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

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HENRY ZAIONS HANK 504 W. MASTER STREET Academic Penn Treaty Ir. High There were a number of quiet guys in our class, but Hank topped them all. He was always seen but not heard. However, that did not prevent him from being popular and well liked. Unless Uncle Sam interferes, Hank wants to go m college and become ct doctor. FRANKLIN ALMANAC Page 28

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ARNOLD TRYNESS ARN 1213 WALLACE STREET Mechanic Arts Stoddart Jr. High In the class room Arnold is a conscientious worker. He seems always to have the answer required in any situation. Outside the class room he is a pleasant, plumpl laughable fellow. We know Arnold has College in mind, and we wish him the best of luck. Arnold is a worthy member of our lunch room debating society. ALLEN VAN HAUTE A1 818 N. 25TH STREET Commercial Vaux Jr. High Allen, known to his friends as A1, is a fellow with plenty of personality. A1 does fine work in all his subjects, and he is especially appreciated at test time, when he keeps up the morale of all his fellow students by his humorous jokes. Whatever profession A1 goes into, we all know he will make good. ALFRED WASHINGTON AL 1746 N. 25TH STREET Academic Barratt Ir. High Al was a boy who could well be described as con genial. He is very much interested in music and hopes someday to become a composer. He can handle the piano quite well, from what the boys are saying around school. We feel sure that the world can well use such a contribution as A1 can give. PERRY WHITFIELD WHITTY 205 NOBLE STREET Industrial Stoddart Ir. High One of the handsomest fellows in the class was Whitty. Besides being good-looking, he was a fine machinist and mechanic. Whitty loved to joke around and was usually seen with a smile on his face. He expects to go to college later if Uncle Sam doesn't get him first. Activities: Track team. Page 27 1945

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