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

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HOWARD GREEN TENTH CLASS 1439 KATER STREET Barrett Junior High School Industrial Howard is an excellent all-cround sportsman There are few sports in which he is not interested. He took the Auto Mechanics Course and spent most of his leisure time in model airplane building. Last year he won a Kite and Key. LOUIS HORNSTBIN TENTH CLASS BUDDY 1028 NORTH SEVENTH STREET Penn Treaty Junior High School Academic Lou ihe Lover is a good title for Buddy Hornstein, who makes a hobby of making girls. Buddy was awarded the Kite and Key and he plans to go to college and study medicine. His stamp colleciion is extensive and he is interested in fencing. Activities: Book President, Student Council, Council Patrol, Correspondence Club, Wolfing. znmm Houan'rou ' TENTH cuss i ERNIE 916 NORTH NINETEENTH STREET Sioddart Iunior High School Distributive Education Ernest, who lived up to his name, was our cross- country's captain and star. He served on the track team for two years, running the half-mile, mile, and cross-country. It was largely through his efforts that our team made as good a showing as it did. Activities: CrossCountry, Track. HENRY HOWELL TENTH CLASS 1232 NORTH STREET Sioddari Iunior High School Commercial Howell is another member of our Boxing Club, in which he was one of the shining lights. For two years he served faithfully on our track and football teams. He is c: grand fellow and was well liked by all. Activities: Track! Football. Page 17

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JOHN ALLEN DUMAS TENTH CLASS JADE 1002 FAIRMOUNT AVENUE Stoddart Junior High School Industrial Jade was one of the more advanced members of our boxing club. Although small, he was, not the less, very rugged and very skillful; he wishes to be a fine mechanic and we are sure he will succeed. Activities: Boxing. THEODORE FESCHUK TENTH CLASS FLAPP 2426 MEREDITH STREET Stoddart Iunior High School Industrial An ardent sports fan, Theodore was a member of our basketball team. He took the Machine Construction Course and was very much interested in his work. Activities: Basketball. GEORGE GILLESPIE TENTH CLASS FLASH 321 SOUTH EIGHTEENTH STREET Barrett Junior High School Industrial Curling up in bed with an exciting war story, seeing with his mind's eye the battlefields of Africa and Europe, hearing the clutter of bullets and the roar of cannon, Flash Gillespie was transplanted in his imagination to the scene of battle. Outside of reading war stories, Flush's greatest interest was in model airplanes. With such c: military mind, Gillespie will certainly make good in the Army, his next objective. WILLIAM GOLDING . TENTH CLASS BUD 2245 W. SEYBERT STREET chux Junior High School Academic Bud is an artist who specializes in anatomy and the contours of the body muscles tespeciully temininet. When he arrived at Franklin as an academic student, Mr. Michaels recognized his potentialities and took him into the Vocational Art Course. Golding has done con- siderable work for the school paper. Activities: Iunto Artist. FRANKLIN ALMANAC, Page 16

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FRANKLIN ALMANAC RICHARD HUIE TENTH CLASS YUKIE 1925 REED STREET Barratt Junior High School Commercial Richard Huie might be termed the moderator of Frank- lin . He had that indefinite something found in nearly all leaders. The students listened to what he said, then followed his advice. Yukie played a big part in the success of our scrap metal drive and scrap survey. He often spoke in assembly for Mr. Sewell and Mr. Williams for various occasions. Activities: Student Patrol, Student Council, Basket- ball Team, Correspondence Club, Presi- dent of the School Beautiful Committee, Senior Class President. HENRY JOHNSON TENTH CLASS SLIM 2338 ST. ALBANS STREET Audenreid Junior High School Mechanic Arts The thrill of fencing, its speed, its unseen mind-strqule holds a strange fascination for Henry Johnson. He has been an earnest fan of the art oi the foil since he first arrived at Franklin. Slim loves to wisecrack, biit he is not taken very seriously by anyone who knows him well. i MARTIN KAPLAN TENTH CLASS CAPT' 926 NORTH SECOND STREET Penn Treaty Junior High School Academic Cap has a hand in everything in Franklin, which deals with student government. He was very prominent in the organization of the streamlined Student Patrol, and last year he was chosen as Chief Justice. Martin had a gift for tossing piercing innuendos and biting satire around, apparently without effort. He was always interesting and was a constant source of amusement. Activities: Student Patrol, Chief Justice, Student Council. JOSEPH KOLISNYK TENTH CLASS KOBBLE 863 RINGGOLD STREET Stoddart Junior High School , Commercial Kobble Kolisnyk loves sports, but oi all the sports in the world, baseball is his prime favorite. He was a member of Franklin's baseball team last year and played very well. Joe is hoping to become a clerk in a postoffice after graduation. Activities: Baseball. Page 18