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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1935 volume:

f 5 ? , .117 V I n A 4 w X . L 1 ,,+ 5 . .4 x. - ,.f,,f, ' , Ji , ' 35 . x. .4 Q. .yn 1 -ga..-. ' , I 4- 1 - . ar., A THE RECORD 0 JUNE 1935 WEST PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL I 47TH AND WALNUT STREETS I PHILADELPHIA 0 PENNSYLVANIA FOREWORD BEAUTY, Guidance, Culture, Endurance, Pas- sion, Wisdom, and Life: these are the qualities that, for us, are typified by the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Moreover, their huge propor- tions symbolize the greatness and magnitude of our class. Beauty is represented by the magnifi- cent Temple of Diana at Ephesus, Guidance, by the Alexandrian Pharos, whose beams pointed out the way to the mariners of old, Culture, by the colossal Statue of Apollo, patron of the Muses, Endurance, by the Great Pyramid, which has re- mained intact for countless ages, Passion, by the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus that was inspired by a Queen's grief, Wisdom, by the Statue of the Olympian Zeus, supreme ruler over the lives of the ancient Greeks, and Life, by the Hanging Gardens of Babylon, that brought green fragrance to a lifeless desert. For these ideals may we always strive, that our life-work may be perpetuated as everlasting and useful monuments, and not become merely: Like snow upon the desert's dusty face, Lighting a little hour or two and gone. SEMPER FIDELIS DEDICATION E RE we embark on new voyages, we, the Class of June 1935, respectfully dedicate this Record to OUR PARENTS in grateful recognition and sincere appreciation of their guidance and self-sacrifice. C W.xL.'i'ER Ronmrs, Principal TO THE MEMBERS OF 'THE CLASS OF WIUXE, IVE? The Seven Vnlonders of the Wcmrld were the tullillment of the visions of men who saw their dreams take form, in part at least. For generations eaeh of these wonders has symliolized size or strength or permanence or heauty or the emhodiment of their hlending. They represent accomplishment. As a contrast men have struggled with the Seven Follies of Science and met the defeat which, we might say, was foreordained. An apparent glimpse of suecess spurred them on in their elliorts to triumph. only to meet with frustration. Wlieii we think of the Seven Follies of Science we think ol failure, although out of what was failure to the individual much ot oui scienee has developed. Although men may struggle with equal ardour and holdness. some may seein to win and some may seem to lose. The vision may he a wonder or it may he a folly. hut out of either may finally come much that is worth while. It is good to have a vision and the enthusiasm to seek its consummation. lvlay eaeh of you have a vision and may success attend you all. VUALTER ROBERTS. r .1 fs . if JLfiQ'ff7 .I if STELLA C. CULLEN Assistant to Principal S -Lgggc. Q' , Q ...Q,Q1:.X TO THE CLASS OF IUNE, zrmf Behind every wonderful creation there must he imagination -the power to vision heautiful form or to perfect mechanism. Productive imagination springs from true appreciation. Whzttever we admire, no matter where we see it, no matter whose it is, we value for its perfection or the satisfaction it hrings to us. The particular oh-iect of our awe may he the property of a state or the cherished possession of an individual. We respect their proprietorship, recognize their rights as owners, and rejoice that through them heautiful things have heen created and preserved. lt is only hy such an attitude of appreciation, where no envy or greed has dulled or destroyed our sense ol value, that lovely things mellow and come down to us through the ages, enriching us and adding to the worlds treasure. STELLA C. CULLEN FACULTY ENGLISH JOHN DENNIS IVLAHONEY Department Head Irvin W. Anthony Grace B. Atherholt Willard S. Campbell Mona C. Creer Isadore Edelman Holmes Falkenstein Alice E. Fellger Leroy Fothergill Lillian Frantz William H. Geisler Mary E. Gross Anna W. Hanna Helen B. Hassler Fannie Hill if HISTORY Marjorie jones Rose XV. Kaplan Carl Karsch Ethel Ladd M. Jeanette MacKenzie john V. Mclntire Georgina Melville George Montgomery David G. Paul Cecil O. Richardson D. Clifford Ruth john L. Sigmund Eleanor Tourison Herbert S. Weber MARGARET R. KoLLoCK Department Head Lydia T. Boring S. Ethel Boyt Mary M. Dennisson Albert Dooley Nellie Poyntz Ferry Mary M. Geller Edith Greenlee Harold Hallowell Marsden Lawley Sidney L. Livers M A .I I Eight , , Wilbur L. Mahaney james S. McAfee Margaret McNichol Eleanor Michaels Pearl Boring Mitchell Beatrice Peck William Ely Roberts Miriam Snavely Sylvia Weiss Miriam McClain Weston sw? x ,lL COMMERCE FACULTY MURRAY GROSS Department Head Henry E. Ahhott Gertrude B. Alter Cleon F. Book Isadore Burenstein Pauline D. Cohen Mary D. Comerford joseph Glasncr Martin A. Grove Mary C. Grove George M. Hoffman Williaiii Kantor Aaron S. Longacre Eugenia Lynch Helen Muller SCIENCE . -P Rosalie F. Murtagh Frederick W. Orttung Ruth H. Oser Mary F. Panaccion Harry Pomerantz Ethel M. Rogers Jennie Rotman l. Benjamin Shapiro Mary Stockley Grace M. Suplee Anne E. Townsend Beatrice E. Veltman Charles E. Williains Muriel Zalles MARGARET SMYTHE Department Head Wiliiiot Adams Ernest Bickell Arabel W. Clark Anna Cullen Gertrude M. Fairlamb Charles Gulezian David Wilbilr Horn T. Ellwood Huff Samuel .lacohs S. Dorothy Keeney Laura Lamb Anna Ross Miller Theodore H. Pyle George Rosengarten Louis K. Sayre Emma O. Thompson Anna Corson Trasoll Katherine Willianis Nine FACULTY LANGUAGE ELLIS A. Srznmxmti Department Head Helen E, Anderson Josephine Blanche Anthony S. Coma Annette H. Erngarth Alice M. Grcathead Adele Horton Margaret E. Hudson lvlarion S. Kessler Emma G. Kunze Reinhold Riemer Francisco Riveiro Archibald VJ. Rohmts Laura R. Seguinc Olive Vvlhcelcr XVilliam A. Hurwitz H. Rey NVolf Grace M. NVorcester . UL! MATHEMATICS AMY L. CL.xPP Department Head NV. C. C. Ball Robert L. Briggs Harvey B. Danehower Marie A. Dcpue Benjamin Fox Williaiii I. jones I. R. Klingsherg Margaret Ligon Edith Loux Harry B. Marple George L. McCraclu: Henrietta G, Radin Beatrice Richards Ella Rosentoor Florence Rothermel Carolyn Stretch I 1 . -- . ' ' 4 0 ' ' MUSIC HARRY P. Hoififmeisrrin Clutirman Charles xl. Dryfuse Sophie Gevov Virginia Henderson Q UWM A Ten f ,V I H '55-0. A' nliflfdfffyvf FACULTY HOME ECONOMICS ALMA M. HALL Department Head Gladys G. Brown Emily G. Haydock Edna V. Hill Ruth W. johns Ada Jones Marie R. Kaschenbach Hattie L. Long ART AND MECHANIC ARTS RALPH B. YONKER Department Head Alice R. Hale Alfred T. Harr Henry W. Hetzel Harry S. Hutton B. Frank Jarrett Elmer S. Lukens Elmer J. Reinhardt Gertrude Roberts john W. Robertson Elizabeth D. Schaflhauser jacob 1. Weitzenfeld PHYSICAL EDUCATION MARGARET C. REM1NGToN Department Head Stella C. Cullen Irene Davis Arlington Evans Wesley Hackman Herbert Hughes Paul Keebler Elizabeth McGlathery LIBRARIAN Adelaide I. Rose Isabel Seguine Maude Sharp Benjamin Stackowski Jeanette Tomkins Frederick C. Vail Emma E. Walton MARIAN MIRACLE Eleven SPONSORS BFATRICE RICHARDS AARON S. LONQACRL Tribute S WE view retrospectively the four years we have spent in West Philadelphia High, innumerable thoughts pervade our memories. Before we depart, we extend our sincere appreciation to Miss Richards and to Mr. Longacre, our sponsors. Despite the fact that our class is the largest in the history of this school, they have been most successful in their sponsorship. Many obstacles have confronted them in their work, but they have been equal to every situation. Lois LEDY President CLASS OFFICERS June 1935 WILLIAM NETSKY GERTRUDE MAGINNISS DOROTHY O'BR1EN IRv1Nc: NUREMBEM Vife-President Treasurer Secretary Editor of RECORD OTHE 1935 RECORDS WE ADIEU Word! --n Mui: U, P-ul May! I--L A 4 4 'f. . Z Z I E, - . . X Fw uma scnoou. we now Pawn' C0155 of JUNE HRW- CAXJD - BYE wfsrtrz N gu n we-11175- q . w. -ruf- S : g 9 5 E . - 6 , l ui ' i I Er- I 11' airs? ui: nn: v- 1l I ' I - 3- II- Q , 11 ,xlrmo . mv S v- I H' ' 1 1 N ml 1 VMI- ' - is E - Y :'!'1Et1'l ' I11 I 1- 2' 1 ' 1 '1 1 1 1 '11 11 T11 11- 11D-111f1r-I-1'-1-Y--1111 1I1-I . . N1l 5111 lun -s I Y nz I r I .. 6 0 5 B 8 5 6 f N e Q, fi ll 1 1 M-F . . 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Roberta Ambrose Eleanor Bailenson Barbara Barakat Freda Barr Virginia Bondy Howard Boyd Helen Bryan Einer Christensen Dorothy Cohen Lola Cooperman Lester Gorrsin Betty Deininger Howard Douglass Regina Edelman Norma Endy Dorothy Friedman Janis Goldstein Marian Gray Virginia Hanley Mary Harvey Robert Herr Estelle Hollander LAUREATI Helen Janulis Lena Kooperman Howard Kremer Gertrude Maginniss Dorothy Malakoif Albert Mart Joseph McKendree Ruth McLaughlin Burton Mendlin Orabell Mohn William Netsky Irving Nuremberg Dorothy O'Brien Gicely Pointer Lillian Powell Frances Robinson Howard Schachman Louis Slifkin Rose Solnek Jean Sparkman Martin Stein Ruth Teitelbaum D' L. ...Q - Class of June 1935 B y B.-xRs.AxR.-x B.xR.uc.fxT He who knows not, and knows not that he knows not. He is u Freshman -V-shim himq He who knows not, and knows that he knows not, He is a Sophomore-V-pity lnmg He who knows, and knows not that he knows, He is a junior --honor himg He who knows, and knows that he knows, He is a SENIOR--fereverence l'll?7l.l-l N ANCIENT times our forefathers constructed what were deemed hy the world as the Seven Great Wciiiders, hut it remained for the present generation to complete the list hy adding the Eighth Wmiiider, namely- -'-- our Class of June. 1935. Let us con' sider each of these wonders in turn, and, hy applying them to our high school career, see how our class has progressed to the esteemed place it holds today. Wlieii we first entered high school, West Philly seemed to correspond to the Mausoleum at Halicarnassusf -an inanimate edifice erected to hold equally inert conf tents ffus freshmen. How we wandered through the hare vaults not knowing which way to turn! Lost in this lahyrinth of intricate networks, we would suddenly come upon a sentry, or patrol, who was carefully guarding a sacred passageway. It was these patrols with their up and down stairwaysn and one way corridors who caused our days to he filled with confusion. In QB we had harely heeome acquainted with our school surroundings. The one thing that had influenced us was the high and mighty dignity of the seniors. They impressed us much as the Statue of Olympian Jupiter at Athens must have impressed the ancient Greeks. This statue personified their supreme diety whom they feared and honored, As Jupiter was the originator of all that took place in the sky, so we helieved that it was the Seniors who controlled our paths. Rain and thunderholt alike hailed down upon us in the form of summonses and detentions. Through all this tumult and turmoil, however, we still looked up to the seniors with a respectful and reverent eye. Seventeen 0THE1935 Rsconno CLASSHISTORY The Colossus of Rhodes, the third great wonder of the world, must have appeared as far away and as aloof to the Greeks as knowledge did to us. This hrass statue of Apollo, erected at the port of Rhodes, was said to have heen seventy cuhits high. It hestrode the harhorfmouth, the vessels passing under its legs. So it seemed that we, in searching for a knowledge that looked too high and farfreaching, had to pass under or go around it. According to tradition, this statue was thrown down hy an earthquake and lay ahout the city in ruins. The people gathered together the hits of metal, melted, and sold them. Thus, when knowledge came down to our level, every one had a share in partaking of it. We did not look up to learning as something unattainahle hut reached out for it with eager hands. Although we eagerly searched for knowledge, we still had far to go to fulfill that great accomplishment. Diana, Goddess of the Hunt, seemed to symholize our hlind instincts, and it was in her Temple that we laid our incompleted works. With the Goddess of the Chase we raced over the sands of time until we found ourselves standing at the threshold of l1A. As the crew of an Egyptian ship exulted when it first caught sight of the Pharos of Alexandria, so we rejoiced when the horizon of a new term loomed into view. On returning from our quest in search of knowledge, we saw the faint glimmer of the friendly lighthouse, a heacon standing at the harhorfmouth, heckoning sojourners to enter and partake of all that was offered. The fruitful period, 11B, followed, and our class sprang up with new life much as did the Hanging Gardens of Bahylon. Weeds and apparently lifeless hushes and shruhs gave forth heautiful flowers. What had seemed a harren desert in the fall now hlossomed out into such fine specimens as our fair President, Lois Ledy, who was aided hy Boh Kahn, VicefPresident. Next down the line came Betty Deininger, Secretary, while from amid the gay panorama, such sun flowers as Catherine Davidson, Vice' President of the C. A., and Nannette Bellina, head of our ring committee. stuck out their heads in wild profusion. Sof mi DANCIQRS CoL'NcIL Crass Som: Eighteen W ri QTHE 1935 RECOR Riacoan STAFF Gowrs Firrmr Pnoxi C oxixiirri I But what is this queer looking species heading the foremost row of our garden? Why, it's none other than Leviticus, our class mascot, atop the first 11B column in The Vvlestem News. Our Senior Year! We stood firm and mighty, like the ancient Pyramids of Egypt. These Pyramids were constructed of huge granite blocks huilt one upon the other in the form of a tetrahedron, each of the faces narrowing itself down until finally all culminated in the topmost peak, or apex. All this seemed similar to the purpose of our school career. Incidents in our lives were these granite hlocks that went to make up the faces of our Pyramids. Our studies, our experiences, our aspirations, and our achieve- ments -fall the various sides of our lives which pointed to and aided us on toward Success were represented. The walls were simply the characters which our school life had so large a part in moulding. Within these walls we stored away everything that we wished to preserve and keep for some future time, just as the Egyptians hoarded many valuahles in their tomhs. In IZA our former class president resumed her leadership, ahly assisted hy Boh Herr, VicefPresident, Betty Deininger, Secretary, and Gertrude Maginniss, Treasurer. while Knute Neilson, one of our numher, hecame VicefPrcsident of the C. A. Then there was our first class social, and what a social it was! The committee. headed hy Dorothy O'Brien, provided entertainment fit for a Pharaoh .... Next came the everfurgent question of money, and what a time Gertrude had collecting dues! But who is this little figure dancing her way into our midst? Why it looks liken- it can't he- it is-f Betty Boop! Leviticus, heing too slow for a Seniors mascot, was put hack into first grade, and Betty Boop took his place. just as things were running smoothly again, who should decide to resign hut Boh Herr. who was running for President of the C. A. With this last event another chapter in our school life was closed. The Seven Vxfonders of ancient times lay hchind us: there was hut one remaining' fone our century could claim as its contrihution to :ivili:ation. Nineteen OTHE 1935 RECORD! At last! The June term is on, and we, as High Seniors, have begun the last lap of our journey toward the station marked Graduation With this new term has come into being what had previously been believed not only improbable, but impossible -the Eighth Wonder of the World-our Class! Any one looking upon this great group of five hundred and seventy strong could not but confirm this statement. We seem more than just a class-in fact, we have all the aspects of a great city. As our train stops at this city which lies at the crossroads leading to Graduation or Uncertainty, let us alight and take in the points of interest. Naturally the first building that we come across is the city hall. A meeting of the council is in session with Mayor Lois Ledy presiding. Let us investigate and dis- cover for ourselves the trend the meeting is taking. Lois has just finished reading the resignation of Secretary Betty Deininger. It is voted to accept this resignation so that Betty may become Chairman of the Senate, our great lawfmaking body. Dorothy O'Brien is installed as her successor with William Netsky as new VicefPresident. This being national election time, all 'Lcitizens' were going to the polls, and we were soon informed that Bob Herr had been elected President of the C. A. Then council elections named Irving Nuremberg Editor of the RECORD, to be aided by twenty' eight assistants. Mary Harvey, Editor of the Western News, was also chosen from our midst. With all these elections going on naturally our city had its politics, directed by the party leaders, Miss Richards and Mr. A. S. Longacre, whose helpful and untiring efforts did much to better our city. , We next decided to visit the courts where Knute Neilson was meting out justice, assisted by Senior Associate Justices Norma Endy, Nanette Bellina, and Howard Doug' lass. Of course there were several shyster lawyers standing about and two of these proved to be William Netsky and Regina Pollock, class horsers. But what wild strains of music do we hear coming from yon dance casino? Why, it's the Senior Prom in full swing! This gala affair was preceded by two socials which proved even more successful than that of the previous term. Hearing the shrill whistle which announced the departure of our train, we hurry back to the, station, board the Pullman, and are soon speeding on toward our destination. As we pass along we view with pride our past achievements, and realize that the inspira' tions afforded by the Seven Wonders of the World have been fulfilled. What does the future hold in store? we ask ourselves. We can only hope the next four years will be as happy for us as the last four have been. Toward what are we heading? Your class historian does not venture to say, all that he can answer is, Time alone will tell. I 'Twenty O T HE ffl-fb-935 RECORD WI-IO 9 Sea WI-IO ELS!! QINQLEK BEST HJRT Salam CLASS BABES .--ur-kvf...-.., ENGL CLASS HORSE . LADKES, MAL , ,- tj f f6 'f5eza2f OTHE 193.5 RECORDO IZB SOCIAL COMMITTEE SAM BOYER, Chairman DOROTHY OIBRIEN WILMA TYSON DOROTHY MALAROEP JEAN BELCHIC IRVING NUREMBERG COMMENCEMENT COMMITTEE CAROLYN LORD, Chairman ARLAND JOHN ARNOLD JUNE WALSH JOSEPH MCF JAMES MYERS HARRY BEREZ SENIOR BUTTON COMMITTEE HARRY CRANVFORD, Chairman LILLIAN KAUFFMAN WHO'S WHO COMMITTEE LILLIAN KAUFPMAN, Chairman LOLA COOPERMAN FULMER GEORGE CLASS DAY COMMITTEE BARBARA METCALE, Chairman FULMER GEORGE NANETTE BELLINA SENIOR ASSEMBLY COMMITTEE LOLA COOPERMAN EDWARD HOLROYD HOWARD DOUGLASS ETHEL SMITH SENIOR PROM COMMITTEE REGINA EDELMAN, Chairman GERTRUDE MAGINNISS JAMES MYERS HARRY CRAWFORD DOROTHY OIBRIEN BETTY DEININGER IRWIN STEIN SAM BOYER FLORENCE MAIER IZA SOCIAL COMMITTEE DOROTHY OIBRIEN, Chairman NANCY H.ALL BILL LOTT SAM BOYER CHESTER STEVENS CRAIG SHULTZ GIRLS' GOWN COMMITTEE R I ' THY MCKININ EY, Charrman DO ELEANOR BACON ERMA BAILY ANNE BARNHART DORIS BARNS JULIA BREWER DORIS BURNS LUCILLE COHEN EDWARDINE COPE ANNA DAVENPORT JANET DAVIS HELEN DESMOND ADA FARBER MARIE GERMANO O MAMIE GOLD VIRGINI.A HARSHAW MARY HARVEY HELEN HILL GEORGIANNA HOLTER BLANCHE HUDSON RUTH KITTINGER DOROTHY LESLIE CAROLYN LORD CATHERINE LUNDQUIST ANNETTE MCCLOSREY BETTY MCKENZIE DORIS MILLER BOYS' GOWN COMMITTEE HARRY W. CRAWFORD, Chairm -IACK ARONOWITZ SOL BERG GORDON CAMPBELL EINER CHRISTENSEN RKTBERT DEININGER .JAMES W. DONALDSON ELMER EINWECHTER DANIEL EVELAND ROBERT FORT WILLIAM FRANKSEN LEON GOLDBERG ARTHUR GOODSPEED EDWIN JOHANNESSEN WALTER JONES WILLIAM LINENBERG ORABELL MOHN CATHERINE MORRIS HELEN PHILLIPS CICELY POINTER DOROTHY QUINN ETHEL SMITH EVELYN C. SMITH ROSE SOLNEK RUTH STEVENS MARGARET WEAR GWEN WELSH MIRIAM WERNER MARGE WI-IITELAW 6111 KENNETH MAY WILLIAM MORSE CHARLES PAUL FRANK RITCHIE STANLEY ROTH PAUL SCHIRMER BERNARD SHIELDS MARTIN STEIN THE MAUSOLEUM AT HALICARNASSUS White gem of marble, reared unto the sky By Artemisia, for her Carian lord, Within thy walls the pair in death did lie, While on thy pinnacle their chariot soared. l. lf: 1. ,.n- ,, .. . ,v ,iv ,u i , f rr: n , sw .V ,g' 'll - - ,A , - , rzfgg' ? : f 'fff7 ' fP ,, '4 lili-if , , -lllhs' ,Tien 14 M chi:-1 -1 1 iff f -swfzg,-H-'.'f wf.-fr vi -1d.if'e5 l fm 5101 ' .4 'ima :EZa'f-'fra-'fr f Aii :fJl'5z57!7i4JM'lv -4112-' , 'ig'-A2924 - '13, , '-FEM : ,izfgwf JFJVB,-f ,- .iw f '.7 ' f.f1f145i2q,L K 1 . -.-iw - - fi V 4i.fi12'u M111-1 1 r ff'-134 -- .+iil'f,:ii.flf3E31 f, f A --krtzwff Jw- fggf :rl' 1Li2fZ.?vf?'1': I - . if Kvfny' W ',p 'xq xw , Q-H? an fl it ' ' f' ' . 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' 1 an . 9 -: fri, 4, 1- 1 , ' 'VM Lx-r 6, W V 3 1, ,Q if , F Q -11311. ge I 4 .2 eg ' ar if A fk',ii'gfQ ff jg :ii QQ' Ii 5: gt. 5 -U gif-?Q,i,,3. e- - 1 A. I f-- - I u s fr- -' mf' W L iiilaiflfl --,--.w - Q,,' 1,4 1 1 R1 5 1- T , ,.,.. , .,.--. -I .vig-,,il,,? J.l1,!1ffvl' I I O I O I O I I lifiwl ' t :'lf-FV, i l 'i7 '7?i.!lg ' K .W :Jef hh, ' VI' ,lxf -..A 5 1,5111 1 'gigzgfg QE- ui' pfffslv' , ,H ll OTHE ROSE ABBOLONE 3607 Market Street Bonnie Newton Ambition -Stenographer. Activities -Alternate Senator: As' sistant Banker, 3: Patrol: Aide: Gryphon Representative, 3: Car' roll Phillips Representative, Z. V ' LEONARD, ABRAMS 6114 l zasliiiigtpn ,Avenue X fi' Luf'4 K V , ','Harrity Ambitimii Merchant. Aww-dx --Silver Certificate. Activities- Orchestra, 4: Band, 2: Patrol. 8: Banker, 7: Esperanto Club: Business Science Club: Prop' erty Man- k'Growing Painsv: Of- Iicc Aide: Study Hall Aide, 5: Li' brary Aide: Library Senior, 2: Big.: Brother, Z. DAVID ADAMS, Jr. ' 5542 Vxfillows Avenue Dave Shaw lunior High Ambition -Forestry. Activities -C. A.: A. A. SHIRLEY ADAMS 6247 Larchwood Avenue Shi1l Vv'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition- -See the World. Activities- -Senator: Alternate Sena' sern News Salesman 7 tor: We-t . ' . , .., German Club, 3: Secretary of Gerf mark Club. 1935 Twentyffour RECORD! MARY ALEXANDER 924 S. Twenty-fifth Street Mary Shaw Junior High Ambition- Bookkeeper. Activities- -C. A.: A. A. ROBERTA LOUISE AMBROSE 4514 Osage Avenue Bert ton iitimi Acti es ol: Circus, 2: Sci' ence I 3: Mathematics Club: Vice' dent of Science Club: Commencement Usher: Aide, 2: French Club: Italian Club: RECORD Staff: Secretary of Science Club. ANNA RITA AMOROSO 4630 Sansom Street Ann H. C. Lea Ambition--Get a job. ActivitiesfAlternate A. A. Man' ager: Alternate Senator: Patrol' Aide: Italian Club. MARIE ANDREWS 6025 Wziliitit Street Ric Holmes junior High Ambition---To be a business Wo man. Artii'itiesfBusiness Science Club C.A.: A.A. OTHE 1935 RECORDO HELEN ANDY Z0 S. Fiftyfninth Street Andy Icrscy City High, jersey City, N. Ambition'--ANurse. Activities-'fEconomic Geography Club: Art Club: C, A.: A. A. ALBERT ANGELSON 5753 Hazel Avenue Angel Harrity Ambition-Get a job right after graduation. Activities' -Patrol: C. A.: A. A. ROBERT APPLEBY 1329 S. Fiftyffourth Street Pat'l Shaw junior High Ambition- -Business. Actiiitiex -Banker, 3: Patrol: C. A.: A, A. 3 z , Jpstlgn Amouk ,4' yy 59fS Trinity Place lujoeu ' Shaw Junior High ' Ambition--Rai:lib'3Crooner. Activities- -B a n k e r: 3: P a t r ol: C. A.: A. A. Twentyffive JOHN F. ARNOLD 544 S. Fortyfninth Street john H. C. Lea Ambitionv-'To make thirty millions. Activities-Office Aide, 4: Study Hall Aide, 3: Patrol, 2: Sub'Chairf man: Senator, 3: Councilman, 2: Lost and Found Committee: Big Brother, 3: Assistant Manager of Baseball Team. JACK ARONOWITZ 5410 Chancellor Street ujack.. Holmes junior High Ambition7ArounCl the world on a tramp steamer. Activities-A-Patrol, Z: Sub'Chair' man of Patrols: C. A.: A. A. JZ, MYRTL Aspen 6 Bar g tree er. wa - ilve ertificate. Actiiities atrol, 2: Tennis Club: Swimming Club: Western News Salesman: Social Service Club: Of' ficc Aide, 6: Study Hall Aide, 2: Art Club: Business Science Club, 4: Ice Skating Club: Gryhon Repref sentative: Banker, 2. .. S . a ., X Atl c igh, A ic 1 . A ' ' So t DONALD P. ATKINS 5628 Angora Terrace ..D0n., Shaw junior High Ambition-Stay single. Activities-Senator, 5: Commence' ment Usher: Chairman Lunchroom Committee: Study Hall Aide: C. A.: A. A. mi-M if fix QTHE 1935 RECORD! SARAH AXELMAN 5020 N. Hutchinson Street Sue Harrity AmbitionfPrivate Secretary to the President. Activties--Patrol, 2: Assistant A. A. Manager, 2: A. A. Manager, 5: Library Aide: Glee Club, 3: Leaders Club, 2: Business Aide Club. NAOMI BACHMAN 403 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Nami Olney High Ambition-Fashion designer. Activities-Aide: Sub'Chairman of Patrol: Alternate Senator: C. A.: A. A. ELEANOR BURDETT BACON 4226 Baltimore Avenue Bac Sh aw junior High Ambition--Nurse. Activities-Western News Sales' man: Locker Aide, 2: Gym Aide: Study Hall Aide, 2: Gown Commit- tee: Homecon Club, THOMAS CAMPBELL BAGG 5024 Walton Avenue Tom Sli aw Junior High Ambitionu-Massachusetts Institute of Technology. Awa1dsfSilver Certificate. Activities-1Lost and Found Aide, 3: Usher, 3: Nautical Club, 4: Second Football Team: Assistant Track Team: Radio Club, 2. Tuientyfsix ELEANOR LIBBY BAILENSON 5832 Delancey Street HEI., Holmes junior High Ambition-Writing. Awards?-Silver Certihcate. Activities-President of Literary Club, 3: Literary Club, 6: Gryphon Representative: Music Club, 5: Li- brary Aide, 5: Library Senior, 2: Owl Debating Club, 4: Secretary of Owl Debating Club, 2: President of Owl Debating Club: Carroll Phil' lips Representative, 3. ERMA ROBERTA BAILY 6644 Upland Street Blondie te' . H, .5 Tilden igh Ambition'-Priyat secretary. Activities--litriecon Club, 3: Treasf urer of necon Club, 2: Patrol, 2: Alt ate Senator: Astronomy b: ost and Found Aide: Gym L er Aide: Gown Committee: estern News Salesman. GEORGE BALL 1027 S. Fiftyfthird Street Bajles Shaw junior High Ambition-Doctor. Awa1'ds4Gold Football: Triangular W : 1935 Activities-Senator: Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Class Basket' ball: Varsity Football: C. A.: A. A. ABE BANNETT 5812 Pemberton Street l'Uncle Abe Alice Cary Ambitio'n4Gymnast. Awavds4 l935 : Triangular VW' AWA : Activities--Class Basketball, 2 Class Football: A. A. Representa tive, 2: Gym Aide. 5: Gym Team '7 OTHE 1935 RECORDO BARBARA BARAKAT 6137 Vslashington Avenue Balls Harrity Ambition-f So you've been wonder' ing too. Activities -Patrol: Senator, 2: Car- roll Phillips Representative: Coun' cilman: Alternate Senator: Library Aide: Alternate Councilman: Liter' ary Editor of Rncoang Swimming Club: Ice Skating Club: Italian Club. WILLIAM BARKER 5518 Addison Street Bill Lafayette High. Buffalo. N. Y. Ambition---To be a swordswal' lower. Activities C, A.: A. A. i 1 ANNE BARNHART 5401sWebstcr Street 'TwistIete'rp '4 Shaw junior High Ambition - -Music. Activities -Patrol. Z: Western News Salesman, 2: Study Hall Ofhce Aide: Glee Club, 4: Swimming Club. 4: Banker, 2: Social Service Club: Senator: Treble Clef Club, 8: Usher: Gown Committee: Office Aide. 3: Lost and Found Commit' tee. 3: Alternate Senator. Z: Miisie Club. 4. DORIS VIRGINIA BARNS 636 S. Fifty-first Street l'Dot Shaw junior High Ambition -Secretary, Activities -Glee Club: Banker. 2: Gown Committee: C. A.: A. A 'Twenty 'seven FREDA BARR 6500 Elmwood Avenue 'lFritzie Germantown High Ambition- APublic stenographer. Activities-Business Aide Club Aide: C. A.: A. A. FRED LINDE BARROWS 5455 Thomas -Avenue 'lL111ole'll Shaw junior High Ambition-Thin man in a circus. Activities-Bass Clef Club. Z: Pa trol. Z: C. A.: A. A. ALFRED J. BARSHAY 5521 Catherine Street Barsli Harrity Ambition- Father of Quintuplets Actii'ztie.s-f-Patrol: Locker Aide: Class Basketball. 1: Chess Club. 1: Class Football: Track. SHYRLLIE FAY BARSKY 5711 Pine Street Tlierm0popilIi Holmes junior High Ambitm11---Psychoanalyst. Activities- ---- Patrol, 51 A. A. Mau' ager: Alternate A. A. Manager. 3: Alternate Councilman: Tennis Club: Social Service Club. 41 Busif ness Aide Club, Z: Commencement Usher. OTHE 1935 RECORDO ROBERT BARTLETT 254 S. Forty'fourth Street Big Bob H. C. Lea Ambition-f-Please the coach. Awards- AWA, 2. ActivitiesfA. A. Director, 2, Freshman Track: Senator, 3: Varsf ity Swimming, 3: Captain: Councils man, 2. ROSE BASMADJIAN 5266 Delancey Street Basmajor Holmes junior High AmbitionfNurse. Acti'vities4A l t e r n a t e Gryphon Salesman: A. A. Manager, 2: Busi' ness Science Club: Patrol: Alter' nate A. A. Manager. EDITH BATTERSBY 5521 Walton Avenue Eden Harrity Ambition-Get one good night's sleep. Activities-Banker, 2: Patrol, 2: C. A.: A. A. MEADIE S. BAYLOR 5844 Filbert Street Medan Holmes Junior High Ambition-Bookkeeper. Activities-Business Science Club: Patrol: Western News Salesman: C. A.: A. A. Twenty-eight STANLEY BEAR 5615 Samson Street Twerp Holmes Junior High Ambition-Orchestra Leader. ActivitiesfSilver Screen Club, 2: Stamp Club, 3: A. A. Manager, 2: Patrol, 4: Aide: Social Committee: Western News Salesman: Latin Club. LIDDIE BEASCH 5242 Delancey Street Lolly Holmes junior High Ambitious-Librarian. Activities7Patrol: Library Senior: Library Aide: Science Club: Ap' paratus Club: Gryphon Salesman: Western News Salesman: Hal' lowe'en Party: Swimming Club: Circus. EVELYN S. BECKER 2035 S. Frazier Street r-Evo, Shaw junior High Ambition-Doctor's wife. Activities4Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 5: Library Senior: Patrol: Aide, 3: President of Business Scif ence Club. MORTON BELASCO 4948 Wayne Avenue Mort Harrity Ambition-Business. Activities-Senator, 2: Orchestra 2: jazz. Orchestra, 2: C. A.: A OTHE 193 JEAN BELCHIC 3139 Wharton Street Jeanie Audenried Junior High Ambition-Business executive. Activities' -Tennis Club. 2: Swim' ming Club: Alternate A. A. Man' ager: Patrol: Alternate Senator: Western News Salesman: A. A. Manager: Social Service Club: Councilman: Commencement Usher: Secretary of Corridor Patrols: Big Sister: Business Aide Club. 2: Secretary of Girls' Lunchroom Pa' trol: Social Committee. GIRARDO BELFIORE 6119 flenmore Avenue ,V Iwo .1 Tilden Junior High Anfbition-Linguist. Activities'-Alternate Senator: Or' ganizer and President of Italian Club: President of French Club: Treasurer of Art Club: Secretary of Architectural Club. NANETTE M. BELLINA 403 S Forty-second Street li!! Nan 4 5 -J Barratt It A High 'A bt' V-C 2' f ns. m iion reajzy o gow Awards- VI Activitie,-lfgtrolz Social Service Club: Chairman of Ring Commit' tee: Secretary of Patrols: Grade Di' rector: Chairman of Carroll Phil- lips: Chairman, C. A. Decoration Committee: Chairman of Assembly Reception Committee: Circus Ven- dor: Aide. Z: Tribunal. ROSE BENINCASA 5716 Sansom Street Bennie Holmes Junior High Am bition---Teacliing. ActivitiesfSocial Service Club: Sci' ence Club, 3: Mathematics Club: Italian Club: World Fellowship Club: Business Science Club, 2: Swimming Club. Twentyfnine 5 RECORD! MILDRED BENJAMIN 4132 Market Street Millie Newton Ambition-Travel. Activities-Senator, 3: Alternate Senator: Library Aide: Glee Club: C. A.: A. A. LOUISE ADELE BENKHART 4233 Osage Avenue Lou H. C. Lea Ambition-Duke College. Activities-Study Hall Aide: Car' roll Phillips Representative: Busif ness Science Club: Infirmary Aide, 2. c. A.. A. A, HELEN CATHERINE BENNET 715 s. Fifty-aah sum ' Len Shaw Junior High Ambition- Stenog. 1 Activities-A. A. Manager, 2: P'f trol: Study Hall Aide: Busine. Science Club: Business Aide Cl ' Library Aide: Western News Mani ager. galil ,L I . . 1 HARRY H. BEREZ 4155 Lancaster Avenue Berries Sulzberger junior High Ambition-Business. Activities3Alternate Senator, 2: Western News Salesman: Business Science Club: Tennis: Baseball: Councilman. OTHE 1935 RECORD! SOLOMON BERG 5431 Ridgewood Street A'Sol Overbrook High Ambition -Bichemist. Activities-V Esperanto Club, 2: Lit' erary Club. 2: Owl Debating Club: Business Science Club: Art Club: Naturalist Club: Library Aide: Li' brary Senior: Gown Committee. ALVIN BERGER 5806 Pine Street HAI.. William Cullen Bryant Ambition-f-To bc the world's chamf pion key chain twirler. Activities---Carroll Phillips Repref sentative, 3: Alternate Senator, 2. Banker, 2: Class Basketball. 2: Silf ver Screen Club, 4: Vice'President Silver Screen Club: Aide, 6: Assist' ant Stage Manager: Music Club: XVestern News Salesman: Patrol, 5: Class Track: Christmas Waits. BENJAMIN JAY BERMAN 8427 Eastwick Avenue Ben Tilden junior High Ambition-f U. S. Davis Cup Tennis Team. AwavdsA Triangular ActivitiesfClass Basketball, 2: A, A. Manager: Champion Tennis Tournament: Banker: C. A.: A. A. RALPH BERMAN 231 S. Sixtieth Street Rally XVilliam Cullen Bryant Ambiti0nA'AGo0d Position. Activities'--Treasurer of German Club, 3: Class Baseball: Group Base- ball: Literary Club, 2: C. A.: A. A. TlliTIfv' HELEN BERNSTEIN 6211 Ellsworth Street Bernie Harrity Ambition- 'Traveling secretary. Activities!---Library Aide, 2: Patrol, 3: Western News Salesman, 23 Leaders Club, 3: Basketball Team, 2: A. A. Manager, 5: Banker, 2. Track Team, 2: Study Hall Aide, 3: Tennis Club, 3: Alternate Senator, 2: Carroll Phillips Representative. 3: Alternate Councilman, 2: Busi' ness Aide Club, 3: Commencement Usher: Ofhce Aide, 2: Aide to Dr. Kollock: Aide to Miss Cullen, 2: Senator: Circus, 4: Halloween Party, 4: Dancing Class, 2. CLAY BERRY 3446 Chestnut Street Razz Riehwood High, Richwood, W. Va. Ambition--Bookkeeper. ActivitiesfC. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934, ROBERT BERRY 46 N. Saint Bernard Street Bob Sulzberger junior High Ambition--Aviator, Activities-fSenator: C. A.: A. A. A. MONROE BERTSCH 5650 'Windstar Avenue Ninn Shaw junior High Ambition--College. Activities--V-Patrol: Assistant Track Manager: Business Aide Club: C. A.: A. A. O T H E ROBERT J. BLAETZ 5004 Locust Street A'Handxome H. C. Lea Ambition Manager of N. Y Yankees Au-in-ds f 'XV.P.H.S. Activities- r- Alternate Senator 2 , . Sub-Chairman. Patrol: Banker: Sen' ator: XVestern News Salesman: Nau' tical Club: Business Science Club: 'X 'X Mana er 2 Alternite Colin . .i . . .g . -: z ' cilmanz Carroll Phillips Represent' alive: Manager. Varsity Baseball. JULIUS BLAUFELD 5829 Vx'ebster Street A'Caesur Harrity Ambition -Vv'orId's champion gym' nast. ALl'UTdSfkkAW.KI.1 MW. Acti1'ities--'Class Basketball, 2: Li' brary Aide: Study Hall Aide: A. A. Representative: Alternate A. A. Representative: Western News Salesman: Gym Team, 2: Class Track. IRVING BLOCK 4741 Walnut Street Irv Holmes junior High Ambztionn Lawyer. Activities A-Patrol, 2: Group Bask' etball. 2: Banker: Alternate Sena' tor: C. A.: A. A. ISADORE O. BLOOM 8234 Lindbergh Boulevard Shadow Tilden junior High Ambition' Head of Nudist Colony. Activities Library Aide. 2: West' ern-News Salesman: Chemical An' .rlysis Class: C. A.: A. A. 1935 RECORD! 'T hzrtyvone MORTON BOHN 1622 S. Fifty'fourth Street ..M0Tl.. Shaw junior High Ambition -f Great chemist. Activities--Model Airplane Club' Senator: Class Basketball. 2: Group Basketball, 3: Baseball. VIRGINIA BONDY 5923 Walton Avenue Mlm., Haddonheld High, Haddonheld, N. Ambitio11-- Court reporter. Activxties---Banker, 3: Music Club, 2: Business Aide Club, 2: Apparatus Club: Library Senior, 2: Library Typist: Patrol: Alternate Council' man: Literary Editor of Riicoiun. LUCILLE BOYCE 4949 Olive Street Seal Sulzherger junior High Ambilionx-To join the White Parade. Activines---Hockey Club: C. A.: A. A. G. HOWARD BOYD 418 S. Forty'third Street G. H. H, C. Lea Ambitiorl-ff-Mining engineer. Awards'- Silver Certincate, Gold Activities-Senator. 4: Western News Salesman: Lunch Room Pa' trol: Library Aide: Silver Screen Club. 5: Treasurer, Photographyf Club: Assembly Projectionist, 3 Play Lighting, 4:'Camcra ar RECORD: Treasurer, Silv ren Club. 6y,xL 1 J i WW 4 OTHE 1935 RECORD! WILLIAM A. BOYD 1045 S. Ithan Street K'BiII Shaw junior High Ambition. --Musician. Activities- Organist of Spring Con' cert: C. A.: A. A. , . ' . , Q .. SAM BOYER 5240 Walton Avenue Sam Shaw junior High Ambition---Merchant marine. AM'dTdS'4llAWA..l Activities--Patrol, 7: Sub'Chairf man of Patrol, 2: Western News Publicity Manager, 2: Social Com' mittee, 2: Skipper Nautical Club: Gym Team, Z. EVELYN BRASLOW 630 S. Sixtieth Street Eppie VVilliam Cullen Bryant Ambition4Private secretary. Activities4Locker Aide: .Iunior Dramatic Club: Patrol: French Club, C. A.: A. A. DAVID BRAUN 5728 Hoilman Avenue Driven Shaw junior High AmI1itionfMechanical engineer. Activitiei4Model Airplane Club, Nautical Club: Gym Team: C. A.: A. A. Tliirtyftwo SARA BRENNER 1547 S. Fiftyfeighth Street .isuen William Penn High Ambition--Typist, ActivitiesgBanker: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. JULIA ETHEL BREWER 5117 Catherine Street njudyu Woodland Way junior High. Hagerstown, Md. Ambitio114Bacteriologist. Awards-Silver Certincate. Activities!-Library Aide, 4: Hal' lowe'en Party: Circus: Gryhon Representative: W e s t e r n News Salesman: Science Club: Social Ser- vice Club. Z: World Fellowship Club, 2: Banker, 2: Greek Club: Literary Club: Dancing Club: Car' roll Phillips Representative: Mathef matics Club: Gown Committee: Al- ternate A. A. Manager: Tetrahed' ron. ESTHER BRODKIN 5721 Addison Street HES., Southern High Ambition--Private secretary. Activities--C. A.: A. A. EMMA BRODSKY 2501 S. Holson Street Emmy Tilden Junior High Ambition-Art teacher. Awards--Silver Certincate. Activities-Patrol, 2: Secretary and VicefPresident Art Club: Social Service Club: Alternate Western News Salesman: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORD! MARIAN BRODY 6118 Christian Street Merry Vslilliain Cullen Bryant Ambition--Life, Liberty, and run- ning after Happiness. Activities-Senator, 3: Western News Salesman, 3: Alternate Sena' tor, 3: A. A. Manager: Grade Di- rector: Aide, Z: Patrol: Literary Club: Treble Clef Club. JACOB BROWN 5743 Baltimore Avenue jack Harrity Ambitimi7Second Shirley Temple. Activities-Airplane Club. 2: Radio Club, 2: C. A.: A. A. THELMA BROWN 5743 Baltimore Avenue Harrity Ambition --Dietitian. Activities-A. A. Manager, 2: Al- ternate A. A. Manager, Z: Social Service Club: Esperanto Club, 2: Homecon Club. HELEN BRYAN 3728 Locust Street Touts Ne to Ambition-W o b ' Beatrice Lillie at her own am . Activities- trol, 2: GI Club. 2: A. A. pre n ati - ience Club, 3: ary f ce Club: As' tri my Cl er, 2: Circus, 2: hematics b: Italian Club: Aide. -1 Los and Found Aide Lost and Found Committee: Com' inencement Usher: Basketball. Thirtyftliree JOHN BUDNE 38 N. Paxon Street Hfohnnyu Central Evening Ambition --Electrical engineer Activities--C. A.: A. A. DORIS V. BURNS 1412 S. Allison Street Done Shaw junior High Ambition---Music. Awarcls -Gold W, Activities -Gown Committee: All Senior High School Music Festival: Latin Club: Ticket Salesman for Spring Play: Library Aide: Library Senior. Bible Class: Patrol. 2: Glee Club: Western News Salesman: Treble Clef Club, 6: Treasurer of Treble Clef Club: Librarian of Treble Clef Club: A. A. Manager, Z: Alternate A. A. Manager: Hal- lowe'en Party. 3: Banker. 4: Tennis Club: Annual Concert. 3. THELMA MARIE BURR 6747 Linmore Avenue Tliel Tilden junior High Ambition---Private secretary. Activities- -Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Alternate Gryphon Sales' man: Alternate Western News Salesman: Aide: Apparatus Club. EDMUND CAMITTA 4719 Walnut Street Capone H. . Lea Ambition- . D. Activities- tern te senator: A. A. Man e ' rl, 2: Class Basketba . C .s ennis: Class Baseball: 'te . '7 I T H E GORDON CAMPBELL 920 S. Fiftyfseventh Street Go1dy Shaw junior High Ambition- -Cartoonist. Activities---A. A. M a ri a g 6 f, 29 C. A.: A. A. CHARLES F. CANFIELD, Jr. 5728 Vwlindsor Avenue Charlie Shaw junior High Ambition -Business. Activities--Patrol, 2: Business Scif ence Club, Z: Usher: C. A.: A. A LOUISE S. CARBONI 4030 Baring Street Weezie Vwlilliani Penn High Ambition- -Secretary. Activitiex---Business Science Club Z: Assistant A. A. Manager, 2 Patrol, 2: Owl Debating Club C. A.: A. A. VIRGINIA LOUISE CARNEY 5236 Wzilniit Street Ginny Frankford High Ambition- -Secretary. Activities- -Apparatus Club: Busi' ness Aide Club, 2: Music Club, 2 Library Aide: C. A.: A. A. 1 I935 RECORD! Tliirtyffour CHARLES C. CARR 6353 Reedland Street HClias Tilden junior High Ambition- -Chemist. AcLivitiesfBanker, 2: C. A.g A. A. CLARK CARROLL 811 S. Fiftyfeighth Street Oss3f' West Catholic High AniI7ition7Lawyer. ActivitiesfBusiness Science Club: C. A.: A. A. EDWARD CARROLL 7309 Passyunk Avenue ..Ed,, Upper Darby High, Upper Darby, Pa. Ambition--Weather forecaster. Awards -- AVv'A. Actiimies -A. A. Manager, 2: C A.: A. A. ELSIE CATTO 1132 S. Paxon Street Els Sh aw junior High Ambition7Secretary. Activities-Banker, 4: Patrol, 2 Aide: Assistant A. A. Manager C. A.: A. A. QTHE 1935 RECORDS ROSE CHAKMAKIAN 5321 Addison Street Rose Shaw junior High Arnbition-W Secretary Activities-Social Service Club: C. A.: A. A. HARRY CHARP 5719 Osage Avenue Chop Harrity Ambition- f-Chemist. Act1vitie.v-'.Western News Sales' man, 4: Patrol, 3: Class Baseball, 1: Basketball, 2, Fwfbifl, 2: Group Baseball, : Football, Baseball, Z: Mathemati Q C l u b: Analytical Chemistry Club. NAOMI C. CHARY 5912 Larchwood Avenue Shorty Williain Cullen Bryant Ambition' Model. Activities A. A. Manager: Alter' nate A. A. Manager, 2: C. A.: A. A. BESSIE CHERNOFSKY 547 S. Redheld Street Bess Furness junior High Ambition -Nurse. AL'fi1'iIiC.Y' C. A.: A. A. Thirtyffive ELSIE CHERRY 5913 Warrington Avenue 'AChe'rry Shaw junior High Ambitione-Be a baseball player's wife. Activities--Music Club: Business Aide Club: Apparatus Club: C. A.: A. A. EINER CHRISTENSEN, Jr. 5505 Upland Street Eins Shaw junior High Ambition--AMechanical Engineer. Activities-Patrol, 2: Commence- ment Usher: C. A.: A. A. REGINA INA CLARK 5760 Larchwood Avenue Gimmy Harrity Ambition- -I wonder. Awards-Y-Silver Certihcate. Activities-Basketball: Volleyball: Track: Leaders Club: junior Draf matic Club: Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Alternate Senator, 2: Banker: Senior Dramatic Club, 4: VieefPresident of Senior Dramatic Club, 2: Sponsor of junior Dramatic Club: Cast of Taming of the Sbrewn: Art Club: Social Service Club: Circus: Halloween Party, 3: Study Hall Aide, 2: Library Aide: Student Director of Christmas Play: Cast of Overtones : Photographic Editor of Riacoao. GRACE L. CLARKE 5059 Funston Street Du-mpyf' Sulzberger junior High Ambitiong? Activities- -Social Service Club: Glee Club: Banker, 4: Apparatus Club: Patrol. OTHE 1935 RECORDO BEATRICE B. CLYMAN 5514 Delancey Street UBCHH Holmes Junior High Ambition-'eWho knows? Activitiesee-Supply Table: Library Aide, 3: Patrol, 2: C. A.: A. A. BERNARD COHEN 5443 Sansom Street Quinn Shaw junior High Ainbiticmfpfravel. Activities--Alternate Senator, 2, Patrol: Western News Salesman, Z: Alternate A. A. Representative: Class Basketball. DOROTHY COHEN 411 S. Sixtyfsecond Street Dot Atlantic City High Atlantic City, N. Ambition--Hook a millionaire. Activities - Study Hall Aide, 2: Music Club: C. A.: A. A. ELSIE COHEN 3103 S. Eightyffourth Street Els Alice Cary Ambition!- Somebody's stenogf' ActivitiesfPatrolg Alternate A. A. Manager: Library Aide, 2: Library Senior. 2: Music Club: Business Aide Club: Apparatus Club. LUCILLE S. COHEN 5Q41 Larchwood Avenue Lu Q . 1 1' .a,.lShavwIuniix High AmbitionfNurse. Awards-Silver Certificate. Activities--Treble Clef Club, 6: Glee-ClubZ'SoCial Service Club: Pa' trol: Music Club: Alternate Coun' cilman: Carroll Phillips Represent- ative, G c Chairmaqg ommence' ment UR: Alternate Ivfanf ager: Banker, 2: Annual Concert, 3: AllfSenior High Festival, Z: Off nee Aide: Gown Committee. MICHAEL COHEN 5704 Delancey Street Mick Holmes junior High Ambition 7 -Engineer. Activities --- Group Basketball. 4: Class Basketball, 2: Class Football: C. A.: A. A. YETTA E. COHEN 237 S. Fiftyfeighth Street Tet Holmes junior High Ambition--Live and learn. ACli1liIi6S-r Banker, 3: Social Ser' vice Club, Z: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. HENRY M. COLVIN 5718 Warrington Avenue Van Porter Shaw junior High Ambitioiin-Numerous. Activitiesfpatrol, 2: Skating Club Alternate Senator: C. A.: A. A. GBE: Q or:-:E 1.9.35 nscokoa Nl L 2, f- . LOLA COOPERMAN 1 ' Q J' ,60'f-4-f -'Cfl- 777' 3441. 5922 Addison Street ' Lollv Wlilliam Cullen Bryant FLORENCE MARIE Cox Ambition----To sing a song as the 245 S. Forty'Hrst Street writer meant it to be sung. I-Flossiew Awards-V-Silver Certihcate: Gold Newton Activities- -'Senator: Alternate Sen' l AmbimmgNurSc ator: Western News Salesman, 2: , In ' q ' Western News Business Staff: Pub' Actwmeshpatml' '5 A' A' Mall' licity Manager Western News, 2: agef' 23 Altgmate A' A'qManagcr5 Councilman, 3: Mathematics Club, BUSIHCSS sclence Club, '3 Home' 2, President: Patrol, 2: Commence' Con Club, 2' President Basketball ment Usher: Big Sister: Ofhce and Teami Hofksv Team? T'aCk,Tcam9 Study Hall Aide, 3: Circus: Greek Carroll Phillips Representative. Club: Literary Club: German Club: Business Manager Western News, 3: ' THELMA LILLIAN cox 'DA EDWARDENE M- COPE 5015 Larchwood Avenue ',,'42Z6 Baltimore Avenue L11 ' --Eddiew Shaw Junior High 4 l Shaw junior High Qmlniifmggappnqeiimllln Amlaitioiikliasbion expert. ctwmes arm I ips Rcprc sentative, 2: Aide: Patrol: Half lowe'en Party: Latin Club, 3: Sub' Chairman of Patrols. Activities-f Senator, 4: Track, 3: Tennis. 2: Commencement Gown Aide, 2: Alternate A. A. Manager: Gown Committee: Chairman of Ac' tivities Committee: Circus. ELEANOR CRADDOCK LESTER CORRSIN 4233 Powelton Avenue 4739 Osage Avenue ,, El Tec N I H Oak Lane Country Day A I RW O P V ' U ' Ambiticm-f-Nursing. Ambition -Chemical engineering. Activitieqzwlxlapilratuq Club, C A, Activitiex- Model Airplane Club, A. A. 1 Q i A U 6: Gryphon Representative, 3: As' tronomy Club: Mathematics Club a 2: Tetralgedrons: Analytical Chem' HARRY W CRAWFORD 's ' Cl , 2. ' ltr, U 1543 S. Fifty-third Street joe E. Brown Wildwood High, Wildwood, N. I. JEANNE MARION CQRSQN l?mbirirmfaTo keep my sense of 5 T0 W. ' A Umor' .. 6x ifrrlngtlnl venue Activities? teinate Councilman, 1911717115 - Z,yPatrol, 3: 'lternate Senator, 2: li - -1 :N estern Ne Salesman, 2: Busif SHW Junior Hlgl rless Science Club: Gym Aide. 2: Ambition--Not to work. Gryphon Re esentative, 3: Chair' man of Cditnmencement Ushers: Chairman o Button Commiitee: Prom Commi tee: Lost and Found Aide: Assistaht Business Manager of RECORD: Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 3: Class Football: Class Baseball. Activities f--A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative, 2: Art Club: C. A.: A. A. l Tliirtyfseien OTHE 1935 RECORDO ROBERT CRESSWELL 5507 Locust Street Bob Shaw junior High Ambition--D. O. ActivitiesfWestern N e W s Sales' man: Alternative Senator: Mathe' matics Club: Grchestra: C. A., A. A. MARY ELINOR CROSS 40 N. Millick Street Mary Holmes junior High Ambition-What do you think? ActivitiesfSenator, 2: Western News Salesman: Business Science Club: Carroll Phillips Representa' tive: Banking Officer: Councilman: Study Hall Aide: Dancing Club: Alternate A. A. Manager. JOHN J. CROSSON 3724 Locust Street U-I0I1Tl71yH Atlantic City High, Atlantic City, N. Ambitionfflnter business. Awardse- Triangular W. ACtivitiesfB o y s Championship Basketball Team: Business Science Club, 2: C. A.: A. A. LEA CUTLER 5839 Addison Street Leela Harrity AmbitionfCollege. Activities-Alternate A. A. Man' agerg Locker Aide, 2: Patrol: Li' bary Senior: C. A.: A. A. Thirtyfeiglit ANNE L. DAMPMAN 6552 Regent Street Anne Tilden junior High AmbitirmfTypist. ActivitiesfA. A. Manager: Leaders Club: Patrol: Tennis Club: Swim' ming Club: Business Science Club. GILBERT B. DARBY 5231 Sansom Street Gil Holmes junior High Ambition---Take a trip around the world. Awa'fClsf Triangular W. Activities-Baseball Team: Boys' Championship Basketball T e a m: C. A.: A. A. EDITH LOUISE DAVENGER 219 N. Farson Street Edie Sulzberger Junior High AmbitionfSocial Service Worker. Activities -efe -Esperanto Club, Z: Ap' paratus Club: Social Service: Lunch Room Patrol: C. A.: A. A, ANNA H. DAVENPORT 6534 Windsor Avenue A'Davie Shaw Junior High AmbitionfSecretary to surgeon. ActivitiesfCarroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 4: Riding Club, Z: Alter nate Gryphon Representative: Al- ternate A. A. Manager, 2: A. A. Manager, 2: Patrol, 2: Dancing Club, 2: Big Sister: Alternate Coun- cilmanz HaIlowe'en Party: Gown Committee: Commencement Usher. I , 1 I J uri-151935 RECORD' JAY DAVIDSON 269 S. Fortyffourth Street Shaw Junior High AmbitionfMillion dollars. Activities --- Councilman: A. A. Representative: Manager of Swim' ming Team, Z: Class Basketball, 2: C. A.: A. A, JANET ELEANOR DAVIS 4014 Spring Garden Street i. U Jw Sulzberger junior High Ambition-Teacher. Activities-Alternate Senator: Car' roll Phillips Representative, 3: Lost and Found Aide, 2: Gown Com' mittee: C. A.: A. A. I 1 : ELIZABETH DEFALCO ', 6153 Grays Avenue Bets Tilden junior High Ambition-Successful business wo' man. ActivitiesA-Banker, 2: Gym Aide: Italian Club: Business Science Club: Basketball, 2: Dance Club, 2: Athf lctic Club, 2. BETTY DEININGER 5240 Kingsessing Avenue Betty Olney High Ambitio1ifCollege. Awards--Silver Certihcate. Activities'-Senator. 6: Chairman of Activities: A, A. Manager: Pa' trol, 2: Secretary of Class, 2: Senior Dramatic Club, 2: Christmas Play: Spring Play: Chairman of Senate: Vxfcstern News Staff, 2. Thirty-nine ROBERT DEININGER 5465 Pine Street Bob Hagerstown High, Hagerstown, Md. Ambition-Millionaire. Activities-Alternate Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Alternate Sen' ator: Alternate Councilman: West' ern News Salesman: Library Senior, 2: Library Aid : Class Basketball. MA P. DEMUTH .041 Irving Street A J, H. C. Lea Ambition--Fireman. Activities--Patrol: Alternate Coun- tilman: Senator: C. A.: A. A. HELEN DESMOND K.- 4825 Walton Avenue ' Vs, ,f', Pat V Shaw juhigyjigigh - Q Ambi' fw' s tk tickuyi in a eveegaa e Activitiesimker, r Patrol, 65 Commencement .' Gown Com- mitee: C. A.: A. A .W Q '.. an DAVID DIAMOND 710 jackson Street Duke Overbrook High Ambition-College. Activities-C. A.: A. A. 1 . OTHE 1935 RECORDQ fffizfi. MANN 63 33 Grays Avenue Bud Tilden junior High Am bitimi-f --lxiillionaire. Awards--- W, tbAWA.l' Activities'--'Banker: A. A. Manager, 2: Gym Team, 3: Gym Aide, C. A.: A. A. .J iv' . J HARVEY DILLER fi 4902 Chester Avenue Haw Shaw junior High Ambition -Osteopath. Awards AWA, W, H S Activities- -Senator: Alternate Sen' ator, Z: Councilman: Western News Salesman, 2: Assistant Manager of Basketball: Manager of Basketball: Associate Manager of Basketball: Art Editor of RECORD: Member Championship Track Team 1934. ELSIE DINGLER 5120 Delancey Street Elsie Holmes Junior High AmbitionfBusiness College. Activities--Carroll Phillips Repre- sentatives, 6: C. A., A. A. JOSEPH DIRECTOR 800 S. Fiftyfsixth Street judge Clney High Ambition-V--To have a Harem. Activities-V' -C. A.: A. A. f ' l Forty i GUS JOHN DI VINCENZO 6248 Reedland Street L'Gus Tilden Junior High Ambition!-loin the Navy. ActivitiesfAssistant A. A. Repre' sentative: Italian Club: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. FREIDA DIXON 4217 Market Street Fvitsy Newton Ambition-Private secretary. Activities-C. A.: A. A. FRED DOHRMANN 1841 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Freddy Shaw junior High Ambition--Coast Guard Academy. ActivitiesfPatrol: Business Science Club, 2: C, A.: A. A. JAMES W. DONALDSON 5851 Montrose Street jimmy Harrity Ambition- f-Navy. A 'a1ds4 Triangul r Mmm cQyzg! . ss' sci- e u : Group Basketball: Span' ish Club, 3: Vice'President, Spanish Club. OTHE I935 RECORDO WILLIAM R. DONER 4819 Walnut Street Bill Charleston High Charleston, West Virginia Ambition--Salesman. Awardse-- Triangular W. Activities--Class Basketball: C. A.: A. A. GLORIA DOUGLASS 5657 Washington Avenue Glo Harrity Ambition- -Court stenographer. Activities-Basketball, 4: Track: Apparatus Club: Junior Dramatic Club: Business Aide Club: Circus: Tennis Club: Naturalist Club. HOWARD DOUGLASS 5704 Whitby Avenue Stony Shaw junior High Ambition--Advocate of Honorilicr abilitudinity. Actwities 'Model Airplane Club, 3' Aero Club: Patrol: Tribunal: C. A.: A. A. EVELYN DRUMM 6077 Regent Street NEI .. v Shaw Junior High Ambition- Secretary. Activities--V-Banker, 2: Art Club, 3: Assistant A. A. lvlanager, 2: Alter' nate Councilman: Business Science Club. Fortyfone ELIZABETH CLAUDETTE DUBIN 5915 Warrington Avenue Tools Shaw Junior High Ambition-Modeling. Activities--Banker: Western News Salesman: Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Patrol: Gryphon Repref sentative: Volleyball Club: Basket' 'ball Club. HowAnn s. nuamrr Ii 281 S. Ithan Streehy Hnuby' 'ts Holmes junior High Ambition+To get E in English with Dr. Fellger. Awards- Triangular W, 2. Activities-Western News Sales' man, 2: Class Baseball: Class Bas' ketball, 3: Class Football: Patrol: Banker: Library Aide, 2. VALERIE DUFF 4909 Walnut Street Val Olney High Ambition-SuperfLinguist. Activities-Swimming Club: Italian Club: Banker: Study Hall Aide: A. A. Manager: Business Aide Club: Tennis Club. THELMA MILLICENT DUNCAN 120 S. Sixtieth Street Millie Upper Darby junior High, Upper Darby, Pa. Ambition7Secretary. Activities'--C. A.: A. A. . 5'Q 1 Iilff: f' x' 1 u 'xx OTHE 1935 RECORDQ ROBERT BAXTER EAVES 265 S. Hirst Street Prof Holmes junior High Ambition--To paint Easter eggs, and trim Christmas trees. Activities -f-Astronomy Club, 6: President, 2: Nautical Club: Science Club, 4: President 3. 4 8 BENJAMIN E ELMAN , 74751 Addison Street , VV m Ke11y' 'me unior High tion Artrave ai 1 1 A f-- i ' e an. ctivities er, 8: lternate Vvfestern e . alesm V: Gryphon Represe, .' e: usi cience Gi-db, P ol: o Christmas Pla,yjxL k ' . Ba king Club Presidx . EGINA H. EDELMAN y 6230 Pine Street Genie ,' Williarn Cullen Bryant ,Ainbitiow -To be myself. ,Activities f--Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 2: Alternate Senator: Senator: Patrol, 3: German Club, ' 2' Mathematics Club: Circus: Big Sister: Commencement Usher: Sub' Chairman Patrols: Library Aide, 4: Library Senior, 2: Study Hall Aide, 2: Councilman, 2: Chairman of Prom Committee: Associate Editor of Rncoao. STEPHEN DEAN EDWARDS 717 S. Fiftyffirst Street Dizzy Shaw junior High Awards-- AWA. Ambition-V-To be a second Fred Astaire. Activities-4Gym Team: Alternate A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A. Fortyftwo ELMER H. EINWECHTER 7127 Elmwood Avenue Zilcl1 Tilden Junior High Ambition- -Mechanical Engineer. Awards- AWA, ActivitiesASoccer Team: Nautical Club: Art Club, 2: Patrol, 2: Sub' chairman of Patrols: Alternate Councilman: Library Senior: Gry' phon Salesman: Western News Salesman. MATILDA ELGART 6117 Pine Street Tillie William Cullen Bryant Ambition- -Live and let live. Activitiexflfsperanto Club: junior Dramatic Club: Spanish Club: Pa- trol: Banker, 2: Western News Salesman: A l t e r n a t e Senator: Locker Aide: Leaders Club. KATHARINE E. ELLENBERGER 5040 Florence Avenue Kitty Shaw junior High Ambition--Chemist. Activities---Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Banker: President of German Club: Library Aide. 2: Sci' ence Club: Track, 2. NORMA E. ENDY 5236 Delancey Street Norm Holmes junior High Ambition---'Teacher. ActivitiesfCarroll Phillips Repre sentative: Councilman: A. A. Man ager: Senator: Tribunal: Secretary of Tribunal. v OTHE 1935 RECORDO nerr: s. ENGEL 1' 5528 Larchwood Avenue Bess Audenried junior High Ambiti0n+Fifth Avenue Designer. Activities - Patrol: SubfChairman of Patrols: Secretary of Patrols: Grade Director: A. A. Manager, 2: Swimming Club: Chairman of Rose Pin Committee: Tennis Club: Usher: Social Club, 6: Class Basketball: Dancing Club: Track: Chairman of Patrols. MILDRED ENGLISH 6300 Allman Street Millie Tilden junior High Ambition-Magazine illustrator. Activities--Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Alternate Western News Salesman: Art Club: Halloween Party: Aide to Mr. Briggs. DOLORES ETSKOVITZ 5511 Pine Street Dee Holmes junior High Ambition--A trip to Spain. Activities-W Alternate Senator, Z: Patrol: Library Aide, 5: Library Senior: Supply Table Aide: Study Hall Aide: Councilman: President of Business Aide Club: Chairman of Membership Committee of Sen' ior Dramatic Club, 3: Staff of Spring Senior Dramatic Play: Stall of Christmas Play: XVestern News Salesman, Z. DANIEL EVELAND -103 S. Fifty'Hrst Street lV1ajor Newton Ambitirm' lvlinister. Activities- Senator: A l t e r n ate Senator, 3: Sub'Chairman of Pa' trols. 2: Patrol: 3: Drum Major of Band, 2: Bible Class, 3: Council' man: Bass Clef Club. 4: Western News Salesman. Fortythree J if e 1 . y ... N. I 3113- ik, 5 q ADA FARBER 6935 Dicks Avenue HA.. Overbrook High Ambition-'Interior Decorator. Activities-Science Club: Astron' omy Club: A. A. Alternate Man- ager: Patrol: Gown Committee. NORMAN FEINBERG 5816 Catherine Street Norm Gverbrook High Ambition-Operate on Hitler's ap' pendix. Activities - Business Aide Club: Science Club: Library Typist: Busif ness Science Club: C. A.: A. A. AARON FELD 5626 Beaumont Avenue Fish Shaw junior High Ambition-C. P. A. Activities- -Business Science Club: C, A.: A. A. EVELYN FELDMAN 5817 Larchwood Avenue Ewen Carmel School, Carmel. N. Ambitirm-Teclinician. Activities---V-Glee Club, 4: Treble Clef Club. Z: Music Club: Social Service Club: Basketball Club: Swimming Club: Library Aide. 2: Library Senior, Z: Assistant XVestern News Salesman. OTHE 1935 RECORD' LOIS FETTERMAN 1615 S. Fifty-Hfth Street ..NiCk.. Shaw Junior High Ambition -Fashion Designer. Activities --- Patrol, 2: Halloween Party: Circus: Apparatus Club, 2: C. A.: A. A. LILLIAN FINKELMAN 632 S. Fifty-fifth Street Lil South Philadelphia High Ambition--Private secretary. Activities -- Basketball: Apparatus Club. 2: Halloween Party: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. HERMAN FISCHER 6232 Washington Avenue ..HUm,, Norristown High, Norristown, Pa. Ambition----Doctor. Activities --- Tennis: Corridor Pa' trol: C. A.: A. A. Entered january, 1935. ISABEL FISHER 6035 Spruce Street Izzy Fislill Holmes junior High Ambition- -My guess is just as good as yours. Activities - Patrol. 2: Business Aide Club: World Fellowship Club, Z: A. A. Manager, 2: Ap' paratus Club: Library Aide: Cir' cusp Assistant A. A. Manager. Fortyffoui' FRANK W. FITHIAN 536 N. Paxon Street Fith Sulzberger Junior High Ambition- You said it, Sport. Aufards-- AWA, 2: W, Activities-Western News Sales- mang Banker: C33 A.jK. J LEAH FLEEGLER J 1713 Georges Lane Lee Shaw Junior High Ambition - Professional Radio Singer. Activities--Patrol, 4: Bible Club, 29 C. A.: A. A. GLADYS E. FLOMENHOFT 231 S. Fifty-seventh Street Glad Holmes Junior High Ambition-?- Activities-Library Aide, 5: Music Club, 33 Study Hall Aide: Literary Club: Business Aide Club, 2: Esper- anto Club: World Fellowship Club. BETTY FOLEY 4828 Cedar Avenue uhm., Shaw junior High Ambition4Dental hygienist. ActivitiesfPatrol: Carroll Phillips Representative, 3: C. A.: A. A. QTHE 1935 RECORD! FLORA E. FORD 2017 S. Redfield Street Flo Shaw Junior High Ambition-Nurse maid in an or' phanage. Activities+Business Aide Club: Ice Skating Club, 6: Dancing Club: C. A.: A. A. ROBERT L. FORT 1119 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Bob, Shaw Junior High AmbitionfSoldier of fortune. Auvardsf- AWA, Activities- Class Baseball: Debat- ing Club: Study Hall Aideg Aide in 101: C. A.: A. A. DOROTHEA M. FOWLER 2039 S. Salford Street Dot Shaw junior High Ambition--Algebra professor. ActivitieswPatrol, 2: Office Aide, 3: French Club, 4: Social Service Club, 3: Science Club: Italian Club: Mathematics Club: Library Senior: Secretaryffreasurer of French Club, 2: Literary Editor of RECORD. FRANCES B. FOX 244 S. Alden Street Franny, South Philadelphia High Ambition-To sing the title role in the opera Carmen Actiuitiesv-Business Science Club: Business Aide Club, 2: Glee Club: C. A.: A. A. SARAH A. FOX 4915 Locust Street ..Nan,. Shaw junior High Ambition-Mannequin. Activities--Business Science Club Mr. Hoffmeistefs Aide: C. A. A. A. WALTER B. FRAMBES, JR. 4528 Spruce Street Walt H. C. Lea Ambition-f-Graduate from Philadcl phia Academy of Fine Arts. Activities-Swimming Team: A. A MQIDRHCF, 2: C. A.: A. A. T. WILLIAM FRANCKSEN 5410 Baltimore Avenue Bill Shaw junior 'Hfgh tal cbaractkris' of the parame' iulfin rapo se to external stimuli. ctivities-Tdautical Club, 2: Pa- trol: SuS'Chairman of Patrol: Science Club: C. A.: A. A. NATHAN FREED 5813 Rodman Street Nate William Cullen Bryant Ambition-Kibitzer. Activities-xA. A. Manager: Class Football. 2: Class Baseball: Group Basketball: C. A.: A. A. Fortyhve Ambitigfuf-To study temperamenf OTHE 1935 RECORDQ CHARLES H. FRIEDMAN 1030 S. Fiftyffourth Street Haskell Shaw junior High Ambition' - Commercial Photograf pher. Activities fe Science Club: Silver Screeen Club, 5: Photography Club: Class Tennis: Bass Clef Club, 2: Music Club, Z: Assembly Booth Projectionist, 3: Spring Play Tech' nician, 3: Shakespeare Play Tech' nician, 2: Western News Photog' rapher: Riacoiui Staff. DOROTHY FRIEDMAN 1600 S. Sixty-sixth Street l Dot ' Cooke junior High Ambition' -Stage. Awards--Silver Certihcate, 2. 'Actiiitiesfef-Senior Dramatic Club: Sponsor of junior Dramatic Club: Cast of Growing Painsn: Cast of Fourteen : Student Director of Christmas Play: Science Club: French Club: Italian Club: Esper' anto Club: Senator, 3: Carroll Phil lips Representative: Alternate Coun' cilnian: Library Senior. 1 . '., , -' 4- SARQJIVGAST . A 'f if J 6l,54'Sansom Street ' Gracie ,, . , 4 fl Holmes junior High 'A Ambition--Female Bing Crosby. Activities'--Glee Club, 4: Treble Clef Club, 6: Business Aide Club: Patrol, 2: Library Typist. JOHN GENTEKOS 5214 Rodman Street Ujolinnieu Shaw Junior High Ambition --fr Auto mechanic. Aiiiurds-ffA W : 'LAWA. Activitiesf-lunior Varsity Basket- ball: Varsity Basketball: C. A.: A. A. Fortyfsix R. FULMER GEORGE 630 Fiftyfirst Street N. iX'Fulmer 'lvl' Sbajlyl unior 'gli .N . Avmbib ni t e Eg lt. murals ' XX 3. V iuitie -Bimlk ,Sz Carroll Phil- lipskRep'resentative, 2: Councilman, Ta lternate Counxlmanz Football, 1 X 'J N MARIE LOUISE GERMANO 5431 Whitby Avenue L'Rie Shaw junior High Ambition- 'Business College. Activities---Patrol, 2: Business Scif ence Club, 2: lce Skating Club, 2: A. A. Manager, 2: Study Hall Aide, 2: Gown Committee. NATHAN GERSHMAN 5751 Pine Street Gersl1 William Cullen Bryant Ambition- Musician. Acti11itiesfNautical Club: Music Club, 3: Concert Orchestra: Art Club, 2: SubfChairman of Patrols: Patrol, Z: Banker, 2: A. A. Repre' ientative, Z. SAMUEL GINSBERG 1316 S. Fiftyfsecond Street Sam Sh aw junior High Ambition-f -Business official. Activitiesglianker: Alternate Sena tor, 3: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORDO CLAIRE GLASER 5753 Pine Street Claire Shaw junior High Ambition- -Belong to the leisure class. Activities --- Study Hall Aide, Z: Library Aide. 5: Library Senior, Z: Business Science Club: Library Typist: Music Club: Patrol. PAULINE GLICKMAN 7919 Harley Avenue Pa1sie-Walsie Tilden junior High Ambition--F.D.R.'s private secre' tary. Activities---Banker: Library Aide, 4: Library Senior, 2: Library Typ- ist, 3: Study Hall Aide: Senior Dramatic Club, Z: Costume Mis- tress for Spring Play: Literary Club: Business Aide Club, Z: Patrol: Lost and Found Aide: Aide for Miss Comerford: Hallowe'en Party: Cir- cus: Contact Manager for Christ' mas Play: Ticket Salesman for Spring Play. PEARL GLUCK ,Bf27',N.' Fjfbyisegond Street Fully 1 H.lC, lyeax Ambition--Living on velvet. -. l Awiirds---Silver Certificate. Activities- -Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative, 7: Banker, 3: Library Senior: Senior Dramatics Club, Z: Treble Clef Club, 4: Business Man- ager of Spring Play, 3: Sponsor of -Iunior Dramatics: Study Hall Aide. ISABEL GODDARD 219 S. Fortyfscventh Street .ilzzyn George School, George School, Pa. Ambition- -Williaiii Smith. Activities -Music Club, 3: Science Club, 3: Secretary of Literary Club, 3: Vv'orld Fellowship Club: Library Senior. ABE GOLD 764 N. Thirtyfeighth Street ..Bay.. Morton McMichael Ambition -Veterinarian. Activities vu Alternate Western News Salesman: Western News Salesman: Library Senior: C. A., A. A. BEATRICE SARAH GOLD 5514 Beaumont Avenue Bea Sh aw Junior High Ambition---To find him and bring him back alive. Activities--English Club: Alternate Senator: Alternate XVestern News Salesman, Z: Councilman: Banker, 5: Circus: Swimming Club: Study Hall Aide. MAMIE Goin 7 f 517 S. Fiftyfseventh Street Goldie Harrity AmbitionfTrying to find one. Activities--A, A. Manager: Swim' ming Club: Ice Skating Club, 6' Gown Committee: C. A.: A. A. v LEON GOLDBERG 5855 Christian Street Lee Harrity Ambition--Gra,duate from ,Drexel. Aclfifities-f-Bzfnkex, 2: 'W A. Man' ager, 2: , lgernate linker, 2: Westerli N s Salesmf . 2: Assist' antn nager of Soc Team, Z: ,Stu Hall Aid sher: Class Bask ball, 6: Cla Baseball, 2' Class olleyball, 4. i .1 Q' 74- OTHE 1935 RECORD! ANN GOLDMAN 5116 Baltimore Avenue Babe South Philadelphia High Ambitiim -Authoress. Activities -- Social Service Club. C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. SELMA GOLDMAN 244 S. Fifty'sixth Street Sister Holmes junior High Ambition --To excel Sarah Bern' hardt. Awards -Silver Certincate. Activities Senator: Councilman: President Senior Dramatic Club: French Club: Italian Club: Social Service Club: Tennis Club: Patrol: Cast of Spring Play: Cast of Christ' mas Play, Cast of Fourteen : Cir' cus. JANIS GOLDSTEIN 4738 Sansom Street 'ifuiiw H. C. Lea Ambition---Buyer. AwardsY?. Silver Certihcates. Activities'---Alternate Senator:Cwlee Club, 3: Patrol, 4: Library Aide, Z: Treble Clef Club, 4: All Senior High School Music Festival: Swim' ming Club: Annual Concert, 3: A. A. Manager: Banker: Western News Salesman: Senior Dramatic Club, 3: French Club, 3: Office Aide, Z: Italian Club: Commence' ment Usher: Business Manager, i'Growing Painsn: Leaders Club. SAMUEL JAY GOLDSTEIN 6203 Ellsworth Street Susie Harrity Ambition -- Motion Picture Pro' ducer. Activities--f Patrol, 3: Silver Screen Club, 2: Esperanto Club: Sub' Chairman of Patrols: Assistant Chairman of Patrols: Senator: Al' ternate Senator, 2: Banker: Alter' nate Councilman: Gryphon Sales' man: Office Aide, 3: Locker Guard, 2: A. A. Manager: Group Basket' ball, Z: Varsity Football Squad: Commencement Usher. Fortyeight ,iff--v,b'fZf,f'1ff 76' W4 i'-H ARTHUR W. GOODSPEED . 4613 Sansom Street UAH., Newton Ambition-AGentleman of fortune. Awards4 '34. Activities 7 Patrol: Sub'Chairman of Patrols: Class Soccer: Alternate Senator: Western News Salesman 2: Tribunal: Bass Clef Club. 2. SHIRLEY GOTTLOB 5813 Walniit Street Slii'rl Holmes junior High Ambition'-To go to Heaven on a mule. Activities--Patrol. 2: World Fel' lowship Club, 3: Dancing Club: Business Aide Club: Alternate A. A. Manager: Circus. HELEN GOUCHER 5659 Pentridge Street Helen Shaw junior High Ambition 4 Rival of McClelland Barclay. Activities - English Club: Swim' ming Club: Patrol, 2: Art Club: Study Office Aide: Skating Club. NORMAN GRAHAM 1518 S. Wilton Street Norm Shaw Junior High AmbitionA-Gentleman of leisure. Activities-C. A.: A. A. 0 T H E ROBERT L. GRAHAM 5021 Osage Avenue Bob Shaw junior High Ambition ----Physical Training In' structor. Awards v- -Scholarship to Turnge' meinde: 4. Activities-W Gym Team, 3: Gym Team Captain: Swimming Team: Alternate Senator, 3: A. A. Man' ager. 3: Carroll Phillips Represenf tative: Councilman: Alternate Councilman: Western News Sales' man. MARIAN GRAY 'JA 4506 Chestnut Street ' ' Blondie - I V H. C. Lea, ' Ambition---Nurse. ,J Activities -- Alternate S e n a t o rg Senator, 3: Councilman: Gown Committee: C. A.: A. A. HARRIET GREEN 5432 Chancellor Street Haw Holmes junior High Ambition we To wear gowns by Roberta. Activities -Social Service Club, 4: Library Aide, 2: Library Typist: Business Aide Club: C. A.: A. A. AUDREY J. GREENBARG 207 S. Fortyffifth Street Aud William Penn High Ambition'--A cottage for two. Awards' Silver certificate. Activities -'- Glee Club: Business Aide Club: Social Service, 3: Banker: Gryphon S ale s m a n: XVestern News Salesman. 1935 RECORDO Fortyfnine , ' . x 'v- .'Jil ' rp ,L Sr' -0 . I' -.-A ' . ELEANOR SCOTT GREENWELL 4921 Walnut Street Giggs H, C, Lea Ambition-fDrexel. Activities - - S e n a t o r: Alternate Senator: Alternate Councilman: Aide: Patrol: Library Senior, 2. r ETHEL LUCILE GRIER 5454 Catherine Street Lucy Shaw Junior High Ambition-aANurse. Activities-Western News Sales' man: Library Aide: Patrol: Alter' nate A. A. Manager: Bible Class, 2: Science Club. ANNA GROSS 5516 Spruce Street Ann Holmes junior High Ambition--You tell me. Activities --- Banker: Study Hall Aide: Library Senior. Z: Patrol: Social Service Club. 4. EDITH GROSS 463 2 Sansom Street Eden Harrity Ambition' -Latin teacher. Activities- -Music Club, 2: World Fellowship Club, 5: Owl Club, 43 Literary Club. 2: Gryphon Liter' ary Staff, 3: Glee Club. OTHE I935 RECORD' SAMUEL GUBEN 5329 Hadfield Street Usalmvi East High, California, Pa. Ambition-V--Be able to see all the movies. Activities-V fC. A.: A. A. ANNE P. GUTIN 5205 Haverford Avenue Cutie Willialn Cullen Bryant Ambition fn Authoress of a best' seller. f . Awards--'Silver Certificate, 3. Activities-f-Lihraryf'Aide, 6: Glee Club, 5: Treble Clif Club, 6: Sec' rc-tary Senior Dramatic Club, Z: Scnyfr Dramatic Club, 4: Business Manager of 'LMr. Pim Passes Byuz ,East .of 13Crowing Pains : Study Hall Office Aide, 5: History Off hce?AiCIc: Carroll Phillips Repre' sentitive, 2: French Club, 3: Busi' ness Science Club: Social Service Club: Swimming Club: Iunior Dra' matic Club: Leaders Club: A. A. Manager: Patrol, 3: Cfhce Aide, Z1 Alternate Senator. GEORGE WILSON HADLEY 6413 Saybrook Avenue Georgie Tilden Junior High Ambitionf-Business school. Activities - Patrol: Banker: Table Tennis Club, Z: Class Basketball Team: Assistant A. A. Manager: Swimming Squad. EDITH HALL 7039 Greenway Avenue K'Enie Tilden junior High Ambition -Art teacher. Activities fff- Patrol: General Science Club: C. A.: A. A. .Vx - i NANCY DALRYMPLE HALL 1' 935 S. Saint Bernard Street I i.Nan,, Xa Central High, Memphis, Tenn. Amhitio1ts4Business school. Activities--Social Committee: Study Hall Aide, 2: Secretary, Corridor P a t r ol sz Alternate Councilman: C. A.: A. A. NELSON LORENZO HALL, JR. 6025 Sansom Street 'Nelsn Holmes junior High Ambition 4' Marry a millionaire's daughter. Acti'uities4Patrol: Football: A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A. ANDREW WILSON HAMILTON 5043 Locust Street Steamboat H. C. Lea Ambition-Marry into the Woolf worth millions. Activities-Swimming Team: Nau' tical Club: C. A.: A. A. L. VIRGINIA HANLEY 5532 Whitby Avenue 1ii11iy Shaw junior High Ambition--To be a good cook. Activities -4 A. A. Manager, 2 Homccon Club, Z: Basketball, 2 Art Editor of RECORD Staff: C. A. A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORD! THOMAS HARBIDGE 3954 Mt. Vernon Street Slick Sulzberger junior High Ambition--Major leagues. Activities--A. A. Representative: Class Basketball: C. A.: A. A. ROBERT G. HARING 1212 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Toms Shaw junior High Ambition'-Lead an orchestra. Activities-Patrol, 2: Banker, 2: C. A.: A. A. O 'vt .-vmcmiig J.EE HARSHAW E 5136Wa1ton Avenue . A jim ' l Shaw junior High Ambitio'nfAssistant to Floss. Activities-Alternate Carroll Phil- lips Representative: Library Aide: Patrol, 3: Business Science Club, 2: Alternate A. A. Manager: Alf ternate Banker: Gown Committee. MARY HELEN HARVEY 4925 Larchwood Avenue Bunny H. C. Lea Ambition -Dermatologist. Awards- -Silver Certincate, 2. Activitiese--A. A. Manager, 2: Al- ternate Senator, 2: Hallowe'en Party, 2: Carroll Phillips Represenf tative, 2: Circus, 2: Library Aide, 6: Music Club, 3: Treble Clef Club: Banker: Usher, 3: Western News Staff: Editorfin-Chief of Western News: Commencement Usher: Gown Committee. MARTHA ISABELLE HASTINGS 1330 S. Fiftieth Street Belle Shaw Junior High Ambition-Leader of a girl's or chestra. Awards - Scholarship to Turngc meinde. Activities - A. A. Manager, 2 Locker Aide, 2: Alternate A. A Manager, 2: C. A.: A. A. MARGARET HAUSE 2526 S. Sixtyfsixth Street Marge Most Blessed Sacrament Ambition-Business. Activities-C. A.: A. A. CLAIRE W. HEIST 5712 Hadfield Street Bobby Shaw Junior High Ambition-Songwriter. Activities-A. A. Manager, 25 Pa' trol, 3: Carroll Phillips Represen' tative: C. A.: A. A. NORMAN HELLER 3818 Spruce Street ..NO7m., Harrity Ambition--Travel. Activities-Senator, 3: Alternate Senator: Banker, 2: Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Silver Screen Club, 5, Vice'President: Photo' graphic Club, VicefPresident: Elec- trical Technician School Play, 23 of Shakespeare Play, 3: of Concert, 3. OTHE 1935 RECORDO ETHEL HEMPHILL 5709 Malcolm Street Hemp Shaw Junior High Ambiniim V-Dress designer. Activities' --Assistant A. A. Man ager, 4: Business Science Club, 2, Tennis Club: Business Aide Club: 1 C. A.: A. A. WILMER C. HEPLER 6725 Guyer Avenue Will Tilden junior High Ambition--Rickenbacker II. Activities -- Banker, 3: Alternate Westerii News Salesman: lee Skatf ing Club: Class Basketball, 2: Class Football, 2: Class Baseball. ROBERT HERR 6137 Carpenter Street L'Xe'rx Harrity Ambitione-Astrophysicist. Activities --Alternate Sfnator, 2: Western News S ale s m a n, 3: Astronomy Club, 6: Philatelic Club: Ice Skating Club, 4'f Senator, 3: Senate Assemsy Committee: Sen' ate Tra Crfmmittee: Social Com' mittee: Pu city Manager of W. P. H. S.: Founder of Greek Club: VicefPresident of Astronomy Club: Organizer and President of Mathef matics Club: Mathematics Club, Z: Commencement U s h e r: Western News Staff, 2: VicefPresident of Class: Senate Amendment Com' mittee: Chairman of Senate Lunch' room Committee: President of C. A. PHYLLIS HEYWOOD 632415 Vine Street Phil Newton Ambitionf-To be somebody else's ambition and raise a lot of little ambitions. Activities - A. A. Manager, 2: Basketball: Track, 2: Banker, 2: Carroll Phillips Representative, Z: Alternate Councilman: Alternate Western News Salesman. RICHARD HILDEBRAND 4445 Chestnut Street Dick H. C. Lea Ambitioiiflinginecr. Activities--'German Club: C. A.: A. A. ' HELEN G. HILL 646 N. Forty-second Street Carrots Sultzberger junior High Aml7itionfStenographer. Activities - Alternate Western News Salesman: Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative: Banker, 2: Ice Skating Club: Gown Commit- tee. MARGARET M. HILL 1821 S. Fiftyfeighth Street Maggie Shaw Junior High Ambition-Business. Activities -fv Gryphon Representaf tive: Banker: Basketball: Tennis: Library Senior: Bible Club. 6. DORIS EMILY HIMMELEIN 5515 Willows Avenue Darn Shaw junior High Ambition--Fly to Honolulu. ActivitiesfA. A. Manager: Alter' nate A. A. Manager, 2: Western News Salesman, 2: Library Senior, 2: Councilman, 3: Commencement Usher: Assistant to Editor of RECORD: Patrol: Big Sister: Alter' nate Senator, 3. OTHE 1935 RECORDO FLORENCE BEATRICE HOFFSTEIN 3701 Chestnut Street Fl0s'y XVoodbury High, Woodbury, N. Ambition- -Bacteriologist. Activities---Science Club: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. NORMA A. HOFMANN 1504 S. 53rd Street 'iNnrm Lower Merion High, Ardmore, Pa. Ambition'--Secretary. Activities - - Business Aide Club: Library Aide: C. A.: A. A. f ii, If JIJ .1 'J ,AJf':l'j l ' J 'Y ii ' ESR'ELLE HOLLANDER ' iff 317 S. Sixtyfthircl Street Holly Holmes junior High Ambition---Cornell University. Activitie.sf--Western News Sales' man: Banker: Patrol, '21 SubfChairf main of Patrols, 2: Aide, Z: Com' mencenient Usher: Circus: Big Sister, 2. GRACE HOLLOWELL 7250 Paschall Avenue Redsy Tilden Junior High Ambition -- Metropolitan Cpera Company. Activities--Patrol, 3: Locker Aide: 'X tronoin Club' Music Club: . s y . Science Club: Circus, 2. Fiftyfthree EDWARD A. L. HOLROYD 1051 S. Ithan Street ..Ed., Shaw junior High Ambition- eCollege of Osteopathy. Awards-f- '35, Activities-Councilman, 3: Alter' nate Senator: A. A. Representaf tive, 2: Class Basketball: Organic Chemistry Class: Gym Team, 2. ,i ff 'IV.'1. , ' . ' tiff' GEORGEANNA HOLTER 1046 S. Fiftyfninth Street 'iGeo1gie State College High, State College, Pa. Ambition-Nursing. Activities?-A. A. Manager: Aide: Gown Committee: C. A.: A. A. EDITH M. HOPKINS 2534 Pershing Street Edith Tilden Junior High Ambition--Private Secretary. Activities -- Western News Sales' man: Glee Club: C. A.: A. A. DEVERA HORN 5217 Hazel Avenue Deb Shaw junior High Ambition-To participate in the business world. Activities-V-A. A. Manager: Study Hall Aide, 3: Aide: Banker: C. A.: A. A. ITHE 1935 RECORDO JOHN G. HORN 64 N. De Kalb Street folmnie Hatch junior High, Camden, N. Ambi1.ion4Physical Educator. Awards-- Triangular W, 2. Activities -- Western News Sales' man. 3: A. A. Manager, 2: Track, 2: Class Basketball, Z: C. A.: A. A. . BLANCHE E. HUDSON I , 4505 Springfield Avenue 'H Blondie Harrity Ambition- 7-Nursing. Activities if Patrol: Business Sci' ence Club: Homecon Club, Z: Swimming Club: Gown Committee. KATHRYN L. HUGHES 2611 S. Hobson Street ..Kay,, Tilden junior High Ambitione -Private secretary. Activities--H-Banker: Business Aide Club: Alternate Senator: C. A.: A. A. ROBERT HAMILTON HUNTER 328 S. Fortyfseconcl Street Bob H. C. Lea A1HL7ili0HfASLfOHOll1Cf. Activities-fCarroll Phillips Repre' sentativc: Astronomy Club, 5: Sci' ence Club, 2: Librarian of Astron' omy Club: C. A.: A. A. Fiftyffour RENA IMBER 125 S. Fortyfeighth Street 'LRene Alhambra City High, Alhambra, California Ambition--journalist. Activities4Aide to Mr. Paul, Z: Alternate A. A. Manager: Com' mcncement Usher: Circus: Literary Editor of the Riacoan. JANET P. IRELAND ' 5531 Whitby Avenue jan Shaw Junior High Ainbition-W Somebody's stenog. Activitiesf-Patrol: Ice Skating Club, Z: Councilman: Big Sister: Aide to Mr. Longacre: C. A.: A. A. HARRIET ISRAELVITZ 5834 Cedar Avenue K'Slieezix Haddonfield Memorial High, Haddonfield, N. AmlJition4'I'o put Winchell out o business. ActiuitiesfC. A.: A. A. GEORGE JACKSON 6083 Chester Avenue wack.. Tilden junior High Ambition -Business. Activities!-C. A.: A. A. f OTHE 1935 RECORDO BERNICE Z. JAFFE 6237 Vv'ashington Avenue Beezee Williaiii Cullen Bryant Ambition--Music. Actirties--Grade Director: Fresh' man Dramatic Club: Senator, 2: Alternate Senator: Carroll Phillips Representative, Secretary: Banker, 2: Music Club: English Club: Pa' trol: Vfestern News Salesman. HELEN M. JANULIS 7725 Botanic Avenue 'iHelen Tilden junior High Ambition---Artist. Awards---Silver Certificate. Actit'itiesALibrary Aide. 4: Library Senior: Patrol: Banker: Office Aide: Carroll Phillips Representative: President of Business Aide Club: Assistant Director of Library Seniors. THELMA JASPER 5920 Christian Street f1'I1el Vi'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition MPrivate secretary to the Boss Activities Locker Aide: Interclass Track: Music Club: Patrol: A. A. Manager, 3: Library Aide. 4: Li' brary Senior: Sub'Chairman of Li' brary Seniors: Tennis: Hoinecon Club: Business Science Club: Com' menccment Usher. EDWIN CARL JOHANNESSEN 6524 Dicks Avenue 'ijoei' Fitch High, Poquonnoc Bridge, Connecticut Ambitimi-f -Sports writer on news' paper. Activities- -Group Basketball: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. Fiftyfjve WILLIAM F. JOHNSON 4834 Cedar Avenue Smear H. C. Lea Amliition-President of the com pany. ActivitiesgGryphon Salesman, 4 Science Club: C. A.: A. A. AGUSTA JONES 6012 Waltoii Avenue Gussie Williain Cullen Bryant Ambition--V-Expert bookkeeper. Activities f--Business Aide Club World Fellowship Club: Music Club: Bible Class: Library Typist. CAN NAH JONES 5237 Baltimore Avenue Ca1mon Ball Shaw junior High Ambition- Electrical engineer. Activities-C. A.: A. A. EDITH F. JONES 5923 Walton Avenue Eddie Lansdowne High, Lansdowne, Pa. Ambitionk-Private secretary. Activities--Business Aide Club Business Science Club: P a t r o lg Banker: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORDO WALTER E. JONES 1330 S. Divinity Place Web Sh aw Junior High Ambition-V--Mechanical engineer. Activities--A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A. , ,Q fl ff T 1 9 X X I 'MURI JOSE 5 a om Street 'LIZ .. t ., gh AW1L7Il101'L+I..OOlilI1g for a sinecure. ActivitiexfAlternate Senator: Pa' trol, Z: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2: Alternate Western News Sales' man: Banker, 2: Study Hall Aide, 4: Basketball. WALTER JUHLINE 2108 Saint james Terrace Swede Tilden junior High Ambition----To live, love and be loved, Activities--Alternate Councilman: A. A. Manager: Western News Salesman: Study Hall Aide: C. A.: A. A. FLORENCE C. JURY 6600 Elmwood Avenue Flossie Tilden Iunior High A-mb1tionfPublic Accountant. Acti'uit1LesfA. A. Manager, 2: Car' roll Phillips Representative: Sena' tor: Swimming Club: A. A. Grade Representative: Circus, 2. Fiftysix MAE KABAKJIAN 419 S. Sixty'third Street 'AKabbie Harrity AmbitionfTo dance like Fred Astaire. ActivitiesfPatrol, 4: Banker, 2: Al' ternate Gryphon Salesman: West' ern News Salesman, 2: Senior Dra- matic Club, 2: Assistant Director of Christmas Play: Home Economics Club, Z: Business Science Club. ROBERT J. KAHN 4800 Pine Street Bob H. C. Lea Ambition7Playboy. Awards--Silver Certificate. ActivitiesfPatrol, 4: Aide, 5: Sena' tor, 2: Western News Staff, 2: Vice' President 11B Class: Aero Club: Western News Salesman: Alternate Senator. MARTIN KAPLAN 555 2 Osage Avenue ltMdTIVl, Harrity Amlvitionflsarmer. AwdTdS-LlAWA,1, 2. Activitiesfjunior Varsity Football, 2: Western News Salesman: Banker: C. A.: A. A. WILLIAM KASS 5825 Hoflman Avenue Bill Ambition--Haunt Hitler. Activitiesffirade Director, 4: Study Hall Aide, 5: Senator: Alternate Senator: Patrol, 2: Sub'Chairman of Patrol, 2: Assistant Manager Tennis Team: Election Committee: Ice Hockey Team: Ice Skating Club: Qflice Aide: Class Tennis: Philatelic Club: Second Tennis Team: Christmas Committee: A. A. Manager, Z. OTHE I93 BERNARD KATZ 308 S. Fiftieth Street Bud Overbrook High Ambitimi-Q To be a Casanova. Activities HScience Club, 2: Patrol, 3: Commencement Usher: Study Hall Aide. LILLIAN KAUFFMAN 5854 Rodman Street Lil NViIliam Cullen Bryant Ambition-V-Be successful in every way. Activities-fLocker Aide: Carroll Phillips Representative, 2: World Fellowship Club, 2: Alternate Sen' ator, 2: Western News Salesman: Senator, Z: Banker, Z: Councilman: Rranoan Staff: Business Aide Club: Aide, 6: Literary Club, Z: Button Committee. BERNARD J. KAY 4418 Spruce Street HKU., Overbrook High Ambition--Figuring out electricity in Physics. ActivitiesaAlternate Western News Salesman: Alternate Senator: Alter' nate Councilman: Western News Salesman: Alternate A. A. Repre- sentative. RUTH M. KEISER 5713 Whitby Avenue Rudy Shaw junior High Ambition-Business. Activities-Ice Skating Club: C. A.: A. A. Fiftyfseuen 5 RECORD! CORNELIA KEITH 620 N. Fortyfsixth Street Sis Sulzberger junior High Ambitionf-Pharmicist. Activities-C. A.: A. A. gif MA . LLY ncaster Avenue npegu Ches r High, Chester, Pa. Ambition-To be America's Elsa Schaiparelli. Activities-Alternate Senator: Lia brary Aide: Basketball: Art Club, 4: C. A.: A. A. ANDREW JAMES KEN NARD 4038 Samson Street Little One Newton AmbitiongTeacher. Activities-Banker, 4: Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Alternate Car' roll Phillips Representative: Bible Class: C. A.: A. A. WILLIAM A. KEYSER 610 N. Fortieth Street Bill-Curly Sulzberger junior High Ambition-w-Street walker looking for job. ActivitiesfPatrol. 4: Usher: Gown Committee: Study Hall Aide: C. A.: A. A. Q , f 1 I a n.,4' ,'k ' 4'-f'l ' .rue 1935 Recokvo MARY BARBARA KIESEL 4541 Larchwood Avenue Bains Olney High Ambition'--Buyer in Department Store. Activities Swimming Club, 2: Business Science Club, Z: Circus, 2: Hallowe'en Party: APPHFHU-IS CIUIU- Entered September, 1934. LAURA KIRILOFF 4400 Baltimore Avenue Louie Girls' High Ambition--To be a singer. Activities-fe-C. A.: A. A. QI'- 3' RUTH V. KITTINGER I , 1842 S. Conestoga Street I if If Rufus Shaw Junior High Ambition- fTeacher. Award' -Silver Certificate. ActiuitiesfLatin Club: Treble Clef Club. 3: C. A.: A. A. RUTH H. KNEBELMAN 4645 Walnut Street Duchess H. C. Lea Ambition - -Elmer. Activities--Banker: Study Hall Aide, 2: Library Aide, 2: A. A. Manager: Assistant Banker: Alter' nate Councilman, 2: Hockey Team: Library Senior: Patrol. KATIE MAE KNIGHT 3911 Aspen Street ..Kay.. Girls' High Ambitiowi-Music Teacher. Activities-Track, 2: Glee Club, 4: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. CHRISTINE KNOBLAUCH 4932 Chestnut Street l Chris ' . H. C. Lea Amlvitiongll. of P. Activities-Study Hall Cflice Aide, 4: Outside Patrol: Usher, 2: Senior Dramatic Club, 4: Treasurer of Senior Dramatic Club: A. A. Man' ager: Circus: Staff of Spring Play, 1934: Carroll Phillips Represent' at1VC. GEORGE B. KOELLE 5410 Trinity Street George H. C. Lea AmbitionfProfessor of Antidisesf tablishmentarianism. Awards-- 1935. ActivitiesfSwimming Team, 2: Literary Editor of RECORD: Coun' cilman: Alternate Senator: Gryphon Representative, 3: Western News Representative: Commencement Usher: Library Senior: Astronomy Club, 2: Nautical Club: Naturalist Club: Stamp Club. 3: Group Basketball: Tetrahedron. MOLLIE KOLANDER 8028 Eastwick Avenue Sh0rty Tilden junior High Ambitimif- --Bookkeeper. Activities-Patrol: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORD! f , rr 1 ' - J 1 r Joi-IN v. KONDAN 8126 Lindbergh Boulevard Long john Tilden junior High Ambition--To have a Boulevard named after me. Activitiesw-Class Basketball, 2: World Fellowship Club: C. A.: A. A. LENA KOOPERMAN 407 S. Fiftyffifth Street Betty Boop Shaw Junior High Ambition--To Boop like Betty. Activities A- Patrol, 3: Banker, 3: Swimming Club: English Club: Car- roll Phillips Representative, 2: Li' brary Aide: A. A. Manager: Ten' nis: Social Service Club, 3: Circus: Vice'President Social Service Club: Secretary Business Aide Club, 2: President Social Service Club: Bal' let. FANNIE KRAMER 5942 Ellsworth Street Kay William Cullen Bryant Ambition-ATo get an answer from an Employment Ad. Activities--Gryphon Representa' tive, Z: A. A. Representative, 2: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2: Li' brary Aide, 8: Summer School Library Aide: Basketball, 2: Lead' ers' Club: World Fellowship Club: Circus: lnterclass Track: Patrol, 2. LENORA KRAMER 202 S. Fiftyfsecond Street No-miie H. C. Lea Am bitio 11- - Successor to Pavlowa. Activities Circus. 3: Hallowe'en Party, 2: Patrol, 2: A. A. Manager, 3: Alternate A. A. Manager: Car' roll Phillips Representative: Banker: Leaders Club: Member of School Ballet. Fiftyfnine HOWARD U. KREMER 5904 Spruce Street ..KTem1v Holmes junior High Ambition-To be an Otorhino' laryngologist. Activities-Lunchroom Patrol. 4: Shakespeare Club, 2: Owl Club, Z: Cast of Mock Trial: Cast of The Taming of the Sh rew : Al' ternate Senator: Senator: World Fellowship Club, 6: Vice'President of World Fellowship Club: Presif dent of World Fellowship Club, 2: Commencement Usher: Councilman, Z: Associate Editor of RECORD. FRANCES KURTZMAN 5055 Baltimore Avenue F'renchy Shaw junior High A1nbitionAWork for Freihoffer's Loanng. Activities- --Banker: C. A.: A. A. NICK KUSMER 8532 Guyer Avenue Nick Tilden junior High Ambition----Bootlegger. Activities-Class Basketball. 3: Class Football: C. A.: A. A. JAMES H. KYLE 5847 Fernwood Street jim Shaw junior High AmbitionAAirplane Pilot. Activities-Alternate Senator. 2: Commencement Usher: Class Basket' ball: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORD! RUTH ANDERSON LAN DES 5 3 27 Pine Street Sandie Township Junior High, Haverford, Pa. Ambition---To be a teacher. Activities--Senior Dramatic Club, 5: Patrol, 3: Usher, 3: Swimming Club, 2: Class Basketball, 2: A. A. Manager: Banker. WILLIAM LANGREDER 668 N. Thirty'fourth Street Bill Morton McMichael Ambiti0nfNewspaper reporter. Activities -A Class Basketball, 3: VVestern News Salesman: Carroll Phillips Representative: Patrol, 41 Business Science Club: A. A. Representative, 3: Banker, Z: Class Football: Alternate A. A. Repref sentarive. DOROTHY LAUGHLIN 1609 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Dottiel' Shaw junior High Ambition---Nurse. Activizies 7 Patrol, Z: Westerii News Salesman: A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative. ESTHER LEAR 6041 Catherine Street Reds Williain Cullen Bryant Ambition-To drive my own road' ster. ActivitiesfPatrol: Western News Salesman, 2: Study Hall Aide: Hal- lowe'en Party: Banker, 3: Business Science Club: A. A. Manager: Circus. Sixty LOIS LEDY 5033 Osage Avenue W0is Weedy Shaw junior High Ambition-To adjourn a Council Meeting before 3 o'clock. Awards-Silver Certificate. ActiuitiesaSenator, 6: Secretary of Patrol, 2: Activities Committee of Senate: Lunch Room Committee of Senate: Office Aide, Z: Lost and Found Committee, 2: junior Re- ception Committee, 2: Commence' ment Usher: Sub'Chairman of Pa' trol: President of NB, IZA, 12B Class. 1 1 ' 1 . J- - 4 f f lf DOROTHY To.. LESLIE 5435 Norfold Street ..D0tH Audubon High, Audubon, N. Ambition-To see the world in my own yacht. Activities-A. A. Manager, 5: Pa' trol: Treble Clef Club, 2: Gown Committee. FRANCES LEVEY 5437 Chancellor Street Franny Holmes Junior High Ambition - To dance with Fred Astaire. Activities-Glee Club: Social Ser- vice Club, 3: Business Aide Club, 2: Business Science Club: Library Aide: Library Typist, 2. MORTON LEVIN 824 S. Alden Street Mort Harrity Ambition7Engineer. Awards-Silver Certificate. Activities+Orchestra: Track: Inter- class Basketball: Interclass Tennis: Music Club: Senior Dramatic Club: Alternate Senator, 3: A. A. Repref sentative, Z: Spring Play Growing Pains. QTHE 1935 RECORD! PHYLLIS ADAIRE LEVIS 713 S. Alden Street Flip Harrity Ambition--To have an ambition. Activities---Corridor Patrol, 3: Li' brary Aide. 4: Lunchroom Patrol, 2: Study Hall Aide, 3: Alternate A. A. Manager: Homecon Club, 4: Social Science Club: Art Club, 41 Halloween Party. 21 CIYCUS- 'll Grade Basketball: Hockey. LOIS LEVYN 6121 Washiiigtcmii Avenue Lawn Harrity Ambition-ff-Bacteriologist. Activities - - Alternate Senators 2: Carroll Phillips RCPFCSCIUHCIVCZ Vvlestern News Salesman, 3: Study Hall Aide, 5: C. A.: A- A- MARTIN B. LEVYN 4735 WHlHLlt Street Many H. C. Lea Ambition--To be a retired business man. Activities-f-Class Tennis. 4: Class Football: Class Basketball, 2: Aide, 2: Art Club. IRVIN LEWIS ' 272 S. Frazier Street Irv Holmes junior High Ambitimif--To be a columnist. Activities-Banker: Group Basket' ball, 2: C. A.: A. A. Sixtyfone GERALDINE LIFLAND 941 S. Fifryf6frh Street Gerry Shaw -lunior High good as mine. ActivitiesxAlternate Senator, 5: Alternate Western News, 5: Swim- ming Club: Councilman: Alternate Councilman: Library Aide, 5: Busi- ness Science Club: Halloween Party: Circus. WILLIAM LINENBERG 719 S. Fiftyfninth Street Bill Vv'ilIiam Cullen Bryant Ambition To catch up with Ruskin. Activities--Patrol: Banker. 3: A. A. Manager, 3: Mathematics Club: Track: Gryphon Salesman, 2: Group Basketball, 4: Group Volleyball, 43 Carroll Phillips Representative: Swimming Club: Chess Club. HILDA LIPKIN 5903 Cedar Avenue Hil William Cullen Bryant Ambition- -To live in Venice. Activitiesf-Alternate Senator: Al- ternate A. A. Manager: A. A. Manager: Locker Aide: Business Science Club. SYLVIA C. LIPPENHOLZ 5643 Catherine Street Sis Harrity Ambition---.lust friends with Fran- chot Tone. Activities-f-Patrol: A. A. Manager: Business Aide Club: Library Typistj Circus. Ambition-Your guess is just as OTHE 1935 RECORDO FRED LOBEL 5410 Walniit Street Fritz Holmes Junior High Ambition'-4Successful politician. Activities e- Study Hall Aide, 4: Science Club: Class Football, 'll Class Basketball, Z: Senior Dra' matic Club, 2: Track: Orchestra, 3: Science Travel Club. ' EVELYN M. LOGAN 5247 Addison Street Dick Tredyllirinfliasttown High, . Berwyn, Pa.. A-mbitioiif-Surgeon. Activities-Library Aide, 2: C. A., A. A. RUTH DORIS LONG 2608 S. Sixtyfeighth Street Ligl1tning Tilden junior High Ambition4Ladyfoffleisure. Activities--C. A.: A. A. SAMUEL M. LONSK 10 S. Redheld Street iisam-Y Holmes junior High Ambitio1ifTake life easy. Activities 4- Alternate Senator, 2: Silver Screen Club: Banker: A. A. Representative, 2: Study Hall Aide: Patrol, Z: InterfGroup Basketball: Football. CAROLYN B. LORD 7.038 S. Fiftyfseventh Street Carrie Shaw junior High Ambition-Secretary to a Doctor. Activities-Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Patrol, 3: Business Aide Club, 2: Alternate Councilman, 2: Gown Committee. .- '.- ASK rr- J - V WILLT LOTT B-'fglklatherine Street gf iii..-' Shaw junior High Ambition4-Professional sleepwalker. Activities-A. A. Manager, 2: Sen' ator: Alternate Senator: Council- man: Assistant Manager of Basket' ball, 2: Lost and Found Aide: Track Squad, 2: Social Committee: Ice Skating Club: Sports Editor of RECORD Staff. lt i ADELE F. UDERBACK 4813 ocust Street i l. Del X H. C. Lea A itiqn: ? Ac iviti -Basketball, 2: Patrol, 2: A. A. ljgnager, 4: Lost and Found Aide, 2: Banker, 2: Hockey. RUTH E. LOWRY 5914 Walton Avenue Ruthie W'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition4Stenographer. Activities!--Carroll Phillips Repre sentative, 7: C. A.: A. A. QTHE 1935 RECORD! HAROLD LUBER 613 S. Sixty'third Street Slim Fitzsimmons junior High AmbitionaTo isolate the ninety' third element. Activities--Model Airplane Club: Banker, 4: World Fellowship Club. 4: Owl Debating Club, 2: Chemistry Club: Esperanto Club: Treasurer of Wlorld Fellowship Club: Vice'Presi' dent of Owl Debating Club: West' ern News Salesman: Spring Play Ticket Salesman: Patrol, 3: Study Hall Aide. EVELYN N. LUDWIG 6041 Cedarhurst Street Ev XVilliam Cullen Bryant Ambiticm-To be happy and suc' ccssful in life. Activities-Banker, 2: Entertainer at Socials, 5: Business Science Club: Library Senior, 2: C. A,: A. A. CATHERINE F. LUNDQUIST 1823 S. Fifty'fifth Street Kitten Shaw junior High Ambition---Nurse. Activities -- Patrol: Aide: Bible Class: Business Science Club: Gown Committee. EDITH LUNDY 1132 S. Fifty'fourth Street HE.. Williaiii Penn High Ambitiun---Secretary. Activities- C. A.: A. A. Sixtyetlivee ALBERT MACHLIN 5416 Pentridge Street HAI.. Central High Ambition--f'Farmer. Activities--Study Hall Aide: Pa trol: Mtlsic Club: C. A.: A. A. GERTRUDE E. MAGINNISS 5836 Warrington Avenue Gert Shaw junior High Ambition--To get an electric add ing machine. AwardskSilver Certificate: Scholar' ship to Turngemeinde ctivitie. ml: Swimming Club Q . 1 . , Banker, 3: Tennis Club: Alter' nate Senator: Western News Sales' man: Vkfestern News Business Staff , 3: Treasurer Senior Class: Com' mencement Usher: Aide: Big Sister: Secretary of Patrols: Senator: Basketball. FLORENCE K. MAIER 5014 Irving Street Flossie H. C. Lea Ambition--eBusiness. Activities Q Banker, 5: Gryphon Salesman, 2: Aide, 2: Patrol, 3: Print Shop, 2: Library Aide: Alter' nate VVestern News Salesman, 2: Assistant Banker: Prom Committee. DOROTHY S. MALAKOFF 6220 Catherine Street Dotsy W'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition---To be successful. Activities-Music Club, Z: German Club, 3: Vice'President, German Club: Patrol, 3: Senator, 3: West' ern News Salesman, 2: Library Aide, 2: Library Senior, Z: Big Sis' ters: Commencement Usher: Coun' cilman: A. A. Grade Representa' tive: Social Committee: Circus: As' sociatc Editor of Recoang Dancing Club: Mathematics Club: Manager of Track Team: Aide. I QTHE 1935 RECORD' SYLVIA MARCUS 5438 Locust Street Dimples South Philadelphia High Ambition- -To livew-to love-and be loved. Activities- --Study Hall Aide, 2: Pa' trol, 2: C. A.: A. A. HARRIET MARKS 5153 Florence Avenue Hain Simon Gratz High Ambition- -Travel. Activities--Esperanto Club: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. MIRIAM HARRIET MARKS 6039 Cedarhurst Street Mimi Tilden junior High Ambition--Private secretary in a large law office. Activities-V Patrol, Z: Business Sci' ence Club: Library Senior: C. A.: A. A. MORTON MARKS 6001 Reinhart Street Harpo Paulsboro High, Paulsboro, N. l. Ambitimif--Scientist. Activities fGryphon Salesman: Bass Clef Club, 7.1 Western News Sales' man: Banker, Z: Model Airplane Club, 2: Study Hall Aide. Sixtyffour RALPH JOHN MASCARO 1219 S. Fortyfsixth Street Sheets Shaw Junior High Ambition---Lawyer. Activities--Banker: C. A.: A. A. ROSEMARY V. MATHEWS 4515 Pine Street HAI., Vsfoodlawn High, Birmingham, Ala. Ambitio-nfTo be a good business woman. Activities-Library Aide. 2: Ofiiee Aide, 2: Assistant Business Man' ager of Recoiuug C. A.: A. A. ALBERT C. MATT 111 S. Thirtyfeighth Street Al , J ,X Newton f I ' Ambition--Dentist. f' Dy' Activities---Carroll Phillips Repref sentative: Alternate Senator, Z: Sen- ator, 3: French Club: Chairman of Patrols, 2: Grade Director, Z. i ELIZABETH M. MAULL 2655 S. Daggett Street ' . ' 'ABerry Q ' Tilden Junior High Ambition--Bookkeeper, Activities4Patrol, 2: Glee Club, 3: Circus, 5: Homecon Club, 2: Study Hall Aide, 3: Halloween Party, 25 Banker: Bible Class. QTHE 1935 RECORD! KENNETH F. MAY 5717 Windsor Avenue Ken Shaw junior High Ambition--V-Have a Harem. Activities--V-C. A.: A. A, O' I' 1 ' 5 MIRIAM MAY 538 S. Fiftyfiourth Street A'Mimi Thomas Junior High Amhition---ATo dance with Fred Astaire. Activities-A. A. Alternate Man' ager, 45 C. A.: A. A. ROBERT L. MAYER 1127 S. Fifty'fifth Street Bob Ocean City High, Ocean City, N. Ambition-Bank treasurer. Activitiesw-Councilman1 Banker, 2: A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A. HELEN JUANITA MAYO 5832 Vine Street Sis Lower Merion High, Ardmore, Pa. Ambition--P h y s i c a l Education Teacher. Activities -Business Science Cluh: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. Sixtyfyi MARJORIE MCCAUGHAN 1422 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Marj Shaw junior High Ambition-To he a very good secretary. Activities--Gryphon Salesman: All ternate Western News Salesman: Aide to Miss Comerford: C. A.: A. A. ANNETTE MCCLOSKEY 728 S. Fiftyfseventh Street Mac Harrity Ambition--To get a college diploma. ActivitiesfA. A. Manager, 8: Pa' trol. 2: Swimming Club: Study Hall Aide: Circus, 2: Hallowe'en Party, 3: Tennis Club: Gown Committee: Baskethall. ADELAIDE P. McCOY 2535 S. Sixtyfthird Street Ade1l Tilden junior High Ambition-Pianist. Activities-Patrol: Alternate A. A. Manager, 4: Business Aide Club. 23 Bihle Class. 3: C. A.: A. A. JOHN P. MCCUSKER 4813 Walnut Street Hjack.. Holmes junior High Ambition- -To have a larger harem than Ken's. Activities--Senator: Alternate Sen- ator: Western News Salesman: Banker: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORDQ HELEN MAE MCDANIEL 4914 Aspen Street Mickey Sulzherger Junior High Amlnitimi- lvlusic. Activities--C. A.: A. A. MARY L. MCDUGALL 1019 S. Fiftyffourth Street i'D0lly Shaw Junior High Amlzitionf Private secretary. Activities--Patrol: Alternate West' ern News Salesman: Business Aide Cluh, 2: Business Science Club: lee Skating Cluh: Carroll Phillips Representative, 2. JOSEPH MCFARLAND 6014 Kingsessing Avenue aloe., Shaw junior High Ambition Swivel engineer. Activities Carroll Phillips Repref sentative, 21 Alternate Councilman, Spanish Cluh, 4: C. A.: A. A. FLORENCE MCGILL 8817 Botanic Avenue Flossie'l West Catholic Girls' High Ambition- 'To win the Irish Sweep- stakes sometime. Activities--efBusiness A i cl e Club: C. A.: A. A, Sixtyfsix z ROBERT J. MCKAIN 915 S. Fiftyfninth Street HMM Harrity Ambition--V-To see Mr. McNeil smile. Activities- f-Concert Orchestra, 6: .lazz Orchestra, 3: Western News Salesman, 2: Senator: Stamp Club, 3. JOSEPH H. MCKENDREE, JR. 929 S. Fiftyfninth Street Handlebar Harrity Ambition'-Be an expert in the pro' fession 1 choose. Activities4Alternate Senator, Z: Councilman: Western News Sales' man, 4: Nautical Club, Z: Patrol, '7 BETTY MCKENZIE 5734 Malcolm Street Batt Shaw Junior High A'mlJitimifTech nician. Activities'fBaskethall: Alternate A. A. Representative, Z: Patrol: Lihrary Senior: Gown Committee. DOROTHY MCKINNEY 1209 S. Fifty-eighth Street Dot Glen Nor High, Glenoldcn, Pa. Ambition -College Coed. Activities' C. A.: A. A. Entered Septemher, 1934 OTHE I RUTH MCLAUGHLIN 1337 S. Fifty-seventh Street Mac Shaw Junior High Ambition-Normal School. Activities- --Gryphon Salesman: A1- ternate Western News Salesman: Swimming Club: Western News Salesman: Alternate Councilman- Library Senior: Patrol: Literary Editor of RECORD. RUTH MCLAUGHLIN 1317 S. Lindenwood Street Giggles Shaw junior High Ambition ---Missionary. Activitiex-Patrol, 2: Track: Bible Class: Business Science Club: Class Basketball: Tennis Club: Salesman for Spring Play Tickets. RICHARD MEDOFF 5624 Larchwood Avenuelf Dick , f. ,X Q , . Harrity -A1Woi1i!lvPilc.ing Sgood in the bu. ness world, Activities---Gryphon, Representa- tive. 2: Oxiilxstra, 4:ljPatrol, 4: Banker. 51 i,de:A,'Sivej, Screen Club: Turlfe'y'fGobbler Salesman: Class Basketball. BURTON MENDLIN 1615 S. Fiftyfninth Street Bud Shaw junior High Ambition- Professor of Matlief matics. Awards fiWA. Activities Chess Club, 2: Group Basketball. 5: Class Basketball, 2: Class Football. Z: Senator: Alternate A. A. Representative: Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative: Gym Team. 935 RECORDO Sixtyfxem n HARRY MESHON 551 S. Salford Street llH67.SIl'I Shaw junior High Ambition -- Mathematical Genius Ul- Awards--- '35, Triangular W. Activities---Chess Club, 2: Group Basketball, 5: Class Basketball, 2: Class Football, 2, Captain: Western News Salesman, Z: Carroll Phillips Representative, 2: Banker: Patrol, 2: SubfChairman of Patrol: Assist- ant Chairman of Patrol: Study Hall Aide, 2. BARBARA METCALF 5843 Hadheld Avenue Babs Shaw junior High Ambition- -Business. Activities- -Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Councilman: Assistant to the Editor of RECORD: Chairman of Class Day Committee: C. A.: A. A. GEORGETTE MEYER 1230 S. Fiftyfeighth Street Georgie Shaw junior High AmbitiongPoetess. Activities- -Western News Sales' man, 2: C. A.: A. A. DORIS A, MILLER 910 S. Cecil Street Dolly Harrity Ambition- To marry riches. Awards ---Silver Certihcate. Activities--Usher. 5: Aide, 3: A. A. Director: Business Aide Club, 2: Swimming Club, 2: 1nter'Class Track, Z: Basketball. 2. OTHE I935 RECORDO KARL MILLER 532 S. Fifty-seventh Street Keys Williziiii Cullen Bryant Ambition Mining engineering. Activities A. A. Representative, 3. Assistant A, A. Representative, 2. Class Basketball, 2: Class Football: , Group Baseball, 3. ROSE MILLER 3300 Spring Garden Street Lee Newton Ambition- To travel. Activities - - Banker: Shakespeare Club: Library Aide: Library Senior: C. A.: A. A. STANLEY MILLER 420 S. Fortyfninth Street Sta-ri William Cullen Bryant Ambition- Bacteriologist. Activities- Silver Screen Club, 2: Photography Club: Library Senior: C. A.: A. A. MICHAEL P. MITZKEWITZ 7901 Brewster Avenue Mike Tilden junior High Ambition- Bachelor of Science in the Japanese Army. Awards -- AXVA. Activities- Gryphon Sales Man- ager: A. A. Manager: Patrol: Banker: C. A.: A. A. ,x, Sixtyfeiglit I ORABEL MOHN 5259 Addison Street i'Boots Rockledge junior High Rockledge, Pa. Ambition --- To be secretary of k'Brain Trust in Wasliingtoii. Activities- -Carroll Phillips Reprcf sentative. 2: Banker, 2: German flub, 3: Secretary of German Club: Patrol. 2: Treble Clef Club: Inter' Class Debating Team. MARVIN MONSKY 122 S. Fortyfthird Street HMMU.. Scranton Central High, Scranton, Pa. Ambition Lawyer. Activities- -Social Entertainment: Organic Chemistry Club: Debating C'lub: C. A.: A. A. GWENDOLYN E. MOORE 4226 Baltimore Avenue Gwen Shaw Junior High Ambition--Dental Hygienist. iuaids--iL35 : ww Silver cet, ijghcate. Activities- -A. A, Manager, 6: Ten- niis: Tennis Referee, 3: Basketball. L 3: Track: Gym Aide, 5: Hallowe'en Party, 2: Circus, 3. CATHERINE W. MORRIS 4213 Haverford Avenue .Kaya Sulzberger Junior High Ambition ---Explorer. Activities- Alternate Senator: Aide A. A. Manager: Library Senior Art Club: Social Service Club Gown Committee. QTHE 1935 RECORDO JOHN MORRIS 6616 Elmwood Avenue joIi1iny Tilden Junior High Ambition General loafer. Activities---Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 2: Patrol: Assistant Man' ager of Track. 2: Manager of Track: Gym Aide: Business Science Club, 2. WILLIAM E. MORSE 5-I-I4 Springheld Avenue Bill Sli aw junior High Ambition- -To enjoy life and live long. Activities --- Patrol, 3: Assistant Banker. 2: Assistant A. A. Man' ager: Carroll Phillips Represent' ative: Aide. JOHN MOY 2549 S, Sixty-seventh Street 'lCIii1ig Tilden junior High Ambition- -Commander of Chinese Army. Autivitiex- Philatelic Club: C. A.: A, A. HELEN G. MUELLER 5729 Hadheld Street Toon Shaw junior High Ambition -Secretary. Activities--Gryphon Salesman: Al' ternate Senator: Senator: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. Sixtyfnirie JESSE H. MUIR 62 3 6 Larchwood Avenue Bud Vv'ilIiam Cullen Bryant Ambition- To have a good time. Activities - - Banker: Councilman: Alternate Councilman: C. A.: A. A. FRANK W. MYERS 720 N. Fortieth Street Shorty Sulzherger junior High Ambition --Horse doctor- to take care of George's horses. Activities--Patrol, 4: Aide: Class Baskethall: C. A.: A. A. fa, , ut.ub..,Q, if-?-'E. GEORGE K. MYERS 1302 S. Fiftyffirst Street Dutch Shaw Junior High Ambition- -Farmer-- --C ol I e g e of Farmacy. Aufards- W. Activities-Track Squad, 2: Study Hall Aide: Class Debating, 2: A. A. Representative, 4: Bass Clef Club. 2: Outside Patrol: Gym Locker Aide, 2: Group Baslcethall. JAMES F. MYERS 1228 S. Fiftyfsecond Street Frenchie Shaw Junior High Ambition--College. Activities- -Alternate A. A. Man' ager: A. A. Manager: Patrol: Sen' ator: Chairman of C. A. Social Committee. - I We-M! OTHE 1935 RECORDO MILDRED MYERS 5821 Pentridge Street Mil Shaw Junior High Ambition Bacteriologist. ActiUitiesfAstronomy Club: Home' con Club: Alternate Councilman: Carroll Phillips Representative: Al- ternate Senator. HERBERT NACHMAN 5733 Larchwood Avenue Herb Southern High Ambition'--To succeed. Activities---Class Basketball: Class Baseball, 2: Science Club: C. A.: A. A. MILDRED NAGLE 1819 S. Cecil Street Mil Shaw junior High Ambition-A -Travel. Activities--Swimming Club, Z: A. A. Manager: Tennis Club: Alter' nate A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A, CHARLES PAUL NAGY 13 S. Robinson Street Chuck Holmes Junior High Ambitimi---To bc a commissioned officer in Pennsylvania National Guard. Activities- --Business Science Club: A. A. Representative: Class Basket' ball, 2: Class Football, 2: C. A.: A. A. Seventy f ,i ' 1 , IV. rf, dl ,j ' jcfwbwf! f KROSERT NEELY ,ff 831 S. Fiftyfsixth Street i Bud Harrity Ambition-Aviation. Activities-Glee Club: Intergroup Track: Intergroup Baseball: Orchesf tra, 7: Aero Club, 3. EUGENE NEFF 625 Z Addison Street ..Eug., William Cullen Bryant Ambition-A little of everything. Activities--Senator, 2: A. A. Rep' resentative: C. A.: A. A. WILLIAM NETSKY 5843 Pine Street ..NetSk., Holmes junior High AmbitionfAnother Wilentz. Activities---Banker: Alternate West- ern News Salesmang Carroll Phillips Representative: Patrol, 3: Science Club: World Fellowship Club: Ice Skating Club: Western News Sales' man: Commencement Usher: Counf cilman: VicefPresident of Class. CONSTANCE NEWSOME 5026 Haverford Avenue Connie William Penn High Ambition--Teacher. ActivitiesfGym Aide, 2: Music Club, 2: Banker, 3: Lunch Room Patrol, Z: C. A.: A. A. CTHE 1935 RECORDQ KNUTE A. T. NIELSEN 215 S. Fortyfhfth Street Newt H, C. Lea Ambition, -To live. to learn, to laugh. Awards----Silver Certihcate, 2. Activities -Senator, 4: Aide, 6: Pa' trol, 3: Chairman. Locker Guard: Assistant Chairman, Patrols: Grade Director: Gryphon Stall, 3: Presif dent Owl Debating Club, 4: Treasu' rer, World Fellowship Club: Phila' telic Club, 2: Nautical Club, 3: Radio Club: Senior Dramatic Club, 2: VicefPrcsident of C. A.: Chair' man of Tribunal: Chairman of Color Guard. THOMAS NOLLEY 3839 Haverford Avenue Tom McMichael Ambition'--Singer. Activities--Track, 2: C. A.: A. A. IRVING NUREMBERG 5941 Osage Avenue Knute Vvfilliam Cullen Bryant Ambition-V -Brain Truster. Activities ---- Glee Club, 3: Annual Concert, Z: Patrol, 6: SubfChairman of Patrol: World Fellowship Club, 2: Science Club: lce Skating Club, 4: Carroll Phillips Representative, 4: Grade Chairman, 2: Western News Staff: Sports Editor of the Western News: Alternate Councilman, 2: Big Brother: Social Committee: Commencement Usher: Editorfin' Chief of RECORD. DOROTHY O'BRlEN 8006 Buist Avenue Dottie Shaw junior High Ambition' You guess! Activities- 'Alternate Senator, 3: Senator: Councilman, Z: Chairman ol IZA Social Committee: 12B SO' cial Committee: Secretary of Class: Swimming Club. Z: Prom Commit' ICC. 4 f , Q, I Seventyfo-ne ADA ONEIDA OFFORD 469 N. Farson Street Neem Sulzberger junior High Ambition--Philanthropist. Activities- Banker, 4: Patrol, 3: Library Aide, 3: Library Senior, 2' Business Science Club. 1 ALTON OLSEN 4016 Spruce Street Ollie Shaw junior High Ambition+Columnist. Activities--Western News Sales' man, 3: Music Club: Library Aide, 2: Bible Class, 2: Library Senior: A. A. Representative: Treble Clef Club: Glee Club, 2. ELSIE O'NElLL 5740 Pentridge Street , --Er.. rvii . Q j I I Shaw jutgiorlfdghl Ambition-To tcayel, Activities-A. A. Ivifnager, 2: Ten' nis Club: Swimming Club: Busif ness Aide Club: C. A.: A. A. RUTH W. ONSTOTT 5723 Wzirrington Avenue Ruth Shaw junior High Ambition----Commercial Artist. Activities --Art Club, Z: Glee Club: Swimming Club: Tennis Club: Sci' ence Club: French Club. O T H E BEATRICE ORLOFF 5318 Sansoin Street Bea Holmes junior High Ambition- -To be independent. Activities- Glee Club: Gym Locker Aide: Business Aide Club: Science Club: Social Service Club: Business Science Club. JEROME K. ORMAN 5305 Wzilniit Street fern Holmes junior High Ambition - Traveling 'LSuper Salesman. Activities - - Gryphon Represent' ative: Group Basketball, Z: West' ern News Salesman: Alternate Councilman: A. A. Manager: Pa' trol, Z. LEON ORSHER 6203 Washingtiin Avenue Omit Harrity Ambition --Fifty million dollars and Ginger Rogers. Activities -- Gryphon Representaf tive: Alternate Councilman: Locker Patrol, 3: SubfCbairman, Patrols: Oflice Aide, 3: Assistant Manager Swiming Team, 2. JACOB ORTZMAN 1136 N. Union Street Hfdflivn Overbrook High Ambition fCollege. Activities 7-Ticket Salesman: C. A.: A. A. 1935 RECORD! Seventyftwo KATHRYN OSBORNE 1152 S. Ruby Street Kitten Shaw junior High Amliitimiw -Aviatrix. ACli1Yili6SA'-BlIS1UCSS Law Club: C. A.: A. A. ROSE PACHMAN 6049 Delancey Street Rose Holmes junior High Ambition Private Secretary. Activities--Banker: Library Aide: Esperanto Club: Business Aide Club: Business Science Club: Hallo' we'en Party: Councilman. RITA PACITTI 1213 S. Fiftyfthird Street Rem Newton Ambition- f -Photography, Activitiesf-Hallowe'en Party: Owl Debating Club: Business Science Club, 3: Swimming Club: Social Service Club: Italian Club: Ap' paratus Club: Circus: Patrol. NORMA G. PALMER 1006 S. Salford Street Norm Shaw Junior High Ambitio-ri---Comptometer Operator. Activities--C. A.: A. A, 0THE1935 Rtcokoo WILBUR R. PARKER 7038 Elmwood Avenue Bill Tilden junior High Ambitimi-V-To follow the sea. Activities- 'Nautical Club, 4: Phila' telic Club, '11 Science Club, 2: Pa' tml: C. A.: A. A. GLADYS PASTER 416 S. Sixtyfhrst Street MGM.. Vv'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition' -To win the Pulitzer Prize for Literature. Activities--Library Aide, 8: Busif ness Science Club: Circus: C. A.: A. A. GEORGE PATTERSON 6047 Upland Street Pat Tilden junior High Ambition --Business. Activities ,-Business Science Club: C. A.: A. A. CHARLES F. PAUL 6004 Greenway Avenue Chuck Shaw Junior High Ambitimi--Financier. Activities -- Bicycle Patrol: Bible Q Class, 6: C. A.: A. A. 1 Seventytbfee HERBERT N. PAUL, JR. 4 N. Fiftieth Street Herb Sulzberger junior High Ambition Get at good position and get married. Activities Patrol, Z: Vv'estern News Salesman, 2: Banker, Z: Senator: Alternate Senator: Commencement Usher. HELEN MARY PHILLIPS 1117 S. Fortyfsixth Street Edie H. C. Lea Ambition- -To teach. Activities- V-Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, 2: Patrol: Swimming Club, Z: Library Aide, 4: Usher, 3, Gown Committee. MAE PHILLIPS 1668 N. Linclenwood Street Mazie Sunbury High, Sunbury, Pa. Ambition--Somebody's stenog. Activities - Busines Aide Club: Aide: Library Senior: C. A.: A. A. CATHERINE PIERSON 5453 Cedar Avenue Kitty Shaw junior High Ambition--V? Aeti11itie.vfAlternate A. A. Man' ager: Business Science Club: Busif ness Aide Club: Hallowe'en Party: Esperanto Club. OTHE 1935 RECORDQ ORVILLA PLATER 1417 S. Fiftieth Street K'Mickey Shaw junior High Ambition --- Physical Education Teacher. Awards'- '35 : W, Activities-ff-Basketball, 6: Captain of Basketball, 2: Track, 3, Cham' pion: Leaders Club, 2: Circus, 3: Hallowe'en Party, 3: Apparatus Club, 2: Glee Club, 3: Patrol, 6: Bible Class, 2: Debating Team: Swimming Club, 4: Dancing Club, 2: Music Club, Z: Convention Hall Ballet: A. A, Manager, 2. CICELY POINTER 4226 Baltimore Avenue Cis Shaw Junior High Ambitiow- Dental Hxiliimif- Aufavds-- '35 1 W 3 P- Activities-e-Basketball, 33 A' Grade Representative, 3: TCUUIS Manager, 2: Track Manager, 7-1 Senator, 3: Alternate Senator, -2, DancingfConvention Hall, 2: Cir' cus, 3: Hallowe'en Party, 3: Com' mencement Usher: Gown Commit' tee: Sports Editor of RECORD. JOHN POLITO 2431 S. Millick Street Plitz Tilden Junior High Ambition-4-Electrical engineer. Activities--4Class Basketball Cap' tain, Z: Track: Italian Club: C. A.: A. A. REGINA PEARL POLLOCK 513 Redfield Street jean William Cullen Bryant Ambition---Board of Education Ex' ecutive. Awards---Silver Certificate. Activities-A-junior Dramatic Clubl Business Aide Club, 2: Business Science Club: Western News Sales' man: Banker, 3: Patrol, 3: Office Aide, 4: Study Hall Aide: Library Aide, 8: Usher, 3: Library Senior: Commencement Usher. ANNIE POPE 305 S. Thirtyfeighth Street rrAnnvy Newton Ambition-Typist. Activities-Alternate Senator, 2: Aide: Swimming Club: Banker, 4: Commencement Usher: Library Senior. JANE PORTER 1048 S. Paxon Street Kid Shaw Junior High Ambition-Who knows? Activities-A. A. Manager, 4: Busi' ness Science Club: Class Track: Basketball Team, 4: World Fellow- ship Club: Class Basketball Man- ager, 2. ALFRED POTTER 4832 Pine Street UAV, Cheltenham High Ambition-Forestry. Activities-Class Baseball: C. A.: A. A. LILLIAN POWELL 5538 Pemberton Street Lil South Philadelphia High Ambition-V-'Successful business wo' man. Awavds4Silver Certificate: Gold ..W... ActivitiesfLibrary Aide, 4: Banker, 3: Office Aide, 3: Swimming Club: Business Aide Club, 2: Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Library Typist, 3: C. A. Typist: Debating Team. OTHE 1935 RECORDO BERNARD PRAISSMAN 5835 Beaumont Avenue Bun Frankford High Ambition---Rillii Runner. Awards -- '35. Activities--Gym Team: Chess Club: Alternate Senator: Class Basketball, 2: C. A.: A. A. THERESA PROCOPIO 1708 S. Fiftyffourth Street 'Terry Shaw junior High Ambition -Stenographer. Activities--Tennis Club: Banker, 6: Business Aide Club: Library Typist: Alternate Senator: Assistant A. A. Manager: Alternate Western News Salesman. ANTHONY M. PRUDENTE 1413 S. Sixty'second Street Prime Tilden junior High Ambition- -Meet Greta Garbo and Zazu Pitts. Activities -Business Science Club, 3: Art Club: Italian Club: C. A.: A. A. MATILDA QUATLE 6254 Addison Street Tillie William Cullen Bryant Ambition -To meet Clarke Gable and Bing Crosby. Activities--Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: Business Aide Club. Z: Treble Clef Club. 2: Glee Club: C. A.: A. A. DOROTHY QUINN 1324 S. Fiftyfsixth Street Dot Shaw junior High Ambition--Soinebody's stenog. Activities- -Gryphon Alternate: Li brary Aide: Library Senior: Patrol Gown Committee. ELEANOR QUINTILE 5950 Cobhs Creek Parkway HEI.. Harrity Ambition--Business. Awards- '35. Activities--A. A. Representative, 2: Basketball, 8: Track, 3: Western News Salesman: Patrol: Aide, 2: Dancing Club: A. A. Alternate. FRANCES RABINOVITZ 5528 Beaumont Avenue F1an'l Shaw junior High Ambition--Secretary of Treasury. Awards-Silver Certincate. Activities - Senator, Z: English Club: Usher, 4: Aide to Mr. Briggs, Z: Study Hall Aide. ESTHER RADBILL 8300 Eastwick Avenue HES.. Tilden junior High Ambition -Actress. Activities- Senior Dramatic Club, 3: Treasurer and VicefPresident of Senior Dramatic Club, 3: A. A. Manager, 2: Social Service Club: French Club, 2: Shakespeare Club: Swimming Club: Tennis Club: Pa' trol. Z: Hallowe'en Party: A. A. Circus: Fourteen --Asemhly Play: 'LGrowing Pains -- Spring Play: Alternate Western News Salesman: Carroll Phillips Representative. Set'eiity'j'i1'e OTHE 1935 RECORD! DOROTHEA RATHGEBER 7735 Erwig Avenue Dot Tilden junior High Ambition -Somebody's stenog, Activities- Patrol: Carroll Phillips Representative: Alternate Council' man: C. A.: A. A. URSULA G. R. RAUSNITZ 5539 Angora Terrace Urs Harrity Ambition f- Commercial Artist. Activities A-4 Art Club, Z1 Italian Club: Library Senior: Swimming Club: lce Skating Club, 2. MARTIN JOSEPH REDDAN 414 N. Thirtyfthircl Street Mart West Catholic High Ambition-V 'Medicine Activities- 'Library Senior, 2: C. A,: A. A. JACK REID 2655 S. Felton Street Sport Tilden junior High Ambition-fn Aviation. Awards-V- W, Z: I'AWA.,' 3: Gold Football: Gold Track Medal. Activities-AA. A. Manager: Varsity Track: Varsity Swimming: Varsity Football: C. A.: A. A. i , . 4v'n PHYLLIS B. RENDELMAN 146 S. Hirst Street PhyI Holmes junior High Ambition - - To buy one dozen chiilon stockings at one shot. Activities W- Science Club: Swim' ming Club: Circus, Z: Dancing Club, 2: Convention Hall Ballet, Z: Alternate Senator: Western News Salesman: Patrol: Music Club: HaIlowe'en Party: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2. HORACE F. RICHTER, JR. 444 S. Fortyfthird Street Rick H. C. Lea Ambitiortf'--Navy. Activities7PatroI, 2: Bass Clef, 6: Glee Club: Alternate Councilman: C. A.: A. A. FRANCES A. ROBINSON 4831 Hazel Avenue Fm-ny H. C. Lea Ambition'-Private secretary. Awards-4SiIver Certificate. ActivitiesgSenator, 2: Councilman: Alternate Senator: Patrol: Western News Salesman, Z: Carroll Phillips Representative: Banker: Library Aide, 6: Music Club, 5: Swimming Club, 2: Assistant Business Man' ager of RECORD. GEORGE ROBINSON 5051 Irving Street Georgie H. C. Lea Ambition-just a good fellow. Awards-f-Silver certincate. Activitiesafflrchestra, 5: Novelty Orchestra: All Philadelphia High Qrchestra: Alternate Senator: C. A.: A. A. 'THE 1935 Recokoo MARIE CLEMENTINE ROBY 3702 Spruce Street USTIITORXH Newton Ambition' -Business. Activities H A. A. M a n a g e r: Leaders' Cluh: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. JAMES J. ROCKS 5922 Trinity Place jimmy Shaw junior High Ambition--To he a spleeceman fcopj. Awards- - W, 6. Activities--Basketball. 2: Baseball, 2: Football, 2. LEONORA RODGERS 4123 Powelton Avenue Lee Newton Amlvition--'To he in some profesf sion. Activities -C. A.: A. A. CHESTER B. ROEBUCK, JR. 4023 Haverford Avenue fume Barratt junior High Ambition College. Activitiex- Glee Club: Patrol, 23 Track: C. A.: A. A. X' ' ' SC'L'?7Ilj St l KTI SYLVIA ROMBERG 4502 Chester Avenue HSM.. Robert Morris Arnbitimi-Clark Gahle's secretary. Activities-Patrol: Business Aide Club: Mlisic Cluh: World Fellow' Ship Cluh: C. A.: A. A. JOHN ROSE 6042 Hazel Avenue jeremialz Willizirii Cullen Bryant Ambition'-Retire at 21. Activities-f-A. A. Representative, 2: Class Basketball, 2: C. A.: A. A. HAROLD ROSINSKY 6137 Cohb's Creek Parkway Ron Harrity Ambition ff-f To visit Wliite Island. Activities -Senator, 2: Alternate Senator, 2: Councilman, 2: Assis- tant Manager of Track Team: Com' niencemcnt Usher. SELMA ROSINSKY 6137 Cohhs Creek Parkway 3 Sei ' f 1 gl' Harrity Qrabinyi--Sietitian. T Ctiveti sf+ . A. Manager. 5: AI' ternat' A, A. Manager: Gryphon Repr se ative, 2: Homecon Club, A.: A. A. 0 T H E RUTH MILDRED ROSSMAN 5732 Walton Avenue Mil Harrity Ambition'--Designer. Activities--Glee Club: Social Serv' ice Club, 2: Business Science Club: C. A.: A. A. ! - , STANLEY M. Ron-I XXX 139 S. Fiftyfsixth Street l N. Stan j Holmes Junior High 'Ambition W- Yes man to the Greek Ambassador. Activities4Patrol, 4: A. A. Man' ager, 4: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2: Banker, 5: Class Basketball, 3: Class Baseball, 23 Councilman. GEORGE H. ROULSTON 55th E? Lindbergh Boulevard Rube Tilden junior High Ambition- -'College Awards -7- 1935 : Mfriangular W. Activities 'Bank Officer, Z: Science Club, 2: lnter'Class Basketball Champions: Business Science Club, Z: Commencement Usher: Banker. HARRY M. M. RUGG 270 S. Hirst Street Doc Holmes junior High Ambition Business. Activities- Patrol: Western News Salesman: Astronomy Club, 2: Bible Class: German Club: Science Club, Z. 1935 RECORDO Seventyfeigbt ZELDA RUTMAN 5649 Addison Street Shorty Harrity Ambition--f-Social worker. Activities'-A1ternate A. A. Man' ager: C. A.: A. A. CHARLES l.. RYAN 1137 S. Fiftyflifth Street Pud Renovo High, Renovo, Pa. Ambition-ACollege. Activities g Patrol: Radio Club: C. A.: A. A. A. JEAN RYDER 5639 Kingsessing Avenue Jeanie Shaw Junior High Ambition---Nursie or Wifie. Activities-HA. A. Manager, 2: Al' ternate A. A. Manager: Carroll Phillips Representative: C. A.: A. A. PEARL SACKNOFF 611 S. Fiftyfseventb Street Pearlie Harrity Ambition'-Be somebody's ambition. Activities- Banker, 5: Patrol: Study Hall Aide, 'lz Library Aide: A. A. Manager, 2. QTHE1935 Rscokoo ABRAHAM I. SALTZMAN 5822 Spruce Street Abe Overbrook High Ambition- Try to think. Activities - Science Club: Patrol: C. A.: A. A. MILDRED SANDERS 5719 Catherine Street Mickey Roosevelt High, Washington, D. C. Ambition4Revenge life. Activities-A. A.: C. A. Entered September, 1934. WILLIAM J. SARSFIELD, JR. 801 S. Fortyfseventh Street Rattle Eyes Newton Ambition---Lie in bed all day. Activities-H-Banker, 2: Senator, 6: Alternate Senator. 2: Bass Clef Club, 2: Western News Salesman, 3: Carrol Phillips Representative, 4: Glee Club, 2: Science Club, 3. JULIA MEREDITH SAUNDERS 5837 Walton Avenue ajule., William Cullen Bryant Ambition-Costume designer. Activitiesw-Banker: World Fellow' ship Club: Music Club: C. A.: A. A. RICHARD DALLAS SCATTERGOOD 5045 Walnut Street Dick H. C. Lea Ambition -4 O l y m p i c Pingpong team. AwardA l935. Activities - Western News, 2: Swimming Team, 3: Banker: Com- mencement Usher: Alternate Sena' tor: Nautical Cluh. HOWARD SCHACHMAN 6200 Christian Street A'Shack William Cullen Bryant Ambition---To be a sixffooter. Activitiesf Senator, 2: Secretary and Treasurer of the Table Tennis Club, 2: Western News Salesmang Latin Club: C. A.: A, A. ROSE SCHAFFER 901 S. Sixtieth Street 'ARosie Holmes junior High AmbitionfStop blushing. Activities-Gryphon Salesman: Alf ternate Senator, 3: Western News Salesman, 3: Alternate Western News Salesman, C. A.: A. A. LIUS HECTER 407 S S tyffir v ' re , Apt. B. ulesn 1 'am U en Bryan Amhitio Q o a resea h lab- oratory. 1 Activites-ff phon, 4: Patrol, 5: Silver Screen Club: Western News: Carrol P h i l l i p s Representative: N a u t i c al Club: Commencement Usher. OTHE1935 RECORD' AMY SCHINDLER 13 Farson Street Skippy Germantown High Ambition 'To make the U. S. Olympic team. Awards '35 : Scholarship to Turngemcinde. Activities ffBaskethall, 2: Hockey: Swimming, 3: Track, 2: Apparatus Club. 2: A. A. Manager, 3: Science Club: Locker Aide: Ice Skating Club: Commencement Usher. PAUL W. SCHIRMER 513 Woodland Terrace Schirm Woodbury High, Woodbury, N. Ambition--V-Electrical engineer. Activities -- Banker: Councilman: C. A.: A. A. I ISABEL BEATRICQQCHIEICHTMAN 6209 Chestnut Street .. Haunty Tilden ju1fi0r'High Ambition lffo buy Joe Penner's duck. Activitils -- Banker, 5: Gryphon Salesman: Alternate Western News Salesman: Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Study Hall Aide. REBA FRANCES SEDOFSKY 18 S. Redfield Street Bebe Holmes junior High Ambition - To be as cute and popular as Shirley Temple. Activities---Social Service Club, 2: Patrol: Library Senior: C. A.: A. A. Eighty HELEN A. SEILER 5230 Osage Avenue Len'ny Shaw junior High Ambition'- Marry a millionaire. Awards-V- W. Activitiesf-A-Orchestra, 6: Band, 2: AlIfSenior High Orchestra, 3: L. A.: A. A. BETTY 'M. A,, E. SEITZ , V155 Haclfield Street x ,Q H ly . v 4 Bet . Q 'I Shaw junior High ' Ambition --Obtain wealth and hapf piness. Activities M- Assistant Carroll Phil' lips Representative: Banker: A. A. Alternate Representative: Assistant Western News Salesman: C. A.: A. A. MOLLY SELVIN 5928 Belmar Terrace 'LLill Shaw junior High Ambition-vTravel. Activities f-- Alternate S e n a t 0 r: Vs7estern News Salesman: Banker: Alternate A. A. Manager: Patrol. JAMES C. SEMPLE 873 S. Fiftyffirst Street Bud Shaw junior High Ambition---ABed tester. Awards 'LAWA, Z. Activities-ASwimming team, 5: A. A. Representative: Class Basketball, Z: C. A.: A. A. OTHE 1935 RECORDQ DAVID SHANZER 210 S. Thirty-second Street Skinny Holmes Junior High Ambition--AMarry a rich widow. Awards- Triangular ActivitiesfA. A. Representative: Class Basketball Championship, 2: Class Baseball: Western News Salesman: Alternate Senator: Sena- tor, 2. M. MITZI SHERBEKOW 5821 Christian Street Sherby Harrity Ambition---Soap box orator. Activities--C. A.: A. A. ARNOLD SHERMAN 624 S. Conestoga Street Pi1ihead Harrity AmbitionfDean of Vassar. Awards- Triangular ActivitiesfSenator, 2: Alternate Senator, 2: Banker, 2: A. A. Man' ager, 2: Assistant Manager of Basketball, 2: Study Hall Aide: Class Baseball: Class Basketball, 2: HENRY SHETZLINE 4239 Sansom Street Slietz Tilden junior High Ambition- -Aviation engineer. AM'dTdS-SKKAWAQHI Activities ---- Radio Club, 2: Swim- ming Team, 3: Model Airplane Club, 2: Study Hall Aide, 6: Banker, 3. Eighty-one BERNARD SHIELDS 2009 S. Salford Street Bert Shaw Junior High Ambition--To see the World. Activities-Business Science Club C. A.: A. A. RAYMOND W. SHORE 616 S. Fiftyfsixth Street .Raya Olney High Ambition-Pharmacist. Activities--Study Hall Aide: Patrol Group Basketball: C. A.: A. A. Entered September, 1934. CECELIA SHULMAN 4214 Wyalusing Avenue Celia Paul Revere Ambition- -Office worker. Activities- -C. A.: A. A. G. CRAIG SHULTZ iv .xf 2531 S. Lloy.d Street ' Tildenxl ' irgli Ambiiioiif-Traveling, alesnyin. ,Afmii55.f12at.-ai, 41 cyfsn Phil- lips eprdsentative Banker, 2: Councilman, -31' Qcial Committee: Study Hall Aide: Commencement Usher. 1 OTHE 1935 CHARLES R. SIDEWATER 2417 S. Sixty'second Street Porky Tilden junior High Ambition-To he a perfect imita' tion of Rip Van Winkle. Activitiesflaatrol, 4: A. A. Man' ager, 4: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2: Class Football: Class Baseball: Class Basketball: Alternate Counf cilman. BERNARD SIMON 140 S. Sixtieth Street B. Massanutten Military Academy Ambiti0'riADoctor. ActivitiesfOrchestra, 3: Senator, Z: A. A. Representative: Carroll Phillips Representative, 3: C. A.: A. A. NORBERT WILLIAM SIMON 5818 De Lancey Street Norl7l' Holmes Junior High Ambition-Join the Swiss Navy. Activities4Gryphon Salesman: Car' roll Phillips Representative, 2: Banker, 2: Alternate Western News Salesman, 2: A. A. Representative: Class Basketball: Study Hall Aide, 2: Patrol, 2. ELEANOR M. SINGLETON 6022 Kingsessing Avenue Eleanor Shaw Junior High Ambition-To be a bachelor girl. Activities-Councilman: Ring Com' mittee: Swimming Club, 2: Tennis Club: Dancing Club, 4: Alternate A. A. Representative. Eiglityftwo RECORD! ELLEN RUTH SKILTON 6101 Christian Street Ruth Friends' Select AmbitionfTo fi nish trig. Activities f Western News Sales' man, 3: Alternate A. A. Manager: Patrol, 3: C. A.: A. A. MIRIAM ANNETTE SKLAROFF 6026 Washington Avenue Mir Harrity Ambition--Q71 Awards-Silver Certificate. Activities-Banker, 2: A. A. Man' ager: Library Aide, 4: Gym Locker Aide, 3: Study Hall Aide: Alter' nate Councilman, 2: Ice Skating Club: Senator. LOUIS H. SLIFKIN 4540 N. Thirteenth Street Slif William Cullen Bryant AmbitionfLawyer. Activities - Alternate Senator, 5: Senator: Lunchroom Patrol, 6: Vv'orld Fellowship Club, 4: Science Club: Carroll Phillips Representa' tive: Western News Salesman, 3: Vice'President of World Fellow' ship Club, 2: Big Brother: Group Basketball: Commencement Usher: Associate Editor of RECORD. ALLEN W. SMITH 3206 Haverford Avenue UAV, Sulzberger junior High Ambition-Business college gradu' 816. Activities-C. A.: A. A. QTHE 1935 Rfcokno ETHEL M. SMITH 5256 Osage Avenue Smitry Shaw junior High Ambition --- To be somebody's stenog. Activities --- Senator, 5: Alternate Senator: Patrol: Circus: Track Meet: Secretary of Patrolsg Secre' tary of Senate: Gown Committee: Assembly and Office Aide, 3. EVELYN COLLISON SMITH 5121 Regent Street Ev Sliaw junior High Ambition' -Teaching. l Activitiesh-Alternate A. A. Man' ager: Carroll Phillips Representa' tive, ' Commencement Usher .., : lce ' Skating Club, 3: C. A. Social Com' mittee: Gown Committee: Swim' ming Club. MARGARET M. SMITH 1337 S. Fiftyfsecond Street Mpeg., Shaw junior High Ambition--Medical secretary. Acti1'ities Aide to Mr. Book '7- C. A.: A. A. A M' SOL SNOW 6130 Chancellor Street Solly William Cullen Bryant Ambition -To be a musician and sculptor. Activities --- Orchestra, 4: Silver Screen Club: Music Club, 3: Aide, 2: SubfChairman of Patrols, 3: Assistant Chairman of Patrols: Nautical Club: Art Club, 2. lx I , X 3' ' N GERTRUDE M. SNYDER 227 S. Forty'ninth Street Gert Wildwood High, Wildwiirid, N. Ambitionf--College. AwarclsxSilver Certincate. Activitiesi-Library Aide, Z: Library Senior, 2: C. A.: A. A. HELEN ROBERTS SNYDER 5716 Larchwood Avenue 'Toots Harrity Ambition- -To really be a success. Activities-Library Aide, 6: Library Senior, Z: Swimming Club, 5: Glee Club, 2: Alternate Senator: Banker, 3: Esperanto Club: Patrol, 2. ROSE HUNT SOLNEK irtyfthird Street Kose Hunt 310 N. Th Newton Am bitionf--Politician. Activities--Alternate Senator: Alf ternate A. A. Manager: A. A. Manager, 4: Patrol, 4: Carroll Phillips Representative: Library Aide: Library Senior: Study Hall Aide: Aide. JEAN HELEN SPARKMAN 5663 Belmar Terrace Spa'rIqey Shaw junior High Ambition--Latin teacher. Awards'-wSilver Certihcate. Activities H- Treble Clef Club, 6: Esperanto Club, 2: Latin Club, 2: Basketball, 4: Tennis Club: Coun- cilman: Ring Committee: Com' mencement Usher: Circus, 2' Hal- lowe'en Party, 3: Tennis Tournaf ment, Z. OTHE RUTH SPEAR 6049 Wharton Street Root Beef, Harrity Ambition---M.R.S. Degree. Activities--A. A. Manager: Basket' ball: Swimming Club: Business Science Club: C. A.: A. A. ELIZABETH MILDRED SPEIDEL 5860 Willows Avenue Betty Shaw junior High Ambition---Second Eleanor Holmes, Activities --- Swimming Club, 4: C. A.: A. A. DOROTHY P. SPENCER 2019 S. Salford Street i'Dot Shaw junior High Ambition- -Typewriting Teacher. Activities -Patrol: C. A.: A. A. IRWIN STEIN 5 721 Walton Avenue Irv Harrity Ambition --- To make dough and not in a bakery. Au'dTdS---x.AWA.'5 Activities---Patrol, 3: A. A. Direcf tor: Library Aide, Z: Senator: Western News Salesman: Alternate Senator: A. A. Representative, 3: Alternate Councilman: Second Team Football: Varsity Team Foot' ball. 1935 RECORD! MARTIN STEIN 5756 Pine Street ..MaTty., Harrity Ambition -- VicefPresident: not President because there is no chance for advancement. Activities-Alternate Senator: Sci' GHCC Club, 4: Banker, 4: Study Hall Aide: Councilman: Western News Staff, Z: Assistant A. A. Manager. RHEA STEIN 5435 Osage Avenue HRC.. South Philadelphia High Ambition- -Trip around the world Activities--C. A.: A. A, Entered September, 1934. MILDRED STEINBERG 112 S. Fiftyfninth Street Mil William Cullen Bryant Ambition7To visit Los Angeles. Activities- -Locker Aide: Library Aide: Banker, 5: A. A. Manager: Assistant Banker: Business Science Club: Library Club: Aide. CAROLYN STEPHENSON 428 S, Fiftieth Street K 'Steven H. C. Lea Ambition--To be a kindergarten teacher. ' Awards--Gold WN: Silver Certif cate. ctivities -- Senator: Music Club: frack: Swimming Club: Usher, 2: Usher Chairman, Z: Study Hall Aide, 4: Aide to Mr. Briggs, 4: Literary Editor of Rncoimg Com' mencement Usher: Science Club: French Club. OTHE 1935 RECORDO,r'L' RUTH C. STEVENS 5921 Trinity Place Rutliie Shaw junior High Am bitirm--Music. Activities----Patrol: Library Senior: Latin Club: Bible Club, 6: Com' mencement Usher: Gown Com' mittee. BERTHA STILLMAN 4500 Chestnut Street Bert H. C. Lea Ambition-Secretary to J. P. Mor' gan. Activities --Patrol: C. A.: A. A. PEARL SUGAR 5800 Florence Avenue Sugie Shaw junior High Ambition ---Business world. Activities --- Homecon. Club: Ice Skating Club: Astronomy Club: Al' ternate A. A. Manager: Circus: A. A. Manager. HELEN L. SUMMERS 919 S. Fifty'first Street Lou Shaw Junior High Ambition---To have a good time. Activities - - Banker: Study Hall Aide: C. A.g A. A. Eiglityfive Ii 0 I I :lvl 9 ,l JEANNETTE E. SWEETWOOD 709 S. Fifty'second Street Shaw junior High Betty Ambition- To graduate. Activities- -A. A. Representative: Study Hall Aide, 2: C. A.: A. A. HERANTHI TAJIRIAN 4845 Chestnut Street Dolly H. C. Lea Ambition'--To enjoy life. Activities---Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Vice'President of Busi' ness Science Club: Patrol: C. A.g A. A. RUTH TEITELBAUM 5756 Osage Avenue Rufus Holmes junior High Ambition- -School Marin, Activities--Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative: Alternate Senator: West' ern News Salesmang Patrol, 25 Study Hall Aide: Gym Aide: Li' brary Seniorg Science Club, 3: French Club, 2: Swimming Club, Z: Music Club, 2: German Club: Circus Marshal. ROSLYN TENNIS 5843 Larchwood Avenue Ros Williain Cullen Bryant Ambition- --Tennis champion. Awards--Silver Certificate. Activities--President of Freshman Dramatic Club: Gryphon Salesman, Z: Senator: Alternate Senator, 23 Alternate A. A. Manager: Business Staff of Western News, 3: Council' man: Aide. 0THE1935 RECORDO RAYMOND TERNE 3509 Baring Street ..Ray-Y Harrity Ambition-Electrical engineer. Awards-Silver Certificate. Activities-Banker: Silver Screen Club, 33 Photography Club: Elec' trician at Spring Play, 3: C. A.: A. A. HARRY THAETE 6244 Cedar Avenue Tate William Cullen Bryant Ambition-Gym teacher. Awards - 2 W's , Triangular W. Actiizitiesflgatrol, Gym Team, 3g Senator, 4: Gryphon Representa- tive: Class Basketball. ETHEL THOMPSON 5435 Woodland Avenue Tiny Shaw Junior High AmbitionfTo grow. ActivitiesABusiness Science Club- Carroll Phillips Representative: Pa' trol: Swimming Clubg C. A.: A. A. u PAUL C. THOMPSON 247 S. Melville Street irq-Omw, H. C. Lea AmbitionA4To be a big shot. Awards4 W. P. H. S. g AWA , Triangular W, 2. Activities-Varsity Track Team, 2: Assistant Manager Gym Team: A. A. Manager, 2: Manager of Gym Team: lnterclass Basketball: Foot' ball, 4: Senator: Nautical Club: Philatelic Club: Senate Organ Com- xnittteeg Alternate A. A. Manager. WILLIAM TIETZ 1504 S. Fiftyfthird Street Bill Lower Merion Junior High, Ardmore, Pa. AmlJiaion4To travel around world. Activities-C. A.: A. A, LAWRENCE T. TODD 1128 S. Divinity Street Laffy Shaw Junior High Ambition!-Millionaire playboy. Activities--W'estern Aviation Club: Silver Screen Club: Architectural Drawing Club: C. A.: A. A. JULIUS TRASKEN 6017 Washington Avenue Hfulesn Thomas Junior High Ambition-Chemist. Activities-Banker: English Book Room Assistant: C. A.: A. A. VIRGINIA TULLOCH 7214 Dicks Avenue Hfinviieu Tilden junior High Ambition-Air hostess. Activities-Swimming, 4: Tennis, A. A. Manager, 2: C. A.: A. A. 'P J 3 Y Q o T H is 1 9 3 5 R E 1. PX I. .I Q WILMA TYSON h 815 S. Forty-eighth Street Billie H. C. Lea Ambition- -Elocution teacher. Awards--V-lst A. A. Award. Activities -- Freshman Dramatic Club, 2: Basketball, 4: Track, 3: Apparatus Club: A. A. Manager, 2: Alternate A. A. Manager, 3: Alternate Senator, 2: Carroll Phil- lips Representative: Social Com' mittee. EDITH VIRGINIA UMLAUF 5701 Kingsessing Avenue HUM.. Shaw junior High Ambition--Social Secretary. Activities - Alternate Gr hon YP Representative: Swimming Club, 2: Tennis: Alternate Girls A. A. Manager: Councilman, 2: Track: Commencement Usher: Business Manager of RECORD. MARIE VISCIDI 100 N. Fifryfiifch Street Sciddy Holmes junior High Ambition -- Ambitious enough to dance. Awards-Scholarship for Turnge' meindeg Ability test certificate. Activities -M Tennis Club: Basket' ball: Dancing Club: Apparatus Club: Circus Hallowe'en Partyg Swimming Club, 3: Gym Locker Aide, 2: Track, 2. VIRGINIA VOGT 5705 Malcolm Street Ginny , Shaw junior High Ambition-A-General office work. Activities Bunker: Patrol: Busi- ness Aide Club: C. A.g A. A. E1gI1Ij S61.6'rl CORD! RUTH WAKELEY 264 S. lthan Street Ruthie Maple Grove High, Maple Grove, N. Ambition-Private Secretary. Activities- Library Seniorg Alter nat A. A. Manager: C. A.: A. A DAVID WALKER 3813 Pearl Street r.DaUe-I Shaw Junior High Ambition-Mortician. AMYdTdS+IAAWAll1 Triangular W. ActivitieshBibIe Class: Football: Music Club, 2: Assistant Western News Salesman: A. A. Manager. I nf I. .,i,f' 7 JESSIE WALSH 1223 S. Fiftyfthird Street jess Simon Gratz. High AmbitionhNursing. Activities--Apparatus Club: C ' . A. .A, JUNE WALSH 5651 Malcolm Street fume Shaw junior High Ambition---An M.R.S. degree. Activitiesf-A. A. Manager: S tor: Big Sister: Patrol: Business Science Club: Library Aide. CDH' ITHE 1935 RECORDO HATTIE WARFIELD 219 N. Ruby Street Hats Sulzberger junior High Ambition--Bookkeeper. Activities4Patrol, 3: Basketball, Z1 C. A.: A. A. HERMAN WASHINGTON 118 W. Ruby Street Gates Holmes Junior High Ambition---Salesman. Activities-4Varsity Track, 4g Busi- ness Science Club, Z: C. A.: A. A. MARGARET WEAR 4123 Brown Street 0 upffgu Lansdowne High, Lansdowne, Pa. 'Ainbition- ffNursing. . Activities-'Patrol, 3: Library Aide: Carroll ,Phillips Representative: Lost arid Found Aide: Bible Club, 5: Gown Committee: Swimming Club. CHARLES WEATHERLEY 5217 Larchwood Avenue Bill Shaw junior High Ambition4D0ctor. Activities --C. A.: A. A. BEATRICE C. WEIDENFELD 921 S. Fiftyfninth Street ..Bea,i Harrity Aml7itio114Have a good time. ALtivities1A. A. Grade Director, Z: Senator: Alternate Senator, 33 Oilice Aide, 53 Carroll Phillips Representative. LILLIAN WEINSTEIN 5657 Pentridge Street Lil Shaw junior High AmbitionlT0 be secretary to the President. Activities-A. A. Manager: A. A. Alternate Manager, 2: Swimming Club: English Club: Carroll Phillips Representativeg Study Hall Aide: Business Aide Club: Banker, 2. -- fx RITA WEINSTEINZN- 7 4743 Walnut Strde? , just Plain Rita V ' x H. C. Lea 5 Ambition -f-Caesar was ambitious! Activities-Banker: Glee Clubg Li' brary Senior: Business Aide: Span' ish Club, 3. RUTH EDITH WEISBORD 5728 Rodman Street Ruthie Harrity Ambition-!To be a future Amelia Earhart. Awards---Silver Certificate. Activities-Library Aide, 7: A. A. Manager, 3: Banker, 4: Locker Aide: Alternate A. A. Manager, 3. QTHE 1935 RECORD! MARTIN WEISMAN 5609 Catherine Street Many Harrity Ambition--Create a monopoly on beautiful girls. Activities-Locker Aide: Banker, 75 Vsfestern News Salesman: Salesman Spring Play Tickets: Patrol. MARVIN WEISS . Q 6021 Christian Street 1,1 Marv Vv'illiam Cullen Bryant Ambition 'Manage a fan dancer. Awards - V- WPHS. Activities -Gryphon Salesman: Pa' trol, 5: Western News Salesman: Group Basketball Team, 2: Carroll Phillips Representative, 2: Alter' nate Senator: Senator, 3: Lost and Found Aide, 2: Study Hall Aide, 2: Assistant Manager of the Soccer Team: Manager, Soccer Team. ROSEMARY K. WEISS 105 N. Fiftieth Street Rosie Upper Darhy junior High Anihilions-Society Belle. Activities fC. A.: A. A. ffm - Pywshixivefylxd 12 1 . Fi cond Stifzt Rail Us ' 1 'U TP Sh. Junior High Ambition -Medical Missionary. Activities--Bible Club, 4: Patrol: Gown Committee: C. A.: A. A. LAURA WENDELL 2609 S. Bialy Street Laura Tilden junior High Ambition- -Business. Activities-f-Circus: Glee Club, 3: Aide to Mr. Briggs: Carroll Phillips Representativeg Trehle Clef Club. MIRIAM WERNER 6148 Locust Street 'iMitzi Atlantic City High School, Atlantic City, N. Ambition--Be private secretary for Buddy Rogers. Activities--V-Office Aide, 2: Gown Committee: C. Ag A. A. SOL WEXLER 5816 Pine Street ClLl717N'l William Cullen Bryant Ambition --College. Activities -Patrol, 4: SuhfChair- man of Patrols: Class Basket Ball: Carroll Phillips Representative, 45 Alternate Senator: Gryphon Sales' man: Alternate Councilman. BETTY WHALEN 1521 S. Lindenwood Street Betts Holmes junior High Ambition- Somehody's amhition. Activities- 'Business Aide Cluh: Pa' trol: Alternate W'estern News Sales' man: C. A.: A. A. QTHE 1935 RECORD! I I-.f . 'I RUTH WHEELER 5127 Locust Street Duchess Sulzberger Junior High I AmbitionfBusiness Woman. Awards!-Silver Certiicate. Actiuities4Orchestra, 5g Swimming Club, 2g Ice Skating Club, 2g Pa' trol, 2g Carroll Phillips Representa' tive. LEONARD WHITE 6231 Woodland Avenue irLenn Olney High AmbitionfCollege. Activities-Carroll Phillips Repre- sentative: C. A.: A. A. MARJORIE CLARE WHITELAW 5834 Angora Terrace Marj.,' Shaw junior High AmbitionfBusiness World. Activities-Riding Clubg Usher, 24 Assembly Aide, 3: Gown Commit' tee, C. A.g A. A. DORIS ELFREDA WHITING Z7 S. Ruby Street Dodo Holmes Junior High Ambition-Music. Activities W Glee Club, 4g Music Club, 4: Assembly Pianistg Assistant Accompanist for Glee Clubg Ac' companist for Gymnasium, 2, Ac- companist for Chorus, 3. Ninety MORTON WILENSKY 5836 Fernwood Street Mort Shaw Junior High Ambition?-Revenge on Dr. H. Activities4Senator, 3, C. A. Social Committee: Class Tennis, 3g Class Football: Class Basketball. HERBERT D. WILER 4512 Locust Street Herby'l H. C. Lea Ambition-Engineer. Activities - G r a d e Director, 23 Councilman, Zg Patrol, C. A.g A. A. JACK WILEY 4528 Sansom Street Sluts Roxborough High Ambition-To be pappy of sextupf lets. Activities-A. A. Representative, 3: Basketball, 3, German Club, 23 C. A., A. A. ARTHUR P. WILLIAMS 4537 Pine Street ..ATt,, H. C. Lea Ambition-Commercial Artist. Activities-World Fellowship Club, Senator, 2: Alternate Senatorg Car' roll Phillips Representativeg Alter' nate A. A. Representativeg Art Club. OTHE I935 RECORD! JOHN WILSON 6240 Reedland Street -Iohnnyu Tilden junior High Ambition-Advertiser. Activities-C. A.: A. A. LUCILLE BERNICE WILSON 4655 Fairmount Avenue Lou Sulzherger Junior High Ambition-Mortician. Activities--C. A.: A. A. VIRGINIA WILSON 3819 Powelton Avenue Ginger Atlantic City High, Atlantic, N. J. Ambition--To he an actress. Activities- -A. A. Manager, 3: Sen- ator: C. A., A. A. BEATRICE WINTNER 5500 Greenway Avenue DimpIes Shaw junior High Ambition--Business. Activities f- Gryphon Representa- tive: A. A. Manager: Western News Salesman: C. A.g A. A. inetyfone ETHEL WITSKY 5260 Jefferson Street Witt' Tilden Junior High Ambition'- Somebody's Stenog. Activities-Senatorg Alternate Sen- atorg Library Senior, 23 Western News Salesman, 25 Banker. REBECCA WOLDOW 6126 Carpenter Street IIRIUICII Harrity Ambition-Graduate Nurse. Activities-Hallowe'en Partyg Com- mencement Usherg Banker, 2g Busi' ness Science Clubg Traclcg Patrolg Homecon Club. RUTH WOLF 1235 S. Fiftyffourth Street Ruthie Shaw junior High Ambition-College. Activities-C. A.g A. A. MILTON WOLFE 6206 Catharine Street Milt William Cullen Bryant Ambition -- To be a radio an' nouncer. Activities-Alternate Senator, 34 Senatorg Science Clubg World Fel- lowship Clubg Gryphon Salesmang Commencement Usher. OTHE WALTER M. WOOD 5608 Walnut Street Woody Haverford Township High, Upper Darby, Pa. Ambition' -College. AclivitiesgC. A.: A. A. MOLLY WOODNICK 5130 Greenway Avenue Snookums Shaw junior High AmbitionfSocial Worker. Activities-fSwimming Club: Car' rol Phillips Representative: Social Service Club: Councilman: Patrol: Music Club: World Fellowship Club: Senator. JOHN E. WOODS 5931 Kingsessing Avenue L'Woodx Shaw junior High Ambition- -College. Activities-V-Banker, Z: C. A.: A. A. ROBERT WYATT 1347 S. Markoe Street Wyatt Shaw Junior High Ambition-College. Awards-UW. Activities - Class Basketball, 3: junior Varsity Basketball: Varsity Basketball, 2: Class Volleyball: Alf ternate A. A. Manager: Track. 1935 RECORDO 'l1l 'l ' l.:!'f Y BFKY' Wsqrms s. ,gow p s 41? ,SLS,ixtyfthird Street fn Hsophn . X William Cullen Bryant Ambition-fGraduate Nurse. ActivitiesfBanker: Alternate Sena' tor: Homecon Club, 5: Esperanto Club, Z: Patrol: Swimming Club: Alternate Councilman, Z: A. A. Manager: Christmas Play: Library Aide, 2: Library Senior: Manager of Spring Play: World Fellowship Club: Dramatic Club, 2: Gown Committee. CURTIS YAMAS Curt Tilden junior High Arnbitionfliinish High School. Activities W Class Basketball, 3: Class Football: Alternate A. A. Manager, 2: Usher, 2: Swimming Team: Patrol: Alternate Senator: Silver Screen Club: Architectural Club. RICHARD YARDUMIAN 5834 Catherine Street Dick William Cullen Bryant Ambition---Philadelphia Orchestra Conductor. Activities-Nautical Club: Music Club fstage managerj: Bass Clef Club: Gryphon Salesman: Alternate Senator. HERBERT YETT 277 S. Cecil Street Herb Holmes junior High Ambitio-rifExecutive? Activities-Banker, 2: Study Hall Aide, Z: Councilman, 2: C. A.: A. A. 1 OTHE 1935 RECORD! WELLINGTON YORK 5009 Greenway Avenue Bill Shaw junior High Ambition ---- United States Coast Guard Academy. Activities fVarsity lnterclass Basket' ball, 2: Group Basketball, 23 Group Baseball: Class Basketball: A. A. Manager: A. A. Grade Representaf tive: Touch Football flnterclassj. DORIS YOUNG 133 S. Fifty-fifth Street iiDOiv Holmes junior High Ambition--Comedian. Activities-Carroll Phillips Repre' sentative, Z: Alternate Councilman: Patrolg C. A.: A. A. HARRIET ZACHARIAS 5705 Florence Avenue Har Harrity Ambition--What's it to ya! Activities-W-A. A. Manager, 2: Alf ternate A. A. Manager, 3: Study Hall Aide, 2: Inter-class Basketball: Track: Patrol, Z: Circus: Apparatus Club: Tennis: Dancing Club. BETTY BOOP N. E. Corner Fourteenth and Broad Streets Public Flirt No. I Pshawl Ambition -- To date our Ladies' Man. f C? G Ninetyftliree E. JOHN ZETTLEMOYER 5410 Hadiield Street Zetty Shaw junior High Ambitionv-Teacher of harmony. Activities - Orchestra, 6: Music Club: C. A.: A. A. CATHERINE ZIMA 7329 Buist Avenue ..Kay., Tilden junior High Ambition-Somebody's Honey. Activities-A. A. Manager: Alter- nate Senator: Business Aide Club: GYm- Aide, 2: C. A.: A. A. LILLIAN ZLOTNICK 6256 Osage Avenue Nookie'l William Cullen Bryant Ambition--To be someone eIse's ambition. Activities--Senator. 3: Circus: An, nual Concert: Banker, 3: Glee Club' Treble Clef Club: Hallowe'en Party? Gym Aide. Qufdtds--MF in English with Dr. ActivitiesfCheerfleader for Ping' Pong Team, 3: Assistant Timebeater for Mr. Reimer's band, 'llfzg Dyed hair purple, ZVZ: Secret Passion of Celebrated Social Science teacher, 8: Schlimiel Society, 2: Ventilation Monitor for Mr. A. W. Roberts, 2. 3 I 4 as- 'T sill, my H -:ma 'Mm 133, r-. - l' I. Hi If YL THE PHAROS AT ALEXANDRIA Across the wide expanse of waters deep, The mighty Pharos sends its stretching ray Of fire, to mariners, the beam who seek For nightly guidance, and the smoke by day. THE SCHOOL ffiil? 5 -Q ,fluff--:vs . ,Lam , A --A-'Y ,Sri-A: 1Ff-Sim 'nv ,f .sz . ' ' 1w5+wfgf1.g:Qzae ,-.hgszfwzg-rH'vT4 ,, fi - ' 'fait ft..v.J-Jig A ' M ' ' 'i ' , iiiifeihz.,-, wir-F'1'i ' , a W U 'r iw lx if 0 I I I I I U ORANGE AND BLUE. Words by John D. Mahoney. Muslc by Willard S. Campbell. I 1 . Asulmue. Uxmon. em eapreas. - l :J-.FEE . i fig-gd 1. Hail to thee,Weetern, fair to view! Hon-or and love to 2. Wise is thy teach-ing,just thy uuyg Thy ooun-sel ev - er f 1 ur 1 f x f X 2-is-'-:EF 'srfrzi gif- T l e ' -Q X...-' . ' ae, 4- - mf ' - P- ?-3-.,- - h -5+ - - ' I ' f 1 , . , -5-EEQF.-J-E-35-755531 -f es.: ihee are dueg Gall:-er thy sons from near and far, Hail-ing thee ev - er, guid- ing star. lights our way 9 Ne'er shall thy dauntlessspir -it die, Pride of our hearts, dear Western High. -,Z 'S - - ff l 1 + , - - : :1: ' . 1 ' 1 E ,-- lg.-fl I 1 E'-lr I 6' 11? Q--h f? 'L vi. -L-- I l I W J-, ' H Q - l -mi E - 1 - T ,- A W - Jjiiours A -i Q ,SL-1:4-W -n -I - --z-- y h 9115 3 I. 3 School of the West, we raise thy song! School that is best, fo thee we throng! r- i J .9 I If -- -- -1- 4- -r-- -F- ' 'arg U g'?'. v .-' + :? ' W. -'ferr .3 :E f -. -f P? ff ' P J con apirflo. If I I T T 3 , 3 P 5 3' I- an 'TJ' ' Z Ei: F: '- I- Y L.: ' Q 15.1 -32 . ' 1- L We'll lift on high thy ool - on truep Hail to the Or-mage and the Blue! f- i'5 l A. . -9- !. P 3- i Z- -4- 3 32 , - 'iigg Q 13 -'E ' :ar-- -., ..,.. - L N '-14 V . - :QW lbpyrighl., IDN, by Tnlllr-llrodlth Qg. Internnllaul Copyright Sammi. ROBILRT HERR t of Citizens' Association SCHOOL OFFICERS June 1935 - Y,......... .uuuuui N- narrorfm-umej of Western News ITHE 1935 RECORD! Citizens' Association HE executive body of the Citizens' Associaf tion is called the Board of Directors. This comprises a Faculty Advisory Council. The President and the VicefPresident of the C. A., the Chairman of the Senate, the Chairman of the Tribunal, and the Grade Directors of the School. The Board, with approval of the Advisory Council, has the power to determine standards of eligibility and student participation in activif ties. It also elects the Tribunal, appropriates funds to the C. A., and amends the Constitution with the approval of the Senate. The Board may reject any action of the Senate, but the Senate may override this veto. During this term great progress has been made in the accomplishments of the Board which has succeeded in promoting new and beneficial measures in the interest Tma TRIBVNAL of the school. The iudicial body of the C. A. is the Tribunal consisting of two boys and two girls from the IZB Class, and one boy and one girl from the IZA Class. A Chairman and a Secretary are selected from the 12B members. The Tribunal has the power to prescribe punishment for any student, club or organization because of any infraction of regulations under the jurisdiction or super' vision of the C. A., and to remove from oflice by a twofthirds vote any student whom it deems ineflicient in the performance of his duties. Such action requires the approval of the President and of the Director of Student Activities. The present procedure of the Tribunal is one of adjusting the diiiiculties met, instead of meting out punishment for offenses committed. Hence a greater degree of cooperation is obtained between the students and the Tribunal in securing justice in our schoo 1 THE BOARD or DIRECTORS Nmetyfeight 1. Q OTHE 1935 RECORD! WESTERN NEWS STAFF Western News UR only school periodical, the Western News, has, during this last year, appeared in a new, more convenient form. This semester, under the leadership of: EditorfirifCliief ....................... ................................... M ARY HARVEY News Editor ..,.. ............. M ARTIN STEIN Sports Editor ...................................................... IRVING NUREMBERG Feature Editor ........................................................ BETTY DEININGER the editorial staff has endeavored to publish a paper that should be of interest to every member of the school, including students and faculty. It has covered, in each of the monthly issues, at least sixty activities of the school. Each edition has outsold any other corresponding edition in the history of the nine spring terms. Much of the credit of the splendid sales is due to Lola Cooperman, Business Manager, and to her staff. Contrary to the policy of editions in the fall, sports has not been the main feature. This spring, the staff has tried to give every activity an equal amount of publicity. The climax of the term is the Senior issue which is published in the class colors and which contains, for the most art, 'h ' l f ating class. The progress of the Western News is due to the untiring efforts of Miss Melville who has been Editorial Sponsor for the last eighteen terms and of Miss Townsend, Business Sponsor. Both of these sponsors have given unlimited time in the interest of the paper and in supervising the business and editorial staffs. p sue artic es as are o especial interest to the graduf Shakespeare Club HE Shakespeare Club, one of the oldest and best known organizations in the school studies that great dramatist, to obtain a deeper insight into his plays. Under the sypervision and expert coaching of Mr. George Montgomery, the club produces a Shakespearean drama every fall. Ninetyfniiie 4 OTHE 1935 RECORD! CAST or TAM1Nts or THE SHRENWH The,oHicers this term were: President, Leon Rosnerg VicefPresident, Williaim Bernsg Secretary, jacob Pressman, and Treasurer, Sol Charp. N s CMT or UGROXYINKQ PMNs Senior Dramatics HE Senior Urzunzitic Cluh, 21 girls' organization under the sponsorship ot Miss lvlairiorie Jones, is one of the mediums hy which students may tlisplziy their elrznngitic ailwility. ' li' ' hi li wis vresentetl this spring wis well received The play Growing zuns, W C EC I r g, .. hy the student lwoely, in zielelition to lweing :1 finzincizll success. Growing Pains, writf ten hy Aurzinizi Rouverol, portrays the trials and trihulzitions oi: zulolescencc. The otlicers for the past term were: President, Selma Goldmainz Vicefl'rcsitlent, Esther Rndhillg Secretary, Anne P. Gutin: Treasurer, Frances Wildernizlii. One Hundred OTHE 1935 RECORD! Music HE Music Division of our school is under the able supervision and direction of Mr. Harry P. Hoifmeister. Because of the divisions of musical talent into the First Orchestra, Second Orchestra, Novelty Orchestra, Band, Music Club, the various glee clubs and vocal ensembles, any student interested in musical education and recrea' tion can easily participate in these beneficial activities. Every year about the middle of january, the musical organizations collaborate in presenting the Annual Concert, which delights the hearts of all music lovers. A few of our students have distinguished themselves by appearing as guest artists at special musical performances. Many thanks are due to Miss Henderson, Miss Gevov, and Mr. Dreyfuse, as well as to Mr, Richardson and Mr. Riemer for their excellent and indefatigable services in sponsoring these musical groups. The Organ EAUTIFUL and imposing in appearance is the Bartholomay Pipe Organ which was formally dedicated on December 6, 1934. Rendering sublime enjoyment, this organ has endeared itself to the hearts of all. In 1923 the idea was suggested that a pipe organ would be a worthy contribution to thc assembly life of the former girls' school. From that time on the Organ Fund Committee worked feverishly and finally secured enough funds to have an organ built and installed. The organ is a striking example of modern mechanical efficiency, containing 2386 pipes, a set of chimes, an impressive console, and thousands of miles of wiring. One I'lilL'Y'ldTL'd One JULIA BREWER EMMA BRODSKY BETTY DEININGER NORMA ENDY DOROTHY FRIEDMAN PEARL GLUCK SELMA GOLDMAN JANIS GOLDSTEIN ANNE GUTIN MARY HARVEY ROBERT HERR HELEN JANULIS LEONARD ABRAMS DONALD ATKINS JEAN BELCHIC VIRGINIA BONDY HOWARD BOYD DORIS BURNS W Awards THOMAS BAGG ELEANOR BAILENSON HOWARD BOYD WILLIAM BOYD SOLOMON SNOW JEAN SPARKMAN MARTIN STEIN MARJORIE WHITELAW ARTHUR WILLIAMS Certificate Awards ELSIE COHEN EDWARDENE COPE BETTY DEININGER HOWARD DOUGLASS REGINA EDELMAN CLAIRE GLASER ROBERT KAHN LOIS LEDY GERTRUDE MAGINNISS ALBERT MATT DORIS MILLER GWENDOLYN MOORE KNUTE NIELSEN IRVING NUREMEERG DOROTHY O,BRIEN LILLIAN POWELL FRANCES ROBINSON ETHEL SMITH MARY HARVEY ESTELLE HOLLANDER THELMA JASPER GEORGE KOELLE LILLIAN KAUFFMAN EVELYN LOGAN DOROTHY MALAKOFF RUTH MCLAUGHLIN ROBERT NEELY IRVING NUREMEERG HELEN PHILLIPS ETHEL SMITH MIRIAM SKLAROFF BEATRIGE WEIDENFELD CAPTAINS POWELL BEAHM BARTLETT DILLER ROORK GUBERMAN KRAMEROFF ROCKS GRAHAM OTHE 1935 RECORD! i i i Bottom Row: Rocks, Hunderlnark, Cahill, Semeyian, Nelson, Reading, D. Read. Vwfhite, Dunlap. Bengalian Mlddlf Row: Green finanagerjg Shoeher. Fitch, Cooke. lvlaekey, Powell Qcaptainjg Lorher, Beehm, Smack, Harrison. Donaldson fnianagerj Top Rowi Garcia, N. Hall, Reid. Wilscwn, Connelly, Hall, Ball, Nuneville, Rothman. -Iordon, Hackman Ceoaehj Football ESTERNS foothall team hrought hack the Puhlie High Championship to West Th' Y th Sweedho s championship honors Philly, after a lapse of one year. is gave e ti U y for the fourth time in the eight years since Mr. Haekman has heen eoaeh. The gridders dropped only one game in the season's eomhats. They howed to Penn Charter, a nonfleague opponent, hy the elose deeision of 66. WCSYCFIINS only seore was made hy the skill of Harry Harrison's toe. The Haekmen then opened the league season hy defeating Northeast 7fo. In this game they got the needed eoniidenee and marched triumphantly over their other opponents in rapid order. First, Germantown 20431 next, Frankford, the defending ehamps, 1345: Southern 19fog Central IVOQ and Uverhrook 1441 were taken into eamp, thus eompleting a very successful league season. Now, only the Thanksgiving game was ahead of them! One Hundred Four OTHE 1935 RECORD! -This game proved to be quite a victory for the Orange and Blue, ending with the highest score ever made in this series-4Of0. It also broke the deadlock of seven games each and only one tie. Harrison, Beahm, and Lorber were picked for the AllfPublicfHigh Team, and Harrison for the third time was picked for the backield on the AllfScholastic team, Captain Powell, Mackey, Cooke, Shoeber, Rocks, Smack, Connelly, Redding, Nunef ville, White, Jordan, and Ball were also outstanding. Basketball WESTERNS basketers ended their season with nine victories and seven losses. In the first four games of the season the drihhlers showed good form hy defeat' ing P. S. D. 35f27g Haverford 2948, Alumni 25-21, and St. Joseph 38f1l. Gratz then ended this streak by defeating the Orange Blue squad 2Ofl6. Peddie added one more defeat to Western's list by the score of 3223. Western eked out a victory over Frankford 2322, while in the next game South Philly did the same to West Philly, with the score 24623. This defeat seemed to pep Western into defeating Northeast 23453 West Catholic 2649, Chestnut Hill 2804, and Wenonah 22f2O. The last four games of the season were dropped to Catholic 26fl4g Central 17-14g Germantown Z1f2Og and Olney 3505. The season's outstanding players were: Captain Rooks, Harrison, Kildorf, Yaunches, Wyatt, Beahm, Connelly, Gentokes, and Kahn. SOCCCI' THE ,Ionesmen had a fairly successful season, winning four decisions, losing five, and tying three. After losing the Hrst two games to Upper Darby and Cvratz, the Speedboys showed their offensive power by trouncing Swarthmore Frosh 7f1. The next two games One Hundred Five OTHE 1935 RECORDO with Olney and Germantown resulted in deadlocks. Following these, the booters enjoyed a threefgame winning streak, defeating Central, Overbrook, and Penn Fresh. The jonesmen then met the two leading teams of the league, Northeast and Frankford, losing 5fO and 1f0 respectively. Philadelphia Normal School also defeated West Philly 2'1. The Speedboys, however, ended the season successfully by holding Northeast Catholic funbeaten and untied until the West Philly game, to a 1f1 draw. Captain Sam Krameroff, Langill, Jacoby, Dunn, Confoganus, Ferraris, Zaroff, Rothman, and Herman were outstanding during the season. Swimming WEST PHILLY'S mermen splashed their way to fourth place in the Public High League despite the loss of some of their most valuable men. When Bob Emery was graduated, he left the 22O and diving events open. The 22O was ably filled by John Kelter and Edgar Northwood. In the diving event we obtained Bob Graham, who, at the time, was piloting the Gym Team. Bob showed his excellent ability as a diver by placing third in the city championship. The outstanding sprint men were Peanut Cleary, captainfelect for 1936, Henry Shetzline, Ira Harshaw, and Richard Smith. In the breast stroke and 100 yard events, Captain Bob Bartlett produced excellent results. Henry Shetzline rounded out their team by coming through as an accomplished backstroker. Ice Hockey ESTERN'S overnight sport, in the first year, became another addition to the championship list. Under the able direction of Coach Orttung and Captain Billy Roork, the Orange and Blue Speedkings got their first leg on the Ice Hockey trophy with a season of nothing but victories. In the six games of the season the Speedkings rolled forty goals to their oppof nent's seven. This was mostly due to the high scoring of Ted Stehle, who put the rubber puck in the net fourteen times, and Doug Tait, the next highest scorer in the Public High League, who made nine goals for Western. Although these two boys were outstanding, Captain Roork, Butler, Montgomery, Hayes, Lieberman, Ladner, and Frambes also deserve a great deal of credit. They were all consistent in their Hne offensive and defensive work. One Hundred Six I I OTHE 1935 RECORD! BOYS' ATH LETIC ASSOCIATION GRADE DIRECTORS 12B Leon Taylor 12A Emmanuel Ettinger 11B Martin Davis 11A Morton Epstein 10B Milton London 10A john DiFilippo 9B Morton Linton RALPH NLINEVILLE EDWARD DI FILIPP0 President Secretary Award Winners and Activities Interfclass Basketball met with great success this term, because of the spirit of fine sportsmanship of the boys on the various class teams. Every grade from 9A to 12B had a team in the league, but it was the 11A Class team which was outstanding. These boys not only went through the term undefeated. but thev also won the school championship. Following are the members of the team who won the awards: Morris Fellenbaum, Fred Schober, Irwin McCool, Ray Damons, Stanley Wax' man, Martin Berman, Morton Epstein fCaptainj. The 10A Class team put up a good ight for the title and succeeded in being the runners-up. These boys showed such Hne ability and sportsmanship that they, too, were presented awards: Al Jordan fCaptainl, Hunter, Kantiziper, Clark, Fishman, Caplan. As the regular Basketball season was over, and it was too cool to start Baseball, it was decided to run off a foulfshooting contest. The four boys who received awards for foulfshooting are: First place-Sidney Osteroff ............................ ........ 2 1 fouls out of 25 Second place-Harry Dubroff ......... ........ 2 0 fouls out of 25 Third place-John Harper ........................................ 17 fouls out of 25 Fourth place-Emmanuel Ettinger ............................ 15 fouls out of 25 For every boy who does not have the ability to make a varsity team there is wonderful opportunity in the B. A. A. activities. Since all varsity and junior varsity team members are excluded from interfclass sports, every boy has a fair chance to get on some kind of athletic team, and receive the benefits of competitive sports. Mr. Evans of the Physical Education Department is the faculty sponsor of the Boys' A.A., and it is only through him and his generous efforts that these opportunities are made possible. We hope that for many more years Western will continue to have the services of Mr. Evans. One Hundred Seven OTHE l935 RECORD' Baseball ESTERN'S batsmen have had an unsuccessful season so far this year dropping nine and winning one. Their first tilt was dropped to Southern by the score of 1Of1 and the next to Overbrook in the same fashion 1Of2. Although Western's nine fought hard, Olney won by a score of 4f2 and Cen' tral 7f5. Southern swamped Western High 12f3 in the next. The only win thus far this season for Western was against Overbrook in a ref turn game by the score of 4f3. The next four games were dropped to Wilmington, Central and two to Rox' borough by the respective scores of 10f3g 4f1g 6f3g and 6f2. Rocks, Beahm, Hadley, Kahn, Harkins, Roork and Hayes have been outstanding. V ll One Hundred Eight OTHE1935 RECORD! Track HE TRACK team champs of last year are expecting another good season this year under the able instruction of Coach Keebler. With the star, Charlie Campbell, Western again expects to annex the crown. Our relay team composed of Petril, Richardson, Beahm, and Campbell placed third in the Penn Relays. Western's cindermen dropped their first meet to Southern although Campbell won the high jump, broad jump and 6440 yard dash and Jack Reid won the shot put. Second places were taken by Myers in the mileg Thomson in the 22O low hurdles, Dever the half-mile, and Flemining in the pole-vault. Fitzpatrick was tied for second in the high jump. In the next meet Western shared the winning honors with Northeast as they split the points evenly, 49 each. The winners were Richardson in the 100 and 6220 yard clashes, Petril taking the 44O and coming in second in the NO, and Diller snared first honors in the broad jump. Campbell was tied with Fitzpatrick and Bell in the high jump and was second in the 44O and broad jump. Other seconds taken for Western were Dever in the SSO, Becker, in the highfhurdles, and Reid in the shot'put. Thomson also placed in the low'hurdles. One Hundred Nine OTHE 1935 RECORD! Tennis FTER a year's lapse, the Speedboy Netmen, consisting of Captain Herm Guberf man, Queroti, Meisler, Kline, Cahan, and Feldman, have again captured the Public High Championship, sweeping aside all rivals except their old nemesis, Central. In the InterfScholastic matches, the Hurwitzmen had a .500 average, taking the measure of St. joe, 3f2, and being nosed out by Penn Charter, 3f2. The racqueteers started their public High season with a bang by downing Frank' ford, 5f0. Three days later, on May 13, came their ony League setback by the Mirrors to the tune of 3f2. To avenge this defeat, the Speedboys trounced Northeast, 5'O. Continuing on their winning way, the Hurwitzmen trampled Gratz into the dust, 5'O. When Germantown visited West Philly, they were treated very harshly and returned home nursing a 5-O setback. In a closely contested match with their sectional rival, Overbrook, the Speedboys emerged the victor by a margin of a 3f2 victory. Ending up their season with a whitewash seemed inviting to the Netmen, and so they humbled Olney 5fO. Coach Hurwitz, who rates orchids for his fine work this year, remarked that this year's team turned in more whitewash victories than any other in Western's history. Also that more obsacles were overcome, more Hghting spirit and more scrappiness were shown than by any other championship team. Two members of the team went through the Public High season without suffering any setback. We need more and more Morty Kline's and john Queroti's. Coach Hurwitz expects to keep the championship in West Philly next year because of the many fine prospects he has seen in this year's second team. Captain Herm Guberman, who graduates in the fall, deserves much credit for his fine work this year and in the past. Before closing, a word should be said about the work of Manager Bob Abrams and his assistants, who without receiving any glory, did a great deal of work for the team. Gym ESTERN'S gymnasts ended their season by taking fourth place in the City Championship Meet. The Speedboys won their only meet in a nonfleague contest against Temple Frosh. The first league tilt saw Southern on top with Western above Gratz. The Orange and Blue tumblers then dropped a meet to the wellfbalanced Olney team, which won the City Championship. They were then sandwiched between Germantown and Central, and in the next meet, they received the same treatment with Northeast on top and Overbrook on the bottom. The Western Matmen tumbled into a fourth place in the City Championships, greatly because of the showing of Bob Graham, Western's captain who finished second in the individual scorings. Other outstanding Gymnasts were Sataloff, Blaufeld, Bannett, Carr, Thaete, Dean, and Dietzmann, who broke his arm early in the season. One Hundred 'Ten ' if OTHE 1935 RECORD! ., 'f', OTHE 1935 RECORDQ The Girls' Athletic Association THE G. A. A., sponsored by Miss Walton, has had a very successful term under the leadership of Helen McCurdy, President, and Amy james, Secretary. The other members of the Board are as follows: Dorothy Malakoff, Lillian Maire, Anita Plough, Ruth Nelson, Marjorie Muller, Janet Brunner, Dorothy Knapp, and Pauline Runyan. The girls as a whole have given their support to the G. A. A. and all have been satisned with the work of the term. BASKETBALL MANAGER-ORVILLA PLATER COACH-Miss SHARP Meet the champs:-Orvilla Plater, jane Porter, Eleanor Quintile, jean Spark' man, Wilma Tyson, Ruth McLaughlin, Virginia Hanley, Gloria Douglas, Florence Cox, and Gertrude Maginniss. The team has won every game it has played this term. The 12A's almost defeated the 12B's, but after a breathless tussle, the latter emerged victorious. Under Miss Sharp's enjoyable coaching, the girls have had a thoroughly successful and pleasant season. TEN N IS SPONSOR-Miss WALTON In the spring the Tennis Club is organized for beginners only. This gives every one a chance to learn the game in order to play in the Tournament which is held in the fall. A number of girls have joined and are learning to swing a mean racket. The instructors are Gwendolyn Moore, Dorothy DePond, Ethel Lee, jean Sparkman, Ethel Bell, and Cicely Pointer. One Hundred Twelve OTHE 1935 RECORDO DANCING AND APPARATUS CLUB MAXAGERA Ktlwffzviuotyw Moofus SPONSOR' AMiss Secafixzf The Dancing Cluh was started last term and is hecoming more and more popular. M1'ss Seguine has heen engaged in teaching txventyffour girls from West Philadelphia and the same numher from Overhrook a hallet dance which she originated. It was given in Convention Hall on April 24, and its success was very gratifying to the teacher and to the girls. The music used was the Valsc des Fleurs hy Tschaikowslcy. Each XVest l'hiladelphia girl made her own costume, and the Overhrook girls decorated the wreaths. Tha IIB dancers were Lenora Kramer, Helen Bernstein, Nlary Cross, Anne Davenport, Orvilla Plater, Lena Kooperman, Phyllis Rendelman, Eleanor Quin- tile, Fay Barslcy, Shirley Clottleoh, Flora Ford, and Cicely Pointer, The Apparatus Cluh is also sponsored hy Mi'ss Seguine and is managed hy Amy Schindler. The memhers are given an opportunity to practice class aims, and points may he earned hy passing tests. These cluhs have heen a source ot' great enjoyment to the memhers, and they will no douht go into full swing next term. SWIMMING SPONSOR 'MISS Dxvls The Swimming Cluh has enrolled eightyftxvo memhers this term, and under the excellent instruction of Mi'ss Davis the girls have learned the art of swimming, along with lite saving. The memhers are divided into three groups: heginners, intermediates, and advanced. Points may he earned hy passing specified aims, and junior and Senior Life Saving Emhlems may he worn if the required tests are passed. The meet on May 13 was an outstanding event. Some IZB memhers are Eleanor 'T' mek, Amy Schindler. Ruth VVheeler, Dolly Nliller, and VI,V 'A ' T L-A A 1 VIITICFII OTHE l935 R Track ECORDO SPONSOR Miss Rosiz MANAGER Doaoiiir M.'xL.iiQoifif Three cheers for Orvilla Platerl. She was undouhtedly the outstanding participant of the interclass track meet which was held at Drexel Field. May lo, Orvilla won three events for our class. She ran the fiityfyard dash in 6.31 she threw the hasketf hall 77.lll feet, and she high iumped 4 feet 6 inches. Virginia Hanley displayed her skill hy hop step and iumping Zl.3 feet. Oi course the llB's won with a total of 72 lfo points. The llB's came in second with 54 H3 points, and the HA class took third plaee with 35 5 X6 points. Those on the UB teani were as follows: Liddie Beaseh, Florence Cox, Catherine Ellenherger, Lillian Finkelman, Virginia Hanley, Katie Knight, Orvilla Plater, Eleanor Quintile, Wilmzi Tyson, Reheeca XX7aldow, Harriet Zacharias, and Thelma jasper. ln spite of the small numher oi spectators ho turned out and Miss Roses stuhhorn gun, everything went along smoothly. and h u ht to a close, W Q another year's track meet was ro g ClRCUS Every one enioys the annual circus. This gala ailair was held in e Friday, March 19. Under the splendid leadership oi Dot Malakoti, the lZB's carrie away the hrst prize, a large hox oi cupfcakes. lf you ever need a marshall call Orvilla ljlater. She managed to hold hack the crowds while the UB chariot, which took hrst prize, rolled in, Roherta Amhrose reclined on her pillows like a true Egyptian lady Regina Clark helped to add points for lllfs hy taking lirst award for the hest hahy The yudges, Miss Davis, Mrs. Weston and Mr. W. jones, had an easy ioh choosine the winning acrohat. Amy Schindler did tricks that niade every one hold her hreath Gwendolyn Moore was a riot. She looked as if she had walked right out of the gay nineties, and it is said she even lost her hustle once or twice. Her points, along with the others, helped to surn up the grand total of sixtyfiour points. Altogether the circus ' ' d was enioyed hy every one. wa' 'i huge success an One Hundred Foimeen th- old gym on ' d h mln OTHE 1935 RECORD! Vale By GEORGE B. KOELLE DEDICATED 'ro Mn ARCHIBALD W. ROBERTS Ships that pass in the night, and speak each other in passing, Only a signal shown, and a distant voice in the darkness, So on the ocean of life, we pass and speak one another Only a look and a voice, then darkness again, and a silence.' H. W. LONGE Once more 'I'ime's horologe draws nigh to make His summons to us: that our leave we take Of this, our school, within whose lofty walls, We've passed, and tarried among Wisdom's halls. Before us rise the old familiar views We've long been wont to see. Now must we lose, Perhaps forever, all that we have known Of Alma Mater, thoughts that have been sown? The classrooms, where we spent slowfflying hours, The teachers, who have symbolized the powers, From out whose hands the seeds of wisdom flowered, And on our minds Pierian water showered. Though like nocturnal ships, our lives may seem 'To hail each other, then from out the gleam Of signal lights, sail on alone, there is One spark that carries on the gleam and lives. The spark of memory shall ever burn, And send forth fre from out its smouldering urn To lighten up oblivion's black sea And reminiscent teach the mind to be. So memory shall keep with us the days We've spent with thee, our school, and ever raise Before us old acquaintances again, And keep reminding us to Feed the flame. ELLOW Commencement Program PROCESSION ...... ....... P omp and Chivalry ............ ........... R OBERTS PRAYER ......... ........................ R Ev. W. GALLOWAY TYSON, D. D. CHORUS ....... ................................................,....................... T HE LORDYS PRAYER Music setting by Charles Dryfuse SALUTATORY ....... ...................:4...................... W HAT IT MEANS TO BE EDUCATED Written by Carolyn Stephenson Delivered by RITA PACITTI TRIBUTE CEREMONY THE GIFT OF ROSES Written by Barbara Barakat Delivered by DOROTHY MALAKOFF SEAL PRESENTATION Written and Delivered by HOWARD KREMER ORCHESTRA ................................ Selection from Carmenl' ..... ......... B IZET AWARD OF PRIZES AND MEDALS .......................................... ........... JOHN DENNIS MAHONEY, Head of English CHORUS ................ Welcome to Spring fLa Cinquantainej ................ GABRIELMARIE Arranged by Manney PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS ..................................... WALTER ROBERTS, Principal VALEDICTORY .................................................... WHAT IT MEANS TO BE EDUCATED Written by Eleanor Bailenson Delivered by JAMES F. MYERS CLASS SONG ...... .................... W ORDS AND MUSIC BY PAUL MAGIL MAHONEY SCHOOL SONG ...... ......... 'T he Orange and the Blue .... .... CAMPBELL EXIT MARCH ....... ........ N ational Emblem ......... ......... B AGLEY One Hundred Sixteen . H.. QTHE 1935 RECORDO Salutatory WHAT IT MEANS TO BE EDUCATED By CAROLYN STEPHENSON REETINGS from the graduating class of June, 1935. As Salutatorian I wish to extend to everyone present a welcome 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 wellfrounded 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 relatives 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 selffdenial and effort which you have made for our beneht. May we fulfill the highest expectations of all those who have been interested in us, and may we attain to some worthy accomplishment by means of the opportunities offered us through education, which is due in a great measure to the spirit of democracy which has ever prevailed in America. A truly democratic country must have a public school system which gives educa- tion, free to all, which covers all stages of education, and permits direct passage from one grade to the next higher, and which is attended by all. Until the nineteenth century education was generally considered, in the broad sense, as a privilege of the fortunate but few. Little by little all the states came to establish and maintain free public schools, until education has now become the right of every growing citizen. In time it was found that it was not enough to establish education as a right-it must become a duty. Tofday, since the passage of compulsory education laws, every child has an equal chance for an education. Now, the question is, What does it mean to be Educated? Before answering this, let me ask another question. What does the term education mean? I answer, it means not only instruction given through booksg it means also a gradual adjustment to the spiritual possessions of the race, with a view to realizing one's own potentialities and to assisting in carrying forward our inheritance of ideas, acts, and institutions which we call civilization. Who is the educated man? By what signs shall we know him? First among the evidences of an education, I name correctness and precision in the use of the mother tongue. One's hold upon the English language is measured by his choice of words and by his use of idioms. He knows the wide distinction between correct English on the one hand, and pedantic, or, as it is sometimes called, elegant English on the other. He is more likely to go to bed than to retire, to get up than to arise, to dress than to clothe himself, and to make a speech rather than to deliver an orationf' One Hundred Seventeen lTHE1935 RECORDO As a second evidence of an education, I name polite and gentle manners. Manners are behavior and good breeding, as Addison said, but they are more. Real manners, manners of a truly educated man or woman, are an outward expression of intellectual and moral convictions. Manners do not make the man, but manners reveal the man. As a'third evidence of education, I mention the power and habit of reflection. It is a frequent charge against us moderns, particularly against Americans, that we are losing the habit of reflection, and the high qualities which depend upon it. We are torn by conflicting or unconnected emotions, and our minds are occupied by ideas following each other with such rapidity that we fail to get a Hrm and deep hold of any one of the great facts that come into our lives. If these charges are true-and there are some counts in the indictment which it is difficult to deny-then one of the most precious evidences of an education is slipping from us, and we must redouble our efforts to keep fast hold upon it. For an unexamined life, Socrates unceasingly inf sisted, is not worth living. The educated man has standards of truth, of human experiences, and of wisdom by which new proposals are judged. These standards can be gained only through meditation. A fourth evidence of education is the process of growth. A human mind conf tinuing to grow and to develop throughout a long life, is a splendid and impressive sight. Broadened views, widened sympathies, deepened insights are the accomplish' ments of progress. For this development a many'sided interest is necessary, and this is why growth and intellectual and moral narrowness are eternally at war. And as a fifth evidence of education, I name efliciency--the power to do. Today the truly educated man must be in some sense, efficient. With brain, tongue, or hand, he must be able to express his knowledge, and so leave the world other than he found it. Abstract meditation without production is fatal both to character and to the highest intellectual power. Do somehing and be able to do it well, express what you know in some helpful and substantial form, produce and do not everlastingly feel only and revel in sensation--these are counsels which exhibit a real education opposed to that sham form of it which is easily recognized as well informed incapacity. The habit of making knowledge, power, is efficiency. Without it education is incomplete. These five characterstics, then, I offer as evidences of an education-correctness and precision in the use of the mother tongue, polite and gentle manners, which are the expression of fixed habits of thought and action, the power and habit of reflection, the process of growth., and eiiiciency, as the power to do. On this plane the physicist may meet the poet, and the naturalist with the army officer, and each recognize that his fellow is an educated man, though the range of their information is widely diff ferent, and the centres of their highest interests are far apart. It is these habits, of necessity made by ourselves alone, and begun in the days of school and college, that we must improve. Strengthen these with maturer years and broader experience and they will show to ourselves and to others that we have discovered the secret of gaining an education. One Hundred Eighteen 1 OTHE 1935 RECORD, Valedictory WHAT IT MEANS TO BE EDUCATED By ELEANOR BAILENSON F WE begin to think about life seriously, we find that mankind lives in two worlds. We live first of all in the physical world into which we are born. Besides that there exists a world created by the power of education. Not everyone has the privilege or the ability to enjoy them both. Therefore, the real leaders of civilization are those who enter the portals of education and pave a way for us to follow them. The need grows continually greater for more of such people to emulate the deeds of the masters. Herein lie our paths of endeavor. . Humanity is eagerly awaiting the birth of another master to lead it in its gropings for the elusive truth. How are we to recognize this person at meeting? Certainly, he must be educated. The thought then arises in our minds, is it not possible that this person is in our very midst? Such a coincidence is more than possible. However, before humanity can proclaim that another golden name has been discovered, the leader must apply the test of a true education to himself in order to learn if he is worthy of this supreme honor. The first test of education is a quickening of the mind to the beauties of art and nature, to religion and cultured writings, to music and the calm of meditation. Only a spirit, tremulous with the sensation of beauty, can realize this tranquillity. There' fore, vulgarty, which Ruskin calls the lack of sensation, can not exist in the truly educated person, because his life is enriched by higher impressions. Nothing truly beautiful, no matter how obvious, can escape his appreication. Such a person is Alive to gentle influence Of landscape and of sky And tender to the spirit'touch Of man's or maiden's eye. Education strives to Gt us with effective weapons so that we can perform the tasks which opportunity yieds. With education a person can entertain no vain regrets that what he might have done is made hopeless through lack of ability. It remains for us to use the learning of our years. We should extend our knowledge with still further attempts so that great accomplishments will be ours. Then the words of Gascoigne, A boy is better unborn than untaughtf' can not be true of us. Indeed, the life that never comes upon this world can create no sorrow and work no ruin. It is the ignorant mind which adds to the burden of misfortune and makes havoc with the efforts of centuries. , This results in corruption in our method of living, and to remedy this we can not recline and depend upon politics or any other agency to perform the task. We must go farther and seek our salvation in education. Masses of trained intelligence must operate toward a common end to attain the purification of our ideals. Here again can be seen the meaning of education to the world. Past and future fuse into one. The world's flowing fates recast in the mould of each truly educated person, who gives the support of his highly trained faculties to a great movement. How sad a thing our lives would be if it were not for the educated to lead us in our stumbling endeavors! One Hundred Nineteen OTHE 1935 RECORDO The men who serve humanity are those whose minds are trained to view all sides of a question. Their love of perfection is something iniinite in its power to do good, because their love is removed from selffconceit. In fact, the mark of an edu' cated man, in the words of Emerson, is his absence of pretensionf' The education of the servant of a great cause does not make him the ruler of many. Instead, it teaches the ambitious spirit the sources of pleasure and power that can be derived from his own hands and mind. Then the person is ready to be useful where he is most needed. Then it is that education adopts its true meaning, when all that seeps into the soul is returned to the world in the channels of benevolent action. The training which makes men happiest in themselves also makes them serviceable to others, as Ruskin said. A man can be of little use to the world if he is of no use to himself. Here education seeks to perfect each character. Then, wherever he may go, he can always find worth and beauty in proportion to that which he carries in his own heart. Education means a trained eye that sees the glory of an open road, that up-er ceives the power of the Master in the tiny creations about him, that senses the depth of mental and moral calm in solitude. Education means a dignity of mind, courtesy and appreciation of kind words and beautiful thoughts. The true student, who realizes the charm of education, seeks to learn, to build his body and soul, to under' stand the great minds of the ages. His inspiration is the pure love for intelligence. To him all nature appears in its true state. The student is humble in spirit. Yet he understands the reality of man and beast with the keen perception of one who ceases to live in the rushing circle of petty desires. Instead, he calmly repeats the words of Milnes, To me men are for what they are. They wear no masks with me. Education means the truth laid bare, quivering before the eye of him who has sought it so long. Education plants the seed of character in the heart of man. Then he can honorably and bravely fill his place in the world. When the student painstakingly seeks to discover the meaning of an author and finally bursts upon the open plain, blazing in the sunlight of revelation, unquestionably character mounts to the stars. The boy or girl who lives plainly, wears the old hat and coat to obtain the coveted right of a college training, is educated in moral strength. Indeed, the desired purpose is not attained at the first or second attempt. It will not come with ease, nor with the acknowledgment of the masses. Such popularity is for dolls, says Emerson. Steep and craggy is the path of the gods, says Porphyry, but with the humble spirit and dauntless will, with an aching heart and torn hands, the student reaches his final goal. His joy is found in the way by which the masters have come before him. His character can exult in its accomplishment and victory. The joy of sucf cessful labor is keen. Let my joy be threeffourths pain! cried Browning. Then can one appreciate the revelations of the ages, when one has battled for the right to look into the hourfglass of truth. Then can the individual find his niche in the world and integrate himself in the ranks of the masters. One Hundred Twenty OTHE 1935 RECORD! Now let us also follow the paths of the true scholar. No matter where we find our education, let it always mean the love of heauty, music, truth, and wisdom. Let our choice of friends he influenced hy a marked harmony of the spirit. May we he happy in the power that our education gives us to serve others. With love of nature and courtesy to our fellow men, let us lahor joyfully and contentedly. Then in the future we may meet and realize that a deeper power unites us. Then we realize that in our education we find brotherhood, and we never really say farewell, hut instead until we meet again in the wonderings of our meditations and service to the world. M ll! H .1 One Hundred Twenty-one ln Appreciation T 0 Mlss MARY E. GROSS: Whose wise guidance and supervision have been essential in compiling this RECORD. To MR. CECIL O. RICHARDSON: For whose assistance in the efficient management of the Business Staff we are grateful. 'To Miss ADA JONES: Whose advice on the art section of the RECORD was invaluable. To MISS MURIEL ZALLAS and the Business Aid Club. For whose expert and dependable typing we give our thanks. One Hundred 'Twentyftwo I TU Our Subscribers E ARE GREATLY INDEBTED TO OUR ADVERTISERS EOR THEIR ASSISTANCE IN MAKING THIS BOOK A SUCCESS. THESE ADVERTISERS SHOULD BE PAT- RONIZED TO INSURE THEIR CO- OPERATION WITH SUCCEEDING CLASSES AND THE PUBLIC IN THE FUTURE. 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