Norm yearns to join the navy and see those lassies but thinks he'll probably enter the luncheonette business . . . admires navy uniforms and girls . . . usually can be found gazing at Uncle Milty or gabbing with female companions. HAROLD HEYWARD GLOVER 519 N. Robinson St. Auto S.A., A.A. Harold's abilities include horse' back riding and fixing things . . . he especially likes hot-rods, and horses . . .it seems that Harold is rather hostile towards school and homework . . . in the near future he hopes to own his own auto repair shop. WOLFE L. GOLDEN Kevon Plaza, H2 5100 Montgomery Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate. Basketball rates high on Wolf's list . . .special likes-the female sex in general . . . wants to make a fast million and own a basketball team . . .suppressed desire-not to wear a tie in homeroom . . . doesn't like the idea of an army uniform. EDWIN GOLDENBERG 1914 Wynnefield Ter. Ac. S.A. A.A., A.A. Representative, Baseball. Eshwin is looking forward to the day when he won't wear a tie in Mrs. Beliield's room . . . in the future he hopes that people will refer to him as an oil tycoon . . . Eshwin likes eating, sleeping, and engaging in sports. ALAN GOODMAN 2272 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ac. Chief justice of Tribunal, Class Cabinet, Cadet Basketball. Benny is especially noted for getting 100's in Physics tests . . . Miss Smith's trig course taught by Miss Reeder is one of his special dislikes . . . would love to give a state trooper a traffic ticket. MARION FELDBAUM 5622 Diamond St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Library Aide, Big Sisters, Banker, Alternate. Losing things is Mickey's greatest ability . . . talking and eat' ing in Mr. Winson's bookkeeping class is a special like . , . loves watching basketball games and writ' ing letters to I . . . eat without getting fat?-impossible for this gal! ETHEL CAROLYN FIORITO 5465 Morse Street Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com' mittee, Banker, Alternate, Bowling. To be an elementary school teacher is Eth's ambition . . . has a special weakness for Penn hoys, argyle socks and just loves Cadillac convertibles . . . wants a Manhattan penthouse. LOIS BARBARA FORD 4615 Conshohocken Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Show Committee, Collector, Delegate, Aide, Alternate, A.A. Representative, Dramatic Club. Lo's favorite pastime is dating and gabbing with friends . . . conf ceited boys and gloomy people have no place with her . . . loves Penn boys and white bucks . . . best actress O.H.S. has ever seen. SONDRA FOX 2038 N. 57th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Editor, Senior Show Committee, Aide, Sec. of Library Club, Art Club. Sandy wants to become a famous artist and visit Paris . . . likes sweets, men, and dates . . . algebra is fun, she says . . . insincere boys--keep out of sight. HELENE B. FREEMAN 5279 jefferson St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. Helene dislikes zero periods . . . but she adores Lee and loves sleep' ing late . . . her objective is to settle down with the man of her dreams . . . when she's not talking she may be found eating . . . conceited people are definitely out with her. fit? ,Q 'wn......,,w ' Twentyfnine RUTH C. FRICK 1318 N. 61st St. Com. S.A., A.A. Ruthy, O.H.S.'s young girl who wants to retire, has a special weakness for Stewart Granger, con- vertibles, and Wildwood . . . when she's not found dancing or bowling, she'll be eating . . . her big aim in life is to marry a millionaire and to see the world. ANN GAMBARDELLA 311 N. 61st St. Com. S.A., A.A. This Annie will have reached the peak of her life when she marries Sam . . . she cooks well and is fond of writing letters . . . is a near genius when it comes to teas- ing her sister . . . good luck with those suppressed desires. ROSA GAMBARDELLA 311 N. 61st St. Com. S.A., A.A. Ro's aim in life is to be a sailor's bride . . . sewing is a gift with her . . . when Rosa isn't baking, you may Gnd her arguing with her brotherfinflaw . . . Ro makes friends easily and will go far in life. MARGARET G. GEORGIA 542 N. 5'6th St. Com. SA A.A., Honor Squad, A.A. tive, Volleyball, Basket' Aide, Alternate, Softball, ennis, Archery. , Georgie who'll make a wonder' teacher would like to travel the world . . . Margaret es' likes sports and Mr. B's reading and talking are a must with Margaret. MARCIA D. GERWITZ 7834 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book, Show Committee, Banker. Marsh looks forward to Nhitchf ing her wagon to a star . . . when not talking on the phone, she may be found pounding the piano or drawing . . . likes optimists and dislikes pessimists . . . wants to see the world. LEONARD GORDON 2213 N. Hobart St. Ac. President of S.A., S.A., A.A., Aide, Advisory Council, Inter' scholastic League. O.H.S. is proud of its popular president, Lenny . . . he can always be found with a certain girl or playing cards with the boys . . . bowling and trig are special abilities . . . someday Lenny will be back in the limelight as a famous doctor. HARVEY J. GUSHNER 527 Hamilton Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Delegate, A.A. Rep- resentative, Alternate. Geesh says his abilities are too numerous to mention . . . wants to be society editor of the Racing Form . . . likes sleeping and sports . . . loathes girls you have to handle with icefpicksf' zero and 8th periods. ROBERT JAY HAFTEL 2131 N. Melvin St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Varsity Baseball, J.V. Baseball, Basketball. Bo would love to see Over' brook get an Athletic Field . . . he hopes to become a successful bus' iness man . . . claims to be a Jack of all trades with special talent in playing trumpet. JOSEPH JAY HAHN 1930 Wynnefield Ter. Apts. Ac. S.A., A.A. Stolid Sus hates to smile and to eat . . . money-crazy Hahn yearns to be a millionaire . . . fond of basketball and of being in a cerf tain parlor . . . capable of making flowing speeches . . . to be a lawyer is Joe's ambition. JOHN HALL 5539 Thompson St. Auto John wants to be a millionaire . . . wishes to be a new and used car dealer . . . says he has quite a few abilities we won't mention at this time . . . especially skilled at chasing females of the opposite sex. Thirty WILLIAM HAMPTON 1017 N. 46th St. Ind. Weasel excels in baseball and basketball . . . he's handy with tools, and a good man to have around when there's something electrical to be fixed . . . Bill would like to end up an electrician although he wouldn't mind making the major league. ROBERT HATALOVSKY 5728 Oxford St. Draft. S.A., A.A., Baseball, Football, Basketball, Track. Lefty's an all round athlete . . . goes in for baseball, football, basketball and track . . . likes food, dances, and women . . . dislikes chemistry and assemblies . . . he hopes to become an architect but wouldn't mind being a treasury man. JOHN EDWARD R. HAYWARD 1202 Marlyn Rd. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A., Track. Jackie excels in track and is on the gym team . . . likes wine, women, and song, Carol Wilson, and money . . . hates zero periods . . . wants six wives if it's okey with original mate. MELVIN HEFFLER 5905 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Mel is a basketball and base' ball hend . . . likes history and physics . . . pet peeves are zero periods in music and algebra . . . cherishes desire of becoming Rocke- feller's legal advisor . . . probably will be a Certified Public Account' ant. PAUL HOPPER 1328 N. 55th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Hop's ambition is to be a sociologist and so he likes people fin generalj, G. M. especially! . 4 . newsy bodies give Paul a pain . . . yearns for an A in English . . . hikes, plays ball, or goes to the movies in his spare time. JOAN GILGOR 4905' Parkside Ave. C0111- S.A., A.A. Honor Squad, Col- lector, A.A. Representative, Soft- ball, Swimming, Leaders, Tennis. Jeanie, that detester of speeches, enjoys sports galore . . . she thinks listening to music is simply heavenly . . . Joanie draws cartoons quite well . . . her suppressed desire is to star in a Broadway Musical. PHYLLIS RUTH GINSBERG 2601 Parkway AC- S.A., A.A., Adevrtising Mgr. of Beacon, Chairman of Audition Committee for the Senior Show. Ginz is a capable swimmer and pianist . . . delights in meeting celebrities and associating with chil- dren . . . don't mention Camp Akiba in her presence . . . always wanted to own a private school. LOUISE J. GOETZ 6047 Kershaw St. Com. S.A., A.A. Lou would like to quit work, get married, and take life easy . . . when she is not thinking of a certain CorporqL you may find her either sleeping, eating, or watching tele- vision . . . zero periods, homework, and snobs are definitely taboo' her. Lf . a BERNIS GOLD 5240 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Jr. Red Cross Club, Bowling. Bebe should like to traverse the United States . . . this future nurse spends most of her time bowling, writing letters, reading, dancing, and window shopping . . . she has a special weakness for roses and dislikes algebra. JUDITH GOLDBERG 5644 Gainor Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Infirmary Aide, Counsellor's Aide. Judy, O.H.S.'s future model and housewife, plays the piano and draws quite well . . . tall boys, convertibles, and money hold a special place in her heart . . . she spends most of her time in outdoor sports . . . good luck in acquiring your dimples. Thirty-one RUTH GOLDBLATT 5323 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Sales Manager of Beacon, Art Club, Record Book Staff. A woman of many abilities, Ruthie is particularly talented in art, and singing off key . . . she likes only one thing-Dave . . . violently despises algebra, and Penn State . . . Ruthie plans to go to the University of Pennsylvania to study dental hygiene. BETTY J. GOODLOE 1321 N. Conestoga St. Com. S.A., A.A., Leader, Basketball, Gym Aide, Archery, Tennis, Swim- ming, Modern Dancing, Softball, Delegate, Alternate, Honor Squad. Jeanie is an avid reader . . . this future stenographer likes sports and music galore . . . to her, fresh boys and gangster movies are poison . . . hopes one day to travel through the United States. BLOSSOM BARBARA GREEN 218 S. 47th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Swimming, Alternate, Banker, Honor Squad, Modern Dancing, Volleyball. Bobbie wants to own a flashy convertible and travel . . . she loves driving a car, especially Petunia . . . sports are a favorite with Bobbie . . . good luck, Bobbie, at Temple University. NATALIE GREENE 144 N, 58th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, A Cappella Choir, Beacon Staff, Record Book Staff, Senior Show Committee, Leaders Club, Basketball, Aide. Nat wants to be a teacher as revenge . . . this studious girl loves music, sports, and sewing . . . she may be found either reading or sipping sundaes . . . she wants to spend her vacations traveling. RUTH BELL GREEN 335 N. State St. Com. S.A., A.A., Captain in Gym. 'Kitty, O.H.S.'s future secretary, engages in many outdoor activities . . . this unusual girl loves school, sings well, and attends and enjoys Church work . . . dislikes anything that's degrading . . . Ruth has a charming personality and makes friends easily. RONALD JAFFE 7925 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Football. Ronny likes girls and Quiet May's boxing Arena . . . has become famous for his jazz renditions on the piano in zero periods . . . ambition: to be Harry Truman's piano tuner, or to go into partnership with George, the waterfice man. THEODORE JENNINGS 3928 Reno St. Auto S.A., A.A., Track, Cross Country. Phil's a record breaker when it comes to track and cross country . . . likes the opposite sex, befbopg loathes trig and zero periods . . . hopes to be an auto mechanic but nrst wants to run 120 yd. hurdles in 14:00 seconds. WILLIAM JONES 659 N. 37th St. Auto S.A., A.A., Track, Cross Country. Jonesie is a track and cross country man . . . his second love is talking to females . . . specializes in dancing with the girls . . . would like to be an autofmechanic . . . his dream-to break low hurdle records. LEONARD JUROS 5343 W. Oxford St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Class Cabinet, Ad' visory Council, Gym Team, Record Book Staff, Prom Committee. Len wants to be rich and tour the world . . . he aspires to be another Mr. Word Wealth . . . loves good books, big words, movies . . . suppressed desire is to quit school and take life easy-traveling in Israel, of course. SANDER KABEL 5430 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Band, A Cappella Choir, Aide. Sandy came to us from West Philly in IIA . . . especially inter- ested in playing the piano and the ukelele, swimming, music, good food, and women . . . cherishes def sire of driving a trolley car, but groibably will be a dentist like his a . Thivtyftwo LEON KAUFTHEIL 5047 Diamond St. Com. S.A., A.A. Lee is a real lady's man . . . special likes are Judy and '42 Fords . . . hates school and chicken fthe birdj ambition is to beard Uncle Sam . . . his idol is Mosconi, the billiard King. ROBERT KELSEY, Jr. 4810 Fairmount Ave. Auto A.A. Representative, Track Team, Football Team, Cross Country. Basketball gunners get on Don Jonse's nerves . . . rather do all the shooting himself . . . also is fond of eating and other sports . . . this lad's ambition is to be another 'Caruso . . . always enjoys watching a good -basketball or football match. WILLIAM H. KEUERLEBER 7706 Dunlap St. Elec. S.A., A.A., Varsity Football, Second Team Football, Cadet Basket- ball, Honor Squad, A.A. Delegate. Bill is just a Jackfoffallftrades . . . his favorite pastime is being with Chisel Chinn! fPatJ . . . zero period is taboo with Bill . . . just keep him out of the armyg give him plenty of food, and sleep, and he'll be happy. EDWARD JAMES KIME 917 Belmont Ave. Auto S.A., A.A., Locker Aide, Honor Squad. Lover Boy wants to join the Air Force . . . spends much of his time playing basketball, sleeping, or eating . . . as many other Over- brookites, he hates zero period and too much homework . . . poor sports don't agree with Lover Boy . . . a future millionaire Qhe hopesl. ANTHONY LAMORGESE 6428 Girard Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Tony -dislikes anything that involves work . . . a future pharma' cist . . . he can usually be found at the Overbrook movie . . . drives, swims, and tries to be a good joker . . . dreams someday of having a model A Ford and a girl. ADELE GREENBERG 2224 N. Hobart St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Art Club, Delegate. Aidle's big aim in life is to become secretary to a millionaire and, of course, to marry his son . . . this artist relishes eating, dancing, fellows . . . she simply abhors zero period classes. DEVORA R. GREENFIELD Mfl Kevon Plaza 52nd and Montgomery Ac. S.A., A.A., Gym Aide, French Conversation, Swimming. Vorie, that brilliant mathema- tician, is deinitely a girl that likes the home . . . her greatest desire it to buy a house . . . when she is not dancing or engaging in some other sport, you many ind her with Jerry. BENITA R. GREENSTEIN 7762 jefferson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Locker Aide, Faculty Aide, Teachers Club, Adv. Mgr. of Beacon, Honor Squad, French Con- versation. Benita is always seen doing the Charleston, or knitting argyles Qfor Daddy?J . . . loves Penn men, cheese pretzels and boys named Jerry . . . has aversion to hypocrites . . . wants to teach kindergarten if she doesn't get married first. DORIS GREENWAY 1738 N. Edgewood St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Bowling Club. Dot's likes are a certain boy, roller skating, and taking in an occasional movie . . . television is one of her timefconsuming vices . . . ambition is to become a topnotch secretary Knot the kind that sits on the boss's lapj . . . she'd like to spend her millions on a visit to Hawaii. DELORIOUS CRIMES 1752 N. Woodstock St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. A real gal, Lo is fond of movies and longfhaired records . . . she sews, reads, and sings, but ab' hors studying for tests . . . wants to be a good typist . . . she'd like, someday, to see the world. Thirtyftlwee DORIS GRUNES 4044 Parkside Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Business Mgr., Sec. of Beacon, Sec. of Record Book, Aide, Senior Show Com' mittee, Big Sisters, Bowling, Round Robin. Piggy hopes to find an em' ployer funny as Mr. Kreizman and as nice as Mr. Winson . . . can eat without getting fat . . . Bernie and B.B.G. are tops . . . can't stand bleached blondes, flashy clothes, and conceited fellas. EDITH HAGOOD 222 N. Vodges St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker, Basketball, Modern Dancing. Edie wants to be a good sec- retary or, better yet, to marry a rich man . . . at home she usually reads or watches television . . . singing, dancing, playing the piano, skating, and picnics are great fun, while cramming for a test and zero periods are simply horrible. EILEEN BARBARA HARAD 5430 Gainor Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Teachers Aide, A.A. Representative, Round Robin, French Conversation, Ir. Beacon Staff. To take dictation on the boss's knee is Eileen's ambition . . . likes lox and bagel, day dreaming, I.G.P., clothes . . . ability is eating cake at I.ess's . . . suppressed desire is to own Gimbel's . . . can always be found with the sixes. JOAN Y. HARING 1120 N. 66th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., 12B Class Collector, Advertising Committee for Record Book. Shorty hopes to be a happily married grammar school teacher, and live to see a woman president . . . likes to eat peanuts in bed, to listen to records, and to look for tall, dark, handsome men . . . loathes moody people and zero periods. TREMAYNE C. HARMON 309 N. 5'8th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Delegate, Basketball, Aide. Some day Tree hopes to be a. private secretary . . . fond of food, phone conversations, movies, and Roland . . . hates to be called shortie . . . also dislikes conceited boys . . . we are sure Tree will be a success in whatever she tries. JEROME LAv1N 5417 Wynneiield Ave. Com- S.A., A.A. jerry likes to talk to girls and listen to good music . . . must have that weekend social life-minus girls who smoke . . . wants to go into his father's business . . . how happy he would be if he could only meet a beautiful girl who understands him. GILBERT LESTER LAWS 317 N. State St. C0111- S.A., A.A., Track, Gym Team, Baseball, Cross Country. A One of our future Army Lieu- tenants . . . usually found night dancing or at the movies . .- . abilities, to type and C10 m21Ch1I19 shop work . . . abhors night school . . . 'Gil's dream is to circumnavi- gate the world . . . likes girls fcan t blame himj. GARY LEEDES 2633 Parma Rd. AC- S.A., A.A., Locker Aide, English Aide, Dramatic Club. Hook's ambition-to live long enough to see the A's win the pennant . . . loves to tell joke-s in Mr. Gowdy's class and popular music . . . loathes studying--espef cially for those college entrance exams . . . as for his suppressed desires!!!??? fSorryj. . ELLIOT I. LEIBOWITZ 5855 Malvern Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker. Oscar specializes in annoying teachers and watching the ghost rider on T.V .... busy schedule includes playing ball and going to the movies . . .our quiet and demure Oscar hates people who are funnier than he is . . .hopes to be jerry Lewis's understudy. FRANKLIN LEISEY 5764 Stewart St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Boych-ick only wants to make a million dollars and retire . . . loves to tinker with anything mechanical . . . enjoys swimming, ball, and dancing . . . maybe if he had a car, he could get a date with Ann this greatest desirej. Thirtyffouf ROBERT LEVIN 6027 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Banker, Record Book Collector, Baseball Team, A.A. Representaf tive, Ir.. Beacon Staff. Bob is bound to be successful in whatever he undertakes--fespef cially in pinochle and girlsl . . . special abilities are baseball and basketball . . . loves professional sports and Al Iolson. JEROME JAY LIPKIN 5406 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., 2nd Team Baseball, A.A. Representative, Delegate, Alternate, Banker. Ierre wants to be a retired business man at 25 . . . that's a worthy ambition, Mr. Lipkin . . . loves playing ball and M.P .... but going to Room 324-that's another -story . . . Ierre sup' presses the desire to be a teacher's pet . . . but we don't think we'll ever see that day. JAMES LOMAX 738 Iune St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Jimmy knows just about every' thing about electricity, so we expect to find him an expert electrician someday . . . if he could have a roster full of zero periods and minus free last periods he would be very happy . . . not that lim likes school, or anything. HERBERT LOTMAN 2138 N. Hobart St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Varsity Football, Boys' A.A. Representative. What could be more romantic than going into the wholesale meat business? . . . that is Herbie's main ambition . . . but he wouldn't mind making a career of playing the sax, sleeping, and eating . . . Herbie likes hotrods, football, and boxing but hates those girls who tell other boys about their dates. ROBERT LOWE 352 N. Horton St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Tribunal, Spanish Club, A Cappella Music Club, Banker, Script Committee Senior Show. When not listening to classical music, Robert can be found gazing at girls with dazzling smiles . . . Robert's ambition is to become a doctor . . . he likes women who are able to give him a good argument . . . you always get one, don't you, Robert? SANDRA HENDLER 5401 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Tugsie's - ambition is to graduate from Harcum and get that long awaited Mrs. degree . . . she gets a kick out of learning to drive and long distance calls, to a U.P. some' body, maybe? . . . hates moody frat boys . . . I predict she'll get the Mrs. degree. MILDRED HERR 5792 Hunter St. Com. S.A., A.A., Majorette, A.A. Rep- resentative, A Cappella Choir, Swing Band. Mill likes to eat tomatoe pie, sing, dance, ride horses, and know real hefmen like Bill . . . wants to be an opera singer, but will probably end up keeping house for W.D.L. JOAN HIGBEE 1533 N. Felton St. Com. S.A., A.A., Bowling, Round Robin, Swimming. Getting up with the birdies is one of Jo's pet peeves . . . here's a gal with a yearning to do a hula dance . . . to bowl and to roller skate are 1o's favorite pastimes. FRANCES OLIVIA HILL 315 N. 62nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Senior Show Committee, Advertis- ing Staff. Bright eyes plays a mean piano, and is a pretty fair singer and dancer . . . likes being with E.H.C. . . . also fond of eating, and seeing a good movie . . . has a hidden urge to become a world famous concert pianist. AILENE M. HOFFRICHTER 2140 N. Hobart St. S.A., A.A., French Conversation, Record Book Staff, Roster Aide, Banker, Advisory Council. Ailene's ambition is to be a steady customer at 'I'emple's School of Journalism . . . loves coffee icefcream, men, and Buicks . . . listens to Rhumbas, tangos, and sainbas in spare time . . . pet peeves are diets and alarm clock's gentle buzz. Thirty-five BETTE LU HOOD 5320 Diamond St. D.E. S.A., A.A., Aide Leader, Bowling Club, Modern Dancing. Dutch is liked by all . . . she has a two-fold ambition: to be a good wife for B.W. and to learn to drive a car . . . likes to swim, dance, ride horses . . . favorite pastime is cruising in a Mercury with B.W. ELEANOR INZAINA 631 N. 65th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Color Guard, Aide, Collector, Delegate. Ellie, like most gals, always is Yin the mood for a little snack, dancing, skating, and her boy Tony . . . but can't stand mustaches . . . hopg, to be a good secretary, but 1,-his a desire for a scarlet convertible. PATRICIA ANN IAYNE 4641 Spruce St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Class Secretary, Prom Committee, Show Committee, Honor Squad, Library Aide, Delegate, Banker. Pat, our competent class sec- retary, likes Alan, Tony Martin's records, convertibles, and clothes . . . if not with Alan, she's writing letters or talking on the phone . . . secretly desires to be a singer. GLOVERDELL JOHNSON 3831 Aspen St. S.A., A.A. Glove likes to date, dance, act, and play records when not sleeping . . . wishes to marry B.E.R. . . . hates Zero periods fdon't we alll and history . . . she wants to make a million and marry another one. HELEN LOUISE JOHNSON 5217 Poplar St. Com. S.A., A.A., Volleyball, Aide. BonfBon is one girl who dis- likes kids without a sense of humor . . . but she does like reading, dance ing, and a very special car owner . . . also has a very natural desire to be a success. DONALD MADDOX 2040 Ridge Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir. Cast has an ambition of being a C.P.A. and then raising a bunch of little Maddoxes . . . is a likeable fellow except when he is rostered for third lunch . . . when it comes to girls and eating, Cast thinks he's quite a whiz. MORTON MANDELL 5612 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Alter- nate, Class Cabinet, Banker. Morty is our Academic wonder . . . handsome and smart . . . what a combination! . . . we bet Morty's patients will all be women when he becomes a doctor . . . loves to listen to the radio while doing homework . . . how do you manage to get all those A's, Morty ? JOE MARASCIO 6415 Race St. E.M. S.A., A.A. ' Joe just wants to loaf for the rest of his life . . . he's a jackfoff all trades, but master of none . . . girls and holidays are special likes . . . The Prestige is his favorite hangout. JOHN MARINO zis N. mst st. F S.A., A.A. Marky -a future artist . . . in addition to drinking lemon and water, he enjoys painting land' scapes, sketching men's faces. and roller skating . . . dislikes zero period and breakfast . . . women-ah, yes! . . . another future millionaire. WILLIAM MAY 5722 Vine St. Ems. S.A., A.A., Track, Cross Country. William is an athlete with mechanical abilities . . .hopes to be a machinist and do some inventing on the side . . . likes food, sports, music, and, like every red blooded American boy, he likes the opposite sex . . . confides he'd like to travel and see the world. Thirtyfsix ROBERT MEERSAND 5710 Wynnefield Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Span- ish Conversation. Bob spends a great deal of his time observing blondes, brunettes, and redfheads . . . our future crim' inal lawyer delights in making money and Hshing . . . here's a good luck wish to Bob in his chosen Held. SAM MEHLMAN 4204 Girard Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Choir, Swing Band, Music Club, A.A. Representative. Pancake has that popular am' bition-becoming a rich man . . . spends most of his time singing and playing basketball . . . his special abilities are eating and sleeping . . . special dislikes are homework and tests . . . his main desire is to travel. ALAN MEISLICH , 5865 Upland Way Ac. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Alternate, A.A. Representative. Guzzie's main ambition is to pay off the many debts that he owes . . . desires to be called Alan for once instead of that pet nickname Guzzie . . . loves parlor dates and riding in Old Ironsides ' . . . spend most of his spare time playing basketball . . . claims many abilities. ALLAN MELTZER 5609 Wynnefield Ave. Ac. President of Class, Basketball, I.V. Baseball, Prom Committee. Allan is known for leadership, athletics, and associating with o po' site sex . . . his future is college, work, marriage . . . likes sports, women, and his brothers . . . to receive a partnership at a certain summer camp would make Junior happy. RHUBUR MILLER 664 N. 54th St. Elec. S.A., A.A., Varsity Baseball. Rube can always be found talk' ing with the girls . . . enjoys eating good food . . . has a hearty dislike for cherry pie . . . wants to become a professional baseball player . . . suppressed desires-to visit Paris and see the wonderful sights. DOROTHY JONES 5537 Ludlow St. Com. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Dele' gate, Basketball, Volleyball. Dottie is a real athlete when it comes to baseball or volleyball . . . likes to read and type . . . also enjoys movies and sharp ears . . . like most girls, she despises conf ceited boys and homework . . . her ambition-to be a success. VERONI-CA E. JONES 727 N. 44th St. S.A., A.A., Banker, Aide. Elaine would care to be the wife of ?7? . . . she enjoys dancing, swimming, roller skating, and play' ing the piano . . . also food and clothing classes, but hates getting up early . . . wants to have lots of money . . . who doesn't??? SONDRA KALMAN 5823 Woodcrest Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. Sandy wants to make her millions being a private secretary . . . homework, zero periods, and 3rd lunch are all taboo . . . her special likes are dancing, T.A., and cook' ing . . . she's quite adept at keep' ing Teddy happy . . . any school night can be found talking on the phone to him. RUTH MILLICENT KAMENS 2430 N. 50th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Art Committee of Music Club, Aide. Ruthie is shy, reticent, and petite . . . likes swimming, dancing, playing the piano, and loafing . . . homework, algebra, and bugs are taboo . . . hopes to be a great dancer. ELAINE KAPLAN 5456 Diamond St. Com. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Library Aide, Banker, Bowling, Tennis, Sec- retary of Teacher's Club, Circulat' ing Manager of Beacon. Elaine likes good music, dancing, reading, milk and cake, and a certain one . . . her ambition is to become a secretary and to settle down with the right one in Cal' ifornia. , ,.., . .. .H , 7 A 5' V k .ii ' .. f. L.: 1, N - fi .e 2 2 A gif' if W . ,W X K Thirtyfseven IUDITH MARILYN KATES 5449 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Coun- selors Aide, Teachers Aide, Office Aide. Katesie's ambition is to be a distributor to BefBop and Maxi' millian . . . likes talking to Mr. German and writing letters . . . ability is to translate Lennyrtalk . . . 'has a mania for bow ties and S.P.S. LEONA KING 410 N. Hobart St. Bus. S.A., A.A., Counselor's Aide, Honor Squad, Volleyball. Mention zero period or conceited people and you've made an enemy . . . Reds' abilities are typing and writing letters . . . they will aid her in future secretarial work . . . danc- ing, ice skating, and liking Mr. Lilly gives Reds great pleasure. BARBARA LASTER 5752 W. Oxford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com- mittee, A.A. Representative, Swim' ming, Round Robin, Archery. Bobbie says she will be a private secretary but we expect to see her as Mrs. O .... when you can't find her, she's probably visiting Swarthmore College . . . particularly talented in day dreaming in class . . . might be a model someday. RITA LAVALA 935 Marlyn Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker. Mother -can always be found eating at Marlyn's . . . enjoys skat- ing, bowling, and eating . . . hopes to own her own skating rink some- day . . . immediate ambition is to graduate . . . has normal dislikes- zero periods and detentions. NANCY MARIE LEAMAN 1929 N. 60th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Majorette, Swimming. Nanie likes movies, men, and records Cespecially Eddie Fisher's Thinking of Youuj . . . Mrs. O'Brien's favorite baby sitter is Nancy . . . hopes to marry ? KP, . . . perturbed by conceit in men . . . Nanie's suppressed desire is to join the Waves. ROBERT MIXON 654 N. Union St. S.A., A.A. JAMES THOMAS MONTAGUE 643 N. 44th St. E.A. S.A., A.A., Track Team, Cross Country, A.A. Representative. Jimmie finds talking to girls a favorite pastime . . .excels in sing- ing, dancing, and running . . . likes Billy Rose, likes the girls . . . school is Jimmie's special dislike. EDWARD SMITH NAPIER 1429 N. 62nd St. Dist. Ed. A Cappella, Band, Gym Team, Alternate, Swing Band, Operetta. Abilities include singing, playing basketball, and having lots of fun . . . Eddie likes food, especially milk . . . dislikes people who argue unnecessarily . . . wants to become a minister in a small country church . . . Hrst wishes to deal Vasbuten, the wrestler, a knock-out blow. JACK HENRY NEFF 6070 City Line Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Track Team, Band, Swing Band, 4Cheerleader, Music Committee for Senior Show, Honor Squad. Jack can always be found dilif gently preparing his school work fhe saysl . . . is a capable pianist . . . hopes to become a dentist . . . entertains the idea of getting his former acquaintances in his dental chair. JEROME D. OCHRACH 2132 N, 57th St. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A., President of D.E. Class. Ochie passes his time by eat' ing, sleeping, and loafing in general . . . is able to speak softly, whistle, and sing . . . folding money and women are 'Ochie's likes . . . his main desire is to sing better than Margaret Truman . . . aspires to sell combs to bald-headed men. r P Thirtyeight ALLEN ORR 5776 Nassau Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A. Gek's greatest ambition is to retire at 21 with a cool million . . . basketball and baseball count high among his abilities . . . despises hard work on lovely days. CHARLES OWENS 3326 Mt. Vernon St. S.A., A.A. JIM PETRUCCO 2025 N. 62nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book, Senior Show, Spanish Conversation, Aide. Pistachio's abilities are any- thing concerning athletics-canoe ing, sailing, swimming, skiing . . . just loves girls . . . desires to fulfill his ambition of becoming a lawyer . . . heartily dislikes easy classes and closed lunches . . he can always be found either reading, swimming, or playing basketball. DANIEL PLEAT 5439 Berks St. Mech. Arts S.A., A.A., Baseball. Peal enjoys playing baseball . . football and basketball rate tops too . . . would hate the idea of no gym on roster card . . . aims to become a technical engineer . . . always likes to Eat when I'm hungry fha, hal . . . can't bear the thought of Ending no sandwiches in the lunch. JULIUS POLSKY 1749 N. Lindenwood St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Swing Band, Band, Orchestra, Music Club. Jule's favorites are anything connected with music, particularly Glen Miller's arrangement of In the Mood . . . spends most of his time in school looking out of the window in 504 . . . topping his list of dislikes are homework and orchesf tra zeros. LUCILLE R LEONARDO 711 Atwood Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Color' guard, A.A. Representative. Lu Lu doesn't mind meeting nice looking fellows fwho does?j . . . can usually be found eating and listening to Perry Como . . . lots of talent in going to -the movies . . . future airline hostess. MANYA LERNER 2121 N. Hobart St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Library Club, Art Club, Alternate, Aide, Record Book Staff, Senior Show, Beacon Business, Banker. Manana enjoys the usual things-men, food, and clothing . . . spends most of her time getting edu' cated and talking on the phone . . . excels in lending French . . . hopes to get revenge by being a teacher. RENEE LEWIS 5473 Montgomery Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Dele' gate, Modern Dancing, Leaders. Renee still has friends after being p.m. of I.g.p. fquite a girllj . . . is looking forward to being a private secretary or maybe a model . . . her favorite pastimes are eating at hamburger haven and listening to records . . . frowns on homework but yearns for the U. of Miami. RENEE LIEBERMAN 7927 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Col' lector, Girls' A.A. Representative. Someday Reen will be a lab' oratory technician . . . now she keeps busy by dating . . . listening to popular records, looking at old photos . . . loves to dance, draw, and hold hands in the movies . . . Reen is an expert at memorizing and imitating. LILLIAN L. LIPITZ 7549 Malvern Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Honor Squad, Leaders, Banking, French Club. Lill wants to live a happy suc' cessful life . . . only seems to have the knack of being caught doing the wrong things . . . spends her spare time dreaming of a certain N. K .... dislikes French but likes Physics . . . hopes to travel around the world someday. Thirtynine IOAN RUTH LIPSCHUTZ 5646 Diamond St. Com. Practical Dimples likes all types of men . . . how about that one who sits next to you with those loud sox? . . . she confesses that someday she wants to get married . . . Joan would like to sleep 23 hours of the day and rest the other . . . who knows? . . . maybe someday. IACQUELINE LISS 1921 N. 54th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Volleyball, Round Robin, Swimming. Iackie's sure to be a swell teacher . . . special likes are travel' ing and talking on the phone . . . conceited or catty people are on her black list . . . suppressed desire is to have her choice of pupils . . . can always be found with the Sixes. MARTHA MIRIAM LUNA 4700 Sansom St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Martie is a girl of many talents . . . she can dance, model, talk on the phone, and eat exceptionally well . . . she likes Sonny and classi' cal music . . . can't tolerate politics and catty girls . . . Martie wants to make another woman jealous at the age of 45 . . . we think you'll be able to do it, too. MAXINE MACON 4724 Merion Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Archery Club, Banker. Dancing, listening to good music, archery, and going to New jersey occupy Max's time . . . for future O.H.S. students Max would like to check out zero periods and third period lunch . . . dislikes conceited people . . . hopes to be a million' aire's secretary. CLEO MAHONEY 939 N. 42nd St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Bunch loves to read, dance, and listen to music . . . says she would like to be a beautician and later a homemaker . . . is good at cooking . . . suppressed desire to be a member of the Dramatic Club. ROBERT N. POSTON 5622 Berks St. Elec. S.A., A.A., Aide. Potts favorite pastime is danc' ing with the girls . . . believes for every man there is a woman, but can't ind his . . . loves to eat lunch and look for girls who need escorts . . . wants to grow rich and smoke a fat cigar. CLEMENT RASIN 5200 Thompson St. Art S.A., A.A. Cookie likes to make a hit with the ladies . . . wants to marry and settle down with that special one . . . aspires to be a great advertising artist . . . being a great sports en- thusiast, he dreams of winning a gold basketball for being a high scorer in the league. ALVIN REAVIS 1238 N. Allison St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Reevy boxes after school at Chris Perry's Gym . . . hopes to be a professional boxer and then get married . . . likes to spend his free time listening to good records . . . enjoys dances, parties and Bop Music . . , plays most sports well . . . expects to live happily, peacefully, and get the most out of life. ALVIN REVNESS 5612 Gainor Rd. Mech. Arts S.A., A.A., Swing Band. He wants to be a textile engineer, but for now Al will settle for gay times and money . . . favorite pastimes are piano and football . . . walking across the bridge nrst thing in the morning irks him . . . motto: Get rich quick. STANLEY RICHMOND 6154 Master St. Com. S.A., A.A., Track Team, Aide. Stan hopes to make his million early and retire if possible . . . Fancies himself as a great lover and can always be found gabbing with females . . . has a reasonable loathf ing for school work. Forty JERRY Ronos 7437 Upland Way AC. S.A., A.A., Record Book, Honor Squad, Chairman Senior Show, Soft' ball Manager, Basketball. Doc can always be found en' gaging in some extrafcurricular active ity . . . anything from managing football to driving a Red Cross ambulance . . . fhis favorite pastime, naturally, is working at Phila. Gen' eral Hospital . . . aims, of course, to get his M.D. HERBERT ROGERS, IR. 6201 Vine St. Elec. S.A., A.A., Cross Country, Track. Bubbles favorite pastime is playing basketball and baseball . . . loves school so much that he really enjoys zero periods and those eighth periods in 307-what joy?! . . . easily satisfied . . . ambition to be president of the United States. DONALD ROSENBERG 5442 Morse St. J Ac. S.A., A.A., Band. Don is anxious to begin work- ing for his second million dollars . . . when not eating and sleeping, can be found winning at cards or playing the clarinet . . . crazy about the Phillies, Warriors, food, and girls . . . can't wait till the day when he won't have any more home' work. RONALD ROSENBERG 7304 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Dclef gate, Alternate, Astronomy Club, Jr. Beacon. Hopes to be a lawyer . . . spends most of his time laughing in physics . . . says he has no abilities . . . likes foreign girls and sports . . . dislikes Latin . . . suppressed desires??7 BERNARD ROSENTHAL 7237 Jefferson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Table Tennis. Bernie hopes to graduate col' lege before being drafted Qwho doesn'tJ . . . he loves to spend his time eating and driving , . . hates those long notebook assignments he looks forward to flying to Mars on a rocket. DEENA MANDLE 5457 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Captain of Cheer' leaders, Advisory Council, Leaders, Asst. P.E. Teacher, Record Book Staff, Aide, Music Club, Dancing, A.A. Board. Dynamite only wants to grow . . . she spends spare time walking around the house on her hands . . . likes boys with blue eyes . . . hopes to spend her honeymoon Q??7J skiing in Switzerland. ROSE MANGELLA 6629 Haddington St. Com. S.A., A.A., Gym Leader, Aide. Rose Bud dreams of earning 3100 a week lwho doesn't!J . . . Wednesday night-dance . . . Sat' urday night-out with Eddy . . . dislikes fellows with mustaches, sideburns, and hats . . . wanted-a black Cadillac. BETTY TOBY MAZER 5485 Montgomery Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Mugsie is forever dreaming of being Mrs? . . . maybe someday when you are a nurse, you'll meet a handsome young doctor . . . Betty is especially fond of Penn fra' ternities fany varietyl, those col' legiate whi-te bucks and costume parties . . . her pet peeve-a tele' phone that doesn't ring. MARIE MAZZENGA 432 N. Simpson St. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Bowling. Marie-can only think of making amends with a certain someone, and how she hates boys with mustaches . . . but we know what she really wants is a chartreuse Cadillac con' vertible . . . poor Mr. Havsy is constantly annoyed by our Marie . . . we don't think he minds too much. DOROTHY MC CORMICK 130 Kalos St. Com. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Bowling, Leader, Gym Aide. I can do a little bit of every- thing says Dotty . . . would like to get a job paying S70 a week . . . crazy about a certain tall, bluefeyed blonde . . . conceited males-stay away! .Ms 1 ia. W-ii S , 7 : a1.e:i5' . -Z.. . ' .w.f,- , - -if--1. --f .f5..:' ' M i.f' ii :'5w2' ,.-1. :- . I S 52 'H' ' 1-r W 4.9 s, 'mf 1 SP 91' , i i W i W., i-,, -',,-i . 4 bf' ary? 3, ...E , .f i se A if f is W. -SH ,Y i 1 w 4 M. ,J A2-,...i. K as ?'g Fovtyfone w fi If . , ANNA MEi1MANNo im N. 49th sr. com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Board, A.A. Representative, Asst. Gym Teacher, Honor Squad, Bowling, Swimming, Delegate, Alternate, Aide. Ann relishes the idea of be' coming a successful secretary . . . dancing and eating rate high on her lists . . . hates those tests and zero periods. NATALIE MITNIK 3803 Wyalusing Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Record Book Staff, Beacon Secretary, Record Book Secretary, S.A. Secretary, Senior Show Committee, Library Aide, Counselor's Aide, Faculty Aide, Big Sisters, Bowling, Round Robin. Nat almost worships a certain fellow at Penn who is studying to be a Vet .... but dislikes all kinds of animals . . . wants to be superfsecretary . . . admits she is verbose and loquacious, as well as prolix. MARIANNE MOLINES 659 N. 66th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling, Modern Dancing Aide, Library Aide, Honor Squad. Marianne dislikes short boys, tests, and eighth periods . . . is able to do a little bit of everything . . . main ambitions include getting into Penn and becoming the wife of a swell guy. BARBARA E. MONTGOMERY 1003 N. 47th St. Com. Leaders, Volleyball, Softball Music Appreciation, Chorus. Babs passes her time away by horsefback riding, listening to records and watching television . . . likes movies, dancing, and swimming . . . talkative girls beware when Babs is around . . . hopes to settle down and get married soon after graduation. EDNA MAE MOORE 5931 Summer St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A Cappella, Record Book Committee, Basketball, Mod' ern Dancing, Leaders. Eddie finds that her most en- joyable way of spending time is kidding with 'T and P . . . excels at playing the piano . . . likes any' thing that's food . . . especially ice cream . . . Eddie's ambition is to have a career in medicine. LOUIS RULLO 6722 Leeds St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Spaghetti's ambition is to run a hot rod shop of his own . . . prefers good times to schoolwork . . . can be found tinkering with cars . . . pet peeve is women drivers . . . suppressed desire is to be presif dent of the U. S. STEPHEN J. SACKS Overhill Rd., Cynwyd, Pa. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Delegate, Honor Squad, A.A. Representative, Alternate. Steve has a one track mind-- girls. . . . at any given time can be found dayedreaming about, jokf ing with, or chasing after the fair damsels . . . says his abilities are too numerous to mention. IRVING M. SAMIT 5447 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Mgr. of Basketball and Football, VicefPresident of Boys' A.A., Honor Squad, Delegate. Right now Irv wants to be a bachelor fwe doubt itj . . . loves night baseball, merryfgofrounds, golf, North Philly girls . . . hopes to borrow correct homework some day. EDWARD SCHWARTZ 5265 Jefferson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Table Tennis. Eddy's favorite pastime is sleep' ing . . . loves rich girls, movies, T.V., and money . . . dislikes zero period and draft boards . . . playing ball and bowling are close to home . . . desires to open a drug store. IERRY PAUL SEGAL 5483 Morse St. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A., Delegate. Ability is driving a '36 Plymouth . . . suppressed desire centers around a French maid . . . hopes to own a large chain of theatres . . . spends most of his time at Elaine's and 'Snyder's . . . has a special interest in a certain gal who lives on 53rd Street. 2 l 1 Fortyftwo EDDIE SEITCHICK 5314 Berks St. Com, S.A., A.A., Horticultural Aide. Likes watching Frontier Play' house and The Cisco Kid . . . hopes to be the latter's under' study-some day . . . can type 40 words a minute fsometimeslj . . . spends his spare time playing ball at the Little Palestra' . . . expects to acquire a million dollars by marrying a millionaire's daughter. HARVEY DAVID SHADOWITZ 1222 N. 41st St. Com. S.A., A.A., Swing Band, Band, Projection Aide. Haw aspires to be a successful business man . . . getting up early in the morning irks him . . . he would be happy playing the sax and spending the rest of his life with his favorite girl-when he Hnds her! SEYMOUR SHLOMCHIK 2212 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Honor Squad, Baseabll, Delegate. Sey hopes to become a suc- cessful doctor . . . spends time play' ing ball . . . special abilities are basketball and baseball . . . likes music, baseball, girls and money . . . dislikes studying . . . would love to own an automobile plant and become a billionaire. GILBERT SHUSTER 5455 Upland Way Ac. A.A. Representative, Alternate, Banker. Gil loves dancing and making funnies . . . dislikes zero periods . . . claims to be a jackfoffallftrades, but master of none . . . a great sports enthusiast . . . aspires to be another Sid Caesar. RICHARD SILVER 5459 Walnut St. Mech. s S.A.,,A.A, Cross Country. Slick Diclxf wants to get rich, settle down, and live the life of Riley . . . likes Ioanna Morroney, sleeping, eating, and school vaca' tions '. . . a whiz at trig and great in Qlunking English . . . dislikes sclfool and work . . . desires to make enough money for down payment on a new Cadillac. EILEEN MORRISON 5055 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com- mittee, Swimming Club, Art Club, Gym Oflice Aide. I spends her hours loafing and listening to dreamy music . . . just loves anything that's food-and of course men . . .abhores crew hair cuts and those television com' mercials . . . has always desired to bathe under the Florida sun. PHYLLIS M. MOSLEY 921 N. 42nd St. Com. S.A., A.A. Phyl likes nothing better than being with nice people . . . has a special regard for a certain W.P.W .... can be found reading or cutting up with J and E . . . entertains idea of riding in '51 convertible . . . ambition is to be secretarial typist. EMILIE E. MULHOLLAND 6001 Columbia Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com' mittee, Record Book Staff, Beacon News Editor. Em is an avid baseball fan . . . wants to become member of the Baseball Writers Association of America . . . loves the A's and music of Guy Lombardo and Cole Porter . . . special dislikes are Phillies and homework. FRANCES NETTIS 6206 Lansdowne Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Teachers Aide, Counselor's Aide, Banking Aide. Fran's greatest desire is to be the first married woman to have sextuplets . . . she relishes the com' pany of the opposite sex . . . Frances abhores homework, zero, and eighth periods . . . someday hopes to get a l00 in Word Wealth. CONSTANCE OSBERG 1714 N. 55th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling Club. Connie enjoys spending leisure time at Peg's . . . desires to be a fashion model . . . excels in knitting argyle socks for ??? . . . and eating Nick's hoagies . . . likes tall blond fellows . . . intensely dislikes snobs and boys shorter than 5' 10 . F ortyfthree IOYCE OWENS 5601 Stewart St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Leaders Club, A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Mgr. of Swimming, Tumbling, Color Guard, Senior Show Committee. Ioyce's abilities are hairfdressing, swimming, dancing . . . spends most of her time swimming or loafing . . . likes dancing, food, boys, and clear, cool H2O . . . main dislike seems to be homework. DEBORAH PACKMAN 5745 Drexel Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Beacon Circulation Manager, Big Sisters, Teachers Aide, Alternate, A.A. Representa- tive. To be an elementary school teacher is Debbie's ambition . . . likes boys and the Phillies . . . excels in sports and art . . . spends spare time reading Gone with the Wind. CAROL ANN PERLMAN 146 Trent Rd. Ac. Managing Editor of Record Book, Senior Show Committee, Banker, Dancing, Library Club, Bowling, Advisory Council, Tennis, Swim- ming. 'Capy's secret ambition is to teach children , . . plays piano well, loves people but dislikes conceited boys . . . believes all her suppressed desires are fulfilled fHa Haj . . . Capy seems to be an all out extrovert. BARBARA JANE PERNA 721 N. 65th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., VicefPresident of S.A., Cabinet, Record Book Staff, A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Bowling, Round Robin. Bobby thrives on pizza fpie, knishes and gefilte fish . . . gi ted with a lovely voice, her favorite pastime is singing . . . her ambition is to be happy . . . her sweet smile and disposition will take her far. THELMA PETERS 5103 Parrish St. Com. S.A., A.A. Thel's ambition is to be a dress' maker . . . dancing and eating count high on her list of pastimes . . . believes strongly in having fun in general . . . is fond of nice eople and disapproves strongly ofp con- ceited individuals . . . anticipates graduation exercises with a happy heart. RICHARD SMITH 1828 Stiles St. Auto S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com' mittee. Richard is a real playboy . . . likes flashy cars, girls, golf . . . talkative and stuckrup girls on his black list . . . suppressed desire is to be a second King Cole. STANTON SOBEL 5238 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Baseball, A.A. Rep' resentative. Stan likes to argue for the sake of argument . . . still trying to prove Williams couldn't make the Phils . . . Stan is an excellent forward, slick shortstop, and good pinochle player . . . can be found busy at almost every place of athletic endeavor. CLARENCE E. SPRINGIRTH 4618 D Street Drafting ujuniorf' Qas remarkable ability in workiiiwith wood . . . he detests talkative girls . . . likes movies . . . hopes to own a mint someday . . . don't forget us when that pipe dream comes true, junior . . . we'll be waiting. DAVID STEINBERG 5659 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Dave is an all round sports player, especially likes basketball and baseball . . . has a fancy for chess and science as well as sports . . . still remembers those dreadful college exams . . . Dave says he really wants to join the Brazilian Marines, but will be content with an M.D .... here's the best of luck. STANLEY S. STERBAKOV 5917 Chancellor St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Actor in My man Godfrey, Member of Band. Eyes wants to be a rich op' tometrist . . . takes pleasure in try' ing to prove that teachers are wrong and in doing homework in anciet Arabic . . . is especially fond of two hour assemblies and playing on a stringed violin. Fortyffour HAROLD STOWE 4657 Olive St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Harold is a regular fellow . . . excels in dancing, eating and having a gay time . . . naturally enjoys fem' inine companionship, food, and that horrible green stuff . . . besides acquiring enough currency to live off the fat of the land, has a yearn' ing to be Overbrook's future principal. ROLAND SUMMERS 1331 Conestosa St. Auto S.A., A.A., Basketball, Baseball, Track. Lefty is one of Overbrook's best athletes, excelling in basketball and baseball . . . hopes to be a professional baseball player some day . . . likes girls, Cadillacs, and plenty of food-and watching Doris Thomas ballet dance . . . dislikes anyone who doesn't like him . . . anxious to meet a nice girl. JOSEPH A. THOMPSON 1523 N. 58th St. Auto S.A., A.A., Championship Track and Cross Country, Gym Team. Ioe's excellent track record will long be remembered at Overbrook . . . this ine work in sports makes him a credit to our school . . . it is Ioe's ambition to break the world's record in the half mile and beat Ted Jennens in the high hurdles . . . good luck, Joel MICHAEL TRACHTENBERG 5379 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Collector. Mike has unusual ability for playing chess and for horseback riding . . . he's especially fond of snoozing . . . this lad has some unusual ambitions, one of which is to wear white buckskins . . . and the other? DAVID VAN OSTEN 1433 N. Peach St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Varsity Basketball. Dutchman, as Dave's friends call him, is one of Overbrook's many exceptional basketball players . . . as of now, his ambition is to play basketball for some college . . . rumor has it he's quite a lad among the lassies. BARBARA PETRUZZO 1043 N. 67th Sr. Ac. S.A., A.A., Senior Show Com' mittee, Aide, Bowling Club, Swim- ming, Round Robin. Bobbie, O.H.S.'s future pharf macist can usually be found eating Chinese egg rolls at the Cafe Tea Garden . . . her abilities include playing tennis and the piano . . . likes the opposite sex . . . don't call her Bobbie Pafzoofzof' SALLY MAE POLSKY 2142 N. Melvin St. Com. S.A., A.A., Delegate, Alternate, Teacher's Aide, Banker, Art Club. Spends most of her time sketching landscapes . . . special abilities in- clude painting photographs in oil . . . Sal aspires to make ceramic teeth in a dentist's job . . . dislikes antiques and argyle socks . . . her suppressed desire is to bathe in a furflined bath tub. FILOMENA POTERE 3947 Wyalusing Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Ir. Red Cross, Aide, Roll Committee. Phill aims to be a secretary . . . spends most of her time baking cakes and pies . . . likes to go to the movies and to see television . . . suppressed desire is to get all A's on the last report. ALICE B. PRESTON 3854 Folsom St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Modern Dancf mg. Dina Wants to become a singer . . . loves to ice skate and dance fBalletj , , , shrimps, rice, and pinochle rate high on her list . . . hates history . . . please don'-t call me skinny . . . has always desired to travel. JOYCE PRUITT 655 N. 53rd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Badmin' ton, Round Robin, Modern Danc' ing, Color Guard. Dollie's greatest weaknesses are peach ice cream and bowling . . . is a capable roller skater . . . can be observed knitting the hours away or reading . . . aspires to be a good secretary . . . dislikes last lunch and zero periods. Fortyffive SPLENDORA QUERCETTI 4951 Thompson St. Com. S.A., A.A., Bowling, Leaders, Assistant Gym Teacher. Corky enjoys riding in con- vertibles fsome classlj . . . can usually be found at George's Ice Cream Parlor . . . is at home with good books and in the movies . . . is allergic to 0 period and conf ceited males . . . plans to become a hairdresser some day. VERNIA RAMSEY 3322 Mt. Vernon St. Com. S.A., A.A. Vern pictures herself riding in a brand new chariot with the man of her dreams . . . likes good music, food, and a certain type of green paper . . . Vern wishes to become a good secretary . . . of the fulfill' ment of this wish we are sure . . . unless the right man comes along. BARBARA GRACE RATNER 5717 Woodcrest Ave. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A. Spends her leisure time taking walks and looking for an engage' ment ring . . . excels in singing, dancing, and playing the piano . . . hopes to marry Don . . . special likes, beside Don, are Dolly and her Ioe . . . has an aversion to sugary' sweet girls. GLORIA REDMOND 854 N. 41st St. Com. S.A., A.A. This gal expects to be a typist, but for a secret yen to nurse some handsome young millionaire back to health . . . can usually be found watching Uncle Milty or spinning discs . . . loves dancing with some' body tall. clark. and terrihc. EVELYN RICHARDSON 5 553 Pearl St. Com. S.A., A.A. Eve aims to become a good bookkeeper . . . parties, football, and boys are fascinating . . . can sew, draw, and dance well. Spare time is taken up by movies . . . dreams of being a movie star . . . lyaseball and track are on her black- ist. EUGENE WALKER 833 N. Hutton St. Bldg. S.A., A.A. Gene wants to see the world, but not in the Navy . . . likes girls, food, and sports . . . his favorite pastimes are drawing and card play- ing . . . dislikes English and history. IUAN L. WASHINGTON 819 N. Preston Street EB S.A., A.A. Bunny enjoys basketball in his spare time . . . look for him to be a printer some day . . . His abilities lie in basketball, baseball, football, table tennis, and model aircraft building . . . desires to lead a good and religious life . . . likes sporty clothes and ine cars. THOMAS WEAVER 5730 Vine St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book Staff. Kirky wants to make enough money so he can retire young and spend the rest of his life at ease . . . his favorite pastime is relaxing . . . likes plenty of good food and girls . . . looking forward to settling down and raising a family . . . dislikes loudemouthed females. DONALD WEBSTER 5506 Vine St. Auto. S.A., A.A. Web wants to be a radio and television technician . . . takes pleasure in repairing things . . . likes basketball, football, and horse' back riding . . . dislikes history and English. 1osEPH wE1sz 6004 Haverford Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Banker, Delegate, Alternate. Straight Arrow wants to make a lot of money that he might spend winters in Florida and summers in Atlan-tic City . . . likes baseball, swimming, and nice girls fespecially from Brooklynl . . . snobbish girls and women drivers are his pet peeves . . . favorite pastime-bowl' ing and dancing fwith beautiful girlsj. F on yfsix CHARLES WILLIAMS 6119 Callowhill St. Elec. S.A., A.A. Charlie's ambition is to be an electrician . . . enjoys baseball and listening to good music . . . spends his leisure time playing basketball . . . doesn't like snooty people . . . hopes to own a Cadillac some day. RICHARD WOOD 5420 jefferson St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Banker, Collector. Woody wants to be a million' aire and spend his time relaxing fA'h! life can be wonderfull . . . ability-professional porter for H. Es' H. . . . A sports enthusiast . . . enjoys sitting in a soft chair watch' ing the Phillies play . . . dislikes females with too much makeup . . . would like to play for Phillies and later own them. SEYMOUR ZALTZMAN 2127 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Fuzzy has no ambition to speak of . . . enjoys sleeping . . . likes baseball, tennis, and basketball . . . dislikes females who think they are smart. CARL K. ZUCKER 5239 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Chess Club. Sports Editor of Beacon 3 Rec' ord Book, Honor Squad, Delegate, Zuck loves basketball, card games, and double features . . . and still hopes to get all A's . . . his ambition is to become a lawyer so he can dig up some laws against lsoafds--both college entrance and ra t. IOYCE RIGBERG 5078 Wynnefield Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. joycie's broad smile is easily brought to the surface with a mere mention of the name, Sonny . . . she and Sonny will walk down the aisle shortly after graduation . . . right now she spends her time buy- ing furniture and household appli- ances . . . wouldn't half the girls in O. H. S. love to change places with rtloyn? JANET ROCCARIO vzs N. 64th sr. Ac. EA., A.A., Swixprgjngzl Bowling, D ' , A .Af e ir Liilikwagft JE HWTKETH 'M wants to wear a house' 'ife's apron some da -skilled at xoking an sleepi -besides eat- ing, she li en to good music . . . ste s and men are her dish . . . says 5 GH to rainy weekends. BERNICE ROSENBLATT 5408 Lebanon Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Business Mgr., Big Sister, Aide, Bowling, Round Robin, Record Book Sece' tary. Hopes to find a boss who dictates slower than Mrs. Shoe . . . B. B. G. is a special pastime . . . has a special yen for the men in the Commercial Dept. . . . doesn't like smart aleck boys or conceited girls. Q CYNTHIA ROTENBERG 2103 N. Redield St. Com. s.A., Aix. ' Cindy would adore to be taken for a drive in a convertible on a beautiful summer, romantic night . . . this cute chick enjoys good mu' sic, :fading and traveling . . . seeks the romantic adventure of an air' line hostess . . . wants to travel around the globe 3. DIANA RUBENS 7055 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Art Club, Tennis Club, Teacher's Aide, Delegate. Di's desire is to be completely uninhibited . . . draws like Renoir . . . is adept in any kind of math . . . ambition is to get married . . . right now she is satished just going out with boys, driving cars, and eating spaghetti. CONNIE RUSKIN 1926 Wynneneld Terrace Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Connie would love to get an A in Algebra some day . . . knitting argyle socks is a special ability . . . she wishes everyday were a week' end . . . this unusual girl dislikes fraternity houses . . . greatest de' sire is to gain weight. if Fortyfseven FLORENCE SABATINO 333 N. 64th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Business Staff, A Cappella Choir, Bowling, Dancing Club. Floss loves being with Bob all the time . . . likes music, and sings and dances . . . hates to see Bob go away . . . wants to raise a few children with dark hair and blue eyes. CLARA SAMOST 5425 Berks St. Acad. S.A., A.A., Music Club, Tennis, Record Book. Dreams of marrying a handsome, wealthy, young man . . . likes to eat and talk about other people . . . can play the piano and sing . . . likes books, good music, nice clothes, tennis, horseback riding, singing, and dancing . . . would like to have loads of money. ARLENE SAVASTIO 539 N. 65th St. Acad. S.A., A.A., Big Sisters, A.A. Representative, Aide. Likes the A's, dogs, and most sports . . . can play the piano and the radio, especially when the A's are playing . . . wants to be a librarian, own a Boxer fdogl, and some day a Great Dane . . . shud' ders at Milton Berle, Jerry Lester, and algebra. HELEN SCHAEFER 1478 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A. Sis admires the masculine half of our population greatly, but don't mention homework in her presence . . . admits she is real good at the dinner table . . . always has had a yen for travel to those far away, romantic lands. LOIS SCHOENFIELD 531 N. Conestoga St. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A. Loie plays piano, sings, and crof chets . . . likes steak, onions, Block' ley, and C. S. . . . doesn't like liver or lima beans . . . watching television and sleeping are her fa- vorite pastime activities . . . hopes to marry C. S. and be a housewife. ARLENE H. SCHWARTZ 3826 Cambridge St. Dist. Ed. S.A., A.A., Aide. Sole ambition is to be a good wife to E. R. L. . . . watching television and trying to learn about hunting and photography are her favorite activities . . . worries about gaining weight . . . her special like, besides music and tlevision is E. R. L. . . . loves talking on the phone. HELGA SEELIG 1118 N. 40th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Teacher's Aide. Anyone care to treat her to a hamburger? . . . whee, her nails are growing long, at last . . . def sires to marry Mr. ?? . . . she's very discreet about Mr. Mysterious . . . certain people annoy her to des' peration . . . adores movies and theatres . . . dancing is her specialty. IOAN SERAFINI 1134 Atwood Road Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Cheer- leader, Teacher's Aide, A.A. Board, Leader's Club, Honor Squad, A Cappella Choir. Ioan's a great kidder and can bring a smile to any face . . . likes riding in a green Chevy convert' ible??? . . . favorite pastime is dancing and eating . . . aspires to be a laboratory technician . . . loathes egotistical people. GLORIA C. SERODY 2129 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Tribunal, President of Big Sisters, Honor Squad, Bowl' ing Club, Teacher's Aide, Alternate. Glor is an industrious, popular student . . . she can always be found knitting argyles for S. O. . . . aims to be an elementary teacher with a Mrs. degree . . . shrimp cock' tails are her piece de resistance . JOAN CLAIRE SHARPE 1709 N. 60th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Banker, Aide. Shorty dislikes egotistical peof ple, eggs, and long speeches . . . Jewish pickles, convertibles, and traveling rate high with her . . . loves to model and play piano . . . ambition is to have a career and marry . . . hopes some day to live in a Park Avenue penthouse. ANNETTE SHEINMAN 4193 Leidy Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Gym Office Aide, Bowling, Tennis, Swimming, Round Robin. Annette just adores steak, con- vertibles, and boys . . . doesn't find it hard to dance or cook up a good dish . . . loathkes homework and long conversations on Bell's brain- storm . . . has an urge for travel. ALICE JOAN SLIFKIN 2421 N. 50th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Bowling Club, A Cappella Choir. HAI can usually be found play' ing Canasta, listening to records, or dating, especially the latter . . . in fact, hopes to earn a Mrs. degree . . . delights in traveling, sports, and fof coursej boys . . . abhores home' work and tests, but not much else. LAVERTA NAOMI SMITH 5741 Master St. S.A., A.A. Verta likes boys and phone calls . . . dates, dancing, playing records, and sleeping take up most of Verta's time . . . ambition- to be a nurse . . . desires to make a million and to marry a man with a million 15551. LOUISE M. SMOLIN 1228 Marlyn Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. Louie loves those usual things -television, food, boys, and sleep . . . enjoys dancing, knitting, play' ing the piano . . . music and gor' geous Cadillacs send her . . . in the future we see Louie as a successful secretary. LORRAINE SNYDER 5177 Heston St. Corn. Collector, Bowling, Banking Aide, Swimming, Tennis. Lorie has ambitions of become ing a top model in New York . . . she sings, dances, skates, swims . . . would like some day to make a million fwouldn't we alll and then, maybe, catch a man with another million . . . here's wishing you luck. AUDREY SOUELS 933 N. 48th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Pee Wee wants to be a typist . . . skilled in roller skating and dancing . . . pastime--reading good books . . . likes nice people and dressing in style . . . detests zero periods and third lunch . . . desires to win the latest model car. PEARL SPITZ 3858 Poplar St. Com. S.A., A.A., Round Robin, Aide, A.A. Representative. Pearl enjoys tennis, bowling, dancing, but most of all riding in convertibles . . . some day she hopes to go to New York and become one of the best stenographers . . . of course buy herself a little Cadillac convertible . . . her pet peeve is boys with crew cuts. JUDITH STERN 5479 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Counselor's Aide, Girls' A.A. Representative. Like most girls, Judy relishes dancing and swimming . . . also enjoys reading and knitting , . . on the other hand, she loathes writ' ing letters, zero periods, and boys who wear suede shoes . . . this gal is nourishing an ambition to become a nurse. LOIS ANNE STEWART 1638 N. 62nd St. Com. Color Guard, Bowling, Swimming, Leaders Aide. Lo would like to marry the boss's son and, maybe, take a trip to Bermuda with him . . . she also takes an interest in bowling, skating, dancing but wholefheartedly dislikes transcribing shorthand notes. as MARY L. STOTSENBURG 7928 Oxford St. Ag, S.A., A.A., Bi Sister, A C - pella Choir, g ap Louie's angelic voice and ability to play the piano are ever entertain- mg . . . not to mention her friendly'smile . . . Mary will ever Ee a guiding light to all who know er. Fortyfnine DORIS THOMAS 3858 Olive St. Com. A.A., Modern Dancing, Leaders, Asst. Gym Teacher, Volleyball, Counselor's Aide, Banker. Doris wants to be a typist or social worker . . . enjoys watching our basketball team play and being at Sydney's Dancing School . . . likes chocolate nut sundaes and sentimental music . . . desires to own the latest Cadillac. JULIA THOMAS 110 N. 59th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Leaders, Modern Dancing, Music Club, Basketball. Julia can be found reading in her spare time . . . likes bicycle riding, music, dancing, and nice people . . . ambition is to be a secretary . . . her ability lies in typing . . . dislikes rowdy people and swimming. MOLLIE N. TICKNER 5601 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., School Store. Mickey's ambition is simple- to marry M.D .... Marv, S.P.S., pizza pie, are rated high . . . Wednesdays, catty people, short evenings, and wrapping irk her . . . wants to live to be one hundred and eighty . . . can always be found with the sixes. MARTINI G. TRIPPETT 4707 Merion Ave. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Band, Orchestra. Marty enjoys dancing, roller skating, parties and eating, too . . . her ambition-to be an interior decorator . . . crazy about sports . . . dislikes getting up early . . . desires to make a thousand dollars and give away one. ELEANORE B. TROLIO 704 Kenmore Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Dancing, Library Aide, Bowling, Swimming, A Cap- pella Choir, Gym Office Aide. Ele spends her time dancing at the Half-Way house, riding around in a Chrysler, and gabbing with Ioan . . . enjoys dancing . . . dislikes conceited boys and unfriendly teachers . . . look for her someday as an English teacher . . . desires to pass algebra and marry S,D.N. BERNICE TUCK 1426 N. Conestoga St. Com. S.A., A.A., Round Robin, Bowl- ing, Archery, Swimming, Leaders, Basketball, Bernie is going to work her way through college in order to become a nurse . . . dancing, swimming, skating, tennis are Bernie's fav' orite pastimes . . . here's wishing a lot of luck to a swell girl. RITA VENDITTI 6644 Haddington St. Com. S.A., A.A. Ree has one thing in common with all women, she contemplates marriage some day . . . meanwhile derives pleasure from dancing, swimming, and watching football and boxing . . , can't stand skating, homework, or bowling . . . has a desire to travel around the globe. JUDITH WACHSTEIN 2646 Lenape Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A. Judy spends her spare time listening to records and talking to Arkne . . . hopes to play piano . . . likes to buy records, likes Carmen Cavallero . . . ambition-to teach algebra . . . dislikes be-bop music, and getting up early. LOIS JOAN WALDORF 5456 Euclid St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book, Adverf tising Committee, Prom Committee. Lo likes Pizza Pie and dungarees . . . we may look to her as a future xfray technician . . . enjoys listening to music and sight seeing the city with B.B. and C.R. . . . dislikes homework intensely. DORIS WESLEY 5133 Lancaster Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. Dot hopes to become an expert typist . . . enjoys reading good books, dancing, and listening to good music . . . likes food, clothing, and bicycle riding . . . hates conceited people . . . aspires to getting a wonderful job. w i:-, 1 - 'W L 1 lg ' S ,L faq ft xxx 1 sc 9 sf 2,35 , 4 L EXW 1 Q ,if gl , : Q Ht -. 'S 25 1 34 1 ,, 'H ' . If li all lk ,.f'?1 . 'si-A . , ,L fr kllwff ,V ' ' 5' Xffmvg. Fifty IVEY MAE WILSHAW 6013 Callowhill St. Com. S.A., A.A., Advertising Staff, Round Robin, Aide, Basketball, Volleyball, Tennis. Muncy likes boys . . . ambition -to be a musician . . . likes nice boys but hates conceited ones . . . dancing, swimming, roller skating, and collecting pictures of musicians takes up all her spare time . . . piano playing is her chief ability. ADRIENNE WITT 4513 Conshohocken Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Cissie wants to have a hand- some stepfather . . . find pleasure in eating snacks at Cohen's, listening to records, and doing crossword puzzles . . . likes David Rose's music, dungarees and old shirts . . . dislikes hard to handle customers and working Saturdays . . . she's a second Dorothy Dix. FAYEANN S. WITTIG 1515 N. Edgewood St. Com. S.A., A.A., Round Robin, Honor Squad, Teachers Aide, Tumbling, Outdoor Archery. Shorty likes the wide open spaces . . . a real outdoor girl . . . she's fond of Western music, dancf ing, and Arthur Godfrey . . . per- haps sorne day she'll settle down in the country with some lucky South- ern boy. ARLENE YUSEM 5246 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate. if Are hopes to work for an M.D. for a M.R.S. degree . . . can always be found with The Five gabbing and knitting . . . loves boys who wear suede shoes, have crew cuts, and are good charleston dancers. K. ZIEGLER St. Com. A.A., Honor Squad, A.A. Assistant Teacher, Leaders Club, Round ennis, Basketball. just wants to be a good . and a good wife . . . hope she finds the right man long assemblies, popular music, . please Jessie. WARDS Rae Brown Frances Conese Arlene Diamond Norman Garfield Phyllis Ginsburg Robert Carr Bernard Epstein Rocco De Felice Bernard Epstein Robert Carr Nina Chaiken Rocco De Felice 'I A. A. Pin: Dolores Auld Evelyn Camero Florence Carmen Jessie Ziegler 70 Points-1951 Emblem: Deena Mandle Catherine Conte BEACON LITERARY AWARDS Emilie Mulholland Howard Bleckman BUSINESS AWARDS Ruth Goldblatt Benita Greenstein Doris Grunes Elaine Kaplan LIBRARY AWARDS Arlene Diamond Judith Kates ORCHESTRA AWARDS Jules Polsky BAND AWARDS Noeling Miller CAPPELLA CHOIR AWARDS ThomasgDee Bernard Epstein Gertrude Green Sandra Goldberg GIRLS' ATHLETIC AWARDS Top Award 115 Points 100 Point Medal: Anna Mettimano Joan Seraiini Bernice Tuck Joyce Owens Carl Zucker Natalie Mitnik Deborah Packman Bernice Rosenblatt Florence Sabatino Marianne Molines Donald Bakove Arnold Suknick Harvey Shadowitz Mildred Herr Barbara Perna Joyce Owens 85 Points-Large Monogram Armena Bagramian Julia Thomas Deena Mandle 50 Points-Small Monogram: Betty Goodloe Anita Caponetti Betty Lou Hood Janet Roccario Carol Perlman Fiftyfone SIGMA DELTA Sandra Bornstein George Brodsky Rae Brown Evelyn Camero Robert Carr Nina Chaiken Arnold Cohen Arlene Diamond Joan Eckstein Bernard Epstein Lois Ford Robert Ford Sandra Fox Phyllis Ginsberg Ruth Goldblatt Leonard Gordon Ail-ene Hoffrichter Platricia Jayne Leonard Juros Manya Lerner Robert Levin Morton Mandell Deena Mandle Fiftyftwo Alan Meltzer Emilie Mulholland Carol Ann Perlmann Barbara Perna Anne Metimano Natalie Mitnick jack Neff Bernice Rosenblatt Gloria Serody Gilbert Shuster Carl Zucker CITIZENSHIP AWARD Phyllis Angelo Dolores Auld Armena Bagramian Leila Baizer Donald Bakove Patricia Bealer Melvin Berkowitz Daniel Black Lois Blum Donald Bortner Sonia Bratspis Ina Canady Elaine Caplan Anita Caponetti Florence Carmen Catherine Conte Rocco De Felice Lillian Devers ll be was Q47 'S '1 illla M EEIII Q t i I nggllflffx wr ' MZ ' EE' at if I Y' . 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We stop for a moment to gaze at the statue of Liberty, Riverside Church, George Washington Bridge and the beautiful Pali' sadcs Park. As we pass another famous landmark- R many of us turn our faces-we can't bear the sight -it's Sing Sing Prison! We are fast approaching our destination, and as the hills become higher-there before us stands Bear Mountain! A bus is waiting to take us to the top -oh, those ambitious souls who decide to climb . . . The teachers are real pals-they join us in the rowing, hall playing, horseback riding, swimming- we take loads of pictures in memory of a day we'll never forget. Time passes quickly and the hour of departure beckons. We're all tired and glad to board the good Peter Stuyvesant for the trip home. The day was great . . . the trip was memorable . . a good time was had by all . . . Sixtyfone SW gg me A wane , 3439 MW as iz 1,535 ,556 iw , Drug U3 MOST PO Nino ' WH A,,,X ,. PUIAR Ch0'kf? XAf0I1 Meltzer Y dg RS , Qxfxlxgpillfiwwg 5 ,W . 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' 2 ,, MOBY ATHLUXC, www Lfnmg A4 L KMYQXM Xunxmmf., lfkfmn RECORD BOOK STAFF 5 CofEditors RAE BROWN HOWARD BLECHMAN Girls' Sports Editor EMILIE MULHOLLAND Art Staff Ruth Goldblatt Arlene Diamond Marcia Gerwitz Sally Polsky Clement Raisin Secretarial Staf Natalie Mitnik Bernice Rosenblatt Doris Grunes Advertising Staff Frances Hill Helen johnson joan Haring Myrna Cohen Margaret Chamberlain Lois Waldorf Art Editor SONDRA FOX 1 Photographers Daniel Black Jerry Dragonetti Robert Sabaroff 'SP Sixtyfflve Managing Editor N CAROL PERLMAN Boys, Sports Editor CARL ZUCKER Literary Staff Sondra Bornstein Sonia Bratspis Julian Brodsky Nina Chaiken Arnold Cohen Shirley Conway Arlene Diamond Joan Eckstein Ruth Goldblatt Natalie Green Ailene Hoffrichter Leonard juros Hugh Kerr Manya Lerner Deena Mandle Natalie Mitnik Edna Mae Moore Barbara Perna Jerry Rodos Clara Samost Thomas Weaver CLASS PROPHECY SOCIETY NOTES Mr. and Mrs. D. Garfield Knee Ruth Gold- blatt-celebrating their 20th wedding anni- versary . . . congrats to proud grandparents Mr. and Mrs. AlSo1i'er Knee Bobbie Elgarfj on arrival of new granddaughter. Admiral and Mrs. Alan Sklar Knee Pat Jaynej enter- tained Al's old coast guard mates. Mr. and Mrs. E. Carter Knee Frances Hillj announce engagement of their youngest daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Norm Meyers Knee Mitzi Cohenl left for a South American Cruise. Mr. Len Juros now residing permanently in Israel. Dr. and Mrs. Dave Lazovick Knee Maxine Benjaminj announce the marriage of their youngest son. Mr. and Mrs. ferry Rosenthal Knee Devora Greenfieldj make final arrange- ments for the purchase of a 15 room mansion -good luck. Seen at the Latin-Mademoi- selle Elaine Caplan, Sandie Hendler, Arlene Yusem, Marie Maazenga, Sylvia Drucker, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keveleber Knee Pot Doughtyj held a big shindig at their house last Saturday in honor of their Silver Wed- ding Anniversary. Lucky couples who at- tended were, Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Nofia Knee Eleanor Trolioj Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Gold- berg Knee Lois Blnmfj, Mr. and Mrs. John Hayward Knee Tremayne Harmony, Mr. and Mrs. Tony Ceconi Knee Eleanor Insainaj , Mr. and Mrs. Bill Walsh Knee Bette Lu Hoodj. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Ochroeh KBobbie Lasterj. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ostroji' Knee Sandra Kalmanj announce the marriage of their youngest son. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Spriteler have changed their name-From hence the Spritzlers will be the Sprinklers. Mrs. Sprinkler is the former Joyce Rigberg. The opening of Sandra Bornsteinfs new modern offices is just a few days off. Good Luck to our C.P.A. And that just about winds up the dirt for this issue-Let us know what's new! MISS RAE BROWN Announces Grand Opening of New Piano Studio WASHINGTON NEWS Correspondent Ailene Hoffrichter Up before Senator Jerry Rodos's crime investigating committee are Mr. Harvey Gnshner, notes editor of N. Y.'s racing form and the rest of his mob, Alan M eislich, .lay White, Elliot Leibowits, and Lloyd Davidson. Gushner's gun moll Joan Serafini was questioned and cited in contempt of court for disturbing Sen. Rodos. Brilliant att'y for the defense is Mr. Arnold Cohen-prosecub ing att'y is the noted Ronald KCh-chj Rosen- berg. Let's clean up the town. Smilin ' Jerry Lipkin USED CARS CHEAP SECRETARIES STRIKE Say chair is more comfortable than any Boss's lap KU A group of secretaries filed a complaint against Boss James Petrucco, claimed dictation on the lap is hard to take. Secretaries tiling suit were Bernice Rosen- blatt, Doris Grimes, Natalie Mitnik, Ruth Erick, Francese Conese, Kas Conte, and Adele Greenberg. Sixtyfsix .Voted Psychologist to Address Teacher's Meeting Miss Joan Eckstein, Left Bank's leading psychologist, will address a group of prom- inent city teachers. Among them-Mr. Robert Carr, Misses Benito Greenstein, Manya Lerner, Phyllis Ginsburg, Natalie Greene, Carol Perlmann, Jacqueline Liss, Sunny Bratspis, and Arlene Diamond. The eminent Psychiatrist Mr. Leonard Gordon, and the renowned sociologist Mr. Paul Hopper will hold a discussion of the prob- lems of the mentally ill. THE ENTERTAINMENT WORLD Miss Nina C haiken, coloratura soprano will sing 'tHill Top Serenade -a new composi- tion by the up-coming composer Bernard Epstein, over C.B.S. tomorrow nite at 9 p.m. Howard Blechman's new play Come and Get it starring Miss Lois Ford. Stage set- ting by Sally Polslzy and Marcia Gerwitz, costume design supervised by Judith Kales and Sandra Fox. At the academy of music a spotlight will shine on Miss Barbara Perna, guest soprano singing with the Philadelphia Orchestra, under conductor Noeling Miller. Opening at the Met in Carmen are Phyllis Feinberg and Armena Bagramian-Newest Attractions at the Latin Casino- James Montague-Martina Trippet singing team. ROBERT HAFTEL Best Shirts on the Market MEDICAL CONVENTION IN OUR FAIR CITY Representatives from all fields of Medi- cine, Dentistry, and related activities con- gregated in Convention Hall to discuss the health of the nation. Prominent Physicians were- Dr. Morton Mandell, Dr. Seymour Shlomchik, Dr. David Steinberg. Those rep- resenting the nursing profession were Misses Judy Stern, and Edna Moore. Also there were Technicians Misses Lillian Lipits, Lois Waldorf, and Rae Brown, famed bacteriolo- gist. Representing the dental profession were Dr. Edwin Aaron, Dr. Jack Neff, Dr. Robert Levin, Dr. Gilbert Shuster, Dr. George Brod- sky, and Dr. Sander Kabel. Poetry at Your Request K5 Cents a rrordl H. JEROME BLECHMAN SPORT NEWS Edited by Carl Zucker First woman manager of the A's -Emilie Mulholland announces new contract for Roland Lefty Sommers, 'tA's star pitcher giving him an all time high salary of Sl,000.000. Allan Meltser still racking up points for the Warriors-as Deena Mandle cheers. Gilbert Laws still running cross country races for the Army! WANTED Expert Hair Stylist for High Type Beauty Salon Apply: Joyce Owens, S. Quercetti, Props. PIANO TUNER-RONNIE JAFFEE Tuner of Harry Truman's Pianos 1' trip' WILL A D TESTAME ig? l gtk f'E'w X I X -Q-' f-rf, - -:fr as - . az. . ' .. s Txmgii ff 1, :EX i ., A -Q-jg, i ,JQT NZ ' t ing ' 'Y 1 x r or 'I Wlllfimu I.. mt Being of sound mind No thanx to O. H. S. And healthy 'body-we're pretty healthy I guess Now that we're 12B's and gonna graduate Our -possessions we'll bequeath, get rid of, donate. Our stuif ain't worth much, but it's the thought that matters, So please forgive all our tears and tatters. P The books are worng The backs are broken The remains we leave as a token. We leave our ponies, tired old nags, Hidden in our pockets and in our bags. In our language readers we leave a scribbled English translation As well as notes we passed of sorrow and congratulaf tion. We leave our English and history term reports, And to others lacking scruples, we leave our fresh retorts, We leave empty, empty lunch bags, from lunches in class eaten. And an indomitable football team, never beaten. We leave our trips up the down stairs, In spite of some -teachers threa-tening glares. To the lunchroom, we leave the lunches delicious QO' for the day when they'l1 serve K'nishes.j We leave to the gym-the bugs that we squashed And some soap, in hope, that someday gym suits will be washe-d. And to our teachers dear, We leave the list of things stated here: To Mr. Contini, whom we see every day, We leave Una Cesta Llena de Chicle To Dr. Kaplan who each term gets tougher, We leave an abridged Word Wealth so future studes won't suffer. To Miss O'Loughlin to relieve her pains, We leave erasers tied up in strong iron chains. To Mr. Sklar-his assignments in the library, Those things will surely send us -to Byberry. To Mr. Gowdy who marks papers in a whiz, We leave the zeros we got in the quiz. To Miss Devine, we leave her heavenly 80 page reports, As well as Nate Elitzky's humorous UQ retorts. To Mrs. Belield a 10092: S.A. and A.A., and the Beacon everybody buys, All the boys in suit jackets, and ties. To Dr. Lyons, we leave our checkbook and let's call it square. When she's around, holding onto a penny is rare. To Mr. Se-tzman we leave his shirts of hue so bright, Mr. Setzman, did you ever hear of the color white? To Mr. Winson we leave a new ruler with which to pound, fWatch your head when he's aroundll To Miss Longaker who gives us that threatening look, We leave our treasured Cicero Pony Book. To Mr. Devins we leave a high pressure salesman to sell the Beacon, Someone who anybody's resistance can weaken. To the future seniors we leave the fun that we've had. The class trip, prom, and sh-ow rehearsals mad. To the rest of the school, we just leave and will they be glad. Sixtyfseven ACTIUN IN SCHOUL is , f 1, 'ff -, an 3' einr mf W if if H22 vnrv it by Q A 'fha Jn? WL ,fm Z 5 M :gm 1,1 .Jim 2 fm sw M Q iii 'fgfim Q 1 Seventy ' . ,fm SPURT f...s N1 3 If , Ax ,.- X ' Q--x . . M X I My w 'f - A u x 1 i mul ' 3 Q Q xpx Yu 49 ' K XWX X N '- - : Q' w I 1' N. '1,3X'f'- I X ws' 1 'll 'Q 1 , b f QE ,Zi ' 7: Y Y r I ,129 ,i ' -' W7 ,P 1' 1' I ! ! flag-' ' if ,if Pi X YQ-,XX Vff ,- 11' 1 'fa ' Rf gf' 1 X N ' YR ji if NA S. I ' . ff' f ' 1 ,gf fm I '-ff ,A QS ff . 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The complete Cverhrook roster was as follows. ,lim Ivlurphy, shortstopg Eugene McCrue, left field: Lefty Summers, pitcher, jim Nania, third hase: Tom Fisher, catcher, Earl Cornish, second hase: Fred Douglas, first haseg Dan Pleat, center Held: Bernard Steinherg, right field, Harold Lear, outf fielderg Ivlilton Brown, second hase and outfield: Arthur Coldherg, outfield: Rhuhur Miller, pitcher: jay Love, pitcher: Rohert Haftel, pitcher: Ivlartin Skomsky, piteherg Anthony Saechetti, piteherg and .Ioe Weisz. pitcher. Coach john C. Kistenmacher scheduled the fol' lowing games for Cverhrook. Friends Central, La' salle, Northeast, Gratz, Franklin, Dohhins, Bok, Wesit Phila., Roxhorough, Olney, Masthaum, Cer' mantown, Frankford, Central, Bartram, South Phila. and Lincoln, Seventyfone , ASKETB LL Witli the loss of Jackie Moore and Wyfcliff Martin, the Panther five was left with not one good, experienced. hig man. Mr. Sam Cozcn could count on Gene Avclla for just a half year. and the remaining three memhers of the '49, '50 championship for hut one season. This necessitated the change from a tall team to a small fast one, which had to rely on speed and aggressivcncss. The Hilltoppers Hnished their prefseason tuncfup games with wins over So. Fast Catholic, Bristol, and Reading, and one loss to Allentown. Starting the league season, the Panf thers scored nine straight victories over Masthaum, West Phila., Germantown, Dohhins, Roxhorough, Central, Bok, Clney, and Bartram. After losing a close game to Northeast, they toppled Gratz rand Frankford. The loss to Southern! with Barry Goldstein sinking a halffcourt set in the last seconds--will always he a topic for dehate. They then heat Lincoln and lost to Ben Franklin, The memhers of the team were forwards Hal Lear, Dave Van Osten, Gene Avellia, Al Meislich, centers Fred Doug' las, Harvey Brodsky, and Dave Feldman, guards Roland Summers, Howard Kattler, Al Meltzer, and Nick Micarrelli. Seventyftwo V' S,r1.n FGOTB LL The Overbrook eleven had a rather fruitless time trying to gather a victory during the 1950 season. This aggregation of Panthers was a spirited, snappy, young team which played inspiring but losing football. In reviewing the team's poor showing, it must be pointed out that we had the lightest team in the public leaguefnan average of 1571f2 pounds per man. This year the two platoon system was used for the first time at Overbrook .and while the offense didn't fare so well, the defense played great ball against overwhelming odds. The Hilltoppers were again eoaeh-ed by ,lohn Rau and assisted by Leonard Kolenda. The line consisted of ends Mat Brown, Bob Spilove, Randy Fisher, Bob Anapol, .lim Clark, and Fred Hunterg guards Herby Spivak, Dan Nlansolino, Frank Mziletteri, Tony Carroza, Brooks Early, Simon Abram' son, Jimmie Keys, Roland D'Ortone, and Norman Feinsteing and eenters Norman Colbert, Steve Roeehetti, and Niek Gallo. The baekfield was eomposed of -lim Fiddler, Tom Brown, Ross Frazier, John Buggs, Tony laeobueei, Al Mazza, Bill Miles, Tony Carroza, and Charlie Owens. Seventyfthvee CROSS COU TRY Mr. Wilfred Collin's dream of bringing the City Crossf country Championship and the Bulletin Cup to Overbrook finally came true. Under his coaching, the Hilltoppers slaughtered West Catholic 44 to 121. Eight out of ten top finishers wore the orange and black. Bill Griggs led the pack followed by Gene Brodie, Herb Bruce. and Al Entrickcn, Griggs time of l2Zfll.3 was one second off the record. Other pointsfmakers for Overbrook were: 7U-Gilbert Laws, 3- - jim Montague, 9-fDan johnson, and lOfHerb Rogers. The team also won the Public League Championship for the fourth straight year, They took eight out of the first fourteen places and produced the individual winner, Bill Griggs, who covered the ZH, mile course in l2:O'Z.7 minutes. Following Griggs in second and third place were Eugene Brodie and Herb Bruce, respectively. Other outstanding run' ners were: Al Entricken, Dan johnson, Gil Laws, Herb Rogers, james Montague, Joe Greene, Ted Jennings, Sam Phillips and Aldis Riaymond. The harriers also took their four regular season meets and finished way out in front in the Public High invitation meet. Seventyffouv TR CK TEAM Cverbrook's track team tried for its fourth consecutive Public High Championship. Among the veterans returning this year were Bill Griggs, a great milerg Herb Gelb in the pole vault, John Doswell, a high jumper and middle distance man, Alan Goldberg, a shotputterg and Ted Jennings, a hurdler. They opened up the season by beating Southern on April 18. The next Wednesday, the Panthers nosed out Gratz, Central, and Frankford. In the next two weeks they followed by downing such teams as Ben Franklin, Wesit Phila., Dobbins, Bok, Northeast, and Lincoln. On Mzxy 16, Overbrook was nosed out by Bartram. Then the Panthers finished a successful season by ending second in the Public High League Championship. Central won with 257 points followed closely by Cverbrook with 25316 and Bartram 247. Outstanding for the Hill-toppers were Bill Griggs and Ted Jennings. Griggs won the mile and half mile events, while Jennings set the record in the 120 yard high hurdles. The four mile relay team, our 480 shuttle relay team, our two mile relay team, and our high jump team took first place in their respective events. Seventyfflve SPGRTS 1.0 . MQ COACHES 1 Mr. Rau, Mr. Weiler, Mr. Cozen, Mr. Kistenmacher, Mr. Kolenda, Mr. Collins, Mr. Brody. For many years sports fans have wondered whether the coach makes the team or the team makes the coach. The success of our coaching staff seems to prove the former. Mr. Wilfred Collin is, perhaps. -the most successf ful track and cross country coach in the city. Each year, despite the loss of experienced and valuable seniors, Mr. Collin seems to inspire his teams to victory. Mr. Sam Cozcn, our varsity haskethall and junior varsity hasehall mentor. has also hccn very success' ful. In his four years of coaching haskethall, he has led the teams to three championships, and this year piloted our hoys into a surprising fifth place finish. Mr. john C. Kistenmacher, our hasehall coach, realized his amhition when Cverhrook won the Puhlic High Championship last year. With 25 years of coaching at O.H.S., 'kMr. is an astute judge of haschall talent. Mr. john Rau, vvho has had to work with foothall teams despite serious handicaps, is also an invaluahle aid to the shotput division of the track team. Besides he also coached J.V. basketball. Mr. Wzmrren Weiler, who was forced to retire as coach of varsity haskethall several years ago hecause of illness, now ahly coaches the cadet basket' hall and liasehall teams. Mr. Leonard Kolenda and Mr. Irving Brodie, the two latest additions to our athletic department, have fit well into the scheme of things. Mr. Kolenda, who has worked with the varsity football team and will take over the reins next year. is an instructor of the high jump. Mr. Brodie directs our j.V. foot' hall squad. Seventyfsix attack Team EHSBUHU The Girls AA. was born with the opening of Overhrook High in l926. ln the p21St 25 years it has under its sponsorship now include: swimming, ern dancing, tennis, volleyball, indoor and outdoor grown from ii smaill orgzmizaxtion 1I1tO si huge one of which itll Pziiithmettcs are members. Starting with a few clulws. thc Girls A.A, has grown until the clubs Seventyseven archery, Round Robin, basketball :md Leaders. Girls A.A. has, is, and will continue to grow promote sportsmanship and good gf' 'N H ? X' ff! 'M ,.. .1 S 5 V H4 E sl Y. 1 X, l W --fl Q ix CMYRS Gm L5 AA. Nw M WEP' Jovce owsNs-- ma-1 GRADE sm CLUB INTERSCHOLASTIC DIVING CHAMPION BOWLING A ffl H-ef RO CLUB A ORCHESTRA SWING BAND Distributive Education Stage Crew Senior Girls Honor Squad Senior Boys Honor Squad Spanish Conversation Algebra 5 Dramatic Club Eightyffour Locker Aides Big Sisters Library Aides Eightyffive Print Shop Library Club Bowling Club TWENTY-FIVE YEARS Aoo Our school was founded in the days Of bath tub gingand wild soirees, But in the real, 'Qsential ways The kids were just like us. Your mom was told to not be late Before departing for a date. But just the same her boyfriend's crate Managed to break down. They liked list'ning to hot bands, Charlestoning and holding hands Indilferent to their folks' demands Their homework went undone. And yet, sometimes, their thoughts were deep On man's ability to creep Ahead, though peace he could not keep In this bewild'ring world. Our school was founded in the time Of boyish bobs and rampant crime And yet-the moral of this rhyme- The kids were just like us . . . Ioan Eckstein Eightyfseven Mr. Seidman, Adviser Edwin Aaron Doris Adams Dorothy Allen Bernice Alper Jacob Alstein Phyllis Angelo Dolores Auld Armena Bagramian Leila Baizer Leonard Baker Donald Bakove Algrid Babarskes Barbara Barnes BOUK 0 Gloria Batoff Patricia Bealer Mzlxine Benjamin Melvin Berkowitz Helene Bernstein Sol Binik Daniel Black Howard Blechman Lois Blum Donald K. Bortner Sandra Bornstein Rosa Branch Sonia Bratspis Alexander Bray Eightyfeight Leonard Briddell James Brinton Frank Brodsky George J. Brodsky Julian Brodsky Rae Brown Biddle M. Caliman Evelyn H Camero Ina Canady Elaine F, Caplan Anita Caponetti Louis Caponi Florence Carmen Arlene Carp Mr. Kreizman, Adviser Rohert Carr Dorothy Carter David Cassel Benjamin Chadriek Nina Chaiken Margaret Chamherlain Lucretia Chicktell Willialni Ciarrocchi Florence Civetta Leroy Clement -Iohn Cocco Arnold Cohen Myrna Cohen Zelda Cohen BOOK TWO George Coley Elaine Collins Frances Conesc Catherine Conte Shirley Conway joseph Cuhhage Mary Cuhhage Lloyd Davidson Gloria Davis Richard Davridge Rocco De Felice Emily Delaney Edmund De Leo Lillian Devers Arlene Diamond Gerald Dinerman Eightyfnine Cecilia Di Nohilc Mary Di Tullio Margaret Dorsey Hannah P. Doughty Gerald Dragonctti Sylvia Drucker Brooks Early james Eaton .Ioan Eclcstein Eve Eigen Barhara Elgart Nathan Elitzky Bcranrd Epstein Dolores bl. Evans .lane Evans Mrs. Belfield, Adviser Paul Fashaw Ervin Fayer Phyllis Feinberg Marion Feldbaum Marvin A. Feldman Thomas Ferkler Robert Jas. Ferry John T. Fidler Ethel C. Fiorito Lois Ford Robert Ford Allen Fox Sandra Fox Charles Fradkin BOUK THREE Robt. Ralph Frank, J Helene Freeman Ned Freeman Ruth Friek Rosa Gambardella Norman N. Garfield Herbert A. Gelb Julius Gellman Margaret Georgia Marcia Gerwitz Joan Gilgor Phyllis Ruth Ginsberg Howard Glassman Harold Glover Ninety 1'. Louise J. Goetz Nicholas Golato Bernis Gold Judith Goldberg Ruth Goldblatt Wcalfe Golden Edwin R. Goldenberg Betty Goodloe Alan Goodman Leonard Gordon Blossom Green Ruth Bell Green Adele Greenberg Natalie Greene Devora Greenfield Mr. Elsea, Adviser Benita Rochelle Grcenstein Lawrence Grecnstein Doris Greenway Dolores M. Grimes Doris M. Grunes Harvery J. Gushner Rohert Haftel Edith Hagood Joseph J. Hahn Wilizim Hampton Eileen Harad Joan Haring Trcmayne Harman Roht. Hatalovsky BOGK FO R John Hayward Melvin Hefller Sandra Hendler Mildred Herr Joan V. Higbee Frances Hill Ailene Hoffrichter Bette'Lu Hood Paul Hopper Eleanor Inzaino Theresa Ippolite Ronald Jaffe Patricia A. Jayne Mildred M. Jefferson Theodore Jennings Ninetyfone Helen Johnson Dorothy Jones Veronica E. Jones Lillian E. Jordan Lennard H. Juros Sander Kahel Sandra Kalman Ruth Milliccnt Kamens Donald Kaplan Elaine Kaplan Judith Kates Leon Kaufthiel Robert Kelsey, Jr Hugh T. Kerr Mr. Weinhciltz, Adviser William Keuerleber Edward Kime Leona King Anthony Lamorgese Sophie Lasker Barbara Laster Rita Lavala Jerome L. Lavin Gilbert Laws Nancy Leaman Gary Charles Leedes Elliot Liebowitz Franklin Leisey BGOK FIVE Lucille Leonardo Manya Lerner Robert Levin Renee Lewis Renee Lieberman Lillian Lipitz Jerome Lipkin Joan Lipshutz Jacqueline Liss Edward Logue Thomas Logue James Lomax Herbert Lotman Martha Luna Ninetyftwo Maxine Macon Donald Maddox Cleo Mahoney Morton S. Mandle Deena Mandle Rose Mangella Alan W. Margolis John Marino Willizim May Betty Mazer Marie Mazzengo Dorothy McCormick John McCray Caroline R. McNarnec Miss Longaker, Adviser Robert Meersand Samuel Mehlman Alan Meislich Alan J. Meltzer Anna M, Mettimano Noeling Miller Rhubur Miller Natalie Mitnilc Marianne Molines James Montague Barbara I. Montgomery Edna Moore BOGK SIX Eileen Morrison Phyllis Mosley Emilie Mulholland Edward Napier Jack Henry Neff Frances Nettis George Norris Jerome D. Ochrach Allen J. Orr Constance H. Osberg Joyce Owens Deborah Paclcman Carol Ann Perlmann Ninetyftbree Barbara J. Perna Thelma Peters James Petrueeo Barbara L. Petruzzo Daniel D. Pleat Julius Polsky Sally Polsky Robert Poston Filomena F. Potere Alice Preston Joyce Pruitt Splendora Quercetti Mr. Ross, Adviser Vernia D. Ramsey Clement Rasin Barbara G. Ratner Alvin Reavis Gloria Redmond Charles Edward Reid Alvin Rcvness Evelyn Richardson Stanley E. Richmond Joyce Rigberg Janet J. Roccario Jerry J. Rodos Herbert Rogers Donald M. Rosenberg Ronald Rosenberg BOOK SEVEN Bernice Rosenblatt Bernard Rosenthal Cynthia Rotcnberg Diana L. Rubens Louis Rullo Constance Ruskin Florence Sabatino Stephen J. Sacks Thomas Salladino Irving Samit Clfara Samost Arlene Savastio William Scargle Helen Schaefer Frances Schmidt Lois Schoenfleld Ninetyffour Arlene H. Schwartz Edward Schwartz Henry Seals Odessa Scarles Helga Seclig Jcrome Segal Edwin Seitchick Joan Scrafini Gloria Serody Harvey D. Shadowitz Joan Sharpe Anette Sheinman Seymour Shlomchik Gilbert Shuster Richard J. Silver Miss Thomasson. Adviser Alice Slifkin bloxph Smith La Verta N. Smith Richard Smith Louise Smolin Lorraine Snyder Stanton H. Sohel Audrey Lee Soucls Clarence Springirth Pearl Spitz David Steinhcrg Stanley Sterhakov -Iudith Stern Leslie R. Stewart Lois A. Stewart lvlary Stotsenhurg BOOK EIGHT Harold B. Stowe Arnold Sukoniek Roland Summers Doris bl. Thomas blulia Thomas Joseph Thompson Mollie Tickner Michael Trachtenherg Ivfartina Trippet Eleanor Trolio Bernice Tuck David Van Osten Rita Venditti Judith Wachstein Lois Waldorf john Walsh Ninetyffive Juan Washington Thomas Weaver Donald Webster joseph Weisz Leona Wenitsky Doris Wesley Charles Williams Edward Williams Ivey Wilshaw Adrienne Witt Fayeann Wittig Richard Francis Wood Arlene Yusem Seymour Zaltzman Frances Zell Jessie Ziegler Carl K. Zucker PATRONS and PATRONESSES Mr. E? Mrs. Jacob L. Aaron Mr. E3 Mrs. Charles Allen Mrs. Isabel Austin Mrs. John L. Baker Mr. E99 Mrs. Nathan Benjamin Mr. Nathan Binik Mr. E! Mrs. Carl Blum Mr. E? Mrs. Samuel Bortner Mr. E99 Mrs. David Brodsky Mr. E99 Mrs. Burstein Mrs. Alice L. Brown Mr. E99 Mrs. Arthur Brown EG? Pamela Mr. Es? Mrs. Solomon Brown Mr. E3 Mrs. Joseph Camero Mr. E99 Mrs. Nathan Canady Mrs. Esther Carp E99 Richard Carp Mr. Earl Howard Carter Mr. EA? Mrs. Wm. Chaiken William Chamberlain Mr. Ef? Mrs. Max Cohen Mr. Alfred Cook Crocketts Beauty Salon Mr. E+? Mrs. N. L. Davidson Don EJ Babs Dr. E? Mrs. Louis A. Eigen Mr. ES? Mrs. Elijah Epps E3 Arthur Magnolia Fashaw Mr. E! Mrs. B. Feinberg Mr. E99 Mrs. Nicholas Fiorito Mr. E99 Mrs. Newton Ford Miss Enid Forman Mr. 3 Mrs. L. Fox Mrs. Ned Freeman Mr. Es? Mrs. Pete Gambardella Mr. E3 Mrs. Isaac Gelb Mrs. Fannie Gellman George E99 Rae Mr. ES? Mrs. Louis I. Gilgor Mr. E? Mrs. Chas. W. Ginsberg Miss Mary E. Green Mr. E? Mrs. Sydney Greenstein Mr. Ei Mrs. Martin Gibbs Mr. Ei Mrs. Leroy Goins Major E? Mrs. Stuart F. Haring Mr. E99 Mrs. John Hatzalovsky Mr. E99 Mrs. A. Higbee Mr. Moses M. Hill, Jr. Mr. E5 Mrs. Moses M. Hill, Sr. Mr. Samuel B. Hill Mr. Es? Mrs. S. Hoffrichter Mr. E99 Mrs. John Inzaina G. E. Jackson Mr. Eff' Mrs. Bennett Johnson Donald Johnson Miss Dorothy Johnson Mr. EG? Mrs. Jerome Johnson Mrs. E-lla Jones Mr. E-9 Mrs. Mr. E? Mrs. Mr. E99 Mrs. Lester Jones A. Katz Harry F. 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