Benjamin Franklin High School - Electron Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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FRANKLIN ALMANAC CLARENCE EDWARD BROGDEN FOURTH CLASS BROG 2317 WEST YORK STREET Fitz-Sfmons Junior High School Academic Brcq will enter college to be 0 lawyer. His hobbies are swimming, baseball. football, and reading. He w:s active in the Student Patrol, track team, was vice-president of the Safe Drivers' Club, book treas- urer, Mathematical Society, Astronomy Club, Fresh- man Cross-Country team, was on the banquet com- mittee and Student Council. FLOYD BROWN FIFTH CLASS BROWNIE 611 NORTH MARKOE STREET Elvcrson Junior High School Commercial Brownie wants to be Uncle Sam's best mail clerk after finishing. His hobbies include sculpturinq and clay modeling. Floyd was a member of the cross- country team for two terms. JAMES ALEXANDER BROWN FIFTH CLASS BROWN 2000 WEST BERKS STREET Commercial lames was a member of the Americanism C1ub and Book President of the Senior Class. Brown was another talented member of our class. He could play the piano with the best of them. Iames' ambi- tion is to become a concert pianist and graduate from the Boston Conservatory of Music. THEODORE BROWN FIFTH CLASS TED 1221 SOUTH FIFI'EE'NTH STREET Auto Mechanics Ted was one of those fellows who always did his work without a sound. He was one of the quietest fellows in the class. His hobby is football. Ted's ambition is to become c1 carpenter. Page 18

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ROBERT BOINS FIFTH CLASS BOB 4508 WALLACE STREET Sulzberger Junior High School Auto Mechanic Bob was c1 real money getter for our class. He also had a unique way of singing the fellows into pay- ing. He would like to be a boat mechanic in the navy yard. Bob was Book Treasurer of the Gradu- ating Class land a member of the track team. ALEXANDER BOBOWITZ FIFTH CLASS AL 627 NORTH SIXTH STREET Mechanic Arts Al is another one of those fellows who don't kick about doing too much work. He's one of the best friends a fellow could have. His hobby is collect- ing stumps. His aim in life is to become an engin- eer of great note. AARON BRINT FOURTH CLASS OCHIE 1217 W. GIRARD AVENUE John Hancock School Ochie expects to go to college after graduation. His life ambition is to raise and support a family. He is c: stamp collector, theatre goer, and likes sports as a hobby. He was a member of the Iunto staff and French Club. EDWARD CHARLES BROCK FOURTHiCLASS ITCH 1021 SPRING GARDEN STREET John Hancock School - Industrial lich will work in CI machine shop. He wants to learn to be c pilot. Photography is his hobby. He re- ceived the chwell Award for four terms. Page 17 1941

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WILLIAM BROWN FOURTH CLASS BILL 1834 FITZWATEB STREET Barratt Iunior High School Commercial Bill will go to trade school. He will look for a job. Dancing is his hobby. He was a member of the Student Patrol, gym team! and the Iunto. RICHARD C. BUBB FOURTH CLASS DUTCHY DICK 2311 NORTH FIFTEENTH STREET Barrat Junior High School Auto Mechanic Dutchy Dick will find a job as a constructing air- craft motors worker. His hobbies are model air- planes and sports. He helped organize the Ameli- canism club as a vice president. Trying out f0! teams in school sports was his biggest activity. WILLIAM DAVID BUTLER FIFTH CLASS DAVE 1509 NORTH TWENTY-THIRD STREET John Hancock School Academic Dave was one ball player who never gave up, he was always out there giving his best. In addition to playing football, Dave also threw the shot for the tmck team. His hobbies are football and skat- ing. He was on the football and track teams, and a member of the Student Court. Dave wants to go to college. PETER 1. CACCHIOLI FIFTH CLASS PETE 2237 FEDERAL STREET Barratt Junior High School Auto Mechanics Pete is another of those airplane fiends, he knew more about airplane models than anyone else. Avia- tion happens to be his hobby. Pete plans to go into business. Page 19 1941