West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 162 of the 1933 volume:

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A ,, 'Y ' , f '- ,iffy-E'A i??ffj.' 4 W- fs?L. ruff, Hi.-A.,,EffR ' ' ' -A A ' , 1 Ai ffff - . LA 2 -f Gas' wi , A A - A -we-igA-'?4 Aajirij A A A A '7 5 -2 - -and A A - A ' .,'. AAA g .Q v gg :A',3 'W- 1 t ' A A. 1 '-LLQAQWQ ,g affp rj Ag, ,2g.p5-53 -.QA ' 'QAM my A, . . . .Ati -1 A 1 X , DEDICATION S a symbol of our love and gratitude, we, the members of the Class of june, 1933, respectfully de- dicate this Record to l OUR PARENTS whose whole-hearted interest in our Welfare has guided us through our school years and made it possible for us to have a fair chance in life. This is our small, but sincere, tribute to them, Our Parents. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 1 FOREWORD S a fitting remembrance of our class, and as a tribute to our school, we, the june Class of 1933, publish this Record. During the past four years We have, while working together with our class- mates and with our faculty, estab- lished many friendships and nourished the flame of learning. In these pages we have endeavored to express in song our feelings toward these cherished memories. Page 2 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1933 V T CONTENTS SCHOOL A FACULTY ORGANIZATIONS SPORTS CLASS PHSTORY INDDHDUAL RECORDS COMMENCEMENT PROPHECY I THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 3 W L1LLL'L:LiL5f7Ai .kyy L L 4,'I, ' .fx -K LA . 'hz - LL '.' '17 , Q, V V L LL Q L w. LL LVVZ iiLQL LL 5 ' X. ' I l -V S g et A A L 'L 5' A L,,k ,L 1 an is K 'I wg' i ' L A Q K 'M fx L L 3 A K1 fm ' is L x L E L L L L5 '- ' QQ L L L ' -- A EL L ,,,,. 4510, Y K kV,A , Li W fl, Q7 - L E EE E X f L L L 4 EEEEL W ' X - A Qfakkiwwx-in .. 'ff'30'4 7 i E Mf4c'.m,s:L12- - Affocln-mga. ' L - K K K K ,:-,,k ,V,,- k..'. 9-'VJW-'Y ' I L 5 L L' f L' . 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E E T30 - L iQ 5-tifix' L'h1 LL 5 'L,L 'Lg5,'-Q g:LL' -ED. -l E 11 ' , 'ef ZKL - LVL- Q 'LVL f- E 'E L - Q KD. E 2 :fL5 L: LfL- Q x2?a'1sL'fiLLwf. i L'fL i,ieiim- f- Lf ' I 'H A - L gfgg5f 'ii i LLKL f -L L I L Lt lf' VLLVI All fit? E T -'L' E H I v L ' 1 I 412-f'M2ar ' w WHS Shi, -yi QV? 'V'-52 L'vI fx K LL --,' 1-' K-Emev, Ly. k',0'5L f ' L ' K - 9' ,,,. Tlfiff W L H L' L' LLL' Efliiil kf ,p, L ' Fi , E' E L L VL 'V f L v Ax Q LLLL1 K - L L.L' 1 L ,A 1 L L L L 'L L -' L L- L ' 'L '-f u ? Qgyg W ' -' LLLLL E 'L L L 1 L itz, L-VLL ,Y :LA K K7 L L EE E 'fa Page 4 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 T- if SJ .lf 1179155 15 voa V! -- : -- ii ,, .. v-4-0-H-r vw N'-'FHL mms um-:no-mourn ' ' 'K 'rf . 1 5 . Z ' MQ K H 1 CL-'uma :snninncls . i l V l l l l ORANGE AND BLUE. Words by John D. Mahoney. Music by Willard S. Campbell. h ATUIIFHE Q Uxxsos. can espresq. i fi V -L l-i:iEF52E3Q. 5.44554 l Hail to thee,Western., fair to view! Hon-or and love to 21. Wise is thy teach-ing,just thy swayg Thy coun-sel ev - ex ef' . E gi 'nf 5 O -:Q E' ,22f+.EE2E5-.115 is lhee are dueg Gall:-er thy sous from near and far, Hail-ing thee ev - er, guid- ing star. lights our way 5 N eler shall thy dauutlessspir -it die, Pride of our hearts, dear Western High. 353 I l I -eff?-ei - H, -'-4375. '-5I-.E - Si' ee?-eiesfl. L-if:,lse?l.: C- . .I - .. ee Q '57- School of the West, we raise thy song! School that is best, to thee we throng! 1 J X, D:-':,2--- QIBHJ JCJ7! 1 - A il- - ?.:.-if -EQ-Eeeg?-E O--1 1 - - -e---1 P -2 4 -i-- --'-- con spirilo. if I y 3 5 5 , 5 -5 Pi- mz.. -111: ...J 15- - -LL T- ! '- : ?... - . T' gf -51512: . T 1 ' F' l' I '-' i v We'll lift on high thy col -ors trueg Hail to the Or-ange and the Blue! I 3 f J 1 . . . 1, F2 1 .Z 4. 1.1 . u dE?'g3x : 32 E --, H-E11 he :E e 1 I E? .ee ' Cspyriglnt. 1914, by Tullnr-Meredith QQ. International Copyright Secured. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 5 E W W W W s W W W W W W W W W W WALTER ROBERTS Principal - P092 6 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 o THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933: I am glad that the theme of your record is music. All peoples of all the ages since primitive man first danced to the rhythm announced by striking two sticks together or by the beat of a drum, have had some kind of music. In music the individual, from the lulla- by of his babyhood through his whole life, gives expression to his emotions. As a child, song accompanies his play, as a lover, he has his love song, as a warrior, his battle song, he voices his reverence for his God in hymns, he sings or whistles to keep up his courage, in music he finds relief from the tension of daily life, an influence to lighten his sorrow, an outlet for his joy. We should not forget that music is not today as it was yesterday. It has not stood still, but, on the contrary, has gradually developed. The music of one age is not the music of another age. We love the product of the masters of the past but the masters of today are giving us a different kind of music. Some of the older folk of our time shake their heads and wonder why we call the dissonance and atonality of modern composition, music. Yet it is music and an expression of our age, whether we all may learn to appreciate it or not. Music does develop, it does grow. Certainly in choosing music for the theme of the class book of growing individuals, you have found something of universal appeal and something that too, is growing. Can you imagine a world without music? What a dreary, sordid place it would be! May you all, today and in the years to come, appreciate and enjoy this wonderful gift to man. Our best wishes for success go with you as you leave us on your Commencement Day. Ilost sincerely yours, WALTER ROBERTS. CQWEW THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 7 ft HE poet Wordsworth mourned that the H celestial light with which we see the earth and every common sight clothed when we are young fades into the light of common day as we grow up. Shades of the prison-house begin to close upon the growing boy, he lamented. Beautiful things, in nature and human nature, in art and act, all become dulled and dimmed to us as we get used to them and grow to take them for granted. Pity 'tis, 'tis so. But we need not let it be so. We can, if we will, keep free of this prison-house of adult boredom and drabness. Many adults do, and all young people have the chance to do so. VVe must keep our sense of wonder, says the philosopher. We need not lose our feeling of the magic and majesty of things while we lind out more about them. We must keep youth's enthusiasm, youth's intensity and dauntlessness, if we would keep truly alive, says David Seabury, the psychologist. Youth, be it in the unspoiled young person or in the person of years who has preserved the spirit of youth, believes in an eternal and eventual rightness underneath all things, isfull of eagerness and earnestness to uncover and keep uncovered this rightness, burns with admiration for order and harmony wherever it is shown, possesses cheer and courage in the face of problems and difficulties and troubles, knowing there is a way through every one of them to triumph if he will use brain and heart to find it. All these qualities every young person can keep to the end of life if he will keep on expressing and using them in every relationship and situation. BEATRICE R. RICHARDS. Page 8 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 MQ.. ,,,, - . 1 we o YoU, THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933: Another four years has passed. You young men and young women who came here as boys and girls seeking knowledge, are going forth with confidence to meet the duties and responsibilities of life in the larger World-a world at this time struggling with serious economic and social problems. W'e have seen you grow in body and in mind and have faith in your ability and character to stand hrmly for the right in Whatever your lot may be. As we think, so we are. May you be given the strength to live up to your convictions and never to be ashamed of what you have done. Sincerely, AARON S. LONGACRE. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 9 sl -1-vw, -- --',n'l'. ' REETINGS TO THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933: When the ear is attuned, otherwise ordinary sounds become music. To the modernist, a steamboat whistle, the throb of machinery, the bustle of a busy day may suggest the theme of a symphony. The sensitive ear of the composer detects undertones and rhythm, which may be blended and varied to pro- duce a pleasing harmony, softly charming, or vitally stimulating. Those who cultivate the listening ear find new worlds opening before them, where quite common- place affairs take on new meaning and hitherto-un- known rhythms add zest to the adventure of living. STELLA C. CULLEN. P692 10 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Off' CLQ6 ' ' ' I V. ' English F JAM! 5 . . JOHN D. MAHONEY f VA r , --fu 'Department Head QMOPD ,W 17 0' ' IRVI? . ANTHONY KATHRINE L. HOWELL , E B. ATHERHOLT-.-' MARJORIE JONES , ILLARD S. CAMPBELL ROSE W. KAPLAN bi MONA C. CREER CARL KARSCH ISADORE EDELMAN ETHEL LADD jf HOLMES FALKENSTEIN JOHN V. MCINTIRE i, . an A . A, ,gp- ALICE E. FELLGER LEROY FOTHERGILL LILLIAN FRANTZ WILLIAM H. GEISLER MARY E. GROSS ANNA W. HANNA HELEN B. HASSLER FANNIE HILL Q fl-YI. ' Vj yntgjwpf'-jk , M. JEANETTE MACKENZIE GEORGINA MELVILLE GEORGE MONTGOMERY DAVID G. PAUL CECIL O. RICHARDSON D. CLIFFORD RUTH JOHN L. SIGMUND HERPERT S. WEBER Arts and Mechanic Arts RALPH B. YONKER Department Head ' VINCENT DEMARTINO ALICE R. HALE ' , ALFRED HARR ' C J, S HARRY S HUTTON W L N HENRY W. HETZEL . I B. FRANIE JARRETT , f fff ELMER S. LUKENS ELMER J. REINHARDT V, GERTRUDE ROBERTS ff JOHN W. ROBERTSON JACOB J. WEITZENFE ' . gg f IW ' 1 4 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF .I NE, 1933 Page 11 Language ELLIS A. SCHNABEL Department Head ROSALIE JONES ALEXANDER HELEN E. ANDERSON JOSEPHINE K. BLANCKE ANTHONY S. COMA ANNETTE H. EMGARTH ALICE M. GREATHEAD ADELE HORTON MARGARET E. HUDSON WILLIAM A. HURWITZ MARION S. KESSLER EMMA G. KUNZE THEODORE H. PYLE REINHOLD RIEMER FRANCISCO RIVEIRO ARCHIBALD W. ROBERTS LAURA R. SEGUINE OLIVE WHEELER H. REY WOLF GRACE M. WORCESTER E ry- I d 1' Obi-D History MARGARET R. KOLLOCK Department Head LYDIA T. BORING S. ETHEL BOYT 4 Q, 2 p MARY M. DENNISSON 'Q ALBERT DOOLEY NELLIE POYNTZ FERRY . MARY M. GELLER EDITH GREENLEE HAROLD HALLOWELL 777 Q 6 MARSDEN LAWLEY WILBUR MAHANEY, rd Q JAMES S. MCAF MARGARET MC OL ELEANOR NIICHAELS A I - ' ff PEARL BORING MITCHELLCfZdA!Q. Wide BEATRICE PECK ' ',-L, ' . . x WILLIAM ELY ROBERTS k 'G 'j3 ' , MIRIAM SNAVELY fb MIRIAM MCCLAIN WESTON 1? 4,24-Q:f fi JL- Page 12 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 QAM, Qu. - 9519 Commerce MURRAY GROSS Department Head HENRY E. ABBOTT GERTRUDE B. ALTER CLEON F. BOOK PAULINE D. COHEN MARY D. COMERFORD JOSEPH GLASNER MARTIN A. GROVE MARY C. GROVE GEORGE M. HOFFMAN WILLIAM KANTOR AARON S. LONGACRE EUGENIE LYNCH HELEN MULLER ROSALIE F. MURTAGH FREDRICK W. ORTTUNG RUTH H. OSER MARY F. PANACCION HARRY POMERANTZ ETHEL M. ROGERS I. BENJAMIN SHAPIRO JENNIE SUBKIS GRACE M. SUPLEE ANNE E. TOWNSEND BEATRICE E. VELTMAN CHARLES E. WILLIAMS MURIEL ZALLES Home Economics ALMA M. HALL Department Head EMILY G. HAYDOCK ' EDNA V. HILL ADA JONES RUTH W. JOHNS MARIE KASCHENBACH HATTIE LONG X . f 'I -9 fo V .ff . V iff I v V ' ll J, II THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 13 Mathematics AMY L. CLAPP Department Head . . I W. C. C. BALL f, fx, V.,,, f. AMY C. BOWMAN ' ' M., ROBERT L. BRIGGS , . f HARVEY B. DANEHOWER I , f f I ,gut X' GEORGE L. MCCRACKEN Gflvwwl MARIE A. DEPUE BENJAMIN FOX WILLIAM I. JONES MARGARET LIGON xv EDITH LOUX HARRY B. MARPLE HENRIETTA G. RADIN BEATRICE RICHARDS ELLA ROSENTOOR FLORENCE ROTHERMEL CAROLYN STRETCH J A I W4 ,, , CLQ19 Music HARRY P. HOFEMEISTER Chairman CHARLES J. DRYFUSE SOPHIE GEVOV VIRGINIA HENDERSON V f A, , Q AWS .W Wfnfjgea Page 14 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 E I i I 22 V V . Cl.JJQf..... Science EDWARD A. PARTRIDGE Department Head WILMOT J. ADAMS ERNEST BICKELL ARABEL CLARKE ANNA CULLEN GERTRUDE M. FAIRLAMB Physical Education MARGARET C. REMINGTON Department Head IRENE DAVIS ARLINGTON EVANS WESLEY HACKMAN LQ ,,-L..Xk-J HERBERT HUGHES PAUL KEEBLER ELIZABETH MCGLATHERYGQQ J-df ADELAIDE I. ROSE ISABEL SEGUINE MAUDE SHARP BENJAMIN STACKOWSKI JEANETTE TOMKINS FREDERICK C. VAIL EMMA E. VVALTON ' CHARLES GULEZIAN ' DAVID VVILBUR HORN J. ELVVOOD HUFE SAMUEL JACOBS - S. DOROTHY KEENEY . LAURAIQAMB I - ANNA OSS MILLER ' 76 -A GEORGE ROSENGARTEN ' ' V -J'-fwqqfwb OUIS K. SAVRE . , KE EMMA O. THOMPSON t . ANNA QORSON TRASOFF 0 5' ' ' Q KATHERINE WILLIAMS 'lt-V.vh ' : J JN' Y- had ' THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 15 N I Page 16 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 193 v N i E THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P092 17 f' FIRST ROW-Matthew Donaldson, Olga Giangola, Bernard Barol, jack Lyons, Doris Rogers, Jacob Benson, Hazel Corson. SECOND ROW-Miss Stella Cullen, Katherine Davidson, William Kass, Ed1th Levick, Leonard Rubin, Gertrude Luber, Vivian Ward, Mildred Samson, Charles Joseph. THIRD ROW-Mr. William Ball, Stanley Arnold, William Aitken, Harvey Beahm, Norman Rieder, Vivian Goodis, Miss Emily Haydock. BOARD OF DIRECTORS HE Board of Directors of the C. A. is the main executive body of the student government. It has the right to pass or veto any measure brought up by the Senate, or any other school organization. The Board also elects the Tribunal. The C.A. Board is made up of a president, a vice-president, the chairman of the Senate, the chairman of the Tribunal,Iive faculty members, and a boy and a girl from each grade. The president and vice-president are elected by the student body. The chairman of the Senate is elected by the Senate, and the chairman of the Tribunal is elected by the Tribunal. The Board this term has cooperated very satisfactorily with its president, and the term has truly been a successful one. The oflicers of the C. A. board are: President-JACK LYONS Vice-President-DoR1s ROGERS Chairman of S6HGf61MATTHEW DONALDSON Chairman of T rfibunal-BERNARD BAROL P692 18 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 l l I I FIRST Row-Mary Boughton, Janis Gilfillan, Bernard Barol, Helen Crocker, Walter Doscher SECOND Row-Sidney Swartz, Miss Stella Cullen. THE TRIBUNAL HE Tribunal is the judiciary body of the West Philadelphia High School, as in- corporated in the Constitution, with the fundamental purpose of enforcing school laws. It is composed of six members of the senior class, elected by the Board of Directors. The chairman and the secretary are elected by their fellow Tribunal members. This body has the power to inflict punishment on any student, club or organization for infractions of rules. The Tribunal must judge cases fairly and impartially. This term we have been fortunate in having had an earnest, hard- working and conscientious Tribunal. The members are as follows: Chairman-BERNARD A BAROL Secretary-JAN1s GILFILLAN WALTER DOSCHER MARY BOUGHTON HELEN CROCKER SIDNEY SWARTZ THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 19 may l FIRST ROW-Butts Kardon, Evelyn Grey, Alfred Ellison, Mr. Montgomery, Lola Axelroth, Vartan Hartunian, Ruth Saler, Theodore Moore. SECOND ROW-Frank Butmen, Benjamin Greenbaum, Albert Metzger, Morton Jaffe, Beatrice Silverman, Harold B. Waxman, Theodore Rothchild, Leon Mesirov fstage managed, Stanley Arnold, Robert E. Lorraine, Dorothy Oves, Myer W. Abrams, Lewis Vlleinstock, john Montgomery, Ernest Kirkjian. THE SHAKESPEARE CLUB HE Shakespeare Club, composed of the boys having the most outstanding dramatic ability in the school, enjoys an enviable reputation among high school dramatic organizations, having produced a Shakespearean Play for each of twelve consecutive years. The performance this year was Much Ado About Nothing. Girls are selected from the school by special tryouts, The Club is coached by Mr. George Montgomery. Club officers: President-BENJAMIN GREENBAUM Vice-President-ROBERT E. LORRAINE Secrelary-STANLEY ARNOLD T reasurer-VARTAN HARTUNIAN P59020 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 FIRST ROW-Dorothy Meade, Mildred Noble, Genevieve Goldberg, Ruth Saler, Sarah Victor, Zena Coopersmith, Ruth Oliver, Beatrice Greenwich, Helen McClure. SECOND ROW-George Bray, Mary McCarron, Sylvia Schwartz, Mollie Raskin, Sylvia Krouse, Eleanor Anthony, Frances Eglis, Evelyn Gray, Ruth Freedman, Dinah Boxman, Bertha Stoker. THIRD ROW-Knute Neilson, Geraldine Hopkins, Ruth Allen, Mildred Holtz, Beatrice Melnick, Beatrice Silverman, Vera Tap- linger, Sylvia Mish, Dorothy Krewitsky, Lillian Borrine, Leonard Jacobs. FOURTH ROW-Theodore Rothchild, Herman Kail, Vartan Hartunian, Selba Swerdloff, Stanley Arnold, Alfred Ellison, Albert Metzger, Harold Tuft, George Murphy, George Kohn, Miss Marjorie Jones. SENIOR DRAMATIC CLUB I HE Senior Dramatic Club is one of the largest girls' clubs in the school and is under the able supervision of Miss Marjorie jones. Eleventh and twelfth grade girls are admitted to the club after having successfully survived the tryouts. In April, 1933, the club presented the three-act play, The Thirteenth Chair, before an appreciative audience. The boys who were in the cast are honorary mem- bers of the club. The members of the cast who are graduating in June are: Eleanor Anthony, Genevieve Goldberg, Beatrice Greenwich, and Mildred Noble. The members of the staff of the play are: Zena Coopersmith, Ruth Eskowitz, Mollie Raskin, Bertha Stoker, and Selba Swerdloff. The officers of the club are: I President-SARA VICTOR . Vice-President-RUTH SALER Secretary-ZENA CooPERsM1TH Treasurer-GENEVIEVE GOLDBERG THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 2i FIRST ROW-Genevieve Sayers, Janis Gilfillan, Robert McSherry, Mabel Russell, Jack Krernens, Harriet Spatig, Bernard Belasco, Edna Smith, Dorothy Kirschmann. SECOND ROW-Ruth Oliver, Adelene Belber, Mildred Lazawick, Anne Hedson, Frances Eglit, Freda Chessler, Theda Diamond, Freda Tannenbaum, Beatrice Greenwich. THIRD ROW-Mary Veasey, Irving Harris, Frank Rutman, Charles Davis, John Montgomery, Morton Packman, Martin Riskoff, Florence Meeter. FOURTH ROW-William Patterson, Harry McDougal, Alvin Newmeyer, William King, Harper Myers. WESTERN NEWS ESPITE the obstacles occasioned by the depression, the Western News Staff has continued this term to furnish the students with a paper of which they may well be proud. As in former times, the staff was selected from a trained jour- nalism class. Mr. Edelman is the sponsor of the paper, While Jack Kremens has shown himself to be a very progressive Editor-in-Chief. Associate Editors: N ews-MABEL RUSSELL Sports-BERNARD BELASCO Features-HARRIET SPATIG Business MGMdg6f-ROBERT MCSHERRY Advertising Manager-MARTIN RISKOFF Circulation M anager-HARRY MCDOUGAL Page 22 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 lq r Manager, STANLEY MORRIS Coach, WESLEY HACKMAN FOOTBALL FTER a lapse of three years, the Orange and Blue' Gridders came back into the limelight as champions of the Public High League. The most notable achievement of the season was the fact that the gridmen finished the Public High season undefeated and kept their goal-line uncrossedg a worthy achieve- ment indeed! They garnered nine consecutive league tilts in smashing their way to a championship, beating such aggregations as Central, three times champion, Over- brook, Gratz, Southern, Northeast, and Frankford. Two defeats blemished an almost perfect season. Both defeats came from the hands of non-league rivals viz.: W'est Catholic and Allentown. The Allen- town game was the opening fray and was lost by a 6-0 score on a last-minute for- ward pass. In a bitterly-contested game at the Phillies' Ball Park, and with the largest school-boy crowd that ever watched a game in Pennsylvania, 20,000 looking on, the Speedboys were downed, 9-0. The Burrs were a little too strong for the Orange and Blue. McFadden, Blue and White back, kicked a 33-yard field goal which was followed by the only touchdown of the game in the third period. Western did put on a spirited rally in the third and last quarters which netted about 65 yards, but they were stopped on the Burrs' 18-yard line. The game ended with forwards being flipped all over the held by Harrison and Peltz, but to no avail. From the championship squad, four men were placed on the All-Public High team viz.: Harrison, Peltz, L. Leonard, and Clark. Harry Harrison, stellar quarter- back, was named as a halfback on the all-scholastic team. Ray Peltz, Les Leonard, and Bill Leonard received honorable mention for the same team. Incidentally, Harrison is next year's captain. The following players were recipients of the varsity award and gold football as a token of the championship: Harrison, Donaldson, Rosenberger, Nannos, Peltz, Pitman, Bensinger, Clarke, Captain Schreep, Mackay, Howard, Lennon, L. Leonard, W. Leonard and Elberson. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 23 .41 J TRACK The Speedboy cindermen finished second to Central in the city meet, after one of the most brilliant seasons Western has had in years. But for the illness of Tom Fitzpatrick, 3-event man, whose absence meant the loss of at least 5 points, West Philly might have boasted of another championship squad. We were nosed out, 42 to 37. Horace Clark retained his t'440 title and added the 220 while Skeets Elberson copped the 100 for another individual championship. The trackmen also won the mile relay championship in record-breaking time at the Penn Relays and captured four consecutive triangular meets against Public High teams. Point winners were Clark, Elberson, Campbell, Williams, Rosen- berger, Fitzpatrick, Dunmore, Cleaver and Murray. Page 24 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 SOCCER After a mediocre season the booters reposed in sixth place in the league. Show- ing a record of three victories, three ties and seven losses, one can readily under- stand the final position. The number of tie games was one reason for the league standing depth. The other reason was the non-support of the student body. Re- cipients of the varsity W were: Downs, Bagot, Hofstetter, Gordon, Campbell, Nicol, Reese, Ferraris, Rubenstein, Field, Watman, and Herman. SWIMMING The Natators, after one of the poorest seasons a Speedboy squad has ex- perienced in a long time, finished seventh in the Public High League. Again due to lack of student support and also material, this team was forced to accept defeat upon defeat. Members of the team were Captain Benditt, Emory, Rabin, Keen, Cooper, and Fagen. In spite of handicaps they managed to beat West Catholic. BASKETBALL In finishing second to Southern in the B league, Western's Cagers com- pleted one of the most brilliant seasons in recent years. The squad was composed of Harrison, Donaldson, Leonard, Busha, Lott, Duboff, Conard, Nannos, and Rosenberger. Among the defeated teams were, Central, Overbrook, Northeast, and VVest Catholic. Harrison was leading scorer and Leonard was an All-Public High selection. CROSS-COUNTRY With Berger, Williams, Dickerson, Carroll, Lane, Zahn, Pollock, and Garcia finishing in that order in the finals, W'estern's harriers climaxed a very successful season. Coach Hughes should be complimented because he had nary a letterman with which to form the team. GYM With men like Stern, Hexter, Koehler, McClure, Sabater, Krangle, and Hill, West Philly enjoyed unusual success from the gymnasts. Coach Keebler directed the squad. TENNIS The fall team passed a fairly successful season with the following players: Misler, Steinberg, Goldblatt, Lipshutz, Yaskin, Goldman, and Marmon. Prospects are much brighter for the spring season. BASEBALL For the second consecutive season the Speedboys finished below the first divi- sion. The only bright light during the season came in the form of a 3-2 victory over Overbrook. Craig, pitcher, was the most consistent performer on the squad. It can THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 25 readily be reiterated that the team's failure was due to exceptionally poor support from the student body, acknowledging the fact that the home field is just around the corner. Members of the team were, Egan, J. and L. Leonard, Gavin, Freuden- heim, Donaldson, Elberson, Craig, Patterson, Richman, N annos, Harrison, and Trites. GOLF The golf team did not fare so successfully as teams of previous seasons. Mem- bers of the squad were Captain Goldblatt, Schwartz, Ross, Smith, Andrews, and Rubenstein. Page 26 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 l I 1 l FIRST ROW-Freudenheim, Watt, Anderson. SECOND ROW-Lipsey, Boyd, Redding. BOYS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Another term is about to close and the boys' A. A. continues to run smoothly in its attempt to revive intramural sports. VV ith Robert VVatt, president, and Walter Smith, secretary, the Board is composed of the following directors from 12B down, Jerome Freudenheim, Sam Boyd, Norman Anderson, Robert Lipsey, james Red- ding, George Sly, Harry Seltzer, and Leonard Freudenheim. The 12B class showed superiority in winning the grade basketball title and is well on its way to win the baseball championship at this writing. The members of the winning team received full numerals. I In an effort to give all boys an equal chance, tennis has been added to the pro- gram of sports for the first time since the reorganization of the Boys' A. A. Thus it can be seen that a boy has an opportunity to choose his favorite sport from a line variety. Mr. Evans, the power behind the A. A., should be congratulated on his efforts in reestablishing one of the school's most potential factors. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 27 l I TOP ROW Qleft to fightb-Melva Dankle, Cicely Pointer, Patricia Thompson, Peggy Schaeffer, Ruth Nelson. SEATED: Bergliot Natvig, Peggy Rickards, Peggy Williams, Ruth Reuben, Mary Mintzer. GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION This term was a successful one for the Girls' Athletic Association. Their suc- cess was due to the splendid work of Peggie Williams, Presidentg Ruth Reuben, Secretary, the eight Grade Representativesg Miss Walton, Sponsorg and the board of faculty advisers, consisting of the members of the Physical Education Department. CIRCUS The Annual Circus of the Girls' A. A. was held in the Old Gym on Friday, March 31, 1933. The first prize went to the 12A's, the second to the 11A's, and the third to the 10B's. The 12B's who were awarded individual prizes were Betty Smith, third prize, clown, and Peggy Rickards, first prize, freak. RIDING CLUB SPOHSOV-MISS SHARP Due to the transference of Miss Schauffhauser, the Riding Clubistarted late. Their new riding sponsor, Miss Sharp, a new member of our Physical Education Department, has taken the girls for many pleasant rides. The girls start from the Philadelphia Riding Club. 1 Page 28 THE RECORD OF THE ,CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 LEADERS' CLUB Sponsor-Miss SEGUINE x ff' There are many girls interested in this club. This term Miss Seguine taught the girls many steps in tap, ballet, and aesthetic dancing. The girls were also taught many exercises on the apparatus. TENNIS Manager-CICELY POINTER Sponsor-Miss WALTON Spring Tennis is for beginners only. Through the kindness of Miss Tappin, the girls used the Burd School Courts. The players were instructed by Cicely Pointer, Gwendolyn Moore, and Mabel VVheeler. BASKETBALL M anager-PEGGY RICKARDS SPOHSOV-MISS DAVIS Basketball this term began early in February with practice every Monday after school. Miss Davis' splendid coaching led us through many victories. Although the team put up a good fight they lost to the 11B's in the championship game. CLeft to Rightj-Ethel Chapman, Josephine McDonald, Jennie Pajor, Peggy Rickards, Helen Peiffer, Eleanor Wiesner, Rosabelle Davis, Claire Miller, Helen Kauffman. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P092 29 fLeft to Rightj-Ethel Chapman, Marie Simmons, Rosabelle Davis, Emily Robinson, Sylvia LaVoe, Hedwig Gryzewski, Ramona Delworth, Isabelle Denner, Josephine McDonald, Jennie Pajor, Peggy Rickards, Eleanor Wiesner, Margaret Cummings, Marie Madison, Helen Peiffer. TRACK SPOHSOV-MISS ROSE The Girls' Annual Track Meet was held on May 18, 1933, at Drexel Field, 46th and Haverford Avenue. The Senior Girls who took part in this meet are: ETIIEL CHAPMAN SYLVIA LA VOE ISABELLE DENNER HEDWIG GRYZEWSKI HELEN PEIFFER MARY MICKEY PEGGY RICKARDS ELEANOR WIESNER MARIE SIMMONS ROSABELLE DAVIS EMILY ROBINSON RAMONA DELWORTH JENNIE PAJOR MARIE MADISON SWIMMING CLUB Sponsor-Miss DAVIS The Swimming Club met at the West Y. M. C. A., 52nd and Sansom Streets. Both advanced swimmers and beginners swam every Vlfednesday after school. riThe girls, under the Splendid coaching Of Miss Davis, have mastered many strokesjand passed their several aims. Several of the girls passed the Life Saving Test. P092 30 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 --Qi HNMN QLAD APL wi! 5 34.3 3:3 F F .1 'IDI we '0'Ri1Ih'H.lm.Ll.LN.... : 'KH' A I I 4 , I. I THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 31 L A, ,LQ Vp n M r' -f' :fn LAUREATI E23 JOHN ALLEN ELEANOR ANTHONY BERNARD BAROL BERNARD BELASCO SYLVIA BERMAN ELEANOR CRONIN VITO DNINCENZO ALFRED ELLISON ELSIE FINKELSTEIN MARIAN GAMBLE MORTON GREENWALD BEATRICE GREENWICH NETTIE JACKSON JENNIE JANULIS DOROTHY KIRSCHMANN JACK KREMENS JOHN LINSENMEYER JAMES MCSORLEY MILDRED NOBLE SARA PATTON ANASTASIA PERICLES LOUISE POWERS RONALD REIGEL RUTH RELJBEN SHERWIN ROCHLIS EDWIN ROME GENEVIEVE SAYERS DOROTHY SCHACHT ALMA SHENK HARRIET SPATIG SELBA SWERDLOFF Page 32 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 CLASS HISTORY tw'-,Jlrrrrlrrl witty +C Lone Lomotrivltff wmmuo VVhat was that majestic chorus whose members intoned with faltering accent, yet hopefully, the initial note ' DO of their scale? It was a throng of happy boys and girls that was entering the VVest Philadelphia High School in September, 1929. They could easily be compared to a musical composition. There were whole notes, half notes, quarter notes, and some eighth notes. Some entered adagio, a bit bewildered at the complexity of the schoolg while others joined in the assemblage with the agility of allegro or even presto. However, their prowess was curtailed for a time by the high and mighty seniors, whose bienvenu was a cradle song. 1 Eval li l'l'l-l.lj Pbclflfx-bm met ON me Tree TDP Presently they became fascinated in the minor activities or appoggiaturas of the movement. There was a place for everyone in Clubs, Sports, or Student Govern- ment work. The time slipped by and soon they heard a faint note PE which meant that they were no longer anathema to upper classmen. Their major branches of education also prospered, for at the end of their second measure, many names decked the Honor Roll. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 33 l The tempo became accelerando with a Crescendo of numbers. For at the conclusion of that strain M1 they met new friends who had just emigrated from the Junior High Schools. Those strange companions soon became familiar with the intricacies of their novel situation and pitched into the Work of their classmates, conspirito. There was no rallintando in the beat of time and they perceived that :li- JAC fO had been added to their scale. By this time their directors had taught them how to converse in other tongues, manipulate complex objects, amend minor defects, and carol in harmony. 1 CLASS COUNCIL FIRST ROW-George Smith, Barbara Bartley, Martin Field, Lois Young, Harry Shoemaker, Eleanor Cronin, Lew Goldstein. SECOND ROW-Morton Rubin, Robert McSherry, Les Leonard, Walter Doscher, Philip Britsch, Katherine Harshaw. Page 34 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 l 1 FIRST ROW-Jane Isenherg, Helen Crocker, Harry Shoemaker, Ellen Kohn, .Lois Young. SECOND ROW-Duffield Clark, James Dawson, Walter Doscher, jams Gilfillan. They were all living in the fond anticipation of creating an organized class. Shortly, it Was time for them to climb a little higher, so X-'pf was re- sounded on their staff. They were then ready to chime in and select leaders. How- ever, before any task was performed, their conductors, Miss Beatrice Richards and Mr. Aaron Longacre, were presented with their batons. An impressive and expressive young lady, Lois Young, was then elected to the honorable high pitch of President together with Halbert Gartside, Vice-President, and Martin Field, Treasurer and Secretary. To what then were they looking forward? Their class rings, of course. Presently perfect harmony reigned, for in every nook and cranny fingers and rings were seen. As they looked ahead whom did they perceive? None other than their tall and handsome mascot, good old joe Palooka of comic strip fame! He was fluent and clever in giving advice to his class. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 35 Howdy seniors, jes' yer ole reminder speakin'! Youze surely look swelligant with yer brand new finger rings. And then a pause came in their progress and the school remained vacant for three months. However, the fermata soon eventuated and once more old acquaint- ances were refreshed and previous work resumed, as TI echoed tril- lingly on the staff. The preferred students were then chosen to further the prog- ress of the class. Lois Young as the chief of the body was reinstalled with Harry Shoemaker, Vice-President, Eleanor Cronin, Secretary, and Martin Field, Treas- urer. Then the students chanted a joyful lay to their parents for dues, and nickels and dimes tinkled tunefully into their funds. Red and Blue, the class colors, were espied on charms and pins belonging to the members. Music and dancing then held sway as the 12A social passed gayly. The final strain ' DO of the octave then pealed forth, signifying that the class had reached its highest pitch in VVest Philly. In the big C. A. elec- tion Jack Lyons won the presidency and two of his associates were appointed to exalted positions. Matt Donaldson held his position, Chairman of the Senate, with tip-top excellency, while Bernard Barol likewise, maintained the harmony of the school, as Chairman of the Tribunal, with the beat of the gavel. Then came the need to inscribe in a book the melody of X E l 1 I-J I more ni ra fo ia ii 'Do So Harriet Spatig with an energetic group of assistants was elected Editor-in-Chief of the RECORD. There was music in the air and the feelings of the Palooka min- strels were expressed in a class song composed by Helen Kutcher. Then ah, lights, music, saxophones, drums, pretty girls, gorgeous gowns, and handsome boys all added to the charm of the Prom. The Committee, headed by Page 36 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Harry Shoemaker, gave a sigh of relief at the success and happiness of the occasion, Then came a solemn yet beautiful Coda, Commencement. On that memorable night the last chord of the long Winding trail resounded. ligif,iLlifg,'Tlii,f,if,iif,l l r THE RECORD FIRST ROW-Bernard Wolk, Nettie jackson, Edwin Rome, Hrriet Spatig, Elsie Finkelstein, Eleanor Anthony, Morton Greenwald. SECOND ROW-june Bateman, William Roof, Martin Field, Ben- jamin Greenbaum, Selma Harris, Ruth Reuben, Miss Mary Gross. THIRD ROW-Edna Smith, Dorothy Kirschmann, Robert McSherry, Alfred Ellison, Mildred Noble, Margaret Rickards, James Clarke. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 37 VALE -32 Vale, 0 School, thy music fades, Lilce some majestic chord upon An organ played,-profound and rich. A symphony our days have been, At times resembling some sad strain, At times lilce to a lilting tune. Within thy arching portals high, The sages led our erring steps, And taught us mortals howto sing, When sullen Fate became adverse. And novv our maytime soon will close And life before us is revealed,- Success upon a mountain high l-lolds svvay,-triumphant and serene. With vigor Fresh and hope renewed We'll mal4e our future life a song. Erase from mind all sad regrets At leaving novv our class endeared, With Sanguine smiles and cheerful jest, Beneath the vaulted arch of heav'n The davvn ol nevver days, vve'll greet. I Page 38 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JJNE 1933 A ... X i .iJiq-.lA .- 'ff f .. f 'gi-wr rx.- DOROTHY C. ABRAHAM MEYER W. ABRAMS Dot Will 5419 WALNUT STREET 6214 WASHINGTON AVENUE Holmes Junior High H' C' Lea' ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Leaders Silver UWM: Gold UWM Club: Gryphon Salesman: G. A. A. Manager: Study Han Aide. ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Grade Director: Cast of Romeo and Julietf' Much Ado About Nothing: Shakespeare Club: Library Senior: Library Aide: Junior Dramatic Club: Patrol: Bandg Aide. MITCHELL ABRAMS 'Mitchn 6145 LOCUST STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A.A.g West- ern News Salesman: Gryphon Sales- man: Glee Club. l H. LAVVRENCE ADLEMAN YVILLIAM C. AITKEN ..LaWy., MEM.. 6411 WOODLAND AVENUE 315 N. TIIIRTY-TI-IIRD STREET Tilden Junior High Harrity ACTIVITIES: C. A.: Glee Clubg Assistant Western News Salesman: Orchestra: A. A.: Patrol. Silver VV : Gold W .1 ACTIVITIES: Libra yx Aideg Gry- phon Representative lCarrol1 Phil- lips Reprieegggnifeg Sub-Chair- man, Lulnclgoom Patrols: Grade Directo ' , X I ' ' , .T 4 X, I,--J- JOHN E. ALBRECHT, JR. Jack ' Ivyfi 5732 WINDSOR PLACE Shaw Junior High aWa ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A., Varsity Swimming Team. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Pa ge 39 le, MARGARET ALCORN ASHER ALEXANDER JOHN ALLEN Marge Reds John 6327 WHEELER STREET 117 S. FIFTY-THIRD STREET S05 S. FORTY-SIXTH STREET Tilden Junior High High School, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. H- C- LES. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. Treasurer of Science Club. ' X f,Q',,, , ,fw ' Q fx 1. ,- , i.. Icy, 1 ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A., ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Western News Business Staffg Western News Assistant Circulation Manager. MAE ALTUS GERTRUDE AMSTERDAM IIMayI1 Ircenn 2127 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET 6036 WASHINGTON AVENUE Tilden Junior High William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A.g Study Hall Aideg Girls' A. A. Representativeg Social Service Club. ACTIVITIES: Library Aideg Library Seniorg Field Clubg Jewelry Clubg Western News Salesmanq ' Gryphon Representative. GEORGE P. ANDREW Andy' S512 CHANCELLOR STREET Holmes Junior High aWa ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Second Football Team. P692 40 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Q4 ELEANOR ANTHONY HEI H 233 S. SIXTY-SECOND STREET Silver Certificate Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Literary Editor of RECORD: Gry- phon Staffg Cast of the Thirteenth Chairg Owl Debating Clubg VVorld Fellowship Clubg Senior Dramatic Clubg Western News Salesmang Secretary of Carroll Phillipsg Track Teamg Tennisg Art Clubg Leaders Club. LIAM A. ATLEE Bill Shaw Junior High K 912 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET CTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.g Alternate Senatorg Western News Salesmang Bank Tellerg Gym Leader. S DAVID ANTON Dfw 142 N. FIFTY-SECOND STREET VVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g All- Philadelphia High School Orches- trap VVest Philadelphia High School Quintet. A! -fl HOWARD W, AYERS How 6209 BUIST AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.g Art Clubg Spanish Clubg Banker. ARTHUR ARVISAIS, JR. Bud 5629 VINE STREET Junior High, Lowell, Mass. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senatorg Bankerg Science Clubg Business Science Club. MARGARET C. BAIR IWa1'ge 5728 BRooIvIAI.I. AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.g Busi- ness Science Clubg Lunch Room Patrolg Outside Lunch Patrol. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 41 aj' g s 'E I A ELLEN M. BAKER HEI., 1818 S. Voporss STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeg Bible Classq Lunch Room Patrolg Library Seniorq Library Aideg A. A. Representative. BERNARD BAROL IIBud,, 132 N. VVILTON STREET Sulzberger Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Class Championship Baseball Teamg Alternate Senator: Grade Directory Senatorg Sub- Chairman of Patrolsg Chairman, Assembly Program Committeeg Championship Baseballg Ring Com- mitteeg Councilmang Chairman of Tribunalq Chairman of Color Guardsg Art Clubg Tribunalg Commencement Usherg Class Basketball. If v GLADYS UARRACK ..GZad,. 5530 DELANCEY STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Art Club. MORTON V. BARSKY Bark 6049 WHARTON STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.: Western News Salesmang Class Baseball Teamg Business Science Cluby Study Hall Aide. A YW BARBARA MARY BARTLEY Bart ' 1200 S. FIFTIETH STREET Shaw Junior High Gold W ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeq A. A. Managerg Bible Classy Lunch Room Patrolg Corri- dor Patrolg Commencement Usherg Ofiice Aideg Bankerg Alternate Councilmang Treble Clef Club: Shorthand Reporting Clubq Coun- cilmang Gown Committee. JUNE M. BATEMAN J1.my 5100 MARKET STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Art Clubg Library Aideg Gown Com- mitteeg Art Editor of RECORD. Page 42 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 L+ 1 U LJ lljxys, rf 1, . I , I . DOROTHY BEAUDOUIN I. Angel., 6145 VVASHINGTON AVENUE Harrity ACTIVITIES! C. A.q A. A.g Sena- torg Gryphon Salesmanq Art Club, Vice-President. HARRY RANKIN BECHER Harr 5318 GREENWAY AVENUE Sharon Hill High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Class Basketball. LILLIAN BECKER Lil 6025 CARPENTER STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Library Aideg Patrolg Big Sister. ww! HARRY BECKMAN Becky 5639 WILLOWS AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Patrolq Councilman: Aideg Commencement Usherg Gym Teamg Sub-Chairman of Patrolsq Assistant Chairman of Patrolsg Class Day Committee. BERNARD BELASCO Bernie 5811 WEBSTER STREET Harrity Gold W ACTIVITIES! Grade Directory Bank Tellerg Western News Sales- mang Library Aideg Study Hall Aideq Junior Dramatic Club: Radio Clubg Western News Staff. EARL P. BENDITT Butch 247 S. SIxrY-THIRD STREET Holmes Junior High Gold W ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Nautical Clubg Radio Clubg Swim- ming Captaing Alternate Senator. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 43 a .f IDA BERG Peanut 808 N. UNION STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Science Club: Homecon Club. I in ' g HWS-ww-I - l HARRY BERNSTEIN Har 266 S. FIETY-SIXTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Championship Class Football Team: Championship Class Bas- ketball Team. ROSALIE BERMAN Dimples 148 N. SIXTY-FIRST STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: A. A. Manager: Alternate A. A. Manager. SYDNEY BERNSTEIN Sid 2808 S. FIETV-EIGIITI-I STREET Vare Junior High ACTIVITIES! A. A.: C. A.: World Fellowship Club: Banker. SYLVIA BERMAN MSW., 5812 CEDAR AVENUE Thomas Junior High ACTIVITIES: Banker: Western News Salesman: A. A. Manager: Library Aide: Library Senior: Literary Club: Senior Science Club: World Fellowship Club: Study Hall Aide: Corridor Patrol: English Club: Assistant Sub-Chairman of Lunch Room Patrols. JEANETTE E. BERSCHLER ujeanh 5248 ADDISON STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Lunch Room Patrol. Page 44 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 W lift .vf . dw al MARY C. BETTS Belty 758 S. FIFTY-SECOND STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A, HELEN BICKEL Bickie 127 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET Holmes Junior High JAMES W. BIRCH, JR. Jimmie 217 S. MILLICK STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.: Swimmingg Library Senior. Alternate Senatorg Treasurer of Business Science Clubg Usher. LILLIAN BLOCK MLW. 922 S. SIXTIETII STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Alternate A. A. Managerg Alternate Gryphon Representativeg Dancing Clubg French Clubg Alternate Western News Salesman. RHODA BOBROVV URM., , Upsal Gardens, Germantown High School, Atlantic City, N. J. ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A,g A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative. HERBERT E. BODDORFF Herby S313 DELANCEY STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Class Soccerg Basketball. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P892 45 .1 .Q A Q 4 4 0 E 4 X EDNAMAY BOEHM ..Ed.. 5005 WVESTMINSTER AVENUE Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.: Homecon Clubg Assistant Sub- Chairman Lunch Patrol: Gown Committeeg Patrol. BEATRICE BOLEN Bee 6237 ELLSWORTH STREET Olney High Gold WH: Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Study Hall Aideg Senior Dramatic Clubg Big Sisterg Music Club: Patrol. MARJORIE E. BOROFSKY Dage 5853 YVEBSTER. STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g A. A. Managerg Jewelry Club: Business Science Clubg Library Senior. DINAH BOXMAN Dinky 2913 WHARTON STREET Benson ACTIVITIES: Music Clubg Social Service Clubg Senior Dramatic Clubg Library Aide: Patrolg Com- mencement Usherg Business Science Club. EUGENE BRADFORD Gene 5632 ADDISON STREET Harrity aWa ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Bank Tellerg Carroll Phillips Representa- tive: Science Clubg Commencement Usher. NAOMI BREIN Nome 6202 ELLSYVORTH STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.: Junior Dramatic Clubq Library Senior. ,-fs. Q, P31 'Z L1 Page 46 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 l l I. 4' I V l i H. PHILIP BRITSCH BETTY BRITTINGHAM SADIE BRODSKY i'PhiZ Belts Syd 4510 LocUsT STREET 5514 THOMAS AVENUE 242 S. ALDEN STREET H. C. Lea Shaw Junior High Holmes Junior High Gold W g Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.q A. A. Mana- ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.q Al- gerg Patrolg Gown Committeeg A. A. ternate A. A. Representative. ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- mang Gryphon Salesmang Patrolg Councilmang Orchestra. -, , I J . . X1 I I f 4 .4 ' ' 'L ff ' . 7 - .1174 1. ,I -. ..2 f - 'I4f'.,0ZfvL.u 4 f f ,M .XJ RUTH P. BRONSTEIN EMMA BROVVN LAWRENCE H. BROWN nGypSyH Em Brownie 5647 CHESTER AVENUE Shaw Junior High 1300 S. FIFTY-EIGHTI-I STREET 3806 CUTHBERT STREET Gold ,AW,, Shaw Junior High Overbrook High ACTIVITIES- C. A: A. A. ACTIVITIES! Orcl-Iestrag Cross- ACTIVITIES: Study Hall Aide- ' ' C , , , ' ountryg Patrolg Bass Clef Clubg I Senatorg Swimming Clubg l3usIness Music Club: Track Team: Inter- Science Clubg LIbrary A1d6Q Al- class Basketball ternate Senatorg Alternate Carroll I Phillips Representativeg Alternate Western? News SHICSITIZHQ Alternate Gryif. Representativeg Alternate A. A.. anager. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 47 r MIRIAM BROVVN ALICE BROVVNE Brownie Al 5528 CHESTER AVENUE 3750 WARREN STREET Shaw Junior High Newton ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.g Patrol: Library Aide. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Treble Clef Club: Social Service Club: Music Club: C. A.g A. A. ,.n. - JJ! MILDRED BROXVNSTEIN UMW. 6162 WALTON AVENUE XVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Field Club: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Western News Sales- man: Library Senior: Alternate Gryphon Salesman. 4 SYLVIA BUDOFF EDWIN BURKLEY MSW.. ..Bm,k,, 39 N. DEWEY STREET 5914 WASHINGTON AVENUE Holmes Junior High Harrity ACTIVITIES: Commercial Science Clubg Carroll Phillips Representa- tive: Western News Salesman: I Patrol: Assistant Banker: Aviation Club. ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Busi- ness Science Clubg Social Service Club: Shorthand Reporting Club. l . l MARGARET BURTON AQ, My . ..Peggy.. 5329 LOCUST STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Bible Classg Library Aide: Patrol: Usherg Study Hall Aideg Business Science Club. P692 48 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 l V I f DMM ' T f ...fs T 91 fl M X 920,110 ,J N ,..,.,, FRANK J. CALCARA VERONICA CALER LighLninSn Vi 2118 MORRIS STREET 414 S. FIFTV-SIXTH STREET South Philadelphia High Transfiguration Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Soccerg Footballg Trackg Radio Club. I wr V' X flily ,,hf,'.v ISABEL CALLOHAN Tibbie 26 S. REDFIELD STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.g Busi- ness Science Clubg Patrol. ISADORE CAPLAN JEAN H. CARLEY ulzzyn njeanen 5758 PEMBERTON STREET 429 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET High School, Souderton, Pa. Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Carroll Phillips Representativeg Alternate Senatorg Trackg A. A. Manager. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Presi- dent ot' Naturalist Clubg Class Sportsg Patrol. JOHN CARROLL qw .. Legs., 15? High School, Kingston, Pa. ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Carroll Phillips Representativeg Second Team Baslcetballg Cross-Country. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 49 uw QLGM .H 'V 'Reds ,, X, , J fir ETHEL CARSON f y .A 6226 CARPENTER STREET William Cullen Bryant Gold W ACTIVITIES: Volleyball Clubq Western News Salesmang Bankerg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Art Clubg Tennis Club: Council- mang Alternate Councilmang Al- ternate Senator. MOLLIE CHAITT Molly 6224 WOODLAND AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! A. A. Managerq Al- ternate Western News Representa- tiveg Gryphon Representative: So- cial Service Clubg Glee Clubg Lunch-room Patrolg Hallowe'en Partyg Circusg World Fellowship Club. ETHEL CHAPMAN MEF, 133 N. FIFTY-FOURTH STREET Holmes Junior High Silver W ACTIVITIES: Leaders Clubg Glee Clubg Basketballg Swimmingg Pa- trolg Track. FREDA CHESS LER Fritz 6154 CATHERINE STREET William Cullen Cryant Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeg Field Clubg Western News Salesmang Alternate A. A. Representativeg Western News Busi- ness Staffg Business Science Clubg Gryphon Salesmang Assistant Busi- ness Manager of the Western News. ARTHUR CHAN Artie 5226 RACE STREET Sulzberger Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Library Aideg Com- mencement Usherg Library Senior: C. A.g A. A, , V I PAUL F. CICINATO Cinei 5843 TRINITY PLACE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C.A.g A. A.g arr ll Phillips Represent tiveg st rt ' News Salesmang iat' lubg Spanish Club. P692 50 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 fi X I- . , fi DUFFIELD CLARKE .. Duff., 1220 S. FIETV-FIRST STREET Academy, Wilbraham, Mass. W g Gold Football ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football, Prom Committeeg A. A. Repre- sentativeg Alternate Senator, Sub-Chairman, Patrol. hmmm ANU MLA vtnhy I Bernie 6129 CARPENTER STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Bank Teller, Sena- torg Lunch-room Patrolg Sub- Chairman Lunch-room Patrolsg Engineering Clubg Naturalist Club, Secretary, Treasurer, Astromony Club, Commencement Usher. HORACE L. CLARKE Speed 720 S. FORTY-NINTH STREET Sulzberger Junior High 3 Ws ', Penn Relay Award ACTIVITIES: Varsity Trackg Bass Clef Club, Secretary, Vice-Presi- dentg Chess Club, Secretary, Busi- ness Aide Clubg Business Science Club, Patrol. JAMES E. CLARKE, JR. Jimmie 5707 WARRINGTON AVENUE Lansdowne High ACTIVITIES! Art Club, Pin Com- mittee, Patrolg Business Staff of the RECORDQ Business Science Club. KENNETH CLEAVER Ken 749 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Frankford High aWa ACTIVITIES: Varsity Trackg A, A.g C. A.g Banker, Spanish Club. EGBERT CLOSE Bert 5625 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE High School, Northfield, N. J. ACTIVITIES: Freshman Track Team, Varsity Track Team, Avia- tion Clubg A. A. Managerg Class Basketball Team, Baseball Team. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P592 51 I9 l I RUTH COHEX JOHN T. COLEMAN, JR. Ruthie njafk.. 722 S. CECIL STREET S929 CHRISTIAN STREET Harrity Haffity ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: C. A.: Gryphon Salesmang Study Hall Aide. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Western News Salesman: Gryphon Repre- sentative: Lunch-room Poster Club: Alternate Gryphon Representative: Patrol. ll . my ESTHER COOPER HE! I. 6218 CHRISTIAN STREET VVi1liam Penn High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.: Glee Club. klamtiel VVALTON COOPER ZENA R. COOPERSMITH uwah., Z 6224 ELLSWORTH STREET 537 E. CAMBRIA STREET High School, Milford, Delaware Tilden Junior High Gold W ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Office Aide: Secretary of Senior Dramatic Club: Alternate Councilman: Patrol: Alternate Senator: Banker: Science Club: Study Hall Aide: Business Science Club: Costume Manager of Alice-Sit-by-the Fire, The Thirteenth Chair. ACTIVITIES: Business Science Club: Lunch-room Patrol: C. A.: A. A. HAROLD CORMAN Cenlral 6214 XVEBSTER STREET Central High ACTIVITIES! C.A.: A. A.: Li- brary Senior. Page 52 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 . I I' ,. l . 'glvk Q ,Lis-ft I' ' J' KATHLEEN R. CORRIGAN Kimi 1126 S. VVILTON STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Study Hall Aide: Patrol: Alternate Gryphon Repre- sentative: C. A.: A. A. JACK W. COSBY Bing 521 N. TIVIIRTV-TIIIRD STREET Holmes Junior High aWa ACTIVITIES: Business Science Clubq Study Hall Aideg Senatorg Western News Salesmang Alternate RAYMOND COX Tarzan S911 CONESTOGA STREET Holmes Junior High Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Track: Wrestling: Library Senior: Patrol. Senator. -. '7.0l-' fi 0.0 .- X 4 .f. ,Avila '. . fy.. f 4 I CLARENCE J. CRAIG Cornney 7126 GUYER AVENVE Central High 2 W's g 2 1933's ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.g Patrol: Interclass Footballg Interclass Bas- ketballg Science Club: Commercial Law Clubg Study Hall Aide: Base- ball. FLORENCE I. CRAIG Floss 5834 VVHITBY AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Library Senior. CARL CRISNVELL, JR. Carl 5709 ASHLAND AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.: Al- ternate Senatorg Stamp Clubg Gown Committee: Class Basket- ball. -Jawa .4 - An- . .- .. .1 yn n, X ' f THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 53 A l f . z Q X51 u l V' .. W KJVYV, HELEN M. CROCKER Helen 5909 CHRISTIAN STREET Harriry ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Salesmang Senatorg Trackg Riding Club, Managerg Tribunalg Prom Com- mitteeg Leaders Cluby Assistant Sub-Chairman of Lunch-room Pa- trolsg Secretary of Lunch-room Patrols. MARGARET J. CUMMINGS r.MargQv1 2909 S. SrxTY-SECOND STREET Tilden Junior High AcT1viT1Es: Leaders Clubg Homecon Club, Treasurer, Presi- dentg C. A.g A. A. ELEANOR M. CRONIN Elly 5701 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Swimming Clubg Gryphon Representativeg Hockey Teamg Alternate Senatorg Senatorg Patrolg Councilmanq Class Secre- taryg Study Hall Aide. JEAN M. CROWL Jeannie 5006 LARCHWOOD AVENUE Upper Darby High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A. ERVIN DASH Barge 456 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! Alternate Gryphon Salesman: Western News Salesmang Silver Screen Clubg Techniciang Projection Aideg Banker. JACK DAVIS Speed 5048 HAVERFORD AVENUE Sulzberger Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeg A. A. Representativeg Gryphon Representativeg Second Football Teamg Interclass Basket- ballg Interclass Volleyballg Al- ternate Councilman. Page 54 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 s . ROSABELLE D. DAVIS HROV, 4312 SANSOM STREET High School, Ocean City, N. J. ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Alter- nate Councilmang Leaders Club: Track: Tennis. SPENCER H. DAVIS, JR. Slim 1240 S. FIFTV-SIXTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep resentativeg Alternate Senator v Senatorg Alternate Councilman: Councilman: Gown Committeeg Class Basketball. l JAMES H. DAWSON Jimmie 4928 HAZEL AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Footballl Junior Varsity Baseball: School Champion Basketball: Councilman: Big Brother: Study Hall Aide: Commencement Usher: 12A Social Committee: Sub-Chairman of Patrolsg Senior Prom Committee. WARD DEIGHTON FRANKLIN E. DELUGE RAMONA DELWORTH A Brother Frank R-M-D- 5228 UPLAND STREET 747 S. SIXTIETH STREET 4830 BROWN STREET Shaw Junior High William Cullen Bryant Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. ACTIVITIES! Leaders Club: many A. A.: C. A. Western News Salesman: Social Service Club: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 55 D lfr 7 I I C, ylk, If IIJWW I ISABELLA M. DENNER VENTURA DI VIOLETTA R. DIEHM BUONAVENTURA Bella Wally Vench 5966 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE 1029 S. FIFTY-SECOND STREET 6027 GREENWAY AVENUE Benson Shaw Junior High I A Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES? Track: Swlmmmg ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- Clllbi A- A- Manager! WBSWWI ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Study many Garden Club, Presidentg Newsg Carroll Phi11iDS Representa- Hall Aide. Swimming Clubg Library Senior. tiveg Patrol. ROSE DIETZMAN ANTHONY J. DILENNO MARIE J. DILLON X Y MRO., ..T0ny., ..Ginni6,, 6333 GRAYS AVENUE 1837 COBBS CREEK PARKXVAY 5339 FLORENCE AVENUE Tilden Junior High Tilden junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A4 C, A., ACTIVITIES! Bank Tellerg Sub- ACTIVITIES! C- A-I A- AJ Aft Western News Salesmang Locker Varsity Football Team: Class C111b:Parr01- Aideg Lunch-room Patrol. Basketball Teamg C. A.g A. A. Faye 56 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 I l I , A 1. ni. IRMA DINGLER VITO DI VINCENZO UE-rmu -IV-HH 5127 DELANCEY STREET 6248 REEDLAND STREET Holmes Junior High Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Bank Numerals Representative: Business Science Club. ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Western News Salesman: Champion lnterclass HARRY G. DOHERTY ..D0n0w- 1927 s. CECIL STREET 37 shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Banker: Business Science Club: Commencement Usher: Interclass Basketball: C. A.: A. A. aff, ffl M no Ji I , f 1 sk ' Football: Champion lnterclass H Baseball: Spanish Club: Orchestra. T . fl 'WMM' T X . .dl .rllff I . J .1 A411 . ,T-.r 'O' A ' ' f I f I f .f A., 'J' -'-fV I'M' KAY A. DOLOFF MATTHEW DONALDSON riKayH ulwany, 6145 DELANCEY STREET 5451 IRVING STREET William Cullen Bryant Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Representa- 7 W's tive: Library Aide: A. A. Manager. ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Baseball- Football Captain: Gryphon Repre- sentative: Alternate Senator: Senator: Chairman of Senate. l XVALTER V. DOSCHER, JR. Wan 4620 LARCHWOOD AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Office Aide: Patrol: Tribunal: Senator: Football: Car- roll Phillips Representative: Ban- ker: Gryphon Representative: West- ern News Salesman: Alternate Senator: Sub-Chairman, of Patrols: Prom Committee. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 5? GRANVILLE E. DOUGHERTY Doc 5552 WHITBY AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Banker: Carroll Phil- lips Representative: Western Aero Club: Touch Football: Business Science Club: Naturalists Club: Patrol: Class Basketball. MARY DOUGHERTY UMW., 706 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Aide: Western News: Gryphon Representative: Lunch- room Patrol: French Club: Library Senior. l l RUTH J. DOUGLASS Ruthie 5738 WALNUT STREET Overbrook High ACTIVITIES! A. A.: C. A.: Weslevn News Salesman: Social Service Club: Bible Club. ESTHER DREYDOPPEL Essey 2515 S. FELTON STREET Tilden Junior High AcTIV1TIEs: C. A.: A. A.: Banker: Field Club: Swimming: Lunch- room Patrol. MEYER DUBOF F Duby 5419 PENTRIDGE STREET South Philadelphia High Numerals ACTIVITIES! Banker: Junior Var- sity Basketball: Carroll Phillips Representative: A. A. Manager. LILYAN DUBOWE Lil 1624 S. FIETY-SEVENTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Banker: Big Sister: Jewelry Club: Social Service Club: Business Science Club. P699 58 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 RALPH DUBROFF 281 S. ITHAN STREET Holmes Junior High Award 1933 ACTIVITIES: Class Soccerg Class Baseballg Footballg Basketballg Library Senior. ALBERT I. DUNMORE mAb., 1250 S. HARKOE STREET Central High ACTIVITIES! Library Aideg Var- sity Trackg Varsity Football Sports Editor, of Gryphon. ESTHER EDELMAN HES.. 5709 CHRISTIAN STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Patrolg Bankerg Car- roll Phillips Representativeg Social Service Clubg A. A. Manager. E l WALTER EDMISTON HELEN D. EDWARDS EVAN I. EFFEN Walt Skeezix Knute 2241 S. FELTON STREET 257 S. ITHAN STREET 622 N. THIRTY-sEcoND STREET Tilden Junior High Holmes Junior High Overbrook High Numerals ACTIVITIES! Swimming Clubg ACTIVITIES! Bankerg Treasurer, Treble Clef Clubg Patrolg Alter- Spanish Clubg Study Hall Aideg ACTIVITIES! Champion Interclass nate Gryphon Representativeg C. A.g A. A.g Patrol. Baseball Teamg Champion Inter- Alternate Carroll Phillips Repre- class Football Teamg Patrolg Al- sentativeg World Fellowship Clubg ternate Western News Salesmang Alternate Western News Salesmang Spanish Club. Gown Committee. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 59 E. A. .l' . I rwh' ' fx s. x 1' CLYDE EGAN nc-yu 6030 SANSOM STREET Holmes Junior High 3 I.wV,S.. ACTIVITIES! Class Baseballg Var- sity Baseballg President of A. A. Carroll Phillips Representative Prom Committeeg Social Com- mittee. HAZEL EGEE -I Heggie .1 2415 S. SIXTY-FOURTH STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Glee Clubg Treble Clef Clubg World Fellowship Clubg Philadelphia Senior High Festivalg Annual Concertg Circus. ALIDA M. EGLIT ULN.. 5415 DELANCEY STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tiveg Alternate Senatorg Ring Committeeg Study Hall Aideg Gryphon Salesmang Carroll Phil- lips Representativeq Grade Direc- torq Library Aideg Treble Clef Clubg Gown Committee. DOROTHY ELAND Dol 4819 Wmnsoiz AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Hallowe'en Partyg Bible Classy Circusg Patrolg Study Hall Aideg Library Aideg Treble Clef Clubg Gown Committee. GEORGE L. ELBERSON Skeets 640 S. FIETV-sIxTH STREET Harrity ACTIVITIE il Freiiman Trackg Championshi s Soccer Team: Varsity l Teamg Varsity Footb 5 A. A. Grade Directo ' arsity Track. ISAAC ELFMAN ..Ewfy.. 4831 WALNUT STREET Overbrook High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A. Mbn- Page 60 AQHA THE RECORD OF VTHE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 s I six l li 7 F I . .vi We 0. 'I' SYLVIA ELIAS ALFRED ELLISON VIRGINIA ELVAN HAZ., 'KSandy 5844 HAZEI. AVENUE Ginny VVilliam Cullen Bryant 1419 S. FORTV-NINTH STREET Gold W g Silver Certificate 5220 WALNUT STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Swimmingg Banker: Gryphon Representative: Big Sister: Patrol: Alternate Gryphon Representative: Riding Club. ACTIVITIES: President, Junior Dramatic Clubg Music Clubg Presi- dent of Owl Debating Club: Cast of Romeo and Juliet, Much Ado About Nothing , The Thir- teenth Chair: Solo, Annual Con- cert: Western News Staff: Literary Editor of RECORD Staff: Senator: Shakespeare Club, President, Treas- urer. Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senator: Gryphon Salesman: Western News Salesman: Patrol: Art Club: Class Debating Team: Spanish Club: Library Seniorg Alternate Western News Salesman. RUTH ESKOWITZ 5851 CEDAR AVENUE William Cullen Bryant - ACTIVITIES: French Club: Al- ternate Bankerg Alternate Gryphon Salesman: Library Aide: Field Clubg Senior Dramatic Clubq Pa- trol: Study Hall Aideg Senior Science Club: Business Science Club. RUTH EVANS U SiSl61' N 1509 S. FIFTIETH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Glee Club. JOHN FAHS X, Jack 5811 VVALTON AVENUE NVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 .P-S92 61 MW 4 7395! V i , . l l-V J, 1' f- I . lgxliifl' . Q4 !f-1,......- MARGARET FASSETT MILTON FELDBAUM FRANCES FELDMAN Peggy Milt Fvitzia 21 S. YEWDELL STREET 5460 LocUsT STREET 6046 CARPENTER STREET Holmes Junior High Valley Forge Military Academy William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Social ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A, ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Sena- Service Clubg Business Science torg Councilmang Western News Club. Salesman. l R - .45 Q A fl I Q n is 5? K l, J! I- . Im. I l l SELMA FELL CHARLES FIELD MARTIN FIELD User. ,,Charlie,, Marty 226 S. CECIL STREET 503 S. MELVILLE STREET 5738 CATHERINE STREET , , Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High Harrity aWa 5 W ACTIVITIES: Senator: Gryphon ACTIVITIES! Radio Clubg Grade ACTIVITIES: J' V' Soccer: lsecre' Representativeg Substitute, Track Directorg Senatorg Councilmang tary' UB glass? S'1b'Cha1fma'1' Tearng Alternate Senatorg Alternate Class Ring Committee: Charm Petrol: Varslty Soccer? Treasufer' Councilmang Art Clubg A. A. Committee. UA' 12B Classi Sports Edlffff Representativeg Senior Assembly RECORD? Secretary, Carroll Phil' Committee. lipsg Commencement Usherq Bass Clef Clubg Freshman Reception Committeey Commencement Com- mittee. P599 62 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 , l1',bl.l'lbK l4llNlSELMAN ELSIE FINKEL ' lN iVl.UK'1'UN l4l5lJl'll!.K l.E-whey.. ..EZly., .TDGMWH 425 S. FIETY-SEVENTH STREET 301 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET 6204 WASHINGTON AVENUE Olney High Holmes Junior High Harrity ACTIVITIES: Patrolg Library Aideg Library Seniorg Music Club. 0 x xl, A i ,, AcT1v1T1Es: Music Clubg World Fellowship Clubg Senior Dramatic Clubq Literary Clubg Vice-President of Owl Club: Literary Editor of Gryphong Associate Editor of Class RECORDQ Library Seniorg Library Aide. ACTIVITIES! Western News Sales- mang Alternate Senatorg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Assistant Manager of Tennis Clubg Alternate Gryphon Representative. EDNA FISHMAN ..Ed,, 5903 SPRUCE STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Library Aideg Patrolq Business Science Club. VVILLIAM FITZGERALD Bill 2522 S. SIXTY-FIRST STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Or- chestrag Patrolg Banker. THOMAS J. FITZPATRICK Fitz 4421 LARCHWOOD AVENUE High School, Phoenixville, Pa. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Varsity Track. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 63 V - I eil' fi ' I Q , . 1' I J ' 'il ,J 'M , -.f . s YJ ' l EDVTHE J. FLICKER XM! 4915 PENTRIDGE STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A1- ternate A. A. Representativeg Banker: Patrol: Library Aide. - nl 1-A 4- gf -. - p - EDWARD I. FLYNN Sleepy!' 5918 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE West Catholic High ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Manager, Interclass Basketball: Library Aideg Patrol: Study Hall Aide. WILLIAM FORMAN Tex 5817 SPRUCE STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Radio Club, Vice President, President: Chief Opera- tor of School Station W3AFB Alternate Councilman. ALLEN E. FORSYTHE HAZEL FORSYTHE HARRY FREEDMAN E HAZ l:Hey Heyn uHa,rv1 5225 PINE STREET 5800 CHESTER AVENUE 130 S. FIFTY-THIRD STREET HOITUES JUUiO1' High Shaw Junior High Overbrook High ACTWITIESIC-A-SA-A-9B2I1k61': ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Home- ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.g Com Business Science Club. con Club: Bible Class: Patrol. mercial Geography Clubg Gryphon Salesman. Page 64 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 V f RUTH FREEDMAN Ruthie 6134 OSAGE AVENUE William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Senior Dramatic Clubg Alternate Carroll Phillips Representativeg Big Sisterg Senator, Alternate Senator. I JEROME FREUDENHEIM MILDRED FREUDENHEIM njewy.. ..Babe.. 516 S. MELVILLE STREET 6237 CHRISTIAN STREET Shaw Junior High William Cullen Bryant 3 1933's g Gold W ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Carroll ACTIVITIES: Championship Bas- Phillips Representativeg Library ketball, Baseball Teams, A. A. Senior, Sub-Chairman of Patrols. Director, Varsity Baseball Team, A. A. Representativeg Latin Clubg Chairman, Committee on Awards, Class Basketball, Baseball, Foot- ball, Soccer, Volleyball. .17 f-..J' 'V.fg JOSEPH FRIEDMAN Joe 39 S. FIFTY-NINTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Class Soccer, Class Basketballg Geographical Science Clubg Latin Clubg Bass Clef Club. JANE G. FROMMEYER Jane 310 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Upper Darby High ACTIVITIES: Basketballg A. Manager, Alternate A. A. Mana Library Seniorg Aide. l FRANK GALLAGHER Gan 6866 DICKS AVENUE Tilden Junior High A. 1933 ser: ACTIVITIES: Western News Rep- resentative, Alternate Gryphon Salesmang Engineers' Clubg Lunch- room Patrol. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 V Page 65 212 AL Tilden Junior High Silver Certificate Junior Dramatic ACTIVITIES: Club: Social Service Club: Glee Club: Treble Clef Club: Leaders Club: Circus: Alternate Senator: Western News Salesman: Gryphon Salesman: Patrol: Study Hall Aide: Annual Concert: Radio Broadcast' A. A. Alternate. y ELEANOR GALLION Norella 7022 PASCHALL AVENUE Tilden Junior High MARIAN E. GAMBLE. 32 S. FIFTY-EIGHTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Senator: Tennis Club: ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Glee Alternate Councilman: Big Sister: Club: Treble Clef Club: Economic Commencement Usher. Geography Club. .wil ' ll IP' gg! XI XIX 1 V 1 RUSSE M. GAMMON Rusty 2134 FEDERAL STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES! Leaders Club: Inter- class Track Team: Gryphon Repre- sentative: Hockey: Social Service Club: Patrol. OLGA GIANGOLA John 2556 S. SIXTY-EIGHTH STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Alternate A. A. Manager: Gown Committee: A. A. Manager: Hockey Team: Basket- ball Team: Councilman: Western News Salesman: Patrol: Grade Director: Secretary C. A.: Wesiern News Business Staff. JANIS A. GILFILLAN Gillie 5540 THOMAS AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Grade Director: Riding Club: Secretary, C. A.: Chairman, C. A. Dues Drive: Weslern News Staff: Tri- bunal: Big Sister: Social Commit- tee: Commencement Usher: Secre- tary of Tribunal: Alternate Sena- tor: Senior Prom Committee- Senior Assembly Committee. y Page 66 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Ml i X Vwlf V , ISADORE GINSBURG HOVVARD GLADFELTER SAMUEL GLICK Izzy Glady Slim 6927 ELMWOOD AVENUE 5232 CHANCELLOR STREET 5633 FLORENCE AVENUE Harrity Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g A. A. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Carroll ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A-9 Banker? Manager-5 Alternate Senator-5 Phillips Representative. Patrol. Bankerg Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative. SYLVIA GOLD GENEVIEVE GOLDBERG GERTRUDE GOLDBERG Syl L Gen Trudy 5919 VVARRINGTON AVEEUE 4101 BALTIMORE AVENUE 5546 LARCHXVOOD AVENUE Shaw JUIUOT High Newton Harrity ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. ACTIVITIES: Social Service Clubg ACTIVITIES! Library Aideg Lib- Senior Dramatic Club, Treasurerq rary Seniorg Social Service Clubg Cast of Thirteenth Chain Study Treble Clef Clubg Leaders Club: Hall Aideg Patrolg A. A. Alternate Carroll Phillips Representativeg Representativeg Science Clubg Lit- Alternate A. A. Representativeg erary Club. Patrol. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 67 ff. l h 4 Q J M SOPHIE GOLDBERG Soph 5933 WARRINGTON AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. I' M l MILDRED GOLDEN Mil 3308 WOODLAND AVENUE Newton ACTIVITIES: Bankerq Library Aideg Social Service Clubg Senior Dramatic Clubg Treble Clef Club: Library Senior. MARTIN GOLDMAN Pony 6165 PINE STREET Holmes Junior High HW.. I Silver Certificateg Gold W g ACTIVITIES: Orchestrag Varsity Tennisg Class Basketballg Runner- up in School Foul Shooting Contest. 'Rf If , Ii I ' all ' 'VJ l Bmw, , 1 49 I El LEW GOLDSTEIN Reds 5801 OSAGE AVENUE Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Councilmang Alter- nate Senatorp Bankerg Interclass Basketballg C. A.g A. A. MORRIS GOLDSTEIN Goldie 5425 SANSOM STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.gAnnual Concertg Bankerg Senatorg Western News Salesmang Glee Club. HOVVARD GOODFELLOW Whitey 2661 S. ROBINSON STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Aideg Second Swimming Team. Page 68 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 1 A.l NORMAN GOODMAN THELMA GOODMAN Norm Sqnigy 7120 ELMVVOOD AVENUE 6230 ELLSWORTH STREET Tilden Junior High William Cullen Bryant 1933 W, P. H. S. ACTIVITIES! A. A. Manager: As- sistant A. A. Manager: Banker: Assistant Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Assistant Manager of Equestrienne Club: Glee Club: Music Club: Swimming: Junior Dramatic Club. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Gym- nastic Team: Manager of Gym- nastic Team: Study Hall Aide. JEAN GORNISH Jerry 433 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET Harrity Gym Certificate ACTIVITIES: Western N ews: Busi- ness Science Club: Carroll Phillips Representative: A. A, Manager: Library Aide: Social Service Club: Treble Clef Club. 1 Q' FLORENCE B. GOSCH HELEN GOTTLIEB UBFWBH HD0ll', 4915 PINE STREET 5942 CHRISTIAN STREET H. C. Lea Harrity ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Patrol: Treble Clef Club: Glee Club: Leaders Club: Freshman Debating tive. Team: A. A. Manager: Senator: Gryphon Alternate: Library Senior: Social Service Club: Alternate Car- roll Phillips Representative. ACTIVITIES! Library Aide: Library Senior: Patrol: Glee Club: Riding Club: Gryphon Representa- GERTRUDE GRAEFENSTEIN Gm 1230 S. WILTON STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! A. A. Manager: Patrol: Riding Club: Banker: Business Science Club: Tennis: Social Service Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 69 Q1 R55 ,J Ll, any ILL r' I if , MJ W ' jf' fm!! V BESSIE GRAFTON ANNABELL GRANDE MARIAN GRAY K PI ff x 1 Bess Ann Mickey H Q .V 6623 YOCUM STREET 1336 S. VVILTON STREET 711 S. FIETV-NINTI-I STREET Tilden Junior High Benson Germantown High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Banker Shorthand Reporters Club: Tennis. Manager. Glee Club. ALEX GREEN HAZ., 5713 MALCOLM STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. AUVIN D. GREEN, JR. Sweetness 725 N. FORTY-NINTH STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Class Basket- Ball: Aeroplane Club: Orchestra: Band. BENJAMIN GREENBAUM IIBenv, 809 S. VODGES STREET Harrity Gold W ACTIVITIES: Shakespeare Club, President, Secretary: Treasurer of Owl Club: Carroll Phillips Grade Representative: Secretary of Junior Dramatic Club: Senator: Cast of Much Ado About Nothing, Romeo and Juliet: Western News Salesman: Business Staff of RECORD. Pa9e 70 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 RUTH GREENSTEIN Ruth 5922 SPRUCE STREET Simon Gratz High ACTIVITIES: Bankerg Patrolg Study Hall Aideg Western News Salesmang Jewelry Clubg Social Science Club. MORTON GREENVVALD Mort 5950 BELMAR TERRACE Shaw Junior High Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Literary Editor RECORD Staffg Western News Staffg Patrolg Sub-Chairman of Patrol. PHILIP LAMAR GRIER Phil 5454 CATHERINE STREET I-larrity ACTIVITIES! Western News Sales- mang Aideg Gryphon Representa- tiveg Patrolg Senatorg A. A. Rep- resentativeg Usherg Alternate Coun- cilmang Study Hall Aideg Baseball Teamg Glee Clubg Business Science Club. VICTOR'fSHCJS'iTON 1' . .f 1.4 I ALL! V.. View .5943 LATONA AVENUE Harrity ACTIVITIES: Bankerq A. A. Rep- resentativeg Alternate Senatorg Senatorg Patrolg Study Hall Aideg Aviation Club. BEATRI CE GREENWICH ABM., 5852 HAZEL AVENUE William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! Cast of Thirteenth Chairg Western News Stafig Pa- trolg Senior Dramatic Clubg Study Hall Aideg Carroll Phillips Grade Representativeg Senatorg Junior Dramatic Clubg Western News Salesman. HEDWIG J. Shakespeare 6141 ELMWVOOD AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Track Teamg Library Aideg English Clubg Business Clubg Leaders Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 71 I s. I I 'bayg 3'n.,5 ' Y . rf aft' 1.bI i N BEATRICE GUNNER Bea FORTY-EIGHT!-I AND PINE STREETS High School, Washington, D. C. ACTIVITIES: C. A., A. A, Li- brary Senior, Basketb:?1l. i in I f , Lffx' V ',MiUL a gl. .1 w, , Jf f X- '4 , - k 'Ly -ff' ' THOMAS GUTTRIDGE Tom 431 S. FIETV-SIXTH STREET West Catholic High ACTIVITIES: C. A., A. A., A. A. Representative. BERTHA HADLEY Ben 6413 SAYBROOK AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C.A., A.A., Lunch- room Patrol, Study Hall Aide, Banker. RUTH HAZ-IN Hanny 6033 CEDARHKRST STREET Shaw Junior High , ACTIVITIES: Banker, Alternate Senator, Alternate A. A. Represen- tative, Gryphon Representative, Leaders Club, Art Club. SAMUEL HANDLER Handy 5729 PINE STREET High School, Atlantic City, N. J. ACTIVITIES: Western News, Inter- class Basketball, Second Tennis Team, Mathematics Club, Banker, Senator, Alternate Senator. ANNE HARDEN Lefty 7240 DICKS AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: English Club, Pa- trol, Leaders Club, Basketball, Banker, Alternate Gryphon Rep- resentative, Class Track. Page'72 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 . V U1 - 1 .J f.J,:l - nl, 1' V14-X 4. 'V-f - WWW I 4 QM WILLIAM HARDEN Bill 7240 DICKSV AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Business Science Clubg Class Basketballg Class Football. RICHARD C. HARDING Dick 529 S. FORTY-FIRST STREET High School, Oxford, Pa. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Western News Salesman: Carroll Phillips Representativeq Class Footballg Class Basketball. ' ' in Ayn RW- IJ-WX b.- - ,011 SELMA HARRIS Sally 615 S. SIXTY-TI-IIRD STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Senatorg A. A. Managerg Music Clubg French Clubg Big Sisterg Commencement Usherg Literary Editor, RECORD Staffg Alternate Councilmang Al- ternate A. A. Representativeg Western News Alternate. EDITH HARSHAW Edie 1209 S. PEACH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Leaders Clubg Danc- ing Clubg A. A. Representativeg Senatorg Gown Committee. ANNE HARRIS Bobbe 5618 SANsoM STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Library Aideg Library Senior Directory Track: Basketballg Leaders Clubg Owl Debatingg Patrol: Senatorg A. A. Manager: Gryphon Salesmang Glee Clubg Treble Clef Club. KATHERINE F. .lKay.. 6230 BUIST AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Bankerg A. A. Managerg Carroll Phillips Repre- sentativeg Basketballg Swimmingg Homecon Clubg Councilmang Gown Committeeg Patrolg Tennis. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 73 VVILLIS HARTLEY HBMS .. 5713 HADEIELD STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Alternate Western News Salesman: Fencing Club: Chess Club: Patrol: Aero Club: Business Science Club: Gown Committee. HARRIET HAYNE IIHGS .V 58 N. DEWEV STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: French Club: English Club. , fl .:- . . - , . fQ7,f.fTJ,,f.f' I 1 1 , .j.5,f,, ,rf sbs its 'lx ,QI HELEN M. HEATH Heathie 6079 REGENT STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Swim- ming: Hockey: Tennis: A. A. Manager: Alternate A. A. Man- ager: Alternate Gryphon Salesman: Leaders Club. HENRY H. HEDSON Speedy 6035 ELLSWORTH STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senator: Class Baseball: Western News Salesman: Gryphon Salesman: Busi- ness Science Club. GEORGE F. HELD .IGe-O.. 2822 S. TWELFTIT STREET South Philadelphia High ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Nautical Club: Interclass Baseball: Study Hall Aide: Chairman, Gown Com- mittee: Commencement Usher: Alternate Gryphon Representative: Gryphon Representative: Alternate Senator: Interclass Football. FRANCES W. HENRY Frankie 65 N. FIETY-FIRST STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Busi- ness Science Club. Page 74 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 41- !gf.f 3 L. .. . .yf--...s - ff. MILTON HERSHOVITZ Hershey 5650 VVALTON AVENUE Harrity Silver Certificateg Gold W ACTIVITIES: Orchestrag Annual Concertg Patrolg Sub-Chairman Traffic Patrolg Class Soccerg Class Baseballg Class Basketballg Fresh- man Trackg Business Science Club: Study Hall Aideg All-Senior High Orchestra at Teachers' Convention. WARREN A. HEY, JR. ..Hey-- 6403 BUIST AVENUE Tilden Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senatorg Interclass Baseballg Business Science Clubg Alternate Council- mang Interclass Footballg Usher: Shorthand Reporting Clubg Patrol. HELMUTH T. HESSEL Hess 6630 ELMWOOD AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.q Patrol Class Soccerg Class Basketball Class Baseball. gl- We DONALD A. XHICKEY THEODORE C HIDELL Don Theo 927 S. FIFTY-NINTH STREET 5109 WOODIAIND AVENIUE Shaw Junior High Shaw JUY1101' High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Inter- ACTIVITIES Football Weslern class Basketballg Bankerg Science News Salesman Championship Clubg Nautical Club. Basketball Business Science Club THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 75 X I I s I .. , .' n I v-1 In-' . WALTER HILL EDWARD HINE .. Hwy H 5854 WINDSOR AVENUE Shaw Junior High 2 IIWVSII NEW, 2610 S. BERBRO STREET Tilden Junior High RUTH HOFFMAN Ruthie 1346 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Shaw J unior High cA,AA, i ACTIVITIES: Business Science ACTIVITIES: . .- . .' ACTIVITIES: Glee Clubg Bass Clubg Commencement Usherg Al- Science Club. Clef Clubg Gym Teamg Bankerg Councilmang Spanish Clubg Com- mencement Usherg Patrol. ternate Senatorg Patrolg Short- hand Reporting Club. JOYCE HOFFSOMMER Sunny 5700 WARRINGTON AVENUE Junior High, Harrisburg, Pa. ACTIVITIES: Junior Dramatic Clubg Senior Science Club, Secre- tary, Vice-Presidentg Western News Staffg Western News Salesmang Hockeyq World Fellowship Club. ..M:eW,, 1 5612 WHI Y AVENUE haw ior High Car oll h ' s Representative- erna Western N ews Salesmang TA Bass Clef Clubg Aide. I I EMILY HOPKINS 'PUV' 2534 PERSHING STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Tennis Clubg Patrolg Alternate A. A. Managerg Business Science Club. P692 76 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 1 s . 1 W . YJ g . T rf' CLARENCE HOPPER WILLIAM HOUSTON UHOP.. HEMI.. 6525 LINMORE AVENUE 1607 S. FIFTY-NINTH STREET Scott High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A4 Cross Country Teamg Senatorg A. A. Managerg Business Science Club, ACTXVITIESZ C. A.g Business Science Clubg Commencement Usherg Patrol. HUMBERT L. HOWARD Hum 5627 WYALUSING AVENUE Simon Gratz High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Art Clubg Varsity Trackg Varsity Football. MACDONALD HOVVARD SALLIE HOWERTON Don Snooks 1217 S. MELVTLLE STREET S332 HARLEY AVENUE Shaw Junior High Camden High AcT1v1T1Es: C. A.g A, A4 Glee Clubg French Clubg Banker. ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Bass Cief Cluby Glee Club: Business Science Club. bl HELEN HUBER . .AN HIM.. :MJ ' .1 5245 LOCUST STREET' ' Holmes Junior High AcTiv1TxEs: C. A.g A. A.g Western News Salesmang Ticket Committee for Shakespeare Playg Commencement Usherg Alternate Western News Salesmang Tennisg Social Service Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 77 sv 4 ct- .tf 1. . i EMILY HUNTER iIEmmyu 221 BUCKINCHAM PLACE H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Homecon Club: Swimming Club: Carroll Phillips Representative: Social Service Club: Study Hall Aide: Tennis: Gown Committee: Patrol. MARION HURWITZ Mar 238 S. THIRTY-EIGHTH STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Carroll Phillips Representative: Social Service Club: Lunch-room Patrol: Gryphon Representative. DORIS ISENBERG Snunie S012 CHANCELLOR STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive: Carroll Phillips Representa- tive: A. A. Manager: Senator: Basketball: Volleyball: Patrol: Gry- phon Representative: Leaders Club: Swimming: Alternate Senator: Usher: French Club: Riding Club: Secretary of Senate: Senior Prom Committee: Gown Committee: Class Day Committee. NETTIE J. JACKSON NNN.. 2912 WI-IARTON STREET Benson Gold W ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: A. A. Manager: Al- ternate A. A. Manager: Music Club: Commencement Usher: Vice- President, Shorthand Reporting Club: Literary Staff of RECORD: Social Service Club, President, Vice-President: Secretary to Mr. Briggs. WALTER JACOBS FRANCES JACOBY Jake Franny 8545 EASTWICK AVENUE 421 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET Alice Cary William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Gry- tive: Alternate A. A. Representa- phon Representative: Accompanist tive: Senator: Alternate Senator: of Glee Club: Music Club: Music Gryphon Salesman: Banker: Science Activities: Senator: Western News Club: Western N ews. Salesman. -1 w , - P692 78 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 HARRY JAMES HOMER JAMES JENNIE JANULIS . 1 ' ' A -S X Jimmie ' gY'6 e -'tk 1' I Jen 6410 CI-IELWVYNDE AVENUE 139 S. FIFTY-THIR11 STREET 7725 BOTANIC AVENUE Tilden Junior High High School, Laurel, Delaware Tilden Junior High Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Li- brary Senior: Gryphon Representa- tive: Gryphon Staff: Shorthand Reporting Club. ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Class Basketball: Junior Varsity Basketball: Al- ternate Councilman. ACTIVITIES! Aero Club: Class Basketball: Commencement Usher: Study Hall Aide: Varsity Football: Varsity Baseball: Junior Varsity Baseball: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Senator: Patrol. , . Q! . REBECCA JEMISON ELIZABETH JONES BETTY JOSEPH Becky Betty Bets 4654 LOCUST STREET S44 S. ALDEN STREET 4934 CHANCELLOR STREET H. C. Lea Harrity H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Dane- ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: ing Club: Locker Aide: Office Aide: Patrol: Treble Clef Club: Bible Esperanto Club. Gown Committee. Class: Basketball. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 79 , ,, . ,, V QLVJ U- 2 I' .wi . IJ it J J n I., J! , ANITA KALMINE RITA R. KAPLAN News Twinnien 44 N. MILLICK STREET 402 S. SIXTY-SECOND STREET Holmes Junior High VVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Silver Craft Club: Leaders Club: Library Aide: Patrol: Banker. ACTIVITIES! A. A.: C. A.: Coun- cilman: Locker Aide: Commence- ment Usher. SYLVIA E. KAPLAN Twinnie 402 S. SIXTY-SECOND STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales man: Banker: Silver Craft Club v Aide: Leaders Club: Library Aide' A. A. Manager: Patrol. 9- .,. , '-Ll ' ll f I x. JOSEPH KARETNY HELEN M. KAUFFMAN CurlyH Coffee 3840 PENSCROVE STREET 6031 WHARTON STREET Shaw .ll11'li0f High Conshohocken High ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Bass ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Study Clef Club: Patrol: Business Science Hall Aide: Basketball: Leaders Club: Sub-Chairman of Patrols. Club. ESTHER KEAN Keanie 27 N. ROBINSON STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Gryphon Representative Alternate: Library Aide: Senator Locker Aide: Social Service Club S 5 Patrol: Gown Committee: Short- hand Reporting Club. Pase 80 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 s I' A I C .7 91 1 ' ll I,-f vrr,r'! THURSTON KEEN Swimmer 135 N. FIFTY-sECoND STREET Upper Darby High n1933,I: Iiawafvg 2 IIWYSIY ACTIVITIES: Swimming Teamg Office Aideq Chairman Nautical Clubg Spanish Clubg Patrolg Libra- ry Seniorg Squadron Commander, Aviation Clubg President of Model Aeroplane Clubg Western News Salesmang Gryphon Salesman. ROBERT L. KERR Brother Kerr 2234 BONAFFON TERRACE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Print Shop Aideg Alternate Councilmang Alternate Senatorg Banker. ID. 0 mi..m... ROBERT KILDUFFE Killer 16 N. MILLICK STREET H. C. Lea 1933 ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- mang Bankerg Champion Class Baseballg Lunch-room Patrol. DOROTHY M. KIRSCHMANN REUEL KLECKNER MORTON KLEIN Dol I'Lluddy 'iM0rl 1415 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET 4649 LoCUsT STREET 5254 LARCHVVOOD AVENUE Shaw Junior High Allentown High Shaw Junior High 2 Silver Certificates ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Busi- ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A., ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Treble Clef Clubg Patrolg Ring Committeeg A. A. Grade Representativeg Charm Committeeg Gym Locker Aideg Commencement Usherg Western News Staff: RECORD Staffg Secre- tary, Treble Clef Club. ness Science Club. Astronomy Clubg Naturalist Club, Bass Clef Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 81 J I Qi .., i,4filf ' Q' fdvv I . ' . N-1, , .f,4v,.,,v ' fhyvizfr - . I . HARRY KNECHT J. PHILIP KOCHENDERFER ELLEN M. KOHN Brother Knecht' Brother Kochenderfern Mimi 5649 VVARRINGTON AVENUE 5116 LOCUST STREET 413 S. FORTY-SIXTH STREET Shaw Junior High Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! A. A.: C. A.: Group ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Study ACTIVITIES: Grade Director: Sec- Basketball. Hall Aide. retary of C. A.: Secretary of Patrols: A. A. Manager: Council- man: Patrol: Aide: Class Track: Prom Committee: Hockey: Basket- ball. GEORGE E. KOHN Gauge 413 S. FORTY-SIXTI-I STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Patrol: Al- ternate Senator: Gryphon Sales- man: Commencement Usher: Library Senior: Chairman Student Aide Committee: Cast of The Thirteenth Chair. SOPHIE KRAPP .. 5-uf.. 528 S. SIXTIETH STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Field Club: Carroll Phillips Representative: English Club: Business Science Club: Short- hand Reporting Club. JACK B. KREMENS .. Ed., 4404 VVALNUT STREET High School, Atlantic City, N. J. Gold W ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Secretary of Owl Club: Councilman: Chairman of 12A Social: Cross Country: Editor-in- Chief of Western News: News Editor of Junior Issue of Western News. Page 82 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 QQAAL nj!r.V.,mav'if 0 K 0 3 E l Mb 1 l x ' . nA . f J, 2 'Vi 1' U 'J ff A J, .- f 1 I - -f T- -45 DOROTHY KREWITSKY IRENE H. KRIEGER HELEN H. KUTCHER UDOV, n n uP Y, 5626 LARCHWOOD AVENUE I mm' Hi'-ffify 3514 MARKET STREET 5653 CATHERINE STREET Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: Basketball: Track: Leaders Club: Senior Dramatic Club: Treble Clef: Owl Club: World Fellowship Club: Library Aide: Library Senior: Commence- ment Usher: Dancing Club: Alter- nate A. A. Manager: Alternate Gfyphon Representative: Property Manager for The Thirteenth Chair. Girls' High ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Patrol: Jewelry Club. Harrity ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Glee Club: French Club: Owl Club: Banker: A. A. Manager: Poster Committee: Alternate A. A. Mana- ger: Annual Concert: Senior Dra- matic Club: Class Song. JEANNE LA BOLD Ginger 5426 NORFOLK STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Interclass Swimming Team: A. A. Manager: Study Hall Aide: Alternate Senator: Big Sister: Patrol: Locker Aide. ANNE LAROS Annu S450 VVILLOXVS AVENUE Alhurtis Borough ACTIVITIES: Senator: Home Eco- nomics Club: Alternate Senator: Library Aide: Gown Committee. JACK LEAN Rum 4629 VVHITAKER AVENUE Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Study Hall Aide: A. A. Manager: Captain of Class Basket- ball: Alternate Senator: Assistant Manager, Baseball: Assistant Man- ager, Football. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 83 r C K C 63, 'Why 'Lv f f I ,V I- LW PAUL L. LEITERMAN Brother Leitermann 5643 WARRINGTON AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Patrolg Science Clubg Class Basketballg Big Brotherg A. A., c. A. VVILLIAM W. LEMAN Bill 4915 CEDAR AVENUE H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.g A. A. Managerg School Orchestra. ,I 'W , I , - V .- N. li 9 XY! '.'. PEGGY N. LEONBERGER Mpeg.. 2032 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.g C. A.: Social Committeeg Gown Committee. JOSEPH Y. LEVIN V tijgeu J U Nfl .VI .vijqfyeffq 6026 WAsI-IING'i'oN 'AVENUE .Xa 'V William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Lunch-room Patrolg Big Brotherg Grade Directorg A. A. Managerg Class Soccerg Gryphon Salesmang Silver Screen Clubg Busi- ness Science Clubq Carroll Phillips Representative. LESLIE LEONARD Les 4934 LOCUST STREET H. C. Lea 8 W's g aWa g 2 1933's ACTIVITIES: Freshman Basket- ballg Class Champion Baseballg A. A. Managerg Senatorg Varsity Base- ballg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Footballg Councilmang Senior Prom Committeeg Study Hall Aide. MABEL B. LEVIS Mae 6044 OSAGE AVENUE William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! Dancing Clubg Gry- phon Representativeg Western News Alternateg Business Science Clubg Library Senior. D Pale 84 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 RUTH LEVIS Ruthie 6020 OSAGE AVENUE William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeg Gryphon Salesmang Senatorg Western News Salesmang Big Sister. sw ka rf. 1 -' ,IPI r o SYLVIA LE voE J..SyUy., 8221 TINICUM AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Salesmang Jewelry Clubg Alternate Western News Salesmang Bankerg Basket- ballg Hockeyg Library Aideg Study Hall Aideg Senior Dramatic Clubg Patrolg Big Sisterg Hallowe'en Partyg Leaders Club. JOHN LINSENMAYER Linsey 5964 TRINITY PLACE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Avia- tion Clubg Class Basketballg Carroll Phillips Representative. DAVID LIPSCHUTZ Dave 5911 CHRISTIAN STREET Harrity UWM ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Varsity Tennis. ANNA LIEBOV ' Anna 5650 AnDIsoN STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Library Aideg Social Service Clubg Alternateg A. A. Managerg World Fellowship Club. LILLIAN LIPSKY Lil 5817 RODMAN STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Alternate Western News Salesmang Gryphon Salesmang Bank Tellerg Social Service Clubg Patrol. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 85 EDWARD S. LISTER HELEN E. LLOYD DOROTHEA R- LOFTUS Ed Helen USIUVY 2628 S. HOLBROOK STREET 4920 CHESTNUT STREET 6046 ELMWOOD AVENUE Tilden Junior High High School, Oakland, California Tilderl .ll1I1i01' High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Class ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Gown ACTIVITIES! C. A-5 A- A-5 ARA- Basketball: Patrol: Study Hall Committee. RSDYSSGUCHUVCS Senator: Swim- Aide. ' ming- U im QU fig, I-A ., MADELINE LOLLER GLADYS LORE ROBERT E. LORRAINE HMM.. ..Gel.. ..BOb.. 43 N. ROBINSON STREET 4939 CATHERINE STREET 125 S. SALFORD STREET Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Busi- ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Alter- ACTIVITIES: Shakespeare Club, - :ness Science Club: Library Aide: nate Senator: Riding Club: Carroll ViCe-P1'CSidSUt: CHM of Romeo Alternate Senator. Phillips Representative. and Juliet, HMUC11 A410 About Nothing: Owl Debating Club: Alternate Gryphon Representative. Page 86 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 4 . ,V x I ,, SEYMOUR LOVEJOY ERNEST LUDVVIG JACK LYONS Killjoy Ernie Lions 233 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET 7904 BUIST AVENUE 5443 ANGORA TERRACE Holmes Junior High Tilden Junior High Shaw Junim' High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Gym ACTIVITIES: Bi Brotherg Gry- ACTIVITIES! Class Basketball: Squaclg Assistant A. A. Manager. phon Repr s tativeg ' 1 Senator: WHSIQW News Salesman? Clu ' c C ' c Clubg Gryphon Representativeg Grade Ger' an Clu er. Directorg Varsity Trackg Sub- Chairman of Patrolsq Vice-Presi- GTM dent of C. A.q President of C. A. . I , ' . fs. ,M MARIE L. MADISON BARBARA MANNING FAY M. MARCUS lllwadvf uBabSn iiGagaln 4808 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE 538 S. FIFTY-SIXTH STREET 5825 CHRISTIAN STREET Sulzbefgef Junior High William Penn High Harrity ACTIVITIES! Interclass Basket- ACTIVITIES! Bankerg English ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- ball Team: VHFSUY T1'2Ck Team: C1ubgBasketballg C. A.g A. A. resentativeg A. A. Managerg Gry- Latin Club? Owl Club: EI1gli5h phon Representativeg Social Service Clubg Patrolg Leaders Club. Club? Patrol, THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 87 l I l I l W 1 0 X 5 O V JOAN L. MARGOLIES MJD.. 442 S. FORTY-NINTH STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Alternate Senator: Gryphon Representative: Senator: Lunch-room Patrol: Study Hall Aide. GRACE MARKS IIPZMM, ,. 5619 BEAUMONT AVENUE ' Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Lunch-room Patrol: Councilman: ' Commencement Usher: Sub-Chairman, Lunch- room Patrol. CHARLTON MARSHALL Bud 7322 GARMAN STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Glee Club: Bass Clef Club' Patrol. l I BEATRICE E. MARVIN Bea 1240 S. PEACH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Aide: Alternate Car- roll Phillips Representative: Tennis Business Science Club: Alternate Senator. ROSA MASSEAUX .I Ro.. 4612 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Swim- ming Club: Commercial Law Club. JEANNETTE L. MAULL Janney 5847 WILLOWS AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Swimming Club: Basketball: Sena- tor: Hockey: Councilman. Page 88 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 .jp ,, VN . WD vjwj A J-7 5,TSgi'l.,! 7 K CONRAD A. MAYER Ulead.. 1127 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET High School, Ocean City, N. J. AcTIvITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A. A. Manager: Class Basketball Team. VIOLET L. MAYNES .IV-in 2529 S. SIXTY-FIRST STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol. ls' .L-ff U X 'Y if J. bra' -f, f A 'H' W T ,L . kNi0lva,,,,, VIRGINIA M. MCCARTHY Mickey 4929 LOCUST STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A. A. Manager: Alternate A. A. Manager. I MA BEL MCCLENNEN Mac 205 S. FIFTY-EIGHTI-I STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Library Senior: Library Aide: Business Science Club. FLORENCE MCCLURG Flo 5455 CEDAR AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Representa- tive: Alternate Senator: A. A. Circus: Commencement Usher Hallowe'en Party: A. A. Manager: Patrol: Business Science Club. DORIS MCCORKELL Mac 222 S. FRAZIER STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Busi- ness Aide Club: Naturalist Club THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 89 I ,fa J, 1 - 4 .' , . 9' .' I Nihk' i l lu , Rl :J ,.. . , .J NV JOSEPHINE M. MCDONALD HELEN T. MCDONOUGH Jo Mac 5439 RIDGEWOOD STREET 6611 DOREL STREET Shaw Junior High Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A. A. Representative: Basketball Team: Hockey Team: Swimming Club. ACTIVITIES! Western News Sales- man: Library Senior: Business Science Club: Patrol: Alternate Western News Salesman. PETER A. MCGHEE Pete 6166 UPLAND STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Lunch-room Patrol: Staff of the Junior Issue of Western News: Alternate Western News Salesman: A. A. Manager: Com- mencement Usher: Gown Commit- tee: Western News Salesman. JOHN MCGINLEY MARGUERITE MCGINNIS John Bldg 6234 REEDLAND STREET 938 CONESTOGA STREET Tilderl JV-mior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol. ACTIVITIES! Swimming Club: Business Science Club: English Club: Tennis: Library Senior' Library Aide: Banker. 1 ROBERT M. MCSHERRY Bob 4739 CEDAR AVENUE Newton Gold W ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Western News Sales- man: Senator: Business Staff: Study Hall Aide: Circulation Manager of Western News: Library Senior: Commencement Usher: Business Science Club: RECORD Business Staff: Councilman: Chair- man of Senior Assembly Commit- tee. Page 90 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 QQJWWM JAMES MCSORLEY Jim 104 S. CECIL STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.: Coun- cilman: Big Brother: Senator. VVALTER MEDOFF Walt 6135 ELLSVVORTH STREET William Cullen Bryant Silver Certificateng Gold W ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Western News Salesman: Gryphon Salesman: Carroll Phillips Representative: Silver Screen Club: Science Club: Latin Clubg Bank Teller: Class Baseball Team: Class Soccer Team: Patrol: Commencement Usher: As- sistant Manager, Basketball: As- sistant Manager, Tennis. DOROTHEA E. MENTZ MDM.. 548 MANTZ STREET High School, Shenandoah, Pa. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. xx f xX C, u l NORMAN MEYER KENNETH MICHAELIS MARY C. MICKEY Norm Mich Mickey 5000 PINE STREET 713 S. FIETV-NINTH STREET 4709 SPRINGFIELD AVENUE Overbrook High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. roll Shaw Junior High Phillips Representative. ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Busi- ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Track ness Science Club. . . Team: A. A. Manager! Alternate Councilman. I S' .. k THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 91 W, ,uf I VIVIAN MIDDLEBERG Viv 5309 MARKET STREET Overbrook High ACTIVITIES: Lunch-room Patrol: Banker: Business Science Club: English Club: Tennis. LEONARD MILLER MLW., 5512 WALTON AVENUE Harrity ACTIVITIES: Aviation Club: Class Baseball: Class Basketball: Class Champion Basketball: Alternate Senator: Gryphon Representative: Banker. CLAIRE E. MILLER ..Babe,, 910 CECIL STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Secretary of A. A.: Chairman of Ushers: President of Shorthand Reporting Club: Aideg Hockey: Basketball: Track Team: A. A, Manager: Swimming: Glee Club: Owl Debating Club: Junior Dramatic Club: Senior Dramatic Club: Tennis. GEORGE J. MILLER Gawge 5546 CEDAR AVENUE William Cullen Bryant W.P.H.S. ACTIVITIES: Manager of Basket- ball: Senator: Library Senior: Silver Screen Club: Astronomy Club: Business Science Club. RUTH P. MILLER Ruthie 5757 PEMBERTON STREET VVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Library Aide: Library Senior: Gown Committee: Commercial Science Club: Western News Salesmang Senator: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Social Service Club. RUTH MONROE Bunny 648 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Alternate A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentativeg Patrol: A. A. Manager. Page 92 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ,I , ,J sv . -x .,, ELIZABETH J. MOORE HELEN L. MOORE Betty Pe!ie 5413 PENTRIDGE STREET 5266 ADDISON STREET Shaw Junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- ACTIVITIES! Patrol: Swimming resentative: A. A. Manager: Patrol: Club: C. A.: A. A. Circus: Hallowe'en Party. WILTON P. MOORE Wil1 4408 VVALNUT STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Banker: Patrol: Sen- aotr: Aide: Nautical Club: Chess Club: Philatelic Club: Astronomy Club. CHARLES C. MORRIS HOVVARD VV. MORRIS, JR. Twin Twin 5517 WARRINGTON AVENUE 5517 WARRINGTON AVENUE Shaw Junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Class Basketball: Second Team Basketball: Class Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Baseball: Varsity Basketball: C. A. A. Manager. ACTIVITIES! Class Basketball: Class Baseball: Second Team A.: A. A. HAZEL L. MOSELEY Heyl Hey! 3718 S. EIGIITV-SECOND STREET T ilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Swim- ming Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 93 l ,ffwf A-f I Al -I , -sm, -,-- .,... .- A,,. . .. ..... - E. ,- I 44' U Y X. lf' , ' F I , ' Nellie Ed Mary 'Liz' ,' p 3 , 5.1, I ,. . 6116 PINE STREET 6164 WALNUT STREET 1017 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET ' V ,ivy William Penn High Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High E ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A.A.3 Science ACTIVITIES: Hockeyg Basketballg ACTIVITIES: C. A.q A. A.g Sena- Club. Science Clubg Library Aideg Busi- torg Commencement Usherg Com- ness Science Club. f a mencement Committee. 'A J x .I J ff, 4 L! T. HARPER MYERS VIRGINIA D. MYERS GEORGE J. NANNOS Harp Jimmie Joe 1316 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET 6918 BUIST AVENUE 5235 DELANCEY STREET Shaw Junior High Tilden Junior High Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Alternate Senatorg ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Patrolq 3 W's g Gold Footballg aWa Western News Staffg Councilmang Alternate A. A. Managerg Short- Library Seniorg Group Basketball. hand Reporting Club. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g A. A.g Junior Varsity Footballg Varsity Footballg Varsity Basketballg Varsity Base- ball. Page 94 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ZABELLE A. NEDURIAN KATHRYN E. NELSON ROBERT S. NELSON Zabs Ken Nells Bells 5467 PINE STREET 224 S. FIFTIETH STREET 5546 FLORENCE AVENUE Holmes .ll1l1iO1' High Holmes Junior High Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Locker Aideg Hal- AcTIvITIEs: C. A.g A. A.g Sena- ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Class lowe'en Partyg Corridor Patrolg torg A. A. Managerg Commence- Basketball. Alternate Library Seniorg Library Aide. ment Usher. ARTHUR L. NERSESIAN HAM., 420 S. FORTY-THIRD STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Science Clubg As- tronomy Clubg Aideg Patrolg Nauti- cal Clubg Assistant Basketball Managerg Senatorg Western News Salesrnanq Gryphon Salesman. MARVIN NETSKY Marlene 5843 PINE STREET Holmes Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Western Newsg Inter- class Soccerq Basketballg Senatorg Class Baseballg Advertising Secre- tary, Western Newsg Alternate Western N ews Salesmang Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative: Patrolg Group Basketball. ALVIN NEWMEYER UAV, 5014 SPRUCE STREET H. C. Lea 1933 ACTIVITIES: Treasurer, Art Clubg Patrolq Aideg Soccerq Western News Staffg Western News Salesmang Gryphon Representativeg Senator: Alternate Senatorg Commencement Usher. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Pa ge 95 I f 7fL DOUGLAS S. NISBET A..D0ug.. 254 S. FORTY-FIFTH STREET Swarthmore Prep ACTIVITIES: Naturalist Club: Astronomy Club: Vice-President, Science Club: President, Spanish Club: Alternate Councfilman: Wes!- ern News Salesman: Commence- ment Usher. MILDRED NOBLE CELIA H. NOSCOFF w I ' Mime 5908 VVALNUT STREET Holmes Junior High Silver Certificate: Gold W ACTIVITIES! Banker: Senior Dra- matic Club: Patrol: Secretary, Owl Club: Music Club: Commencement Usher: Library Senior: Cast of The Thirteenth Chair: Library Aide: Literary Editor of RECORD Staff. Cele 5751 RODMAN STREET South Philadelphia High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. RUTH L. NOTIS Lee 5812 CARPENTER STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Banker: Library Aide: Library Senior: LunclI-room Patrol: Western News Alternate. EVERETT E. O'CONNOR Chuck 1757 S. RUBY STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Class Basketball: Class Soccer. HELEN M. OLAVSON Slim 2515 S. PERSHING STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Banker: Carroll Phillips Represent- ative: Locker Aide: Business Science Club. Page 96 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 N SARAH OWEN Sally 6058 REINHART STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Gry- phon Alternateg Alternate W'este1'n News Salesman. HELEN M. PAINTER rlPatSyn 5910 COEBS CREEK PARKXVAY Harrity ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Gvyphonq Alternate A. A. Representativeg Alternate Senator: French Club. ffm JENNIE PAJOR Jerry 8023 BUIST AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! Banker: Alternate A. A. Representative: Patrolg Swimming Club: Basketball. DOROTHY PALMER EDNA PARKER LEONA PARKER UDDI Eddie Le 4731 WALNUT STREET 220 N. FIITTY-SECOND STREET 2234 S. SEVENTIETH STREET H. C. Lea Sulzberger Junior High Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Ten- nisg Jewelry Club: Shorthand Re- portingg Volleyball: Basketball Alternate Councilman: Commence- ment Usherg Patrol: Library Aicleg Study Hall Aide. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES: Patrol: Western News Salesman: Commercial Law Club Alternate Senator: Gryphon Rep- resentative. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 97 W4 4 I .fl J, .A .I 4 4 il I a 1 5 1' i 11 JOHN L. PATTERSON .IPMH 5330 REINI-IART STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Carroll Phillips Representativeg Study Hall Chairmang Study Hall Aide: Second Football Team: Second Baseball Team: Second Basketball Teamg Varsity Baseball: A. A. Manager. .1 . H., SARA PATTON Sally 533 N. THIRTY-FIFTH STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Gown Committee: Library Aideg Library Senior: Alternate Gryphon Sales- mang Bible Club. V SYLVIA F. PEARLMAN ..Fay., 5929 WARIIINGTON AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. EDNA PECIUKONIS ..Ed.. 2517 S. GROSS STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. HELEN PEIFFER nsis.. 5336 GREENWAY AVENUE Shaw Junior High .I33..9 HW.. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Basketball: Leaders Club: Class Track: School Track: Swimming: Hockey. Lfu 1 J' 9 LYDIA PERDREQITYVXX ..Lydia.. J 4926 BALTIMORE AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Alternate Western News Representative: Al- ternate Senator: Gryphon Repre- sentativeg Commencement Usherg Patrol. Page'-198 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 .Jff X L j .EJ '- rw.. .1-'rg,.l...f vera.-t,,, L , ,J lun-K ,Lf scam, I we l ANASTASIA N. PERICLES Nesta 261 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Holmes Junior High W Ping Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES! Glee Clubg Treble Clef Clubg Alternate Senatorg Library Seniorg Commencement Usherg German Club, President. RUTH A. PETERSON Ruthie 5943 VVHARTON STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Grade Representativeg Carroll Phil- lips Representativeg Volleyballg Alternate Western News Salesmang Bankerg Riding Clubg Circusg Gown Committee. 4 fl -Q V 5 xl. gl OLGA PFINGSTAG Fink 4606 SPRUCE STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Patrolg Study Hall Aide. ALEXANDER PHILLIPS JEROME S. R. PIETROSEWICZ RALPH PINKUS Speed Jerry Pinky 6711 GUYER AVENUE 7821 LVONS AVENUE 6013 PINE STREET Tilden Junior High .iavvang UWM: 2 ..1933.S,. ACTIVITIES! Western News Sales- mang A. A. Managerg J. V. Basket- ballg Study Hall Aideg Champion- ship Indoor Baseballg Senatorg Championship Group Basketball. Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Patrolg Alternate Carroll Phillips Repre- sentativeg Bank Teller. Harrity ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentativeg Grade Representative: Garden Clubg School Bandg Patrolg Naturalists' Club, Vice-President, Presidentg Astronomy Clubg Science Clubg Physics Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 99 ROBERT E. PITTMAN EVA PLACENTRA Bob 256 S. FELTON STREET Holmes Junior High , 1933 : 2 W's ACTIVITIES: Champion Interclass Basketball: Captain of Soccer Team: Carroll Phillips Representa- tive: A. A. Manager: Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative: Varsity Football: Councilman. 4739 UPLAND STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Banker: World Fellowship Club: Senior Science Club: Business Science Club: Treasurer, Owl De- bating Club: A. A. Manager: Gryphon Representative' Patrol: Library Aide. 'T id V f I fnfffff A r LEWIS PLOTKIN Plooey 5432 NORFOLK STREET Shaw Junior High 1933 : W ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Glee Club: Class Basketball. ROSE M. POKRESS ALBERT PORTER ESTHER PORTNER .UROH HAZ!! nBObbyvv 2225 S. SEVENTY-FIRST STREET 2531 ASHFORD STREET 237 S. SIXTIETH STREET Tilden Junior High , ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Gryphon Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Science Representative: Patrol. Club. Upper Darby High ACTIVITIES: Class Basketball: Western News Salesman: Library Aide: Gryphon Representative: A. A. Manager: Business Science Club: Study Hall Aide: Social Service Club: Patrol: Ofiice Aide. Pdse 100 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 1 MOREY POWELL Morey 531 S. MELVILLE STREET Shaw Junior High 1933 : Gold W ACTIVITIES: Banker: Gryphon Representative: Class Soccer Championship: Class Basketball: Western News Representative: Pa- trol: Senior Science Club: Class Volleyball: Assistant Manager ol' Baseball: Senator: President, Busi- ness Science Club. LOUISE E. POWERS BERNICE E. PRESS Weizer' Snooze 2107 CEMETERY LANE 5911 YVALNUT STREET Tilden Junior High Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Sena- tor: Alternate Senator: Study Hall brary Aide. Aide. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Bible Class: French Club: Patrol: Li- EVELYN PRESSER BERNARD PRICE ANNA PURSE Ewen Bernie l'Ann ' W 3508 MARKET STREET 6212 ELLSNVORTH STREET 1317 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Newton William Cullen Bryant Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: Silver Certificate: Gold W ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Senior Library Aide. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senator: Science Club: Business Science Senator: Projection Booth Aide: Club: A. A. Manager: Jewelry Technician of Senior Dramatic and Club. Shakespeare Plays: Silver Screen Club, Vice-President, President. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 101 ISABEL PURSE LOIS PYLES CELIA QUITTLE illsabeln UL011 UCel,ig 1317 S. FIETY-FIRST STREET 4630 BROWN STREET 6102 CHRISTIAN STREET Shaw Junior High Sulzberger Junior High William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Senior ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A- A.: FTCIICIT Science Club: A. A. Manager: Club: Dancing Clllbi Banker: Library Senior. Library Senior- RENEE RABINOVITZ BEATRICE RAIZISS STEPHEN RAMMER uRen6eH Bea Brother Rammef' 1410 S' FIFTWSECOND STREET 4611 LARCHWOOD AVENUE 816 S. FIFTY-SIXTH STREET Girls' Latin School, Boston, Mass. H' C. Lea Harrity Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Or- chestra: Aviation Club: Interclass ACTIVITIES! Tennis Tournament: Baseball Western News Advertising Staff: Patrol: Alternate Senator: Alter- nate Councilman: Senior Dramatic Club: Library Senior: Councilman: Bank Teller: Usher: German Club, Treasurer. Page 102 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ty, . ,- ii if 4 'f l ,,,-' 'Lf . lftnwv . uf' l N it , X W,-.f 4- .l- MOLLIE RASKIN ,Jem xgxy, J, Ln. ' JEANNETTE RATNER Mollie Jeanne 5808 WALTON AVENUE 6035 YVEBSTER STREET South Philadelphia High Harrity ACTIVITIES: Field Club: Esper- ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- anto Club: Western News Salesman: resentative: Field Club: Glee Club: Banker: Senior Dramatic Club: Banker: Locker Aide: Library Study Hall Aide: Library Aide: Aide: Library Senior: French Club: Tennis: Cast of Alice Sit-by-the- Stenographers Reportorial Club: Fire: Vice-President, German Music Club. Club: World Fellowship Club. DORIS REILLY RUTH REU BEN I NI. HARRY R. REIGEL Ron 5507 WARRINGTON AVENUE Shaw Junior High 1933 ' ' ACTIVITIES! C. A.: Carroll Phil- lips Representative: A. A. Repre- sentative: Spanish Club: Cham- pionship Group Basketball. CARLISLE REVILLE 51 v J Dar Jvgqj Keed Dick u . Q 1 ,P I ffl 5422 WI-IITBV AVENUE y 5 QOUPLAND STREET 1752 S. AVONDALE STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Carroll Phillips Grade Representative: Councilman: Senator: Alternate Senator: Senior Assembly Com- mittee. Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Swimming: Alter- nate Senator: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative: Usher: Secretary of A. A.: Gown Committee: RECORD Business Staff : Sub-Chairman, Patrol: English Club. Tilden Junior High 2 W's ACTIVITIES: Bank Teller: Gry- phon Representative: Aide: Patrol, Sub-Chairman: Usher: Western News: Track: Swimming: Class Basketball: A. A. Manager: Varsity Swimming. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P592 103 S. +C?J' ov' Cel uf' MARION REYNOLDS Harley 6235 SANSOAI STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: A. A. Manager: Riding Club: Business Science Club. MARGARET RICKARDS npeggy., 5830 WINDSOR PLACE Shaw Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Music Club: A. A. Manager: Western News Salesman: A. A. President: Basketball Mana- ger: Hockey: Inter-School Track: President, Leaders Club: Patrol: Usher: Commencement Usher: Gry- phon Representative: Sports Editor of RECORD: Bible Class. KATHERYN RIALE German 4730 HAZEL AVENUE High School, Pittsburgh, Pa. n1933., ACTIVITIES: Class Volleyball: Patrol: Alternate A. A. Manager: Class Track: Class Basketball: Patrol Sub-Chairman: Library Aide. EDYTHE B. RISKOFF Edelum 5753 CATHERINE STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Bank Teller: Carroll Phillips Representative: A. A Manager: Business Science Club,- Library Aide: Library Senior: Study Hall Aide: Jewelry Club, President. HERBERT W. RICKARDS Herb 1714 S. FIFTV-FIFTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Class Baseball: Alternate A. A. Manager. 5 si CHARLES H. ROBINSON Chick 5705 HADFIELD STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Carroll Phillips Representative: Carroll Phillips Grade Director: Business Scion:-e Club: A. A. Director. Page 104 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 EMILY ROBINSON .. Fm ,, 5835 ALTER STREET Benson ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative: Track: Swimming: Carroll Phillips Grade Representative. SHERWIN ROCHLIS Alan Mountain 635 S. SIXTY-THIRD STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Study Hall Aide: Commencement Usher: Class ln- door Baseball: WVorld Fellowship Club: Radio Club: French Club. EDWIN P. ROME ..Ed.. 1936 S. TI-IIRTEENTI-I STREET Shaw Junior I-Iigh 2 Silver Certificates ACTIVITIES! Editor of Gryphon: Advisory Editor of Gryphon: Coun- cilman: Associate Editor, RECORD: Senator: Banker: Patrol: Literary Editor of Gryphon: Carroll Phillips Representative. 4 fsfr' UWM.. URW.. :-Dany 5313 Locusr STREET High School, Kingston, Pa. Silver W : Gold W S 17 1 COLUMBIA AVENUE Shoemaker Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: ACTIVITIES! Cross-Country: Bass Class Basketball. Clef Club: Gryphon Art Staff: Art Club, President, Treasurer. 431 S. FIETY-SEVENTH 'STREET Shaw Junior High 3 W's ACTIVITIES: Sub-Chairman of Senate: Track: Music Club: Varsity Cross-Country: Sub-Chairman of Patrol: Chairman of Patrol: Varsity Football Team: Varsity Track: Grade Director: Varsity Basket- ball Team: Second Team Basket- ball. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 705 an . X is-S BEATRICE ROSENBLATT BONITA ROSOFF ..Beaty., ..Buddy., 5414 CHESTNUT STREET 3644 CHESTNUT STREET Benson Newton ACTIVITIES: Bank Teller: A. A. ACTIVITIES! A. A. Manager: Manager: Library Aide: Alternate Senator: Grade Representative: A. A. Manager: Patrol. Dancing: Volleyball: Western News Salesman: Gryphon Representative. EVELYN A. ROURKE. Eve 7712 BUIST AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Art Club: Stenography Club. BERTHA RUBENFEIN RUBEN RUBENSTEIN UBWV, .TRHW 5726 PINE STREET 5855 RODMAN STREET Overbrook High VVilliam Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! Gryphon Represent- ative: Banker: Library Aide: Library Senior: Library Typists: Carroll Phillips Representative. Gold Football: 3 W's : Gold Bowling Ball ACTIVITIES! Championship Bowl- ing Team: Locker Aide: Varsity Soccer: Varsity Golf: Study Hall Aide: Business Science Club: Class Basketball. LILLIAN RUBENSTONE Lil 6204 CHRISTIAN STREET High School, Elkton, Maryland ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Representa- tive: Hockey: Aide: Study Hall Aide: Alternate Councilman. Page 106 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ff? 1 'JJJJJ N- -' A , f' V. lv Zlagfcffftf WI I MORTON A. RUBIN Rube 6049 IRVING STREET Holmes Junior High IIaWa..: .I 1933 ,I ACTIVITIES: Class Soccerg Base- ballg Alternate Senator: Senator: Championship Class Basketball Team: Councilmang Captain of Class Baseball Team. GARDNER W. RUDOLF .I Rudy.. 118 N. PAXON STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Banker: Trackg Patrol. HELEN RUDOLPH Truck 5306 WEBSTER STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Western News Salesman: Swimming Club: Gryphon Representative: Bankerg Business Science Club. I Ly! f l RUTH SAIDEI. 'fMay ,Mgy15y Ruthless ZSQS S. ROBINSON STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES! News Editor, West- ern Newsg Owl Clubg Music Club: Treble Clef Club: World Fellow- ship Club. 5809 RODMAN STREET William Cullen Bryant 2 1933's ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senator Carroll Phillips Representative Class Basketball: Gryphon Repre- sentative: Class Championship Soc- cerg Class Championship Baseball: Class Volleyballg Study Hall Aide: Chairman, Study Hall Aides. 124 S. FIETY-SIXTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Alternate Banker: Dancing Clubg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Alternate Western News Salesman: Library Aide: Library Seniorq Gown Committee. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 107 ttf N Q J a N J SYLVIA SANDERS H5-yl., 5735 OSAGE AVENUE Harrity ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Social Dancing Club: Glee Club: Art Club: Locker Aide: Treble Clef Club. ELIZABETH SAXTON . Betty ,, 413 S. FORTY-THIRD STREETS Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: Alternate Senator. l 1 . 1 DOROTHY M. SCHACHT IIDOX.. 225 BUCKINGHAM PLACE H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Dancing Club: Bas- ketball: Alternate A. A. Manager: Patrol: Commencement Usher: Treble Clef Club. MYRTLE E. SCHERMER Myrt 727 S. FIFTY-NINTH STREET High School, Pottsville, Pa. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. GENEVIEVE C. SAYERS Gene S24 S. FIETY-FIRST STREET H. C. Lea Silver W ACTIVITIES: Senator: Western News Salesman: Cheerleader: Senate Activity Committee: Bas- ketball: Gryphon Staff: Study Hall Aide: Art Club: Radio Club: Patrol: Commencement Usher: Alternate Councilman: Alternate Senator: Big Sister: Dancing Club: Alternate A. A. Manager: Volley- ball. BELLA SCHIFFMAN Billy 6719 ELMWOOD AVENUE Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Glee Club: Annual Concert: Western News Salesman: Treble Clef Club: Library Aide: Patrol: Commercial Geography Club. Page 108 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 n -I I l 1 ,asf Hi., 4 fx! , -f' ,.J!L, I .1 1 HOWARD D. SCHLICHTMAN ALBERT R. SCHLOSBERG MIRIAM SCHNABLE l.Smky,, UAV, UMW., 2401 S. SIXTY-SECOND STREET 5708 WYNDALE AVENUE 1146 S. FIETY-FOURTH STREET Tilden Junior High Holmes Junior High Shaw junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g French ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Treble mang Gryphon Salesmang Alternate Clubg Business Science Clubg Study Clef Clubg Library Aideg Library Bankerg Patrolg Gryphon Staffg Hall Aideg Office Aide. Seniorg Carroll Phillips Representa- Aide. tive. I LEONARD SCHRIEBER JOHN T. SCHULTZ, JR. SARAH SCHUPAK Olympic Runner 1936 Johnny Sid 716 S. SIXTIETH STREET 227 S. FIFTY-SEVENTH STREET 608 WOLF STREET 'William Cullen Bryant Holmes Junior High Thomas Junior High ACTIVITIES: A- A- Manager: ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- Alfefnafe A. A- Manager? Gryphon Gryphon Representativeg Alternate resentativeq Alternate Gryphon RCDYBSCHCHUVCS Aide: Ch2mDi0fl- Gryphon Representativeg Library Representativeg Music Clubg ship Class Baseballg Class Footballg Senior, Dramatic Clubg Patrol. Class Basketball. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P690 109 DAVID SCHVVAIT Schwaily 126 N. SIXTY-SECOND STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Varsity Tennis: Class Baseball Team: Western News Salesman: Second Tennis Team. DOROTHY SCHWARTZ Dottie 267 S. FIETY-SEVENTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Basket- ball: Western News Salesman. CHARLES A. SCOTT Scotty 807 S. SIXTIETI-I STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Salesman: Western N ews Salesman: Glee Club: Patrol: Class Baseball: Gown Committee. XAY ix ESTELLE SELIGMAN Essye 269 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Study Hall Office Aide: Senior Dramatic Club: Alternate A. A. Manager: Music Club: Social Service Club: Library Senior: Patrol. SARA M. SEMEL Snacks 1758 S. SIXTIETI-I STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Banker: Social Serv- ice Club: Alternate Councilman Patrol: Study Hall Aide: Short- hand Reportorial Club. EDWARD SHAPIRO .IEd.v 1772 S. AVONDALE STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Represent- ative: Group Baseball: Western News: French Club: Patrol. Page 110 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 , A T P I - -X MARIE L. SHEEHAN Nee S300 DELANCEY STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Gryphon Salesman: Alternate Senator: Art Club: Riding Club: Patrol. ALMA J. SHENK UAV, 5433 I.-OCLTST STREET Holmes Junior High RAYMOND SHETZLINE Shen 6212 WEBSTER STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.: Study ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Or- Hall Aide: German Club. 47 . I ffl C chestra: School Band: Alternate Western News Salesman: Engineer- ing Club: Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative. HARRY SHOEMAKER, JR. NORMAN S. SHORT Huskey Har 4947 YVALNUT STREET H. C. Lea W.P.H.S. : aWa : W ACTIVITIES! Senator: Alternate Senator: Patrol: Chess Club: Man- ager, Soccer Team: Baseball Squad: Chairman, Prom Committee: West- ern News Salesman: Councilman: Vice-President of Class: Chairman, Charm Committee: Usher: Patrol: Engineering Club: Varsity Baseball Team: Commencement Usher: Gown Committee: Chairman of Senior Class Day Committee. .. Noym., FQRTY-NINTH AND PINE STREETS Harrity ACTIVITIES: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative: Patrol: Chess Team: Alternate Senator: Western News Salesman: Gryphon Salesman. SYBIL SHRIER H5-yb., 739 S. FIETV-NINTH STREET Harrity ACTIX'ITlESZ C. A.: A. A.: French Club: Library Aide: Business Science Club. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 111 tx,-ff ,K M-4.f'.z 4 'Mba if .4 V,,XL?,4-1 if V , MARGARET SIEGFRIED RICHARD SIEGFRIED BEATRICE S. SILVERMAN' I-P H D k Bef eg .I . .. M 6040 VVASHINGTON AVENUE 4813 WINDSOR AVENUE High School, Bethlehem, Pa. 3433 WALNUT STREET Upper Darby High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Field ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Busi- Clubg Business Aide Clubg Short- ness Science Club. hand Reporting Club. fbitlt S' Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Bankerg Library Aidep Westevn News Salesmang Alternate A. A. Representativeg Senior Dramatic Clubg Library Seniorg Patrolg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Grade Chairman, Carroll Phillipsg Business Aide Clubg Shakespeare Clubg Cast of Much Ado About Nothingf' Jewelry Clubg Esperanto Clubg Music Clubg Office Aideg Study Hall Aide. MARIE SIMMONS IIRMY. 5315 RACE STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES! Leaders Clubg Basketballg Alternate A. A. Man- ager: Orchestra: Swimmingg Social Service Clubg Interclass Trackg Patrolg Homecon Club. SYLVIA SIMON nsyl 1. 6135 IRVING STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! Library Aideg Patrolg A. A. Managerg Jewelry Club: Tennisq World Fellowship Clubg Bankerg Business Science Clubg Swimming. BESSIE SINGER Faces 4400 CHESTNUT STREET High School, Jersey City, N. J. ACTIVITIES! A. A. Managerg Bankerg Alternate Senatorg Ac- companist, Glee Clubq Patrol. Page 112 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 JK' XR fn-' .X 4 ABE SITKOFF HAIR.. 5042 BALTIMORE AVENUE Shaw Junior High. AcTIvITIEs:,C. A.: A. A.: Busi- ness Science Club. A HERMAN L. SKAROFF Mieky 6165 DELANCEY STREET 9 Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: Study Hall Aide: Alternate Western News Salesman: Alternate Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative. - ETHEL SLIPAKOFF SIippy'l 5906 LARCHWOOD AVENUE William Cullen Bryant V ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Locker Aide: A. A. Manager: Library Aide. MIRIAM SLOMOVVITZ Mint 6215 WEBSTER STREET William Cullen Bryant I ACTIVITIES: Library Senior: Al- ternate Western News Salesman: Business Aide Club: Business Science Club: Silver Craft Club: Field Club: Dancing Club: Science Club: Circus: Directors' Commit- tee of Library. EDNA M. SMITH Eddie 4818 REGENT STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Banker: Junior Dra- matic Club: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Library Aide: Alternate Councilman: Western News Sales- man: Treble Clef Club: Glee Club: Western News Staff: Library Senior: Alternate Senator: Patrol. ELIZABETH L. SMITH Betty 4833 BALTIMORE AVENUE H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Carroll Phillips Rep- resentative: A. A. Manager: Sen- ator: Library Aide: Patrol: Alter- nate Councilman: Banker: Gown Committee: Vice-President, Span- ish Club: Senator. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 113 ns! Q0 JI EVELINE F. SMITH 'ismittyl' 1337 S. FIFTY-SIXTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Swim- ming Club: Gown Committee. EO E SMTH I 5209 WARRI. TON AVENUE Harrity ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Represent- ative: Gym Team: Senator: Coun- Cilman: Commencement Usher: Print Shop Manager: Business Science Club: Patrol: Gown Com- mittee. ANNA SNYDER Ann 2507 S. GROSS STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. HARRIET R. SPATIG Hal 1101 S. WILTON STREET Shaw Junior High Silver Certificate: Gold W ACTIVITIES : Editor-in-Chief, Class RECORD: Associate Editor, West- ern News: Editor of Joe Palooka: Library Senior: Commencement Usher: 12A Social Committee: Treble Clef Club: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative: Alternate Senator: Alternate Coun- cilman: Alternate A. A. Manager: Swimming: Aide to Mr. Briggs: Alternate Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Councilman. BYRON H. SPENCER Ronny 6016 ALLMAN STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Carroll Phillips Representative: Patrol: Manager, Baseball Team. JOHN Q. STEIN ,r ,f : Sy., ij!! ,fu M' Stznyyu 1- 5- V f f 4623 BALTIMORE AVENUE H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Assistant Manager, Freshman Tennis Team: Art Club: Gryphon: Senator: Western News Salesman: Patrol: Alternate Sena- tor: Nautical Club: Commence- ment Usher. Page 114 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 I P l .5 I 7 ,A j .. fl .f , ...J 5' V 'ijfri Aiivdf gl DAVID STEINBERG Dave 222 S. ALDEN STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A. IRVING STEINBERG ulrvn 4527 BALTIMORE AVENUE H. C. Lea, 1 I ACTIVITIES! est ews Sa s- many Ban 5 .5 A. A. X, MILDRED STEPHENSON 4IMil11 'Nr' , X 428 S. FIETIETI-I STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.g A. A.g Bankerg Dancing Clubg Study Hall Aideg Library Aideg Commence- ment Committee. wwf QWAEREN' C. STIRLING WAAALVLJQ L,v,jgf4A.1Y'f 'j Warr 5937 ADDISON STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES! C. A,g A. A.g Carroll Phillips Representativeg A. A. Representativeg Senatorg Alternate Senator. BERTHA R. STOKER Bert 5506 BALTIMORE AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Library Aideg Senior Dramatic Clubg English Club: VVorld Fellowship Clubg Patrolq Social Service Clubg Library Senior. ESTHER STRIEB Shorty 5821 NoREoI.K STREET Alice Cary ACTIVITIES: Junior Dramatic Clubg Library Aideg Library Seniorg Banker. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 115 l FLORA STULLER Steve 5012 VVILLOWS AVENUE Shaw Junior High MARY E. STURM I. Mar... 135 N. FIFTIETH STREET High School, Wildwood, N. J. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol: ACTIVITIES: Business Science Business Science Club. Club: C. A.: A. A. SYLVIA O. SWEIDMAN Sunny 1813 S. CECIL STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Library Senior: Patrol: Social Service Club: Business Science Club. J. MARION SVVEM I. Mm, ., 1219 COBES CREEK PARKVVAY Blankenburg ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A: Swimming Club. CAROLYN R. SUNDHEIM Sunny 612 S. FIFTY-FOURTH STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Library Aide: Alter- nate Senator: Senator: Banker: German Club: Study Hall Aide: Alternate Gryphon Salesman. SELBA SWERDLOFF Red Head 4917 SANSOM STREET H. C. Lea ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: A. A. Manager: Secretary, French Club: Senior Dramatic Club: Patrol: Commencement Usher: Stage Manager of Alice- Sit-by-the-Fire and The Thir- teenth Chair: Cast of Romeo and Juliet. Pdse 116! THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 I ffifimi A E. . ff! , , GUSTAVE C. TASHIE WILLIAM THOMAS HELEN M. THOMSON MGM.. MEM., ..H0ney.. 244 LOCUST STREET 1219 S. FIFTIETH STREET 1021 S. FORTY-SIXTH STREET Brown Prep Simon Gratz High Newton ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES: Track: Gym Team: ACTIVITIES! Patrol: Alternate Gryphon Alternate Representative: Senator: A. A. Manager: Carroll A. A. Manager. Phillips Representative: Assistant Banker: Gryphon Representative: Business Science Club. X , - l FLORENCE TOOMEY BETTY TRACY HAROLI5xK Floss Beit Fish' 6453 GLENMORE AVENUE 441 S. FORTY-THIRD STREET 5339 CHANCEL o STREET Tilden Jul'li01' High H. C. Lea Holmes Junior High ' ACTIVITIES: C.A.:A.A.: Banker: ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: A. A. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Sena- Patrol. Representative: Carroll Phillips tor: Western News Slesman: , Representative. Track. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 117 HAROLD S. TUFT Hal 5609 FLORENCE STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Western News Sales- man: Silver Screen Club: Science Club: Gryphon Salesman: Cast of Alice Sit by the Fire: Technician Staff of Annual Concert: Tech- nician Staff of Auditoriums: Tech- nician Staff of Thirteenth Chair. ELEANOR VANSANT HL., 5051 LUDLOW' TERRACE Upper Darby High ACTIVITIES: A. A.: C. A.: Banker: Dancing Club: Carroll Phillips Representative: Social Service Club, JEWELL H. WAITE Judy 602 S. FIFTY-FIRST STREET Tilden Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Banker: Councilman: Patrol: Field Club: A. A. Representative. DOROTHY R. VVALDOU Slutsy 8405 EASTWVICK AVENUE Cary School ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Carroll Phillips Representative: Bank Of- ficer: Spanish Club. I JOHN P. VVARNER .I-jack.. 5236 LITCHEIELD STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Football Team: Office Aide: Treble Clef Club: French Club: Art Club: Study-nHall Aide. I . E 4 I I I ' I ,V I . I ROBERT WATT IIBDIV, 5335 WEBSTER STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Aero Club: Secre- tary, Engineering Club: Alternate Councilman: Chairman, Ring Com- mittee: A. A. Grade Director: School Baseball Championship: Councilman: Photographic Com- mittee: President, A. A.: Secretary, A. A. Page 118 x THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 I I f M7 'kfyhfls f V V i J 1, ll X4 THEODORE WVEBER 1. Ted., 8107 EASTWICK AVENUE Tilden Junior High 'K1933 ACTIVITIES: Patrolg Second Team Baseballg A. A. Managerg Class Championship Basketballg Study Hall Aideg Class Baseballg Tennis. I IDA R. WEINBERG DOROTHY VVEHMEYER Sloz 820 S. VODGES STREET Harrity ACTIVITIES: C. A.y A. A.g A. A. Managerg Library Aideg Library Seniorg Western News Salesman. RUTH VVEINBERG Id Ruling 444 S. SIXTIETH STREET 641 S. FIFTY-FIFTH STREET William Cullen Bryant John Hay ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g ACTIVITIES: C,A.gA.A.gLibrary Gryphon Salesman. Aideg Dancing Clubg Alternate Gryphon Salesmang Alternate Western News Salesman. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 119 ELEANOR WEISS KATHRYN WEISS El Kitly 451 S. SIXTIETH STREET 5611 LITCI-IFIELD STREET Horace Binney Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Tennisg ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Gryphon Spanish Clubg Library Seniorg Representativeg Patrol. Library Aide. FRANK S. WELCHANS, JR. I-Bud., 5234 PENTRIDGE STREET Shaw Junior High H1933-I , ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Junior Varsity Football. 1 ' my, f' -S, - x K ,, . . . ROBERT VVENZKE, JR. ELSIE B. VVIEMANN ELEANOR I. VVIESNER ..B0,,,. I HEZS.. L S801 CHRISTIAN STREET 8434 EASTWICK AVENUE S547 PINE STREET . Harrity Tilden Junior High Holmes junior High 1933 g Silver Certificate ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Class ACTIVITIES! C. A.q A. A. ACTIVITIES: Basketball? Dancing Basketballg Aviation Clubg German Club. Leaders Clubg Track Teamg Alter- nate Senatorg Alternate Wesl- ern News Salesmang Circusg Tennisg Alternate A. A. Managerq Patrolg Hallowe'en Partyg Swimmingg Basketballg Hockeyg Gown Com- mitteeg Shorthand Reporting Club' Treble Clef Club. 1 Page 120 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 WILLIAM M. WILKINSON Genius 6022 CHRISTIAN STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.g Study Hall Aideg Chess Clubg Model Airplane Club. DARNLEY E. VVILLIAMS Slib 468 N. DEARBORN STREET Sulzberger Junior High ACTIVITIES: Class Basketballg Class Baseballg Bass Clef Clubg DOROTHY WVILSON HDD! .Y 5811 HADFIELD AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Senatorg Swimming Clubg Western News Salesmang Annual Concertg All-Senior High A. A. Representativeg Aideg Chair- Music Festivalg Glee Club, Presi- dent, Vice-President. man, Study Hall Aidesg Track Teamg Basketball Team. JAMES WILSON, JR. Knu!c 6830 CHESTER AVENUI: . Tilden junior High ACTIVITI,ES2 Naturalists Clubg Bank Clerkg Interclass Footballg Interclass Soccerq Interclass Base- ballg Interclass Basketball. ROBERT NV. WISE Bob 2063 S. CECIL STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES! Bankerg Philatelic Clubg' Bass Clef Clubg Trackg Owl 'Debating Clubg Cross-Country. BERTHA YVOLF Be1die 6152 DELANCEY,STREET Simon Gratz High 'ACTIVITIESI C. A.g A. A.g Busi- ness Science Clubg Stenographer, Reporting Club. . THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 17933 P692 727 .Q W1 r fy! fi Eli' JJ I .1 if ,r BERNARD M. WOLK Banu 5861 RODMAN STREET William Cullen Bryant 2 W Pins ACTIVITIES! Banker: Assistant Banker: Assistant Tennis Manager: Alternate Senatorg Councilmang A. A. Manager: Bass Clef Club, Secretaryg Screen Club: Lunch- room Patrol, Sub-Chairman: Com- mencement Usherg Study Hall Aide: Gryphon Salesman: Alter- nate Western News Salesman, Annual Concertg Literary Editor of RECORD Staffg Aide to Mr. Sayre: Aide to Mr. Wolf. .I ,,,fi1 EDWARD S. VVOLTONSKI nEdH 2413 S. MILLOCK STREET Tilden Junior High EDYTHE YAFFE Edie 5716 PINE STREET Holmes Junior High ACTIVITIES! C. A.: A. A.g Banker: ACTIVITIES: Gryphon Represent- Interclass Soccerg Interclass Foot- ball: Gym Leader. Q 1 . . . 1 i , ' i,.,o,zD7... :WJ C1 X lows ative: Leaders Clubg Councilmang Commencement Usher: Alternate Councilman, Library Senior: Short- hand Reporting Club. I X I ,, 'gwfg . f- , 'I -k .M ,Sv . -X . ...A HELEN E. YONKER Betty 1343 N. ALLISON STREET Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: C. A.g A. A.: Swim- ming Club: Study Hall Aideg Art Club. LOIS M. YOUNG ULU., 5415 CEDAR AVENUE Shaw Junior High ACTIVITIES: Senator: Swimming Club: Patrol: Hockey Team: Com- mencement Usherg Class Presidentg Circus. CLIFFORD F. YOUNG Clif 133 S, FIFTH STREET High School, Scranton, Pa. ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. Page 122 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 J 4 . If f' ': - ',.. all ,A I M IDA YOVINO HM.. 1128 S. FIFTY-SECOND STREET South Philadelphia High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol. CLAYTON H. ZAHN Claw 6201 CHESTNUT STREET Holzmes Junior High HW., ACTIVITIES: Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative: Alternate Councilman: Grade Representative: Varsity Track Team: Cross-Country Team. l IRVING ZALKIND IIIWU 5727 PINE STREET Holmes Junior High 1933 ACTIVITIES: Class Champion Baseball: Gryphon Salesman: Al- ternate Senator: Carroll Phillips Representative: Interclass Basket- ball. a .. , L... AARON ZELDIN The Baron 250 S. FIFTY-SECOND STREET Holmes Junior High aWa ACTIVITIES: Varsity Football: Esperanto Club: Library Aide: Business Science Club: Art Lecture Club: Alternate Senator. SAMUEL ZELDIN I. Shy.. 5444 LOCUST STREET Central High ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A. SYLVIA H. ZWEIG .IS-yr, 5804 RODMAN STREET William Cullen Bryant ACTIVITIES: C. A.: A. A.: Patrol, Banker: Field Club: Library Aide THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 123 EDVVARD C. ZVVICKER, JR. Eddie 571 2 CHESTER AVENUE Shaw Junior High Ac'r1v1TIES: C. A.p A. A.3 Alter- nate Senator-3 Baseballg Basketball. Y - n TOE PALOO A Page 124 THE Rsconn or THE CLASS or JUNE, 1933 - Zin illilemuriam I JOSEPH BAGOT, JR. We bow in respect To one who was with us But not to the end. His memory we cherish, His friendship we treasure, His virtues, commend. The call, it came quickly, He finished his work Ere his day had begun. Although he is away a He lives in our memory, His spirit is with us today. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 125 Bernard Barol Dorothy Beaudouin Bernard Belasco Freda Chessler Zena Coopersmith Walter Doscher Elsie Finkelstein Janis Gilfillan Nettie Jackson Jennie Ianulis Jack Kremens Jack Lyons John Allen Eleanor A.nthony Ellen Baker Alice Brown Bernard Clavan Vito DiVincenzo Matthew Donaldson Alfred Ellison Genevieve Goldberg Gertrude Goldberg Morton Greenwald Beatrice Greenwich Dorothy Kirschmann Ellen Kohn 12B AWARDS 6, I E. Gold HW Certificates VVa.lter Medoff Alvin Newmeyer Mildred Noble Edwin Rome Genevieve Sayers Miriam Slomowitz Harriet Spatig John Stein Selba Swerdloff Harold Tuft Bernard VVolk Anna Liebov George Miller Leonard Miller Mildred Noble Sara Patton Morey Powell Ida Rabinowitz Ruth Saidel Elizabeth Smith Eleanor W'iesner Darnley VVilliams Bernard Wolk Lois Young Page 126 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1933 .-'iw gf Nw Q ' mm siiumil SS' SONG ge, 2-Q S S W i x v in I mwumww ?fI53EilEEIE',- L -n IIEEIIEIIICEIII- l fllm . IIII 1 ID- I Ik., if-x:1nuw.-4:-1 l I fl l nh , FI S -- - : :. - '- :: : I I ' ee gh, 0 2 Q A 1 I I 1 4 Y, ' :v.All.' S ' ' ' il! l 'll ' l :V- 1 5 'te 5 q ,deav Wes? Phu! ' ' - NCWY' I- st .1- ' ,V F pf ull-:SI .-.Ili-lL'l'4n . -L II iFlII?IIIIi- I L!!! !'IIllI I iI I 4 I E - ' W I I I F , FSI! IIN! K III 'K ,III I .IIIIII I.-XIQQIIII II !Ql'll'L? 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Dryfuse SALUTATORY-Individualism in America. ............... Written by Louise Powers Delivered by Claire llliller CHORUS-Lullaby ......................................... ..,.. L eslie Senior lllernbers of the Treble Clef Club TRIBUTE CEREMONY-The Gift of Roses ........,.. Written by Beatrice Greenwich Delivered by Eleanor Anthony Seal Presentation .....,....... Written by Kenneth Cleaver Delivered by George Kohn ORCHESTRA-Finlandia. ........ ......................,..... S ibelius AWARD OF PRIZES AND MEDALS .... ..., J ohn Dennis Mahoney, Head of English CHORUS'Th6 Day Ends. ......, ...,. ............ D r igo-Clarke PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ................. ..... W alter Roberts, Principal VALEDICTORY-The Integrity of the Individual. ..,....... Written by Edwin Rome Delivered by Alfred Ellison CLASS SONG.. .........,.............. .... W ords and Mitsic by Helen Kutcher SCHOOL SONG-The Orange and the Blue. . . , ..... Mahoney, Campbell EXIT MARCH-Stars and Stripes Forever. . . ............. Sousa Page 128 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 SA LUTATORY BY LOUISE Po WERS INDIVIDUALISM IN AMERICA REETINGS from the graduating class of june, 1933. As Salutatorian I wish to extend to everyone present awelcome to these Commencement Exercises. We salute you, members of the Board of Education, you, through whose wise counsel, we have received such a thorough and well-rounded education. To our principal and our faculty we voice our appreciation for your untiring efforts and helpful interest in guiding us to this goal. We are glad to have with us our relations and friends, you who are nearest and dearest to us, who through the years have spared no sacrifice to help us arrive at this, our Commencement Day. We wish to thank you for the encouragement you have offered all along the way. It is our hope that we may develop into men and women worthy of the self-denial and effort which you have made for our benefit. May we fulfil the highest expectation of all those who have been interested in us and may we attain to some worthy accomplishment by means of that opportunity for individual development which is due in a great measure to the spirit of democracy which has ever prevailed in America. Led by the desire for freedom, the Pilgrims and Puritans came to the rock- bound coasts of New England. The need of self-reliance, amidst the difficulties they encountered, developed in them a strong, independent, individualistic character. In the pioneer life every man had to depend on his own working power to determine his importance in his community. There was revealed a necessity for self-govern- ment which aided the development of the individual politically and socially. The discovery and use of valuable natural resources, which were found in the mountains, plains, and wooded hills, led to the rise of huge industries and to the invention of machinery and labor-saving devices to facilitate the manufacture of raw materials. Through these productive enterprises were brought to the fore magnates and inventors who attained prominence mainly through ambition and perseverance. Today, there are men who have obtained the eminence which is theirs only through the opportunities open to the individual which democracy affords. The value of the person in the modern world does not depend largely on ancestry, but on leadership and creative ability. These qualities can be seen in the lives and ac- complishments of some of our great men, past and present. Let us turn back the pages of history to that memorable day of December in 1620 when the God-fearing Pilgrim Fathers anchored the M ayflowerin Plymouth Bay and first set foot on our shores. They were a small band of men in a vast wilderness. Separated from any neighbors by miles of treacherous forests, they were compelled to rely upon themselves. Each man made what he ate and wore and lived ing each man formed and held his own opinion. From such rugged stock came forth men of mighty individual power. - THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 129 Benjamin Franklin was one of the sons of New England who evinced great initiative and creative ability in the world of his day. When he first came to Phila- delphia, he appeared ridiculous to a young girl who was watching him from a door- step. Little did she think that this printer's apprentice was to become an infiu- ence through whom, The old order changeth yielding place to new. Through him were instituted public libraries, public schools, police and fire departments and such civic changes to make public life immeasurably safer and more convenient. That the spirit of the South, no less than that of New England, fostered indi- vidual achievement is indeed manifested by the greatest of our Colonial forefathers, George Washington. In the intangible realm of character there is no other country that can show in the past century or more, a man of greater nobility than he. In the travail of war and revolution, America had brought forth a man to be ranked with the greatest of military leaders, executives, and diplomats. This man by sheer force of character, combined with integrity, held a divided and disorganized country together until victory was achieved, and, after peace was won, still held his disunited countrymen by their love, respect, and admiration for himself until a nation was welded into enduring strength and unity. About a half-century later, we see the caravan lumbering along over the trails of the VV est, bearing thrifty, emigrant men, stout of heart, braving the perils of the great wildernessg and by their sides we see the ever self-sacrificing Pioneer mother. The lowly log-cabin, which was the characteristic home of these dauntless ad- venturers, brought to us the man who was to hold the nation together at a perilous time. Abraham Lincoln received limited schooling but through his own perseverance and initiative he fitted himself for the position of leadership which was to become his in later life. The great spirit of individualism was surely revealed in the rise of power of this untrained, untried, homely rail-splitter and backwoodsman who under- took in humbleness of mind the task of retaining as one the North and South. Of equal importance with the historical background in the development of the individual, was the growth of industry occasioned by the vast natural resources. To aid in the manufacture of raw products, there were brought into being inventions which in turn made their creators prominent. Two inventors who did much for the agricultural world were Eli Vlfhitney and Cyrus McCormick. It was through Eli W'hitney's cotton gin that the history of the South was radically changed, and from lVlcCorrnick's reaping machine great benefits were derived for the North and VV est. One of the renowned kings of industry wasAndrew Carnegie,who utilized one of America's great natural resources, iron, and through intense effort and great in- genuity organized one of the world's largest steel corporations. Our Nation has produced other leaders whose personal value in the modern age was developed by the advantages of democracy. Some of the most prominent may be found in the political world filling the office of executives of the government of the United States. Among these was Theodore Roosevelt, who was a man of great versatility and a force for righteousness. He used his great power for good in his war against the capitalists in the coal strike of the anthracite region, in his pro- Page 130 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ceedings against the trusts, and in his success in establishing the Pure Food and Drugs Act. It can truly be said ,of him, When the righteous are in authority, the people rejoice. A few years later, during the World War, Herbert Hoover became prominent through his wonderful work as an engineer and food commissioner in Europe. He, also, obtained his high position through perseverance, self-denial, and hard work. The privileges which have ever abounded to the individual in America helped this striving youth to attain eminence. These opportunities open to the young man in the Land of the Free, aid those interested not only in politics but also in business and professions. One who availed himself of these advantages was Henry Ford. He rose to a place of individual im- portance as a manufacturer of motor cars and his infiuence has extended to all lands. Similar to him, but in a different phase, is our world-f med inventor, Thomas Edison, who by his creative mind brought electricity as a, practical commodity to mankind and benefited thousands in their every-day life. The great power to which an individual can rise may be used for good or evil, for selfish, or unselhsh purposes. This influence can be exercised to a disadvantage when employed to monopolize trade or industry to the extent that other men's op- portunities are crushed out and people in general become subjects to be profited by. Ruskin, in one of his essays, condemns rulers of this earth who consider those under their authority as sheep whose flesh may be fed upon and whose fleece is to be gathered. Since No man liveth unto himself, and, Virtue is the only solid basis of greatness, no person is really great unless he uses his power to benefit others beside himself. It is the desire of every true American citizen that his Coun- try may continue to be the land of opportunity, a place of unlimited possibility, possibility for the individual. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 P692 131 VALEDICTORY BY EDWIN ROME THE INTEGRITY OF THE INDIVIDUAL ANY years ago Henrik Ibsen, the great Norwegian playwright and free- thinker, said, I believe that he is strongest who stands most alone. Ibsen knew whereof he spoke. Even in his day the preservation of one's personality and individuality was threatened. People who had their own ideas and did not conform with the accepted group mold were looked at askance. They were something to be wondered at. Ibsen, himself, experienced that situation. Today, when mass education and mass production are the accepted practices, the individual faces an even greater fight in order to preserve his identity. Individuality is so important to all peoples and to all nations that it must have an important part in our thoughts. When persons lose their identity they have lost that something which lends meaning and purpose to lives. Without it they are merely a group of robots, all thinking the same, all doing the same. Progress and advancement in thought, industry, and social well-being stop. Gradually, the long road back is retraced. Sir Richard Burton warned against such a recession in his day, Walt Whitman warned against it in his, Ibsen in his. Today the warning must again be issued. The declaration must again be made: the integrity of the individual must be pre- served. There is one threatening danger to individuality which is peculiar to America. America has been called the land where money means everything. It must be acknowledged that, in a measure, that statement is true. Many of our people turn all their time and energies to the getting of wealth. Everything is in terms of Money and Business. This, happening on a large scale, is a hazard which cannot be ignored. In America the common denominator for everything is material ac- complishment. The division of all into this denominator is attempted. We Americans are extremely susceptible to fads. A new type of hat is intro- duced and, in a week or two, every woman and girl in the country is wearing it. An expression is coined and, in even less time, it is on the tongue of almost everyone. When such things peril the individuality of one's outward appearance and speech it is easily seen how pressing the problem really is. Everyone is a member of a particular group of friends. This is a line thing in many respects. It may, however, lead to an unforeseen danger. After a time there is no interchange of new thought for such an exchange is soon exhausted. We begin to think alike. We dress alike. VVe talk alike, and follow the same routine. The ultimate result is the most unfortunate type of standardization and conformity. One's identity has been submerged. In A.merica, and other countries, the newspapers, to an extent, are a peril to the preservation of one's thoughts. On all questions the press takes sides and forms opinions. These opinions are, usually, accepted without question by the readers. The Hmolders of public opinion do just that for too many people. Page 132 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 The greatest menace which I shall discuss lies in mass education. Each term sees the graduation of hundreds of thousands of students. They have been taught the same things, in practically the same manner, and in almost the same type of schools with some variation. Have these students been cut out of different types of dough with the same cooky-cutter? Perhaps I may better illustrate my thought by describing a cartoon which appeared in a magazine several months ago. The picture showed a schoolhouse through one door of which a group of children walked. They were of all types, of different personalities, and of varying degrees of intelligence. From the second door of the school came a straight file of mechanical children, walking in step, dressed the same, and, it was implied, with the same knowledge. America prides herself on the fact that all her children are treated alike in the schools. Much can be said for this system. The United States is one of the few countries in which there is really equality of opportunity in education. T This principle, however, has its dangers. The purely cultural education of former years has given way to the persistent seeking for economic betterment. There is danger that the finer sensibilities of the individual will not be developed. Already efforts are being made, however, to combine the benefits of equal opportunity with those of individual treatment. Dr. Abraham Flexner advocates this plan: students who are mentally above the average are to be placed in separate schools. They will be allowed to advance in their work whenever they are ready. Consideration will be taken of types and tem- peraments. A similar plan has already been put into execution at Northwestern University. Schools equally adapted to the needs of other students will be provided. All efforts will be concentrated on placing them in the field in which they will work most willingly and best. Curricula will be varied and elastic. ' We shall place less emphasis on material accomplishment. More attention will be given to other things-subjects which differ widely from our daily job. Our knowledge will be as broad, as nearly all-inclusive, as possible. We shall, thus, avoid limiting ourselves to one field and having our thought constricted to matters pertaining only to that field. More than anything, however, the individual himself must fight to preserve his identity. Outside influences do help. More is dependent upon each person. He must seek new contacts. He must have wide and varied interests. He must not allow himself to be hemmed in by group thought or group action. People of all ages should be encouraged to have their own thoughts, their own ideas, their own personalities. In that way there can be advancement. Sir Richard Burton wrote: Be thine own Deusg make self free, Liberal as the circling air: Thy thought to thee an empire beg A Break every prisoning lock and bar. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 133 A normal amount of cooperation is necessary in order to live happily. You must always strive, however, to keep your identity free. Do not be bound by the tenets of other people. I wish to express the feeling of gratitude and thankfulness with which our hearts are so full. To you, Mr. Roberts, as principal, our debt is a great one. Throughout our four years you have been untiring in your efforts to lead us toward the goal which we achieve tonight. I thank you for the Class of June, 1933. You, our teachers, have been ever-present preceptors. You have taught us cheerfully and well. VVe are better for having known you and been under your guidance. We shall never be able fully to repay our obligation to you. We are fully cognizant of it, however. The class is deeply appreciative of what you have done. My classmates- after tonight we shall never meet again as a unit. We have worked side by side for four years, striving for an end which is at last accomplished. VVhen we leave to- night we shall carry with us the indelible memory of our years at VVest Philadelphia High School. I have just one more word: To thine own self be trueg And it must follow, as the night the day, .Thou canst not then be false to any man. Farewell. Page 134 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 PROPHECY ldillilillf-li p The depression is over and once more people are applying for positions. The President has created an information office in Philadelphia for the school graduates. Many of VVQ-:st Philly's students take advantage of this bureau and send Morton Greenwald as their delegate to investigate possibilities. jack Lyons, the manager of the bureau, and his assistants, Bernard Wolk and Ben Greenbaum, turn to their hles and give Morton a list of positions which are available. Upon his return: Each listener wishes to hear his name, To see what bid he has for fame. And so the reader starts right in To bestow with vigor and vim The Offices he has in fee - For his classmates of thirty-three VV ho comes yonder that we see? 'Tis Lois Young who used to be, The President of our worthy class, And she'll be Mayor of Boston, Mass. Shoemaker Harry to Washington now, Shall as a Senator make his bow. Warner, Pittman, and Thomas too, Are to make up a Gallant crew. Budd and Belasco builders be, Working with Golden to bridge the sea. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 135 Fields and Barol shall both attain In Timbuktu eternal fame. Louise Powers an author shall be When she receives her LL.D. Florence Toomey and Sybil Shrier, VVill make a tour of Warkwickshire. Wilson and Swerdloff shall winners be In the beauty show at Tennessee All the Smiths to China are sent To colonize the Orient. Jones, Moore, and Rubenstein, In the Alps will dig a mine. Connor, O'Connor an airman shall be And pilot planes across the sea. And we shall all see Sara Patton, Dressed in ermine, silk, and satin. On a liner soon departing Is our noble Richard Harding. Jeanette Maull with all her fun, Will make another Irene Dunn. Harris and Thompson are to be Radio announcers on WJZ. Pericles, Bobrow, and Berman shall sing In Wagner's famous opera ring. Eleanor Cronin will be content In her Social work, in the tenement. Meyers, Maynes, and Zwicker shall be Commanders on the stormy sea. Price, Abrams, and Ervin Dash, In a store shall make their cash. Page 136 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE 1933 In the army you will find Green, Zahn, and Rubenstein. Greenwald stops and looks around Perceives many a face with a frown. He coughs, and sputters and then begins And his audience he gradually wins. Roof and Batemen at Paris you'll see, Teaching art at the Great Lycee. We think Trout will be content To be a trapper and sleep in a tent. Kohn, Mickey, Feldman, and Hill, Shall study how to cure all ill. Famous chemists these are to be, Shapiro, Noble, and Anthony. Greenwich, Delworth, and Rosoff shall teach All suffering students Within their reach. McSorley, Cleaver, and Pip Watt Will roam the seas in a private yacht. And will meet in far Peru Isenberg and Harshaw too. It is said that Sophie Krapp, Will be a teacher in Jalap. In the flourishing band in Sicily, Are Plotkin, Anton, and McSherry. - Berschler, Goldstein, Pajor, and Clark, As English teachers will make their mark. Stephenson and Sayers a famous pair, Design trick covers forthe Morris chair. Crocker and Russell are to create Fashionable styles in '48. THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 Page 137 Lovejoy and Rubin, dash away! you Must capture the cup for the Red and Blue. Matt and Nannos are the stars, Of the team that's bound for Mars. Rickards, Kirschmann, and Reuben, too, VVill javelins hurl in '52, Ellison and Finklestein are to win Musical prizes in famed Berlin. Kremens as editor and publisher, too, Shall own a paper in Kalamazoo. Jackson, Skaroff, and Selma Fell Shall furnish the music in Robin Hood Dell. Beckman, Benditt, and Auvin Green VVill make a big hit upon the screen. Hedson, Heath, and Harriet Hayne VVill give their patients relief from pain. Donald Hickey and Helmueth Hessel To all shall be known, when together they wrestle. Hollister, Hurwitz, and Teddy Hidell Their own inventions some day will sell. Flicker, Fischer, and Edward Flynn By artistic work great prizes will win. Genevieve Goldberg, and Gertrude, you'll know XV hen they stage a theatrical show. Harriet and Edwin make more rhymes If they miss your bricks in time. Nothing more can here be done To help you in your life-long run, So go your way and do your best To make your journey a successg And in the future you will see Great virtue in our prophecy. P692 738 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 ,, ., X 1X,:X, X XXXXXX X , ,XXX,.XX..XX. ,, X f f X X ?9f'Xsf1fiXf1,,.X X X , . 1 .X iw. K3.fX.XX,XX 5 X V331 -iii Il' 'lmy .amX V - . fijj LKV, ,L.h, A',, AL,,. X,.L i ,X ,V Qfi k lil, A XX? k-Vg . 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COMMITTEES QS 12B PROM COMMITTEE HARRY SIIOEMAKER, Chairman LESLIE LEONARD HELEN CROCKER JANIS GILFILLAN WALTER DOSCHER JIM DAWSON CLYDE EGAN ELLEN KOHN DUFFIELD CLARKE 12B SOCIAL COMMITTEE JAMES MCSORLEY SELMA FELL FRANCES FELDMAN COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE MILDRED STEPHENSON MARY MURRAY MARTIN FIELD SENIOR ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE ROBERT MCSHERRY DORIS REILLY JANIS GILFILLAN JACK WARNER SELMA FELL SENIOR CLASS DAY COMMITTEE HARRY SHOEMAKER, Chairman JANE ISENBERG HARRY BECKMAN 12A SOCIAL COMMITTEE JACK KREMENS JIM DAWSON JANIS GILFILLAN HARRIET SPATIG CLYDE EGAN PEGGY LEONBERGER 12A CHARM COMMITTEE HARRY SHOEMAKER, Chairman CHARLES FIELD DORIS REILLY 11B RING COMMITTEE ROBERT WATT, Chairman BERNARD BAROL DOROTHY KIRSCHMAN CHARLES FIELD ALIDA EGLIT Pase 140 THE RECORD OF THE CLASS OF JUNE, 1933 I I APPRECIATION to Mlss MARY GROSS Miss ADA JONES and MR. CECIL O. 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