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

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JAMES NIXON uJimm n 1920 Naudain Streets Jimmy ran 2 years of Cross-country i1 year of J.V. and 1 year of VJ 2 years of track both on Varisty. He was manager of J.V. Basketball in 50. He held a main part in two school shows. He was on T.V. for school in 50. He is also a member of the school band. He plans to go to college and get in a band, or combo, in his spare time. DAVE OiCONNELL 1'Whiteyii 1501 V'. Master Street Student Patrol Sergeant. Played varsity football in his junior year. Wlas once class president. Almanic staff. LONNlE PATTERSON tiliamlyii 2145 N. 12th Street Student patrol Lieut. Played second team basket- ball 1945-50. His ambi- tion. is to attend college. ALBERT W1. PAVLICHKO 671 N. Alder Street He was a member of the 1951-1952 Public League Champions. Our basket- ball Varsity team was real- ly great this year. He also played Varsity baseball. His ambition is to be a carpenter. 23 BERNARD J. PEAY 1139 wa 1330 N. 12th Street Bernyii is the quiet gentleman type. If success depends upon conscienti- ousncss, ilBernyii will be successful. FRED PERRY 2Salutation 1413 N. 13th Street Student patrol for two years. Fred has played all sports. baseball, basket- ball, Track, etc. W'as a member of second team championship squad. 1952. His ambition is to play professional baseball. GEORGE R. PIERCE $6Dick5, 2216 Bigler Terrace George has played foot- ball for three terms. He was co-captain for one term. He also played var- sity baseball as an out- fielder. He was on the Stu- dent Patrol for one term. He also was a member of the Student Court. George would like to attend col- lege and later on become an engineer. CHARLES RAINEY iiRaineyll 2340 N. Cleveland St. Charles was a member of the annual concerts. iAmerica Singsl and iDown in the ValleyJ And look leading roles, in both plays. Ambition is to lie :1 grocer. 2nd team .. Football in 49.

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BARRY P. MAXWELL IoMax9, 2414 Pollock Terrace Max was a member of the Student Court. Max at- tends Night School. He hopes of furthering his career in aeronautics. WILLIAM McCOY, JR. $6sam9, 1856 N. 8th Street School Activity: Sam was all around in sports. He played on the cham- pionship basketball team. Varsity baseball and foot- ball as well as basketball. Sam was Captain of the Locker Patrol, and Book President. He wants to be a pro-baseball player in the future. MORRIS McFARLAND ttMorrish 700-C Alder Place Wants to he Auto Me- chanic. Likes sports and dancing. EDWARD MILLER 6tlleads 1617 N. 10th Street Ed was President of his Bk. in 10A, and Vice President in 108. He played one year of J. V. in baseball, and one year of V. He was on the Stu- dent Patrol. He was on the Almanac StaH. He plans to work and get married to a lucky girl. HARRY D. MILLER $CDay,, Day played Varsity Bas- ketball, and was the Man- ager of the V-football team. Day played on the Varsity Basketball team which won the Public League Championship in March, 1952. He is a great lover of sports, and also girls. He hopes to play pro-basketball in the fu- ture. RICHARD MONROE EiRichQ, 900 B Parrish Pl. Rich likes sports very much and Dancing and Girls. Future? In the future Rich hopes to be a mech- anic. WILLIAM s. MORRIS BilP' 2514 5. Howard Street Future? School teacher e Physical Education. WILLIAM MURRAY ttWilliet' 1308 Kimball Street He has hopes of being an Auto Mechanic. He wishes that in time he can open up his own shop.

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NATHAN LEE RlLES uJohnny or Napoleonil 706 South 16th Street Riles was in many activ- ities. He was on the has- ketball team for 3 con- secutive years. He was on the track team in his first year. He played varsity table-tennis and ran cross- country. He served on the student patrol for 2 years, and had the rank of Ser- geant. He was on the Al- manac Staff. CHARLES RILEY eGRile I, 2038 W. Hagen Street Charley was vice-presi- dent of his senior year. 1!: sports, he played soccer. His ambition is to become a machinist. His hobby is sports. GENE RUSSELL licogore 1223 S. 16th Street Gene was the manager of 1951-52 junior varsity basketball team. He has run track. He was in the school band. His ambition is to become a professional trumpet player. JAMES D. SABELLA 1118888 1515 N. Bouvier Street Jimmy was class vice- president of his following grades 93, 10A, 103, and 11A. He was Manager of almost every team in the school. He was manager of the varsity baseball team, basketball team, soccer. He was once a member of student patrol. He was also on the Almanac Staff. His ambition is to become a Draftsman. LEOFRICE H. SCOTT ISLeOQ, 139 W. Milick Street He played every sport, expert baseball and basket- ball. He plans to go into the service, after he gets out of school. He likes all sports and he is a pipe collector. ARTHURAW. SIMMS e5 r!!! 1618 Alder Street Activities: One term on student patrol. Future? To become an Electrical Engineer. ANTHONY SMITH iiTony or Smittyll 933 N. 2nd Street Activities: Three years varsity football, two terms student patrol, served on the Almanac Staff, Secre- tary and Treasurer of senior class. Tony received a Kite and Key award at February Commencement. He plans to be a Machin- ist. EUGENE SMITH hfce'te99 1743 Edwin Street Three terms on the stu- dent patrol. Future? Enlist in the Army.