Overbrook High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1952
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A QM A-5 iff P 4 rl ig-Q ii .lf Hv F if fx - ,F -as AA S le I If XX DEDICATION ML, fhe cfaaa ofyanuarg, 7952 . . . jar wi5e anal Aymlaadefic Lac!erJAi,a .... jar unffaggfng inferegif in Aer DMA ..... .xdnaf unfiring energy in execufing if .... yor foirance anal Lamar ans! indlairafion. . . jo you, mo. green M cleaccafe fAi.4 mean! Z?ooL .gn grafifucle, alalareciafion, ann! aclmirafion an fgeme - .jeguiaion , . 62--2 .,. , -M Q. K G1 Y -., J X AR 'fi ui. , S , E ff A LEADERSHIP aWWMWxMW M WWWWWWMLQM 'gl ' if 4fiEZ gCO1'-ff! M5713 GUIDANCE i fZ'?fAfLfcfZv1f-Cfoafneeuv-.Z fygmfu 4vwfG!w4v wdfffwafiudnwmb ,UZ-my ' '44 ff,Ljdf1fLQZ',fQw.7ML.,-A4M,4..,U, M. AQQWM M2143 1, Lf'2,7f'f fy.- OVERBROGK H. MORGAN RUTH ......... ......... P nncipal MARION W. MASLAND ....... .................. V icefPr-incipal JOHN BURKE .................. ........ A cting VicefPrincipa1 HAZEL A. KEITH ........ ......... A ssistant to Principal Arts and Mechanic Arts WILLIAM W. FARLBY ........................ ....... Eugene Brambley, Sr. Eugene Brambley, Jr. Herbert Brambley Irwin Brambley Blanche Camero Edwin Craft Nicholas S. Filippone William lung GEORGE LAYMAN ..... ........ ...................... Commerce THOMAS T. RIDINGTON .................... .................. ....... Dorothy M. Baldwin Elizabeth M. Bernnan Betty Lee Burg Lillian Cohen Philip Devins Edward B. Elsea Annnnr J. KAPLAN ...... Margaret Bramble Howard Carlisle fMill Leavej Florence Chester Ieane Grey Regina Heavey Frankie Herskowitz Grace Fitzgerald Phyllis Forman Gscar M. Havsy Elizabeth B. Hunter Margaret Hunter Samuel L. Kreizman English Joseph Kohrn Anna Live Esther Myers Rene I. O'Loughlin Margaret M. Patchel Vivian Penico ........Head of the Department Christian Koch, Ir. Dwight Shuster George R. Thomas Charles F. Wayne Clerk Head of the Department William M. Lilly Bernard H. Love fMil. Leavel Ella Rupp Bernice Stein Eunice Tomasson Max Winson .........Head of the Department Nathaniel H. Resnick William I. Ross Julius Seidman Igor Shavelenko Elvira Versaci Maurice Wasserman ELIZABETH Anna D. Burkhart Pasquale A. Contin ELSA SCHUMANN ........ ELSIE REBDBR. ...... Israel Abrams Kathryn Carney Foreign Language LONGAKBR .......................................... Acting Head of the Department Mary L. Fugate Marie S. Weeks Dorothy Sandbeck Home Economics .........Do1us ROSENMAN Mathematics Head of the Department Remsen Fraser Bernard Setzman Olympia Viscidi Four 'lm' NW 555,55 f fi . r I Q i t FACULTY Music Louis KAZZB .......... ....................................... .......... C ha irman Henry Loper Physical Education BENJAMIN V. OGDEN .................................................. Head of the Department FLORENCE ALLEN ........................................ Chairman of Girls' Physical Education Marion Blumenstein Samuel D. Cozen Irving Brody Dorothy H. Barley Mary Byrne Evelyn Highley Wilfred C. Collin John C. Kistenxnacher Leonard Kolenda Science WALTER S. LAPP .......................................... Katherine'B. Beliield Florence A. Brooks Sol Deglin Joseph Ehrenreich Ann-:Un D. Edith A. Bagley Elizabeth F. Baker Samuel W. Chernoif Margaret Devine Mary L. Sidwell Gnanrr ...... , ..... . ........................... .. Spenser Gowdy Edna Green ' Janet P. Jamieson Benjamin Karp Social Studies Hyman German Frances M. Hughes Thomas McGinniss Wimer Schweinsberg Counsellors Christine Mahl Sylvia R. Reybume Morton Packer John Rau Warren O. Weiler Pauline Zelley , .........Head of the Department Frances W. Lyons Anetta R. Masland Etta M. Pettyjohn of the Department Aaron Sklar Howard Sonenfeld Marie C. Wheaton Charles E. Woods Ruth Steinbrook Library Louisa MAXMIN .................... ............ .... ........ L i br arian ELEANOR A. Douci-nzn'rY .......... ............. ....... S e cretary Office Fnancas D. Tonm ......... ................................... ................. H e ad of Ofice Reba Cann Roberta Duifey Eva Z. Dubins Enwnn 11n1oL1.A ......... ....,........................ f ............... N on-'Teaching Assistant CHAALBS WBILBR ....... ............................ ........................ S p ecial Aide Matron Head Nurse Dietitian Mary Costa Margaret Curry Bessie Haslam Alice Shearer Custodian Albert Hayes Five Q A 54 -ilhiffiffi. 1 .rg . 1 , 21,1 L. . .Lara ' hue. , 4 JOHN BURKE MARION W. MASLAND Acting Vice-Principal Vice-Principal .ff MISS KEITH Assistant to the Principal ' FRANCES TOBIN MISS BRENNAN Offiu' S4-cn-tary Study Hall Six THOMAS G. MCGINNISS Assistant to the Vice-Principal COUNSELORS Sylvia Reyburne, Ruth Stcinbrook Christine Malll, Mary Sidwvll. 1 you . MR. SAMUEL L. KREIZMAN MISS BLANCHE CAMERO DR. FRANCIS W. LYONS MR. JULIUS SEIDMAN MISS ELSIE REEDER ge ge Q fe 5 fa an ' sy . AQ X ,Ax , AA ' in ff Q' ' W? 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L rl ' XS' f 'f n' '. 9 QSM' QV' 7 . -' 9 if 'if '. - 3 WX-X' 'N 955' 5' ' ' - ' ' ' ' 'wfi '5'g A Q.,-1 -uf-,L X-X ,191-- ....,y. -'-25,1 XX. '.:f.Iw .X 1:2 X ,1 ,f X:,,a.3,,v f.--1 ,- , 3. -- .' X, .- ' , Q' 1 I . I., I IIII IIIIIIII M, .I,Ix9.I .I.I,.I5,MIXIII.I9',-riff. ,E I. . I Iv g'5.,,v'IIII?Q I .I g,I :II+.'fX , -I RHODA J. ABRAMS 5617 Diamond St. Ac. S. A., A. A., VicefPresident, Senior Class, Advisory Council, Record Book, Beacon, Aide. Rho loves a good time . . . especially with college boys . . . Enjoys good music and Perry Como . . . Hopes to travel around the world fby herself?l . . . People who knowfitfallu don't rate with our veep. He that travels much lgnows much. ANITA E. ALBERT 5316 Euclid St. Com. S.A.. A.A., Library Aide, A Cappella Choir, Counsellors Aide. Yit hopes to marry that certain guy . . . likes long vacations, steak, french fries, good music, and Lenny . . . enjoys talking on the phone, dancing, and playing records . . . can't stand cats, pineapple, short weekends, gossip, laced shoes. A faithful wife maketh a happy husbandf' THEOLA D. ALFORD 1424 N. 58th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Volleyball, Round Robin, Basketball, Bowling, Theo shakes her head at loud boys and gossipy girls . . . has great ability for joking . . . partie' ularly likes basketball, driving, and pineapple sundaes . . . to attend college is her ambition . . . reading, movies, and sports lill Theo's spare time. 'ijolqing decides great things. RUTH A. BAKER 3733 Fairmount Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Delegate, A.A. Rep' resentative. Kindfhearted Ruthie wants to be a nurse and care for the sick . . . she enjoys eating, dancing, parties, and having a good time . . . sports are tops with this lass . . . she shows her athletic ability in basketball and bowling . . . has no dislikes. Nurse-earth's own angel. BRINAH JANE BANK 2445 N. 56th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Dramatic Club, Orchestra. Bunny's pet pastimes--A-Aenterf taining at Hot Shoppe and smoking cigars . . . known for being late . . . driving the Pumpkin Coach, Pogo, convertibles . . . rep ties and athletes are OK. by her . . . dislikes suede shoes . . . hopes to be a clinical psychologist. Ufesting, dancing, funfrnaleing spin the world around. H ,,,,.a-N, Awww sa. e Eleven SHIRLEY BLACK 611 N. Brooklyn St. Com. S.A., A.A., Representative, Dele' gate. Shirl aspires to be a good wife someday . . . perhaps for her special like, Wm. G .... enjoys listening to crazy sounds . . newsy people and unpleasant surroundings are Shil's pet peeves . . . her abilities are playin the piano and singing. Marriage is the best cure for love's intoxication. JEAN F, BLACKSTON 239 N. Alden St. AC. S.A., A.A., A Cappella, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Bowling. Prez wants to get enough nerve to cut Mrs. Belfield's Sth period class . . . passes time sipping cokes, and chatting on the telephone . . . excels in tennis-basketball . . . enjoys music-eating . . . dislikes conceited boys and zero periods. If music be the food of love- play on. MARIORIE BOLEN 5113 Diamond St. COIU- S.A., A.A., Oflice Aide. Marjorie hopes to become a nurse . . . spends free time as a nurses aide at U. of P. Hospital . . . can't stand Nash cars or people who always rush her . .. . likes eating chocolate covered peanut brittle . . . hopes to be a perfect wife. Man's best possession is a loving wife. ROSE P. BREIN 4704 Conshohocken Ave. Voc. Art S.A,, A.A., Bowling, TermiS, Art Club, Aide, Banker, Cartoonist, Record Book, Art Staff, Class Cab' inet, Show Committee.. A q ,H A woman Architect is 'Penny sq goal . . . at the phone and Ians are where she can be found . . . likes sketching . . . boys with bfl1Sl1 haircuts are Taboo. Between jest and Earnest. MARCIA BROD 3217 W. Page St. C0111- S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Alternate, Banker, Big Sisters. Playing the piano is Marcia's way of passing time . . . likes loafing . . . intends to become a secretary . . . getting up early doesn't agree with her. Heaven will protect the working girl. HERBERT ANDERSON 610 Pallas St. Ind. S.A., A.A. Driving, sailing, swimming, travel' ing, dancing rate with Herby . . . wants to be a businessman and good husband UD . . . abilities . . . name it, he can do it . . . enjoys good movies , stage shows, music . . . dislikes loud girls. The 'rule of my life is to make business a pleasure. ALBERT AVANT 719 N. 43rd St. Auto Mech. S.A. A.A., Cadet Football Team, Cross Country, Track Team. Babe entertains hopes of cap' turing the world lightweight chamf pionship . . . spends time training, playing pool, sleeping after school . . . talents include Mechanics, and Boxing . . . loves eating, dancing, skating . . . abhores work. Skill and confdence are an unconquered army. ROBERT M. BERNSTEIN 2259 N. 51st St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Chairman of Prom Committee, Class Cabinet, Record Book Committee. Reds wants to be a wealthy businessman . . . goes crazy over golf, good music, and women . . . spends a lot of time at Dakes, G.V.C.C.-hates female drivers. Leader of men, follower o women HARRY R BLIE 418 N 60th St Com SA AA Boys AA Repre SCl'1t3lflVC A succesful life with enough money to live happily is Harrys ambition loves movies food and sports sayes he has no dislikes can learn to do things quickly I shall be easy and proud o my hard got gold MARK BLOOM 1324 N 76th St SA AA Ace cant wait to earn that first million pen s mo t of his time sleeping likes to ride about in shiny Ford convertibles The love f money overcomes us all Twelve VERNON BOWEN 5728 Cambridge St. E.E. S.A., A.A. Macker wants to be a truck driver, and knock out Sugar Ray Robinson in the first round . . . claims to know what to say to fems . . . turns thumbs down on the army and thinking . . . favorite pastimes are baseball, meeting new girls . . . likes lighting, sleeping, and eating. Woman is man's confusion. ELLIOT M. I. BROOKS S441 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Ping Pong Team, Biology Aide. Talking to student teachers pleases Cuthbert . . . can play the violin and uke and sing mono' tone . . . annoyed by cold women, the Dodgers, and smoking . . . wants to be a professional sadist fdentistl . . . likes sports, food, and girls. Every man has his own pleasuresf' GERALD BROWN 749 N. 40th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative. Gerald's ambition is to be a com' mercial artist or industrial designer . . . can usually be found playing baseball or basektball or drawing to his heart's content . . . likes eating, music, art, and track . . . boisterous people don't rate with this fellow. Art is the perfection of native. VINCENT WILLIAM BRUSCO 858 Kenmore Rd S A A A Aide Delegate Alternate Vince intends to go into the held of medicine can be found in the movies or playing cards singing and baseball are his special ties good food and the Yankees rate high too irked by work A faithful friend is the medicine o Li e BARTON BERNARD BURKE 2222 N Graham St Com SA AA Spade is the only boy in the class who wants to be a legalized racketeer his ability reading telegraph backwards ikes women all shapes and sizes Sing We For Love And ldleness HARRIET FAYE BROWNSTEIN 5346 Berks St. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Banker, Assistant Gym Teacher, Swimming, Modern Dancing, Bowl' ing, Leaders, jr. Red Cross Club. Hari wants to be a secretary who marries her boss . . . loves boys, dancing and dates . . . conf ceited boys and gloomy people are out with her. Men are queer creatures: I like men. GWENDOLYN BUTCHER 1252 N. Sith St. Com. S.A., A.A., Tennis. Butch hopes to marry someday . . . could it be she's thinking of Iohn Lu Barrie? . . . especially likes dancing to those smooth records done by her favorites, Sarah Vaughn and james Moody. Marriage is the best state for men in general. SONDRIA CARROLL Kevon Plaza f B2 Ac. S.A., A.A., Assistant Teacher, Aide, Leader, A.A. Representative, Alternate, Bowling, Modern Dance. Sandie enjoys sports and dancing . . . likes to just plain loaf . . . wants to become a nurse, then a Mrs .... zero period and home' work head her black list . . . likes to eat good food. Serving man is serving thyself, GERALDINE M. CIVITELLA 633 N. 63rd St. Com. S.A., A.A. Gee Gee hopes to marry a base- ball player . . , likes riding in jalopies and having ra good time . . . conceited boys, television, and zero periods are her special dislikes . . . she shines at dancing and ice skating . . . Gee spends her free time walking with our gang. Life's a pleasant institution. FAYE B. CLAIR 2126 N. 57th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Faculty Aide, Honor Squad, Big Sisters. Proving two live as cheap as one is FAYE'S ambition . . . likes fiddling with fractions . . . ability- to add two two's and get FIVE . . . rest and relaxation of weekends rate high . . . dislikes arising early. But The 'Young Lie Long And Dream In Their Bed. Thirteen EILEEN S. COHEN '5110 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., S.A. VicefPresident, Record Book, Prom Committee, Beacon, Class Cabinet Co wants to write . . . loves kitchen conferences with I. P .... talented in writing, singing songs off key . . . admires those who stick to diets . . . detests boys who wear suede shoes-convertibles that aren't hers. What e'er 'tis my fate, 'tis my fate to write. IUDITH G. COHEN 5416 Morse St. Com. S.A., A.A., Band, A Cappella Choir, Faculty Aide. Judy divides most of her time between eating and talking on the phone . . . would like to get married . . . has an aversion for homework, tests, studying, and zero periods . . . loves music. Blessed is the Bride the the sun shines on. LOIS COHEN 3831 Pennsgrove St. Com. S.A., A.A., Faculty Aide, Office Aide, Bowling Club. Abigail hopes to be a good wife to Gil and to tour the world with him some day . . . loves to listen to bop records . . . dislikes Dixie' land jazz and crowded buses . . . writes many long letters to Gil, The married life is the lifef' SHIRLEY I. COHEN 5730 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Music Club, Bowling Club, Big Sisters. Shirl intends to be a married Laboratory Technician , . . can be found riding in cars-using Bell's invention . . . one of those few who is on time for zero period . . . likes white bucks . . . dislikes suedes. Then she will talk, and how she will talk. HARRIET F. COSTELLO 5615 Wynnefield Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., A.A. President, Cheerleader, Record Book, Show Committee, Aide, Gym Leader, A.A. VicefPresident, Delegate, A.A. Representative, Assistant Gym Teacher, Banker, Operetta, Tennis, Bowling, MakefUp Teacher. Lou likes talking, athletics, and the opposite sex . . . hates being told she looks young . . . ambition- marriage. Very great the very small are. REESE CAROLINA 3911 Fairmount Ave. E.A. S.A., A.A. California's ambition is to finish school . . . spends most of his time ice skating . . . a great singer B-sings with the Velvet Tones Sex- tet . . . goes in for progressive music . . . hates people who give away their personality by their tone of voice. Let music sound while he doth make his choice. IOSEPH CAROTA 5117 Girard Ave. Cum- S.A., A.A., Locker Aide. Brillohead enjoys sports, par' ticularly baseball . . . loves to listen to music . . . would like to become a photographer or enter the business world . . . dislikes wise'guys or people who are constantly nagging everyone . . . tries to help other people. Some are fine fellows. HAL CARSON 2307 N. mt sr. Ac. S.A., A.A. Hal has ability to do nothing in French-gets 2017 for attending class . . . hopes to pilot a jet plane. and own a store in California . . . canoeing, ice skating, and Mrs. Belfield rate high with this lad . . . 'homework heads his blacklist. Business was his aversion. pleasure was his business. ALAN 1. COHN 4901 Parkside Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Senior High Choir, Music Club, Alternate, Operetta, Art Club, Science Club. AL aspires to be a voice or piano teacher . . . favorite pastime is cookieltopping . . . likes to sing and eat a good meal . . . doesn't like fish. For His Song Is All Of The joy Life. PAUL DIDONNA 524 N. Felton St. Bus. S.A., A.A., Chief Band and Orchestra Manager, Aide. Paulie dreams of opening his own barber shop . . . what pastime could be better giving good hair' cuts? . . . this young man is musically inclined . . . plays trumpet, French horn, alto horn . . . enjoys listening to good music. ' Music hath charms to soothe the savage beast. Fourteen ROLAND D'ORTONE 6342 Girard Ave. F..A. S.A., A.A., Delegate, Locker Aide, Football Team. Lover boy Ronnie wants to be a pro football player or auto' motive engineer . . . seeing a good movie or working on hot rod's ill this lad's spare time . . . excels at playing guitar . . . especially likes girls. Let them think I love more than I do. FREDERIC DOUGLAS 4206 Leidy Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Varsity Basketball, Varsity Baseball. Doug would like to see our foot' ball team win a championship . . . listens to Sara Vaughn records all day . . . likes girls, eating, sleeping . . . black list headed by food in the lunehroom, zero periods, girls that don't like boys. An athlete strong. CLIFTON DULEY 3718 Aspen St. Bldg. S.A., A.A. Ray wants to become a carpenter or cabinet maker someday . . . spends his time at the movies or dancing . . . he is very versatile and will try anything at all . . . thus far he has no dislikes and loves almost all the world. Happy is as Happy Does. PAUL SCOTT EDELSTEIN 5653 Arlington St. Com. S.A., A.A., Track. Accountancy will no doubt be Scot's profession . . . to meet her is his ambition-has a one track mind-girls . . . any sport you name he plays . . . loves having money fodd boyj . . . loves school, but doesn't like the principle of the thing. All the world loves a lover. ALFRED C. ENTRIKEN 964 N. 66th St. Com. S.A., A.A., CofCaptain of Cross Country Team, Track. Bud is an avid T.V., movies, and radio fan . . . running, making model railroads, and basketball occupy his time . . . preferences are girls, top tunes, and the Phillies . . . ambition is to be a draftsman. Skilled is he in sports and pastimes. u-his L-- LOIS JEAN CRAWFORD 956 N. 45'th St. S.A., A.A., Aide, Volleyball. Ieanie has zero periods and sixth lunch at the top of her black list . . . enjoys movies, sports, Friday and Saturday dates . . . desires to see the world someday . . . likes knitting and roller skating. Travel and change of place impart new vigor to the mindf' JOAN CROCKER 4653 Westminster Ave. Com. SA., A.A. joanie hopes to be a buyer and own her own car . . . likes horseback riding, tennis, and roller skating . . . has an aversion for unpleasant surroundings . . . spends time dancing, knitting, and singing . . . enjoys food and good times. Seek and ye shall find. JOAN DANZIG 750 N. 41st St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Girl's A.A. Repref sentative. joanie yearns to be a model wife and mother . . . enjoys sleeping late . . . art and poetry are her abilities . . . likes holidays and babies . . . but waiting for trolley cars, washing dishes, and the dentist annoy her. A Good Wife Malgeth a Good Husband. PERYL LUGENE DE VEAUX 210 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker. Toddy has two pet peeves- catty women and twoffaced men . . . hopes to become somebody's wife . . . enjoys motorcycle riding and dancing in spare time . . . likes Bobby , sports, and jersey's jam sessions . . . a real athlete . . . can swim and play softball and basketball. Nothing is more natural than to marryf, MATILDA DIGIACOMO 6708 Leeds St. Com. S.A., A.A., Swimming Club. Tilly loves to listen to Eddy Fisher . . . enjoys those rides in big convertibles . . . dislikes getting up early, homework, and conceited boys . . . hopes to be a good house- wife to I . . . likes music, sports, movies, and eating. Nothing is more natural than to marry. Fifteen HELENE DISTELL 4507 Sherwood Road Ac. S.A., A.A., Teachers Aide. Dis is one of few who want to sing Ballad for Americans on the stage, january '52 . . . excels in playing the piano and dressing her' self without assistance . . . loves to chew gum, boys, and Penn fraterf nities. If at frst you don't succeed, try, try, again. IOSEPHINE DITROLIO 809 Atwood Rd. Com. SA., A.A., Bowling. To be a success is Jo's desire . . . favorite pastime is walking with the gang and crashing parties . . . boys with no sense of humor annoy this gal . . . likes jalopies and talking on phone . . . shows her stuff when skating or dancing. Success, remember, is the reward of toil, JEANNETTE DORSEY 1749 21st St. Com. S.A., A.A. Cookie would like to become a secretary in a large organization . . . likes going to dances, watching T.V., and basketball . . . has averf sion for zero periods, sixth period lunch, and conceited people . . . hopes to marry a wealthy man with a line convertible. He that wants money wants all things. DEBORAH ESTHER DORTCH 2207 N. 52nd St. Ac. S.A. A.A., Delegate, Alternate, Advisory Council, Orchestra, Banker, Aide. Debbie intends to be the owner of a sweater factory . . . here's a girl that can really rhumba . . . wealthy, handsome men catch her eye . . . but zero chorus isn't for her. The future is a convenient place for dreams. ELELYN IRENE DUCKETT 344 N. Salford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Basketball, Modern Dancing. Finding Edie's pretty hard to do, unless you run faster than her Olds . . . likes boys, clothes, money, dancing . . . dislikes conf ceited boys and flashy clothes . . . can bang away at piano and type' writer . . . wants to be something other than somebody's wife. Originality provokes originality. . ,J 1. EARL EPSTEIN 5922 Wcrcidbiiie Ave. AE. S.A., A.A., Orchestra. Band. Swing Band. Eppus wants to be an electrical engineer . . . musically inclined, he plays the trumpet. violin. and clarinet, yet still hnds time to do -homework . . . is a great sports enthusiast . . . here's a boy who has no dislikes. Music and women . . . I cannot but give way to. PAUL FEIGENBAUM 52nd E? lvlontgomery Ave. AC, S.A., A.A., Delegate, Record Book. Fur wants to melt her cold tv - - - cold, heart . . . a zealous kibitzer at pinochle games and Dakes . . a real hacker in golf . . . occa sionally gets good rounds . likes weekends and holidays . . is a great Rhumba dancer . . . i not keen on school. Those move easiest who have learned to dance. NORMAN M. iluoos 3913 wiiiaw st. Ai:- S.A., A.A., Football. Baseball. Fuzz.ie wants to be a woman' chasing farmer . . . likes sports especially football and baseball . . 1 his special likes are women and ii not enough are around- watch out for Fuzzie's temper. Wliat we find the least of in flirtation is Love. ISAAC C-ITTERMAN 879 N. 47th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Aide, Adverf tising Manager, A.A. Representaf tive. lack wants to be an accountant . . . likes sleep itoo muchj, stage shows, and to play hall . . , he dislikes school and teachers . . . someday a C.P.A.fhe hopes. In .Qluietness And Confidence Shall Be 'Your Strength, STANFORD GLANZBERG 2293 Bryn Mawr Aye. Ac. S.A., A.A., Track, A.A. Repref sentative, Banker. -lack of all trades is Buckey . . . can do almost anything . . . someday he'll try to Hnd his lost love . . . a golfer and a poker player fsome comboj . . . crazy over his ice cream and pudding . . . plays the held . . . does not get along with teachers. A man is what he makes himself. J x r 5 'Sl 1 Sixteen EMANUEL B. GOLD 2297 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Chief Justice of Tribunal, Aide. Manny aspires to be a pro' fessional engineer . . . when not hanging around Dakes he likes to annoy the great golfers at driving range . . . is known for catching giant size Hsh, and making terrible puns. Suppress me if you can! I am a merry jest. ARTHUR GOLDBERG 2202 N. Salford St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Cadet Basketball. Otty has two aims in life: to be a successful businessman and to keep out of the army . . . eating, sleeping, and dating keep him busy . . . dislikes are homework and people who don't like beers with heads on them. Loves' the weightier business of Mankind. IVAN GOLDBERG 4360 W. Thompson St. Ae. S.A., A.A., Aide. Ive is one of our less ener- getic students . . . wants to be a succesful scientist-without working . . . favorite pastimefyou guessed it-sleeping late . . . pet peeves are homework, weight lifting, Phillies . . . likes sports, especially baseball. Every man is, or hopes to be, an Idler. LARRY GREENWOOD 5364 Lebanon Ave. Ac. Second Team Basketball. Larry's ambition is to be a doctor . . . his favorite pastime is having cool talks with Orlo in Senor Contini's room . . . he follows music on the piano and enjoys horseback riding . . . he likes nothing in particular and Cadillac convertibles. Skilled is he in Sports and Pastimes. JOEL HARVITZ 3956 Girard Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling Team. If his wishes are fulfilled, the future will ind lerry a successful businessman . . . enjoys basketball, tennis, howling and seeing good movies . . . this normal boy likes long holidays and dislikes home' work. Every man has business and desire. BARBARA NAN DWARYS 5646 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Honor Squad, Delegate. This bright girl aspires to attend college . . . Bobbie spends her time talking, riding around in cars, and being active in T.E.X .... enjoys talking on the phone . . . avoids suede shoes and getting up early. The sweetest noise on earth, a wornanls tongue. REBECCA FAUNTLEROY 665 Holly St. Com. S.A., A.A. MARLENE FINKEL 1738 Georges Lane Ac. S.A., A.A., Advisory Council, Class Cabinet, Swing Band. Fink likes tall dark boys . . . wants to be Mrs. I. G. . . . musically inclined on piano and guitar . . . always at phone . . . weekends with, guess who? . . . enjoys her sleep and riding in a cafca . . . she hopes she nails her man. You can never beat a Redhead. MARLENE FUTORANSKY 5854 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Library Aide, Library Club. Talking and driving keep Mar so busy that she wants to acquire that teaching degree in less than four years . . . has an aversion to a phone that doesn't ring. There are many wonderful things in Nature, but the most wonderful is man. CHARLOTTE GIBSON 5321 Vine Street Ac. S.A., A.A., Music Club, Orches- tra, Class Cabinet, Class Secretary, Counselor's Aide. Char hopes to enter the field of teaching . . . can always be found playing the fiddle and dreaming about I. S .... wouldn't think of riding in any car but a '51 . . . dislikes dancing and tests. Sugar and spice and everything Nicef' Seventeen ISABEL GITTERMAN 1710 E. Wynsam St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aides, Beacon. Sugar plays the field the best she can, at present her greatest desire is to get out of school . . . like Annie Oakleyqshe can do anything better than you . . . in love with the 2:15 bell and holidays . . . despises O periods. l'Life's a pleasant institution. FLORA MURIEL GLASER 5669 Lebanon Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., International Good Neighbors Club, President of Modern Dancing Club. Flo wants to go to college to meet him . . . delights in spend' ing summers in A. C. and winters in Penn Frat houses, looking for tall blonde fellows with crew cuts . . . dreads Monday mornings. I love a manly man. EDITH GLASSMAN 1811 N. 54th Sr. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Edie is one of O.H.S.'s most studious girls . . . wants to get a Mrs. degree . . . protests against working and slow people . . . unusual, but her likes are food, clothing, and shelter . . . she'll soon have to diet or cut down on Chinese food. A good wife makes a good husband. PAULINE GLASSMAN 5367 Montgomery Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Record Book, Aide. Paul's favorite pastime is sleep' ing and good music . . . easily prof voked by boys with lines, dizzy girls, and be'bop . . . books, music, ooposite sex provide relation . . . wants to be an English teacher. As we advance in life we learn the limits of our abilities. SONDRA GOLDBERG 5919 Upland Way Com. S.A., A.A., A Cappella Choir, Swing Band, Aide. Sandy proves herself capable in the fields of singing . . . enjoys music, TV, gabbing . . . waiting for a late date is extremely irri' tating . . . wants to sing at London Palladium. Goodnight, parting is such sweet sorrow, that I should say goodnight till it be morrow. HARRY HOLMES 223 N. Wanamaker St. Bldg. S.A., A.A. Hinkes's abilities lie in sports ffootball, baseballl, and dancing . . . special likes are girls and money foriginal isn't he?D . . . in the movies, listening to radio, or in front of T.V. screen every chance he gets . . . ambition is to have his own business. Paddle your own canoe. THOMAS W. HOLMES 1433 N. 60th St. Auto S.A., A.A., Athletic Representaf tive. A future family man, Hot Rod spends his time between hunting, fishing and girls . . . good shot with a gun . . . hillfbilly music and fast cars among his special likes . . . doesn't like girls with too much make-up. To tl1y speed add wings. EARL HOOKS 3528 Melon St. Elec. S.A., A. To be a shock in the electrical field is the aim of Earl . . . he can always do the impossible fit sez herel . . . this fellow hates to get up early but girls he likes hurrah for that green paper called money' The word impossible is not in my dictionary WILLIE LEE HUNTER 6055 N Callowhill St Auto SA AA AA Representative Track Team Count hopes to be 1 member of the air force someday spends his time dancing and pliying, football cant stay near girl rate his special affection Beware ye the man who loves all women LAWRENCE A ISDANER Sycamore 5' Old Lancaster Rds A A Tribunal ass Cabinet Show Committee lzzys favorite pastime is get ting into trouble likes working with figures fmathematicalj dislikes making mistakes but usually oes interested in art and all sports requiring little skill wants to do something nobody else has done To be or not to be7 2? 5 if Eighteen . ., . ., . . V , E ' .g 71 .. .. K x , gig: A . . . . 353 E, . .... ,r., . Y ' . . . ' .' ' S who talk too much, but lovely ones r -' . ' ' ' 3 -W Wal . C .. 5 . . ..,. 5 Q.. , Q Ac. S.A., . ., ' , Cl 5 , . .. . .. . . .4 7 . . . . 1 - d . . . .. H 1 1 1 1 , T L JON JOHNSON 426 N. Wiota St. Agricult. S.A., A.A., Varsity Football. Gordon excels in football . . . wants to play in college . . . pet peeves are wise guys and ugly people . . . warms up to friendly people . . . swimming and just have ing a good time fill his days. Don't let it be said that I liked the 'pigfiron' and not tlie 'Gridfironf l' ALFRED F. KADIS 5713 Wyndale Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Band, Swing Band, Orchestra. Has no immediate ambition other than going to college . . . likes music and enjoys sports . . . Al is musically inclined and it's a pleasure to hear him play the saxo' phone and clarinet. Music is here for all to enjoy, but few appreciate its true values. CONRAD KARL 2238 Georges Lane Ac. S.A., A.A., Football, Table Tennis, Alternate. Connie wants to be a real estate magnate . . . loves sports, books, and holidays from school . . . you may find him watching pro football in his spare time . . . doesn't care for algebra and Spanish. The world is his, who has money to go over it. HOWARD KATTLER 5324 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Delegate, A.A. Rep' resentative, Vice'President Boys' A.A., Varsity Basketball. Lefty wants to be president of Penn Fruit . . . favorite pastime is sleeping in English class . . . likes broacls, and food . . . can appref hend trig . . . doesn't like Hamlet. It's difficult to reach the top, and it's just as difficult to stay there. EDWARD KEYS 808 N. 48th St. Elect. S.A., A.A. Driving, swimming, sailing and parties are this fellow's speed . . . he enjoys good movies, cool music, and driving through the park . . . Ed's ambition is to be a business' man and someday, a good hus' band OJ . . . loud girls had better stay out of his Way. I have a thousand spirits in one breast. GLADYS GOLDNER 5200 Church Road COID. S.A., A.A., A.A. Representative, Aide, Banker, Big Sisters. Gldays likes children . . . wants to be an elementary school teacher . . . how can anyone put up with us kids! . . . loves horseback riding . . . hopes to marry that certain Lou . . . hates zero periods and Monday mornings. A pretty girl is like a Meloclyf, DEBORAH GOODMAN 5877 Woodcrcst Ave. AC. S.A., A.A., French Club, Faculty Aide, Counsellor Aide. Satisfaction for Debbie will consist of acquiring that M.R.S. degree . . . spends her time talking, shopping, and driving golf balls . . . T.V., good looking boys, and food are tops . . . abhors all math subjects. Women are the 'rulevs of Marriage and Lovefl CHARLOTTE L. GRANT 5051 Reno St. COII1. S.A., A.A., Volleyball, Basketball. Little Bits ambition is to be a secretary . . . no doubt she'll be tops . . . a fine conversationalist because of wide reading and talk . . . swears by television . . . dancing, sports, movies and food make up her social life. Be Merry as the Day is Long. GERTRUDE GREEN 2001 N. 52nd St. Com. S.A., A.A., Swing Band, A Cap' pella. Trudy's ambition is to sing on Broadway . . . when not singing she is thinking of Someone Special . . . prefers music and six footers . . . dislikes those zero periods and dieting. Consort Not With A Female Musician, Lest Thou Be 'Taken In Her Snavesf' ARLENE CELESTE GRISTE 931 N. 63rd St. Com. S.A., A.A. Cristee just loves going to Belmont . . . curling up with a good book and an apple is another favorite . . . doesn't believe in zero periods or Monday morning . . . special like is that tall, dark, him . . . ambition is to go to Eastern, Wishing won't do it but ? ? ? will. Nineteen LORRAINE CECELIA HARMON 407 N. Redfield St. Com. S.A., A.A. Rainey is a future secretary who enjoys listening to good music . . . declares ability in those three oldffaithfulsg reading, 'riting, and 'rithmetic . . . boys and dimples rate high . . . not so with English and zero periods. Love makes the pretty hollows in the skin known as dimplesf' JOAN HILL 4233 Aspen Com. S.A., A.A., Banker. Stuff's chief diversions are reading, TV, and the movies . . . talented in the way of dancing and piano playing . . . disapproves of nosey people . . . favorite pastime is William Bunch . . . wants to be a career woman . . . until she gets married. Meddle with what you have to do. IUDITH SALLY IMBER 5421 Euclid Ave. AC. S.A., A.A., Aide, Art, Library Club. ,ludy's favorite pastime is looking out of the window in class, or daydreaming . . . interest and talent lie in art . . . likes chocolate, antiques, and crew cuts . . . alarm clocks, door bells annoy her . . . wants to be a well fed artist. Nature I loved, and next to Nature, Aft. MARION IACKSON 5720 Poplar St. Ac. ,S.A., A.A., Captain of Color Guard. Mac's usually in the movies, or in a swimming pool . . . lunch and Spanish make school bearable . . . conceited people are no friends of hers . . . wants to study nursing and marry a rich, handsome male. Conceit may puff a man up, but never prop him up. CONSTANCE BETTY JONES 1553 N. Alden St. Achieve. S.A., A.A. Playing the piano, reading and going to the movies take up all of Connie's spare time . . . inter' ested in meeting all kinds of people, but dislikes selfish ones . . . ambi- tion is to be a good wife and mother. He that lives not somewhat to others, liveth little to himself. ROBERT KLIEN 5633 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Knish is the star performer of the class . . . has no ambition other than having fun . . . class character is his ability and a certain chemistry teacher is his biggest problem . . . hopes some day to be a famous star. The play's the thirigf HAROLD KOBB 2225 N. Melvin St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Harold's ambition is to be a doctor . . . likes art . . dislikcs working on Saturday . . pastime is getting all A 's the isn't fooling eitherj . . . has special ability for oil paintings. Intelligence is virtue. MICHAEL LAZAROF 5779 Jefferson St SA AA Favorite pastime is playing foot a someday he may till your cavities Be true to your teeth or they ll be alse to you HOWARD LEVIN 5417 Morse St SA AA Howie wants to be a millionaire some day loves the South and all concerned with t cant stand tests spends his sparc time sleeping has the ability to Hx television sets Climb hugh climb fa your goal th sky your aim the star SAMUEL LEVIN 1300 75th St SA AA Sammys ambition is to own a powder blue Cadillac convertible he likes eating sleeping and Arlene Smith doesnt care for other girls Every man li es to lrrt with a pretty girl and every pretty girl li es to be flirted with an 1 ' MARVIN MANDELL 5650 Lebanon Ave. AC. S.A., A.A., Representative, Alter' nate Delegate, J.V. Basketball. Marv likes argyle socks and like any other healthy fellow, girls and lunch . . . irredescent colors don't fare well with him . . . has the ability to talk to girls after school. A wolf in sheep's clothing. SEYMOUR MARKOWITZ 5931 Upland Way Ac. S.A., A.A. Seymour's ambition is to become a Pharmacist . . . likes to play cards U5 . . . dislikes Chevrolets . . . favorite pastime is women fun' usualj . . . Seymour has the special ability of being a soda jerk, fits in with his ambition. Let he who wishes demand all of life. HOWARD JULIUS MCCANTS 5620 Appletree St. Elect. SA AA P is a lack of all trades but master of none wants to be a high tension linesman deep sea fishing movies and parties are his favorite pastime loves money and kahki pants Ot times physical shoc s inevitable but electric fchair 1s'n t HAYWOOD McDOUGALD 7194? Filbert St Bdg SA AA Should you need a carpenter or cabinet maker in future years Bubble is your man right now hes busy with baseball and football spends a good bit of his time at sports movies The say a carpenters 'nowrt by his chips MERVIN MELROSE 5208 Berks St SA AA Track Team Ad visory Council Class Cabinet Boy s A A Representative Delegate Merv likes girls lunch white srts rp tis 21 pm an friends has absolutely no dis ikes plays basketball very well has ability to talk to friends mostly femalej Happy is as happy does DELORES W. JONES 1238 N. Redheld St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. Marrying young and being a good secretary will make Larie happy . . . can usually be found digging sounds in the company of Mr. G .... talents include piano playing and singing . . . likes Mr. G. and good music . . . catty girls and. silly boys don't rate. Nothing is more natural than to Marry LEE JANE JOSEPH 5476 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Cheerleading, Prom Committee, Aide, Leaders' Club. Lee intends to further her educaf tion by going to college and getting out of her major troubles . . . likes dancing, sports, men teachers, and her friends . . . spare time popular music . . . hates term reports. One of the benejits of a college education is to show the girl its little avail. TRINA KAYE JURIST 1714 N. Ruby St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Assistant Gym Teacher, Modern Dancing, Swim' ming, Bowling. Trinka's fond of dancingg does it well . . . spare time-classical music, eating . . . wants to be successful in whatever she under' takes . . . hates zero periods, and suspenders. Neither a borrower or a lender beg For loan oft loses both itself and friends. ALVA RQSE KAPLAN 5476 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Modern Dancing, Aide, Delegate. Cissie like fraternity dances, white bucks, dogs, dungarees . . . equally dislikes suspenders, diets, mustaches and zero periods . . . her time is spent eating, reading love stories, dancing, and with Tony Martin frecordsj . . . Oh, to own a car and travel! says Cis. Only time will tell. SELINA KATES 5427 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Delegate, Alternate, Leaders Club, Spanish Conversa' tion Club, Aide, Class Cabinet. Can usually be found watching T.V., riding around or trying to gold . . . Cissie plays piano? . . . fond of dancing and sports . . . detests zero periods!! . . . hopes to be a lab. technician. Virtue and wisdom are two goals worth striving to wards. Twentyfone IRENE KEYS 808 N. 48th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Typing is this girl's particular ability and she hopes to make use of this by becoming a typist after graduation. Irene is especially fond of rollerfskating. I am the master of my fate. BARBARA KIMMEL 5386 Morse St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. What an eflicient medical secref tary this girl will make! . . . can usually be found talking on the phone or driving . . . Bobbie likes lunch period, prom and blue con- vertibles . . . can play the piano? . . . hates boys who wear Suspenders and bow ties, also zero periods. Always gay-forever happy. JUDIE ANN KOHN 2117 N. Wanamaker St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Bowling Club, Tribunal, Secretary of Beacon, President Big Sisters. Judie has the ambition-to get married! . . . could Lee be involved? . . . loves to eat, gossip, play canasta with the minnies . . . dislikes dentists, watermelon, zero periods . . . Juju adores cash' meres, pizza pie, '42 Fords. Vanity, thy name is woman, LORRAINE LA GASSE 1434 N. 61st St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Our Frenchy has but one ambitionhto graduate! . . . loves black, caddy convertibles and tall dark fellows . . . spends her time driving around . . . claims that sleeping is the one ability . . . dislikes zero periods and homework. Go slow, follow through and that future goal will be yours. ARLENE SUSAN LAMBERT 1342 Robbins Ave. D Ac. S.A., A.A., Tribunal, Record Book, Big Sisters, Banker, Honor Squad, Aide, Swimming Club, Delegate. Loves music . . . fraternity houses, crew cuts rate with this girl . . . clean white bucks and waiting for people are on the taboo list . . . Arlene's undecided between engineering and medical technician. True versatility is indeed a rare gift. NICHOLAS MICCARELLI 6722 Guyer Ave. Elec. S.A., A.A., Varsity Basketball, A.A. Representative. This sports hero excels in baseball and basketball . . . dislikes early classes, a fact clearly seen by his ambition . . . to sleep late on Monday . . . Mick spends his time listening to music and harbors an attraction to blondes. All the world Loves a Lover, JACK MOODY 5067 Parrish St. Bldg. S.A., A.A., Boy's A.A. Repref sentative. Jack intends to be a cabinet maker . . . not strange to find him joking with E, M. , playing records, drawing pictures . . . enjoys Frankie Laine, Doris Day, Lena Horne, and dramatics. It's easier to look through a brick wall if there is a window in it. LEON MORMILE 6526 Harlan St. Drafting S.A., A.A., Bowling Team. Nino is a future Marine . . . when not hunting, he's making the girls sigh . . . likes a good snappy oor show . . . no time for haughty girls . . . has special abilities in dealing with women . . . also draft' ing and math. He who loves is lost. JOHN WILLIAM MORRIS 1051 Flanders Rd. Auto. S.A., A.A. Wizzer wants to be a grease monkey . . . you may find him rid' ing his motor cycle or fixing cars . . . enjoys lending his sweater to Betty . . . doesn't like wearing a tie for Mrs. Belield. Don't tl-Lrow a monkey wrench into the rnacliinef' CHARLES A. MORRISON 5791 Dunlap St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide. Here comes a mounted cop-it's Charlie . . . here's a guy who likes the weaker sex . . . anything that comes natural is natural to Charlie . . . not to be confused with Charlie's aunt is this fellow who detests seeing two girls dancing Ubgether. All 'the world loves a lover. 1 . if is it gel Q. as , .ww Sv ri Twenty-two STANTON A. MOSS 2404 N. 74th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., President of S.A., Prom Committee, Advisory Council, Class Cabinet, Honor Squad. Moose is yet to become a lawyer? . . . driving convertible and helping others are this boy's abilities . . . wine women, and song and calling Shannon Erfel make up president's likes. Our leader-a shining Moon in a starlit sky. BARRY NICHOLS 6029 Clifford St. Com. S.A., A.A. Someday Barry hopes to be an engineer . . . listening to radio and T.V. rate high . . . girls, eating, and playing basketball hold special interest for him . . . but nix to teachers Every man is the engineer of his own fortunel' CLINTON D. OGBURN 5724 Girard Ave. Auto. S.A., A.A. To become lirst class mechanic is Pumpkin's greatest desire . . . enjoys relaxing and watching tele' vision . . . this exceptional youth has abilities far too numerous to mention . . . likes sports, holidays and good music. Natural abilities are like natural plants, that need pruning by study. JAMES H. OLIVER 409 N. Hobart St. Machine S.A., A.A. Jimmie's ambition is to be a machinist. He can't miss . . . movies and radio occupy his time during the evening . . . he's a ine basebal player and goes for basketball, swimming, and football . . . funny thing about Jimmie, he doesn't like homework. I love the sport. DAVID OLSHIN 533 S. Redfield St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Managing Editor of Record Book, Alternate, Boys' A.A. Oley dreams about becoming millionaire without working fnice job if you can get itj . . . wastes time by doing nothing . . . special ability-writing pure fiction in English comps . . . hurrah for girls, money . . . homework, grr. Good things come to those who wait. ANNETTE F. LAWRENCE 649 N. Yewdall St. Com. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Library Aide, A.A. Representative. Although Leo, dancing, and eating take up her time, Nettie likes formals and sewing once in a while . . . dislikes boys who keep you waiting . . . future waivers between school teaching or stenog' raphy. To be or not to be, that is the question. MARLENE LEVIN 5233 Euclid Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Faculty Aide, Gym Aide. Mar is a happyfgoflucky girl who loves swimming, dancing, dungarees, and growing fingernails . . . wants to be in Who's Who . . . spends leisure time in Catalina Pontiacs . . . against work and blind dates. Stay happy and the world will do good to youf, YVONNE LINDSEY 116 N. Wanamaker St. Com. S.A., A.A., Dancing Club, Basketball, Volleyball. Vonnie is determined to marry a certain R. R. .. . enjoys parties, the Orioles, and sleeping late . . . can't stand jive time boys and conceited people. .. . . The silliest woman can manage a clever man, but it needs a very clever woman to manage a fool! MIMI LUBECK 5756 Nassau Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., Beacon Staff, Delef gate, Banking Aide. The Lub spends her spare time eating, talking on the phone, and changing boyfriends . . . wants to live in an apartment with cookie . . . likes singing and considerate fellows . . . has no time for lazy people. This above all: To thine own self be truef' EVELYN MAKANOFF 939 N. 40th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Swimming Club, Bowling Club. Little Ev would love to be a good wife to Jerry . . . spends her spare time reading, dancing, swimming, horseback riding, and writing to Jerry . . . puts loud and noisy people on her black list. Never judge a man by his opinion of himself. Twentyfthree BARBARA ANN MARSH 532 N. 56th St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Orchestra, Music and Teachers Club, Library Aide, Red Cross, Tennis Club. Bob wants to teach . . . movies and missionary work keep her busy . . . avid opera and concert fan . . . dislikes late hours and chewing gum. Keep thy heart and ideals high and true happiness will followf' LOTS ANN MATTHEWS 6158 Lebanon Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., lvlajorette, Swimming, Tennis Club, Softball Club, Aide. Aunt Pity Pat wants to make some fellow a good wife . . . she likes secretarial work and down to earth people . . . doesn't enjoy big deals. This is worth remembering. Speaking to, or crying over a husband never did any good yet. ELIZABETH L. MCDAD-E 1715 N. 75th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker, G.A.A. Representative, Teacher's Aide, Delegate. Abilities are typing and cook' ing U1 . . . found dancing, talking on the phone . . . dislikes conceited fellows, and the navy's keeping Bill overseas . . . likes milkshakes, no homework, and Bill Haines, U. S. Navy. How do I love thee? Let me count the ways. BARBARA ANN McKISSICK 854 N. 41st St. Com. S.A., A.A., Bankers' Aide, Volley' ball. Bobbie intends to be a conf siderate nurse . . . she is thrilled with Ray Robinson and pink Cadillacs . . . likes singing and dancing and Louis Jordon . . . doesn't like conceited people, especially males. The difficult we do immediately, the impossible takes a little longer. ADELAIDE McLBOD 5012 Brown St. Com. S.A., A.A., Library, Counsellor's Aide, Modern Dance, Delegate. A laboratory and xfray technician is this girl's aim . . . going to parties, dances and enjoying Illinois Iacquet's swing rates! . . . Abbie loves baseball, parents, fine ears, and hot dogs . . . conceited people, shouting teachers, zero class irritate her. Variety is the spice of life. RICHARD ORLO 5105 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A., President of Athf letic Association, Record Book, Beacon Writer, Show Committee. Famous for impromptu speeches at Pep Rallies . . . famous last words . . . Aw, you heard it already! Forget about it! . . . member of Cool Club . . . abhors petulant people . . . ambition, lawyer. It is better to have loved and lost, far better. HENRY RABINOWITZ 5415 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Tribunal, Delegate, Alternate, Aide. Hank has one ambition---the Key to Ft. Knox . . . favorite pas' time-looking for it . . . adept at making Slfgffilfz, seven's the hard way . . . Henry will be found near that super 88 . . . the Chutsy hates work . . . boy most likely to succeed. Let me clue you. CLARENCE ROBERTS S905 Race St. Com. S.A., A.A., Advisory Council, Delegate, A.A. Representative, Alternate. When not working, Junney can be seen with Connie . . . hopes to be a successful businessman . . . may be an accountant . . . crazy about cars, books, television . . . as for showfoffs . . . how horrible! Nothing succeeds like success. SEYMOUR H. ROSEN 7607 Wciodbiiie Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Orchestra, Spanish Club, A.A. Representative, Bank Officer. Sey wishes to be the only dentist in the world with more nurses than patients . . . watching television while doing homework is his favorite pastime . . . he is very partial to strawberries fstrawberry blondesj . . . dislikes zero periods. Che1chez la femme Hind the womanf' LOUIS SCHAFER 5228 Berks St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Claims to be a citizen fof what?j . . . engineering is his ambition . . . plays ball in spare time . . . likes Pliiladelpliia Atheltics . . . nix to girls. For when the One Great Scorer comes to write against your name He marks-'not that you won or lost-but haw you played the game. Twentyffour LESLIE A. SEGAI.. 5704 Overbrook Ave. Ac. S.A., AA., Assistant Editor Record Book, Senior Class Cabinet, Show Committee, Beacon Staff, Track. Plans to become a commercial artist . . . spends free time sailing, fishing . . . enjoys gymnastic work . . . likes all types of music In framing an artist, a1t hath thus decreed, to make some good, but others to exceed. PAUL SEIDEMAN 7425 Diamond St. Ac. SA, AA To be a doctor is the noble ambition of this young fellow . . . girls and basketball fwhat a com' binationlj hold special interest for Paul . . . with no particular dislikes fwhat?J this guy is a very likable fellow. If you will live still at case. Hear and See and hold your peace. LOUIS SHAIN 3871 Cambridge St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Cross Country, Milsic Club, A.A. Representative, Track, Alternate. Lou doesn't know what he'll do after graduation . . . likes hiking, fishing, and wildlife . . . no' loud gaudy, girls for him . . . doesn't want too much of one thing. God's outfoffdoms are little guide' posts on the footpath to peacef, JACK SILVERMAN 5611 Arlington St. Ac. S.A., A.A. -lack wants to be a playboy . . . has ability to sit next to R. S. and M. S. in homeroom and flirt with both . . . likes summers on Atlantic City Beach sucking up all that sun . . . dislikes getting up early for school. What is so rare as a day in june. RON-ALD LARRY SIRKIN 4950 Wynnefield Ave. Com. S.A., A.A. Ronnie wants to be successful in life's work . . . favorite pastime being with Cece? . . . has ability of being late for dates . . . likes Cece, '51 Ford convertibles, playing poker and orange juice . . Q. dislikes ab' sence from Cece and eating in school lunchroom. To love but one is to love cmnpletef, VIVIAN PATRICIA MEDLOCK 16 N. Frazier St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker, Aide. Pat claims an appreciation for the hncr things in life U1 . . . playing a sax, music, men, and parties are her main concerns . . . she abhors conceited boys and jealous girls . . . wants to be a success in all undertakings! Healthl Happiness! Success'-The three main achievements of life! CYNTHIA MILLER 814 N. Union St. Com. S.A., A.A., Softball. Cynthia's favorite pastime is play' ing the piano . , . skating and dancing are among her likes . . . she hates being hungry . . . typing is one of her many abilities. JOAN MORROW 1515 N. Allison St. Com. S.A., A.A. To be a hrst-class typist is Cale's ambition . . . food and swimming are tops with her . . . but school annoys her . , . favorite pastimes are collecting coins, loanng. 'Tain't no use to sit and whine 'cause the fish ain't on your line, Bait your hook an' keep on tryin' Keep AfGoin'! ALICE MOSKOW 6386 Church Road Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Al loves convertible rides and mystery programs . . . receiving compliments and being alone are her special likes . . . dislikes red' heads, asparagus, and liars . . . has a very special talent for for' getting names. Her beauty hangs upon the cheek of night like a rich jewel in an Ethiop's ear. ARLENE MUCHNICK 2647 Parma Rd. Ac. S.A. A.A., President Art Club, Record Book Staff, Library Aide, Big Sisters, Library Club. L'Arlyn's unconventional future will be free from dull people and routines . . . with time for day dreaming, painting, modern art, and Philip Wylie's books. In such a strait the wisest may well be perplexed and the holdest staggered. 'W'-ma Twentyffive ANNA MAE MULLIN 6120 Oxford St. Com. S.A., A.A., Tennis, Bowling, Round Robin, Archery, Swimming. Ann is eagerly awaiting the day when she will be a MRS .... cooks up a delish meal . . . lunch and Al high on her program . . . zero periods-beware her wrath. A marriage is made in heaven and performed on earth. HILDA MAE NEWSOME 1414 N. 58th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, A.A. Representative, Banker. Talking on the phone to D. T. is special to Hil . . . to be his secretary is her thrill . . . is a whiz at sewing and dancing . . . oh for the love of popping gum . . . wishes zero periods didn't come. Can't help loving that man of mine. EDNA M. NORMAN 6201 Vine St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Banker, Aide, Record Book Staff, Alternate. Ed always has a dimpled smile for everyone . . . loves to read and attend parties . . . wishes to be a good nurse and wife . . . crazy about music and pretty clothes . . . dislikes conceited people. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. GLORIA V. NUTTER 826 N. Union St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Orchestra, Banking Aide, Band, Aide, Music Club. Glo loves to talk and sew . . . wishes to become a good nurse and a good wife . . . is crazy about good music, dancing, and handsome boys . . . dislikes conceietd people and hard teachers. Music hath charms to sooth the savage beast. NORMA PAGLIARO S37 N. 65th St. Com. S.A., A.A. Norm will be especially close to her boss . . . ambition to be a private secretary . . . would rather have long telephone conversations and admire beautiful cars than eat . . . swims, dances and cooks . . . interests include boys, fellows, males, men . . . and early rising . . . despises homework. One man is as good as another. MORTON ALAN SLAKOFF 5730 Wyniieheld Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Class President. Dramatic Club, A Cappella Choir. Leading Operetta. You can always hnd our popular class pres. listening to good music or telling nsh stories . . . someday Curly wants to win a family argument . . , likes intelligent girls. The man of whom all speak well wins the peoples favors. ELLIOTT SNITZER 3940 Poplar St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Bowling Team. School cliques are dehnitely out . . . wants to get money and stay a civilian . . . likes girls, money, girlsg is there anything else? , . . pet aversions: school and work. I laugh at nobody's jest but mv own, or a lady's. EDDIE SOUTHERLAND 330 N. 53rd St. Ac. S.A., A,A. Freddie is a boy with a memory who yearns to visit Paris . . . under' stands foreign languages better than English . . . spends his time at parties and sleeping . . . would rather watch a good boxing match or listen to progressive jazz than read. Some things are best forgotten. EDWARD SPENCE S27 N, Budd St. Auto. S.A., A.A. Eddie hopes to he a good mechanic someday . , . hshing, sports, and dancing are how his time is spent . . . he excels in basketball and hunting . . . some' how sophisticated girls don't rate with this boy hut any other kind . . . watch out. The love of a woman repays all debts. JAY SPRITZLER 2214 Melvin St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Twentyfsix BURTON STEIN 5903 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A. Buddy visions himself a star basketball player for the Warriors . . . dislikes being tall . . . favorite pastime being a rover boy . . . Buddy's ability is being a math genius. MARVIN E. STERNBERG 5715 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Class Treasurer, Advisory Council, Delegate, Class Cabinet. Money has definitely gone to Mickey's head . . . wants to be a millionaire . . . likes girls and dreaming about his ambition at the K.A.T. Frat House . . pet peeves: his nicknames . . . his abilities are too numerous to mention. fAhem!j All the world loves a lover. ROBERT RICHARD STROPAS 5158 Viola St. D.E. S.A., A.A., President Distributed Education. Storky wants to find a trade for himself . . . the service for a few years also looks good . . . can be found at Spiller's Gypsy Tea Room . . . likes girls, sports, and hot rods . . . dislikes? 'Tm neutral, he says. Love is the sister of youth. BILLIE TATUM 3745 Filbert St. E.B.S. S.A., A.A., Delegate, Alternate. Bill wants to become a carpen' ter or cabinet maker in the near future . . . is great at dancing and any form of sports . . . life is swell when girls and money are around but then, what's one with' out the other? I Women and money don't mix, but they make a mighty good combination. EDWARD THOMAS 806 N. ,Iune St. Auto. S.A., A.A. Buster wants to fix up anything that needs it . . . in his later years . . . his favorite pastime includes dancing, going to the movies, and sports . . . food and girls rate high with this lad, but teachers and work hold very little prestige. The wealth of the world is found in sleep. LEOTTA OPHELIA PILGRIM 123 N. Wanamaker St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Volleyball, Round Robin, Tennis, Honor Squad, Banker, Aide. Lee detests zero periods . . . goes for tall boys and chewing gum . . . aims to study medicine . . . and she can cook too . . . can find her reading or listening to music in spare time God lieals, and the doctor takes the fee. IOANNE E. POKRAS 5335 Euclid Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Editorfinfchief of Beacon, Record Book Staff, Big Sisters. jo likes tall, handsome men . . . loves those kitchen conferences with E. C .... pet pecve: teachers who never smile . . . ambition: to be successful . . . weekfends rate high . , . but long term reports-nuts! All succeeds with people who are sweet and cheerful. SHANNON POOLER 5332 Columbia Avenue Ac. S.A., A.A., Editorfinfchief of Record Book, Senior Show Com- mittee. Ol' Shaggy is going to be a starving journalist . . . will never live down Erfel or stop calling Stan Moss Tweed does practically nothing well, but enjoys singing and walking around without shoes. Business is her aversion, Pleasure is her business. ALICE RAGNONI 702 Edgemore Rd. Com. S.A., A.A. Al has a special affinity for the opposite sex , . . hopes someday to marry one and raise a family . . . the phone gets a real workout at this girl's home. A'Seelq ye a man to wedf, BETTY ANN RAIFORD 5447 Lansdowne Ave. Com. S.A,, A.A., Delegate, Class Cabif net, Tribunal, Color Guard, Bowl' ing. Betty's goal is to be 21 secretary and Mrs. E. M .... bowling, tennis, riding, cooking round out her ath- letic life . . . dancer, movie goer. ardent eater of spaghetti . . . abhors conceited males, short lunches. Tis love wonderful love that makes my world go 'roundf' Twentyfseven MERLE REIVICH 6643 Lotus Rd. Com. S.A., A.A., 12B Collector, Bowl' ing Club, Round Robin. Aide, Tennis Club, Delegate, Big Sisters. Swimming and dancing occupies Merkie's free time, while oil painting and singing in the shower most likable assets . . . likes roller skating and hamburgs with the works . . . likes everybody. Everyone is the sum of his own work. NANCY RIDLEY 4955 Parrish St. Com. S.A., A.A,, Nurses' Aide. That certain guy, wanted by Nan for marital purposes may not be a day dream . . . she'll be some lucky guy's wife . . . spends time reading, playing records, movie' going . . . likes well dressed girls . . . dislikes people who are afraid to talk. Nothing is more natural than to marry. IOANNE BETTY ROBBINS 5201 Church Rd. Ac. S.A,, A.A., A.A. Representative, Tennis Club, Swimming Team. Io is no fool, that's for dang' sure . . . she wants twelve kids, maybe one more . . . Io likes trigg but suede shoes, long hair annoy her. In all the world there is no other to take the place of a loving Mother. ANNE LOUISE ROGERS 613 N. 44th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad, Modern Dance. Lou wants a Prince Charm- ing for marital purposes . . . likes horses and tennis , . . ice skating, dancing, piano playing, dictation taking add to versatility . . . enjoys necessities of life . . . flashy clothes, undecided boys and lamb chops dig her the wrong way. Marriages are made in heaven. OLIVE A. ROGERS 6201 Vine St. Com. S.A., A.A. Sissy desires to become the wife of ??? . . . her favorite pastimes are attending movies and sleeping . . . reading good books and seeing stage shows please Sissy very much . . . she detests conceited persons. To err is human, to forgive is divine. DAVID A. TOUB 2405 Bryn Mawr Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Honor Squad. To sec an Overbrook football victory over West Phila. is Tubby's greatest ambition . . . detests zero periods . . . almost always eating or sleeping. If a set of men could be made to do all the eating and none of the work, they would be made with just mouths. RICHARD VAN METER 5728 Stewart St. Elect. S.A., A.A. Van is an amiable person who doesn't dislike anyone or anything . . . all sports, especially baseball, get his approval . . . hopes some' day to become a tracer in a drafting department. A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. LEWIS WEINSTEIN 5304 Diamond St. Ac. S.A., A.A. A.A. Representative, Delegate, Alternate. His fraternity is Lew's favorite pastime when not listening to the 9:50 club . . . whiz at algebra and Spanish . . . so to sleep again after graduation . . . likes Eddie Fisher's records and parties . . . objects to getting up 7:30 for school. He who hesitates is lost. DAVID H. WEISS 5889 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. 'S.A., A.A., Science Club, Spanish Club. Dislikes people who turn on lights in a drivefin . . . wants to earn money as an engineer with photography as sideline . . . chief interest is H. S .... delights asking questions teachers can't answer. Haste not your quizfkicl abilities in school my friend. 'You belong in television. HOWARD WOOD 4322 Parrish St. Mech. Arts SA A.A., A.A. Representative, Basketball Track. In addition to becoming a pharmacist, Woody wants to marry that certain girl . . . pro- fesses ability to get along with teachers . . likes playing basket' ball but has enough time for girls and Lucky Strikes . no book reports for him. Into every life a little rain must fall. . ., , .. A SONDRA ROSENBLATT 4901 Spruce Street Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Honor Squad, Ir. Beacon Delegate. Sandi, hopes to be Lab. Tech. . . . lives in Cadillacs . . . loves cashmeres . . . plays golf? . . . divides time between Wynnefield and the Charleston . . . cute faux pas and Penn boys . . . make her feel warm all over . . . does not tolerate suedesg algebra. Beauty is as beauty does. HANNAH ROSS 5227 Columbia Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Alternate, Swimming, Banker, Aide, Orchestra. Honey will take her place in the world as a receptionist for a detective agency . . . besides Lenny, favorite pastime is daydreaming . . . loves milkshakes and Penn boys . . . but nix to tests. This prettyfeyed bahy's gonna have a lot of fun. JAYNE RITA RYBA 5860 Woodbine Ave. Com. S.A., A.A., Bowling Club, Tennis Club. Jayne wants to be a secretary and marry the boss's son . . . would rather spend time with boys, fellows, and men . . . doin' what comes naturally just comes naturally to Jayne . . . likes travelling and chocolate milkshakes . . . Iayne hates crew cuts. No lady is ever a gentleman. HELENE SALUS 5855 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A. A. Helen fif everything goes rightl may be a Mrs. to a millionaire . . . drawing all day and night and talk' ing on the phone fluently occupy her time . . . boys and Caddys are her special likes while homework and O periods burn her. p Love lasts as long as money endures. RHODA SCHWARTZ 5811 Malvern Ave. AC. S.A., A.A. Childhood experience prompted Rho to be psychologist . . . enjoys working with men . . . cool is the word for Rho . . . entertaining and constructive conversations with MOTHER fill her evenings with spiritual inspiration Necessity was the mother of inventiong but who was the father. LL LLL. l. 'J MARY SEAVER 732 N. Wiota St. Com- S.A., A.A. Dagmar expects to lead a double life . . . housewife and secretary . . . idles away time by bowling, picnicgoing, and boating . . . fine typist, cook, baker . . . does pracf tically anything! . . . traveling to other countries on summer vacations is okay in her book . . . she's the best in our's. Best beloved on earth: the faithful wifefy SHIRLEY E. SEGAL 1725 Marlton Ave. Com. S.A, A.A., Library Aide, Aide. Shirl's favorite pastime includes reading, knitting for that tall good' looking tenor, sewing . . . talks way into trouble . . . falls asleep any time . . . dances to soft music . . . moody people ain't for her Sweets to the sweet. SHIRLEY SEIF 7863 Woodcrest Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide. Redsie's ambition is to get married fwhat girl doesn'tJ . , . meantime, she's content with loafing and listening to popular music . . . hates cow juice and homework . . . likes talking on phone and tall boys . . . draws foxes with letter NH . I charge you, O woman, for the love you bear for men. ELEANOR JOAN SLOAN 53 N. Frazier St. Ac. S.A., A.A. -loey's going to be a nurse and make some doctor happy . . . you can find her sewing, drawing, and eating . . . hillbilly music and dogs are among her special likes, but befbop and baseball are deinitely out! Helping the sick in body. LOUISE DELORSE SOLOMON 4326 Reno St. Com. S.A., A.A., 12B Collector. Lou looks forward to being a secretary . . . enjoys reading novels and going to the movies . . . I. W. and C. R. are tops on her list along with eating and going to parties . . . conceited people and studying for tests get under her skin. All rests with those who 'readf' Twentyfnine SALLY R. SOMERSON 2422 N. 50th St. Ac. S.A., A.A. Sal's greatest interest is tall, thin, blonde, boys . . . hopes to be an elementary school teacher .... she's not overly enthusiastic about zero period and detentions though . . . spends a lot of time dancing and in sports. Dancing the child of music and of love. ESTHER R. STRAUSS 7732 Woodbine Ave. Ac. S.A., A.A., Aide, Alternate. Es wants to raise horses on her ranch . . . solves everyone's problems but her own . . . is famous for getting scratches on her father's car . . . horses and food are closest to her heart . . . watch out, don't ever muss her hair! A faithful friend is the medicine of life. LENA STROUD 148 N. Peach St. Com. S.A., A.A. SHIRLEY YVONNE SWEENEY 1438 N. Redfield St. Ac. S.A., A.A., Round Robin, Aide, Tennis, Banker, A.A. Representa- tive, Child Care Center. First a nurse, then a good house' wife is Sweetie's ambition . . . spends her time gathering news but, doesn't like malicious gossip . . . she's forever running around Hin's . . . detests 8th periods and snow. Everyone who flatters thee is no friend in misery. LORRAINE THOMAS 868 N. Holly St. Com. S.A., A.A., Library Aide, Coun- selor's Aide. Nonie hopes to become a nurse someday . . . strangely she has no dislikes . . . music is her favorite pastime and television rates high . . . her talent runs in line of music. Everyone lives by selling some' thingg you may have to sell yourself to be a nurse. 1 SUZANNE THOMPSON 1523 N. 58th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Aide, Round Robin. Tennis, Archery, Bowling. Swim' ming. Sue wants hrst to have a busif ness career and then a home career . . . being with joe, watching T.V., movies, and sports events help make life wonderful . . . can cope with almost anything! Heaven protect the working girl. ' ELEANOR N. TIERNO 1717. N. olst St. Com. 5.A., A.A., Record Book. Advisory Council, Secretary. Toots' hopes for South Ameri' can trip some day . . . her gift of laughter enables her to make friends easily . . . thinks snow is a menace . . . classical and straight skirts on her list of favorites . . . refused to walk slowly. A joyous face and a true heart. ADRIENNE M. TREADWELL 404l Spring Garden St. Ac. SA., A.A., Music Club, Orchesf tra, Swing Band. To be concert accordionist is Raine's special wish . . . spends spare time practicing, reading, going to concerts and the opera . . . likes fried chicken and Julia' Lang'Son's Apple Pie, but deceitful, conceited people are on blacklist. Music hath charms to soothe the savage beasts. BARBARA F. VALENTINE 404 N. 59th St. Com, S.A., A.A., Delegate, Alternate. Our future stenographer would like to help a rich man spend money . . . Babs likes being with E. Q. .. . spends her time dancing and talking . . . favors boys and good food . . . has no time for conceited people. Everyone will be your friend if you have money enough to spend. NESSA WEINSTEIN 4935 Monument Rd. Ac. S.A., A.A., Faculty Aide, Big Sisters, A Cappella Choir. Here's a girl who refuses to be tied down . . . thrives on making whoopee . . . Niki's suppressed desire is to be a lady politician: although she hates to take pictures . . . boxers . . . her favorite canine, More in women than in men remain. 1 .-if Thirty RUTH MARIE WEST 830 N. 38th St. Ac. S.A., A.A.. Round Robin, Library Aide, Tennis Club. Bank' ing, Teachers Aide, Music Club. Rita is a typical sportswoman . . . plans on a career as a surgical nurse . . . she's reading when not engaged in sports . . . conceited people and eighth periods taboo in her books. An outdoor girl with an indoor complexion. DOROTHY WHARTON 6121 Thompson St. Com. S.A., A.A. Joanne likes to go roller skating and dancing, but always has time to listen to George Shear' ing records . . . social affairs and sports are time well spent . . . wants to be an efhcient typist . . . can't stand conceited people, zero periods, and third lunch. And the merry love to dance. SHIRLEY YOUSIN ' 5365 Morse St. Com. S.A., A.A., Banker, Aide, A Cappella Choir, Band. You'll always and Shirl where there's food and a telephone . . . likes weekend dates and long vaca' tions . . . like most redfblooded American girls, she wants to marry . . . homework and tests are not to her liking. Both short and sweet some say is sweet. ANITA ZAGERMAN 5334 Gainor Rd. Ac. S.A., A,A., Cheerleader, Record Book Staff, Show Committee. Anita has a new saying every week . . , spends spare time dancing and talking . . . thinks T.E.X. and big cheering section are great . . . loves getting fat UD on hot fudge sundaes, but, oh, those Monday mornings! Life is good only when it's magical and musicalu ROBERTA ZIFF 2034 N. 57th St. Com. S.A., A.A., Bankcr's Aide. Bobbie wants to be a model before she settles down . . . loves Warrior basketball games . . . records and the phone are always near at hand . . . H. W. makes the world pleasant. Rings on her fingers arid bells on her toes, and so she makes music wherever she goesf, , . ACTIVITIES .. I I ' p I I II 1 I I , gg . n o- ,, l,, ' - a Q Y YY .I fx ' 3 fa 0 ,4- - ,f 3 43 . Q- ,b v S i E 5 E I i Y 5 5 x N 1 5 E z 5 Q L 5 1 51 i 5 I i H SIGIVI DELT Ah, 'WTF' J 1 I Rhoda Abrams Harriet Barnett Robert Bernstein Eileen Cohen Deborah Dortch Marlene Finkel Flora Glaser Selina Kates Arlene Lambert Arlene Muchnick Joanne Pokras Shannon Pooler Thirtyfone Merle Reivich Leslie Segal Edward Southerland Shirley Yousin Anita Zagerman 5 M fu' if 'fi 5 A WF T, s 41, iff' 2 ,Lo ll, ,ii'f'lfY: 2 4- '.l.!Q1tEi.'--l Q 1- 'Q min' ry .W 'if 1 ' Q Ji. ' W 1 ,1 7 ' 1 3 l V -,. L ' w ' 4 'fy '-jyf CITIZENSHIP ss- :izi 'fi ,rv H :. 'il Anita Albert Marjorie Bolcn Rose Brein Elliot Brooks Harriet Brownstein Faye Clair Adrianne Treadwell Paul DiDonna Barbara Dwairys Earl Epstein Marlene Futorunsky Charlotte Gibson Emanuel Gold Sandra Goldberg Deborah Goodman Gertrude Green Arlene Griste Marion Jackson Judith Imber Larry Isdziner Trina jurist Lce June joseph Alfred Kudis Alva Kaplan Judith Kohn Mimi Lubeek Thirtyftwo S -F 35 3 J K AN ir'-. w'f Adelaide McLeod Stanton Moss Leotta Pilgrim Betty Raiford Harriet Costello Shirley Seif Morton Slzlkoff Marvin Sternberg Lorraine Thomas Sandra Rosenblatt Nessn Weinstein Ruth West WARDS... LIBRARY Arlene Muchnick Ruth West A ORCHESTRA Gold Key Paul Di Donna Earl Epstein Ella Lott Gloria Nutter Adrienne Treadwell Silver Key Deborah Dortch is 1.1.1 X ..f . . H jig , k:.,:',. s:,.', ,Q , - , . BEACO Joanne Pokras Eileen Cohen A CAPPELLA CHOIR Gertrude Gfeen Sondra Goldberg 'Thmy three 1 g.Lm.'m. e f lll. .A Y xkelebrlt is WI I o h S 1:12 Y , gpg.. ---1. I! I5 ug :mi 5-dk ,M .,.. . A F ,, T, X UH? 1 - 0 M I xx e S 'all 15.1, - . as ,MMWM ,, . W Distributive Education Dramatic Club Stage Crew Big Sisters Color Guard I gy-mn fp-,,fnf ry'-'url :f V! CLASS WILL We the class of Jan. '52, being of sound mind fhonestlj and empty pockets, do bequeath the resif due of our possessions as follows: To Mrs. Green-we leave memories of those early morning Cabinet meetings. To Mr. Seidman-we leave a megaphone so that he may be heard in homeroom. To Mr. Kreisman-we leave one Third Dimen- sional-Triple lens'Automatic Film Transport' Cab Over Engineflndoor Movie Camera. To Mrs. Belield-we leave anything but a tie- just to be different. To Mr. Elsea-we leave Echoes of a quiet home-room. To Mr. Jung-we leave one set of unused late cards. To Mr. Gowdy-we leave a new stopwatch to regulate future rat races. To Mrs. C-hester-we leave three college board applications that we forgot to hand in. To Mrs. O'Loughlin-we leave for her dramatic club, all of Morty Slakoif's brothers. To Mr. Kazze-we leave 'a three cornered hat or any reasonable facsimile. To the ifth floor we leave a sound proof ceiling . . . To the chemistry labs we leave 5 bottles of Air' Wick . . . To the guidance oilices we leave cushions for those hard, hard chairs . . . To the new seniors we leave a foolproof plan to capture room 107 and convert it into a senior room. To the incoming FRESHMEN we leave our SYMPATHY AND ENVY . . . TO THE SCHOOL IN GENERAL WE BE' QUEATH THE FOLLOWING: Stan Moss's dirty white bucks . . . Barton Burke's bookie license . . . Reese Carolina's galloping dominoes . . . Paul Di Donna's keylto 407 . . . A fender from any one of Bob Bernstein's cars . . . Rhoda Abram's geometric Hgure . . . Brinah Bank's mile high pile of late cards . . . Marcia Brod's reducing pills . . . Harriet Costello's bottle of Tintair . . . Echoes of Buddy Entrikin and Ed Southerland TRACK . . . Earl Epstein's G string . . . Ivan Goldberg's Roman Nose . . . Pauline Glassman's BRAIN . . . Gladys Goldner's bubble ba-th . . . Trudy Green's house . . . Ed Key's post at the auditorium door . . . Merle Reivich's worn out shorthand pencils . . . Rose Brein's empty seat in the architectural draw' ing class . . . Robert Kline's Kosher Knishes . . . Mendy and Merv's formal gym suits . . . Lee Jane Joseph's major difficulties . . . Arlene Muc'hnick's library bulletin board . . . Shirley Black's dulcimer tones in homeroom . . . Shannon Pooler's Erfel . . . Betty McDade's Pills for Pale People . . . Dave Weiss's fourth dimension . . . Joanne Robbin's wet bathing suit . . . Richie Orlo's Ballad for Bohemiansn . . . The remains of Dave Olshin's notebook . . . Henry Rabinowitz's unabridged classified trig poney . . . Ronald Sirkin's beltless pants . . . Dave Toub's undertaker's pants . . Howard Wood's mad laugh . . Adrienne Treadwell's accordion . . . Marlene Finkel's red locks Knot as in baglesj . . . Anita Zagerman's Child! . . . Clarence Robert's perfect bookkeeping books . . . And last but not least a head for the statue in the hall... Thirtyfseven mT af a,,,.i1g,w,,,.x :T wmjngl f. ? as . Q nl .L 'S Q The Quzrhrnnk 152 can OVERBROOK HIGH SCHOOL.. PHILADELPHIA. PA.-OCTOBER I9. I95l I Begins now in , 'br-mls. can 1 ww nlllsmruling If Um Hr-I IDA .1271 fIi4If's Our ,-Mill' I- fre'-lnmin china- with an-xg:-1 qua purlii iluni-nn Onvr ai wr-wk lhvy Acmu: Sklar. f-Iu-- - flu- rlulu 4'on-i-1- nl llw Hlmlvlll-: Xlancim- Fum'IIL Ella-n Spa-r-I-nr IlI!. 1-4- Lm. lluin IGI: Sumln lfulmv- Dmiiiaull ITII Knwl Xlf-nm 47I: llurotlny Ilnnni juxlg. Finke-I-I4-ilu IHI: Klum, li'.l.Inu:m Wx: Uinlx .I:u'oIi- I Mi-min .Im-4-In IIIII: .lusli H011 Ili-rnirv ,Iur-IN Illia Kam' 'ION Smnlm Kohn Ili! l l'slllcc'-1 Home IIIID: Flwlzl 5--h.4I lrr Illia: Hurriu-I Sh-In llllz KIA cl Quarter- n Ruth, New Principal 'CIPAL mi. IAPP HEAIISE iSIIIiIIfiMDEPARTMENIg MR. BURKE siivis AS was S. A. PLANS ANIDS FUR 0.H.S. 'I lui e mem- Ruzh hm U811Sfl'l'l'0d lu- Ulugh! history and luier hmzaxm- Nico-Prixxcipal. nwu scllunl. as the ,vhnol olfinr. the innrmury. Mr. John I . Burke has taken Im-r Mr. Rullxl Julius as Vice-Prin- vipui, Ili: has lirvn ix member nf the Social Studies LxQlH!l'UlNJIll at Over- 'llw SA. is also planning a wrivs brook since 1936, nl' ini:-ruling awvniblies lur the A 0 h :lu-lvnlr-. 'l'Iw olllvrrs um? sturlffnn DI Walfvf 5' LIIPP 55 'hi' 'WW wir. Joanne Pokras, Edito1fin'CI1if Robert Harrison, Sports Editor Mzixixme Swarttz, FCUFNTC Edfwl' Harold Vsfeinstoek, Sports Editor Rhoda Abrams Harriet Brownstein Eileen Cohen Mimi Lubeek Leslie Segal Thivtyfeight Adele Blaeker, News Editor TI-IE CLASS TRIP .wisp-rf W. we 2? 1 1 as s . we ,A -ff sf 2 , . 2 M 'C 1. Friday June 2, 1951. was a memorable day for the graduating class of january, 1952. It was on that day that the seniors embarked on one of the most exciting voyages of their lives. That voyage was none other than the Senior Class Trip to Bear Nlountain, New York, The trip, which had long been anticipated by the seniors, was one ofthe most significant occurrences of their school life. The sun was shining hrightly on that eventful day as the conf gregation of yawning seniors who trooped sleepily into Reading Ter' minal. Their lethargy was ahandoned, however, when they beheld the special train which was to take them to Jersey City. Accomf panying the seniors were many faculty memhers. Vv'hen they had reached Jersey City, the seniors hoarded a swank ultrafmodern ship. The ship, which was called the k'Peter Stuyf vesantf' had all the conveniences of home. During the long sail up the Hudson River. everyhody ate, drank, hought souvenirs, and danced to the music of Mr. Contini's Swing Band. The hoat passed many places of interest including SingfSing Prison, West Point Academy, and the many skyscrapers along the New York coast. Numerous photographs were taken both of these interesting places and of the seniors. After spending nearly nve hours ahoard ship, the travelers reached their destination. At Bear Mountain, the seniors enjoyed rowing, swimming, horseback riding, mountain climbing, and bearfhunting. After participating in the amusements which were at their disposal, the seniors ate under the shady trees. They had a great deal of fun as they shared their lunch with friends and ants. All too soon it was time to bid Bear Mountain farewell and board the ship for home, While listening to the divine music of the Swing Band, the tired but happy seniors watched the glorious sunset on the waters. Later, as the train sped homeward, quiet reigned hecause nearly everyone had fallen asleep. Finally, the contented seniors bade farewell to smiling friends and went merrily on their way. ' Thivtyfnine 2 5 A CLASS HISTORY BABY BORN TO O.H.S. FAMILY Philadelphia, Feb. 4, 1949 QAPJ-Mr. and Mrs. O. H. S. of 59t-h Ei Lancaster Ave. are proud to announce the birth of a new class, January, '52. Dr. Bill CfL-IfM-E delivered the infant, assisted by Nurse Edna Green. The child weighed 400 pupils at birth. January '52 will be guided through her first term by President Wayne Rayield and VicefPresident Rhoda Abrams. A diary of her progress will be kept by Secretary Eileen Cohen and Treasurer Edwin Aaron will handle her financial problems. Jan proved to be the Hfth blessing received by her parents this term, for their other children have brought them four championship teamsg namely, basketball, baseball, crossfcountry, and track. In order to celebrate her arrival, Overbrook's immediate family, the faculty, put on a riotous show. Aunt Etta Pettyjohn stole the show and Baby Jan loved every minute of it. Following this joyous event, the months passed quickly and Jan soon became accustomed to her new surroundings. At the age of seven mont-hs she entered a new phase of her life. Her guidance was taken over by President Morton Slakoif, VicefPresident Rhoda Abrams, Secretary Eileen Cohen, and Treasurer Burton Stein. Jan bought her first pair of rompers in her favorite colors, maroon -and gray. The bouncing baby took her Hrst step and hit her Hrst teacher. Now she was on her way! JAN '52 MAKES DEBUT Philadelphia, 1950 QAPJ-Jan. '52's name first appeared in print on the Mopsy Class Pin designed by Rose Penny Brein. Plans for her debut were formed by President Wayne Rayiield, VicefPresi dent Barbara Valentine, Secretary Charlotte Gibson, and Treasurer Marvin Sternberg. During her ado lescence, members of the Overbrook family enter tained the public with such memorable productions as My Man Godfrey, A Waltz Dream, and The Red Mill. The opening of the long-awaited school store formed another exciting event. Like 1 f f Forty all adolescents, Jan suffered growing pains, such as, throwing board erasers, and wisefcracking in class' rooms. Jan had now matured, becoming part of the Overbrook Family. JAN '5 2 GRADUATES HIGH SCHOOL The elated parents of Jan '5 2 are celebrating the graduation of their beloved daughter. This joyous event took place on January 24, 1952. During her last moments as an Overbrookite Jan easily recalled memories of her last and most wonderful year . . . her trip to Bear Moun' tain-the water fights on the train, the card games on the boat, the rowing on the lake, the capable officers who worked tirelessly in her behalf: President Morton Slakoif, Vice-President Rhoda Abrams, Secretary Charlotte Gibson, and Treasurer Marvin Sternbergg Editor-in'Chief of Beacon Joanne Pokras, News Editor Eileen Cohen, the school om' cers: President Stanton Mossg VicefPresident Eileen Cohen, President of Boys' A.A. Richard Orlog President of Girls' A.A. Harriet Costellog Editor of Record Book Shannon Poolerg Chief Justice of Tribunal Emanual Gold . . . the most wonderful prom in the world-the glittering lights, the soft music of Clarence Fuhrman's orchestra, the parties after the dance . . . the fabulous growth of the football team with its new coaches, Len Kolenda and Irv Brody spurring them on to greater victories . . . the orange and black decorated cars which formed a huge motor caravan to the big West Philly game where we held the game to a 0'0 score . . . the -big change in the school 'when our well-liked principal, Bill C-L'I-MfE retired and was replaced by the very capable vicefprincipal H. Morgan Ruth . . . the moving dedication of the memorial for Overbrook's war dead . . . and last but not least, the hilarious Senior Show . . . These were the last thoughts that passed through Jan's mind as she sat on the new graduation stands. But the members of the Class of January '52 should have no qualms about leaving Overbrookg t-hey have only to remember that good classes never die, they just fade away. is Nix N N? ': sm Eg NW S? HE PRGM 7 QM, W Zig M1 W, In ,. ,xEQ: ..., 4 is 3 . .nf we QQTQFSX zsifbkii , 32 M, tie? Si M' Give her credit, 'E l I .wi f THE PROPHECY Using our T V set as a mystic crystal ball, Let's turn the dial ahead some years, to see what's in store for all. We're bound to see our friends of old, some with the old fire and rage, Others with shoulder slouches, stomach pouches, approaching middle age. Sandy Goldberg and Trudy Green, the greatest of singing sensations, Will glamourize our TV screen in Esther Strauss creations. Architects the country 'round will know Rose Brein's name, And Freddy Douglas, with his basketball skill, will reach the Hall of Fame. Merv Melrose, a butcher perhaps, will learn to wield that cleaver, And Marlene Futor's kiddies will hear of her wish to go to Beaver. Ruth Baker and Shirley Black, that rip roarin' hilarious pair Will take the place of Martin and Lewis and thrill us with comedy rare. Eleanor Tierno and Arlene Griste will be secretaries Erst'rate, Irving Weiss and Elliott Snitzier will find those million-dollar mates. Bunny Banks' escapades will be a thing of the past, Morty Slakoif will be the star at the head of a Broadway cast. Arelene Muchnick, as an artist, is fated to go farg And Shannon Pooler at long last will use the family car. Mark Bloom will no longer call people Ace, Lee Joseph, with the Major, will get to first base. Wedding bells will ring for Judy Imber and her man, Evelyn Makanoff will have five little kids in her clan. Joanne Pokras will still be sporting the smartest of clothesg Bobbie Ziff will make a choice from her long list of beaux. You will still End Anita Zagerman giving lessons in dancing, Mickey Sternberg will excel in the field of financing. Stan Moss will hang out that barrister's shingle, Margie Bolen will dress her daughters in cashmeres by Pringle. Joan Danzig's poetry will rank with Shelley and Keatsg When Gladys Goldner marries Lou her joy will be complete. Charlotte Gibson will still be as sweet as candy, A doctor will be captured by a Rosenbl-att named Sandi. Billy Tatum will work with wood, hammer, and nail, Eileen Cohen will finally capture her male. Marvin Mandell, his own cigarettes will buyg Rhoda Abrams around the world in a rocket will fly. Mimi Lubeck will be a second Hedda Hopper, Joanne Robbins in a bathing suit will still be an eye-stopper. Knishe will be a great professor in college, Edna Norman will succeed in her quest for more knowledge. Alice Moskow will have her hair cut very short, Manny Gold will preside as a judge in Supreme Court. Suzanne Thompson, the career girl, eventually will marry, Howard Wood will discover that it's best not to tarry. Paulline Glassman will no longer .burn the midnight oi, Helene Salus will no longer over algebra toil. Ottie Goldberg and Hal Carson will still be great friends, Rhoda Schwartz in hair styles will start some new trends. Leslie Segal will 'take to the hills of Kentucky, Bob Bernstein will have his own harem-if he is lucky. Clarence Roberts will marry that girl of his dreams, Marlene Finkel will be the demure wife--strange as it seems. Ronnie Sirken will still be breaking girls' hearts, Judie Kohn will still diet-no ice cream or tarts. Sondria Carroll will snag the man of -her choice, Over Trina Jurist's dancing the crowds will rejoice. Famed in the business world will be Marcia Brod, Ivan Goldberg will become a success along life's road. David Olshin will make millions without worry or work, Flora Glazer as a teacher her duties won't shirk. Our vision's growing dimmer and our thoughts are running out, We have to change the channel-it's time for the wrestling bout. We hope you've all borne with us and found the going not too rough, But we can't go on forever and we know you've had enough. F o'rty'two ' A W N'k3 QYA gm5 r f T .fi - fgfg :ifjf ,..5 R - gg xr I gms ,, . S if A A fi S 2 li ., ,., x K 'S ff ,.,,, , ., W If ,,5 g:- .g:g.::-ig Eiapaq q3lg?? iAw:q 4 Fltiigl F a Q vwws'Pifx1 '7jff 'YW ' x Q' 'Fi-' 'L is f-wx we mf ,wi Qi yfJ!'if 1 Wg. EM a .Q Ogg Y? qv a V. N' f 4 . ' '?gw3w9fQL W 3 Q QM xv!! , W .gsgl ssx 9 X ' if A52 Q' . , Q L33 ' Q' 5' I, li fffffi , BOYS' SPORTS PUBLIC HIGH X-COUNTRY CHAMPS CROSS COUNTRY Mr. Wilfred Collin huilt these harriers around the three remaining hoys from last year's ehampionf ship team. They were Sam Phillips and CofCaptains Eugene Brodie and Al Entriken. With their leader' ship and the animation of the hoys as a whole, the team won its fourth straight puhlie league ehampionf ship. Eugene Brodie, the individual winner. covered the 2 U10 mile course in 1'l:l0.0 Overbrook took eight of the first sixteen places. The other point' scorers were Al Entriken---4thg Sam Phillipse6thg Bill Ellis-7th1 Clarence Morrisf-Sthg Leroy john' son-14thg Ed Southerland---lithg and Jim John' ston-16th. The Harriers bowed to West Catholic 33 to 22 for the eity title which they won in 1950. The varsity eight met West Catholic onee again in the Puhlie High Invitation Meet to lose hy a margin of only three points Q55 to 521. Eugene Brodie strode into the individual position in both meets. He was clocked at 12:34 in the rainfswept 2 3,!1O mile city ehampionship run and 13:10 in the 2l,f2 mile invif tation run. Other outstanding harriers were Art Tucker, john Doswell, Winston Giddings, and Bernard Upshur. Fortyffour BASEBALL Witrh only Lefty Summers, pitcher, and Fred Douglas and James Nania, infielders, remaining from 1950's Public High Championship team, the Panthers had to work hard. Although they kept on plugging, the Panthers finished the season in sixth place. The players were Jim Murphy, shortstop, Eugene McGrue, left field, Lefty Summers, pitcher, jim Nania, third base, Tom Fisher, catcher, Earl Cornish, second base, Fred Douglas, first base, Dan Pleat, center field, Bernard Steinberg, right field, Harold Lear, outfield, and Milt'on Brown, second base and outfield. BOWUNG Bowling will soon start its third year in Overbrook. Under the coaching of Mr. Setzman the team finished in fourth place last year and in fifth the year before. The varsity bowlers are Ray Battistini, Larry Isdaner, Marshall Shatt, Bob Sacchetti, Joseph Soprani, and Jay Love. The opening games will be Dobbins, Bok, Northeast, Lincoln, Frankford and Central. Y F ortyfjve FOGTB LL This fighting squad has pulled Overhrook out of the cellar. They trampled Ben Franklin 18 to 6, defeated Roxhorough 6 to O, and tied West Phila' delphia our arch rival O to O, Last season was a scoreless one for the panthersg hut this year, with an entirely green team and the guidance of Coach Leonard Kolenda and Assistant Coach Irving Bordie, the panthers arose victorious, The spirited Panthers made a commendahle showing against Frankford, Bartram, and Olney, hut did not overcome them. The line consisted of ends Ellis Wepiier, Henry Costa, james Clark, and Nathan Richards, guards Rohert McNichol, Barry Goldhcrg, Simon Ahramf son, Ahram Kaplan, Norman Feinstein, and Bruce Steinhergg and centers Norman Colhet, Allen Gold' herg, and Max Belinsky. The hoys in the hackfield were john Buggs, Rohert Spilove, john Grange, Rohert Sirulniek, Phillip Leiff, Ronald SehwartZ, Ronald Kahack, john johnson, Roosevelt Clarkson, Myran Greene, Rohert lnforzato, Nathan Brussels, Barry Fisch, Horace Jordon, Rohert Liherati, Martin Sehneiweis, Bernard Diamond, and Adolph Gamhino. TRACK TEAM TR CK Cverhroolis track team started out the season with only five boys from 1950's championship team. They were Bill Griggs, individual milerg Herh Gelh, pole vaulterg john Doswell, high jumper, and Ted Jennings, individual hurdler. The Panthers worked hard and finished second in the Puhlic High Champions-hip, Central won with 257 points followed closely hy Cvcrhrook with 2i3'f2 points and Bartram 247 points. Bill Griggs captured the mile events and Ted Jennings set a record in the 120 yard high hurdles 114.7 xcondsj. Cur four mile relay team, 480 yard shuttle relay team, our two mile relay team, and our high jump 'team took first place in their respective events. The seniors are A1 Entriken, milcrg Leslie Segal, pole vaulterg and Ed Southerland, rniler and half miler. BASKETB LL Wirth the loss of Jackie Moore, Wycliff Martin, and Gene Avella after a half year, the panthcrs had to turn to faster, more aggressive haskethall, They finished the season with nineteen wins and three losses. Mr. Sam Cozen can count on Hal Lear, Dave Feldman, Harvey Brodsky, Friedman, Howard Kattlcr, and Nick Micarelli for this year's first string. The opening games will he with Gratz, Franklin, Dohhins, Bok, West Phila., and Roxhorough, FOOTBALL BASKETBALL GIRLS' SPORTS I ff? QQ f 95' . 1 J V x N ff! f A pf? ,f wg ff, ,ggi iw masfvf 1 I 'Q 6' Q -f'k1'g'.?-i,1f Q A 35 nw. 1 f ' 1 We 'Q M, , . A Y V J' Q. ' 'E gi' 4 'QQ ff? ff? K 7 f9'o4 ' W AQ' . .e.g, - XX 5, 'Nh XX qw, x - 'iatigai x,--f B'-22? 9' ff. S -K 'FQ Nil- ,1,..- ,Ai BOUK 0 E Rhorla r'3XlWl'.IINr Anita Allwrt Throla Alford l'lri'lx'i'l Amlvrfon Allwrt Avant Ruth Bakcr Hrinah Bank XVilliam Pmarnrs Harrict liarnrtr Rohcrt llcrnstcin Shirlcy Black ,loan lllackston Harry Bliu Nlark C. Bloom Margery Bolcn Luo B. Bottoms ,Iainus Bowcn. jr. MR. SEIDMAN. Adviser Vcrnon Bowcn Ross Bruin lvlarcia llrorl lflliot Brooks Ccralrl Brown Harrict llrownftciii Vinccnt Brusco liarton Burke Cwcnrlolyn Butcher , . Rune Cmrolina joseph Carota Sonulria Carroll Harold Carson Cqraldinc Civitclla Faye Clair Eilfcn Cohen klurlith Cohen Fortyfnine - w Lois Lohcn Shirlcy Cohcn Alan J, Cohn Harricr Coslcllo Lois Crawlorgl -Ioan Crockcr ,loan Danzig ,lanics E, Davie Pcarl Dc Vcaux Paul Di Donna Matilda Di Ciaco Hclcnc Disrcll Josephine Di Trol .lcancttc Dorsey Dchorah Dortch Roland D'Ortonc Frdcrick Douglas IN H IL BOGK T Evelyn Duckett Clifton Duley Barlwara Dwarys Paul lfdelstein Allred Entriken liarl llpstein Paul F. Feigenliaum lvlarlene Finkel Norman Fuggs Ivfarlene Futoransky Charlotte Gilwson Isaac Gitterman lsalvel Gitterman Stanford Glantzlaerg MR. KREIZMAN, Adviser Flora Glaser Edit-li Glassman Pauline Glassman Emanuel Gold Artliur Goldlaerg lvan Goldberg Sandra Goldberg Gladys Goldner Delworali Goodman Charlotte Grant Gertrude Green Lawrence Greenwood Arlene Griste Lorraine Harmon Fifty joel Harvitz joan Hill Harry Holmes Tliomas Holmes Earl Hooks Willie Hunter Aluditli Imlwer Lawrence lsdaner Nlarion jackson Alolin johnson Constance jones Delores jones Frank Rieliard jones BUOK THREE Lee Jane Joseph Trina jurist Alfred Kadis Leila Kamens Alva Kaplan Conrad Karl Selina Kates Howard Kattler Edward Keys Irene Keys Barhara Kimmel Rohert Samuel Klein Judith Kohn Lorraine La Gasse Mas. BELFIELD, Adviser Willizini Lallone Arlene Lambert Annette Lawrence Theodore Lepentis Howard Levin Marlene Levin Samuel Levin Jay Levit Lindsey Yvonne Ella Lott Mimi Luheek Evelyn Makanoif Marvin Mandell Leon Marmile Fiftyfone Barhara Marsh Anthony bl. Martino Lois Matthews Howard MeCants Elizaheth MeDade Peter V. McDonald Haywood MeDougald Barbara MeKissiek Adelaide McLeod Samuel Mehlman Mervyn Melrose Nieholas Mieearelli Zaeharias Jack Moody john Morris BOOK FO R film-Iss Mmwrrixfvum xlmm Murruw Align Nlwlww Sl.m!4m Mmwes Arlunv lvluulmiplx Am1.llVl.uylVlullin HilLl.1 Ncwwmc l3.1rry Niflwls lklm Nfvrm.m lllclrm Nlllltr -l.lI11Ui Ulivcr l7.1v1Ll Ul4l1i11 lliglmxnl Urlmm MR. IiLs1i.-x, AllT'14.SC?' Nwrmu Pzlgliamw Lfutm Pilgrim .IULIIIDC Pukms Sllllllllilll Pcmulcr Hcnry Rqlwimuwitz Alu- lzllglllilll Bcity Ann Ruifuul Mcrlc Rciviclx l'lHI'1lCC I1lCll!lI'LlSU11 Nancy Rigllcy NIUQIINIL' Rwlwlwins fll.lI'Cl1CC Rulwfts Annic Rugcrs Fiftyftwo Ulivu Rugcrs Scymuur Rwsun Sumlm Rnmxmlwlnt H.lIll1.lll Rmwss Alamo Rylm Hclfnf Snlus Lum S4111tm'f Louis Sclmfcr Rl1ml.l Sclmuu-zz Ivlnry Scalvcr Lcsliu Sugnl Sluirluy Sug.1l Pdlll Scillcm.m BOOK FIVE Shirley Scif Louis Shain Jack Silverman Ronald Sirkin Morton Slakoff Eleanor Sloan Elliot Snitzer Louise Solomon Sally Somerson Eddie Southerland Edward Spencer Jay Spritzler Marvin Sternberg MR. JUNG, Advisev Esther Strauss Robert Stropas Lina Stroud Shirley Sweeney Billie Tatum Edward Thomas Lorraine Thomas Suzanne Thompson Eleanor Tierno David Toub Adrienne Treadwell Ernest Tucker Barbara Valentine Fifcyfrhvee Richard Van Meter Lewis Weinstein Nessa Weinstein David Weiss Irving Weiss Ruth West Dorothy Wharton Howard Wood Shirley Yousin Anita Zagerman Roberta Ziff fr.'-Warm . PM PATRONS AND PATRONESSES Mr. E? Mrs. E. I. Abrams Mr. E? Mrs. jacob Albert Mrs. Ruby Alford Mr. 8' Mrs. Cornelius O. Baker Mr. E? Mrs. James Baker Mr. E? Mrs. A. Barmach Mr. Es' Mrs. Shelton Black Mr. Ee? Mrs. L. Blackston Mr. Ee? Mrs. Theodore Bloom Mr. Es? Mrs. Milton Bolen Mr. Ei Mrs. J. Brein Mr. Ei Mrs. J. Brod Mr. E? Mrs. Lewis Brooks Mr. Ea' Mrs. Bernard Brosof Mr. U Mrs. Morris Brownstein Mr. Holmes Bruner, jr. Mr. U Mrs. Vincent Brusco Miss Constance S. Candie Mrs. Ea' Miss Rose and Reese Caralina Mr. Ee' Mrs. Irving Carrall Mr. 9 Mrs. Max Carson Mr. 9 Mrs. Harry A. Clair Mr. E? Mrs. David F. Cohen Mr. E? Mrs. H. T. Cohen Mr. U Mrs. Leon Cohen Mr. E? Mrs. Nathan Cohen Mrs. E. Costello Mr. Ei Mrs. M. j. Danzig Mr. 8 Mrs. M. Distell Mr. E? Mrs. Anna D'Crtone Mr. Ei Mrs. Casper Duckett Mr. if Mrs. Samuel Dwarys Mr. E? Mrs. jack Edelstein Mr. Ei Mrs. B. Feigenbaum Mr. E? Mrs. A. Finkel i Mr. E? Mrs. Charles Franklin Mrs. Henrietta Gibson Mrs. N. Goldberg Mr. Ei Mrs. Samuel Goldberg Mr. S' Mrs. Wm. Goodman Mr. Ei Mrs. Charles Grant Mr. Ei Mrs. Max Green Mr. 6? Mrs. Abraham S. Greenwood Mr. Ei Mrs. William E. Griste Mr. E? Mrs. J. Harvitz Mr. fs? Mrs. Merley G. Hill Mr. Robert Hooks Mr. Ei Mrs. Irving Isdaner Mr. U Mrs. William G. Jones Mr. Ez? Mrs. Paul Jones Mr. E-5' Mrs. H. B. Joseph Mr. E! Mrs. Meyer jurist Mr. 5? Mrs. Michael Kaplan Mr. E! Mrs. Samuel Karl Mr. Ee? Mrs. N. Kates Mr. E? Mrs. H. Kattler Mr. Es? Mrs. David Kimmel Mr. Ei Mrs. Harry Klein Mr. 6? Mrs. Albert Kohn Mr. Es' Mrs. Chas. Lambert Mrs. Alberta Lawrence Mr. Ei Mrs. Harry Levin Mr. Ei Mrs. Max Levin Mr. Ei Mrs. Alfonso Lindsey Mr. E! Mrs. Samuel Lubeck Mr. E? Mrs. Peter McDonald Mr. E? Mrs. William McKissick Mr. fi Mrs. M. Makanoif Mrs. Mary L. Mathews Mr. 6? Mrs. Morris Melrose Fiftyfour Mr. Ei Mrs. Daniel Morrison Mr. EJ' Mrs. Mr. E? Mrs. Mr. fs' Mrs. Mr. 3 Mrs. Mr. E? Mrs. Mr. 3 Mrs. Thomas Morrow Samuel Moskow Benjamin Moss Leroy Mullin Wilbur O. Newsome Newton V. Nichols . Mrs. Rose Norman Mrs. Hester Nutter Mr. Es? Mrs. Morris Orlo Mr. E! Mrs. Edgar Pilgrim Mr. E? Mrs. H. N. Pokras Mr. Ez? Mrs. G. Pooler Mr. 9 Mrs. Solomon Ridley Mr. E? Mrs. Edward Robbins Mr. Es' Mrs. joseph A. Rosen Mr. Ea' Mrs. M. R. Rosenblatt Mr. E? Mrs. Herman Schwartz Mr. U Mrs. Philip Segal Mr. Ea? Mrs. R. Seideman Mr. E? Mrs. Max Slakoff Mr. Ei Mrs. L. H. Somerson Mr. E? Mrs. Adolph Strauss Mr. fi Mrs. Levi Stroud Mr. E! Mrs. Ernest Wm. Sweeney Mr. 6? Mrs. Julius Thomas Mr. E-i' Mrs. Benjamin Toub Mr. E? Mrs. Egbert Treadwell Mr. E? Mrs. Charles Weinstein Mr. U Mrs. Max Weinstein Mr. Ea? Mrs. William W. Weiss Mr. E? Mrs. Mr. E? Mrs. Mr. Morris Mr. Ea? Mrs. ' i D. M. Wood H. B. Valentine B. Yousin Phillip Ziif 9 ,Z we ' 3-55 'A?f L If I Illia as 7 L li I' f H LI all I AMX , U rv ,' lI. j Q QIQA x g! Ygl- Q 62 g , 'h, - sf X :Ai xg' Ill! ! 5355 V A '1 J, .. l L N 'X S I 'f I 1-f 9 4 Goff 6 if IS 7 G23 HX - 5, ' Qs ' jf ,e it - l I Q4 O Rl! it bf I fl . f lk K f Ht . Wl12IlI'S if Q . was A fo r wi ll you is tr 1' Y il l , 1962? . I Q, f is u X . Q ty: l K M4 Your graduation from high school is a big step in your life. Congratulations-and best of luck as you go on to make your place in the world! Wherever you are and whatever you're doing by l962, you can be sure that you'll still have ambitions to reach for, goals to fulfill. You can be sure, too, that steady saving can help you get the things you want. lt has always worked and it always will. So whatever comes next-college, a career, or anything else-don't give up your thrift habits. Keep adding steadily to your PSFS Savings Account. YOUR SCHOOL BANK THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND SOCIETY MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION Fifty-five Kmwwmm THANHS EUR THREE SWELL YEARS BUNNY BANKS EISSIE HATES SHIRLEY EUHEN MARLENE LEVIN RUBRIE DWARYS SANDI RUSENBLATT LEE JANE JOSEPH RHUTIA SEHWARTZ SHIRLEY SEIE Fifty-six COI'l'll06l'Ylel'lt5 of Mrs. Chestefs IBB English Class giSi9eaL HOW Ol' !0l'eUel' yOU? l0eaCe. EUUD LUEH TU THE GHAUUATING CLI-X55 UF '52 ancl fo Ing llablgklel' DEBBIE UUHTEH VICTORIA KNITTING MILLS f 1 CHAMP'S FOUNTAIN SERVICE Candy - Sodas - Cigars Patent Medicines - School Supplies 739 N. 42nd STREET PHILA., PA. THE SENIOR ART CLASS Harriet Judy Rose Arlene Joan Leslie Esther Compliments of MR. Ei MRS. BERNARD J. IMBER 1- i Decision : Before deciding on plans for next ' O : year, check on the advantages of : Q taking Peirce courses in Stenog- , : raphy, Sccretaryship, Business ' U o Administration, or Accountancy. In Q : much less time than you think, you : 0 can acquire a thorough prepara- c ' tion for a successful career in the ' : business world. One of our experi- : 2 enced Career Counselors will be : : glad to help you and your parents 2 . reach a decision about your future. , : Write, call, or telephone PEnny- 2 . packer 5-2100. . 4, in AND FAMILY . . I I 2 PEIRCE 2 Best Wishes from E smwm. UF : : BUSINESS IDMINISIIIITIDII E DELORES E3 ANNETTE : 1420 Pine Sn-ui : : Philadelphia 2, Pa. : Compliments of HAVERFORD LAUNDRY 1 BA 2f7720 l e COIN-P6ln3nt5 Good Luck to of a MERLE REIVICH 4. I2 Z? i jeafbl' MR. E? MRS. ABRAHAM FUTORANSKY jle Mal of Jus! MR. as MRS. H. ROGERS fo a greaf ghaaluafing Gfaaa .I lp MR. ee MRS. 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