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

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1959 volume:

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IF THE ACCOMPLISHMENT BE NOT FOH ME 'TIS FUH SOME 0THEH Leonardo DaVinci The Prineipal's Message fr-'Imgf'z.fv.3:f-fm-L-.f '- 1 -if 2 1 TJVT if ,,,, f' ., -yer, rziffff . 5 2, ff . fi 1 jr ff f f f 4---:avi Principal Jack H. Neulighc The theme of your Yearbook eminently sym- bolizes the age in which we live. This is the era of man's conquest of space-of journeys to air's outer edge, of flights to Mars and perhaps a land- ing upon the moon. The slay, no longer serene, now stirs with the hum of aircraft streaking across its face at speeds too fast for IT121IliS re- flexes to control. But the limitations of human sight and action present no obstacle. Confronted with a problem of great magnitude, man's inven- tive genius has created radar, thereby making possible continuous observation and contact with these space-ships. Today, unmanned satellites study the earth as Well as nearby space. Tomorrow they may per- chance orbit the moon or embark upon totally new areas of exploration. Tomorrow, human beings on journeys into space may see the moon at relatively close range, observing the fine details of its surface unblurred by the turbulence of the atmosphere. That people will some day fly into outer space is well within the realm of possibility. The spirit of human adventure cannot be suppressed, no matter what the hazard, no matter what the cost. The marvels of the space age are just beginning to unfold. lntercontinental jets are now on scheduled flights. Tomorrow, interplanetary travel! l litcl1 your wagon to a star, and Climb aboard. The slty's the limit! Yours for an exciting future, J! THE FLAME JANUARY 1959 in which we honor the spirit oi flight E X4-41, A l,X,c.-N WEST PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHDDL FDRTY-SEVENTH AND WALNUT STREETS PHILADELPHIA 0 PENNSYLVANIA 7 G, ' 1 1 A, ,all-52 .Q-M.. yw-1' .f f, JE-:'i.f -1 ,pw-5 f - ,,,: M I ,gd D, :fs-,, ' .-qs -.4 s,l,.,- , ' :sv 2 1-ig, X, '... ef? ,W -f 1 'Lv Q. ., gf ? 1 . fm , -4-. - .1 f , ' if If .H-u ,, , 5 -5,5 K' np- 5 .flag I, Q, ga-.Yh 5 If si 5 ,, '- . i we j Zulu.. mg, , 952 5 in f ' W-5 1 ,iw JR! ,ff-35 S: 5 ' cw - -1'-f-.. 5 -6 ,JA 'flu-ag. ..K 3.n-355, , Ahwivzgfl 19,1 - ,. ,, ,, ,, , , , , , 'vv'-vm-,., ' ,.,,.,,f.-W vbv- '-vw. ,W ,,-f, '72 ' .1 2 W My Wg, lU!Nt,. V ,4,,. , ,. :wi , 4 , V . . em ,,,,ff' , , , -Him f ' A ff, 'ff 1' , .ffzL':'4f-f'Vf?'L3, 1 P7 ' ? . 'Wa 555-afHwx1i4 4' 'f'f 'f7+fi 1 'fc ff - f 'f 7 .f , .4 , 2, ,' , ,gf ,155 f If uf 0 N , ,ff A ,f 45 2 , 0 s o o 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 Wff'-,inf-'L V ff y 51 .fp , ,,v 14, ff,,ffv 1, r f FAC LTY . f gf svom ........... cuss ............ GRADUATES ......... ,. 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Indeed, to part with such memories is n hard task-to everyone, best of everything good in the years to come and may your recollections of Vfestern and the C.A. always be dear to you. Wauyyz ffm, President Dr. Weston Lee Frank ns-0 .. ' V .mwa 7 me iv q li0nk f Tribunal Attorney General 5'- wtf C'N'i 1'f Beverlee Bearman Alan Silverman RiCh31'd Lloyd ,ef-rw - V' 'mf' v .AH ,rwifv-2 '4 . I 1 , was .i. f. ,J N zee4:::::a.'ff :-f f acne, sipzziiw- f Q Patrol Direftor Group Aide Chairman Editor of 'Western News David G1-eenblatr Eileen Sultanoif Phyllis Mersky The Senate 12-B Senate Front Row: Richard Lloyd, Arleen Wolfberg, Leonard Goins. Second Row: Ruth Raymond, Joan Killen. The Board oi Director ,E 'I One of the most active bodies in the C.A. is the Senate, which regulates student activities and enforces regulations about the school. The Senate is the legislative body and is composed of a senator from each homeroom. lt functions through eight committees for the improvement of the school: Publicity, Club Charter, Usher, P.T.C., Budget, S0- cial Service, Safety, and Entertainment. Senate meetings are presided over by the chairman, Richard Lloyd, or in his absence by Edward Savitz, the vice-chairman, Bar- bara Magallanes is secretary. Among the outstanding projects of the Senate was the Christmas Charity Drive, the money from which went to the Chil- dren's Hospital. Rv, f 3 1 'X cis 4.13 i Board of Directors Frou! Row: Beverlec Bearmnn, Richard Lloyd, Lee lirzunli, john Wilsoii, Alan Silverman. Strand Row: Jeanette Floyd, Sandra Kruger, Luna Kline, Bonnie Cohen, Doris Butler, jill Wax, Eileen Sultanolf, Elayne Serlick. Tbirrl Row: Arthur Brown, David Berger, john Crulhcrs, Randolph Walker, .Ion Brillman, David Grccnblatl, Stephen Herman, Bernard Mazie. The student court, commonly known as the Tribunal, meets every morning to pre- scribe punishment for any student violating the rules set by the school constitution. It also has the power, with the consent of the director of student activities, to impeach student officers. Although complicated legal procedures are not employed, the de- fendant receives a fair and just trial. All decisions must be agreed upon by a two- thirds vote of the staff. Consisting of six members-two twelve A's and four twelve B's-one of whom is the Chief Justice, Beverlee BC.l1'lI'1.'lIT1 the Tribunal helps make NVestern .1 safe and orderly school. One of the divisions of the executive branch of the XVest Philadelphia High School Citizens Association is the Attorney General Staff. Working in connection with the Tribunal and the Patrol System, this staff interviews all offenders reported by student patrols, reviews their cases, and brings out all facts, for and against, in order that the students may have a chance to defend themselves. Should a student plead not guilty, a trial is arranged. It is then the role of this or- ganization to provide defense and prosecut- ing attorneys to assure the defendant of a fair trial. The Tribunal Attorney-General Staff Front Row: Barbara Gaber, Francine Sheingold Second Rou Alan Silverman, Paul Green. The Attorne General Staff Tribunal Staff Front Row: Roberta Nahon, Beverlee Bearman, Ellen Kane Second Row: Edward Zamble, Ronald Sall, Barry Brown The Group ide Group Aides Front Row: Sarah Adams, Beverlee Bearman, Eileen Sultanoif, Lana Kline, Emma Bayton. Second Rauf: Elizabeth Wakeley, Ruth Ray- mond, Ellalouisc Turner, Miriam Prince, Stephen Saks, Lauretta Jones, Vicki Hoffman, Victoria Palmer, Francine Sheingold. The Patrol - i I 2-B patrols Frou! Row: Bcvcrlec BCJll'l112lI'l, Ellalnuise Turner, Victoria p.llllICl', David Grc-cnhlnlt, L.1urt-ttn jones, Sandra l,.1pin, Arlene llorislow. Secuurf Row: Susan Cohen, Vicki lllllllllilll, Sarah Addins, Dolores XValclmnn, ,Incltie B.iIlt, Miriam Prince, l'lmm,i Bnyton, liolvcrhu Nahon, Francine Sheingold. 'l'l1ir1f Row: M.lI'hl1.lll Sterling, l.L'0ll.ll'll Goins, Margaret Duson, Elizabeth Wallteley, Constance James, Jerome Schorr, Stephen Salts. Under the direction of Miss Adrienne Sternman, the group aides have helped the 10A class by Working directly wth the nd- viser. They serve to introduce the school to the freshmen. These aides are selected at the close of each term and in addition to qualifying scholastically, they must pass an oral and a written test. This term there were twenty-five group aides. Among this group, are the following seniors who have served as group aides for three terms: Emma Bayton, Sarah Adams, Vicki Hoffman, Vickie Palmer, Elizabeth Xvalieley, and Eileen Sultanoff, the chairman of the group ,f aides this term. M Clean lunchrooms, quiet corridors and enforcing rules of the school .ire under the jurisdiction of the Patrol system. It could not function properly without the .lble guidxnce of Mr. Campbell .ind the fine supervision of its othcers, who are Director of lhxtrols, llirid Greenhlsttg Co- Uirector, Elayne Scrliclxg .md Secretary, -lon Brillman. Under these otheers .tre sev- er.1l chairmen who direct the activities of the suh-chairmen .Ind patrols. The school is grateful to this commend- .ihle group of people who make NVcstern .1 safer .ind cleaner' school. The We tern pm Executive Staff Front Row: Nal-ion, Mersky, Waldman. Second Row: Greenblatt, Sultcxnoff, Frank, Poland, Rutherford. At the end of each diy, the h.u'd-working staff of the Vfestern News, trys to meet that deadline. On the eventful diy when the paper must go to the lprinter, Mrs. Elm Murphy, sponsor: Phyllis Mersky, editor-in- ehiefg .ind the suh-editors must hue .ill l11.lfCl'l.ll for the News complete, .ind he finished with the tedious job of page-planning. From .ill this, emerges the News, issued five times a term. This ternfs ofheers Are: Phyllis Nlersky, editor-in-chief: Dolores Wfildman, news editor, Roherta Ndhon, features editor, Joe Rutherford, sports editor: Eileen Sultanoff, business editor, Caryl Poland, advertising intznager. .v,ZW!,,..Z..V,,.,., ,,.,... f , ,125 .,., ,17,., ..,.A. , ,.,.. . .sf 'Us EWS es-wx 2. MW.- -. -1: Mrs. Murphy M 'wi ., . :Qi ' B ' li A714 4' k 3. , Wee. fm. lt, 'vu . V Mrs. Macaulay Staff Front Row: Nahon, Mersky, Waldman, Rutherford, Grecnblntt. Second Row: Krisch, Sultanoff, Bachrach, Frank, Angelopulos, Poland. Third Row: Kruger, Zamble, Kurland, Raggi, Kane. Fourth Row: Green, Goldstein, Ebsworth, Apt, Forstcin, Mrs. Murphy. Fifth Row: Goldberg, Goldman, Brown. The Cll0il' Msxifliif' The A Cappella Choir, under the skillful direction of Mr. Wfilliam Felton, spends many long and tedious hours perfecting the choral interpretation of various works. As a result, a good musical understand- ing is developed between the members of the choir and the audience which enjoys their articulate sounds. The choir accomplished I1 great deal this term, as well as the preceding terms. Their inspiring renditions are heard in the Laureati Assemblies, school shows and at the com- mencement exercises. The highlights of the term were their Christmas concert at Rayburn Plaza and Lankenau Hospital. This concert was also performed for the entire school. f Z 4 :ff A Q The 0rche tra The students and faculty of Weste1'n are fortunate in having one of the finest school orchestras in the city. Mr. Maier Levin, its distinguished director, plans programs which appeal to every taste. The orchestra's reper- toire ranges from symphonies to show tunes. This term, under the leadership of its oihcersz Robert Joell, president, Richard Sullivan, vice-presidentg Phyllis Cohen, sec- retary, David Prager, treasurerg and Marsha Kosoffski and Adrian Ledger, librarians, the orchestra has presented splendid assembly programs. Among pieces performed by the group this term were: Mozart's Symphony in G Minor, A Tribute to Romberg, and Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor, with Edward Savitz as soloist. ' 'e ,.rf.ef::-,Iv-fwfr - The Club The French Club The Latin Club The Spanish Club The French Club, sponsored by Miss Janet Swerlick, published :t French newspaper. Its name was Le Blagueurf' which means l'The Joker. French songs, jokes, crossword puzzles and articles about the foods and customs of the people of France were a few of the enjoyable features. One of the members of the club related to the club his ex- periences in Europe the summer before. The president was Joan Hairston. Under the guidance of its sponsor, Mrs. Nettie Groll, the Latin Club con- centrates much attention on preparing the Gubernator, its termly publica- tion. To encourage interest in the classics, members spend a good deal of time tape-recording various plays con- nected with ancient Greek themes. This term's oilicers are Elaine Krisch, presidentg Eleanor Parris, vice-presi- dent, Burton Schwartz, recording sec- retary, Adelenc Curry, treasurer: Zebu- lin Bnddicli, sergeant-at-arms, Harvey Hirsch, editor of the Gubernator. f,Hahlas espanol? Do you speak Span- ish? The place for those who do is XY'estcrn's Spanish Club. Here, under the supervision of Mrs. hlarie Pagan and Mrs. Helen Brown, interested stu- dents are improving their knowledge of the language, and of the Spanish people. This term, the president, Julie Blat- man, and the members saw a demonstra- tion of Spanish coolting, and had at Christmas party with a pinata. They also sold calendars with original Spanish greetings and paintings. XVestcrn's acting world is kept busy under the instructive hands of its new sponsor, Mrs. Rita Smith. As a regular project the Dramatic Club is constantly engaged in perfecting diction, and in reading plays. This term, two members, Miriam Prince and Beverlee Bearnaan have been awarded the traditional pins of comedy and tragedy maslts. This is symbolic of outstanding service and a membership of three years. The purpose of the Future Nurses Club is to furnish information about various nursing schools. The members, who meet after school every Thursday, are given the requirements of the schools and other necessary data. This term, information about Board of Edu- cation Scholarships was supplied by Vickie Palmer, president of the club. During the term, some of the girls who formerly received their scholarships and are now in training, came back and spoke to the club on their hospital ex- periences. The George Montgomery Chapter of the Future Teachers of America Club is named in honor of Western's former principal. Under the sponsorship of Miss Mary Leona Gaynor, the club as- sists the Lea Elementary School during lunch periods. This term, under the direction of its president, Elaine Antman, the club dis- tributed apples to all of the teachers in the school on Salute to Teachers' Day. The F.T.A. also presented an assembly program. The Dramatic Club The Future Nurses Club W' QW The Future Teachers Club of America 2 Z, , . , . Z mf' f, f .,. ,, f ' ' f ff-2-vp f'fiQs'zf.f 'W' In Memoriam West Philadelphia High School was saddened this term hy the untimely death of Mr. Irvin Ileyne of the English Department. A 'raduate of Wfestern, he was .1 fine teacher, a scholar, and .1 'entle man. ls lw Sincerely interested in others, his patience and encouragement knew nu bounds. As a sponsor of the rleenage Book Cllulw, Mr, lleyne won it 'armth and teach- national recognition fm' his outstanding work. llis xx ings will remain in the hearts of his many friends. f2w+KQq 5 xM J .Y1 fY,iQY' , 0 'f-c we A W5 Eg fayfs, rvy X ,fi f r 1 Q ,- P 'Q ' H , , N , F V A 2 AR 4, I 4 f - I ff 'Hi 1 K, vi ik f ,.., ACULTY , Q :ix mv - wr l:i EXE' .V -W 2 X,M:w,.,g 1 A 1? 4 . sf' 5. 4 ii, , -5? ' Mk-Q-ifk iw' Nykp- , 2-wx:-Q ,kiabgfg f r .K I 5 1 1 'Phe Vice Principal E .. ww? i ' 2 Mr. Layton Dr. Washco Guides through the boundless shq Thu certain flight. The Conn elor Western is fortunate in having an excel- lent counseling stuff, consisting of Miss iii f Mildred Bach, Mrs. Mary Ifisher, Miss EliZ.1- QR 'V beth Kingsley, Mrs. S.1r.ih Qrlotl, and Mrs. f Claire Redmond. w 'cfi The counselors serve intlivitlual pupils who need special unclershmding and help, so that they may derive the utmost from their school experience. They assist the school in its aim of helping each pupil cle- velop personally, emotionally, and socially, as well as educationally. MiSS Bach Mrs. Fisher Hhs. .qu-11 iwrk. Miss Kingsley Mrs. Orlolf Ml-5. Redmond Miss Rubin's Algebra Class te.i.i,g,5gkg.. Mr. Pyle's French Class 1 I , .,., 3. ,Y W The Facult ls, fe-ai... W,-,,.. at Milton Brooks Mzzfbvnzafirs Milton Brooks, Head Nathan Allen Harry B. Marple Selma L. Rubin Adrienne L. Sternman Charles Cohen David Freeman Robert Hickerson Yvonne Jewell Anna Kessler Kemp Kolb Bella Kupperstcin eannettc Portenar Languages Jeanette Portenar, Ch.1irn1an Helen C. Brown Anthony N. Destra Nettie Groll Marie F. Pagan Theodore Pyle janet Swerliek Helen Ansley Social Sfzulivs Helen Ansley, Head Nicholas Carbone Leonard Chalmers Albert Dooley Mary Leona Gaynor Estelle B. Greenwald Harry Hoffmeistcr Elizabeth Kirk James S. McAfee Kathryn Wallace Miriam MCC. Weston Richard Breen Harriet Schwartz Richard Woodward Vincent C. Ripple .' f ' f ' .9 -Mug,-,Q Sf'fl'l1!'f' Vincent C. Ripple, llcad Bessie S. Abramovitz Alvin D. Bickcl Oscar Bullock Elizabeth A. Davis Samuel Jacobs Anna Kaufmann Martin Olinsky Annl C. Trasoff Katherine Willianis Miss Ansley's History Class Mr. Jacobs' Physics Class David G. Paul Entqliib David G. Paul, Head Margaret Bell Ruth Golden Mary E. Gross Doris F. Johnson Carl E. Karseli Helen Macaulay Frank J. Malandra John Mclntire Flva Murphy Cecil O. Riellardson Rita Smith Reba Tollen Selden M. Cary f '71-K 'f ,X fur 'G . Vw' ' ' Al-if -'ExKEE'S'E:'7.f'Q423i2QiW ,I W' -f': Ari and Mvvbafliral Aria Selden M. Cary, Head Harold Adams XVilliam Casey Grace Cureio Aliee B. Hale John Oriente Yvonne Rubin George B. W'ilkinson Milton H. Wise uf. W R x. fl y-I, ' r f T ,NE . - Q. f 2 i t-Z X NY ,Y L, -is :'L'1?i'-322,-,' ' ' M. ,.,4 4-515'ffs'Z:'f,.Q-yuh . 'fnmyfify fg,l,'jg 1 f Israel Schles C0111 nzvrcc Israel Schless, Head Ruth Ansley Frances Austin Isadore Burenstein Pauline Cohen Mary D. Comerford Margaret Cottrill Helen M. Geyer Joseph Glasner Stanley F. Halpern Muriel Katz Matthew J. Pinto Harry Pomerantz Albert H. Rosen Benjamin I. Shapiro 955.0 W Mary Sherr Mary E. Stocklcy Albert A. Thomas Charles G. Thompson Beatrice Veltman Lawrence Weisman Mrs. Katz's Sales Class Mary Cheatham Ilmlzz' 1it'0lIUlllft'X Mary Cheatham, Cll.lll'll1.lll Mary Ch.1pm.1n Nancy Convcry listher Diliello Mary Graham lidith Mcnsch -A Mrs. Lhc.ilh.un's Home Economics Cllss Mrs. Lingenfeldcr's Gym Class 5. iv 'ern X-x 'f Arthur L. Mortensen Pfayxifal ,Etllllfllfffill Arthur L. Mortensen, Adelaide L. Rose Mary M. Banton Thomas A. Campbell Thomas B. Connelly Dorothy Dillon Samuel Drizin Samuel J. Fogel Wesley XV. Hackman Jean Kipple Anita Lindncr Virginia Lingenfelder Elizabeth McGlathery Betty D. Naye Margaret P. Peterson Belle Presser . ire-ww Maier Levin Music Maier Levin, Chairman William Felton YA v. Rf Emanuel Weiner Baiic Ezlzzraliolz Emanuel Weiner, Head Gail P. Beagle Dorothy Davis Howard M. Jones LeRoy H. Murray Head Irving Blender Drirvr Edzzfafiolz Irvin Blender William White The School Staiis 4 f 1 7, ,,,, , ,, Infirmary Mrs. Roberts, Paulette High, Alan Silverman, Ray Good- win, Miss Boyle. 7 ' A- , U W :-funn.. .-a5:.uwf1 1 'fy V Wk' A' 'V '1f1Z1QAJiip.C A t ' 7'-54545 22.3.24-.' ' .J A '-..:-Mi' -, 'ijlgy' , ,' I J' V N ' 4 L - , ,L it 1 . 5 :ff 5 r. Library Mr. Galfand, Veronica Roberts, Emma Bayton, David Weil, Jean Harrison, Thelma Player. I iss ' , gf .P ijtfigi ,.::g:5 .If ,:,, f V , , .. 4 . 1? f ' -i..,,l ,wiv --:.l-1:.-.,- ,. 51? , if ' 1 : ' '.j X fs: I f.,,,:f- ' ,gk ,, aw, . Dietitians Front Row: Kerns, Graham, Tajician, Knor, Hcim, Craig, Elison. Second Row: Andrews, Moore, Davis, Page, Boincs, McKinney, Brown, Wa ters. X ' 1 fl t ., LAR wgf. ,L ' l ' .'fI'ijf li fi 5?5 ? ' f r . r ' . '.4i'- l Rl 1 , ff w ' Secretaries Miss Saunders, Miss Mode-ll, Mrs. Goldman, Mrs. Gill fscnior secrctaryj, Mrs. Richardson, Miss Bmrnsln. Custodial Staff Frou! Row: Dugan, Kolb, Amunelscn fcustodinnl, Lee wright. Svrond Row: Griffon M'D 't D , L cvit , ottnvino, l.l.lsl.ln. Fa ,,..,f-fm ,ff PURT ! LZA X i 1 1 , A , F' J I - 1 nu ' r ' x- X , - 5 V, x fx., - f r- E... -M N 5: N. ,YA M - xi- lk V W ' L , ' 1,1 ' A -- ' - . fag' --X M, ,X , 3, N , -- , 1- fs. , H X 1 , X' N I X , -x , A aj W KN sl- - ' I N J A -it ,jf 'x , N Q ,L I I , .1 , ww- I 3, A . 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A v ii .- f ' We Want A Touchdown Football The Speedboy eleven, under their new head football coach, Mr. Oscar Bullock, did not compile too impressive a record this past season, as they won only two decisions while dropping six. They ended their season, however, by winning their last two games against Southern, 36-0, and Bartram, 28-0. Although the squad won only two games, it lost close games to Overbrook, 20-18, and Central, 22-14. Leading the team was class athlete Bill Morgan, who scored nine of the team's fifteen touchdowns. Other senior lettermen who were outstanding during the season were co-captains Ollie Dobbins and Joe Blasenstein, Blasen- stein was an All-Public choice at the end of his junior year. He was also nominated to the Teen Magazine All-American Football Team. f Fri 5 fmifis , .wwf x Ei mn- ' fs --rp' Zan gs ..-a- i i.-,bye 2 ' if w - ' -ii:':lS: a-' ' , M K a a l Q TITS s Y ke lg !.T i B' .J Football Team Front' Row: john Shields, l.evi King, Larry Schwinger, Richard Bowman, Irwin Pearlstcin, Joseph Blasenstein, Oliver Dobbins, William Morgan, David Smith, Willie West. Second Row: Mr. Bullock, George Cook, joel Talmadge, Kermit Majetl, Theodore Kobernick, Matthew Jones, Donald Mitchell, james Laudatlio, Irvin Thompson, Russell Valentine, Lamont Johnson, George Cannon, Marshall Dugan, james Toatley, Tyrone Brown. Third Row: Ernest D:111iQl, Donald Miller, Conrad Whitehead, Sylvan Cohen Alonz M'll-A l K 'il Pollard, Bruce Berkowitz, Robert Becks. V 0 I ti, jomn mi, it, Ronald French, Carl B H k e t h a I l me-Game warmup The 1959 basketball team shows great promise of repeating its fine per- formance of three years ago. XVhen the class of S9 were freshman, the team reached the the top of the league, winning the Freshman, Public League Cham- pionship. Under the brilliant guidance of coach Doug Connelly, the Speed boys hope to do even better than their last yearis ine record of seventeen wins and four losses. Only three of those losses occurred in the regular season, with one loss in the first half of the year. Two of the games were lost to the city champions, Overbrook. The team also lost a heart-breaking playoff game for fourth place to Thomas Edison. Captain Bill Morgan Coach Connelly Basketball Team First Row: Griffin, Vernick, Morgan, I-Ianner, Smith, Daniels, Jackson. Second Row: Magid, Henderson, Williams, Becks, Pace, Shields, Newkirk, Showell, Turner, McLaurin, Mr. Connelly. fam W 3 1 t 1 l IZZCZHH Cross Con Ir Cross Country Public High Championship Team Goodwin, Harmon, Holmes, Elam, Boyd, Clouclc, Willianison, Holloway, West, Mitchell, Collier, Johnson, Carson, Mr, Campbell. For the third time in the past four years the Speeclboys', have again won the Phila- delphia Public High School Championship. West won by as wide Ll margin as seventy- four points over runner-up Overbrook, last ye.u s champion. During a most exciting season harrier Roger Harmon topped the City lnterlengue Cross Country championship record of 11:49 by one second. Roger and his fCill11l'l1.lIC XVilll.lI11 Holmes were out in front during most of the meets. Conch Campbell .md Manager Ray Goodwin are both very proud of the fine job and sportsmaimship of this championship team. Cross Country Team , ' TTT 'eve ii , , 4 grim WV' ' il- 'J ' 'l NVi I 'iflhl - ' l iil 1.4' ' ' ,Miz K t ' We uv W sZz2i,:Ij-, g .: -, skg-at ,.., + ,sv-.. 'vm - -ff-Q V ,r jf' Y 3:1-.::zL uviaw :ft-'iikl 4-grifwii ' i t , it N --1-.qi R 5 .. gr 'wwf -4-gy .md . A .we M, A Q, 'ff he Q 1S-XI Q ' e .V '-we it , l ,1-1 C 7 . ' -, ' tf?t:1nf ., we of Heesffsee. '1iEf? '1T?7gf:i C , . N , - -new f ,.'wwf -: Xe-'V-ef, rf K V W. -PM -gi' , . A .et- e L.. 1 ,,. , - . f X ?,- ef fx -f' ,.+-f,rQv. 0 L' ,yr-,ht my ,. ' f f N5-.g if ' 3 5,11 V--V K I ,A .Y V X :N ' 1' :'v'4 'b '- f o.j9f? fr, 4,-1 gf C -' C W' , Er ' Sym- rd, .- We Get ready, Get set, Go! West, Mitchell, Cloude, Holmes, Harmon, Elam, Williamson, Holloway, Johnson, Collier, Carson. XVl'1en interviewed concerning the spring term 1953 track team, Coach Thomas A. Campbell stated that it was .1 good team, but it lacked what he called 'fxerosq the board strength. He said the teams were weak in hurdling and shot-putting, and than some teams clicln't come thrdugh .15 well ns w.1s expected. The best track meet scores of W'eStern were as follows: The four-mile 1'el.1y-first placeg the 440 relay-second plneeg the 2-mile rel.1y-second plaeeg the high jump relay-first plaeeg and the pole vault relay-third pl.1ee. Track Team fit., nit.. Y .. M-M A 41,-A r 'w , Q r ,...,,p-4--1 k Q 1 , -FI' f A LH. 5,1 gy ' A' -- Track X 'N U mxw W1 1 VMJ l s,ff -- - - '.'Vl 'T4uuir1fl1S'l.Jl.l955'K2:AiH: . Waals ' Sv? Lhlnkii -V ft I 1 I Soccer Team Front Row: Sall, Gurwood, Psomiades, Brocler, Zubar, Thomas. Second Row: Dunn, Younger, Young, Manos, Williams, Kronstadt. Third Row: Mr. Drizin, Harnick, Weaver, Gallum, Bryant, Gitlin, Maleno, Leaness, Mr. Fogel. ' 'iz f v 1 'Y , Z '29 25235555 if 15526, , .5 3257 , , 4 ffl e 2 47 F' , hygvpf , H T 'WZ A, f V' I 'V ,797 7 r , 0 ' 2 1 ,f 1 ik fy vga' 1 Z5 ig if g U f . W 951 I y ' 32,3 -T ffm, f J T fi? 1 X ' f 4 ' X M Wy , ,, s is if 'AA T T2:i',T f f ,, f ,' fiir, T -79 ' l g i l -291,5 K -T,-1 CT 1 :t y H7 f ' ,, G qw ,jit f ff 1 4 ff' W mf... Captain Psomiades and Coach Fogel. Soc er The soccer team, under the competent supervision of Mr. Samuel Fogel, had six victories out of the fifteen league games played. Cap- tain Dennis Psomiades, the team's highest scorer, was an important factor in the success of the team this term. Carl Bryant, the tcnm'S ace goalie, can boast of shutting-out Southern, 1-0, and Roxborough, 6-0. Senior members of the hooters are: Dennis Psomiacles, Ronald Sill, Carl Bryant, Irv Zubnr, Jerome Brocler, and Earl Gritlin. Coach Fogcl was very pleased with his first soccer team. , '73Q ' g 11. J lf. w-2Z iTz-T,.,' .i Mai- , T T we ., T . ,,- 72 Aw 'GSW ' 1 T ,. Te' f ' w w 5 72 T f g.1v1TT1fv M-if HT T' 'TT,x1, 1TTf T - T T Tig,,,,:fQi.p4:W' if 3 ' 'T -' . T 'LM Ja' ' 4 'n,T ,TfTTf T ' 1 , Tr, I 5113, Vg, ,. ..1 T iw-f . f, , , , T by - 1 Qc' ' ' 1, 'Tff '1 f,-,, ,WAI ' - a9'f'l:fifi -, 'TQ - .T 1 .M M T- T ' 'f ' V. T . Q To aegwn. .,r. -. A T ,T , - T- 6, ZZf?4lZfz:PffWHiffi4'?vv':ef-fwww' 'f X ,. S ! i W T ff., t, ,,.,..,,,,,,..,,,.,,,,. 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Taking everything into consideration, no face was lost when NVest- ern's team was dcfcnred in the last inning, S-4, by a strong Overbrook ICHITI. Coach Bickel V : ' f V V - ' -' 5 iii I 22 SEETZL-5: 25 E- 't fc-'f 'iii-l'-F-fire ,- '?sY W' 3 S,?3i-ff Yw' WH 3 ?'X V5 M I V. 'T ri 4, 6112 T' Q B I.. g 1' - V ,. 1 ,,- ,- ,:. ,V . - i - ,,.,,, ,,Tf...i. ,Q wx , i uwozgmy-3 fgy ..V. -... 'V-V.-.-.m.:..f3:-35-Vf M '- :QA -f S . ., .. fn N Vn- 3 .4 ' -- , Vs lf ' E f- , A- M HS :S -1'-.-i.:-,ww-wffxzf-'f.:ox:14-xr ox: pf. 'sp X. ., , .' Egger -x i,..,i i- ....,,- Ig- . f- .. ' x-EXW ,-xm. ..:,msuE'2r2f:.'+'e fm-1fv.:Q-N-New 1' gbwwwfr were e' ' wx 1 1 - - -Qi-5' ' 'S V 'H R -f. V -f -' H , 1 V f f+g11: Vf,F-M11 +., nw' ,,..'Mf.,,..' e-:.,r.m, .:'.f5f4:m 'fIT,+2'l wwf o . Vwwveiif A- Wfftivzff fiws'-swf-we-xzass ' N y-fvfe-'Tiff f f '3a2T1'.:'Fzcaz.:1,..::rf,:gg,:,g,'1 Mr-,g,-we-3 r - , . sxugyfw- K X -V iw. , V A- . ex fi ' I.-r. . ,a ' F ' TSI.:-:31 ' , Q - 1. :': .' 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They have set a good pace for this season. The team looses the last two boys in January. This term's squad has 34 men. At each meet there are 15 men but only the top ten scores count. The season opened December 1. NVestern has had two home meets, the first on January 7, with Franklin and Lincoln, the second with Dobbins and Overbrook on January 23. WPH H Gym Team First Row: johnson, Young, Mnnos, Wriglil, lfosler. Seroml Row: Owens, Younger, Kushner, Parker, Brown, Spangler, Mr. llogel. Tlrirrl Raw: lzzard, llrodcr, Bryant, Parker, Simmons, Reid . QKQX 2. vu? bg ea 59 as gc: , I 'Q' 1 . ' N ' X --E K- --11' y , M K Vs - 5 were r ,. ,I - 5 A . QE , Y ,, we ,. ,J , ff a - ' -f if Q , 2 1 X f . N K 1 - , . S ,, f x 1 at N Q f ' X i ax VS. x SN 3 - - , . .Qi sv M X Tennis Team Sswaa ., , -,Y asf, a anis . Y, W 'W NQ,Q-, Q3-nf ' 0' et-im,-,Q Li ,?xa'41t.v. ve ,mga-4 a au? Q Q a fm aa Q vpfiba 6458-'W in 9 fl awvwfa, 2, we ,o , Wales- f3v--3115 f s . 4 .N 1 rg. ,,f...- ati' .,...., X re. 'jfrf'f f QVPVZ 153. Q NHL' 1 ' ! 'N-.Rf Front Row: Stein, Borislow, Gealt, Weisman, Gilbert. Bark Row: Weil, Herman, Keaton, Mr. Rosenthal, Cohen, Berger, Schacher. Swimming Under the expert coaching of one of Western's gym teachers, Mr. Thomas Campbell, the swimming team started their workouts early 4 in December. Because perfection is essential, there are numerous try-outs for the team before it can be organ- ized. This term, twenty-two mermen comprise the team. Among the excellent swimmers are: Barry Brown, who will leave at the end of the term, Larry Schwinger, Steven Serepca, and Ed- ward Savar, who won third place in the Public League Butterfly Stroke contest last spring.. em Tenni XVestern's tennis team, consid- ered to be one of the finest in the city, has again had a good year. The team was expertly coached by Mr. Sam Rosenthal. The powerful combination of Stephen Her- man, Howard Hirschbaum, Sylvan Cohen, and David Berger, who played the singles matches, and Michael Weisman and Harvey Gil- bert, who handled the doubles, was the reason for the team's success. The Speedboys ended the season with seven wins and six losses. The two graduating seniors are Stephen Herman and David Weil. rg Swimming Team Front Row: Needleman, Ethengain, Carroll, Grinage, Briston, Weisfeld, Wes- cott, Blocker, Heitner, Hayes. Back Row: Markizen, Paige, Richardson, Wex- ler, Bankert, Thomas, Schwinger, Nealy, Serepca, Savar, Brown, Coleman, Harris, Mr. Campbell. The Girl' thletic ssociation I-,Qs .L g .- ' 1 .mawwrfs-v -'12 -- 'VA -fini - l ' 5215 r f X M .,.- ia 9 '.: f .rf r'5s, , ti . 'wr ,frzvtiifi 'f . ' x - '7 . e ' 3 - ' M' 51' .31 Xf f cf ' 1 - V5f':'a'Q'i?G,if?gq. I- ' ' L- I be lf' -, t- via t s ' Sponsor President Secretary Miss Peterson Edclcnc Holland Melveena Jolly The Girls' Athetic Association, sponsored by Miss Margaret Peterson, offers to its members the opportunity to participate in several athletic activities after school. Dc- pending on Ll girl's special interests, she may find pleasure and skilled instruction for a ten-cent membership fee in the following clubs which meet once .1 Week: apparatus, volleyball, ballet, archery, tennis, badminton, and swimming. Girls acquire points for regular .ittendance at Ll club. Wfhen twenty-five points have been accumulated, 21 sterling silver bixicelet with .1 charm of the school seal is awarded. For each additional twenty points another charm is given, depicting the respective clubs. Ifrom each grade a director and .in .ilternate are chosen. These directors, together with a secretary, make up the G.A.A. Board of Directors, presided over by the Presi- dent of the G.A.A. U.A.A. lloaril of Uii'eclors Front Row: Melveenii jolly, litlelene lloll.inil, Geneva DuI'ree, Dorothy Xvyglyg. Sl,4.0Hd Row, Kathleen Morris, Denyse jones, NlQlI'g.ll'l2l Duson. ,ly .mg YE K 512-, 5 ... ' . ' M L' ff If E I , F , 8 1 Yi E, X it f Nff-W U '5zy1,??i-g.f 595619-14-L A '-:Q-fL..-.Y.. L--L22-1-if-tk: 5 Y.,- f-:- .sw The Band. . . Color Guard . X I , Strike Up The Band Sponsored by Miss Davis, the color guard performs at football games during half- time and cheers our team on. Jeanette Floyd, captain, and Carmella Peters, ser- geant, put the twenty-two girls through their paces in the marching and rifle drills. Seventeen girls in blue uniforms, and five in orange, all wearing white gloves and white boots with blue tassels, constitute the snappy guard who show off the outfits to perfection. The girls in orange, who carry the flags, actually are the color guard, while the girls in blue are the drill team. I 5? ,za . .. Go, Western, Go! Front Row: Bcrsitsky, Budnick. Burlt Row: Miller, Nottingham, Crawford, Lcsse, Kagan. Cheerleaders Led by Mr. Maier Levin, our light-step- ping band has made a proud record. This year, the band's marching was greatly im- proved, thanks to frequent drilling by Mr. Sam Fogel. These musicians played at the Inter- Scholastic football game in December, along with all the school bands in the city. Members of the orchestra often switch over to band instruments in order to be in the troupe. Among these are Robert Joell, a gradu- ating seniorg Sherman Leis and Harold Cole- man of the All-Philadelphia High School Orchestra, and Adrienne Ledger, who is in the All-City High School Band. UMM Snappy Precision This lively squad of hoorah girls plays a large part in stirring up school spirit. Headed by Judith Budnick, captain, and Barbara Bersitsky, co-captain, they have spent 'many hours, during and after school, in training and strenuous practice. 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In 'I f Vi V XC-,VMV V fb , K 'bY1uSLX5-5K5m.XrK14,w X . X 7 Q! TH Nj KV QQs,,5QX yi, L-4616 X . . gy A Ui 54-69792 ' .QMHT kW15gi,w,J,,f-, 4- hm - - -N QOL! R-x Mr-n-vb a V . f WVV,f'k 3 i xl QN ' ' ...- r X .QM V 1 .V .X gf. . V 1 ' ,fu-X TY' l .-1-4 I af, X 5 . A 1, X .A if. .. .- ' H FT' 'ff ' Uv ' i f-fsvfs '5 1' X ' 1... T m vw 1 ' 5 'N . VNV., .J V V X W' 1 -A f M 2 hm -- f 452 . Q I ,, ,bwtili . V wi -V , if . Q ns. . Vx 5 .. 5 1 I: 4 'rf-W-1 4 - ,,..A1if-iiug ,fm im The Class Diiicer a , W if f f Prcsidcnf Vice-Prcsirfcnt Y el' - f , Lauretta jones x ' Ellalouise Turner P Scrrctary Treasurer Editor-in4cbicf, Flame Constance James Deborah Wolfberg Sandra Lapin The Sponsor f eine Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk ,ww si I WW Miss Ruth Ansley For three years the class has had the privilege of having as our sponsor a fine teacher and a wonderful person and friend. No matter how hard the task, Mrs. Kirk has helped the class reach its goal. Her guidance has made many activities possible. It is largely due to her persistence that the Senior Prom was held at the new Sheraton Hotel. Mrs. Kirk gets enjoyment from just having gen- eral conversations with her students. Her under- standing can make one feel a lot better after talking to her. Although this is the first class she has spon- sored, she has done a professional job. Because of her sincere friendliness, everyone in the class will think of her with love and respect, always. Miss Ruth Ansley, of the Commerce Department. became our financial sponsor at the beginning of IIB. This job included the collection of class dues and arrangements for the senior prom and luncheon. We have found Miss Ansley a valuable companion whom we can depend on for guidance. Miss Ansley worked closely with Mrs. Kirk and the class ollicers. She also supervised various special money-making projects to add funds to our year- book and class treasury. Among the projects under- taken hy our class was the selling of jewelry and tllirisimas cards. ln all, the advice and assistance of our linancial sponsor were very iiiipgi-ram, Now, at the close of our final semester at NY'estern, we wish to express our appreciation to Miss Ansley for the m.iny hours of hard work she gave unspar- ingly to help us have a successful term. Book 1 Mrs. Geyer 9' Q x I V xww ,N M... U., ...QM in we t 1 af X , 4 Book2 Mr. Malandra B JC' 'ww Book 3 Mr. McAfee The Advi 0I' Grade Chairman Miss Kaufmann The six senior advisers have all made important contributions to the life of the school. The exacting job of Study Hall Chairman falls to Mrs. Geyer. Her perceptiveness makes her popular as teacher and adviser. Mr. Malandra, a remedial reading teacher, was formerly coach of the Dra- matic'Club and the Tennis Team. Mr. McAfee helped found the Fac- ulty Association of West Philadelphia High School. He is also Post Adjutant of the Russell Conwell American Leg- ion Post. The coach of the Color Guard and the Cheerleaders is Miss Davis. Proof of her ability is the spirited cheering at games, and the precise timing of the Color Guard. Mr. Shapiro, who teaches basic law, was for many years the coach of the swimming team. A home economics teacher and fash- ion coordinator, Mrs. Convery inspires in the girls of the school a sense of good grooming. i These are the senior advisers to whom the members of the graduating class have looked for guidance. Their coun- sel has given wings to the class of January 1959. Book 4 Miss Davis Alkgrwlxy xffiirf' in-af' - I Book 5 Mr. Shapiro . gg' it ., :is f- we K - -111: 1.5 'E' Y ' . 9 I . .. ,. . . 2 2' A . Q ' . lf-:Sass flax , V girth Esiziii ,Q . ss Book 6 Mrs. Convery he Flame Staff WH NX Sub-editor, Vicki Hoffmang Editor-in-chief, Sandra Lapin. ff Flame Sta Editor-in-Cbicf . . .......... . . . . Sandra Lapin Sub-Editor . . Vicki Hoffman Literary Editor Cynthia Magid Photo Editor , Bevcrlee Bearman Business Manager . Jerome Schorr Assistant Bus. Man. . , Stephen Herman Secretary , , , , Mickie Prince Associate Editors , . , Lynn Mercer, Elizabeth Wakeley, Constance James, Leni Ichel- son, Arlene Borislow. Art Editor , . , . 4 . , . David Lawrence Typists . . . Jacqueline Balk, Emma Bayton, Susan Cohen, Francine Sheingold. Literary Staff Dorothy Engle, Virginia Holloway, Lana Kline, Stephen Saks, Louise Shafer, Wfalter Hines. Executive Staff Front Row: Vicki Hoffman, Sandy Lapin, Bcverlee Bearman. Prince, Jerom e Schorr, Cynthia Magid. Second Row: Lynn Mercer, Miriam .V any li 4. Art Staff Associate Editors Crews, Goffman, Lawrence, Stahl. Front Row: Borislow, Wakeley. Back Row: Mercer, Ichelson. Stal? Class Front Row: Sheingold, Bayton, Balk, Prince. Second Row: Saks, Engle, Kline, Hollo- way. Third Row: Cohen, Palmer, Hines, Shafer, Miss Gross. i' i X it Secretaries Business Managers Bayton, Balk, Cohen, Sheingold, Prince. Saks, Schorr, Herman. GOLD XV Beverlee Bearman Lee Frank David Greenblatt Vivian Hoffman Lenore Ichelson Lauretta Jones Lana Kline Sandra Lapin Phyllis Mersky Roberta Nahon Victoria Palmer Caryl Poland Miriam Prince Stephen Saks Ronald Sall Jerome Schorr Francine Sheingold Richard Sullivan Eileen Sultanoff Ellalouise Turner Elizabeth Wakeley Delores Waldman Deborah Wolfberg The Service BRONZE Sarah Adams Emma Bayton Arlene Borislow Leonard Goins Constance James Robert Joell Dorothy Mercer Josephine Minnis Carmella Peters Joseph Rutherford Louise Shafer Alan Silverman Harry Starkman Marshall Sterling A tradition at Wfestern is the awarding of service pins to those students who have unselfishly served their school in addition to lllilllihlllllllg a good seholastie reeord. At. the end of eaeh term, points are given to a student for each position he has held. Awards are given as these points .lCtillI11U- late. A has W W eertifieate is given when .1 student earned twentyalive pointsg .1 lironve when he has forty points. illhe Ciold U is presented for .1 total of sixty points. ward fy ,- f -KW A 2 -4' ' I Y ' I X 1 Q..-1 t , 'X 'Q' X-t ,F If L-it R ' ,ff fy' M -ge f,,4f',1f? NW!! CERTIFICATE Morton Ansky Rochelle Bachrach Lucretia Baker Brenda Blinkoff Helen Blyth Barry Brown Toni Bunting Susan Cohen Barbara Daniels Margaret Duson Maxine Greenberg Stephen Herman Barbara Lopen Cynthia Magid Virginia Markopoulos Jeanne Merrick David Reicher Barbara Rifkin Sandra Robinson Raymond Roney Nancy Rosenbluth Eleanor Rothman Judith Stahl Maxine Wallicr Laureati QEQL 'i K W bvll . . V I 'ell , V ah 7' 'rms V f V . N ,. Awmewg J 5 -f w 4-4 ,yt Xx f X R Lee Frank Leni Ichelson Elizabeth Wakeley These three were elected to Laureati in their 12-A term. A custom taken from the ancient Greeks, of presenting laurel wreaths to distinguished citizens, has become a tradition at Western. The im- pressive Laureati ceremony signals the awarding of laurel-wreathed pins to students from the graduating class who have met the high standards required by the Laureati Society. This pin, the symbol of the highest honor given by the school, is awarded to students of good character and excellent scholastic achievement. ss- 1' -V: gf. 'ity g 9 ,.. Ma, - mo- 3 1 X V. 4 ' ' - ' -- Sarah Adams Lauretta Jones I 'U' 'x Caryl Poland s x- li Joseph Blasenstein '33 ,sQp Lana Kline V 9' Q 'WF Q E515 Mr 1 M' f 91 ff. gl Eleanor Rothman .2 W' , .. ' wi' E iw f i R I 9 Dorothy Engle Maxine Greenberg E Sandra Lapin Phyllis Mersky ' ,X V J ' K 2 Q' -Q ,mmwgS' Nerds S X. e Sufi' Eileen Sultanoff Dolores Waldman milf 'i 'fr xi r fm xx ' i.., ! If X1- ff 'WPA-. ul 2 W , ai new H yr, Vicki Hoifman . fe ' we E e Roberta Nahon sg was . . X x W X M I Sag: for r:,g,g. 'vc-if-f Deborah Wolfberg he Letter I X if -,,1 a 1 X l f ' N i x If ,nw QQ IIIBII ,xt ? f g. 9 Morton Ansky 2, Jerome Brodcr J' Barry Brown wwsw t -A ,Q sbwxwgqixpfw mam auf www Bruce Berkowitz George Blair NNXM Carl Bryant Andrew Butler Cl G d ' Earl Griffin Leonard Hamilton Sgr-plmn Hu-man Raymon oo Wm M Dennis llbonliaulcs Willi.lll1 Ricliarrlson Ro,-N101 S-,ll Williain organ w 1 joseph Blasenstein Allen Correll James La Boo 1 ,sw YXSZNNEX Irving Zubar kr The 4 Charm ward Girl Y L, .e 'Q Wi? -' :EQ Sf? 'Qh ' ,V 'L V i l x xi ,Mim i I xt X xymxxixlliu we ,- ' rw 12 xpfyy, Farr .i iWT0gji'4 .. i X gk Xl 'l f M :Ewsm i Sandra Boldcn Gloria Carter A A l H , e ' L 4' w V X .Al 2 za rf' W Margaret D11S0n Sandra Gibson Rosa Lee Holmes L ff A -Q ' 2 1 fi ' . f it Q - gt F M, ,.,, VV X .Q y S X x 4 Q'-4 In 3- 2-J Q js ., 4 I 5 . .,- .1 K .D Y ' Siem I ,.j 1 5 - Q '-Y L 6 ,, 1' . - i Estl1er'Hunter Andrea Lyle Dorothy Lynn Mercer 1 Wi Q, V e ffl 35 ' ' JJ, , . 'i j , ,, I A x ,Q 1 P W 0 ,N A -, ' ' 3 L 'V' Thelma Player Margie Thomas Beverly Wilson Narrow lines, pl CJSC. lu nf , S 9 1 4' xggm nuff fm' Vi. M-M-M-Good! Hold that bus!! .Mu- fs- Oh, Western fx e 5' A ' Yea team! 1 What's in there? T cn pennies, please. 1 we W.-asf, se- .x , -,319 Q-W,-cf-J---g, E wtf 47 The Class Hi tor Grade Dirccto r-Lana Kline 12-B Councilmen Front Row: Thomas, Blount, Duson. Bark Row: Rutherford, Jones. One afternoon in February, 1956, when other flights were grounded by unfavorable weather, a group of fliers entered training school. This was XVest Philly, the base of preparations for the flight into the world. The weather didn't influence the atmosphere inside, however, for these novices were welcomed warmly by all, including the morale-lifting class mascot, Silly Philly. After the summer, everyone returned for the Hrst take-off-the zoo trip. However, due to the capers of the previous class, this flight was can- celled. Undaunted, the class went on. They elected Lauretta Jones class chairman, and she began a career of unselfish service to her class. As the junior year approached, the students grew Laurctta, Mrs. Kirk, and Ella-ll-B. confident because skillful sponsors Mrs. Elizabeth Kirk and Miss Ruth Ansley, took the controls. The 11A class show was presented to the new cadets and the response strengthened determina- tion to continue. 11B arrived, and everyone again anticipated the initial flight. But another gloomy atmosphere- due to an empty class treasury, cancelled the flight to Valley Forge. Although disappointed, the fliers vowed to try again and soon were engaged in senior year prepa- rations. During this year, these fliers would be given their most important tests. To cheer every- one, Silly Philly distributed pins, adorned with his smiling countenance-just the thing to brighten dampened spirits. ll-B Class Show Group S Top Ad-Getters led by Steve Saks. May was approaching. May, the month in which the most desired flight was scheduled-the XVest Point trip. On May 23, the class, accom- panied by teachers, and of course, Silly Philly, gathered at the Reading Terminal for the first leg of the flight. On and on they travelled. No one Could stop them now! They were on their way! ln September, their last term at XVestern began. The last week of September was set aside for them. Beginning with Ll class show starring Silly Philly, the class proudly passed the week flourishing the senior buttons. After this week of glory, the class settled down to work. It wasnlt all ll grind, though. On November 22, the Sheraton Hotel Scrap Book Committee : ry 1 V-1 . ..,.,,,.,,.- .. X v g f '-e-...Q Grade Director-Stephen Herman opened its doors and welcomed seniors in. The occasion was the Prom. As everyone landed his helicopter, music beckoned them into the ball- room. Another glorious flight! This class was becoming expert at air travel. As the term flew by, everyone awakened to the somber fact that J.1nu.1ry 22 was the date of the final flight. And so with lumps in their throats and tears in their eyes, the members floated down the aisle. Even Silly Philly couldn't ,hide his emotions at this event-commencement. The be- ginning. It was the end of three wonderful years at Wfestern, but the beginning of a lifetime of flying on their own. 12-A Show he Senior Prom It's all in the gamef' Hey There! nf' -.. Nz Wh.. ,L For My Fair Lady As class mascot, I, Silly Philly, was invited to attend the prom of the class of january 59 of XVest Philadelphia High School. I was there all right, but I don't think I was noticed. You see, my tux was L1 little dated, so my date, Daffy Dilly, and I hid behind the piano, and just enjoyed watching the folks hav- ing the time of their lives. This class is a very special one. It has the distinction of being the tirst one from NVest Philly to have their prom at the beautiful new Sheraton Hotel. And was that hotel big! It took us half an hour and four escalator rides to find the right room. That was the Pennsylvania ballroom, reserved especially for those lucky seniors. At 9 p.m., Saturday, November 22, 1958, Une Soiree 51 La Sheraton commenced. After Mickey Collins and his orchestra had played Hour class song, lt's All in the Game, we slipped out to say hello to the teachers and Prom 3 l i if 5 X 4 tb T lil it gb 5 2 ei jiri is so in j 3 I V. 6 f ,-- j 4? s 6559i - i' 'ii 'D' - . -- -al-2, . - 3 , I 3 2 5 , ' 4 1 Q .Q 2 ff X 4 4... .M i I Committee. After greeting Mrs. Kirk and Miss Ruth Ansley, the hard-working class sponsors, we complimented Bill Blount, Ch.1irm.1n of the Prom Committee, for the fine job he .ind his eo- workers had done in preparing for the dance. W'e must have shaken the hands of at le.1st two dozen teachers. And then we came upon Mr. Neulight, our new principal, .ind his wife, living it up at their hrst Nvest Philadelphia High School senior prom. XVe then proceeded to make our w.1y into the Combined Constitution .ind Independence rooms, where many of my classmates were relaxing .ind enjoying some refreshments. A few drinks . . . eokes of course, .ind back we went to the dance floor, just in time to l1C.ll'iIllC band playing Goodnight, My Love. YVe took one last look. And then it was over: three years of dreams, three months of planning, only three hours of enjoyment, but ri lifetime of memories. Prom Committee 'Q The Pause That Rcfrcshes V- W- - afggg- 74 my x -- ref. M, , S55 . , ,,yiin,N .s fi if 'ff ,t ., s t - ff .ts sjwf ' i ,:. j . Qzf 1 '- W' 1 :i'z11'32Zfm ,.g 'j fs . az R. .. -. x ' 'aff - xy . 'S X V ,X fy - ' QW 91' .. ,I-bt' ,A 5 - , .. ' ' ,.,, . ,,. V ,M . K ,, .,. ' , ' 'hiflgfffri i , 'l ii 'ii 1. -. ,v N ig M . .4 s ,X i ,Af i X ' 'Q 'L .-:W 5 Mirror, Mirror On The Wall few, N av -A X 5 V 1 , . Ag.: 2- .. ,kv. Q- l , 1:19, 5 - i ,lk s - A .Q 1 E i P 1 k I QQ K 114 On The Waterfroixt Halt! The Class Trip ,f I if 4 iwfffwfgfwmf f QM af mr ' V ' I ' T ?l A feeling of excitement filled the dawn air on May 25rd, the day of the initial flight to West Point. Reading Terminal was n chlotic scene as the seniors gathered with overloaded lunch bags and e.imer.1s. Arriving at Jersey City, everyone boarded the Peter Stuyvesant. As the boat flew between the scenic shores of the Hudson River, C.ll'l1Cl'.l-bLlgS clicked away. The news that Xvest Point was Coming into View .ilerted everyone, and scarcely waiting for the boat to dock, they went ashore. The next three hours flew. Everyone took pic- tures, toured the museum, or simply swooned .is the Sail On! handsome cadets went by. XVhen the whistle tooted, the seniors reluctantly returned to the bo.1t. Despite sore feet .ind sunburn, everyone w.is still lighthe.1rted. The d.1y was dying but its tre.1sured recollections would never fade away. QV7f' ' fi!! 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Robert Armbrustcr fa graduate of W.P.I'I.S.J ALUMNI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD Jack Gobler, President of the Alumni Association VALEDICTORY Written and Delivered by Francine Beverley Sheingolcl PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS Jack H. Neulight, Principal CLASS SONG Words and Music by Ioan Killcn and Lana Klinf' SCHOOL SONG-f-The Orange and the Blue Mabomjy-Camplzcll EXIT MARCH-Anniversary March A , , , A . , Hvrfurfb ALMA JEAN ADAMS 815 N. Fortietb Street Sulzberger Mm-pb 12 Quiet little Dolly adores poetry and detests biology. Although com- ing to school is one of her joys, the torture of getting out of bed is almost too much. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. Man- agerg Secretary of Future Nurses of America Clubg Archery Club. SARAH ADAMS 1428 S. Fallon Street Shaw june S Our gal Sal loves parties and progressive jazz. Sally's pastime is art. A prospective math teacher, she would like to go to West Chester State Teachers' College. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Patrolg Group Airleg Commencement Usberg Future Teachers of Amerira Clubg Softball Team. MORTON ANSKY 5748 Woodrrest Avenue Sayre May 8 Cheyenne, a connoisseur of beautiful girls, can be found spreading his charm throughout the school. His sense of humor and per- sonality will be a great asset to this future pharmacist. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Baseball Teamg IVestern News Salesmang Alternate Senator. ROCHELLE BACHRACH 739 S. Cecil Street Sayre April 28 The Fidelity-Philadelphia Trust Company must be glad to employ Shelly,,' a co-op student known for being happy. Caring for her pet bird adds to her interest in music. ACTIVITIES: Sales Manager of Wfestern Newsg Patrolg Banlterg Wfestern News Staff. JACQUELINE BALK 7031 Large Street Sayre February 25 Jackie's,' trade marks are her crazy haircut and sparkling per- sonality. This tiny miss, who en- joys music and reading, would like to pursue a career in psychology. ACTIVITIES: Cbairman of Vire- Prineipal's Aiclesg Patrol Cbairmang Flame,' Staffg Commencement Usberg Alternate Senator. 'IL sl DORIS JEAN BARNES let' 5423 Merton Avenue Sulzberger june 17 Dottie is always eating. She likes eating at football games and eating at baseball games. Well, who doesn't? Some lucky boss will claim her as his secretary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. Man- ager. ta as, fi , '..,,,, L , 1 X' za 5 ' 3 Q ' A Q. . 1 5? 2' Q gg .ff ij 4.5.1. is 255,53 Hi yfs s , la l ' T ng ZF, ,,.'-' Q, f . , H. 13:53 'A 'K I ti l s. A 1, Cm . A for i 9 P7 ' Q- i my Y of 'ws 'NW ., ,..,, , ..,, . , x Ax , 1 EMMA CAROLYN DAYTO 214 N. Fifty-nintb Stree Sayre ry 18 Smil' c , 1 ' plans to cen- in Medical Resca h. d ncing In er sp e H ' a e Emn is fond 0 lIl3lTlllSI a1 da K . r n sh ds pleasurein nak' g cl s. ACTIVITI S: Group Aizleg Patrol Cbairmang Flame Sflljgi G.A.A. Grarle Direetorg Senator. BEVERLEE BEARMAN 5607 Florence Avenue Sbauf April 21 The Photo Editor of the Flame has an appropriate hobby-photog- raphy. Babs also enjoys classical music, plays, and the other arts. She will study business administra- tion or Sociology at college. ACTIVITIES: Flame Pboto Elli- torg Chief justice of Tribunalg Presirlent of Drama Clubg Group Aitleg Cbairman of Patrols. ri MARY BECKXVITH 4229 Haverforrl Avenue Sboelnakeijjx November 1 '?i.xBeca41.Lse'lrfiV her punctuality and neaitiiess, MaryiBeck's success as a nurse is assured. Her gay per- sonality will be a great tonic to her patients. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. INA BEATRICE BENNETT 1212 W. Columbia Avenue Penn Treaty Mareb 3 As Penn State's student of edu- cation, Ina B will be certain to make many fine friends. Her versa- tile personality and abilities will surely be a great asset. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Sen- atorg Alternate Councilman. BRUCE BERKOWITZ 6102 Carpenter Street Sayre Iuly 30 Are you crazy, man? asks Killer, who is widely known for bcing sharp. Bruce, who hopes to attend Penn State University, thinks a lot of football and girls. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Football Teamg Baseball Teamg Senator. VJ A -yi s 1 'cet b r April 12 A future salesgirl, Jo sells Lswinging parties and good timesl' to her many friends. She is sold on typing as the best of her school sub- jects. ACTIVITIES: Senatorg President of Distributiue Education Classg C.A.5 G.A.A. GEORGE BLAIR 4318 Greenway Avenue Sbaw November 12 George's interests range from art to cars to football. In school, he's happy if studying law. George plans to major in history at Temple University. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: Football Tearng Track Team. JOSEPH BLASENSTEIN 5720 Woodbi1ze Avenue Becber April 1 You're a loser, says the great football player, Blase.,' Miss Greenwald's history class rates high among his favorites. His sense of humor should add to his popularity at college. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: Football Teamg Tribunalg Alternate Senator. BRENDA BLINKOFF 5750 Waltoil Avenue Sayre May 27 Dancing, tennis, Elvis, and food are Blinky's favorite time-killers. Her expression Does a bear have hair? will be missed when she leaves Western to become a typist. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: G.A.A.g Bankerg Patrol. WILLIAM BLOUNT 6133 Callowhill Street Sbaw December 1 When asked to remove his cher- ished mustache, Bill calmly says, You're talking fantasyf' His sense of humor and amiable ways will help make him a success as a technician. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Councilman: Prom Committee Chairman. HELEN BLYTH 4943 Hazel Avenue Sbaw April 2 Helen should make an excellent secretary since she likes typing and other clerical work. Her blushing and her good disposition have made her Well-known and popular at Western. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Aide: Pnlrolsg G.A.A.g Luncbroom Monitor. SANDRA BOLDEN 1361 S. Markoe Strcct Shaw Iuly I2 Donde, a typically happy girl, hopes to become a nurse. Sewing and dancing comprise her likes and interests. Wfhenever Well, all right is hoard, Donnie must he near-Aby. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: fi.A.A.g Patrol: Future Nurses of flnieriru Club: Spanish Club. ' 4 'z fe, - Q, 'ftiz -if A . ie '41 '-resize, , Yi-. ii X 1.5: t i Whse . 'Q X S 4' ag ' Q6 if of Quia? 1 age E X ' fra ,,s., ?1p., X f- 4 ,gf .51-.aiiff , .-1, .s7.. .wx-1. -. f f 'if af. J -P ' i2'2 v-.ah :1.Z'::.1:':3.,: f. - 'f 'uf 362, H ',lZ25'1i'f 1:Sf1::g1.ss hz' ':'.'ss:-1 , if ', f ? ' ' 13327 fl I Y ...A v f V -saga u i, ' W, . . 'Q 12, 1 . , . . f 15 fi, -2 , iw-1 ., ,,., , , We c my M47 i ,,.. , 95- , X. W 1 W f 4' 4' T Q f . ff . , if 1. W pe I Y X W l I . ,n', , if ' c lf? . ,Mrk I ' 1 V -an-- aa, , if f law-1 'f f 4 4. . 5 .. f. . ,. . 145 if'I ?'L ' W . ,,,. , :,,....,,..,.,,, , f ,..,. 1. nw, first 5 , ia' X 1 2.1 W. f. gee. , . H., , X ' f 5 ' f A Mfg. '. ,vn::4::':':aZ::',.:-za:-94:9 . f M' ii X ' l' Y' . -i t sf' ff, A, -1 -t jx. ,iLff1 .ffif. 1 ARLENE BORISLOW 7440 Brockton Road Sayre july 24 Ar,,' a pixilated urchin, likes music and dancing. Her sparkling personality and neat appearance will be an asset in her career as an ele- mentary school teacher. ACTIVITIES: Associate Editor of Flame g Chairman of Patrolsg Sen- atorg Conzmencement Usberg Alter- nate G.A.A. Grade Director. HERBERT NORMAN BRADLEY 244 N. Ruby Street Sboernaker December 27 Herb,' finds such activities as swimming and horseback riding quite stimulating. His hobby of col- lecting coins should make him suc- cessful in his forthcoming business career. ACTIVITIES: C.A. JOHN ROBERT BREMERMAN 117 S. Sixty-first Street Sayre Iune 30 Bob,,' a dissatisfied city dweller, prefers the great outdoors. Camp- ing and swimming are just his line. A serious student, John will study electronics in college. ACTIVITIES: C.A. JEROME BRODER 918 N. Franklin Street Penn Treaty May 15 Although rumored to be the world's foremost author of exag- gerated stories, 'cJerry is quite conservative. His scorn for jitter- bugs illustrates his conservatism. He will further his studies at Temple. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Gym Tcamg Soccer: Wfcxtern News Salesrnang Table Monitor. BARRY BRONVN 5540 W'arrington Avenue Sbau' February 1 Sports, any and all kinds, interest Barry the most. In fact, he spends his free time swimming. After leaving XVestern, Barry plans to study engineering. ACTIVITIES: C.A5 S u'i IH in i n g Tram: Tribunal: Putrolg Monitorg Clwxx Club. CARL BRYANT S30 N. Forty-fourth Street Snl:.lu'rgcr lung 2 This nnmteiir radio operator plans to further his interest in the field of electronic technology. In addition, Shipper enjoys Winning athletic games in which he participates. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Senntorg Gym Team: Soccer Team. TONI JEAN BUNTING 1330 N. Fifty-jifth Street Beeher Ap,-31 30 Hey Kid, make way for T and her huge pocketbook. When her days at Cheyney State Teachers College are done, Toni will soar into space as an airline hostess. ACTIVITIES: C,A.g Senatorg Sef- retary of G.A.A., Library Aide. W ff WNDREYYJUTLER if . 1 gl0'9 St. Al5f11llS'8lT6 V Barra g ed! 'liii I UICA578Hst 17 Calnii c ol, anicsglfeeited, Andy likes all ilee tgingigltief collects records 'Il'Ii'ypes. His interest in chemis y, physics, and biology is a good background f r this college science n ajo 5 ACTIVITXLES. lrarlq Directory Al- tcrnate 'Senatorg Alfernate Council- mang Cross Cozugjrjg Track Team. FRANCES BUTOWSKY 5211 Hazel Avenue Sayre june 2 Whether on Il tennis court or in a bowling alley, this lively girl can always be found smiling. Frannie's friendliness will be an asset in all her future plans. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Alter- nate Senatorg Carroll Phillips Rcp- resentatireg Banker. BRENDA JOYCE CAESAR .-,V454114 .Pouvlton Azfmme -,S1zl:vl7e1ger'U.-7 l 'August 10 i iChico, who loves attractive clothes, will soon be wearing the uniform.-of-thee'senvicerushe plans to ent'fE-Ti ,Wfliile ian' theii service, she will stiiidy psychology. ACTIVITIES: Lnnehroorn fflifleg Areheryg gpsehallg Mon- , , ,v t A ,V GLORIA THERESA CARTER 2028 Christian Street Barratt December I Gloria, who admits she is a great tennis champion, intends to become an I.B.M. keypunch operator. When not occupied with her school work, she can be found oil painting. ACTIVITIES: Westerrz News Sales- man' Chairman of Patrolsg Grafln- , ation Gown Aifleg G.A.A. Manager. MELVIN T. CASON 1815 N. Ringgold Street Vaux October 12 That's real swinging, says Tony, when speaking of the color red. The day he becomes a clerk- typist will be circled in red on his calendar. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Su h-Chairman of Patrolg Comrneneeinent Gown Aizle. , ' . ',,g.s.f - we is , V X t X . 'SQ . . 1 sg G .3 sf .e t -as ,.,, ,- ag , S -f A xv jx 1' 'sez-rs' x X xx 5 N s. FQ 5 l Y- -.s ., A ..,, ...A N . k .t Q 1 ' sk 4 l ,S . f ig , 4.3 I, 1' E..'fr K x Ky, A I a.. ,W it :':' 'Q ' , 'l ..., ,X g . ,,.ssft,.- .- . me :If -5 i 5 S W X I 14 x X X so ar asv -asia W wx xi if is :I 'J INN X X 1 I I V 5 X : algal , 11 -its . 1-e .-rv 'fc f--laiiiai-airs' gains. :-l25'1 e f Rv ' 4- X at A A ri 1 Q1 413 xx 0 A N X2 XX 25 'X xx z Nx t N as K . V21 1 XX X I Xx S 3 NS N X i ww Ek K, .,t . , .sf E if rg'-e Wf' , 4 I SUSAN COHEN 5956 Cohhs Creek Parkiraj' Sayre june .30 Sue's future students will rel- ish the opportunity of having this wonderful girl as their teacher. Her clothes and personality make Sue a standout in any crowd. ACTIVITIES: Flan1t ' srayfg Chair- man of Patrolsg Airlvg Scnatorg Commencement Usher. JOHN COLEMAN S25 N. Moss Street Wfvst Charlotte High August 14 Charlotte, N. C. An easy man to get along with- that's james, Besides his favorite sports activities, john Ends time for math problems. His friendliness will help him in the job he chooses. ACTIVI'17ES: C.A. it f 1, f ivnaiim cloRBiN ft! 4 J i 5 4- A e ut 425, . 4,ifJZ.fL? Zf!p!Edie is 1 st e y t be found 57 at the roll r rin or ij borhoc? dance. Oh I ' die's en- thusia5 x5 if her ne ' stop 's Pi rce siness School. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.: Archery Clnhg Ballet Clnbg Alter- nate G.A.A. Manager. CARRIE B. COSTNER 708 N. Forty-fourth Street Sulzhcrger April 5 Kim, known for her short smile, likes Nat King Cole. Sing- ing, dancing and reading are her hobbies. This future Air Force nurse keeps fit with tennis, ping pong, and badminton. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. DAISEY DANIEL 5655 Appletrec Street Sayre October 19 Definitely sol says Snooky when asked if jazz and rock 'n' roll appeal to her. She also delights in cooking delicious meals. Secretarial work figures prominently in her plans. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. BARBARA DANIELS 330 N. Fifty-ninth Street Sayre arch 12 - Baifbnlral spends Iher ree time dancjiaglfrefitlirig, and sewiryg. This jaz llfain 'is' noted for helrfcheerful sm e andgglleasantfffperso ality. A career as In rnedicalfsecre ary awaits Bobbin ll ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Nurses Aideg Patrol Chairman. LET IA ANNE DANIELS 5507 Rare Strcct Say: May 21 it le L titia, like many teen- . ers, l s jazz and rock ,n' roll. he s e. s her free time working 0' ar . A typing enthusiast, Tish p o be a secretary. A IVITIES: C.Ag Sunatorg Altar- natc Senaiorg Patrolg Monitor. SANDRA DEMPSEY 521 N. Blcalrl Steet Sulzbcrger October 27 Although a member of the Vesper Choir of her church, this girl adores rock 'n' roll. When not studying to reach her goal of becoming a typ- ist, Sandy ice skates. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: G.A.A. DRUCILLA DOUGLAS 31 Saunders Avenue Slllzlzerger August 16 Dru,U a fan of lively music, is a member of the Three Sweet- hearts, a singing club. Her hobby is hair styling, and she hopes to become a professional beautician. ACTIVITIES: C.A.j G.A.A.5 Banker. r- MARGARET U 1403 N. E' b ce J Street Vaux February 15 T at n emple i rsity is ' i aspiratio . sports ent 'ast w,i,ll stud b sin sl a - mii 's rat n,l llnutm W ll 'still tim for e ery EL swimm . AC I I ES: imllllflllllflll' hair- .marl P tro ylAfJpafatlnt Clllllj DOROTHY ANNE ENGLE 6015 Sansom Street Sayre june Z4 ,vim , tri Yoqfy llg Ari lyery Who's carrying all those books? It must be Dottie,,' the chief sup- porter of the Teenage Book Club. Besides her ambition to read those books, she plans to become a secre- tary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: G.A.A.g Flame Staff, Flame Group Rvp- TZSE1lftlfil'EjAlll1?Ill eprcseulaliuc. ED NS U I 50 Arch SEE Sboemal r M1ll'l'l7 I Z2 ' 'kno e. Sure, ev,e y ne kn ws inky, the girl utosii forme 2 ut the latest hap- peni gs at W t rn. Morgan State Teachers College will' be her next stop. ACTIVITIES : C.A.g G.A.fl.g Westerrz News Salesmung Treble Clef Chorus: Apparatus Club. If DELoREs EVERINGTON E I s fizf I n hlvl 5 719 Market Street I'. Q WX ,xx :tries-, N-f' X' l 'ff :': 2 V 1' g',Sayrc Aprzl 26 ' ' f le N QW - Q, lil lIJistening to modern jazz and col- . , is I lelctinjg records are at the top of 1 n J jf 'Red's list of favorites. This Bo- tt lvXlllI'lCI'l1IaIl miss has her heart set upon ' ,ff XIAETIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. Q, I X W, Q 1 X . r ll Q ,Q 5 v ir? x 'ts .beeonfing an I.B.M. operator. ,, . .L , M t X- , ff S' f, VAJ- --IQ , 1 WILSON FLOWERS t, 5410 Mm-ke: sn-get , ,V5, Sayre january 28 'f,, V 4' Calypso records and modern jazz are Sonny's main interests. His -. , . crazy jokes delight his friends. Wil- son plans to see the wild blue yondern as a member of the Air ' if-Q' xr Force, Sw-I4 1 f Q , an f - ,.. ,, f f I-. 1 , . ,, ff 5 ,' 0 4 0 0? , f X f ,ff yf X 1 ACTIVITIES: C.A. LEE FRANK 5729 Rodman Street Sayre September 9 One of the most popular C.A. presidents ever to cross Western's threshold is Frank Lee? This witty young man will be quite a f , v-W .7 cut-up as a surgeon. ACTIVITIES: C.A. Prcsirlcntg C.A. Vire-Presidentg Grade Dirertorg 4275 X Class Sbowg Wfcstern News Staff. x , 4, 1 A f ff ff W f 44' 12 1 ff, 3 3 f W -? wi: 2: :2.s:3:e. 4' BEVERLY FREEDMAN 642 S. Sixtietb Street Sayre August 1 When you hear the sound of gay 'bd laughter, it's a sure thing Bevie's around. Beverly enjoys going out. In fact, she plans to go to Europe as soon as possible. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Car- roll Phillips Rc'p1'c'sentafi1'eg Airlcg Ballet Club. f I . Shearing nate high with her. This Q A quiet nliss plans to be a medical 1,l - ,Q f, 2 ' -M ' :-'- 1 fi' V, ,gg MARGARET FULLER I ,,226iN.'Alrlcn Strcctl X ' A Sayre ji Y . Il March 5 V ff 'va ,Q ', If Lookrng for the nevypxst leha-cha steps? Scl?'j M'g-r'gie QXLshe collects them. T e' Spaniels and George 3' f .1 technician. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. JUNE GALLOWAY 5447 Delancey Street SUJ'l'C December 1 june likes water so much, she joined a swimming club. She's also in the swim with her liking for roek 'n' roll. June will shortly be seen doing clerical work. ,A it ' X' ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Cur- t 1 ,,,,,?l' ,, ff- , iv! lay. V ,A ,, , L Ill.. -7 I' 125' ' ' 'Q f 4 N EH, ' l ' ff 'f f, I FI- Thi ,Q 'lf 7 1wTl J Q roll Phillips Rep rcscntati vc. -1 If HENRIETTAI-GIESON 134 iSf.K1Vielt'ille Street Sbfrw-f f, ' Mm-fb 4 Williaim P.eimaBu,san.,si School is the ncxtls lpgfjo ,, C,a dy, who expects to libel ag' oil vvorker, Classical 1151 and playing the piano are er delights. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. SANDRA GIBSON 512 N. Creighton Street Sulzberg October 30 P 9si will soon welc this a bitious stenog- raipher. S7iZly's time is con- sumed by vaious a ti 'es. but her speci 5 ' ' g on the tele-2 y ,1 phone. V 'V V ACTIVITIES: C. . .. Patrolg Prom Committee. LEONARD GOINS 5811 Osage Azerzue Audenreirl May 2 Because Professor likes girls so much, he personally escorts them around school. All this self-sacri- ficing boy wants is to go to college, enter politics, and become a dash- ing millionaire. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: Senatorg Coun- cilmang Chairman of Patrolsg Li- brary Aide. BARBARA GOLD 1439 Derereaux Street Cooke May 29 Would you do this for me? in- quires this housewife of tomorrow. Bobbie, the ghoulf' spends much of her time bowling and listening to modern jazz and show albums. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.5 Sen- atorg Alternate Councilman. JACK GOLDBERG 5853 Pemberton Street Sayre October 19 Although active in the field of music while at Western, J.J.S.'s ambition is to become a perpetual loafer. However hc-'s sure to find time for girls and his stamp collec- tion. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Orchestras Choirg Banrlg Airlc. RAYMOND GOODWIN 1521 S. Nineteenth Street Central X . April 8 Whoa is-'that witlifthe broad smile? ,,That's Turtle the ,boy who says he-' takes everything lightly. His goal at the present is to go to college. ' ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 Cross-Country Manager. 'xx '.?'i'N,,.:xigs-H X sl -it s f' N ' .tp - '- X Z 'R 'eff' A N I tl VN . -Q 1 ' X me as if -,' :. 5 Q A . 36' X., of we . T.-Ln. xx . A-A tr - , Fr. lTiiSi:ii'f'i, 5.-R. Xu. .. 3 ,. SHEILA GORDON 217 S. Forty-sereuth Street Cooke October 26 Wfhenever there's a good ping- pong game going, Shcil must be near-by. Her enthusiasm for sports and ability in typing will make this versatile miss a well-balanced scc- rotary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. KIA LOUISE GREEN 227 E. Serlgzvicle Street Beeber September 28 That last minute dash to home- room evcry morning tickles me, little Kitten says. Hcr attractive appearance should prove helpful in her career. She will attend Cheyncy State Teachers College. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Banker: Alternate Councilman. MAXINE GREENBERG 5661 Pentrirlge Street Shan' April 18 No idle hours for Max. This energetic girl is happiest when she's busy. Prospects of becoming a medi- cal secretary and racing between the office and a tennis court fasci- nate her. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Patrolsg Aideg Attorney-General Staffg Senator. DAVID T. GREENBLATT 642 S. Fifty-sixtlJ Street Sayre May 11 I'm sick, is the one cry from Danny before each and every test. This popular boy hopes to teach and to get a Ph.D. in history at Penn State. ACTIVITIES: Director of Patrolsg Class Shozvsg Wfestern News Staff Mascot C07IIlI1lftC9f Drama Club. EARL GRIFFIN 1913 Pierre Street Barratt November 22 Playing high school basketball will influence Sonny's future plans to be a pro player. This All- Amcrican boy also gets great pleas- ure from soccer and baseball. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Baslzetball Teamg Baseball Teamg Soccer Team. LILLIAN GROCE 608 N. I-'iftg'-seventh Street Beeber April 15 Want to gossip a bit?-see Lil -she'll accommodate you. Lillian will be as valuable in the medical technology field as she has been here at Western. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Ojice Aideg Aide for Dr. Washco. SANDRA GROVER 5635 Addison Street Sulzberger Ortober I0 Later on, SonieIs dream of becoming a professional singer, should come true. Until that time she will practice by singing and taping her favorite songs. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Aideg Tennis Club, Alternate G.A.A. Man- ager. LEONARD CURTIS iw 6-0 . ' - 4 ' ti Lincoln , nary 1 7 N 1 ty su .0 an elec ical is e r 's al. is fa- mo for bein . cool c t-upfl Golf ' ig est on h's it of favorite activi s. ACTIVITI : .5 Alternate Wfestern N vs Salesman, Track Teamg Cross-Country Team. LEONARD J. HANSFORD 5132 Brown Street Sulzberger Inne 11 That's all right, comments quiet Len', when someone refers to his lateness to physics class. His future plans include the military service and a career in commercial art. ACTIVITIES: C.A. VIVIAN HARDING j I 5900 W. Girard Al'CIlllC JE? Shoemaker Itilllltifjljkj I This eager beaver likes to spdncl her time dancing. If V is as cann- est about studies as she is about progressive jazz, everything will be fine at business college. ACTIVITIES: C.A., G.A.A. JEAN HARRISON 1241 S. Forty-seventh Street Vanx May 23 Jean, who likes to socializef' will soon be someone's private secre- tary or typist. This vivaeious twin can usually be found buried deep in some good book. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Car- roll Phillips Representative. DIANA HARVEY 20 N. Forty-second Slreet Sulzberger Angus! 3 A basketball fan, Di finds the male participants as fascinating as the sport. This future dietitian en- joys all athletic activity, and her boundlcss energy should be useful in her work. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 G.A.A.g Ap- paratus Club. 7. fr 5 4 .. , A if 9 M nav? 4 O at , if f' Q t. My fs at 5 is' ' ., 0. ' I . 'FT .' 3 W W, f wif, , fi 4 , f A J Q f fix ' f Mr le ff , X I Nl' fgi M ff! , f Z , ff ...Qu Wars S, ww, ,- .I . ,, ,. f wt . 1 A ,ffl 'I DELORES DIANE HATTEN 5454 Pine Street Sayre May 9 Boys, sports, and jazz records rc- ccive top ratings from Toots. Her interests also include business studies, and domestic and social ac- tivities. Ambition-wise, she plans to become a clerk-typist. ACTIVITIES: Senatorg G.A.A. Man- ager, Softball Team, Apparatus Club, Ballet Club. MCCLINTON HATTON 801 S. Fifteenth Street Central january 8 What say says Clint in his usual good-natured manner. Mc- Clinton spends his idle hours swim- ming or playing records. He hopes to further his education in college. ACTIVITIES: C.A., Senator. STEPHEN HERMAN 4316 Pine Street Central April X Steve's winning personality has made him a favorite with his class- mates. His humorous quips will keep him in the limelight in college, where he plans to major in account- ing. ACTIVITIES: Grade Directorg Sen- atorg Varsity Tennis Teamg Flame Assistant Business Manager, Senior Class Show. In A PAULETTE MARIE HIGH -1239 N. Alden Street Beeber May 19 This quiet math scholar is famed for her agility and gracefulness at apparatus and ballet. Active Portal will always be on her toes as a dancing teacher. ACTIVITIES: Ballet Club, Spanish Clllllf Apparatus Club, Flan1e'I Apprentircg Decoration Committee. VIVIAN HOFFMAN 1718 S. Fifty-eighth Street Shaw May 10 Although generally quiet, this future teacher always manages to get out a Hi! to everyone. Vicki's students will be appre- ciative of her kind and understand- ing personality. ACTIVITIES: Patrol Clmirnmng S1111-Editor of I lame g Group Aideg Comlncna'emelIt Usberg Frvnrlz Club. KATHELEEN HOGGARD 1929 N. NUIt'kil'l:. Sf!'t't'1' VNNY Ma1'rlJ 26 If it's a party or a basketball game, Kitly's sure to be there. Handy with a needle, she lll.lliCS some of her own clothes. She hopes to he .I typist. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. VIRGINIA HOLLOWAY 6247 Wfalton Avenue Cooke August 18 Mickey, proverbially slow, will have to pep things up when she becomes a secretary. Although shc's quiet, she never fails to murmur, XVell how about thatf' ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Flame Stayffg Iunior Realtors As- sociatiou. ROSA LEE HOLMES 5620 Rodman Street Stoddard-Fleisber November 7 This swinging girl, Rosie,,' is full of vim and vigor, as her ac tivities show. A secretarial career will enable her to show off her office skill. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Vol- leyballg Softball: Apparatus. ESTHER HUNTER 2135 W. Nicholas Street Vaux May 22 Being a medical technician may bring Es closer to the opposite sex she adores. Perhaps two hand- some doctors? Her leisure is spent swinging,' at dances or skating rinks. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Alter- nate Senatorg Volleyball Clubg Soft- ball Team. LENI ICHELSON 5044 Spruce Street Sayre February 13 I flunked it! is the false alarm Lenin exclaims after every test. A true Mr. Jacobs fan, this bright girl will major in theoretical physics at the University of California. ACTIVITIES: Drama Clubg Cberu- istry Clubg Associate Editor of Flame g Patrol Cbairmaug West- ern News Staff. CAROL JACKSON 414 N. Fifty-ninth Street Sgyrg IIHLG 6 Tying up tqJephqne,'.phrties, skating','dates',3-and: football games occupy'.., Gismo's , time. b'fStone real, says Carol when questioned about her record lcollection. She hopes to be an NX-Ray technician. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. CONSTANCE ESTELLE JAMES 134 N. Fiftietb Street Sayre ie. gg , Ngftftzltl 18 Quiet, friendly' Connie, a fut- ure doctor, loves to read medical books. Her hobby of doing volun- teer workeat the University of Pennsylvania Hospital should prove valuable in' her career. ACTIVITIES: Q.A.j sem-my of 12B Classg Assdgiafe' Editor of Flame g A Cappella Cboirg Com- menceiuent Usber. Q' ,, . 6, . K, ., .J .,., Lyy Q Q. J , .A 2. . . Q' Yr -f :rf l :MI if .- .e I - mg. 2542 ,. ,- -1 54tg.g.1f,5a,y . : . tim-.-'ifliffti sm? wg-, :- .7 ' f Q 1 J' 'iff 1152? 1 :IT ' 5 gggf.i:,E. f' - ' el. . ,. Jew ' ' :sits S is-ff Q Mx ,oe 'J . 'k '4l. RODNEY JAYNES 1045 Belmont Avenue Sb0L'llIIlkL'l' Mlljl 2 A Buck Rogers of tomorrow is Rodney, who wants to fly through the air on fl streamline jet. Rod wants to be an officer in the Air Force. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g W!ester.'1 News Salesmang Trark Teamg Cross Coun- try Team. ROBERT JOELL 615 N. Fifty-second Stre t .gg J Lf T110 Th al Lo,cAx'estern's cutest coup i .Ivoritc with all. His goo oois plus his ability to play the oboe will assure Bob success in whatever field hc chooses. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g President of Orfbcstrag Baudg Dance Band Man- agcrg All City Higb Orchestra. ROBERT JOHNSON 5706 Cbestnut Street Sayre April 5 As a fan of the Modern Jazz Quartet, Little Lefty finds Sonny Stit most comforting. This sca- going chap will soon be hunting Il used-car dealer for his 57 Bcl- Air. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 Wfcstern Ncwsg Cross Country. JOHN JONES 1310 S. Forty-eigbtb Street Sbau' july 16 Blah-blah! blah-blah! When you hear this expression you can be sure that Johnny is near. He is noted for his unscllish participa- tion in the activities of his class. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 Councilman. 'C X1'ii f '?if' E ' ex'e1 ' I LAURETTA JONES I Q zsi: 111 S. Alden Street .x . Sayre February 24 A A339 X ' 'I ' 1' Our smiling and popular class A .'.'-'i . president lists Latin and boys as her 11.,:: ' top subjects. Unoflicially known as lf. .... iiii I TullunI, this busy girl would ,- like to become fl registered nurse. 'X i gg ACTIVITIES: C l a s s Presidentg ix h i fi Patrol Cbairmang La tin Club Trens- 1 V '-i1 urerg Grou Aideg Softball Team. .:, . fiiff I if Al! 62 , , ARGARET J DGI2 fiifiizgg' I 347 cbmufm sn-get fi '-fl Bartlett June 14 Whilc algebra and rock 'n' roll don't send Margie, she does gon for music, sewing, girl scouting, and Ns 'X X X ,J 1, 5 ' boys. The future will sec Margaret as a fine, capable nurse. ACTIVITIES: C.A.j G.A.A.j Filt- ure Nurses' Club. WARREN W. KANTOR 1415 S. Fifty-sixth Street Sbnu' May 5 W-yu has everyone guessing what's in the middle of his name, but no one questions his willingness to learn and succeed. This stock- holder will continue his education at college. ACTIVITI : C.A. . 0 ri!!! Qfjcl S821 Pentriflge Street Shaw February 22 Long-haired Arn likes to spend ARLENE APLAN rr her spare time reading and danc- ing. Much to her dismay, there wonit be too much time for this while doing oflice work. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Bullet Club. ROCHELLE KARAFIN 4722 Cbestnut Street Sayre june 3 What pretty operators the Bell Telephone Company hires, and Shelly is no exception. When not what number please -ing, she is galloping around town on the best- looking horse in the stable. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Patrol: Carroll Phillips Representa- tive: Westerrz News Salesman. JOAN KIBBLEHOUSE 5238 Spruce Street Sayre Marrb 31 Dancing, taking part in sports, or caring for pets absorbs Joanie's leisure time. The week that she is not in school is spent at Bell Telc- phone Company. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Swim- ming Clubg Aide for Dr. Wzislfco. JOAN KILLEN 5857 Chestnut Street Sayre May 1 Swinging party going on? Ar- lene is sure to be there. Blessed with a Hne singing voice and an amiable personality, popular Joan can't miss being a success. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Sril- atorg Carroll Phillips ltulwrcselllu- tive: Class Sbouf. PHYLLIS LEA KIRSCILI 6071 Cezlnrbursl Slrect Slgyrg April 9 Oh yeah' sweet I'hyl says when asked if she likes sight-seeing and traveling. However, when she remains in one plncc a while, she Ends equal delight in reading. ACTIVITIES: CLA.: Ci.A.A.g Allur- nule Councilman: Gown Aizlrg Banker. I M cm, , e , . ..fit X X 6 wg . W M V' sf- Y ,AMW ,N ,. 5' , X ! Q wma I ff , n ...Mai any V, 2, 0 4 l Q.: 1 s A ng. Z.- fffg,-. . ,, -. y gg. -ex 4 .., Y vw' ig. , fi N em ' 1 I ,i I ff 4, Aj. , . W 4. '1:1i5: . :,.?,:, . , . . . I ya, wf ' bf as .,., . iiiii ,A ,,,,A , ' ,. as - .2 ' , , J 1 LANA KLINE 5515 Florence Avenue Shaw November 24 Her sense of humor makes Lan a favorite with everyone. This en- thusiastic basketball fan plans to study at Temple University to bc- come a language teacher. ACTIVITIES: Grade Dirertorg Prom Committee: Serretary of Latin Clubg FlameH Staff: Group Aide. JAMES LA BOO 36 S. Fifty-frst Street Sayre September 24 Sonny,,' an advocate of the adage a time to work and a time to play, plays football and basket- ball but will still get a full-time job for himself. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Football Team. SANDRA LAPIN 242 S. St. Berrzarrl Street Girls' High May 18 Zoom! There goes Sandy,', the senior with the biggest and bright- est smile in Western. The Univer- sity of Pennsylvania will welcome the chance to include her in their Liberal Arts School. ACTIVITIES: Editor-in-Cbivf of Flame',g Wfestern News Staff: Cbairman of Patrolsg Usber at Conunenrenzentg Vice-Presirlent of Spanish Club. DAVID EARL LAWRENCE 42 S. Cecil Street Sayre August 13 This future electrician simply hates school, but he loves girls. Since his hobby is art, it is not sur- prising that Dave is Art Editor of the Flame. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Cboirg Art Editor of the Flame. EULA LAWRENCE 425 S. Fifty-sez'entlJ Street Sayre Noremlner 25 Jolly good humor. :1 bubbling personality, and neat appearance make Eula popular in any crowd. This future secretary numbers his- tory and typing among her favorite subjects. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g W'estt'1'l1 News Salesman: Nurses, Aide. BARBARA LEONARD 4006 Lurllou' Street SHlZl'f'I'g01' September 14 Oh I don't know, remarks fl I3abs when asked about assembly programs and gym. One thing she's sure of is that after graduation she will become a rural nurse. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.1l.g Ap. paratus Club. JOYCE LE VERE 5714 Cambridge Street Shoemaker December 10 Pretty-eyed Josh will attend Cheyney State Teachers' College, even though Ray Charles isn't en- rolled. At the mention of this artist, joyce's immediate response is, That's something to think about. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Car- roll Phillips Representative, Banker, Softball Club. . LINDA LEY 5754 Delancey Street Sayre April 29 Oh, no! exclaims Lynn when something goes wrong. Being an expert typist has influenced hor fut- ure plans. Some lucky boss will hire this quiet and capable girl. ACTIVITIES: C.A. IRENE LLOYD 5024 Brown Street Sulzbergcr january 25 This modern jazz fan, when asked if rock in' roll will ever replace the cool sounds, says It,ll never happenf, Rencie, a future typist, loves to play tennis. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Volleyball Team, Advanced Ballet Club. RICHARD LLOYD 626 N. Ludwirk Street Shaw April 16 Say there, says Richie', when talking with his associates. His leadership qualities are quite an asset. This Chairman of the Sen- ate will continue to excell as a doctor. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Senate, Prom Committee, Senator, Usher at Graduationg Spanish Club. BARBARA E. LOPEN 2635 Lenape Road Sayre March 15 Athletics is what Bobby is most interested in, especially bowl- ing and boating. Her vivacious personality has been a great asset to her in her various school activities. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Senator, Patrolg Latin Clubg Gown Airle at Graduation. ANDREA LYLE 227 S. Forty-ninth Street Beeber April 27 Listening closely to people's troubles, but never complaining herself, Andy should make some fellow a wonderful wife. After completing college, she does include marriage in her plans. ACTIVITIES: Ballet Club, Senatorg Alternate Senator, Swimming Club. FT ' so ' , -1. ,. -- f .M A . sit- s X r 1 . ae ,sw l e ii., uh . ,W ...-. . I , . Q Y ri . Q .7 'YN , 4 I Xswrv X K 'X N fit... t S. I O S' 'li-+ Q2 M, Xt . , 4 I , ? fr 0 ,. , , 9 4 ! f. +1 E, 5 A 5 6' ,fs . ,... I 3'- 'Wina- vwp 'Wav' 1 ,f eds 1, I f 4 I ,.-'wp' -.xi I CLEMENTINE MACK 2226 W. Sharswood Street Vaux May 23 Oh baby, thatis what I like is heard when Clemey is discussing the opposite sex. Dancing is the favorite pastime of this future busi- ness school teacher. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Softball. CYNTHIA MAGID 1319 Princeton Avenue Sayre December 19 A split - personality describes Cyn', to a T,', quiet in school, and nutty outside. After college, our Literary Editor has decided to at- tract a handsome millionaire with her magnetic charm. ACTIVITIES: Literary Editor of The Flame , Chairman of Patrolsg Class Showg Commencement Gown Aide, Spanish Club. BARBARA MAILSHANKER 5431 Florence Avenue Shaw May 14 This college-bound miss, known for her ravenous appetite, can bc heard saying, You can say that I f- Cf Y-3, ,. 'E again. Bobbie, even though she I enjoys astronomy and French, dis- f , likes studying. i 3 NT' ACTIVITIES: Bankerg Alternate l Senator, Latin Clubg Advanced M A Biology Club. ' X ,M ,,,. 5. . - VIRGINIA MARKOPOULOS A ' ill' A ,,., . . ' if A 6111 Christian Street I Q Sayre August 2 g.,. eg, N Finding a nice boy who can give ,... S ' her Bohemian living and a Mrs. 12 .. Millionaire title would make ii I :i L Ginny happy. She describes her ., '. Chrysler with such words as tre- eis if . c ....,. I. ,.,,,.,..,...., mendousu and ff1bu10vS- ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Alter- ' ::li lizu iqi ' . , nate Senatorg Library Aizleg Tennis y , r ..' I ,, -7 ,Aa iw Ile hgggqq ,i 2 '.. 1 , ,, f BARBARA MASON .'f2:e'4.'.j, I ....'.,g ' .- ,:, N ,Q 340 N. Wfilton Street I I p f? I '.9 Sayre April 16 H' . E ' Q uzeti Y A huge and varied record col- 'i , H i fi? A 'xnljf lection is Bobbie's pride and joy. 'vrz T: xi! 70 Her proficiency in English and sten- j fs 1 ography are sure to win her a place as a fine secretary. ...g.f ACTIVITIES: C.A-5 G.A.A. If 1133 I N . zyifi s,. FE,-:IJ A - RICHARD MASON 4925 Saybrook Avenue Shaw May 4 As his activities show, Mate finds sports the most satisfactory way to spend time. In the near future, he will decide between be- coming an artist and being a mathematician. ' ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Basketball Teamg Football Team. , I GERALDINE lI... MAY 2001 Ngfzfi sf,-get Vfffff Wy 3 If ,I April 26 3'Ger:fI1s boss yvillldnjoy watch- ingL lteru swinglavyay tit the type- 'wrtiter keys inltihje td rock 'n' roll mtlsic. Heli-Jliogby of writing should certainly ,ak life interesting. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Aplmratus Clubg Ballet Clnbg Volleyball Clnbg Softball Club. WILLIAM MCCULLOUGH 4852 Wlllf01l Avenue Shaw March 19 Nuts, one is missingfl sighs Bill,,' an avid collector of both stamps and coins. This Ugrouchyl' fellow will spend his after-work hours participating in or watching various sports. ACTIVITIES: C.A. CLEMENTINE MCGEE 1321 S. Seventeenth Street Barratt April 3 Have you seen that girl named Clementine McGee ? Mais oui. Tina likes her rock 'n' roll and reading. Upon graduation she will train to be a registered nurse. ACTIVITIES: C.A. TOBINA MCGILL 2324 Montrose Street Barratt june 5 Tell-ing jokes islone of Toby's speciaIties. If shesucceeds as a clerk-typist, 'she 'just may get the Lincoln or Thunderbird she's so fond ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Car- roll Phillibs Representative. M. DOUGLAS IVICKOY 4918 Chancellor Street Sayre February 20 Tino, a star track man, will really take off into space when he enters the Air Force. This chem- istry fan will Hnally slow clown when he meets The Girlf' ACTIVITIES: C.A.: Cross Country Team. DOROTHY LYNN MERCER 5902 W. Thompson Street Beeber I May 8 Pretty Lynn, the other half of Western's cutest couple, en ys good music and tennis. She lm pes to attend college to study tea g. In scl1ool,.sl1e Ends histo par- ticular interest. ACTIVIT E ' Chif ssoriate Iirli- tor offs 'HE' retary of Sen- C ate: ,J ro n mittee: Palrolg Wfestern eu Salesman. ll i i 'Pe fy . s R as , , ss, We .,,.::'gv.....3.'i 21 2. , '-Q K, ' vfzfl 1 f '4 . , A f ff .4 1 .-I 1 - 1 1 if.- cf G. JLTLIQC' V, 5, fa.. at ' if , WW' ff? Z In J .Zi r f y -.:A..,f ff 5.1, S Z 5 ss x 5 4. 2:59a .,.. -i I 4 V , f ' 1 1' I 1 g 4 9- vw, it. ,-if ff, f I an I 7 W4 ff 4 M' X has-Vai 2 f ' , 1 'W , I f - 43, ,. , iii A YVV M f I ' E . f fj ' ,- .!. -E?5.,5I.,:1' , I Natl. I ' .HA L , A ' nf' ' ' 1 'iff ,fa tiff , ' 2 ' ff' eg ,fi - af ' wife: . 'ye .am 'figgaieaggfg ., I.12: :54.::22 ' nzmz . . ggi wa:-1. 'elif , V. 24 5:55 3 V -i f I , . 'f15u5f'I, It .ta-I ' W f, V Q ,,, ji A H , .', 5 2 ,. If ' W' ff it V K , lx JEANNE MERRICK 1322 N. Fiftgneighth Street Shaw Al7 il 21 Quiet Jeanne, a very active girl, appreciates all types of music. Her background of stenography and typing should be helpful in her career as a medical secretary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Grade Diree- torg Class Recorcling Secretaryg Prom Committeeg Banker. PHYLLIS ANNE MERSKY 5825 Christian Street Sgjlrg OCf0l7E1' 25 The NeWs', Editor eagerly climbing the school steps at 3:00 daily is a familiar scene at Western. Pretty Phyl, a brave girl, plans to be a high school teacher. ACTIVITIES: Editor-in-Chief of Weste1'11 Newsg Library Aitleg Sen- atorg Usher at Commenfementg Patrol. i JOSEPHINE MIEINIS , 2308 Ferleraj Stregtfdr Amiga'-' lyk-fs! April 27 Ljgol el s ne will beffo u- nat tt' have Jos MZ?-fa ate secfbtary. V hg s be br .ks, sa s this pl asa an happ girl who thinks he orl' of history. ACTIVITIE : hairman of Patrolsg Prom Committeeg Tennis Club: Al- ternate Senatorg Councilman. WILLIAM H. MORGAN, JR. 900 S. Fifteenth Street Barratt May 17 Look here, daddy, says Bill when trying to get his point across. Keeping scrapbooks and playing ball divide his attention. He looks forward to going to college. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: Football Teanlg Basketball Tearng Trark Team. BARBARA MORRIS 1347 S. Lambert Street Barratt january 28 Some business school will be a little brighter because of Bobbie's jokes and gleaming smile. Slie'll be sure to make new friends, as she likes to do, by acting natural. ACTIVITIES: C.A.Q G.A.A.g Wlcsf- ern News Salesman. PATRICIA MURRAY 2310 Christian Street Barratt October 9 At parties Pat laughingly greets her friends with, Hi, kid. Reading, and conservative young men are the high spots of her leisure time. Patricia plans to bc- Come a medical technician. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: G.A.A.: Moni- tor: Alternate Westc1'rz News Sales- umng Alternate Carroll Phillips Representative. EDNWARD MYERS 3629 Ludlow Street Slffm' April 29 A CRAZY beat and witty expres- sion best describe this handsome member of the dance band. Eddie'S Sparkling smile and per- sonality assure his success in the field of his choice. ACTIVITIES: C..-1.5 Orcbestrag Bandg Dance Band. ROBERTA NAHON 5445 Beaumont Street Sbaw IUI5' 24 What can I do for you? says friendly Bobbie,', the always-late- girl.', Indoor sports and reading rate high with her. She hopes to study chemistry at college. ACTIVITIES: Features Editor of Wfestern Newsg Tribnnalg Grade Direetorg G.A.A. Grade Directorg Cbairman of Patrols. HELENE NEWMAN 6135 Carpenter Street Sayre August 29 First things first, says Pam, who plans to get married, and later in life, become a technician. The outdoor type, she thrives on play- ing tennis and going swimming. ACTIVITIES: C.A. BARBARA NORMAN 14 S. Fifty-fourth Street Sayre Iune 21 Bobbi's', ambition to attend the Philadelphia Modeling and Charm School seems to be justified by her neat appearance in school. As a model, the opportunity for party- going should occur frequently. ACTIVITIES: Library Airleg Ballet Clubg Tennis Clubg Swinzniing Clubg Home Economics Aide. DORA OWENS 4922 Chestnut Street David I. Howard May 27 Atlanta, Ga. Just one little dime, is the mournful cry heard from Doray as she tries to sell the Western News. Private nursing and mar- riage are in her future plans. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g West- ern News Salesmang Carroll Phil- lips Representativeg Ballet Club. VICTORIA PALMER 5938 Spring Street Sayre if February 28 Tennis and jazdli hit Vicki's,' pleasure s ojt.lV,BI'his Tfastjzalking girls ligk afctive infher ehurch, a' d'i ijnito ,L ini experipnce in her rlprkgis to iicdiif ba Registered Nurse. j.. ACTIVITIES: Group Aideg Patrol Cbairmang Future Nurses of Amer- ica Club President, Flame,' Staffg Ballet Club. i1 .A 1 Q 1, n. Q fm tx , f . if-Q .X 9. X x J, x i xx ' X NX 2 3 1, 42 X ix. IE.-e' V FQ -as ss, .' T , I - ., '- :y 5. ' ei' QQ5 we ...AB 4. t wa sw? 'FX gg NP' 1' ' ' sf' ,e We 1 i 2 I aff., ii ' we R s 'ex X , if z QS rx sw. RAYMOND PARKS 1511 Ellsworth Street Barratt February 24 Ray, a hip rock 'n' roller, will rocket to success as one of Amer- icals urgently needed scientists. When not attending college, Ray will spend his time with his singing group. ACTIVITIES: Cross Country Teamg Basketball Tearng Swirnlning Teamg French Club. JACQUELINE PEACE 1465 N. Wilforz Street Audenreid May 30 Jackie likes everything except all forms of higher mathematics. She kills time by collecting jazz albums. Jacqueline will prepare for teaching at West Chester State Teachers' College. ACTIVITIES: Future Teacbers of America Clubg Spanish Clubg Pa- trolg Tennis Club. GWENDOLYN PERDUE 1830 Reed Street Barratt September 1 You know Doodles. Sure, everyone does. She is a girl who favors the arts. Her dancing and piano-playing may have to step aside however for her career as a secretary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. Man- agerg Ballet Clubg Apparatus Club. ROBERT PEYTON PERRINE 25 N. Forty-second Street Sulzberger August 11 Patc,', whose aim is to keep money in his pocket, will soon bc carrying the briefcase of a certi- fied public accountant. His educa- tion was completed at Standard Evening High School. ACTIVITIES: C.A. RUTH LOUISE PERRINE 25 N. Forty-second Street Sayre October 21 An up-and-coming home eco- nomics teacher. Sissie is noted for making her own clothes. The as- sembly programs which have run overtime have been her favorite pleasures here at Weste1'n. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. CARMELLA PETERS 5725 Delancey Street Sayre january 25 That ain't cool at all, says Irving when she hears a jazz record she just doesn't dig. Until she finds success as a model, Car- mclla will work as a receptionist. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Color Guard. f QJVJ 71. :V l ni !LU'fL I ,l I- U SHIRLEY PHILLIPS 247 N. Paxon St 'ret P Sayre r S plamgjlr 1 I !, irley isian vd, K eler who ' en scgsigging in t xhoir. Her a goal in 'is n a X m iage ice se w't a c tain meone. 3 ACTIVIT : Carroll Pbillips Refl- resentatizf 5 Alternate Senator-5 Color Guarrl Aicleg Councilman, Westeriz News Salesman. THELMA PLAYER 2045 N. Park Avenue Stoddard-Fleisber November 23 Talking too much makes Totsie well-known to her classmates. She has not yet decided about her career, but nursing and modeling are her top choices. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Coun- cilmang Volleyball Club. CARYL POLAND 6204 Wfashington Avenue Sayre june 28 Want to ucherchez la femme ? Cass, this pretty French scholar, is usually located in or near her Chrysler. A career in medical technology will follow Caryl's stay at Western. ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Class Vice- Cbairmang Aflifertising Manager of Wfestern Newsg Vice-President of French Clubg Chairman of Patrols. EDITH PRIDGEN 4920 Brown Street Sulzberger june 21 Edie,' can usually be found at the tennis courts or on the ice rink. Jazz and good music are also fav- orites with this future teacher. ACTIVITIES: Banker, Monitor, Future Teachers of America Club. MIRIAM PRINCE 5545 Chester Avenue Shaw May 20 Lights, camera, and action make up pretty-eyed Mickie's world. Until discovered by some theatrical producer, this congenial thcspian will brighten up the ofhce where she,ll work as a legal stcnographer. ACTIVITIES: Secretary of tbe Flame g Presirlent of Dramatic Club, Attorney General Stagg Wfest- ern News Stag. DENNIS PSOMIADES 6005 Sansom Street Storyanalz,is Gymnasium March I7 Thcssalonilzi, Greece Dennis, a Greek citizen, is being educated in this country. After receiving a degree in business nd- ministration, this expert soccer player will return to his native country. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Soccer Team. bf I ,it 1 f 4 ? 4 :gy X I f f 4 Z 'AQ f 9, ff iff f f ' 5:5 f if fif 1 , f f 'Q ff 4 fx! ' N fi' ,arf ff. , I 1 Q' f I, 'r 4 I A ,' , ff, Q., f 7, f ,jr I f ft f ,R,M, 'Q I O 2 7 W M ? f 1 X 'Uv Y f 6 4 . . . . I f L x aa s at S 0 M QW , . Z I 5- Q if 4 . .V va. , . ! , , , Za f f 5 A f I 0, 4 gf , , W.. ff ...I Q 5 I NORMAN RADER 5661 Florence Avenue Shaw june 18' I don't dislike anything, I think, says Norm.,' He likes all kinds of music. He even tape- reeords odd sounds. To be a real estate broker is Norm's aim. ACTIVITIES: Aifleg Soccer Teamg Supplies Commiiteeg Locker Com- nzitteeg Westerrz News Salesman. Q . i , l RUTH RAYMOINKDC ' , 921 N. F,orty-twrnllf' Street Q Beeber, A jf Iune izanisgr in fR'11'th's 1wbiiy.fj,i Well why V1 otl' M Rutlhig fsmi when she isitold that! Ohio State gives creditlin its teaching course for listening to jazd. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Senatorg Color Gnarflg Wfestern News Salesman: G.A.A. Manager. DELO S RED IH 2 1 mba S r et Ba 'r tt me 26 e s alwa t kin . She talk about the oks s s ead and the places . Afton graduating from ple, sh ill pursue her steno aphic . ACTIVITIES: C.A.g .A.g Li- brary Aide. DAVID REICI-IER 5847 Webster Street Sayre April 23 Oh nuts! is a sign that some- thing is wrong with Dave's latest creation. Besides trying to emu- late Christian Dior, he also Ends time for taking care of his tropical fish. ACTIVITIES: Aicle for Mr. Gal- fanrlg Monitor, Biology Clubg Flame Apprenticeg Treasurer of Aquarium Club. CRYSTAL JEWEL RICE 242 N. Salford Street Sayre january S Talking and making people laugh will be two of Chris's remedies when she becomes ri nurse. If you like reading as much as she, then You've got the right ideal. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A. Mau- ager. WILLIAM RICHARDSON 1250 N. Fifty-fourtb Street lm' Cooke October 17 A future certified public nc- countnnt is Squint who, for some unknown reason, dislikes girls. Long lunch hours nie on order for this ambitious but hungry boy. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Swimrning TUIHUQ W1'ster'rz News Sulesmang Aide. . I f .fe--c..cf's1'r'- l ' 515' rw fx I :if5B3'52B, J 5848547 fgiflwi sam fl Sfwrv HL, 4.,f jllne' 25 Oh treiiienglpuhll' spa is l Bob- lbie's opiriicin ol,lifoys'lg,fl:6?Jb'5lli and Chryslers. 'She had llllietteri leaiifiil to curb her fondness for using thc telephone if she hopes to become a housewife. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Scnatorg Alter- nate Senatorg Library Aifle. SANDRA ROBINSON 1228 N. Fifteenth Street Storldarrl-Fleisber October 17 Rock ,n' roll and physics don't mean a thing to this crossword puzzle enthusiast. Sandy pre- fers contemporary jazz. However, she won't find much time for these as a teacher. ACTIVITIES: Senator: Council- man: Banker: Ca1'roll Phillips Rep- resentativeg G.A.A. Manager. ,- BEVERLY . GERS in Stre t I lil May 15 cv,' a photo rap fan, is f.mous fo heyqug si e smile. Carrying ' he Word of God, she plans to tend Bible School and expects to become a minister's wife. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Color Guarll. DORIS ROGERS 1422 South Street Barratt August 6 Little pony-taill' is an avid book fan, but she just doesn't like home- work. She spends her spare time knitting, and making jewelry. Doris intends to be a nurse. . ACTIVITIES : C.A.g G.A.A.5 Banker: Sewing Clubg Monitor. RAYMOND RONEY 1116 W. Susquehanna Avenue Cggke Illly 26 That's the way the ball bounces, laments this usually jovial young n1an when he hears of an impending test. Ray, whose pet interests are music and swimming, will attend college. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Choir: French Club. NANCY BETH ROSENBLUTH 4629 Wfalnut Street Sayre MUJ' 13 What contrasting hobbies! Cats, ice-skating, and classical musicg who else would have this unusual combination but Nancy ? Usually in a hurry, this smart girl will take her time in college. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g G.A.A.g Alter- nate Senatorg Patrolg Sub-Chairman of Patrolsg Aide for Mr. Layton. s QQ .- M is . M N. if fd , ,- 'v wi , ' L- isis' ifgsf ' - '--. Q.. rm, .- N . gig ,, i i- Q X. A .., X W . .ary A . t, E.. WN N . s A -m e . I ' if Xi Xtxxq ax , fi 1 X W Bm N, X lf' , -xg I Q s it 9 4 i . nw 'QW A ...xox ,V fs flff , . 1 ' ' ij V- ' .,,,. I 'S ' F ,.1' iii i iii 5 Qi. Qs 'An .S fi., f V ,V , 1 ,tiff 4 'f1.'i1f- t-. we-.4 7 of-wg' .-Sew :gpg 'iii1?..W. - -sf: J., --.,.'.-.wil -- - - v.rf,LVk'l.-it-' sf if 5 :93 ' Q f A . 3 J , X 1,5 z , N E. 'V -' M iss ,. ' 5 iffy ' lp .... t .' .'-' - . is -is vis-yan .. gg is .. s . . .... . .... ..... . - -33 .f pr eff 14 .... X f fi sl. ju ia X , ..-qw: 32 4, W.. , :gt .r -'EF 2. F' 5 u fs PHILIP S. ROSENZWEIG 1541 S. Fifty-eighth Street Shaw November 24 A popular guy, Phil spends his time Watching ball games, and squiring his girlfriends around town. He expects to enter the busi- ness world soon after graduation. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g junior Varsity Basketball Team. ELEANOR ROTHMAN 5518 Beaumont Avenue Shaw February 15 When the crowd gathers at Dewey's after school, Ellie's sure to be there. Dancing and progres- sive music are constantly in the thoughts of this marriage-minded girl. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Wfestern Ncwsg Alternate Senatorg Carroll Phillips Representativeg Viee-President of French Club. KENNETH W. RUBENSTEIN 1601 West End Drive Sayre April 8 Always in action - that's Kenny.', This immigrant from Brooklyn will soon be dancing off again. The next stop will be Penn State, where he will study engineer- ing. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Ofjfire Aizleg Alternate Senator. JOSEPH RUTHERFORD 154 ale: out Azenue v I , -f . . B Mile! 1 UM' March 21 Y I 9, ' asy-going 'joe, who readily . Ynits our chers are fine, is an Ml-I fter attending Temple U versit will venture out into e worl earn his mil- lions. K! ACTIVITIES: WCSfk7'Il News Sports Erlitorg Couneilmni If Alternate Sen- atorg Wfestern News Salesmang French Club. STEPHEN H. SAKS 4721 Larehwoorl Avenue Sayre May 16 Oi Gevalt, remarks Steve when tutoring a harried student in math. He figures to find the right angles and add to his knowledge at the University of Pennsylvania. ACTIVITIES: Flame' Staff: Group Aitteg Patrol Cbairmang Math Tutorg Visual Education Crew. RONALD SALI.. 6160 Larehwood Avenue Sayre I july 24 Strangely enough, Ronald gets his nickname Twinkle Toes by being captain of the soccer team. As arfteacher, his good looks will make him a favorite with Wall the' girls.- I7 ' ' ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Captain of Varsity Soeeer Teamg Baseball Teamg Tribunalg Chairman of Patrols. DOK TI-IY .SAUNDERS 114 - .fDearbo1n Street Sayre . 1 Ianuary 22 Oh Sugarfoot, I have hojfnylbwork tonightf' comments Dottie lon her pet aversion. Altl1ougl'il,bein,g!a go, 'T operative student ' keeps lDottiel rather busynrshe stillj finds-time for eating and swimming., l ACTIVITIES: G.A.A.g Sltfinl- 'ming Club. .Hy ,lilo ir- Y I JOYCE ADlRIAN nscHMipT 4023 Spring Garden Street X. Sbawfg V V M April 22 - Oh,sugarluisays- T when any- onexrnentions her favorites: dancing or Spanish. This witty girl, who could very easily do without home- work, hopes to teach in elementary school. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Senator: Alter- nate Senator: Banker. JEROME SCHORR 5611 Wal11ut Street Sayre April 12 In future days Jerry will spend his time with flowers. At Western he planted gimmicks, watered the ad campaign with won- derful ideas, and raised money to make the Flame bloom. ACTIVITIES: Business Manager of the Flan:e g Chairman of Patrolsg Presiclent of tbe Aquarium Clubg Library Aide: Business Stag of Westeriz News. AMANDA SCOTT 2228 Gerritt Street Barratt February 7 Some lucky students in the fut- ure will have this well-dressed girl as their teacher. Until then, Mudge will divide her time be- tween college and cool parties. ACTIVITIES: C.A.: G.A.A.g Alter- nate Banlzerg Carroll Pbillips Rep- resentative. LOUISE SHAFER 5644 Hazel Avenue Sayre December 26 Western's f 0 r e m o s t Spanish scholar, Luisa, can be easily lo- cated by looking for a stalled blue and white Chevy. This budding ballerina hasn't yet decided between college and a dancing career. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Palrnlsg Flame', Stagg Class Sbowsg Sun- atorg Ballet Club. FRANCINE BEVERLE Y SI-IEINGOLD 5807 Pemberton Street Sayre Iunc 2 As a writer, blue-eyed Francine is certain to make the grade. Her enthusiasm for baseball and music, accompanying her versatile per- sonality, will aid this career girl in all she pursues. ACTIVITIES: Attorney - General Stagg Chairman of Patrolsg Group Aideg Flame Stagg Class Sbow. 52 .. .. - R .' 3 e . s ' M- f' ,z ,. -3 .. -fx f I - -, -.:2?Xff. 4 , 4' we if '2 ,X J 1 f G V , X, f 4 4 1 fe f f ,ff x7 .. .aff-- -. f 5--1, . 54 M711 f a get I I I . . . . jfff ' 19 I X 4 iff 1 y.. V ' . I it . K if . . 'i , 4 H752 ,, lx r . H. t sf QQ . 3 4 , , 4 Viv-ay-' 44 'wr I NX? ll :iw ' I me. ,,,, agkg 1 ar 'ef ...4 4. . ,4w.,.,, W: A J v 4, ggi! is MR nay 1 gang? asks web. 5 ,- aww. ti ,st f, qt' 252, friamtkt 'Z' . , fri, 1 1, 9 .az , WFQQ f t f A f, 4 H f X . I f 3 N. ,,, . If f !9! Y 1' . f . px.. .131 . Mn' ff, 443, gf Wg. ' ,. ,e few ,Mi ,,., -l Wg.. ..,. ff? E- ,, .aw l. i a.. 4 1 16 I . . 1 I7 .' b fifilm' . J. W? ' 2 sw . V I . ea: u - 1-- Tb- , 'gg' . ' ri 'F?i'2 +l' - . 5 :fir Hi 1' -' -. 4 . .1 Tx 'fel , X M X 5 -, Fatal-5.:g7 sN A ,jfs my 1. lsr ' 'NE l5'fi.a':.1rlgu:wfiJ E. ' .J ALAN SILVERMAN 5536 Belmar Street Shaw Marcb 14 Lump's interest in Physics will put him well on the road to a suc- cessful engineering career. This good-looking, popular boy is famed for his cute and clever ways. ACTIVITIES: C.Ag Attorney Gen- eralg Prom Committeeg Boarcl of Directors. LILLIE SIMMONS 115 S. Cecil Street Vaux November 8 As a secretary, Lil may find time for roller skating and listen- ing to jazz. Her ability in English class will be a great asset when she is a secretary. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 G.A.A. Man- agerg Monitor. EULA SIMPSON 5023 Cbestnut Street Pencler County Training Scbool Pender, N. C. September 16 The possessor of a very cheerful personality, Sweetie, enjoys chat- ting endlessly on the telephone. A secretarial career will follow grad- uation for this sports-minded girl. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 G.A.A. J MARY ELVIRA SMALLS r 725 N. De Kalb5Street Sayre 'IIMG 1 V ,Lu s ,they own Q',t-lie oy with Tiny's'Zldis- app o pl. Active,-'n zqhooi! ary w' be just s y A l tech- nician. 71 ACTIVITI : .A.g Councilman: Alternate Carroll Phillips Rcprer sentativcg Tennis Club. l RUSSE 1506 . etl Street S X orernber Z6 i x a noi f the All- P il d l n C EQ is only one st p to 'ards s css for Weste1'n's prize soloist. 'QR s's background will profit hin in his career as n music teacher. ACTIVITIES: C..f-Lg Choir: Sum- rnur Clnorusg Soloist of the All- Pbilaflelplfia Cbcwus. l I A STURGEN SMITH , 252 N. Ezlgczvo d Street S11J'2'H All f1..,i,m.-,V 21. A rctlitmjxlcirllguy with tbpf L Qgsiu-,Cb i. Killer. W1 in Q ' oningl up on fautpfincc anilcs, '.'M0lAVII1lllISl' cnjaysl attcnldiflg ,jam parties and listegjfig to progrcggjvg jazz. li ACTIVITIES: C.A. I MABEL SORRE s p 112 N. Re l reet Sayre I1 iy, IQ The a g professioivx- lsvvilf sure come this itiolisyyoung lo er Eng 'sh anf mathematics. Bein alone and' Ni ing ititvifgiives Mab t o p tu ' y to egpfoy her hand' r ts a d dingy? AC Vg S zcilmang Patrolg Lu ch onztorg Vice-Pri11cipal's A' eg Home Economics Airle. GLORIA SPRATELY 749 N. Forty-sixth Street Sulzberger October 19 Peanuts is one of the nicest girls around. That's right, she says, I'm listening to records. History brightens her school day, but she is not so happy in English class. ACTIVITIES: C.A.5 Carroll Phil- lips Representatil'e. JUDITH STAHL 4835 Hazel Avenue Shaw May 4 Can I? Sure can. When it comes to drawing figures, Jucly's'l J. whiz. Collecting stamps and swimming also interest her. Jud- ith's goal is to become a fashion designer. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Future Teachers of America Clubg Art Clubg Flame,' Staff: Swimming Club. HARRY STARKMAN 901 N. Sixth Street Penn Treaty May 14 Belgium's loss was XVestern's gain, is the considered opinion of all who know Pierre,,' a fine gym- nast and mathematician. Harry will major in chemistry at Temple. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Movie Crew: Senator-5 Alternate Senator: junior Varsity Gym Team. MARSHALL R. STERLING 642 S. Fifty-seventh Street Sayre March 3 Pharmacy is the goal of Marsh who is an avid student of science. He is also a philatelist, whose witty remarks will always make him pop- ular. ACTIVITTESL C.A.g Movie Crewg Chairman of Patrolsg Monitor: Wester1z News Salesman. JOYCE SUDDARTH 18 S. Thirty-ninth Street Sayre Sfpfelllbtt' 24 Tl'1at's hysterical is exclaimed by pretty blonde-haired Joyce when- ever she is amused. Reading is the hobby of this quiet girl, who plans to be married in the near future. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Bankerg Pa- trolg Usber at Commencement: G.A.A. Representative. lf l 5- . . .,,W. ' f - ww. , gms : ii fa ,, ,ng . P. L 1 , 9 rim WD ,,. , . 4 ffl A W f , J i i Ape-V K . ,,.4?3:.+ji,Y g . V .I ,. + 5 45 H S . we s str -..-:: - f. fl. -kt r .-., . 0 Nw Q. f-apr? , -...f'f.4Qfi2',f.' 5 E rf s 1 - , . L I 2 1. s ...ms , ,Exif ' 'ee Q W.. 'fd' Q may . .Ny 4 E.. . .M Y. ..,,. , -s..,.,..,,4 K E.. . . . 4- ,f .'m..,,v. , Sassy. -- xx ,.-pe mn .'-0 G '-,, wi' News J -L 1 RICHARD RUDOLPH SULLIVAN 17 N. Sixty-second Street Bggbgr 11 Watch that step! Dick's tiny Volkswagen is quite vulnerable to pressure. Besides wanting to buy a Mercedes-Benz, versatile Dick wants to study Liberal Arts at the University of Pennsylvania. ACTIVITIES: Vice-Presiclent of Or- chestrug Marching Banclg Dance Banclg Spanish Clubg Baseball Man- ager. EILEEN SULTANOFF 6235 Delancey Street Sayre M1131 26 Whoosh! That wasn't the wind. It was just I running back and forth between 215A and 109. This busy and intelligent young lady will study elementary teaching at Temple. ACTIVITIES: Group Aide Chair- mang Business Manager of West- ern Newsg Future Teachers of America Clnbg Gown Aideg Press Club. HOWARD TANNANBAUM 5814 Hazel Avenue Sayre April 16 Chemistry and football rate high in Sonny's', opinion. Too much he says when someone reminds him of the usual DH in Spanish. Col- lege comes next for Howard. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Patrol. MARGAiRET THOMAS 1227 S.'T1ire11tietb Street Barrrtrt ,ll March 27' ff ef f'Margie3'sf' 'future aspiration isn't haxfdftod uhderstandlqwhgn one looksf at!,l1eT activitiNeZ,KcQive at lcrtically and scholasgica Aymtlfig' lea ant girl I? wi-ll stuiclgy Qgaybe -sical-,educa- ff? tion teadher at c lege., , . A CTIVIT EIS: C,.A.g st-M101-5 G.A.A. Ma zagerg Councilmang Wfestern News Salesman. BARBARA TUCKER 5228 Chancellor Street Sayre Iune 16 You old crazy thing is an un- usual phrase to come from a sweet gal like Babs.l' Any business school will bc glad to have this able young lady. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Gown Aicleg G.A.A. Managerg Alternate G.A.A. Marmgerg Beginners' Ballet Club. ELLA LOUISE TURNER 346 N. Fifty-jiftb Street Sayre Marcia 17 Famed for her good sense of humor, Ella is well-liked by all. She contemplates studying pharm- acy, a pursuit in which her con- gcniality will be an asset. ACTIVITIES: Vice-Prusirleut of Classg Chairman of Patrol: Group Airleg Alternate Senatorg Usher at Gracluation. 69 1 nj . D JARVIS TYNER 5921 Cedar Avenue Sulzberger july 11 Although it's not the best, Jarvis' interpretation of modern music on the piano cndears him to the girls. His beauty salon will probably fea- ture modern music. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Wfesteru News Salesman. LOIS UNDERWOOD 2055 Vorlges Street Slabepialreqflt I Februairy 7 Digg mi, flf!'Lo loves to' ing so mvpeb-Q she 'came Vice-Presixelq of Teenage hoii-. iSoonXa sim - ing I.B.M. operatotzb she wxil c ieer up even the 'dullest of fofhce . AC VII f S: M iiifogirbyil tcrnate :?hH51 Carrosll Phillips ' e rtfzt L' iy, X yp iii? g , Treb7Z,?l5 ' A l If . ' FLORENCE LQKETTQ. VAQEN 416 N. sgsfi'y-,mf lsfifqeii Thomas A. EKITIYOTI 5 L V53 April 21 Los Angeles, Calif. 'iii Being a member of the Philadel- phia Board of Junior Realtors makes Florence happy. It's one time she doesnlt have homework. Skeetdo plans to be a stenographer, maybe for a realtor. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committeeg G.A.A. Managerg Alternate Council- maug Carroll Phillips Representa- tiveg Beginners' Ballet. STEVEN ALAN VOLUSHER 284 Trent Road Sayre March 5 Someone breaking into a locker? That's Vulture. It's perfectly legal, because he is a locker aide. While in college, Steve will con- tinue to explore the mysteries of electricity. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Locke Airle. f ELIZABETH THERESA W KELEY 552 S. Fifty-niut eet Sayre Ortober 3 o' t t ith all he A's? T t's ' t ' To g schol- tic re and nu yL5h . ctivi- ties she adds 311 igfr t in classical music. Playin th piano is her specialty. , ACTIVITIES: .ssofiute ljrlitor of l lume g Future Tearbers of Amar- ica Clubg Orrlvestrag Patrol Clmir- mang Group Aifle. DOLORES XVALDMAN 5458 Vlflzilliy A1'vuut' Shaw Auguxl 4 Dolly, an all around student, likes everything about school. I'm not crazy, says this future mathe- matician When talking about her deep interest in physics and math. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g News liililor of Wfeslvru Neuksg Alumni Rejuv- scutativeg Clmirluuu of l'ulrnl.xg Graduation Usher. fyfay, 'I . iw- . 1 , . , 2' I ' 'QF'- K f , I l A, mg' -1435.4 A f R i ff x I .4 .ag 4. if 5 Gia .F 56, Q W i 1 ' .. ...gr q , A V . 2, A 'rf If 731w,vVM,. -5 x 3. 'H 137 1'1i5'2T7'll ' ' 'K ' ,e - ' , I. . 'Eire , 4 4 fs , 4 TMR I 4 J in A f 9 iff . 5:5 4 Q. '4 gee' .g 55.11-,. . f , I lx'- f',?'fz ff 4 5 his Q .iff F33 Q13 ,V 11' . . - I MAXINE INEDA AL ER 328 N. Eilgewo S eet Sayre eeember 20 Instead i g diSl'l05, 5 Max is to r c r r ties up 4m award student, her ea ant smi and good humor sho ld helpilher as an executive secretary. ACTIVITlES:, Senatorg Patrolg Bankerg Library Aideg Sewing W1 .fffifi BARBAMRQ. WALLACE i I ' fa lf 5 56181 Carlton Street iSayrp'L1 March 12 Walkiing thatiiwalk andiftallking that itfalkf V'f,S,w'efe.ts gets ipiffound. At the roller rink, or -listening to jazz, she's ienjojiipngiehcrself. A future I.B.M..Q,peraft'or, that's Bar- bara. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Bankerg Gown Aide. PERCY WALLACE 2215 Wfilrler Street Barratt September 11 Looking for Percy? Look on the football field. When his mind is not on sports, he's solving math prob- lems. He intends to join the Air Force and see the world. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Football Team. TIMOTHY REGINALD WARFIELD 1326 N. Frazier Street Beeber Marrb 1 For enjoyment T will listen to progressive jyazz-asfliewstudiesxfor his Libei-aI,QArtsi eourseflat State, but in moments ihftlfsiire he enjoys playing thexpiianio. if ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Alternate Sen- atorg Baulcerg Altcruatc Council- maug French Club. JOSEPH XVARNER 1530 S. Clerelautl Struct Barratt Deecmlzer 6 You don't mean it, exclaims Joe when told the girls who take Business Administration at Penn State are very friendly. This fut- ure businessman has a deep interest in progressive jazz. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Altcrrmte Scu- ntor. vffatagff' at-fzf? BARBARA NVEAVER S5 oi. Dt-1.1 ,uw y sn-U.-f SlJoi'malqur june 29 Petite Bobbie makes up for hei- smallncss in size with her dynamic personality. Although she enjoys such domestic activities as cooking and sewing, she plans to be a typist. ACTIVITIES: C..-1.5 o.A.a.5 Vol. lvyllilll Teamg Tennis Team. STANLEY WEAVER 3916 Fairmount Avenue Sulzberger December 22 Hard work? Don't call on I-Iops. Strenuous activity is defi- nitely not in this party boy's line. Stanley will cheer up some business office by singing while he works. ACTIVITIES: C.A. WILBERT B WEISB 7 33,6 N. sf.i-11551-swagger ff Shoemaker' A?-Nnfaz 4 ember 3 Going' oQiewhere?V4 Boo is jsHe's goin .to Wes Ches,ter4Sttt , here he'h!gbecog1E ith Wil- bert, who llesji-Zn liiiid hard labor very enjo 'ablleg docs like art and jazzfsfl ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Aff Clubg Banlzerg Wfestern News Salesman. DAVID WEIL 2733 Country Club Roarl Central February 13 F'Don Juan has many things on 'his mind, but foremost are girls. Easily pleased, Dave will be quite contented after he makes his first million. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Tennis Team. MARK R. WEINSTEIN 255 S. Fifty-seventh Street Sayre May 23 The Phillies' number one fan, Bubba also enjoys baseball. This jazz enthusiast is well on his way to becoming the best musician and automobile salesman ever. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Alternate Sen- ator. WARNER WELLS 5157 Haverford Avenue Sulzberger April 6 Tough is Eddy's description of algebra, a subject which doesn't meet with his approval. This fut- ure interior decorator will adorn many homes with records and pic- tures of Ella Fitzgerald. ACTIVITIES: C.A. L V17 JUDITH 7342 Grefnlly Roafl ,J Sayre ' fly' 'APT 1227 Readiziig algebra raffle high on. Judyfsl-' list lofffavo ' es. The crystal jiball shows this pretty, gllgeypeyed young lady is one of Americals futulre homemakcrs. ACTIVITIES: C.A., G.A.A. . ,.- . CTWWQ f as-.1152 Lffff 173 . ff... ..,4,, .. I., ' I . , , I 5 Q. .fx 1 . me, ,Im .1 W f s L , ,.,. .K ef, . tgps. Y.: . V . A F Q ,Sb . .. ., .. , 1.1, 2, 1 ,YM I Q. :i23s?f.1':'.,2f :il'i 'T' X 'S BERLE WESLEY 101 N. Fifty-seventh Street Sayre September 21 Sociable Squirrel enjoys listen- ing to all kinds of music. Being friendly with the fellows is one of her specialties. At Temple, she hopes to prepare for elementary teaching. ACTIVITIES: Senatorg Gown Airleg Assembly Aideg Alternate Wfestern News Salesman. WESLEY WHITTINGTON 15 N. Yewdall Street Sayre 1 May 12 ,If yolu7gd-,everkon television, let Vf7hit know, and he'll 'gladly tape the programx XT9 fqy, ni atch Jhis ivy cloth,es, life will 'attend an ivy school, and get an ivy education. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Wfestern News, Banker, Alternate Councilman. DELORES WILLIAMS 243 N Pavon Stre mary 26 S11 ef, 1' i 'L Ziff f e De . a slits .' ready I is L .J 1 Y lljs Ile ev She enjoys X danci nd isteni gil? record ' '. ' 'e' ile Afte g1'1CluatIon frim IKL sity of Penns lvaniaa she WHL a medical te ician. ACTIVITIES: C.A., .A.A.g Wes!- ern News Salesman, Bankerg Carroll Phillips Represerztatire. AGLENNY THEODORE --I ,f5WIl.LIAlVIS, JR. A A 5712 Commerce Street Sayre' Iune 17 Tall S'l1n1flY', enjgoyjsplistening to modern iazzjy but he yvill be- unable ,eo see slow T Birdsl' and cra5vl6ing Corvetites, because heill, be stildsijii-tgirl 7 ' at Penn-,,State's School' of Engineer- ing. .. . ' ' ACTIVITIES: C.A., Alternate Sen- atorg Banker. . ' BEVERIJX ,WILSON 4o08 lVo!gidlz1'ncl'f'A1'enue V Slmu' .3 , .-kg' J Septemlier' Q- l Pliripai ic, .55Bev'l1m!'ould 4lilce A o' V 'lrccp,.still? long enoisfglil .thgubeeonxe ,ri f I nurse or ti housewife. II-Iey, dancing 'fund 'criizy 'antics arc-1.Aill'ustr'ative of 0 her ebulllient pversoii'igili'ty. X 1. ACTIVITfESr c,,A'.g'G.A.A'.5 eflmi- rilmang Patzsblg Scrapboolzi Colu- mittee. i '-., V DAVID WINICK 910 N. Franklin Street Penn Treaty February 5 Sports of all types rate high with Dave Although his main interest is his after-school job, Dave man- ages to excel in English and his- tory. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Baseball Team, Football Team, Basketball Team. ARLEEN WOLFBERG 2283 N. Fifty-first Sfrcct Slmu' Mny 6 Ar's,' fondness of reading will be worthwhile when she pursucs her elementary teaching career. This half of the Wolfberg team will be admired by her students for her sweet disposition. ACTIVITIES: Vive-Prcsiilvnt of Scrapboouf Committccg Svzmtorg Chairman of Airlesg Bankcrg Patrol. DEBORAH WOLFBERG 2283 N. Fifty-first Strccf Shaw May 6 I'm hungryf' c o ni plain s Debby, recognized throughout Weste1'n as the girl without a lunch. This Spanish scholar, one- half of the un-identical Wolf- berg twins, will study nursing at the University of Pennsylvania. ACTIVITIES: Class T1'CHSIll'L'l'f Scu- atorg Chairman of Scrapbook Com- mitteeg G.A.A. Managcrg Spanish Club. EVELY YOUNG 5225 Vng Sh et Sayre r May 22 Sinc e i med for hei- neat she i e ell u't d for the rccrzjgl has os . As n bcautician, 'll hel s to look as good. I ACTIVITI ' s Urn ll'S Sales- mang G. Altcrmzte amrgcrq Pntrolg Apparatus Clulzg Volleyball Club. SILLY PHILLY Fm'I1f-srL'c1ltlJ anrl Wfrzluut SIrvf'l.x Bulletin l l' ,950 Turn-about dreams, Plilvillfl jokes on classmates, and dressing like William Pc-nn arc- IYPIWI 'll Silly Philly. Between hiding from ink erase-rs and dodging Mr. l..1y- ton, he tries to draw his cartoonist. ACT I VIT I E S: Class M1IYl'llflf Flame Sfuffg Cnlzi' Sulf'-Ojfiriul Tiiytcrg Class PEIYITCI'-LlI7l71'?'j lfuluri' Dreams of Amrrifu Clllll- Q , in v Simi? S , l, 'g,v., ' ' J- ET W ' - -. ' me Q .. :,5,:'. I N43 1 eg, f .. ,. .f , r 2. Q 'f 'F 'Zig f-' I 2 ,,. 'Fil V 2, ., 'L :IW f 1 ...li A M22 I 5 7 ,f 5 War- 3 -.mf 0, , , , 0 .5 'Wear' ,. ' 5, W ,' A' i 3: . i ' 1'-.-9-V .',,j 5J' J ' lv f ' 1 . .. 1 e J f fr 5 R i 'ia ., f 1.. -if ,se ' Ctf -i I Mi Q if l .i fer -dai il I HOWARD ZAREN 6023 Omgg Avenue 5m,,.c Ortober 23 Howard's favorite pleasures are listening to modern jFlZZ, Watching football games, and PIRYIHS the saxophone. U.C.I..A. is the next stop for Half, tomorrowls nuClC8I' physicist. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Counrilmang Patrol. SOLOMON ZEIGER 5820 LarclJu'o0rl Avenue Sgvyrg FtZb1'llllY'jf 28 Sol is noted for his enthusiasm in the field of science. His hobby of repairing watches and clocks will be helpful when he studies electrical engineering at college. ACTIVITIES: C.A. ' IRVIN S. ZUBAR 5814 Larrbzuoorl Avenue Sayre April 14 Irv, a real ladies' man, finds basketball and sleeping most appeal- ing. To have a real estate and in- surance business after graduating from the University of Miami is Irv's dream. ACTIVITIES: C.A.g Soccer Tramg Locker Aide. Q . QT I KDKL I 'Qt N -, Y .Aff ' 5- 3 5 53 fe X . Qu. ' 5 'o ! i Congratulations, Grarluates Compliments of f 0 ' APPLE BROS. Mr. and Mrs. Henry J. Mercer Wfisbmg Happy Graduation to All JAY ANN SHOP QUINN'S 1005 N. Marshall Street Philadelphia 23, Pa. Gift anal Carfl Shop 5410 Walnut Street Compliments of C0 'Plimf 'f5 of T H E F L A M E THE FLAME APPRENTICES Class of june, '58 lf 'fl J', ,58 Goorl Lurk, Seniors' 5611 Walnut Street from HN GRanite 6-8018 HULA HOOP F UR O BERGER BROTHERS PLYMOUTH-DE SOTO 5621 Walnut Street Granite 6-6 5 00 Compliments of A FRIEND West Philadelphia High School Class Rings Marte hy WILLIAM C. MARTIN Your Oyficial School Iewelerv 801 WALNUT STREET WAlnut 2- 0317 73 WEST END FURNITURE CO. 5215-17 Market Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. Casb or Budgaf DEWEY'S FAMOUS, INC. 4746 Spruce Street GLEN HOTEL 1430-32 Catharine Street Public Phone: Klngsley 5-9565 Good Luck, Seniors! New Delux Restaurant 250 S. 40th Street TNMAN HOTEL 131 White Horse Pike Lawnside, N. Llncoln 7-7765 QFRANTZ DRUG STORE 4200 Chester Avenue BA 2-3638 Alice L. Williams BERT,S BEAUTY SHOPPE 877 N. 51st Street GR 7-0662 Neerenburg and Schultz Wholesale: Diamonds and Watches 110 S. 8th Street Commercial Photo Service 4728 Spruce Street GRnnitc 4-3200 ROSLYN STATIONERS A Complete Li izr' of Sclzool Supplies 256 S. 60th Street GRanitc 4-2266 Victory Tailors, Furriers and Cleaners 209 S. 47111 Street Clialnite 2-6836 Hollywood Food Market S. E. Cor. 42nd St. and Chester Ave. Philadelphia 4, Pu. POWELTON CAFE 40th and Filbert Streets Thomas Cleaners 86 Tailors Alterations - Pressing - Repairing 5915 Girard Avenue For flu' Bvsf in Foods and Rvasonalzlv Privvs Stop in af Poland's Delicatessen A. LEVIT COMPANY Liu' Poultry anal Eggs 345-47 S. Front Street THE ATTUCKS HOTEL 801 S. 15th Street Klngsley 5-8911 CHESTNUT MOTORS, INC 4601 Chestnut Street GR:1nite 2-9494- LAPIN AND SIMON Fruit and Produce Doylestown Country Fair BRAWNER 86 RITTER Sinclair Station 22nd and Diamond Streets WALTER L. JONES Funeral Home 44-th Street and Fairmount Avenue DAVIS AUTO REPAIR l 48th Street and Grays Ferry Avenue SAratoga 9-9652 Goofl Luck to Dolly from Her Parents Mr. 86 Mrs. S. Waldman Best Wishes to Class of Ifl11IlIl7'-Y, '59, from SUE AND ALAN Congrutzzlutiorzs to the Class of Imznary, 359, from A Friend of Jerry's DAVIS CATERERS For the Finest Catering 922 N. Broad Street POplar 3-6584 New York Bargain House 228 60th Street Yarrl Goods - Domestics Best Wishes from Lillian and Ben Wolfberg 2283 N. 51st Street Congratulations to JERRY SCHORR SilVerman's Bridal Shop, Inc Brizlnl Gowns, Brklesmairls nun' Proms BRAIT'S MEN'S STORE Upper Darby - Philadelphia Camden Compliments to the Class of january, ,59, from LOU MATTENSON 75 Compliments of MCKEAN CHEVROLET, INC. 4800 Block Chestnut Street Automotive Headquarters te 6-4500 Open E Conzplimenfs of R E E D 3 S Ladies' Apparel Manoa Shopping Center HAVERTOWN, PA. Compliments of A FRIEND OF SANDY LAPIN GEORGE F. EMERY Fzmeral Direvfor 1232 South 22nd Street l'HILADIiLI'HIA -Hv, PA. HOwnrcl sz-1585 76 FORMOST KOSHER SAUSAGE CO. 517 South 4th Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. if WforId's Most Exciting Flavor! Training Actors, Directors, Public Speakers, Successful People . . . for Forty Years! I t American Foundation of Dramatic Arts CBESSIE V. HICKS SCHOOL OF THEATREJ 2016 Walnut Street RIttenhouse 5-0565 C . B . E N G L E Auto Repair Service if 1427 North Sydenham Street Poplar 3-7986 SCIENTIFIC TUNE-UP THE ORCHID SHOP Flowers MR. HAROLD Hi' 16 3 3 Chancellor Street PHILADELPHIA, PA. Klngsley 5-2155 Klngsley 72156 77 GOOD LUCK TO THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1959 FROM A FRIEND OF STEVE SAKS ,,,.,,..,...,-... 1 .:.,:1:- ': ' ' Y .,.:,:.,:..:...,:::k : If Sf? SSS' You cANT BU F N aa D I ':::::::':1 4 :'2 1 : -::.::.:,,,::': P -gi :W lm f , .1:::.::1::1:-::::-:: f ,EEE ::-. 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