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

Text from Pages 1 - 126 of the 1965 volume:

:CV'. . h Hm w MW 3 M WE x L LN w W M H W Hm HM w w: w HM WW1 WW MSW ww $3 wk: m 55 W Banjamin ?mnklin ffiglt School Broad and 6mm Streets Philadczultia, Pmnsylmu 19130 artmry yum I 965 foreword Education is and has been our most important product. Our school has made great progress in the direction of a comprehensive learning experience for any student who enters its class- rooms. There is much more to be accomplished. The impetus that was created by the Silver Anniversary theme, Twenty-five Years of Progress, should be sufficient to keep us moving at an even greater pace-forward with a total educational program. iiAll our knowledge of mathematics, of nature, of the brightest part of human wisdom had their admission among us within the last two centuries . . . The world is daily increasing in experimental knowledge, and let'no man flatter the age with pretending we have arrived at a perfection of our discoveries. On Discoveries, Pennsylvania Gazette, October 14, 1736. Cable 0f 60mm Superintendent of Schools SchaalAdministmtws Princgml 19 Message Vice Principal 19 Message ?aculty Seniors ?arewcllMessagc Sports 6111115 Activities glass Will MW zcadcrsmy for tile years Ahead 3716 S'ollminy PhiladeMtia Public School System Administrators under the lazdersltw of Dr. 6. Caylnr Wltittier, art eagerly lacking ahead to markedly participating in the school system is' progress, in all phases of education for the school children and staffs of our dynamic city in the coming years. Dr. Whittier began his career as a teacher in Chicago. He was graduated from the University of Chicago with a BA. and also received his MA. and PhD. from the same school. He was a Fellow in Education in Chicago and interned in Administration in the Oak Park, Illinois School System. He has taught at Iowa State Teachers College, was a principal in Davenport, Iowa, St. Peters- burg, Florida, and Assistant Superintendent of Schools in Pinellas County, Florida. Dr. Whittier came to Phila- delphia from Montgomery County, Maryland, where he was Superintendent of Schools. Superintendent of Schools DR. C. TAYLOR WHITTIER Donald Harris, Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools, has taught and been a counselor in the systems junior high schools since 1958. Mat'thew Costanzo was the principal of -the Jackson School prior to assuming his duties as Assistant to the Superintendent of Schools. He started his teaching career in 1955, and was successively promoted to consulting teacher, counselor, vice-principal, Auxiliary Principal and Principal. Alfred Hebeisen, Asso- ciate Superintendent in charge of all personnel for the School District. Mr. Hebeisen received his B.S. from the US. Naval Aca- demy and Master's Degree from the University of Pittsburgh. He was in the US Marine Corps and was retired as a Lieutenant Colo- nel. J. Edgar Durham, Director of Finance for the School Dis- trict. He was former Deputy Director of Finance for the City of Philadelphia. He is a mem- ber of the Municipal Finance Officers Association, Exchange Club and Phi Delta Theta. David Horowitz, Associate Superin- tendent for Curriculum. He has been an elementary and junior high school teacher, assistant principal, and principal. He taught at Temple University. Mr. Horo- witz was Superintendent of District 7, and Associate Superintendent-Schopl- Community Relations prior to his present i- position. Joseph Pollock, is the Director of the Division of Informational Services. Pte- viously he was Assistant to the President of the Board of Public Education He has been a teacher at all levels in the system,o vice principal and principal. Harry Saunders, Consultant for the School District of Philadelphia in the area of School Facilities, is on temporary as- signment here. He is the Administrative Coordinator for Schoolhouse Planning for the Los Angeles Public Schools. ' x Dr. Daniel Prescott, a Consultant in the field of child growth and develop- ment. Dr. Prescott, here from the Uni- versity of Maryland, consults With the Curriculum Department directly. Dr. Pres- cott had previously consulted with the Philadelphia Public Schools in 1945-48. Jay Zal, is in charge of Public Rela- tions' for the School District in the Divi- sion of Informational Services. Prior to his coming to the city, he was associated with Cornell University in fund raising. He was News Director for the N.A.M. 5 8 ADMINISTRATION cl It a a School Lkmls' Jfamwitz. Dal A Message for the Present and 37mm Swim Dear 6mduate: Looking ahead twenty five years, I can see you attending your child's graduation, just as. your parents are eagerly anticipating yours today. How will things have changed, what new wonders will we have, and what new demands will be made upon you and your son's generation? Advances in medical science, Which even today have turned the miraculous into the commonplace, will prolong man's life, making it possible for most of you to enjoy seeing your grandchildren graduate from college. Automation will continue to eliminate routine jobs and rapid, revolutionary change will become part of our frame of mind. New products, new medical discoveries, new synthetic materials, wonder drugs, jet aircraft, space travel and nuclear energy will have altered our ways of doing things and our outlook so radically that we will tend to think of the future not just as a modified extension of the past, but more and more as a new way of life. While we have made great progress in learning how to master our physical en- vironment, we will have only begun to deal adequately with distribution or sharing these accomplishments with our own underprivileged or With the great mass of humanity in underdeveloped nations. Technological and scientific progress will continue to bring problems of overpopula- tion, unemployment, increased leisure, and the many sociological problems resulting from mass migration from rural to urban areas. These will remain problems for many years to come. With all the material advances we have made, we must also recognize and believe in the dignity and worth of each individual. Without mutual understanding and respect for the rights of all individuals, a free democratic society cannot exist. It is clear when we think of the dizzying changes of which we are a part, that no one can keep up with our changing world unless he makes a conscious effort at self- improvement through life-long education. In this sense, your graduation is truly a com- mencement. May you enjoy a good life, rich in opportunities to learn and grow and participate meaningfully in activities that are individually and socially rewarding. aw I. Lewis Horowitz Principal Our Vice Principal? Looking Ahead to the Next Twenty-five Years, is the theme of this, your Almanac. Your view of the future has been much improved by your graduation from the Benjamin Franklin High School. Your graduation is an achievement of which you may be proud and upon which I congratulate you most heartily. Your future will depend in large measure upon how well you use your talents and training, and upon the amount of effort you will expend to achieve success. I extend my very best wishes to each of you for a happy and successful life. Sincerely, Forecasting what the next twenty-five years has in store for us is not an easy task. Despite all of our scientific knowl- edge, we still cannot predict the future with any degree of accuracy. We can and usually do resort to what might be called an educated guess. What is of greater significance however, is that as human beings, we can aspire! As rational, intelligent beings, man usually sets up goals or objectives and then strives to achieve these goals as quickly and completely as possible. What should our aspirations and expectations be? First and foremost we should devote maximum energies as individ- uals, groups, or nations toward achieving world peace! For without the broad foundation of a lasting peace all other aspirations crumble into meaningless nothingness. We can expect continued great strides in all fields of human knowl- edge, especially since we are realizing more and more the overall importance of basic research. We can especially look for vast changes in communication systems as well as in all aspects of transportation, earthbound and otherwise. Also advances in the medical field will surely be dramatic and a boon to mankind in general. Finally, we should aspire towards, as well as realize sig- nificant improvement on the social, economic, human relations, and educational fronts. Individual, group, and national preju- dicial attitudes have, and probably will continue to change in only a gradual manner. However, just as certain as the sunrise, there will undoubtedly be an ultimate realization of the true worth of the individual. Or as the immortal Robert Burns so succinctly put it about 200 years ago, A manls a man for a that . ?y MM A4? MW 9 A studious moment in our library. A case of suspended what would you call it? Behind the 56mm The word for the day is -. With ?mnklinis' Trying to put a million dollar pose into clay. 64114121 611mm FACULTY 5nylz'slt and ?miyn zanyuayts MR-.R- BAKER MISS A. BONEY MRS. G. BRAY MR. J. CAHILL . EnEhSh Language English Reading MR. M. COLLINS English MR. W. CORASICK English MR. W. DEERY MR. M. DiGIACOMO Reading English MR. M. GORDON MRS. D. HOWARD MISS I. KOHN MR. J. McILVAINE English English English English sum: and ?orcign Languages MR. .T' MCKENZIE MR. J. ORUSKA MRS. E. ROSEMOND Englxsh English English ' s MISS E. SPENCER English MR. S. MONTAIGNE Language MR. M. ROSENBERG Dept. Head, English and Foreign Languages MR. J. SPEVACK Language MRS. J. STRONG English 'MR. J. VANNONI MR. M. ROSENBERG and MRS. A. KLEIN, . English Kite and Key Program. Mathematics and Science MR- J. BLUFORD MR. W. DAVIS MR. J. FARROW MR. G. MORGAN Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics MR. W. NASSAU MR. V. NEWTON MR. 8. NIGRELLI MISS S. PIERSON Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics Mathematics MR. W. SIMMS MR. J. BROTHERS MRS. A. BURNETT MR. H. COFFMAN Mathematics Science Science Science L V - 4g: MR. A. D'ORAZIO MR. E. GLICK MR, F, GUIDO Scnence Science Science MR. B. PETERKLIN MR. D. ZIPIN Science Science Dept. Head, Mathematics and Sciepce. R Kommerw and Social 5M! '65 MR. S. BELL I MISS M. BETNER MR. N. COHEN MRS. E. EISEN Commerce Commerce Commerce Commerce MR. E. GRATZ Commerce MR. A. MALENBAUM MRS. P. REIN Commerce Commerce MR. I. ROSENBLITH MR. D. WEISMAN Commerce Commerce 4 MR. M. BERNHARD MR. R. BLACKBURN . Social Studies Social Studies ammcrcc and 50 id! Studies MR. H. GELFAND MR. 1. LAZAR MR. J. MOSS MR. A. NORMAN Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies MR. J. O'BRIEN Social Studies .MR. J. PAULIN Social Studies wFJIfJOmd um ; MR. M. ALLEN, Dept.'Head, Commerce and Social Studies. MR. 1. SALOMONE Social Studies MR: J. SEWEL MR. A, STAFILIDIS MISS M. TOLAND MR. WALLACE Socxal Studies Social Studies Social Studies Social Studies MR. F. BARBIERI Ind. Arts MR. G. FRANKLIN Ind. Arts MR. J. GUYTON Ind. Arts ' industrial Arts MR. H. BOHLER Ind. Arts MR. F. BUONAVOLTA Ind. Arts MR. S. EDWARDS .Ind. Arts MR. W. FERRY Ind. Arts ' MR. F. CANNATARO Ind. Arts MRS. M. GRIFFIN Ind. Arts MR. F. HINES MR. H. HOLLOWBUSH Ind. Arts Ind. Arts MR. C. HOWARD Ind. Arts l7 industrial Arts MR. H. JURNOVOY MR. J. KIRKLAND MR. S.LK!IRMKLAND MR. c. MAGLOSKYR Ind. Arts Stock Clerk Stock Clerk Ind. Arts F MR. A. MARTINO MR. H. OSTROFF MR. A. RUZANSKY Ind. Arts Ind. Arts Ind. Arts MR.- M. HOMELSKY, Dept. Head, Industrial Arts MR. C. SHELLHAMMER MR; W. TASKER Ind. Arts Ind. Arts MR. S. WILSON MR..C. WRIGHT k Ind. Arts . Ind. Arts MR. J. DAMILLIO MR. J. DiDOMENIC Physical Ed. Physical Ed. MR. J. McANENEY MR. G. SCHAFER Physical Ed. Physical Ed. MR. M . GOLDSTEIN Music 9: MR. E. DEBUS, Dept. Head Physical Education S P 8 e d 6 ll 1' c a a Music 1 t i MR. M. ALMAN, Chairman, Special Ed. 0 I1 MR. R. BERRY Special Ed. MR. D. JARRETT Special Ed. MR. W. LESTER Special Ed. MR. G. KLEGER MR. R. LOGAN Physical Ed. Physical Ed. 5 d 11 C a t , i MR. R. SILL MR. V. 'I'ROMBETTA 0 Physical Ed. Physical Ed. ,1 '0: u.'x uws.h mN Nmmk:QQ Nhn...m v3 Seated, L. to R.: Mrs. S. Ashler, Mrs. V. Carson. Standing, L. to Rs. Mr. H. Jones, Mr. S. Katz, Mr. T. Taylor. Left to Right, Mrs. A. Lipschutz, Mrs. A. Tucker, and' Head Librarian, Miss M. Higgins. ' W IMRS. L. NICHOLSON, Nurse. L'IRf G. TURNER Special Ed. '9 Roster 60mmittcc MR. J. PAULIN, Chairman, Roster Committee. Left to Right: Mr. A. D'Orazio, r. M. Collins; Mr. M. Homelsky, Mr. J. Paulin, Mr. Office Staff J. Sewell, Mr. G. Schafer Adm Asst. MR. R. WILSON, Non-Teaching Asst. Brim fdumtiau Seated, L. to R.: Mrs. T. Jaffee, Mrs. Y. Goodman, Sr. Secr., Miss E. Weinberg. Standing, L. to R.: Miss C. Bernard, Mrs. G. Leabman, Mrs. H. Hill, Mrs. L. Kahn. Attendance Dept. Mr. Booth and Mrs. H. Hill. Kafeteria Staff Seated, L. to R Mary Ruffin, C. Davis, C. Bacon, J. Bunn, R. Towns. Seated, L. to R.: Mr; Richardson, Coletti, Rossi. Standing, L. to R.: Standing, L. to R.: S. Green, M. Peay, L. Harrison, Mrs. Thomas, M. Crawford, Canarata. Dietician, M. Bunn. 51watar Operator Adm. Asst. L. TEAGLE Non-Teaching Asst. Officer Brody Miss Webster SENIORS MR. NASSAU, Mathematics Dept. Sponsors glass Officm jammy i MRS. BURNETT, Science Dept. MRS. STRONG, English Dept. MR. SHELLHAMMER, 1 Industrial Arts Dept. Left to Right Joel Mallard, V. Pres., Fred Ruben, Pres., James Means, Sec., Treasurer, 23 ROYCE ADAMS 224 Ithan St. Nickname: Roy COIINEI Academic EARL ANDERSON 1711 N. 17th St. Nickname: Smack Comm: D.E. Activitiext Choir MAURICE BARNES 2616 N. Hollywood St. Nirkrmme: Spaceman Courxe: Academic Activities: Var. Football, Choir CLARENCE BARNHILL 2304 N. 5th St. Nickname: Clankie Courje: T.P. Artivitiex: Dramatics, X-Country, Student Patrol ROBERT BLAKELY 2527 N. Marston St. Nirkmzme: Blake Course: T.P. Activitiex: J.V. Basketball, Football, Varsity Basketball, Track, Student Patrol. LAWRENCE BOLLING 2132 N. Slst St. Nirkmzme: Butch Courxe: T.P. MARVIN BERRY 2346 Smedley St. CourJe: Academic JAMES BOYD 1305 N. 10th St. Nickname: Pale Comm: Commercial Attivitiex: Executive Council, Lunchroom Patrol, Student Patrol. NATKAN BOYKIN 2218 Edgely St. Nickname: Hop Coune: Ind. Arts. Activitiex: Student Court Student Patrol Assembly Patrol Gym Patrol JOHN BRIGHT 2232 N. Natrona St. Nickname: J.B. Count: T.P. Activities: School Patrol WALTER BRITTON 1921 W. Ingersoll Nickname: Brittt Course: T.P. Activitiex: Varsity Football and Track, Student Patrol, V. Pres. and Executive Council ALEXANDER BROOKS 1622 Champlost Ave. Nickname: Dussie Courje: T.P. Activities: Student Patrol ERIC BROOKS 6446 N. 15th St. Nickname: Ricky Courxe: Industrial Arts. Activitiex: Student, Lunch Room, Locker, Patrols, Pro- jection Crew, Switch Board operator, Band and Varsity Baseball EUGENE R. BROOKS ' 1841 W. Venango St. Nickname: Gene Course: General ActivitieJ: Book Pres. Lunch Room Patrol, Track Team, and Football DAVID BROWN JR. 2244 Edgely St. Nickname: Bow Caune: T.P. Artivitiex: Photographer, V. Pres. Football Team, Office Aide Student Patrol OTIS E. BURGESS 2009 N. Mervine St. Nirkmtme: General AttivitieI: Cultural Club, Choir, Debating Club. RANSON CARTER 1314 Colwyn St. Nickname: Pee Wee Courxe: T.P. Activities: J.V. and V. Basketball. WARREN CARTER 6227 W. Girard Ave. Nickname: Choke Course: Academic Arlivitiex: Pres. Jazz Club, Locker Patrol, Band, Jazz Combo. GERALD CHAMBERLIN 2229 Seybert St. Nickname: Dino Courxe: Academic Attivities: Library Aide, Spanish Club. PAUL CHANDLER 2513 W. Cumberland St. Nirkmzme: Monk Course: Ind. Arts Activilies: V. Track, X-Country, Stud., Lunch, and Locker Patrols, Kite and Key. ARCHIE H. BURNEY III 2412 W. Huntingdon Nirkname: Grapes CaurIe: Ind. Arts. Artivitieu Choir, Track, X Cross Country, Student Patrol. JOHN BUTLER 1624 W. Cambri'dge St. Nitkmzme: Rickey CourJe: Academic CHARLES BYRD 1921 N. 24th St. Nickname: Byrd Coune: T.P. Arzivitiex: Bk. Pres., Student Patrol, Court, Locker Patrol, Lunchroom Pat, Ind. Arts Club, V. and J.V. Football, V. Track, J.V. Baseball. HERBERT CAINES 3329 W. Harold St. Nitkmzme: Butch Coune: T.P. Artivitiey: Soccer, Ind. Arts Club, Executive Council, Library Aide Locker Aide, J.V. Baseball. LOUIS COLLINS 2214 W. Susquehanna Ave. Nickname: Farmer CourIe: T.P. Activitiex: Hall Monitor, Ind. Arts Club, Band, Choir, Office Aide. AARON CORNELIUS 1227 N. Myrtlewood St. Nitkname: Fatboy Caurxe: Comm. Academic Activitiex: Stud., Court, Patrol, French Club, Projection Crew, J.V. Football, Band. JOSEPH COUSER 2137 N. 28th St. Coune: T.P. HERMAN CRAWFORD 3103 W. Euclid St. Nirkmzme: Fisli Courxe: Comm. B. Artivitiex: Stud., Locker, and Lunchroom Patrols, Stud. Court V. Pres. RONALD CROOM 2321 N. let St. Nitkname: El Cid Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Stud. Patrol, Track, Gym, X-Country. MARVIN DANDRIDGE 703-C-Alder Place Nickname: Herb Course: Academic Activities: J.V. and V. Football, V. Baseball, Track, Stud. and Locker Patrol, Honor Roll, Bk. Pres., 'and V.P., Exec. Council, Cadet Basket- ball. EUGENE DAVIS 701 W. Columbia Ave. Nickname: Pee Wee Courxe: General Actipitiei: Choir ROBERT DAVIS 2347 N. 13th St. Nickname: Bill CourIe: T.P. BARRY DAWSON 2229 N. Collage Ave. Nickname: Grasshopper Courxe: Gen. Activitiex: Football, Court, Band, Track, Jazz Band, Patrol. WILLIAM DeBERRY 2003 N. 18th St. Nickname: Bill Courje: T.P. Artizliliex: Band, Stud. Patrol, Assembly Patrol. FRED DENNISON 1719 Erdman St. N ickname: Heads Coune: T.P. LARRY DOUGLAS 805 N. 17th St. Nickname: Doug Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Bk. Pres., Stud. Patrol, Dramatic Club, Choir, Projectionist, Lunchroom Patrol. ALBERT DRAYTON 2817 N. Garnet St. Nickname: Al Course: Com. C. Activitiex: Bk. VP. and Pres., Track, Exec. Council, Stud. Court, Switchboard Operator, Office Aide, Pro- jection, Tennis, Tenn Y Clubs. WILBUR DRAYTON 2817 N. Garnet St. Nirkname: Wimpy Comm: Voc. Art Activitiex: Bk. Pres., Office Aide, PBX Operator, Almanac Staff, Art, Jazz Clubs, Choir, Lunch- room Aide. RICHARD DUNLAP 2533 Turner St. Nitkname: Dun Coulre: T.P. Activities: Var. Football, V. Basketball, J.V. Basketball 11, J.V. Baseball, Track, Stud. and Locker Patrol. ANDREW ENGLISH 1954 N. Newkirk St. Nitkrmme: Gene Courxe: LA. Activitiex: Slide Rule, Electronic, and Computer Clubs. EUGENE GRIFFIN 2545 N. Stanley St. Nickname: Professor Comm: Academic Activities: Junto Reporter, Cultural Comm, Student Assoc. Debating and Chess Clubs WAYNE GULLA'IT 3010 W. Lehigh Ave. Nickname: Latt Courxe: T.P. Artit'itia: Locker and Student Patrol, Slide and Rule, Jazz and Math Clubs, Projection Crew, Patrol PAUL HAGINS, JR. 2513 N. Stanley St. Nickname: Humps Coune: Industrial Arts ArtivitieI: Student Court and Patrol, track team, locker patrol, literary aide LUCIUS HAMILTON 3123 W. Diamond St. Nickname: Lou CourIe: Academic Activiiiex: Book President, 98, 10B, and 11A, Book Vice Pres. 10A, Var. Football, J.V. Foot- ball, Math Club GEORGE FILIPENKO 1517 N. Lawrence St. Nitkname: Filthy Comm: Academic Activitiu: Photographer, Junto Reporter, Drama Club BARRY GARNER 807 A Warnock Pl. Courxe: Academic Activitien J.V. Basketball, 11A and 12A Class Vice Pres. Var. Basketball GARY LAMAR GEIGER 24 S. Redfield St. Nickname: Torie Coune: Academic Artiviliex: Student Patrol ERIC W. GRIER 1534 N. 25th St. Nirbrmme: Hi Gear Coune: T.P. Artiw'tiesr Locker Room Patrol1Almanac Staff 30 SAMUEL EDWARD HARRIS 902-A Parrish Place Nickname: W'esul CourIe: T.P. Aciivitiex: Vice Pres. 10Aa11A, Capt. Table Tennis Team 3 yrs., Lunchtoom Patrol, Locker Patrol WILLIAM J. HINES 2212 N. 23rd St. Nickname: Bill ColtrIe: T.P. Attivitiex: J.V. Baseball FRED C. HOPKINS 2536 N. 30th St. Nickname: Hop Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Student Patrol 2 yrs. Slide-rule and Jazz Clubs, Visual Aide ANDREW HUNT 647 N. 22nd St. Nickname: Anthony Coune: T.P. Attivitiex: Capt. of Student Court, Locker Patrol of gym DAVID HAMMOND 2537 N. 32nd St. Nickname: Solomon Courxe: T.P. THEADRIC HANNAH 2535 W. Berks St. Nickname: Teddy Counts: Comm. B. AtlivilieJ: Student Patrol, Projection Crew, Of fice Aide, Lunchroom Patrol, Switchboard Op- erator, Assembly Patrol, Choir ARTHUR HARRIS 1420 W. Cambridge St. Nickname: Rub Comm: T.P. AttivitieI: Student Patrol HENRY O'NEAL HARRIS 1205 Cambridge St. Coune: T.P. Arlioiliex: Pres. 9B, 10A, Vice Pres. 10B, Library Aide, Locker Patrol THOMAS L. JAMES 2517 N. 27th St. Nickname: Torn Coune: T.P. Activiliel: Basketball, Lunchroom Patrol RONALD JENKINS 2449 W. Seybert St. Nickname: Jenks Courle: Commercial Academic Artivitiex: Spanish Club CLIFFORD CLYDE JOHNSON, JR. 921 Fairmount Ave. Nickname: Blue Courxe: T.P. DAVID JOHNSON 827 B. Warnock Place Nickname: Buck Coane: Academic SAMUEL HARRY HUMTER 1717 W. Fontain St. Nickname: Sam the Master Courie: T.P. Arzivitiei: Locker Patrol, Hall Monitor, Student Patrol CALVIN JACKSON 2425 W. Oxford St. Nickname: Pee Wee Couue: Commercial Artivitiey: Var. Basketball, Var. Baseball, Book Pres. 11A, 11B, 12A, Student Patrol ROBERT E. JACKSON, JR. 2546 N. Corlies St. Nickname: Geach Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Cross Country, 5 yrs., J.V. Baseball, Math Club, Student Patrol, Slide and Rule and Jazz Clubs, Visual Aide, Lunch Patrol LAMONT B. JACOBS 5923 Carpenter St. Nickname: Spgedie Courier Academic Activitiex: President 10th Grade Class, Var. Track, Var. Football, J.V. Cross Country, Stu- dent Patrol JAMES L. JOHNSON 1243 W. Tucker St. Nickname: James Courie: Academic Art Activities: Bulletin Board Comm., Student Council WILLIAM DOUGLAS JOHNSON 2653 N. 30th St. Nitkname: Spanky Courxe: T.P. Atlizritiex: Choir CLARENCE JONES 2111 Kafet St. Nickname: Jonesy Comm: T.P. CURTIS JONES, JR. 3219 W. Fontain St. Nickname: Butch Courxe: T.P. JAMES H. JONES 2217 W. Olive St. Nirkrmme: Chop-Chop Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Student Patrol, Associate Chief Justice WAYNE L. JONES 1505 N. 27th St. Nickname: Ensign Pulver Course: Academic Artivities: Library Aide, Drama Club, Kite and Key DAVID M. KEE 1900 FN. 25th St. Nirkmme: Specs Courye: Commercial Am'vitiex: Student Court, Lunchroom Patrol, Soccer Team, Hall Patrol, Choir JARED LAMONT KENT 2603 W. Oxford St. Nickname: Kent-Po Course: Academic Activitiex: Library Aide, Tennis and History Clubs, Book Pres. Yearbook Staff, Counsellor Aide, Locker Patrol 32 RONALD MAURICE KING 1527 Jerome St. Nickname: Lil King Coune: T.P. Activitiu: Gym Team, 3yrs., Student Patrol, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol JAMES LAMPLEY, JR. 808 N. 20th St. Nickname: Jimmy Coune: Ind. Arts Activities: Vice Pres. 11B and 12A Member of Prom Comm, Student Patrol ROBERT LEE LAWRENCE 1953 N. 18th St. Nickname: Deacon Courxe: I.A. DWIGHT LAWS 5544 Devon St. Nickname: Kee Course: T.P. Activities: Var. Track, Var. Cross Country, J.V. Baseball NEWTON LEWIS 1912 W. Carey St. Nitkname: Newt Course; Commercial A. Activitiexx Choir WILLIAM E. LAWSON, JR. 2360 N. Opal St. Nickname: Bill Course: T.P. Artivitiex: Vat. Cross Country, Patrol DAVID LEWIS, JR. 2617 N. 33rd St. Nickname: Dave Course: Com. A. Activitiey: Dance Comm, Patrol, Student Court, Student Assoc, Advisory Board, Executive Board, Book Pres., 12A. and 123. EUGENE LIVINGSTON 1513 W: Cabot St. Nickname: Pete Courye: Commercial Artivitiex: Patrol, Lunchroom Aide 34 CARL VESTER MARTIN 3611 Wallace Street Nickname: Slim Count: T.P. ActivitieI: Hi-Y Club JAMES WILLIAM MARTIN, JR. 1721 Wylie Street Nickname: Jimmy Course: LA. Activitiey: Kite and Key, Spanish Club ERNEST MCMANUS 2016 Wallace St. Nitbname: Mac Comm: Commercial B Artiuitiex: Student Patrol, Student Court, Capt. Lunch- room Patrol, J.V. Football, Chief Justice, Assembly Patrol, Locker Patrol, Monitor RONALD EUGENE MCPHAIL 1750 N. Stillman St. Nickname: Joe Tomato CourIe: General Attivitiex: Track Team LARRY LOGAN 1126 W. Dauphin St. Coune: Commercial C Aflit'itieJ': Var. Football, Var. Track HENRY LUCAS 2540 N. Bouvier St. Nickname: Stoney Camus: T.P. Activitiex: Cross Country, Hall Patrol LON I WOLFGANG LUPAK 2921 W. Harper St. Nickname: Wolf Count: Vocational Art Arlivitiei: Library and Office Aide JOEL MALLARD 950 N. lOth St. Nickname: Joey Coune: Academic Activitiex: Pres. and Vice Pres. Industrial Arts Club, Band, Cross Country, Chess Club, Elec- tronics Club Visual Aide, Debating Club LONNIE MILTON 2512 N. 17th St. Nickname: Terry Count; T.P. Artivitiej: Math Club ROBERT NED MITCHELL 2544 N. 17th St. Nickname: Butch Courxe: Trade Prep. Artivitiex: Student Patrol, Jazz Club, SlidqRule Club, Math Club, 9B Book Pres., 10A-1OB Vice Pres. WILLIAM T. MOTLEY, JR. 1016 Mt. Vernon St, Nickname: Buddy Course: T.P. ArlivitieJ: J.B. Baseball, J.V. Basketball, Var. Band RAY MURPHY 2835 N. Stillman St. Nickname: The Kid Cotmre: T.P. Activitiexr Visual Aide, Student Patrol HENRY L. MEADOWS 1251 N. 24th Street Courye: T.P. -Acti11itie:: Industrial Arts Club JAMES MEANS 1765 N. Newkitk St. Nirkname: Weasle Coune: Commercial A Artivitiex: Choir MORGAN MILLER 2311 Van Pelt St. Course: CA. Artivilies: Track Team, Jazz Club, Student Patrol WILLIS MILLS 1108 B. Ogden Place CourJe: T.P. 36 RONALD F. PEARSON 3229 W. Oxford St. Nickname: Trip Coume: Comm. A. Artiwjtiex: Baseball, Football, Track, Lunchroom Aide, Student Patrol, Jazz Club, Cultural Comm. Dramatics, Hi-Y Cartoonist Club, World Affairs, Class Pres. 10A- IOB-l l'A-l 1B French Club ROBERT L. PINKNEY, JR. 844 B. Alder Place Nickname: Pinkey Courxe: Comm. Acad. Activitiex: 12A Vice Pres., Patrol, Hall Patrol, Student Court, Jr. Business Club VERNARD PRYER 1518 N. Hollywood St. CourJe: T.P. Activitiex: Locker Patrol, Debate Club ISIAH RAMSEY 909 N. 6th St. Nickname: Ike Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Locker Patrol, Student Patrol, Hall Patrol, Upholstery Club Drama, Choir, Hi-Y Club, BRUCE MURRAY 729 N. 16th St. Nickname: Bruce Courxe: LA. Activitiex: Office Aide, Gym Aide, Soccer Team, Pro- jection Crew, Cartoonist Club, Magic Club, Author and Poets Club, Electronics Club, Industrial Club ISMAEL OLIVO 1637 N. 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Activitiex: Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol, Library Aide, Student Court JERRY THOMAS TILLERY 2410 N. 13th St. Nickname: Tee Course: D.E. Activitiejr J.V. Baseball, Var. Baseball, Var. Table Tennis JAMES THORNTON 2506 W. Diamond St. Nirkname: Skip Courxe: T.P. JOHN TUCKER 866 N. 12th St. Nickname: Skeeter Comm: T.P. Activitiex: J.V. Basketball, Book President KENNETH ROGER VAUGHAN 1720 67th Ave. Nickname: Handsome Vaughan CourJe: Commercial C Activitiex: J.V. Football, Var. Football, Pres. 12A Class, Execu. Council1128 Vice Pres. Lunch- room Aide. JOHN WALTER WADDY II 2431 N. Corlies St. Nickname: Waddy Course: Commercial B Aclivities: Student Court, Nurses' Aide, Counselors Aide, Bk. Pres., Bk. Vice Pres., Gym Patrol, Student Patrol, Hall Patrol, World Affairs Council, Kite and Key, Cultural Club SIDNEY WALL 701 Oxford St. Nickname: Apache Caurxe: T.P. ROBERT WHITE 1731 N. 11th St. Nirkmzme: White, Bob Course: General Activiliex: Almanac, Locker, Stud. Patrol, Library Aide, Chess and Checkers Club, Junto, Cultural Comm., Dra- matics, Spanish, and Math Clubs. BERNARD WILLIAMS 22 S. 44th St. Nickname: Butch Course: T.P. ERNEST WILLIAMS 1307 Letterly St. Nickname: Ernie Comm- T.P. MORRIS WILLIAMS 1721N.8th St. Nickname: Reds Courxe: Comm. B. Attiwiliex: Dramatic Club. JAMES WALLACE 704 C Sartain Pl. Nickname: Wally-Wally COMM: Comm. B. Arliz'itiar: Basketball, Student Patrol JOHN WASHINGTON 2826 W. Fletcher St. Nickname: Wash. Caune: T.P. Atliz'itiex: Stud. Court, Stud. Patrol, Assembly Patrol, Soccer. ERIC WEATHERS 1439 Cayuga Ave. Nickname: Jazz Courxe: Acad. Activitiexl: X-Country, Choir, Jazz Club. EDWARD WEEKS 1826 N. Taylor St. Nirbmme: Pop Courxe: T.P. Artiwitiej: Student Patrol, Library Aide. RICHARD WILLIAMS 658 N. Hutchinson St. Nickname: Rich COMM: Acad. Activitiej: Cartoonist, and Anatomy and Physiology WILLIE WILLIAMS 1837 Ginnodo St. Nickname: Coffee Coune: General Artivitiex: Stud. Patrol, Lunchroom and Assembly Patrols, Choir, Stage Crew, J.V. Basketball, Bk. Pres., Hall Monitor. WIINFRED WILLIAMS 2515 N. Napa St. Nickname: Wimp Course: T.P. WOODROW WILLIAMS 3431 N. 19th St. Nickname: Woody Courxe: T.P. RONALD YOUNG 2117 E. William St. Nickname: Crow Com-xe: General PHOTO NOT AVAILABLE 2 LEON AXELROD CLIFFORD FLOOD JOHNNIE SHEPHERD 950 N. Marshall St. 2104 N. Park Ave. 24.18 N. 13th St. Coune: Acad. Course: Acad. Nickname: Shep Activitiex: Debating and Electronics Comm: T.P. Clubs STEPHEN GRAEBER Actizlitiex: Locker and Student Patrols, 1735 Wallace St. Cadet and J.V. Basketball, J.V. Foot- JAMES DUNSTON Nickname: Holy Joe ball. 1703 W. Master St. Caurxe: T.P. Nickname: Butch ' EUGENE WATLINGTON Comm: T.P. 2443 N. 11th St. Nirkmwze: Brother Courxe: Commercial Atlivitiex: Lunchroom and Hall Patrols, Bk. Pres. 4l MR. CANNATERO Industrial Arts MR. EDWARDS MR. GORDON Industrial Arts X English w W MR. LAZAR MR. MCKENZIE Social Studies English MR. NIGRELLI MR. RUZANSKY Mathematics Industrial Arts v kw, MR. SPEVACK Languages MR. ZIPIN Science MR. VANNONI English 42 L. to R.: John F. Williams, Pres.-Primus Robinson, V. Pres.-Emest Batchelor, Sec'y-Treas. DOMINICK AKINS 2134 N. Camac St. Nickname: Dominick Com'Ie: Com. C2 LORENZO ANCRUM 2307 N. Gratz St. Nickname: Loweezy Courye: D.E. Arliz'ilieI: Var. Track, Bk. Pres., 10070 Attendance -two years. WILLIS ANDERSON 902 B2 Myrtle Place Nickname: Judie Courje: T.P. Aairitien Student Patrol BARRY BACON 2528 N. Douglas St. Nickname: Slim Course: General Artivities: Cultural Comm, Jazz Club. STEVEN B. BAILEY 2027 N. 3lst St. Nickname: Beetle Bailey Coune: T.P. Artivitiej: Auditorium Patrol, Student Patrol. LEON BAKER 1925 W. Willard St. N ickmxme: Sorry Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Bk. V.P., Lunchroom Patrol HORACE BARNES 808 G. Warnock Pl. . Caune: Comm. C. Activiliex: Locker Patrol HUBERT BARNES 1247 s. 23rd St. Nickname: Ajax Coune: T.P. 43 WILLIAM BASS 2206 Edgeley St. Nickname: Little Smooth Course: T.P. Artivitiex: Gym Team, Track, Student Patrol, Exec. Council, Bk. Pres., Lunchroom Aide ERNEST BATCHELOR Nickname: Bobby Courxe: Acad. Activitiex: Pres. World Affairs Council, Chairman -Library Aides, Sec. Cultural Comm, Modern Math Club, Spanish and Science Clubs. PRESTON BAUM 3323 N. Bouvier St. Nickname: Top Cat Courie: T.P. Artivitiexx Football, Student Patrol, Bk. Pres. CLAYTON BEALE 6941 Ogontz Ave. Nickname: Bobby Beale Courxe: T.P. AttizlitieJ: Student Patrol JOSEPH BEARD 2661 N. 17th St. Nickname: Jose Caurxe: T.P. Activitiex: Patrol, Track EUGENE BECKHAM 1109 A. Ogden PI. Nickname: Pee Wee Counts: General AtliuitieJ: Band ROY BELCHER 2362 N. 18th St. Nickname: Shorty Courxe: T.P. THOMAS BELL JR. 1713 Champlost Ave. Nickname: Gussie Comm: T.P. Activitiex: Var. and J.V. Football, Gym Patrol, Visual Aide. I LUCKY BEMBOW 1347 W. Boston St. Nickname: Bem Courie: T.P. JESSIE BENNETT 3335 W. Harold St. Nickname: Chink Courxe: Comm. C. Activitiex: Jr. Business Club, Office Aide, Jr. A.M.S., Student Patrol. JOHN BEST BEY 6308 Homer St. Nickname: Fish Courier T.P. Activitiex: Lunchroom Patrol CARNELL BISHOP 2542 W. Nicholas St. Nickname: Tiny Couture,- Comm. C. Activities: Lunch Room Patrol, Gym Patrol CARLTON A. BLACKMAN 1013 Ogden Place Apt. C Nickname: Carl Courxe: Comm. C. Artivitiex: Varsity Baseball, Lunch Room Patrol, Office Aide, President of 10th Grade Bk. HARRY LEE BLANKS 1921 N. Patton St. Nickname: Top Cat Caurxe: T.P. JOHNNIE BLOUNT 1726 N. Warnock St. Nitkname: Nonnie Courxe: T.P. Activitiel: Table Tennis Team JAMES ALVIN BOBO 2503 N. 20th St. Nickname: Jimmie Colme: Comm. C. Artiw'tiex: Locker Patrol, Vice President of 11th Grade Bk. 45 FRANK BOUGES 803 Jessup Place Courxe: T.P. Activitiu: Table Tennis Team, J.V. Baseball EUGENE BOYD 510 N. 34th St. Nickname: Chico Course: T.P. Atliuitiex: Dramatics Club JOSEPH BOYD 2810 W. Master St. Courxe: T.P. RUFUS BRIGGS 1548 N. Garnet St. Nickname: Bowie Courie: T.P. ROOSEVELT BROADNEX 1923 Tasker St. Nickname: Rose Courle: Comm. C. WALTER BROOKS 2461 N. Bouvier St. Nickname: Somkey Coune: T.P. Coane: T.P. Attivitiex: Gym Team WESLEY BROOKS 1116 W. Stiles St. Nickname: Wes Courxe: D.E. ALBERT BROWN 1755 N. Marshall St. Nitkhame: Butch Courxe: T.P. ' Activities: J.V. Basketball, V. Basketbal CHARLES BROWN 2430 W. Seybert St. Nickname: Woodie Comm: T.P. Activitiex: Bk. Pres. and V. Pres., Library Aide JEROME BROWN 810 Warnock PI. Nitkmzme: J Courxe: Acad. Artivitiex; Baseball. KARLOS BROWN 1815 W. Montgomery Ave. Nickname: Lone Wolf Courxe: D.E. Activitiex: Student Patrol, Stage Crew, Upholstery Club. RUDOLPH BROWN 2244 Edgeley St. Nickname: Rudy Course: T.P. Activitiex: Bk. Pres., Lunchroom Patrol, Stud. Assn. JOHNES BRUNSON 1115 N. Sloan St. Nickname: J.B. Coune: D.E. LAMAR BRYANT .1426 N. Corlies St. Nitkname: Marty Coune: Comm. C. Activitiex: Library Aide, Electronics Club. JOHN BULLOCK 1338 Parrish St. Nickname: Johnny Course: Com. C. ERVIN BUSBEE 755 S. 17th St. Nickname: Buzz Course: T.P. JEROME CAIN 1101 C-Parrish Place Nickname: Cain Courxe: T.P. Attivitiex: President of 11th Grade Book THEODORE CARSON 2492 Glenwood Ave. Nickname: Lopez Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Student Patrol, Lunch Room Patrol PAUL CARTER 1113 S. Wilton St. Nirkmzme: Pete Caurxe: Academic Activitiexz Pres. of 10th Grade Bk., Band, J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football, Slide Rule Club, World Affairs Clubs JOSEPH CATO 2535 N. 33rd St. Nickname: Speedy Coune: T.P. BOBBY CHAULK 918 N. 19th St. Nickname: Bob Caune: T.P. ActivitieJ: Student Court, Student Patrol DAVID CLARKE 2241 N. 30th St. Nickname: Dave Coune: Academic FRANK CLARK 2642 N. Bouvier St. Nickname: Nose Coune: T.P. Artiviliex: Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol DREW CLARKE 2537 W. Turner St. Nickname: Stomp Course: Academic Activitiex: Lunchrom Aide, Office Aide BENNY COFFER 2307 N. 22nd St. Nickname: Bennie the Bum Caune: T.P. CLARENCE COHEN 1245 N. 10th St. Nickname: Butch Coune: D.E. Arliviiiey: Student Patrol ELMY COLON 2037 N. 5th St. Nickname: Willie Coune: T.P. ERNEST CONNOR 830 A. Hutchinson Pl. Nickname: Little Cheesie Caurxe: T.P. Activitiex: Counselor Aide, Lunch Room Aide CONWAY CHARLES 1623 W. Ontario. St. Nitkrmme: Beaver Coune: T.P. Activiliex: X-Country, Student Patrol, Lunch Room Patrol, Band, Track J.V. RALPH CONYERS 1841 N. 17th St. Nickname: Rocko Courxe: T.P. FRANKLIN COOK 2002 N. 16th St. Nirkname: Frankie Caune: Comm. Art Atlivities: Student Patrol, Stage Crew, Lunch Room Aide, Locker Patrol, Office Aide, Chess Club, Film Crew CHARLES CORBIN 2109 N. 18th St. Nickname: Singer Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Student Patrol, Assemble Aide, Lunch Room Aide, Student Court, Hall Patrol 49 JAMES T. COUNCIL JR. 665 N. Park Ave. Nirkmzme: Tom Course: T.P. Artiviliex: Book President, Patrol, J.V. Baseball, Var. Baseball, Lunchroom Aide, Jazz Club LOUIS CRUMP 2255 N. let St. Nickname: Lou Coune: T.P. PETE CUMMINGS 2619 N. 29th St. Nickname: Newton Comm: T.P. Auivitiex: Lunch Room Patrol FRANKLIN DANIEL 2107 W. Diamond St. C aunt: T.P. JEROME DARGAN 2425 N. Carlisle St. Nickname: Jar Course: T.P. Activitiw: .Lunch Room Aide, Library Aide, Student Patrol, S.A. Member, Office Aide, 11th Grade V. Pres, Pres. 10th Grade BUCK DAVIS 1705 N. 4th St. Nickname: Duke Coane: T.P. Activities: Patrol, Assembly Patrol, Lunch Room Aide, Locker Room Aide CONRAD M. DAVIS 1614 W. Fontain St. Nitkname: Bullwinkle Comm: T.P. Activitiw: Choir JEROME DAVIS 1911 W. 30th St. Nitknnme: Smiley RONALD G. DAVIS 1426 Cambridge St. Nickname: Dave Comm: General Activitiej: Band, Bk. Treas., Lunchroom Patrol JOHNNIE DAWSON 806 Thompson St. Nickname: Fox Coune: TP. Artivitiex: Student Patrol, J.V. Football, J.V. Baseball, Lunchroom Patrol LEROY DAWSON 2742 N. 29th St. Nirkname: Monster Caurxe: T.P. Artivities: Lunchroom Patrol WILLIAM DIXON 1512 W. Thompson St. Nickname: Yaya Coune: T.P. Atlivitiex: Soccer, Baseball, Football MELVIN DOUGLASS 2552 N. 29th St. Nickname: Doug Coune: Academic Actiuiliey: J.V. Basketball, Track, Var. Basketball, 10th Grade Vice Pres., Band, 11, Student Patrol STANLEY DUFFY 1739 N. Marshall St. Coune: Comm. C. LESTER DULIN 661 N. Park Ave. Nickname: Frank Courxe: T.P. Attiw'tiex: X-Country, Track, Student Patrol, Vice Pres. 12th Grade PATRICK DUNCAN 2310 N. 30th St. Nickname: Dunk Counter Comm. C. Activities: Student Patrol 5l EDWARD DUNN 4030 Sansoms St. Nickname: Pork Course: T.P. Aciivitiex: Visual Aide, Wood Shop Club, Metal Shop Club, Electronics Club NORMAN ELLIOTT 3121 W. Clifford St. Nitkmzme: Big Al Course: T.P. KEITH ENGLISH 4113 Pennsgrove St. Nitkmzme: Thud Courier T.P. Activitiex: J.V. Basketball, J.V. Track, Lunchroom Patrol JAMES EVANS 2917 W. Columbia Camus: T.P. WILLIAM EVANS 1859 N. 11th St. Nickname: Butter Courxe: T.P. GEORGE FISHER JR. 2400 W. Lehigh Ave. Nickname: LC. Courxe: Comm. Activilies: Student Patrol, Bookkeeping Club, Art Club, Debating Club, Dramatic; Club, Chorus, Stage Crew, World Affairs Council, Junto Staff, Roster Room Aide, Cultural Committee, Spanish Club JONAS FLOYD 1629 W. Edgeley St. Nickname: June Caune: Comm. C. Activiliex: Junior Business Club, Junior AMS., Student Patrol RODNEY FLOYD 3009 N. Taney St. Coune: Academic VERNON FORD JR. 2404 Edgely St. Nickname: Chico Course: Academic Atlivitiey: Cultural Committee, Lunchroom Patrol DONELL FRANKLIN 1309 Brown St. Nirkmzme: Duckey Courxe: T.P. Artiw'liex: Choir GEORGE E. FRANKLIN 1520 N. Bailey Nickname: Butch Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Lunchroom Patrol RICHARD FRAZIER 2133 N. 30th St. N ickname: Tallman Course: Gen. Activitiex: Track, Lunch Room Patrol, Physics Club EDWARD FULTON JR. 2343 W. 27th St. Nickname: Shultz, Dear, Big Ed Courier Academic Atliuities: Choir, Student Patrol, Chess Club, J.V. Football, Var. chcer, 12th Grade Pres., Projector Club LEO GADSON 1108 S. 46th St. Nickname: Lee Couture: Acad. Activitiex: Bk. Pres., Pres. Hi-Y Club, X-Country, Band, Jazz Club, Student and Lunchroom Patrols. GEORGE GILCHRIST 2318 N. Woodstock St. Nickname: Bro Comm- T.P. Activitiex: Football, Student and Locker Patrols, Choir. HAROLD GINDROW 2709 W. Dauphin St. Nickname: Frog Courxe: T.P. ActivitieJ: Student and Locker Patrols, V.P. 12th Grade Book, Stage Crew, Choir JACKIE GLOVER 726 ButtonwooJSt. Nickname: Moose Coune: Academic ArliwitieJ: Book Vice Pres. FELIX GORDON 703 B Sartain Pl. Nickname: Phil Courye: Comm. A. MARION GORDON 2410 N. 50th St. Nickname: Kookle Comm: T.P. RUSSELL GORDY 1011 A. Brown Pl. Nickname: Stretch Cotme: Academic Activitiex: Var. Baseball, Slide Rule Club, World Affairs Council, Hi-Y-Club THOMAS GOVENS 1420 Bainbridge Nickname: Gruesome Couture: T.P. FRANK GRAY 6615 Gratz St. Nirkrmme: Wolf Courxe: T.P. Acriwiliex: Lunchroom Patrol, Cartoon Club, Band, Book Pres. AARON GREEN 1810 W. Diamond St. Nitkrmme: Twin Cotm'e: Academic Ailivitiex: J.V. Baseball, Chess Club, Projectionist Club ADAM GREEN 715 Buttonwood St. Nickname: Ace Comm: D.E. Aciiritiex: Book Pres., Locker Patrol, Choir JOSEPH GREEN 665 N. Park Ave. Nickname: Lefty Cam-J'e: T.P. RALPH GREEN 6725 N. Smedley St. Nickname: Greenie Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Track, Chorus, Table Tennis ENDIST GREGORY 2729 N. Gratz St. Nickname: Greg Course: Academic Activitiex: World Affairs Council, Chess Club, Science Club, Debating Society, Cultural'Committee, Jazz Club, Chemistry Club, Modem Math Club, Reading Club, Slide Rule Club, Book Pres. RALPH GRIFFIN 677 N. 12th St. Nickname: June Coune: Electronics ROBERT GRIGGS 210 Fairmont Ave. Nirkmmze: Grit Comm: T.P. MALCOLM HANDS 2427 Ingersoll Nickname: Mal Course: Electronics WARDELL HANKINS 5036 W. Fontain St. Nickname: Dell Comm: T.P. Activities: X Country ALVW HARKNESS 2321 N. 22nd St. Nickname: Skip Courxe: T.P. Activities: J.V. Football MELVIN HARPER 2307 N. let St. Nickname: Billy Courje: T.P. Arlit'iliar: Track MICHAEL HARPER 1441 Guilford PI. Nickname: The Nose Comm: Industrial Arts Artiwiliex: Stage Crew, Magic Club GEORGE HAWKINS 3831 Melon St. Nickname: Hawk Courie: D.E. Activities? Book Vice Pres. ALONZO HAYES 2867 N. Bainbrey Nickname: Buddy Course: Academic Arliviliej: J.V. Football, Student Patrol, Chess Club, Band, Baseball Team. World Affairs Council, Hi-Y-Club NORMAN HERBERT 2236 N. 18th St. Nirkmzme: Chico Comm: T.P. FRED HILL 948 N. 10th St. Nitkmzme: Ricky Caune: D.E. Arlivitiex: Var. Baseball BRADFORD HINSON 754 N. 20th St. Nirkname: The Lover Coune T.P. Artivitiex: Var. Football, Track, Band, J.V. Football ERVIN HODGE 3206 Winter St. Nickname: Old Head Course: General Activities: Locker Patrol ALBERT HOLMES JR. 1516 W. Glenwood Ave. Nickname: Al Course: Indust. Arts Activitiex: Bowling Club, Office Aide, Locker Aide, Mgr. JV. Football, Basketball, Track, V. Basketball. ARTHUR HOOD 3414 N. 23rd St. Nickname: Ronnie Courje: Comm. C. Artivfliex: J.V. Baseball, V. Baseball and 6,... nastics KENNETH HOPKINS 2536 N. 30th St. Nickname: Kenny Course: Trade Prep Arliwiliekr: Cross Country, Debating Team, Book Presidcn FRANCIS HORSEY 842-A-Alder Pl. Nickname.- Horse Courie: Trade Prep. Artiriliex: Varsity Basketball ROBERT HUBBARD 2300 W. Diamdnd St. Nickname: Hub Coune: Academic Activities: Choir, Spanish Club, Cultural Committee, World Affairs and Chess, Anatomy and Physiology Clubs and the Executive Council JOHNNY HUNT 1903 Monument Nitlmame: John-L Course: Comm. A. Arlivitiex: Book Vice-President, Student Patrol, V. Band, Student Court and Cross Country SYLVESTER HURD 2221 N. 16th St. Nickname: Sabar Comm: Trade Prep Arliriliex: Band and Soccer Team RONALD LEE HYNSON 1745 W. Venango Nickname: Worm the Lover Courxe: Trade Prep 57 BENNIE JACKSON JR. 2831 N. Bailey St. Nickname: Cool Breeze Com-Je: Trade Prep KENNETH JACKSON 2330 N. Gratz St. Nirbmme: Snake Caume: Industrial Arts Acliz'itieyx J.V. Basketball, V. Basketball and Foot- ball, Science Club. Track Team, Locker Patrol ROBERT JACKSON 2310 N. 27th St. Nickname: Brad Course: Trade Prep Atlizrity: Class Secretary TYRONE JACKSON 2331 Tioga St. Comm: Trade Prep Activitiey: Class President, Vice Presw Gym Team DOUGLAS JAMES 825 C Alder Place Nickname: Professor Courxe: Comm. A. Aclizlitiex: Varsity and J.V. Football JOHN JAMES 2437 W. Turner St. Nickname: Stash Coune: Trade Prep Activitiex: Locker and Student Patrol, Class V.-President, Gym and Track Teams. THOMAS JAMES 1122 Stiles St. Nickname: Tom Courxe: Commercial CHARLES JOHNSON 2251 Edgely St. Camwe: Trade Prep. DANNY JOHNSON 1529 N. 20th St. Nickname: Flintstone Comzre: Trade Prep FRANK BARON JONES 624 Franklin Place Nirkizame: Termite Comm: Academic Activiziwx V. Track and Cross Country, Class V.-President, Pres. of Chess Club, Member of Electronics, Poetry and Authors, Slide Rule, Anatomy and Physiology and Spanish Clubs, World Affairs Council, and Debating Team. JOHN JONES 1215 N. 15th St. Nickname: Johnny Coune: Academic Aclizlitiej: Varsity Track and Cross Country Teams. JOHN R. JONES 1218 N Taylor St. Nitkname: Frenchie Coune: General Atliviliej : Lunchroom Aide, Locker Patrol. RICHARD JONES 1730 Titan St. Nirkrmme: El Rifle Comm: T.P. Arliririu: Student Patrol, Locker Patrol MICHAEL JUNIO 302 E. Girard Ave. Nirkmzme: Big Mike Com-Ie: T.P. Actiritiex: Student Patrol, Assembly Pzitrol, Junto Staff. GEORGE JUNIOUS 453 N. Seventh St. N ickmtme: -Heart Rock Count: Cdmm. C. ArlivilieL' 10th Grade Pres, Locker Patrol, Student Patrol ALLEN KELLEY 1325 N. NewKirk St. Nickname: Hershey Courxe: T.P. Actiwiliw: Book Vice Pres., Book Pres., Track. Lunchroom Patrol, Librafy Aide JOHN KINCAID JR. 2905 N. Marston St. Nickname: Walt Courxe: Academic ActiviticI: Cultural Committee, Band, Yearbook Staff, Student Patrol JEROME LANZEY JR. 2208 N. Bouvier Nickname: Romey Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Student Patrol WILLIAM LARK 535 B Marshall Court Nirkmzme: Bird Cour'se: T.P. Activitiex: Soccer Team, World Affairs Council ALTON LAUGHINGHOUSE 2400 N. 19th St. Nickname: Laugh Courxe: T.P. Arlivities: Football, Basketball, Ba'seball, Student Council, Science and Math Club JOHNNY LAVENHOUSE 1703 N. 21$t St. Nickname: Shack Courxe: Industrial Art Activitiex: Electronics Club, Cartoon Club, Basketball Team JEROME LINDER 1925 N. 19th St. Comm: General Activities: Locker Patrol HENRY LINDSAY 3429 N. 22nd St. Nickname: Hanky Coane: Academic ArtivitieJ: Gymnastic Team, Band, Spanish Club, Student Patrol BOBBY LITTLE 2712 W. George St. Coune: General HILLARY LOFTON 1726 W. Master St. Nickname: Little Pot Courxe: T.P. Attivities: Book Pres., Chess Club, Art Club, Student Patrol, X-Country, Gym Aide WILLIAM LOFTON 3307 N. let St. Nickname: Billy Courje: T.P. Activiliw: Student Patrol, J.V. Football, Gym Aide JOHN LUCKY 1240 Brown St. Course: T.P. Activitiex: Gym Team, Band LEON LUNDY 1424 S. Chadwich St. Nickname: Took Courxe: T.P. Atliw'tiex: Football ISAAC MACK 2314 N. 12th St. Nickname: Jerry Atlivitiex: Track, Student Patrol, Football ARNOLD MASSEY 1821 Addison St. Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: 12th Grade Bk. Vice Pres. CARL MAYES 2038 Armin St. Nickname: Piggy Course: T.P. Activities: Basketball, Book Vice Pres., Var. Football LEONARD MAYO 1447 N. 7th St. Colme: T.P. Activitiex: Var. Football, Var. Basketball, Student Patrol, Student Association, Lunchroom Patrol bl PERRY MCCANTS 2215 Thompson Nickname: Ree Coune: T.P. Activities: Cartoonist Club, Student Patrol, Basketball Team, Book Vice Pres. SAMUEL MCCLINTON 1851 N. Judson St. Nickname: Preach Courxe: D.E. Attivitiex: X-Country, Lunch Room Aide CALVIN MCCONICO 1867 N. Marston St. Nickname: Baby Courier T.P. ABRAHAM MCCOWN JR. 677 N. 11th St. Nickname: Brown Giant Courxe: T.P. ArlivitieJ: J.V. and V. Basketball, Baseball, Track, X-country BARRY L. MCINTOSH 1710 Bowers St. Nickname: Butch Courxe: T.P. Activitiey: Assembly Patrol HOWARD MCKNIGHT 1245 N. 10th St. Nickname: Mack Courxe: D.E. LEROY MCKNIGHT 2548 N. Napa St. Nickname: Midnight Courye: T.P. Atlivitiex: Pres. of 10111 Grade Class, Soccer Team, Member of Student Association DANIEL MCKOY 1820 N. Gratz St. Nickname: Danny Coune: Acad. Activitiex: Gym Team, Chess Club, Spanish Club, Dramatics Club, Cultural Committee, Lunch Room Patrol JOHN MCLAUGHLIN 1913 N. Ringgold St. Nickname: June CourJe: T.P. Actizliliej: Student Patrol JOHN McMILLIAN 1019 A Ogden Pl. Nickname: Johnny Coune: T.P. Activitiex: J.V. and V. Basketball, J.V. Baseball and Football CLARENCE MILLER 1435 S. Napa St. Nirkname: Pete Courxe: T.P. Activitiey: Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol, Choir, X-coun- try, Hi-Y Club, Cartoonist Club, Pres. of 11th Grade Class, V. Pres. of 10th Grade Class GEORGE MIMS 2624 W. Oakdale St. Nitkname: Tinnie Course: T.P. CALVIN MONTGOMERY 702 C-Jessup Pl. Nickname: Bigbeat CourJe: Comm. B. Activitiex: J.V. Football, Basketball, Track, Var. Football, Basketball, Locker Patrol, Bk. Pres., 10th, 11th, 12 Grades. JAMES MOODY 2414 W. Master St. Nickname: Ben Courxe: Comm. C. THEODORE A. MOODY 1211 Wood St. Nickname: Ted 1Moots1 Courie: General Artizlitiex: Track, V.P. 11th Gr. Bk, Hi-Y Club, Jazz Club. ALLEN MORGAN 2141 Corlies St. Nickname: Alleyoop Courxe: T.P. Artipiliex: Student Patrol. 63 BERNARD MORRIS 823 C. Jessup Place Nickname: Crip County: T.P. Activitiex: Lunch Patrol HARRY MORRIS 2359 N. Beechwood St. Nickname: Brains Comm: Comm. C. Activitiex: Patrol, Track, Vice Pres. of Book DAVID MORRISON 1236 N. 15th St. Nickname: Butch Courxe: T.P. Activitiext Art Club GIDEON MORROW JR. 2403 N. Bouvier St. Nitkmzme: Billy Comic: T.P. Activitiex: Film Crew, Projection Crew, Lunch- room Patrol, Student Patrol ANDRE MOSELY 2308 W. Diamond St. Nickname: Bill Coune: T.P. Arliw'liex: Student Patrol, Choir, X-Country, Track, Book Vice Pres. ROBERT MOULTRIE 2406 W. Master St. Nickname: Lil Malt Coune: Academic Activitiex: Book Pres, Book Vice Pres., Hi-Y-Club, Chess Club GREGORY MURRAY 1624 Brown St. Nirkname: Greg Comm: T.P. Artiviliey: Choir, Lunchroom Patrol JOHN MURRAY 900 B. Ogden PI. Nirkname: Magoo Courie: T.P. Activitiex: Cultural Committee, Prom Committee MICHAEL MYLES 3550 N. Smedley St. Nitkname: Look Out Courje: Ind. Arts Atlit'itiEJ': Choir, X-Country, Stud. Pat, V.P. of Bk., Track. FLETCHER NELSON 1212 W. Oakdale St. Nickname: Cool Breeze Com'xe: Comm. C. Attipitiesr X-Country, Lunchroom Aide, Hall and Gym Patrol. WILLIE NEWTON 3347 N. 19th St. Nickname: Count Course: Comm. A. Activitiex: Bk. V.P., Stud. Pam, Debating Club, Almanac Staff, Hi-Y Club, Mod. Math Club, Spanish Club, Soccer, Cadet Basketball, J.C.M.A., J.A.M.A. ERNEST NICHOLS 1409 Holleywood St. Nirkrmme: Leroy Comm: T.P. Activitiex: Stud. Patn, Hall Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol. JOHN OLDS 1444 N. Franklin St. Nickname: June Courje: T.P. MILTON OUSLEY 1433 N. 29th St. Nirkrmme: Shane Caurle: T.P. TAMLIN OUTTERBRIDGE 1710 N. 28th St. Nirkmzme: Tam Comm: T.P. EARL PADDY 1735 W. Oxford St. Nickname: Patio CaurJe: T.P. Artiw'liex: X-Country GUS PARAMORE 627 N. Franklin Pl. Nickname: Roach Caurxe: T.P. Attivitiex: Library Aide CHARLES PARKER 1220 N. Broad St. Nickname: Jinks Courxe: Academic FREDERICK PATTON 3626 N. Percy St. Nickname: Fred Caurxe: Academic . Activitiex: Spanish Club, Cultural Committee, Lunchroom Patrol, World Affairs Council, Science Club, Chess Club, Cartoonists Club, Poets and Authors Club RONNIE PATTON 2819 N. 13th St. Nickname: Big Courxe: Comm. Activitiex: Lunchroom Patrol, Vice Pres. of Book, Executive Committee, Hall Patrol EDDIE PEARSON 2858 N. Matsten St. Nickname: Bomp 'Coune: T.P. Artivitiew; Table Tennis, X-Country LOUIS PEEBLES 1731 Montgomery Ave. Nickname: Peebles Couryes T.P. Arzivitiex: Track, X-Country, Book Vice Pres. Student Patrol 1 WILBERT PERRY 849 N. 13th St. Nickname: June Count: Academic Activitiex: Secretary and Vice President of Student Associa- tion, Band, Debating Team, World Affairs Club, Cultural Committee, Chemistry and Electronics Club, Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol NORMAN PHILLIPS 2206 W. Wenango St. Coune: Comm. A. Attiviliex: Cultural Committee BERNARD PIERCE 1411 W. Jefferson St. Nickname: Joe Cam'xe: Comm. C. JAMES A. POLITE 2550 N, Sydenham St. Nickname: Jimmy Courle: T.P. Arliwiliex: Projectionist Club, Band PAUL POMPEY 416 Cambridge Mall Nickname: Buzz Courxe: T.P. WILLIAM PRINCE 1202 Mt. Vernon St. Nickname: Conney Caurje: T.P. EUGENE REID 1009 S. 25th St. Nickname: Danny Caurxe: T.P. Arliuiliex: Student Patrol, J.V. Football SHELDON J. REID 1319 N. Newkirk St. Nickname: Smokey Coune: General Arlivitiexx Cadet Basketball, J.V. Baseball, Hi-Y Club GERALD RICHARDSON 2112 W. Harlan St. Nickname: Jerry Couture: T.P1 FLOYD REDDICK 345 W. Master St. Nickname: Lorenzo Comm: T.P. 67 ROBERT ROANE 1814 Wylie St. Nickname: Bobby Coune: Comm. C. JACKIE ROBINSON 3115 W. Gordon St. Nirkmz'me: Jocko Compre: T.P. Activities: Pres. 0f Bk. JAMES ROBINSON 2558 N. Colorado St. Nirkmzme: June Couue: T.P. Activitiex: Track, X Country, Couns. Aide, Student Patrol, Student Assn. JEROME VON ROBINSON JR. 806 N. 20th St. Nickname: Butch Course: Academic Activitiex: Student Patrol, X-Country, Lunchroom Patrol PRIMUS ROBINSON 523 W. Montgomery Ave. Nickname: Junebug Course: Academic Activitiex: Debating Team, X-Country, Chess Club, Jazz Club, Cultural Comm, Math Club, Student Patrol, Pres. of Bk., Honor Roll, Lunchroom Patrol, Slide Rule Club EDDIE LEE RODGERS 1416 N. 11th St. Nickname: Rodger Couture: T.P. Activitiex: Student Assn., Student Patrol. CARL ROMERO 840-B-Sartain Pl. Nickname: Romeo Courxe: Comm. C. Attiw'tiex Jazz Club, Chess Club, World Affairs Council, Stud. Pam, V.P. 10th Gr. Bk. ALLEN A. RUSH 1453 N. 6th St. Nickname: Sweetpee Comm: Comm. C. Atliviliey: Hi-Y Club. JERALD SEGARS 716 N. Shirley St. Nickname: Sleepy Courxe: TAP. Activitiex: Library Aide SAMUEL SEGARS 1706 W. Lehigh Ave. Nickname: Sam Courje: T.P. Activitiex: Book Vice Pres., Choir JOHN s 2326 Popla Nirkmzme: Courxe: T. JOSEPH SEWARD JR. 838 Hutchinson Pl. Nickname: King Seaweed Caune: T.P. Activiliex: Hall Patrol, Guitar Club, Student Patrol STANLEY SHACKELFORD 2545 N. 30th St. Nickname: Shack Course: T.P. Activitiex: Baseball, Football RONALD SHAW 3540 W. 23rd St. Nickname: Shaw Courxe: Comm. A. Activitiex: Book Pres., Track HERMAN SHULER 473 N. Franklin St. Nickname: Herm Courxe: Comm. C. Activitiex: Locker Patrol 69 MORRIS SIMPKINS 3324 W. Harold Sr. Counre: General THOMAS SLADE 2318 N. Sydenham St. Nirbmme: Tommy Coum: T.P. Arlizvitim: Var. Baseball, J.V. Football BEDFORD SMITH 2644 N. 26th St. Nickname; Butch Courxe: Comm. C. Ariiz'iliex: Chess Club, Typing Club. Industrial Arts Club GEORGE SMALL 3141 N. Camac St. Nirkrmme: Kent Course: Comm. C. CLEVELAND SMITH 1917 N. Sharswood St. Nirkmmze: Old Man Coune: D.E. Artiritiej: X Country, Track, Soccer, Chess Club, Science Club, J.V. Basketball, Math Club, Gym Team DANIEL SMITH 1209 N. Taylor St. Nickname.- Dirty Dan Comm: T.P. RICHARD SMITH 2716 W. Arizona St. Nirklmme: Richie Cam'xe: Comm. C. Arliz'iliekr: Student Patrol ROBERT SMITH 2623 W. Oakdale St. Nickname: Rob Com-Ie: T.P. Artil'iiiar: Student Patrol, Locker Aide LEON SNEAD JR. 631 Beulah Pl. Nickname: Snead Course: Academic Activitiex: J.V. and Var. Football, Chess Club ROBERT LEE SOLOMON 2441 N. Cleveland St. Nickname: Pipe Coune: T.P. Activities: Manager Var. Football, Manager Var. Basketball, Track, Book Pres., Gym Aide, Junto Staff TOMMIE SPENCE 3037 W. Norris St. Courye: Academic Artivitiej: Art Club, Electronics Club TYRONE SPILLER 311 Fairmount Ave. Nickname: Titanic Courje: Industrial Arts Activities: Culture Committee, Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol, Electronic Club AUSTIN STEPHENS 24 N. Hirst St. Coune: T.P. Activitiex: Baseball MORRIS SUMMERS 655 N. 12th St. Nickname: Poppy Comte: Comm. C. Activitiex: Cultural Committee HENRY TAYLOR 1117 W. Master St. Coune: Academic Artiw'liey: World Affairs Council, Stage Crew, Cultural Committee, Student Association, Book Vice Pres. ALFRED TENNANT 1609 Swain St. Coune: Academic Ariivitiex: Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol, Hall Patrol, Magic Club, Electronics Club, Office Aide BYRON THOMAS 1447 N. 28th St, Nirkrmme: Tom Counter T.P. Arliriiiey: Library Aide, Choir, Healthroom Aide. CLIFFORD THOMAS 811 B Sarmin Pl. Nitkilmlle: Mousie Courier T.P. Arliriliex: Ping Pong, J.V. Baseball, Council Aide PERCY THOMAS 1849 N. Woodstock Nirbmme: Champ Comve: T.P. . GARY THOMPSON 1645 W. Grange St. Nirlmame: Moose Courxe: T.P. Activitiey: J.V. Baseball, J.V. Football ROBERT THOMPSON 2011 N. 12111 St. Nirbmme: Tip Courie: T.P. SAMUEL THOMPSON 1928 N. Stanley St. Nirkname: Mr. Wonderful Courxe: Industrial Arts Artiritiej: Student Patrol, Jazz Club JOHNNIE TOMLINSON 2320 N. Gralz St. Nirkrmme: Dr. Bub Coune: Industrial Arts ArliritieJ: Track, Football, Basketball, Locker Room JOSE TORRES 615 N. 17th St. Nickname: Josh Courje: T.P. Arliriliex: Gym Team, J.V. Baseball RICHMOND TURNER 1715 N. 27th St. Nirkname: Rich Courxe: Academic Actizritiel: Gym Team CHARLES TYSON JR. 1733 Beechwood St. N irkname: Peepin Comm: General FREDRICK TYSON 2308 W. Diamond St. Nickname: Freddie Courie: Comm. B. Arliritiej: Gym Team GEORGE VANCE 942 W. Turner Nickname: Porto Comm; Comm. C. DEHAVEN WALKER 948 N. St. Bernard St. Nirkmzme: Dee Comm: Comm. C. Arliritiej: Student Patrol JOHN WALKER 2220 N. 10th St. Nickname: Johnny Course: TP. AcIiI-iliekr: Var. Baseball, Student Patrol, Hall Patrol RONALD WALKER 1315 S. 17th St. Nirkrmme: Ronnie Courle: Academic Actiz'itiex: J.V1 Baseball REGINALD WARNER 1719 N. Bambrey St. Nirkzmme: Reggie Comwe: T.P. 73 GEORGE WASHINGTON 2261 N. 19th St. Nickname: George Coune: T.P. ARLIE WATKINS JR. 2556 N. Gratz St. Nirkname: MacAnney CourJe: Comm. A. Artivitiex: Junior Credit Manager, Lunchroom Patrol LOUIS WAY 918 Fairmount Ave. Nickname: Louie-Louie Counts: T.P. Artiriliex: Choir, Lunchroom Aide JEROME WEATHERS 2305 Diamond St. Nickname: Ronny Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: Var. Football, Table Tennis, Locker Patrol, Var. Baseball EDWARD WHITAKER 2009 Kate: St. Nirkmtme: Rockey Course: Comm. C. Activiliex: Lunchroom Patrol, Choir ANTHONY WHITE 4928 Walton Ave. Nickname: Butch Courxe: Academic Atliviliei: Stage Crew, World Affairs Council Cultural Committee, Student Patrol y WALTER WHITE JR. 3513 Mt. Vernon St. Nickname: Walt Courxe: Academic ArtiuilieI: J.V. and Var. Basketball, Band, Choir, Hall Patrol, Var. Baseball LARRY WILEY 3314 Smedley Nickname: Wine Courle: T.P. Attivitiex: J.V. Baseball, Student Patrol, Lunch. room Patrol RONALD WILKINS 2517 N. Colorado St. N irkmtme: Ron Courje: Academic Actiyiliw: Track, Office Aide, Cultural Committee, Elec- tronics Club, Student Patrol, Book Vice Pres., Jazz Club EUGENE WILLIAMS 1318 Lafayette Drive Nickname: Whirly Comwe: T.P. Arlizrilia: Cadet Basketball, J.V. Basketball, Book Pres., Book Vice Pres., Dance Committee FREDERICK WILLIAMS 1339 Bainbridge St. Course: TP. Atliwiliar: Library Aide GERALD WILLIAMS 728 N. Shirley St, Nirleimme: Cup Comm: T.P. Arliviliex: Student Patrol, Lunchroom Patrol, J.V. Football, J.V. Basketball JOHN F. WILLIAMS JR. 1809 Vineyard St. Nickname: Butch Course: Academic Arlivitiej: Var. Football, Track. Student Court, Student Patrol, Locker Room Patrol JOHN C. WILLIAMS 2006 Ridge Ave. Courye: Academic Acliz'itiex: World Affairs Council, Debating Team JOSEPH WILLIAMS 1326 W. Boston Street Nickname: Joe Coune: Comm. A. Artitlitiex: Library Aide, Book Pres., Student Patrol LEROY WILLIAMS 2940 N. Sydenham St. Couture: T.P. Attit'ilifL' Band 75 CHARLES WITHERSPOON 1715 Mountment St. Course: T.P. Attiviliey: Student Patrol WILLIAM WOLF 1515 W. York St. Nitkmzme: Fuzzy Courge: T.P. Artivitiexx Student Patrol RONALD WORTHY 1959 N. 23rd St. Nickname: Brain Coune: Comm. A. ActivitieJ: Jr. Credit Manager, Jr. A.M.S. DENNIS WRIGHT 919 W. Flora St. Nickname: Bizzy Courxe: D.E. Activitiex: Student Patrol ERNEST WRIGHT 705 B. Warnock Pl. Nickname: Matez Course: T.P. ArlivitieJ: Band, Choir JOHN ARMSTRON G 2335 N. Beechwood Nirkname: Snake Caune: General Activitiex: Student Patrol THOMAS J. CARROLL 2245 W. Haolati St. Nitkmtme: TJ. Course: T.P. Artivitiex: Football, Baseball ROBERT NELSON 1212 W. Oakdale St. Nickname: Famous CourJe: Comm. C. Activitiex: Stud. Court, Patrol, Lunchroom Aide, Library Aide, Hall Patrol. ROBERT L. ANDERSON 326 N. 8th St. Nickname: Rob Caurxe: T.P. Activitiex: Book Vice Pres. CHARLES BENSON 2230 Merdith St. Nickname: Lil Ben Course: T.P. Activiliex: J.V. Football, Student Patrol, Hall Patrol, Locker Patrol IUAN GARCIA 1602 Wallace St. Nirkmzme: Junior Activities: Student Patrol RONALD HAYES 2305 W. Diamond St. Nirkname: Red's Course: T.P. NORMAN IVY 710 A. Sartain Pl. Coune: T.P. BERNARD THIGPEN 2612 N. 30th St. Nickname: Bernie Courxe: T.P. ArtiwieJ: Locker Patrol, V. Football, Track NO PHOTO AVAILABLE HOWARD ARNOLD 5150 Westminster Ave. Nickname: Cowboy Caune: T.P. JOHN BOWIE 3347 N. 19th St. Nickname: Jack Courxe: T.P. Activitiex: J.V. Basketball JEROME HANKINS 633 Beuiah Place Nickname: Jerry Courxe: Comm. C. Attivilies: Student Patrol, Office Aide, Lunchroom Patrol DARRYL HEIGLER 2301 N. let St. Nickname: Pudgie Courxe: Academic DENNIS KLARA 770 N. 25th St. Nickname: Den Course: Acad. CHARLES WINGFIELD 1521 Girard Ave. Courier Academic JAMES BARCLAY 1605 W. Oenango Nickname: J.B. Colme: T.P. Activitiex: Book Pres. CORDEL THOMAS 1236 N. 18th St. Nickname: Dello Courxe: Comm. DAVE HARRISON 2737 Woakdale St. Nickname: Butch Courxe: T.P. Artiviliex: Basketball DAVID HINES 2212 N. 23rd St. Nickname: Dave Courxe: T.P. ANTONIO MERCADQ 1212 Wallace St. Nitbmme: Junior Courxe: General 77 78 911mm! Saying goodbye is a hard thing to do on any occasion, but llJiJ', our graduation, makes it even more difficult. Because time has progressed so rapidly, we suddenly find ourselves on the threshhold of new pursuits and challenges. During our stay here at Benjamin Franklin High School, we have endeavored to acquire knowledge to the best of our ability, knowledge that will be a concrete stepping stOne to our attaining a higher education or finding the best possible place that we can in the every day course of earning a living. For those who are not going on to a higher education, the practical problems of earning a living will come earlier than to those continuing with their formal education. Regardless of the road we decide to take, what we have learned will help us in realizing our goals. We shall remain eternally grateful for having had the opportunity to attend and study at Benjamin Franklin High School. We extend our gratitude also to the faculty for having opened the doors of knowledge and to all those many, many others who helped us in the past so that we might help ourselves in the future. To you, Benjamin Franklin High School, we bid a fond farewell. Best Wsltes far Illa ?utum Last years record book portrayed the past twenty- five years of our esteemed Benjamin Franklin High School in a Silver Jubilee Edition. This year's book is using the themeu-ilooking Forward to Twenty-five More Years of Progress -to express the astute optimism which the administration, faculty, and student body feel will indeed occur. I sincerely believe that the present yearbook is a firm basis for the progress which Franklin High will establish in the next twenty-five years. WILLIAM J. DEERY JR. Yearbook Sponsor and Editor airbwk Staff Two yearbook photographers developing pictures for the deadline. Left to Right: Eric Grier, Willie Newton, Mr. Decry, Jared Kent, and Wilbur Drayton. John Kincaid absent when picture was taken. 79 $th on far ?rahklin fliylz Fight on for Franklin High There's no defeat, we won't retreat, Fight on and on. Fight on With courage high The GOLD and BLUE will see us through When hope seems gone. Fight on for Franklin High Fling out your colors, Raise your voices, carry on. Show every foe in every field That F ranklin fighters never yield With hearts undaunted, muscles steeled, Fight on for Franklin High, fight on. The two songs listed on this page are generally sung at the various Franklin High athletic events. School songs are certainly outward symbols of the true spirit of a school, even though the teams do not attain victory in every contest. Franklin has won praise in this category over the years from many observers. Likewise, our renowned band, under the direction of Mr. George Hage, has contributed to the spirit of Franklin on many a school function and received the plaudits of visiting dignitaries and outside observers wherever the group has performed. Wctory 5mg Hail to thewarriors of Franklin High Hail to the true and bold Theirs is the will to do or die For the BLUE and GOLD; Marching together triumphantly Flinging their cheers to the sky, Yeh! Touchdown, Touchdown, Victory! We will win again for Franklin High. 80 Franklin High Band, under the direction of Mr. George Hage. ATHLETICS 3 , flistory-Makiny 56115011 :::$::::j: ' g:;baf::::3g The Warriors of Franklin High School had their best season in Franklin .......... 6 Southern ............ 18 history, finishing sixth in the Public High League with a six won, one $$$sz 3::lgxiiiixii: : tie, and two lost record. Mr. DiDomenic, Mr. Trombetta, and Mr. Franklin -------- 20 Roxborough -------- 15 Logan's eleven performed excellently on the gridiron throughout the Exit? $$mef 2 season; the team produced one All-Public back, Johnny Williams, and Overall record, three honorable mention candidates, Al Laughinghouse, March Green, wgggt-jz and Richard Dunlap. Another team standout was Co-Capt., Leon Sqead. Non-ng-gme, Williams was instrumental in scoring thirteen T.D.'s: eleven by Franklin-ZZ BOk-O running and two by passing. Congratulations to the members of the team for giving the faculty and student body many exciting moments, and a deep sense of pride in their many accomplishments. s Jki ?' ,L a i . h e' ;h e Xaw ?'?Wg 3M? $96;ng . W2? WVEET3?3:.W . Haelewee'fze'he h w a . w 5P7 ,, , K J Via 1:! Row, L. to R..- C. Montgomery, B. Hinson, M. Barnes, W. Britten, R. Dunlap, L. Wanamaker, L. Snead, M. Dandtidge, P. Baum, J. Williams, C. Russell, D. James. 2nd: D. Humphrie, A. Laughinghouse, S. Albert, L. Mayo, C. Knotts, J. Clark, D. Stewart, M. Green, e . Slaughter, T. Bell, W. Taylor, A. Hayes, Mgr. 'R. Solomon, Asst. Mgr. C. James. 3rd: Coach, J. DiDomenic, Coach, V. Trombetta, K. Massie, M. Allen, L. Grimes, M. Griffin, G. Ford, J. Thomas, A. Blow, L. Lundy, C. Jones, P. Pilson, H. Massenburg, Asst. Mgr. C. Byrd. 82 : Varsity gridiron Action Williams on a touchdown romp. Bob Solomon, Mgr. Football, Track, Basket- ball. D. James getting an assist from L. Wanamaker. y. V. 9mm! mm kit 1' ; .. '7 7 l : 1A 3 nu VSAo-f m . ax: a; ' - i ' a A k a g3; mi 1; 1 .2 y; , d J L W '11? $J 1 'Afa 9m 1 x 3 Eda. 2.. mW gww'x 32W 1 ' E: i'rz' 33$; r .N 1 h ' L' 'S A mw 1 pa 1 ,9: A f; '1 1, 1.... A39 mm '3 ? WV 1n Raw-L. to R.: Ellison, Clemons, Withqrspoon, Graham, Dixon, Johnson, Wright, Prettyman, Jones, R., Fulton. 2nd: Hunter, Odom, Thomas, Daughtry, Green, Melton, Wells, Ramsey, Howard, Jones, C, Williams. 3rd: Holmes, A., Mgr., Mr. G. Schafer, Coach, Collins, Livingston, Turner, Henderson, Gray, Showell, Draft, Jones, 8., Holmes, L., Poindexter, Benine, Fashion, Mr. Logan, Asst. Coach, Martin, y. V. ?votball 51m '64 37am 50mg great You can't come near our man. Watch out for that big mit at your back. Leonard Holmes displaying excellent form in the high jump event. ; . '., James Macon clearing a hurdle for Franklin. Leonard Wanamaker shows is very good reasons why Franklin had a great relay team. in 1.? Team finished seventh out of seventeen places. Half mile relay team was undefeated. 1 Busch: One of Franklids best seasonkprobably the best. Franklin went to the finalf, and lost 3-2 to Frankford. Fred Rubitfs pitching was a highlight of the season. Thxs was a great B.F. team. Congratulations! Victory was very sweet to this group. Margy Easkcmzll F'U' ROWL- to R.: J. McMillan, H- Fulton, B. Gamer, F. Rubin, D. Stewart, M. Douglas. SIanding-L. to R.: J. Zellers, R. Morris, B. Solomon, Mgr., M. Green, R. Blakely, G. Fillmore, A. McGowan, W. Diggs, A. Laughinghouse, R. Wilson, trainer, R. K. Logan, coach. Almost gliampstl Franklin was named, The Cinderella Team of the Public League, and rightly so. Coach Bob Logan's boys finished the regular season in 4th place, but gallantly fought to the final horn in the Public League Championship Game with Lincoln, only to lose 74-71. Overall, the tearfl played brilliantly during the 64-65 season; their record of 17 wins, and 5 losses, attests to this. Alton Laughinghouse achieved Second Team All-Public, and Walter Diggs, Gregory Fillmore were awarded Honorable Mention. Rubin has the situation well in hand. . Diggs following up for insurance. Laughmghouse ment. The ball. the ball, Laughinghouse! It's grab-Fillmore encourage- in back of you! Poor Richards Varsity Garnet making one of his patented jump shots. Garner's ukangaroosey' movement, Rubin passing off under the hoop. and a two pointer for Franklin. Diggs is an insurmountable force for the opposition. Fillmore and are looking and 'bucket'. Laughinghouse hoping for a Grr'! This calls Fillmore. is my basket,' 87 Khampims - y. V. Baskdball SlandingeL. Io R.: Mr. Schafer, Coach, Young, Easley, Miles, Graham, Showell, Garner, Clifton, Savage, Oliver, Beamon. Kneeling: Massie, Irvin, Wright, Hudson. iWINNING STORY' The Junior Varsity Basketball Team, under Coach, Mr. Schafer, won the Public League Championship. The team got off to a slow start, but starting with the third game of the season, they were unbeatable. The team was led by forward, Iva Miles, who averaged 21 points a game. The backcourt was led by Joe Savage and Anthony Beaman. The other for- Beamon goes goalward with some fine dribbling. TITLE SCOREBOARD Franklin West. Phila. Franklin Edison ,,,,,, 7 ,, . Franklin Central .............. A Franklin , 7 Bok ........ Franklin, Dobbins ............. Franklin , Bartram V ,. . I V i y y i Franklin, 77 ,7 Gratz ......... ward post was handled by Gerald , Franklinf, 7 Southern V Garner, who shot and rebounded well, , 5 ; Franklin, w 7- OVCfbeOk ---------- - along with center, Paul Graham. ' Franklin Mastbaum ttttt . Franklinw ., . Lincoln ......... Some other outstanding players on Franklin - Roxborough, the squad were: S. Irvin, D. Oliver, . Franklin Frankford ............ V. Clifton, D. Easely, M. Showell, and L V f ' Franklin . Washington T. Young. f Semi-Fiimlr Franklin 62 Germantown Final Miles made his stab good. Franklin , 7749 Southern . . This victorious season gives Frank- lin a total of 10 championships in the past 12 years. From, L. to R.: J. Marshall, P. Allen, R. Garrett, V. Clifton, J. Cross, R. Shepherd, G. Ponert, C. Lavenhouse, S. Collins, J. Maxwell, 5. Smallwood, R. Smalls. Back, L. to R.: Mr. Debus, H. Sharp, H. Caines, J. Robertson, E. Fulton, W. Lark. S. Hurd, I. Jenkins, P. Vargas, W. Washington, E. Jones, T. Dulin. Cross and Ponert moving in on' the ball-heading goalward A X-gmmtzy Practice maneuvers prior to game time. Stand, L..' J. Hunt. From, L. to R..' J. Cephas, L. Dulin, A. Pierce, J. Simmons, W. Lawson, L. Knight, W. Beasley, T. Dawson, E. Pearson. Standing, R.: Coach, H. Jones, Asst. Mgr., B. Johnson. 2nd, R.: H. Clark, J. Jones, G. Robb, C. Williams, J. Godwin, R. Brown, T. Wynne, J. Zellars, Ira Miles. Bark: S. McClinton, J. Conley, J. Mobley, Jas. Jones, E. Ramsey. Mr. Jones on right-checking times. Some tired runners at the official's table. 89 ymmstics nz- $ 4 3 L BacktL. to R.: Mr. Debus, Coach, M. Waller, R. White, F. Tyson, S. Hood, D. McKay, A. Hood, R. Turner, R. King, I. Torres, D. Miller, R. Dawkins, Mgr. Front-L. to R.: A. Gray, W. Mack, W. Brooks, W. Lark, H. Taylor, F . Mitchell, H. Delgade, J. Coleman. Walter Brooks giving Arthur Hood some moral support. Arthur Hood gaining momentum for that swing to the top. Top, Pic: Fred Tyson on the rings, with Roland King anxious to try. Bottom Pic: Roland King making a great effort on the bars. L. to R..' Taylor, Womble, Blount, Bouges, Harris, Abrahms, Lucky, Pearson, Meyers, Keys, Torres, Coach. Robinson, Ruley, Captain, Mr. DiDomenic, ; ; yyyyyyyy ORGANIZATIONS Organizations A RT 3 NamEheaxek hwmsuxem The club aims to acquaint students with the opportunities available in business, to give recognition to outstanding commercial students, and to create a closer relationship between high school, business educators, and office executives. '33 Chuwe'x NWN.k Et$ KX a4 m e '5 l c a 11 thnm hf: A.better insight of American history is achieved by the members of this club. Many discussions and studies are conducted by thls group during the school year. t Franklin's Art Club offers the especially talented boys of the school art program an opportunity to explore and experiment with tools and materials not available in the normal class situation. Organizations NuisaeQQe-m'th The Cartoonist Club is for students who love to draw and sketch. The members have gone to the theater, zoo, exhibitions, and other points of interest for an artist. h: h mmmem mxmknmka The purpose of the Chess and Checkers Club is to learn the fundamentals of the games. The club spends a very pleasant period each week, becoming more proficient in the games of chess and checkers. Na : awxem mewk.ee Qm The .Cultural Committee is a formal organization of students who are interested in active participation in the cultural activities provxded by the Klte and Key Program. Organizations Newnwgwmekgm The Industrial Arts Club was established to motivate youth in the direction of advanced industrial training, to give additional Instructlon, and finally to conduct tours through plants. 2. E useamtj , n a ,y c r s The Junior Credit Managers Club is sponsored by Mr. Malenbaum, under the auspices of the Board of Education. ,The boys are chosen by the sponsor. They visit different places where the credit system operates. The boys meet people who are m the business field, and from these contacts are able to learn the many aspects of the credit system. Ntkm Rm 'XQ etk e The Junto strives to bring to the students a comprehensive picture of school life here at Franklin High, academically, and athletically. It aims to acquaint its staff with the art of journalism, and to write critically. Organizations h Ke a a t QeN. mwehHWe-mmx The purpose of the Library Assistants Club is to develop in students an interest in the! use of books and library service. Members enjoy many pte-vocational experiences in library work, and have the chance to help their fellow students. They also have the opportunity to read new books, and to increase their reading interests and skills. NeEeerH-Qe's Mr. Coffman, the sponsor of the Photography Club helps the members become acquainted with the skills of picturetaking and developing through practical experiences around the school. A special note of appreciation must be given to this group for a number of the photos appearing in this yearbook. 0 0e Organizations The aim of the Projectionist Club is to have audio visual materials and machinery available when there is a need for them. Another feature of the club is, to train and acquaint students with the various materials used in the field of Audio-Visual Education. ?e P I' Q I 6 C t, l 0 '1 l 5 t The club was organized for the purpose of offering students an opportunity to practice their typing. Remedial work and new typing techniques are'taught that would not otherwise be covered in the regular classroom period. The aim of the World Affairs Council is to familiarize students with events and ideas occurring in the world today. 97 98 Alma Mater Sing we of Franklin School of our very soul; Integrity thy pride, honor, thy goal. Long may thy colors wave Borne by the true and brave, Praise we .the blue and gold Through years untold. Marching together Onward we gladly go Loving our noble school Fearing no foe. Loyal to Franklin High Thus may we live and die Faithful to Blue and Gold Through years untold. . ACTIVITIES A very happy trio selling candy. m N. w w Walter Brooks and Ed Moore trying to sell a real, honest to goodness white ele- phant. Animal Mrs. Carson, Mrs. Hill, Miss Higgins, and Mothers, selling delici- ous home-made cake. 6hr119tmas Don't eat all the profits, Mrs. Eisen and Mr. Buonavolta- Richard Rosenbatt and Calvin Turner will help! $ 34244, 1964 Dr. Horowitz and Mr. Weisman tak- ing a well-earned , . test at the end of l V , Rosemond and, Mr. illnngssmlglnbgVitgh: 1:311-d Pic:- b .ht. ' F . th owus, r. am, .. a USY mg tag? managmg e punch . Kirkland vending shop prolects. l Df- HOIOWHZ addressing a group 0f parents at a Home and SChOOI Some like to dance, others talk, and still others just sit and stare. Council Meetin . AIl-Public back, Johnny Williams, head coach Atomic Energy Assembly. Repre- Mr. Edwards helping a student With some automo- DiDomenic, and A551. coach Trombetta. sgntative from the Oak Ridge Di- tive theory. vxswn. An overall view of Franklin's Annual Art Fair. Some fine sounds coming from a student singing group. :1. A close-up of the famed Franklin Choral Group under the direction of Mr. Goldstein A very serious point is being made during the Career Conference at Get in line seniors, ML McIlvaine is treating. A scene Franklin High, from the senior prom. igmec future upholsterers getting a lesson from An African delegation with Dr. Horowitz at our United Nations Assembly. 1'. annataro. A panorama of the Franklin Choral Group, under the direction of Mr. Goldstein. Using the escalator to higher Franklin Cook receiving an award learning. '; ' I . . for his poster, Hire the Handi- ms SK A scene from the Science Assembly Program. A Fire Dept. officer talking to our students about the career opportunities for a fireman. A future artist and critics at work. A Navy Chief Petty Officer giving a survival demonstration. The cast of the Julius Caesar production on stage. Mr. Tasker showing Mrs. Goodman and Mrs. Leabman some excellent art products. A .w.orthy award being given to Eugene erffm for his essay on, Hire the Handi- capped. Conference. Reverend Leon Sullivan giving the opening remarks at the annual Career The cast of Why the Chimes Rang, L. to R., Standing: Lynette Francis, Ed Franklin, Welmon Jones, Ray McFadden, Ross Scott, Calvin Williams, Catlin Williams. Sealed: Rose McCall, Vernard Pryer, and Shelia Green. A scene from one of the Franklin Dramatics Club presentations. L. to R..' Catlin Williams, Michael Wil- liams, Wilmon Jones, and kneeling: Ross Scott. Franklin's Debating Team-L. to R.: Wilbur Perry, Mr. Gordon, and Primus Robinson. This team defeated Girls' High on the following issue: Resolved that Nuclear Weapons Should be Under the Control of an International Organization. The debaters lost a close contest to Central High. Looking from the outside-not good for business Mr. Weisman! Everybody is happy in Miss Spencer's class. One of the keys to learning. Mr. McAneney and student confirming the number of votes during student elections. ummvswma 8mm wsu: EQUEA DUAL Comm mu van mummy, u This is not the backroom of the A.B.C. Trust, but Mr. Cohen's commercial class. l06 Mr. Penn and Officer Brody checking credentials of some driver education students before take off. Mrs. Klein and Dan Fuller ex- changing 'cultural' viewpoints. Franklin Men Of SWing making ' This is not Greenwich Village, sounds in assembly. ; V' j. but Franklin's Art Fair. Truly a great night in the life of the seniors. The mood is one worth putting in a book. An interested group listening to drafting experts during the annual Career Conference. 61455 Will and mstammt 16? It 16650!th that we, the classes of january and jam I 965, being of sound Mimi memory and understanding, and considering the uncertainty of 1176, do there- fore make, publish, and declare this to be our class Will and testament, in manner and farm following, that 129 to say, 1 67411111141; 61:15.9 Earl Anderson, leave my book to the DE. class. Maurice Barnes, leave my good deeds and accomplishments to the men senior class. James Boyd, my books and cards to Robert Boyd. David Brown, my job as Photographer to one Who would like it. Otis Burges, remember that the impossible is also possible. Marvin Dandrige, my Football ability to anyone who wishes to use it. Clarence Jones, Mr. Ruzansky, keep the math and blue print reading on the go. Curtis Jones, I leave my best wishes for a better and a more secure school in the future. James H. Jones, my ability to finish'high school to William Bell and Jeffrey Williams. Wayne Jones, good wishes and good luck to all at Franklin. William D. Johnson, I leave my ability to the young artists of Ben Franklin. David M. Kee; I leave my golden voice to Mr. Goldstein. Roland M. King, I leave my second spot in gymnastics to Mr. Debus. James Lampley Jr., ,to my two younger brothers, I leave my ability to stay out of trouble and keep cool. Robert L. Lawrence, leave my good looks and intelligence to Ben Franklin. Dwight Laws, hope all the guys on the cross country team a successful season. William E. Lawson JL, leave my cross country running ability to Mr. Jones. David Lewis 11:, I leave to the next members of the Student Council, and Dance Committee my slogan, EVER READY, EVER WILLING AND EVERLASTING. Newton Lewis, I leave to John my ability to pass with good marks. Eugene Livingston, I'll miss Mr. Davis, Mr. Gratz, and Mr. Brothers at Franklin. Lary Logan, I leave all my knowledge of bookkeeping to Mr. Malenbaum. Henry Lucas, to Mr. Jones, I leave an old pair of shoes that have never won a race. Loni Lupak, leave my sincere wishes to all Franklin students, old and yet to be. Ronald E. McPhail, the cool line of Don Juan, for I was his teacher once upon a time. Joel Mallard, my loverls manner to Tim. Carl Martin, my wisdom to a freshman friend, Albert. Henry Meadows, after learning to add numbers and to read writing, now is the time to accept responsibility. Willis Mills, all my shop projects to the next unlucky student. Lonnie Milton, leave my electronics ability to Mr. Martino. Robert Mitchell, that Mr. Franklin continue to turn out good electricians just as he did me. William Motley, leave Mr. Hage my off key notes. l08 611155 Will and Castammt Bruce Murray, leave Mr. Debus all the soccer games we should have won. Vernard Pryer, leave my directing ability to Mr. Collins and Mr. Cahill, which has included such hits as . . . anyway. Lamont Payton, good luck to all those who follow me. Isaah Ramsey, leave all my pink slips to Mr. Hearn. James Means, my ability to De Quincy Dawson. James Martin Jr., to my younger cousin John Kincard, I leave my ability to do homework in advisory. Ernest McManus, leave the hard job of Chief Justice to Charles Benson. John Renwick, leave Ben Franklinis roof-a mean jump shot. Alexander Brooks, goodbye and have fun. Leon Axelrod, leave my good and dedicated teachers to the mercy of the next senior class. Lawrence Bolling, leave to all new students the way into the football games. Nathan Boykin, may Mr. Wilson always continue to help students, as he has helped me to do right. John Bright, leave all my skills to my brother Willie. Walter Britton, leave my cutting skills. Eric Brooks, leave the everlasting hope of Franklin becoming a coed school. Archie Burney, to the fellows I leave one girl. John Butler, to all the incoming seniors I leave my calm manner and unique method of getting things done. Ranson Carter, to Peter Harper I leave my basketball skills. Gerald Chamberlain, all my knowledge. Paul Chandler, to the incoming Franklinitesemy favorite seat at Max's. Louis Collins, to my brother Who will succeed in life where I left off. Aaron Cornelius, my favorite spot at Max's to any one with the ability to keep the girls entertained. Herman Crawford, my personal hall pass to anyone who wants to roam. Tommy Dawson, I donlt want anyone to use my French horn. Fred Dennison, good wishes for vour following terms. Larry Douglas, to all my teachers I leave my appreciation for helping me. James DunstOn, do hope that Franklin will fight on and keep its high standards. Albert Drayton, leave to the next student the ability to operate the switchboard as I did. Wilbur Drayton, leave my trials, tribulations, and art ability to Franklin High. Richard Dunlap, to continue to serve my city, community and country as a good citizen. George Filippenko, I will my success with the girls to Mr. Omska. Eugene Griffin, I will my proficiency in English to Harold Clark. Barry Garner, I leave my basketball ability to Melvin Douglas. Stephen Graeber, no more books, no more teacher's dirty looks. Eric Grier, my machine shop skills and knowledge to all 10th graders. Wayne Gullatt, my name, my pen and pencil to my son, 1981. Paul Hagins, I am taking everything with me, leaving nothing. Lucius Hamilton, my mathematics ability to anyone who can use it. Theadric Hannah, to this school I leave my knowledge, and also I hope that my brother and his class will learn many things. Henry Harris, I leave my ability, my good behavior, and a hope that the students will continue to conduct themselves as gentlemen. David Hammond, I leave my chair for anyone Who can use it. William Hines, I leave my curtailed trade plans to no one. Fred C. Hopkins, I'll always cherish my days at Franklin High. Andrew E. Hunt, I enjoyed my stay at Franklin High, and I now leave my footsteps for my brother to follow. Samuel H. Hunter, I'll always remember Franklin. Thomas James, my knowledge to the next fool in line. Lamont B. Jacobs, to my school, I leave my knowledge and ability in track. Robert E. Jackson, I leave my knowledge in mathematics and shop to my brother in H6S . Ronald Jenkins, all my knowledge to Brian Pope. l0? 611155 Will and Retammt James L. Johnson, not a thing: I'm taking everything with me. Clifford Flood, I leave my ability to understand and appreciate what the faculty has tried to instill in me. Carroll Rhock, I leave everything to my friend, James Brunson. Jerome Reeves, I leave my threeyears to my good buddy, Edward Fulton. Josh Robertson, I leave Hillary.Evans the will to get out of school. Fred Ruben, I leave to Melvin Douglass my basketball abilities, and to Arthur Hood my baseball ability in hoping it will someday bring a championship to Franklin. William Russell, leave my gym shorts to Robert Boyd. John Wm. Sims, I leave to Sam Presly and his brother, my limited knowledge of music. Eric Von Smith, I leave everything I do not need to my brother, Guy Smith. Melvin Smith, I leave my graduation seat to Dwight Beverly. James B. Stokes, I leave my brains and knowledge for my cousin Jimmie Lamar who is trying to graduate. George Stovall, to Miss Betner, love always, Spoon. James Thornton, my beautiful and talented fine looking young ladies at Wm. Penn to ohe who will treat them with gentle- ness as I did. ferry T. Tillery, I leave to Franklin, best wishes in the future. John Waddy, I leave all my friends the happy memories of the name WADDY. James Wallace, I LEAVE MY TWO LOCKS. John Washington, to Riley Freeman, my hall post on the 4th floor. Eugene M. Watlington, Happy Landing to all the fellows at Franklin. Robert White, to all the young boys, my abilities to get out of class. Bernard XVilliams, the chair I sat in, in room 304, my locker in the basement and all my books and pencils Ernest L. Williams, my well known name and my great artist fame. Willie Williams, all my foxes over at Wm. Penn to Carl Neismiter. Kenneth Vaughn, I leave my fine attendance to the incoming students. handsome Vaughan. Ronald Young, all the luck to the next graduatingclass at Franklin. Earl Anderson, leave my book to the DE. class. Thomas Brown, to Barry Lake the ability to become a respectable and good senior. Jared Kent, all my fine girls, name, and fame to my son, coming Sept. 1984. Andrew English, as I leave the school, I hope it will go on for greater advancement in Education and Athletics. 6711116 611159 Dominick Akinkall my knowledge to the 12th grade. Lorenzo Ancrumebest wishes to the track team. Willis Andersoneleave Mr. Edwards my onion sandwiches. Steven Bailey-my good behavior and attendance along with my lockers. Leon Bakeremyability to play basketball. James Barclayemy ability to work on cars. Horace Barnes-my excellent humming in the lunchroom. Hubert Barnes-championship basketball title. Claytbn Bealme gym trunks to Mr. Spevack. Eugene BeckhameMr. Bell a ball. Roy Lee Belchereleave my brain. Thomas Bell-umy knowledge, and Robert Coleman my seat in the auditorium. Lucky Bembon--my eye to Mr. Glick. Jessis J. Bennettemy brain to the younger students. Charles E. Benson-Mr. Spevack, a bottle of poison to forget the troubles we gave him. Joseph Bewidatake up where I left off. HO 611153 Will and Retammt Johnnie Blount-my skill to the table tennis team of '66. John Bowieeall my unpleasant feelings. Frank Bougesemy skill to the table tennis team. James BoWleave a good school which has given me an education. Condlie Boydegood luck and good-bye. Wesley Brookseknowledge to all from an old head. Charlie Brownetake care of a boss school for youngsters. Karlos Browne-I will leave the books and boys, but not the teachers. John Bullock-pair of holey shoes. Earvin Busheeemy dirty sneaks to the incoming class. Joseph Cato-leave my best wishes. Teddy Casson-the school to allathe undergrads good-luck. Frank Clarkamy psychiatrist to all the bright teachers at Franklin. Drew Clarkee-all my knowledge to all the young lady teachers. Elmy Colon-my lockers. Franklin Cooketeachers and many incoming students an unhappy patrol. James Council Jr.-my baseball uniform 010. 4y to my brother. Pete Cummingamy seat to the next graduatingclass. Louis Crump-all my woodshop tools to Mr. Maglosky. Jerome Dargan-power to do good and know right from wrong. Johnnie Dawson-keep a sound body and a cool head. Leroy Dawson-my ability to get to school on time. Conrad Daviklmve my drafting tools to Mr. Bonn. William Dixon-my brains to the school and best wishes. Stanley DuffyaFranklin is one of the best schools. Cleld Dubinewhere there's a will there's a way for a better education. Norman Elliottemy running ability to Douglas Wade. Keith English-best wishes to all the teams. William Evans-best of luck. George Fisher Jr.-my spirit to haunt Mr. Cahill and Mr. Gold stein, Farewell. Donell Franklinahoping that the following class will follow my steps. Vernon Fordemy thanks and deep appreciation for the education and opportunities. Richard Frazieramy perfect attendance and my ability to learn. Edward Fultonebest wishes from an old head. Leo Gadson-all my cross country ability. Jeran GarciaeI hate to leave all of the female teachers. Jackie GlovereI leave the Franklin's choir. Marion Gordon-the ability to stay in school and graduate. Felih GordonaI will miss the sulphur fumes of Mr. Qlick. Russell Gordyemy great mathematical grades to Camett Brown. Adam Greenaremember me. Aaron Green-the grand teaching of Mr. Sims. ll2 611155 Will and wstammt Ralph Green-all my old books to Mr. Sewell. Endist Gregoryeeducational and cultural background. Ralph Griffinemy knowledge. Robert Griggs attendance record to Joe and Kenny. Harold Gindrewe-my English brain to Wm. Gindrew. Malcolm Handsemiss me. Jerome Hankinse-my brains to Ronald. Jackson. Wardell Hankins-my writing ability obtained from Mr. Ruzansky. Alvin Harlmessemy love for the school. Michael Harper-my humor and big nose to the boys. Dave Harrison-my brains to Marvin Perkins. George HawkinseFight on for Franklin High. Fred Hilleleave the best baseball coach in the public league. David HineseDon't be a drop-out. Bradford Hinson-helmet to the boy who thinks he's man enough. Ervin Hodgeemy knowledge to Lemuel and Kenneth. Robert Hubbard-climb the stairs that I have climbed to graduation. Sylvester Hurde-Mr. Marino a new set of soldering irons. Norman Ivyemy locks, lockers, and teachers. Kenneth JacksoneI leave my cool habits. Robert Jackson-my ditty socks and shorts. Douglas James-my great football ability Osomer linebackeo. John Jameselet the young boys take over where I left off. Thomas James-my dirty gym shorts and SOCkS. Alvin Jonesemy dirty gym trunks. Charles Johnson-a note of thanks to all my teachers. Danny Johnsonebest wishes. Frank Jones-my ability to pass physics. John Joneseleave the young boys my aged books. John Jones-my place. Ronald Joneseall my girls and that cool reputation. Bennie Jackson-my junk locker and my handsome picture. Anotoni Mercado--my books and good marks, my honors I've won etc. Henry E. Lindsaye-high standards at Ben Franklin which are to be maintained by all undergraduate students. George E. Junious-I hope the new will be as I was. Van Allen Kelley-leave the. school my dirty sweat socks and my dirty chucks. John Walter Kiniaidemy academic ability to Danald Homes. Johnny Lucky-to teachers: thanks, for the help you gave throughout the years. Jerome Lauyey Jr.--leave all the thanks to the teachers who worked and helped me to achieve my goals. Johnny Lavenhouseeleave the incoming Franklinites my favorite seat at Mack's. Alton Laughinghouse-the ability to all Franklinites to catch long passes. Hillary R. Loftonea thought to the incoming students that to do unto others as you would have them do unto you. Leonard Mayme football jersey $583 to my brother. Arnold H. Massey 11'.me '55 Dodge for my brother when he comes over to Franklin next year. Dennis Rlaiaemy knowledge to the teachers. Isaac Jerry Mack-my books, learning, and sweat. Carl Mayeseleave Mr. Salamone, 250 lines. Morgan MillereMy old pair of shoes. Samuel McClinton-Aeave a dollar and nine behind for the boys. 611155 Will and astammf Calvin McConicony teachers, hooks, and success in the future. Perry McCantseall my marks. Ahmham McCown Jnemy strength and good mind to the students of Franklin. Barry McIntoshemy marks to the Clemon's Bros. Howard Mcknightemy best of luck and thoughts to all the following graduating classes. Leroy McKnight-to the younger classes, the best of luck in the coming years. John McLaughlinemy books and problems to Johnny Hunt. Fred McLaurinethe hands of a crazy Fred. John McMillian my knowledge to Ellis. Bobby Littlme years of knowledge. Theodore Moodyemy track spikes to Alexander. Calin Montgomerywmy cleats. Allen Morgan Mr. Nassau, I leave 2 and 2:5. Harry Morrisemy name to hang in fame. David MorrisoneMr. Tasker, stop telling corny jokes. Gideon Morronemy pains and worries to Mr. Salomone and Mr. Omska. Andre Mosely-$2 that I have owed Mr. Jones since 9B. Robert Moulrime ability to graduate. Ray Murphy-my name in the hall of fame. Michael Mylesemy knowledge. Willie Newtonemy sports and academic ability of leadership. Ernest Nichols-hope the school will reach the top. Earl Paddy-Mr. Comsick who thinks he's Shakespeare. Fred PattoneMrsGlickls chemistry marks. Gris Paramorev-Mr. Nassau's cool work. Alfred PaytoneMr. Glick and Mr. Sims my most tn teachers. Eddie PearsoneMr. Heam a humming bird, Mr. Glick an atom bomb. Louis Peebles-Mr. Nigrelli all my money. Wilbert PerryeMy GREEN WORKBOOK to Mr. Glick. Norman PhillipseAn ATOM BOMB to Mr. Glick. Kenneth Philpotemy books. Bernard Pierceemy tom sneaks to Mr. Bell. Robert Pinkney-leave my hard times in Spanish. William Prince-my old sneaker to Rob. James Polite-the key to success. Eugene ReideMr. Jones and Mr. Taylor to the Class of 1968. Sheldon Reid-my sneaks to someone to join me in the N.B.A. Gerald Richardsoneall my bad marks. Floyd Riddickea cheap lock to a deserving patriot. Eddie Rogersemy dirty gym suit. Allen Rush-a report for Mr. Allen. Jackie Robinsonemy fine girl. James Robinsonemy gym sneaks to anybody who wants them. Jerome Robinsonemy cool and smooth hairdo. Primus Robinsonean incoming senior to bother Mr. Jones. Stephen Robinson-to Mr. Glick a cot to sleep on and a table to eat from. Carl Romero-good luck to my fellow Franklin Knights. Robert Rounme brother, all of my bad grades. 61455 Will am! testament Paul PompeyeLarry Mayo, I leave my sneaks. Ieralsl Segars--my burnt cakes to Mrs. Griffin. David Sdtlme comic books to Mr. Martino. Joseph Sewardeto Mr. Salomone, I leave my brothet-in-law to him. Stanley Shackelfordemy notebooks to the school library, so the boys can study them. Ronald Shawemy troubles to the school to straighten out. Herman Shuleremy ability to excel in bookkeeping to all the boys who will be here when I leave. Dennis Sileremy ability to graduate to all the students in the next senior class. Morrin Sinplernemy best wishes to the graduating class. Leroy Simmons-my ability to stay out of trouble. Richard Smith-math and bookkeeping ability. Bedford Smithegive my values to Franklin. William Larkemy ability to play fullback in soccer. Cleveland Smith-Farewell to Franklin, no more do or die. Daniel Smithemy youngest brother to follow my same footsteps. Robert Smith-my knowledge and my ability to graduate to all the new students. Leon Sheadefootball ability to Allen, Franklin's next center. Robert Lee Solomon-my football. basketball, and baseball abilities to my son Robert Lee Solomon Jr. Tommie Spenceefight on for Franklin High, fight on. Tyrine SpillareFranklin High fighters. Theodore Stanbackefight on and make Ben Franklin 21 better school. Austin Stephens-my ability to make Franklin a better football team. Alfred Tennante-my wonderful knowledge in math. Byron Shomas--a hip teacher in town, Mr. Goldstein. Clifford Thomas-my good grades, and brains. Cordell Thomas-part of my soul. Gary Thompsonethe ability to be an athlete, to my cousin Wayne Teel. Robert Thompson-my dirty gym and T-shirt to my cousin Stanley. Bernard Moden-my sportsmanship. Johnnie Tomlison-Farewell to Franklin if I pass. Charles Tysoneall my marks and ability. Frederic Tysoneprepare yourself today; for tomorrow's jobs. Dehaven Walkeremy typing ability to one of the lower classmen. John A. WalkereFranklin, I leave these words to cry. Ronnie Walkerebest wishes to go on in Franklin. George Washingtonemy knowledge. Artie Watkins Jr.-my unused skills in football. Lewis Wayemy locker to my Jive brother. Jerome WeatherseI was very happy to be a student at Ben Franklin. Charles Witherspoon-to Mr. Martino, I leave a better shop class. Anthony Whitwall my failing marks and thankfulness. Walter Whitkmy music abilities to Ben Franklin's band. Ronald Wilkins-to Dr. Horowitz, it has been great. Eugene Williams-all my basketball knowledge to Jerry Wright. Fred Williams, to Miss Spencer, I leave a dollar for tutoring service. John F. Williamsegood luck to the incoming football players and track men. Joseph Williams-whoever has my leather coat, please wear it in good health. Thank you. . Michael Williamsethe good name of our school and my patrol badge to be used for the enforcement of school rights. 611155 Will am! mstammt Ernest Wrighte-that all eleventh graders take over where we left off. William Wolf-I am leaving behind all my good knowledge to all the teachers, because they need it. Dennis Wright-leave behind all my knowledge for the 10th graders. George Vanceemy gift of ugood looks to a cool senior. Norris Summeitsamy ability to be quiet. John T. Murrayaleave the school to be run by Robert Boyd. Jerome Cain-leave my books to any teacher. Richmond Turner-to Robert White, I leave my old gym shoes. Alonza Hayesamy ability to be a man to Cooper Russel and Leonard Wanamaker. Gregory Murray-to all the cool teachers of Ben Franklin I leave my gratitude. Bennie Ray Cooperasalvation as a worker. William Bass-leave all my gymnastic ability. Benjamin Franklthie 611155 Will and testament. Signal Scam and Delivered - ALLAN STUDIO IO Sou+h l0+h S+ree+ - Philadelphia WA 2-4330 OFFICIAL SCHOOL PHOTOGRAPHER Exper+ Pho+ography Individual A'H'en+ion Reasonable Cosf Good Luck to Franklin High on Its Next 25 Years. Autographs ll7 Autographs