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

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EVERETT N ATHAN IEI. JONES ED 2507 SHARSWOOD STREET Electrical Construction Vaux Jr. High One of the smart dressers of the class was Ed. Not only was he noted for his excellent taste in clothes but also for his fine spirit and his school sportsmanship. Although he was always kidding around, he earned the respect of all. Activities: Checker tournament. ALFRED KELOKATES AL 1122 NORTH STREET Auto Mechanics Stoddart Jr. High When Al came to us from Stoddart we were the gainers. His distinct personality won him the respect of all. He was a willing worker and had quite a sense of humor. Al loves to take part in basketball, swimming and football. MEYER KORMAN KORM 510 N. FRANKLIN STREET Academic Central High Korm was a quiet sort of fellow, but this did not stop him from being popular. He was well liked by all the students as well as the teachers. Korm expects to enter Penn State College of Optometry. WARNEAI. LANIER GABBY 810-A HUTCHINSON PLACE Distributive Education Audenreicl Jr. High Gabby was one of the jesters of the class,- always looking for a laugh, or someone to rag. His work on the Cross Country team was notable and he will always be remembered as a happy-qo-lucky fellow. Activities: Cross Country, and Bond Salesman. Page 19 1945

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ELMER JACOBS 1605 RIDGE AVENUE Mechanic Arts Stoddart Jr. High E1 was one of Franklin's quiet, easygoing students, whose school spirit rated among the best. His ambition is to become an aeronautical engineer. He will always be remembered for his excellent work on the Cross Country team and his constant willingness to help a friend. Franklin will lose a good student when E1 graduates. Activities: Cross Country team. MARVIN JACOBS MARV 1021 W. GIRARD AVENUE Academic Stoddart Jr. High For an all round fine fellow Marv was tops, especially when it came to dancing and girls! He is very much interested in horses and is going to take up veterinary medicine at Penn State. Marv also enjoys sketching, and playing the clarinet and saxophone. He will al- ways be remembered by us as a lady killer! Activities: Record Bookeand agitator. VINCENT IARAS VINCE 633 N. 17TH STREET Mechanic Arts Stoddart Ir. High Vince was one of the outstanding football players in our class. When he got his hands on the ball Franklin was sure of a gain. Vince not only used his mind to play football, but also in his school work, which was always good. Vince expects to enlist in the Navy upon graduation. Activities: Football, Basketball, Cross Country. FLOYD JOHNS ' LEW 1826 EARP STREET Auto Mechanics Barratt Jr. High A quiet sort of fellow was Lew, who is very much interested in sketching and playing baseball. Floyd expects to become an auto mechanic upon graduation. FRANKLIN ALMANAC Page 18

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NATHANIEL LEE NATE 1504 N. ALDER STREET Commercial Stoddart Ir. High Nate was an expert dancer, especially when it came to Boogie Woogie. He was a good school supporter and liked to watch Franklin crash through the lines on the gridiron. Nate expects to hold a position in a Post Office and we are sure of his success in the future. DAVID LEIBOWITZ DAVE 1042 N. 2ND STREET Academic Central High Dave was a popular fellow with the boys of Franklin and the girls of William Penn. When we asked Dave what he did in his spare time, his reply was Are you kidding? As if we didn't already know that his time is well taken up by the fair sex. Dave was an expert in Spanish, with a real pleasure in learning language. Activities: Iunte. HAROLD LYONS DOC 1937 CAMBRIDGE STREET Industrial ' Stoddart Ir. High When Ben Franklin opened its doors for Doc, we were the gainers. Doc was an industrious and conscientious worker, and expects to become a mechanic. He likes to play football in his spare time. Good luck, Doc. PHILIP MACLEMORE MACKIE 1801 MONTGOMERY AVENUE Auto Mechanics Stoddart Ir. High Although Mackie did not have time to play on our team, he was cm outstanding basketball player. Mackie was the quiet type of fellow, but that mustn't deceive you! He certainly makes up for it when it comes to sports and auto mechanic shopseand should I include girls? FRANKLIN ALMANAC