Bok Vocational Technical School - Craftsman Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1960 volume:

...- BCJK IS THE PROPE THIS BOOK RTY OF .. ' S- eg'+'a4: ' J- ' :fix .- .4-,, . . .bmiil ,' 'L ...E V t I I A A sh, 4 F- ,Q a strange begmnmg Each year the problem arlses concermng yearbooks of choosmg some su1table theme Thls year we declded to try to rmagme what W1ll1am Shakespeare mxght say 1f he were to come to v1s1t Bok As a result throughout thrs book are certam quotatxons from over three dozen of the plays and poems he wrote that m1ght be applled to the d1fferent trades classes act1v1t1es and personal1t1es ln our sehool Shakespeare has been dead and burxed for almost three hundred and fifty years but hlS wr1t1ngs st1ll l1ve on m fact h1s works are far more al1ve today than ln h1s own l1fe tlme Back IH h1s days there were no schools as we know them Amenca was a remote colony what we take as everyday thmgs were not even dreamed of by the people ID the 1600s and yet the words of thxs man are very much appllcable to Bok and to the twent1eth century The staff of the 1960 CRAFTSMAN feels certam that W1ll1am Shakespeare would not m1nd too much lf we were to borrow some lmes from h1s wrltlngs for our yearbook After all he dld say 'Your monument shall be my gentle verse wl11cl1 eyes not yet created shall o erread X ... ' ' .. . KING JOHN 7 X dl S Q-X A . . Hal ' . . . I r . . : . f 4 . . , . 9. , 1 . . n Q 3 I V . . . ' ? . . . l Q , . . , , . . . . , My A p p ,.,. , h xA,,1.,, .,:qp,i u i , H .u 1 . . . , . I ' 4 . llllllf a at e re ' :fi- The Seniors of the Edward W Bok Vocatlonal Technlcal School at Elghth and Mlfflln Streets ln Phllaclelphla present BOK H l J 4 455- X N x Illl' Jlf' 'IV rr Bur . Og -saws KW 11110-4, 1 X 4 .' ,IAQ u, llq xxxx 'V' KXXX' x Nux xxQ':xnX'5m , XXX Au- 'I QlxxX'xC,l K Y ,ky ' KX W xv.. qu, x K l 'iNxQK,,xx, X x NX x . M N lan , 'fx ffl' .ff CRAFT MAN 1960 ar ' N o QHANIC 4 35 Nb' ...DEDICATION 4 .rf ' , 7- S . . . a heart 'replete -9 SRCA LEO With thankfulnessl QP' O 4 A 9, 44 ' . Q' ' A Jr. A0 , '20 i K7 L od fs ' d-,Q .- I Ah-L0 , ,A 770, ,xx . O QQ EE' if x fa.:-1 443' V3 NX L'ffg NPA 3 iv X A 4 KING H VI, P I ln recent years It has become our custom here at Bok for us to dedicate the yearbook to our parents Th1s trad1t1on seems altogether r1ght and httxng It IS just one more small way by whrch we are able to express our grautude to those who have helped and encouraged us so often so vsell and so far Our parents care and work have made lt poss1ble for us to reahze our graduatxon from Bok and our success from thls txme on 15 based on the foundatron of the1r love and efforts Therefore It rs vuth some degree of pr1de and wrth no httle pleasure that we, the graduatmg classes of 1960 do hereby ded1cate our yearbook THE CRAFTSMAN to those most deservrng our parents present busmess N . 7 v S ' . . . . , . 9 3 I I . M . Hear but a lzttle farther And then Ill brmg thee to the messages to the graduates from our principal . . . Edward M Fee Ph D ,gf Lv ff With the passage of time, the maturity of our young men and women should make ap' parent to them that their basic education may be broadened, narrowed, and deepened. This is a realization common to the graduates of all schools at all levels There may be times in our rapidly changmg world when it will be necessary for graduates to take account of the direction of their development in order to grow symetrically A one dimensioned or a two dimensloned development would make an individual into a monstrosity Nature usually prevents this however nature often needs to be helped due to the conditions of modern hvmg The specialist broadens with his reading with travel with interests outside his field The broad individual must eventually narrow at some point due to the demands of the age He realizes that all breadth and little depth results in a shallow mdividual whose services have little demand Few people are really too deep However some people suspected of per sonality defects and of being cranks will be found here Extreme development of any kind is often unnatural and causes nature to prof test 1n some manner If you find yourself drift mg too far rn this direction try fishing instead of reading There is a lifetime ahead with a tendency towards a shorter work day and work week Avoid underestimating the value of small amounts of time available for self improve ment day to day week to week and year to year Time is a valuable asset to educated people It may be most important in shaping your life . 0 f I 0 . . . , . . , . . . . , . , 9 - 2 , . ' ' 'Af i ' Q I ' Q I I . ' I . , 3 . .. K ' I ig V I 5 Q . . . v I ' V. ' ' f a , W ' ' if ' ,. , , . G - 4 U . 3 ,, Q Vg 1 . f , . . . ' 5' , ' I' ., ' ' A rf' , Up- , A V ' ' . . ,kg -e I ., Ju.. . , nl f' X 4 ' ' e, -C . ' 'g f . . 1 - - ' - f ul f it rl, 9. A . l . and from our vice-principals. You are now leav1ng Bok havxng completed a tra1n1ng program geared to quahfy you for a spec1fic kind of work We are glad to congratulate you and to wlsh you succew rn your field of work Llfe IS more than bexng prepared for work IU some type of lndustry It requlres congen1al l1v1ng w1tn others Thrs demands frlendlmess and cooperat1on and serv1ce that all may be happy It IS our hope that durlng your years at Bok you have dlscovered that preparatlon for llfe IS more than preparatlon for a Job Be useful and helpful to others Keep ID m1nd that servlce to others w1ll reward you 1n a far more lastmg and sat1sfy1ng way than the flnanclal rewards you w1ll rece1ve for your labor You have been tra1ned to earn a l1v1ng You have al o been tra1ned to l1ve a lzfe The complet1on of your course at Bok IS an accompl1sh ment of wh1ch you should be proud Now you may say to your famlly frxends or busmess assoclates I am a hlgh school graduate Your ach1evement IS one upon wh1ch I wlsh to congratulate you personally I should also l1ke to remxnd you that graduatxon IS often called commencement because truly It IS the commencement of adult llfe Wlth 1ts prlvzleges and respons1b1lxt1es Are you to l1ve as a good c1t1zen of th1s country ID an uprlght and God fearlng manner? Are you to be one whom people wrll respect7 Or are you to be one who w1ll comprom1se wxth truth and honor? I s1n cerely hope and pray that you have been started on the road to being a good and respected CICIZCD The flag of the june class has emblazoned upon It the words Courage Courtesy Learmng May you all have the courage to do that NVl'11Cl'1 IS r1ght and to stand for your convlctlons may you always 1n all ways practxce that courtesy expected of a lady or a gentleman and may you use the learmng you have acqu1red 1n order to gaxn mastery ln your vocatlon Frank L. White and a , , ' 1 O O I O I George E. Wllllams Y . . . . Q. U, . 4 3 3 5 . - - - . ss 11 . .... , , f . - 4 . , 4 A . I l ' 3 . . S . It wrll be proved to thy jace that thou hast men about thee that usually tal o a noun and a verb and such abornmable words as no Chrzstzan ear can endure to hear HMVIP you Have sworn or three years term to lwe with me My ellow scholars and to eep those statutes Tlldt are recorded m thas schedule here Lo 2: s L nouns Losr A school IS a place for teachmg and learnmg That place can be any sort of bu1ld1ng It m1ght be the l1ttle red school house of h1story books or lt mxght be one of the fine new projects of glass and alum1num that spread across the landscape Or the place m1ght be one of d1gn1ty and handsomeness, graced Wlth the certam aura that over twenty years of servxce can g1ve to a bulldxng l1ke Bok But no matter what sort of physzcal plant a school IS no school however large or new or grand can be of any value unless two 1mportant factors are present a good faculty and a good student body The Bok Faculty IS a good one It 1S one of great var1ety It combmes experlence, depth and learmng w1th personallty and a brmght outlook Above all, lt has the ab1l1ty to pass on to Bok students the torch of knowledge Here on these next pages are the faces of the men and women you perhaps worked wlth dur1ng your stay at Bok Mary T Addlson .l0Seph Alford Edward A Altlerl Ervcusn PHYSICAL EDUCATION Rnnu. Suns D I I Cd' najvr rh Ettore Antonelh Edmund H Argennen Augustus Arutfo Woonwomt COORDINATOR TAILORING I KING EN , Arr II 0 Q . O O . l . li v ' A ' ' 9 a n O I , w -' , b-11 ir'cor of Sudent Banking, Coach uf ua of Vaults Base d of Rlarsily Basketball za oo all K , My father charged you gave me a. good eiugcggno-I1 B If a C u I t y jopephj Barron Mlldred L Bnhop Arthur B Boyer COMMERCIAL HOME ECONOMICS RESTAURANT PRACTICE fllenrzd In January 19601 Ggy i Anme D Caldwell james P Campbell Margaret J Canovaro Stanley R Capkm MATHEMATICS SOCIAL STUDIES COMMERCIAL Am' MUSIC Dxrector of the Chou' and Glee Club if in Ralph R Capozzolx Manuel E Ciflxh Donald Chambers BOOKKEEPING COORDINATOR WOODWORK i Wlulllll H. Cmacy June H. Cooper Anna E. Corrado MACI-IINB CONSTRUCTION Locum LADY' PHYSICAL EDUCATION S onsor of the Class of january '6l, lynch of Glfll' Basketball, Softball, and Volleyball Teams . . . to ' ' . . . O I C C l O v' 6 -, . V' 55- can f ,fdxyktifif I -flak--' C 2 4. 2 gf If - ,Ill ' ,. ,l 1, 4 I , 1 X ' My H, ffl .A -' ff' 'X ' ' 'fjif'-1 .Q A I rmtgrxsgq f A 'Ll l ,lk nl QL' t ,dal 'W , 9 1 , ' Il . -I 7 4 . J-,xx Y' ' ' La I wlll . . . look upon your lines. . . . a C u t y . . 0 Two GENTLEMEN or VERONA Robert B Dale PLLMBING Fred T DHVIS Claudxa DelBello UPHO1-STERY POWER OPERATINQ , :V 'Y l 'D ' Abigail Daly Aesxsrmvr Dlnotor of thu. School Stor Allce B Dans DREwMAx1M Anthony J DelCampo MLQIC Duutur of th Band johnT Dlclue BOYS COLTNSELOR Francls DlGlovanm OPTICAL Mncumucs Wg? Meyer Edoif PHYSICAL EDLQAT1ox ld V 5 y S r Sponsor zhg Club of january 60 ya o-4' orence D Dodd William A Dodd BEALTY CLLTbRh -XLTOMOBILL lVlLCHKNIC,N 'gm Joseph C Ferrante Mane Gepper! Davnd Goodwm Mxrmiwmcs REQALRANT PRACTIQL -'xuromoaxua MECHANICS Assxstant Coach of JV Football Y ' A-All W . 4 . 1 ' ' l V Q ' lr ' ,- . K J 'W , ' . 5 J 7 v 1 , , V- C 'fx'g4 52, 1 L - iff 'W 1 ,uf , I , .. 3552: Y V . lj ',' :ef , fl ' 3 .1 3 Fl . ' ' , A V V V V 4 ' D . I . ,' 'Q ' X ' , Gil Af' P ' 1 fl' -to 'T 5' ., 5 ' 'El , 'V ',V X' Lf,g-,gil 1 X 1 N, , - 'K V l .Q A X A v Av 1 J A v K, 1' cl! of 'ar 1! ' fuccu , of ' 'You wzll be schoolmaater and undertake the teachxng F TAMING or THE Snnw G c u y X:-I Charles Gunda Ernest Frank Gunn Ehzabeth C Hardesty REMEDIAL PHYSICAL Em cfmox ENGLISH GIRLS COLNSELOR A:sIs!anr Coach of Football Sponsor uf DIrLctor of Th Cm mmau thc Class of Junz. 6 ku 1 5-pa Monroe Heacoqk Dolores M Hunter Cha,-le, M Imenzo Harry Jackson ASSISTANT CHILD CARE TAILQRING WOODWORR Harry O Jacobs Helen M Jones Al9X3l1d0l' Kal' Ev LIQI1 AND MATHINIATICQ COORDINATOR MECHANICAL DRAFTIW Zire' 2 Ai 7 15 II! 'VN fvx Q---v Benjamm Kollman I-0Sll2 Kramer Grace D Kurtz Scmwcs ELECTRICITY SLNIOR SECRETARY Fa ulty Ruth A Lauifer DRESSMAKING an Maryw PHYSICAL EDUCATION Sponsor of the Class of june 61 DI rector of Dance Cub Student GuIdea an Student Ushers Jerome I Leventhal DISTRIBUTIVE EDLCATION 3'-I Q3 3m Sr-4 if-. QS' ,314 32 33 go IAS. '13 55 35. FF fu -z 3 D Q- es 1 ... cu cu ul' Arthur Lee SHEET METAL x tb Q l Q.-,, SamuelD Levm and here more profit THE Tzuvesr 3-sq Herbert M Lemmon SOCIAL STUDIES Ira Lewls PHYSICAL EDUCATION Chaxrman of PhysIcal Educatxon D AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS partment Coach of Track and Cross Country Teams DIrector of the Honor Roll SOCICIY H-5325? HIUY E Madden Afmi-nd Mincmeul james E Mandolxa COORDINATOR DRIVER EDDCATION MATHEMATICS fR6l1l'6d H1 .lamlafy 19603 Coach Of Gymnastrcs and Tenms Teams D. Ralph F Mama Thomas McMaster RADIO AND TELEVISION SOCIAL STUDIES DIKCCIOI' of the Camera Club MosIc Squad, and Stage Crew 15 409 'Q' Eleanor R Megaro REMEDIAL READING Sponsor of the Class of june 60 Charles L Muller RESTAURANT PILACTICE . , I o o o o o o . . . . 1 A ,f M537 ' K . -' ':' R K ,. ,,,j'L9,:xf,-ie ja FM, ICQ . - I ' D ' f 5 ' ,T - - RA if 4 ,I 1 ,fm '-, 3. ' ' 013 ' V 'xt' , , , ' 1 I x , . 1 ,- 'A . ta 5.555 C - J ,Hsin , -.4 ,-TEELEE I- . -, .'1?,?Q.fl,i'3r5F:tr7 .jab J gh 1,1 ,ik ,,5:gAi5 , an , , X - 23jg,7i sw:iz95,- avi 54,9 - 'Q eg 3125 Zz 1,'if'?'afq ftkliy' 55,-ww T' H ' .I . -: 11.-,., - r 12 'ff -I.?g,1r,, :L SL, , 1 wi. ' I . if f'5gkif.I ,T WH- V A v . . . . I ' C' - , d I A u ' S . 0 , ' I R .QQ , -. -'I ' . . x f' . , , 1 5 X ll , 2 x f i 1 3 -- V. Q.-. -X. I ug ' a 0 une through the deeds of 'men a C u I t y L! li' Jessie E Morrls Herman MOYFISOD Mlchael O Bnen BEAUTY CULTLRI ACTING COORDINATOR CL STODIAN 3-f'J Nr John Pendmo PHYSICAL EDLCATION C nach of Vu' Ity Footbdl Morris H. Reid ENGLISH RADIO AND TELEVISION SCIENCE Paullne Relsner Domemc Repxce Lois B. Rettew NURSE COMMERCIAL CHILD CARE To me she speaks, she moves me for my theme. a C u t y Q g Q COMEDY or Emmons William Rice Margaret P. Robertson Eleanor Rogers WELDING DRESSMAIQING GIRLS, COUNSELOR Esther L Schnender BEAUTY CLLTURE Edward B Rosenblum AUTOMOTIVE MAINTENANCF Morrls B Sellers Paul Shallcross BOYS COL NSELOR COORDINATOR Judith Shanelield Lucy G Sheehy LOUIS A Sllverstem COMMERCIAL ENGLISH ENGLISH 41- Fofflme SPU885 Salvatore Squzllace MATHEMATICS AND SCHLNCE SOCIAL STUDIES 1'4 Wg? Mar1onL Steet ENGLISH DII ctor If Adjustment and Trade lxploratory l'Im.ranIs lRLtIrLd Ill May 19610 Wllllam R Stephens SCILNCE AND SOCIAL STUDIIQN ,L V fi X. ' . f!. , . , ., I . . 1 -v I' N 'cf Q31 fi if '1 ' N Q '. A V I i 2 A' I I ' Y... :L Q 5 ,L , - J A - Q fx V: - , t A Q ' . Af, .lf :V :Ak ,HQ . , E' sf 7 ..II I' - 4 ... mr 'J 745 I 'I I- ' , l I' c I ' ' 3 I , Exccedmg wxse farr spo en 'ilievog-P Frank D Stewart BOOKKEEPINC AND TYPIING He was a scholar a mpc and a good one and persuading F a C u I t y KING HINIY V I Vera K Stewart Milton C Sussman ENGLISH AND MATHEMATICS COORDINATOR SVS' I! - I' Samuel Tachner Louis Trauifer john M Urban Clara Urso SOCIAL STLDIES AND MATHEMATICS DRIVER EDUCATION DKESSMAKING MATHEMATICS BN Dolores S Vannom ENGLISH Sp mor of IhL Class of january 6 Georgianna White ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES A Wglngg-ad F Cleklentl WB!! SCIENCE MACHINE CONSTRCCTIOR Charles F. Williams Katherine E. Williams COORDINATOR PHYSICAL EDUCATION lllctirecl in june l960l aculty . . Lmwood H Willis William T Will! Horace C Woodland Socun. STUDIES AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS ENGLISH Theodore Wnght Clayton W Wylam John 1 Zaccarla Au'roMoBn.E MECHANICS COORDINA1-on Socuu. Srunnzs Director of Student Assocmxon a message to the Seniors of 1960. It has taken us three years to complete our trammg at the Bok Voca txonal Techmcal School As we look back they have been short years much shorter than they appeared to us when we first sat 1n the school aud1tor1um and were 1ntroduced to our new teachers Yes we can truthfully say that for the most part hey have been happy years We worked hard to attam a bas1c trammg m our chosen trades we played v1gorously on our school teams we matched our sk1ll rn 1ntra mural compet1t1ons we stud1ed 1D related classes to ach1eve our d1plomas Few of us falled to take advantage of the noon day mov1es and dances If the old saylng that All work and no play makes Jack a dull boy 15 a true one then there are very few Jacks IH the pages of th1s yearbook We know that our memorxes of Bok w1ll be pleasant ones and we s1ncerely hope that our teachers w1ll remember us even as we w1ll not forget them We further hope that many of the fr1endsh1ps made durmg our school years w1ll be lastmg ones and perhaps 1ncre se Wlth our matunty from the staff and moderator of your yearbook THE CRAFTSMAN 1960 o I , f ' s 9 A ' a L . 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Love thyself last chensh those hearts that hate thee Cormptzon wms not more than honesty 6 n d a m e S S a 9 e Stall an thy nght hand carry gentle peace 'To salence enuzous tongues Be just and ear not Let all the ends thou ann st at be thy country s from the sponsor ThyGodsandtruths vu of January s class Meyer Edoff Gwe me that man That as not pass1on's slave, and I will wear ham In my hea1t's core Hmu.n'r Wxth thxs copy of your yearbook go my very best w1shes to each of you At gradua tron you were all told many tlungs and your parents and frxends all had much good ad vxce for you at that most xmportant mrlestone rn your careers May I add at th1s t1me some more advxce perhaps some that you were not glven earher but whxch nevertheless I feel ber of the physlcal educatlon department to stress fa1r play and the 11ke however my ad vxce IS thxs don t lose your sense of humor We lxve m ser1ous tlmes and everythrng about hfe IS ser1ous You are sure to learn as years go by that you really need a sense of humor to help you through ddhcult perxods It IS a wonderful glft to be able to see the humorous slde of thmgs especlally when everytlung seems darkest I don t mean to mfer that you must always act hke a come dxan or that you need to be a lauglung fool thereby losxng a sense of proportxon, propn ety and value Rather I mean to suggest that the abrhty to laugh at ourselves to see the bnghter and hghter slde to have the faculty for easlng tense and trymg sxtuatxons Wxth a real sense of humor m1ght be what each one of us needs for xt helps to set up a fine bal ance on many an occas1on Agam my best wxshes to you and keep that sense of humor' ' ' ' ' I . ' . : Q Q l Kula Hznlv I I O 0 0 ' I 9 . I . 9 lnll raalta 54 . . ' . ' at IS rmportant. NOW you mlght expect a mem' . . , . ' 5 , ' I . ' 9 a , . ,g I 9 , I , - here are the officers ROBERTA RILEY of January 1960 K MMR. JOAN Msmzrrr GEORGE OTEY HERIQER1' IQENSEY ANNE DI CIOCCA A 'I lT and naw we present The Class of Janua ry 1960 . . FILOMENO AGUILAR 1717 South 19th Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Calvmetma mg Actwztrcs football Team Gymnastxcs Student Guxcle and Track Team GOLDIE MAY BELL 1213 Catherme Street OO BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCH Dressma mg fi NATHAN AUSTIN 2029 Wilder Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabinetmaking .-f 'Q JUANITA BLACKWELL 2256 North 12th Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture GEORGE MONROE BATTLE 10 South 42nd Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenancc Actwxty Gymnastxcs DORIS BLOUNT 1608 Willow Avenue BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture I W I . L . Ii' 5 f , f. vftuiii V. r ,, I. A iq up I 'xi 5 , J - PHYLLIS BOWMAN 1228 West Rush Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Activity Section Banker LEROY BOWMAN 436 Monroe Street ROSA LEE BOYER 2508 Jackson Street BART'-ETT 131105 HIGH SCHUOL BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL um 111 A 8 Distributive Education CUUWY MUVIE Squad Activity Section Banker JOHN R. BRADFORD 1623 North 13th Street STODDART-FLEISCHER JR. HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Art Activity: Student Association Member. JEAN PAULINE BRODIE 8516 Bartram Avenue TILDEN jUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commncial Course Activities: Bokettes, Glee Club, and Sec' tion Oificer JOHN FRANCIS BROOKE 2615 South Colorado Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Plumbing Activity: Band. WILLIE LEE BROWN 1028 Seybert Mall AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Construction Actuntxcs Cross Country Team Soccer Team and Track Team WILLIS BROWN SON LEVI BUNION 323 BQ Fltzwater Street BARTLBTT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Restaurant Pracnce Wye 51 1 Washington Avenue BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL mf, NORMA JEAN BURKE 729 South Mildred Street BARTLETT ,IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chald Care Aczwmes Sectxon Banker and Volleyball Team Upholstery JAMES FRANKLIN BURTON 1425 South Mole Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenance Actwxty Basketball Team HAROLD BUTLER 2403 North 24th Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Art Actwmcs Bok journal Staff Section Olli cer Soccer Team Tea Commlttee and Tennxs Team : ' , , . aswam it - ' H :W ,asv . . r 2 ZW -,1'5f ,fi .gqswqg I swf? 5- -i:,e' 71t 7l' ' ' I E lH'fz1!B122 'ffw,fv1 I' A ' raft 1 51 e- f R '-1?-:ff.7H-'f'!v:.-J V -I f ' --'Q-If.. .i',zg3g'1v - ., .I I - 1 4 . gm - I ,Iwi 1 f KM: ff : , f , , , LOUIS GLENN BUTTS 2627 Latona Street AUDENRILD JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenance fe, sz' MILTON EDWARD CADDELL 1506 South 24th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenance MICHAEL CALABREE 705 HoEman Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructzon To be possess cl wxth double pomp To guard a tztle that was rrch before To glld refined gold to pamt the lily To throw per ume on the utolet To smooth the rce or add another hue Unto the rambow or wzth taper hght To seek the beauteous eye of heaven to garnrsh Is wasteful and rzdzculous excess KING Jour: -i JOHN CAMPBELL 340 Emily Street OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL SCHOOL Sheet Metal MADELINE CASTILEAN 1733 South 12th Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwmes Student Guxde and Student Usher ANTHONY C CAVICCHIA 2442 South 12th Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industrnal Electncmty Actwmes Band Baseball Team and Prom Commlttee fa 1512 wwfff we 5? .Ze ARLENE CIRIGLIANO 9951 Vex-ree Road MARTIN SCHOOL Commsrcxal Course ANNIE MAE DANIELS 822 South Sth Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course Actwmes Executnve for a Day, Inter Trade Sporte, Prom Coxnmlttee, Sectlon OiIicer, Student Association Secretary, and Year' HARRY COHEN 2612 South 2nd Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmctma mg 1 av DAVID O CORZEN 2028 Fernon Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industnal Electnctty Actwttaes Cross Country Team Movne Squad Soccer Team Stage Crew and Yearbook Staff CARRIE! DAVIS 1128 South Marshall Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressmakmg book Staff lo bn' FRANCIS THOMAS DAVEY 403 South 26th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL lndusmal Electncny Actwtty Inter Trade Sports 'Mn , HF :W ea' , ..,,. I W CHARLOTTE BEATRICE DAVIS 706 South Randolph Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actunty Inter Trade Sports ERLENE DIGGS 1745 North Bambrey Street VAUX ,IUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Actwmes Bo journal Staff Inter Trade Sports Llbrary Alde Prom Commlttee and Sectlon Officer rx Z RONALD CHARLES DAVIS 5841 Cedar Avenue FURNESS IUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Radw and Teleusaon Acmmes Band and Student Guxde 65 if CORA DEAN DIX 1702 Naudam Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dxsmbutxte Educatxon Actxvxtxes Badmlnton Team Dance Club Sectxon Banker and Sectxon Officer X figs 0' 1' 3 ANNA LOUISE DI CIACCO 2509 South Rosewood Street SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actzvmes Class TreaQurer Fashlon Show Key Commxttee Luncheon Committee Prom Committee Sectxon Officer Student Assoclatxon Ofhcer Student Gulde and Tea Commxttee BURNISTINE DIXON 3010 West Nevada Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chxld Care 'M- . A auf y vi WEEDA DOUGLAS 1905 North 13th Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture X.- iffj g X33 4' 43, Wa ANNIE FERN DUKES 2713 South Marshall Street THOMAS JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Commenrxal Course Actwmes Glee Club Gym Office Secre tary Gym Show Inter Trade Sports and Jumor Prom Committee MELVYN FAUST 2347 Greenwich Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industnal Elecmczty Acmmcs JV and Varsxty Soccer Teams Stage Crew and Track Team -F if Al r 7. nerr.: 'J EARL RONALD FINGERMAN 2423 South 3rd Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mechamcal Dvaftmg PEARL FOSTER 2727 Latona Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Power Opcratmg Attwrty Dramatxcs Group X N '15 ROSE FRIANO 1806 South 12th Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwztv Student Guxde ?ia.i.1f.j't2gZ.g 'A . ',gg5Lzf' - n f'g f!f'f-'I 1'2 :fi '9 f x '1 'f f u al. 1,,Q,,-Iekml' 'A 4 'Z T-' - ri f'5 fe 1 ' A I I P Wfwi . -1w ,.w-- 79' 5- ,.f wi ,hfthfp -,.--1 ' w -. .V 1 , ' rw .f-qFfc...,fM f ff me .m,,, P , . . , .'. . , . , . ,. -- V . ,gtg--4 r ..-W mf,-', , I, ,A R5 ,W 5 ,fA,:x.,w,.?3 fn , x ,. -ff eg .,' -1 ggewczefg , Y 7 . . - ' - t, ' I :'1z,y' . fr .ef , 7 : a ' 'Q t ' ' Q ,Lf ' f . ' I 1' A.. .t 17' - 'I --g 11..,,,f: efe'f?, f' , , .4 L.:-:At : ?:'e-wen .. .1 l I 'v ,y r fx 'I-f. 1,,5Q1. 757- . .I H154 f f,l.f1'.:V' I ' ' I figwvigg 1, . . ,. iii ' ,wi 5 GX, .I ggy Ii , aifl' . iifft- ' ALBERT ADAM GARGANI 2333 Fernon Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industnal Elccmcxty Acttuty Gym Show -6 K Q-1 RICHARD GLADDEN 1539 North Franklin Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Restaurant PYGCIICC SAMUEL GARVIN 6252 Addison Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamte-nance ANDREW JAMES GRAHAM 5830 Warrington Avenue BARTRAM HICH SCHOOL Plumb:-ng .2 DOMENIC GIOVANETTI 933 Hoffman Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotu c Mamtcnancc 0,1 'Q ELSIE MARCELLA GRAY 5616 Walton Avenue AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrctal Course Actwntxcs Glee Club Honor Roll Socxety Inter Trade Sports Lxbrary Axde Nurses Axde and Sectxon Officer . .75 -typ: A . ' ' 4 , . f4-QP. A , I ,gk 5 H' I l , 2:'.1'f-?2.i,. Q I - K. F'-if-,-.f K, , K , t 5-gs 114 .2 s'?f1 i'1'.i?9' 1 'Lvl T612 x , - U cn. - 1-1, 1' fig'-1...... ff- V f 4 Il 1 t , Q .. . .- J i , Z , I ' K . -1 I I ' . . , ' ' , ' 1 I a - .,, . ua: , 2 7? RONALD LEROY GRIFFITH 135 West Washington Lane QAYRE JUNIOR HII H SLHOOL Commerczal Art ELROY HARRELL 1119 Chfton Street BURK SCHOOL Tallorzng JOSEPH GULLI 1103 Tree Street McCALL SCHOOL Automotive Mamtenancc Actwmes Band Honor Roll Society Prom Commxttee Sectxon Olicer and IV and Varsxty Soccer 551 ff ri ALFRED E HARMON 253 South Cecil Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Art Actwmes Deslgner of Class Flag an IV Football WILLIAM HARROP 3015 South Colorado Street ST RICHARD S SCHOOL Automotwe Mazntenance Actwmes Baseball Team and Football Team ALBERTA HARRIS 1357 South Melville Street SHAW JUNIOR HIVH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actmty Sectxon Banker 3 1 n 1 I f 'K I V I ,fi . I ' ,2J:.x W17W I 5'f - 1 - ' ,. -3,31 3 nfl lk ' ' ' V W . ' 4 'vt -iff fxglk A 7-7 ' ' ' F ' . ' ZT'a'1fQl7 ,gsm A ' H117 Q. flfl' sf ,efuf-W. - Q A , L1 - wail ,, ' ' ' 4.2, , 5 A A , v' - l ,f K a .- it I - A A-0 QM.: 'L . -NM., I SONIA HASKINS 906 B Parrish Street VARE JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Commercial An LENA GERALDINE HICKS 1243 South 15th Street IIARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SLHOOL Beauty Culture CECELIA SILLS HENDERSON 2207 Rubicam Avenue, Willow Grove SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Child Care +'f'w1fa-5 -.wg - tri: ll,-. , . , '1-'1..,', ' Inj SHIRLEY ANN HOWARD 2240 North Bancroft Street VAUX JUNIOR HIC,-H SCHOOL Commercial Course Actxwtxes Honor Roll Socxety Inter Trade Sports Nur es Axde and Student A o cnatnon Secretary ji, sf JOHN HARRISON HERMS 1520 South 26th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHKDL Mechamcal Dmftmg RICHARD HOWELL 36 North 36th Street SHAW JUNIOR HICH SLHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg EDWARD JACOBS 430 Cantrell Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Comme1c1al An KS 455 it-.- Gus s ,fr- LAMONTEZ ANN J ENNINGS 5613 Osage Avenue BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Good name an man and woman dear my lord Is the zmmedlate Jewel o then' souls Who steals my purse steals trash t1s somethmg nothmg 'Twas mme tus has and has been slave to thousands But he that filches rom me my good name Robs me of that whzch not ennches hum And makes me poor mdeed Orueuo THOMAS JOSEPH JACOBS 3815 North Sth Street ST MICHAEL s SCHOOL Restaurant Pmctxce GLORIA VIRGINIA JOE 748 South 57th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Activity Inter Trade Sports A LEON T JEKOT 3621 Earp Street ST MARY OI' CZBSTOHOWA SCHOOL Machme Constmctzon Actwmcs Baseball Team IV and Varsity Football and Track Team 'A-'Q Y'-v. 5' GWENDOLYN BETTY JOHNSON 1512 Kater Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Slxp Cover and D1ape1y ' u 1 f : ' . . l . , . . . 3 , . ' . I V , . , . , . , , 1 , 1 Aiiac .' H V f I ,f f, ,K -Nf:frfQu5,cgE2f434: V ' i ' ' , - 'I ff wtaiy, ' ' J-L'Jhn.f.A-:1::',1'1' f ' ' , ,.'1ffzr'm,'fwff ' - - - -cy- I 1 '1 A ff ' ' 1 A f ,, k,k5.X..- .f A '44 F , , ' X f ,ig ' , I 'K - X. , . A In x- . ,rf 'LN 4 .- yi . -.,.,. X .. I' I A u l 1 - g V 5 L, fl fir ' vf' f -S I I J ' rg. JAMES ROULON JOHNSON 5138 Hazel Avenue AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Indusmal Elcctncxty S. DAVID KELLUM 4237 Wen Sulea Street BEEBER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotive Maintenance PATRICIA EARL JOHNSON 3101 B Mxfflm Street AUDPNRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcml Course SHIRLEY KELLY 4505 Fairmount Avenue SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Power Operatmg Actwzty Gym Show fix :kmf GEORGE JOHN KEARNS 123 Rltner Street FURNES5 JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwc Mamtena-ncc .-nf' 3 haf wulwa HERBERT S KENSEY 1324 South 17th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOO Automotwc Mamtenance Actwmes Baseball Team, Class Vxce Presldent, Flag Commxttee, Honor Roll SOCICIY, Key Commxttee, Luncheon Com mxttee, Prom Commnttee, Sectxon Banker, JV and Varsxty Soccer Teams, Student Assocnatxon Officer, and Tnp Commxttee Lnfnfgwgw I .Fl QLF JX? V 417. ,jig -, 1-1-, ,,,-Qt. ,eq .A I ue. 11' ' if v ' I, . . fl 7 ,gQjQ'f v I , AI' I I vo' IK - .' -J-fiw - Q-:- WWw??M f , , fi- Ljy gfx' f ' iff ' ' QM? vgifjf: L S ' ' f , 5 , .lf in 'fb 'f vi' .l,QQi,3 434. . . ' L WALTER KING, JR 635 North 44th Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SFHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwtty Cross Country Team JOSEPH BERNARD KURTZ 146 Fernon Street ST STANISLAUS SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwmes Baseball Team Basketball Team Football Team Sectlon OfHcer and Student Gulde QQ' of 'S' ALFRED LEONARD 1013 South Bouvler Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Plumb:-ng EDNA MAE LOWE 5621 North Uber Street JOSEPH LEWANDOWSKI 1315 South Howard Street ST PHILIP NERI SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtcmmcc O QUEEN ESTHER LEWIS 1900 Chnstnan Street BARRA FT JUINIUR HIC H SC HOOL Commenull Student Atmztx Secretary m Neterxn Ofhce STODDART FLEISCHER ,IR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcml Course Actwmes Banking Secretary Bo jour-nal Staff Honor Roll SOCICYY Inter Trade Sports junxor Realtor Nurses Aide Re tall Salesg1rlforaDay Student ASSOCIH tion Representative and Student Asso clatxon Secretary JAY 'Mis-.a JOSEPHINE MACCIOCCA 2918 South 15th Street MCCALL SCHOOL Beauty Culture Acmzty Student Guxde LUELLA McCLENDON 6043 Vme Street SHOEMAKER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Acm tty Softball Team DAVID BERNARD MADDREY 8217 Brewster Avenue TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructxon Actwxty Sectnon Banker PATRICIA McCUTCHEN 2718 Welt Lehxgh Avenue VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOO Commercxal Course Acuvmes Bok Journal Staff Inter Trade Sports Junior Realtor Library Aide Sec tion Banker and Section Oicer JOHN MASON 2427 Manton Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHXI. Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwztzes Cross Country Team Sectnon Officer and Track Team ROBERT THEODORE MCDONALD 6130 North 17th Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mechamcal Draftmg Actwtty Tenms Team 3 Q '- ' 5 A -1. t A - 1. I .Mr ,z ., L. I I 'r,' 1 - . ' ' I it , , .N . . . L ! ' 3 4 ' S 1 .. r , - ' WAYNE S McGLOTTEN 2044 Watkxns Street VARE JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Commefcxal Art RICHARD MITCHELL 1634 Montrose Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotue Mamtenance ACIlI1Ij Track Team raw JOAN MERRITI' 1308 South Mole Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcml Course Actxvztxzs Badmmton Team Bo Journal Staff Class Treasurer Dance Club Dra matxcs Group Execut1veforaDay Gym Show Honor Roll Society Inter Trade Sports Lxbrary Axde Luncheon Commit tee N O M A Prom Commxttee Sec tlon Ollicer and Student Assoclatmn Offlcer LAWRENCE MEYERS, JR 2300 West Dxamond Street, Apt 1203 AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radro and Tclcvrsxon Actwmcs JV Baseball Team and JV Football Team JOSEPH MODERSKI 30 Chrxstxan Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma. mg Actwmcs Football Manager Gymnastrcs and Soccer Team 4- DAVID MOORE 1523 South Hicks Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmermakmg GEORGE BERNELL OTEY JAMES LAWRENCE MORELAND 1732 South 28th Street AUDENR ED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmctma ang if' in 1 17 South Ruby Street SKYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotne Mamtfnancc Acmmes Class Preqdent Cross Country Team Dramauc Group Flag Commxttee Jumor Prom Commxttee Key Commxttee Luncheon Comm1ttee Prom Commxttee Sectxon Banker Sectlon Officer Student Asgocratron Preudent Student Gurde Tea Commlttee Track Team and 'Trap Commlttee ROGER DAVID PEMBLETON 4336 Parrish Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOI Sheet Metal CARL J OESCHGER JR 117 Daly Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radzo and Teleuszon Actwmes JV and Vamty football Teama NICHOLAS PERRUPATO 435 Dudley Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwc Maxntenancc 4122 .1 T ANTHONY PETTIN E 1819 South 23rd Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Au tom olive Maintenance DAISY POUGH 242 Monroe Street IKARTLETT JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Power Opemtmg EUGENE LEE POWELL 615 South 10th Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotive Maintenance -RQ 'No WILLIAM RALPH 2032 South 6th Street SOUTH IHILADEI PHIA HICH SCHOOL Plumbmg, but ROGER ARNOLD REDDICK 517 South 24th Street SKYRF JUNIOR Hlf H Sf HOOL Ta1Im'mg A mme: B1 d V and X1r1ty a e In mm C' fxountrv Team an Trxck Team iff EDWARD PRYOR 1024 South 25th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Pamtmg and Paperhangmg PERICLES JOHN RENGEPIS 1236 South Peach Street SHAW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industrml Elecmmty LAWRENCE W RIDDICK 1217 South 22nd Street BARRATT IUNIOR HICH SCHOOL rIlL11lOT1TLg Actwutzes Ba ketball Team Football Team and Track Team LEONARD RILEY 1929 Gen-in Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Weldmg DAVID ROBINSON 1536 Dxckmaon Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actzunes Cross Country Team Movxe Squad and Track Team :MW ROBERTA RUTH RILEY 2923 South Felton Street TILDEIN JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Beautv Culture Actwmes Clas Secretary Prom Com m1ttee School Store A551 tant Section Oillcer and Student Guxde TI-IELMA ELIZABETH ROBINSON 2701 Alter Street Cluld Care Actwntses Gxrls Basketball Team Glee Club Softball Team and Volleyball Team fiffm ax Q, HEDY LORBTTA ROBINSON 104 Shunk Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course BRENDA N ROPER 1350 North 10th Street WILLIAM PENN HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture RONALD R SESSOMS 1728 Bainbridge Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabznetmakmg WILLIAM LEROY ROTHWELL 6016 Pme Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg REBECCA MAE SCOTI' 727 South lnh Su-ee: BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerczal Course Actxvmes Gym Show Inter Trade Sporti Llbrary Axde Secretary of Boys Gym and Student Guide RONALD ALFONZO SEWELL 213 Montrose Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machine Constructton Actwzty Movxe Squad KENNETH HYDEN SHEPHERD 1722 Alter Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwmes Cross Country Team Gym nagtlcs and Track Team YVONNE SHERWOOD 6108 Callowhxll Street STODDART FLEISFHER JR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg W? I we M' F-MQIQIFQQ, EVELYN RUTH SMITH 5032 Pme Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Home Economics Actwmes Glee Club and Inter T Sportq rade OSCAR SIMPKINS 5717 Nassau Street TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Art HERMAN SPAN 1704 Rodman Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Indusmal Elecmczty X MARY ELLEN SKINNER 5746 Cherry Street SHOEMAKER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressmakmg Y BARBARA LEE SPARKMAN 885 North 49th Street BARRA I'T JUNIOR HILJH SLHOOL Commercial Coxuse Actwmes Inter Trade Sports and Lxbrary Aide . . ,,. ,. , ,Q .,.,,M, A f5,,5,,gm'-+31 .f -. - ff if 'Q ,. f, 'A i, '- ,fhrpjur ft I A ' 'X 5,75 . '4ESFzi,,L,gt.. N- - ,' .r .1 'Ti-5555: 4 .jg .1156 , L 'Af V v, .- . ur? 'j'. V ' I 'F-Ii4?i?.?'iValifflf' 12'-' grfjf 3 fha, 'e W- -ffigfvp-Qg 1 :air-,- ,:e . . ' 'ge - . ',:M,gf11p.'yz2,' W ' ' n-'esfw 74' 5 . . I as I 4 it gf .1 Ka' A A ' E ' . I Q - ' .+I .. .4- S ' ,' W ' '1 1' I-' ,. 2 , ' I' . . . 4 . ' 4 an ' ' ' - 4 ROMAINB SPRIGGS 2119 South 6th Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Distrxbutwe Education Acttwties Badminton Team Dance Club Sectxon Banker and Sectxon Officer JEAN STRATTON 1134 South Sydenham Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Activities Honor Roll Socxety and Stu dent Gurde JOHN STB FAN IC l 17 Porter Street FURNBSS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Optical Mechanics . . . tell this youth what 'tis to love. It is to be all made of sighs and tears, It is to be all made of faith and service It is to be all made of fantasy All made 0 passion and all made o wishes All adoration duty and observance All humbleness all patience and impatience All purity all trial all obetsance Ancl so am I or her Aa You Luce Ir Nw ANNIE L STRINGFIELD 1443 South Napa Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actxutxes Honor Roll SOClCtY Inter Trade THOMAS THORNTON STILL 6131 Yocum Street SHAW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmalqmg Activity Soccer Team CYNTHIA STROTHERS 1 14 North Vodges Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Sports and Varslty Softball Team f , V : TI I 'H U f ' , f Q 1 rf I 1 t I . . . . I - 1 I . 1' s 1 : 1 . , , ' ' : - . . 1 4 1 kl ' 3 , I1 A gtk, 7 , . U' ' .cyl . 4' U, 3 ri' J .V I I . V. . : . , ' E Y A I 1 . 4 , ' . . . , , , K '. , 'Q' 1 4 . I V I it f 1.4 1 In If 4,wma4-xr - .. , , I. hw 5'-ydv PETER TAGLIAVIA 1923 South 8th Sn-ee: FURNESS UNIOR HIGH SCHOOL J Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwmes Baseball Team Soccer Team and Student Gulde BARBARA RUTH WARLICK 2431 Federal Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture i LIZZIE MAE TRAPP 531 Dudley Strea FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressmaking .-EW COLISTA WARRING 4931 Chancellor Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Cornrnerczal Course Actxvmes Bo Journal Staff Honor Roll Soclety Inter Trade Sports L1brary Axde Prom Commxttee Sectlon Officer and Student Assocxatxon Secretary LINDSAY B WALTOWER 522 Carpnter Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructzon Actwxty Movxe Squad MARIE WASHINGTON 619 South 19th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Restaurant Practxce .P C I ' A V D - I I . I ' ' f A r' .A 4.5 k , ,gl U JANET TI-IERESA WATKINS 3614 Ohve SUM BEVERLY IRENE WHITAKER SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1160 South Cleveland Avenue Commerczal Art BERKELEY HIGH SCHOOL Actwmes Glee Club Honor Roll SOCICIY ABERDEEN N C and Student GUICIC 'Pl Commefczal Course CARL WHITE 5822 Osage Avenue LORNMAN SCHOOL Commerczal Art ANNIE MAUDE WHITAKER 6011 Spruce Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actwxtxes Inter Trade Sports and Section Banker MILDRED WHITESIDE 1113 Clifton Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Drcssma mg Acmmes Honor Roll Socxety Inter Trade Sporte and Sectxon Banker was J lm ' DORIS WHITLEY 1450 N0l1h 27th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerczal Coufse Actxwtxes Bo Journal Staff Glee Club Inter Trade Sports Llbrary Axde Prom Commlttee and Section Oicer l I xl Z- ' .I vy Q , yn ' i , .,. . k ' U Y . , RICHARD KENNETH WOODEN 1614 West Stlles Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg 2, flag? 'SF RONALD WRIGHT 6039 Spruce Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtcna-nce Actwmes Cross Country Team and Track Team i 32 JAMES CLINTON WOODLYN 3970 Wyaluslng Avenue VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Auromozxve Mamrenance Actwny Soccer Team 3'- REGINALD YARBROUGH GEORGE ARTHUR WYNN 927 South S tfeel VA,?,QuKJ:?5',Q'IfHH:'H,vg't3',f,f,OL BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radm and Teleuswn Pamt 8 and Papffhanging Acrnnv Baseball Team Affmfy Movie Squad .... . -sd F! ...qf S Vv'e cu-ry not L1 heart with us from hence o Thar grows nur m fair consent with oursg Nov' leurs not one behind that doth not wish Succew and conquest to attend on us. . . Vlvvsivv, '.5 '54? f .'f11n1 KING HENRY V ' A s S r fx N fu fl-4 fix W f fr Pa 1 7 H! PRO AN 3 m Ln YJ-1 Om -I Pwku Prdud: N 2 'nn L u m-in Pomy md Qvumfnn h N0 n D Mayor Fiwvd Eiga bm by Nunn hymn 2 Fur. n Smut mn S1uSvxmL I Bmw u K-INQLA win Un ru Munn Sn Uh: :mo an umm 4'uevzdbyilOei1n1x Ln V num b A-In nm:-1 uLWf.Lnvxn-xifoo Nfl- 'MBNA ly CLASS yn-x an X960 vm Bon umm s must Sv: mn Emu-v Www-nwm-1 Naomi M..-w ca lb. and ay P-b H fl- .1 0. 4: nk U- X3 C7 'x,f 1, Q42 our Senior Tea Fan' thoughts and happy hours attend on you' MLKCHANT or Vnucz lz e enough Ill stay or dmner And for supper too Rxcmuw III 1 the coo helps HLNRH IV P ru' II Here here here 5 an excellent place here we Ma5 see them moat bralely I ll tell you them All by thelr namea as they pubs by Tnouus A D CRLSSIDA S' N fl'-5 ,z ...and our Senior Luncheon A good digestion to you all. Kms Hnxnv VIII I must eat my dinner! Tm: Tmnnsr Set on, and leave no ceremonv out. JULIUS Cfxrsfm I Y -if Lui- f5n 1 11 .- 5 ' , L ' .5 misf,-I 4 X'-X xi' n I fb., l'x JNL ACTIVITIES AROUND BOK f'1fmkw1 . . Student Association . . 'G 1 I f . f 2 In r 'F In 5? ' I I 0 jr 1. Q - ' Y ... . A r Sh- , 51 'fl 3. .. the January Class Trip to Washington, D.C. . .L-..- w- uv' 1 . LE, ,, i i 4' the Journal staff xxxYl1df15Iil6 -'7 . . . Roll Society. . . 9 Gfizpres the Gym Show and Library Aides 1 x 5: 1 'x I 1 4 . ' ' ' A, f f-' ia, V 7,1 - , . f '- . Agff', ' ,-4 ,. -.' the June Class Trip to Washington, D.C. . . Therefore, my lord, go travel whzle . . . P I g . HAIL dw I ll L . Boks Glee Club and Cholr . . W 'D3,:r some of our related classes What' At your boo s so hard7 KING Hama VI PAH' III Absent thee from el1c1ty awhile Hman I too great pams to study If 'I'wn1.rrH Nlonr I am 1ll at these numbers HAMLH My language? Heavens' am the best o them that spea thls speach' THE Tauvnsr Hast thou no understandmg or thy cases And the numbers o the genders? Show me now some declenslons o your pronouns' He IS a better scholar than I thought he was' THE Manly Wxvns or WINDSOR Words words words HAMLET O let the hours be short' Kms Hxmxv IV PAH ll . k . f ' I f l k ' I f , f I ' f ll ft 5 s s gf ' ' . 0' ' 'ICA 4 A I Q EIL. . th 4-. , A if , I 3. 'c 7' r .5 W 'i' . -- X X x , a' 4 s., . 5 K, X4N?'x s u x 1- 1, he Va-' 1 O as , f 0 'L 1 ' 5 , I '- + . , Z.. in Q 'Q- F xx' ' '1g f1ff?. A- Q31 ,Af wx ' A-A 'I in gl .--iii. x, , s us . -ff ,,, . , -,M , A.. , '-. , - x .4 n'e,NwQ g:-' ', 'f' ,.,.. - 2 - 5 Q il-..v ' ' 'Q-e 5,lh ' 4 ' iq. W A mx i JNJQJ-vw 1-471, ' . m ly, , el. . ' .r 5 -'Hn K . ,AV W ,L , 'Af -- ,- .-5 nm 9'-N --'fa ',,',i.g 'Af ' ,ly . . '.' ' . 1 M, .. Q- . -.-1-Q' . w.+...- . -fx ' , . , 1 -M-A -h -,1--g- ,p-Q., '- 4 , +0 X... W .ggs ' XFN-f , .uh Q ' . Q 's Aiiblixx ., 'xi' :Af . , Q, x N M .QV ixfipp. 2 s . ' N , A V -- A ' 'I' ' QS- 'h:-Nw -.. 3 .N , j gif ww' M N -H wif Qs--.1 'j-'Jig-., j, lxywx-4 W 4 -- wh-L ' f P 'A V 'Ek 11--IPKS -Si-w-5' 'L-' N- if Q., 'rr o 1 A Q nfl' nf L 5- n. Cz-J -239 --Iv 5 'if tn. X , fat c I .D xgzhgir- .--q . . . Baseball . . . E7 'KVHQA I 34162- .. 'N Thou canst not hit it, my good man! 1' LovE's LABol:n's Lost ' .-... Would you had hit it too! Trrus Awmxomcus -Y, ,ff , N ' 1 l I 'kwa ' 335+-Q ' o -, , l sv ' A gg- Q M x Q5 f than 1 4 I Boy Y 1 RTI J ,af BASEBALL ' .ll Kneeling: Goodger, Delgado, Reyes, Pattinson and llielley. Second row: Coach Alford, Perez, Abbott, Perry, Booker, Quigley and jordan. Thxrd row: Leonard, D1Lossi, Huclak, Wntuchek, Horner and Burke. i :- .Pu lf.-,1-,ff - M.. , -no , , an..- A M - 1 Shoot, by heaven! Loves LABoL'k's Lo s apparent foul play. Kiss ,Ion Kneeling: jordan, Morales, Wxllxams Allen Brown and Stevens Slandmg Manager Bland Manager Nlxller Moyer Alston Hinton, Stanford, Goldsmith and jackson 13 ootball . . . FOOTBALL Kneeling: Jones, Vales, Miller Alston, Oeschger, Hudak, Quigley, Robinson, Ross and Gray. Stand- ing: Aguilar, Mami, Matthews, Robbins, DeFelice, Bland, Taylor, Coach Guida, DiLossi and Coach Pendino. . . . face to face . . . and frown' ing brow to brow . . . RICHARD ll There be some sports that are painful. THF. TBMPEST FOOTBALL Kneeling: Elliot, Washington, S. Williaxns, jones, Bennett, Collins, Johnson, M. jackson, H. Wil- liams, Marquez, Smith and Booker. Standing: Moore, D. Williams, Martin, Howell, Brown, White, Gordny, Griiiin, G. Jackson and Coach Pendino. Good arms, strong joints . . . and nothmg so full of heart! Tnouus AND Cxnssim. Gymnastics A-av A YW rj 'X V Y 7 1 i Y Y YM' ..., ,, x ,. Q 'Lv' ' a -ji l i BUK :Q BO K ,BOX lx :ff 4--4 H X ' ? H bg Q 1 x X 5 6 I 1 X A Q K Al aa-'I ri GYMNASTICS Bottom: Parker, Federico and Maxwell. Sitting: Perry Sanders, Wright and Webster. Standing: Manager DiLossi, Brown, Ball, Elliot, Belden and Coach Mancinelli. . 3 I f -b.f if 3'4 g' , , ' I- sn' FQ. ff' n S fri, f, - r P A 5 SN Q 41 1. N D 1. . :I ,. . 'leg , - lu v,L a Q h ,.. ' jx ..,- .fr W-:ups ' ' ...gk.,..,- S . f Q - ..,.',,,.3.v.- V A ' l ' ' ' .. V - . ., g-. ' e ...Soccer... . . . TYIOFC To do bmre acts. , , Klsc Hamm' IV, Paar Il ,U -vu-5 . -., -1.014-'T rv I dare do all that becomes a mang V XXIIIO dares du more is none. , J A i- L. ffsf' M.acBETrx ' '- f ' ' X Then immlne the acczun of tHe tfgeff KING HENRY V I -CC - - .a..- - . .. mv- n Nav' -'rf' n- -as-H .N - '-' .1 A - . - . - .Q v.--,.-.- - . 7 ' 'A H Q f' -'--L.,-' - A ' ' '- - ' , . f -- x ,-.-U. 1, -1- -.-- fl- Q- -4.3 -.Ax ,---- ,.- . .1 , 1 .- 5 l 4 ,Nl xlvf, R .ny-,,:Vt... Q x .V H V' -Y U . aa ., 1 5 , -I vi - I a Q. - V . x. , ..X lff 5 ' ., , ' ,' '- : ....'.' - - , .1 .. Q Y ibm . ' n 1: :-w5', -f, 'i..'- Q , ' , . ,v-. ...-50. . - ., . . .52 . ' ' x -r ,-.L UU.: - ,Y wg,-'p.AN , L,-. ' ,K 'sf S , 4- '. fuyf 4 ,Phi I - -.- ' h I SOCCER Kneeling: Gulli, Edelman, Faust, Rucker, Smith and Bass. Standing: Baratta, D'Aversa, Kensey, Captain Wituchek, Stanford, Brown, Wenzel, Stanard and Stanton. A . . , Tennis balls' , . , Vflien we lime matched our mcquets to tlzese balls XVeu'1ll...pli1yi1set... Tell lmn lie lmrli made a nmtclil KING Hsruw V XYlwr means this rude assault? Ricruao H In jliztli lr is a conquest fur a prince to boast of . . . KING HLNRY IV, PART I 4 fgox 455 ,Rs . YW g . -.o- 1 Coach Mancinelli with six members of this year s tennis team. . . . Track and Field . . . Can we outrun the heavens? KxNc HENRY VI, PAM' II . . . Cross Country The wall is high . . ...yet willl leap . .. Kmu JOHN Come, yourself, with speed! . X Q -.A-. --' , .R KING HENRY IV, PART I 5 e la 'YL if A B Y- My 'iv-. J.-dl My . . . Girls' Basketball . . . You shall have sport. THE Manny Whvns or Vfxsosox - 43 . ,as x 1 lik a'.,.,,,. , 3 tlf - . '. ' , , , . x 4. 2 A 3 - -il ,,.,,,. i 1 GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sitting: Betty Turner, Jackie Lancaster, Velma Robinson, Captain Barbara Kemlin, Muriel Davis, Zella Mae Carroll, Frances Miller, Frances Davis gn: Sandra Davis. Standing: Nellie McCuff, Coach Corrado and Gretchen c umate. ' x , Q 4 , -Fwy, ,, . ,ts - ,ua-v . , s. . The games afoot! KING Hrsm V Xkfho would e'er suppose They had such courage and audacity? KING Hesnv VI, PAH l GIRLS' BASKETBALL Sitting: Barbara Williams, Carol Cropper, Geneva Poole, Captain Edna Murphy, Joyce jorden, Charlotte Goodwill and Donna Nolan. Standing: Doris Smith, Gloria Rose, Charlotte Stokes and Jackie Lancaster. P i , I 2 l In 1 rc K :L A' A wx , . , ff 9 RQQRLB V 'Nj x , W f B , . ' 0 b Q X 5 d I V lj Q 0 o 0 0 I X pv 11' v K ' y i 1 i Jr , -, , --' K' ' xv A A ,, V N ij. p 1 E! . v - S f f, mf ' B at S V 5' Y- - 7 x fi K ' fi' in Let them approach! ' f 5-' . . . . in 'W '. ' 'J fi' KWG JOHN sp.'?fi:' :1?l'ti,I,j4P, .2 N,l:lLl'.'A':.,,--N V4 ' F. .n My ,-at ykv, sk . ,, f1f.2i2'12i'ff!'f f2f7'LfF5'.:. iff? Sai. ','5f ' B if t SOFTBALL Sitting: Virginia Tolbert, Delphine Cumming, Mary Smith, Joan Stewart, Jackie Lancaster, Mildred Sawyer, Ivra Bowen, Carol Harris, Mary Turner, Dorothy Anderson, Frances Miller and Gloria Rose. Standing: Charlotte Stokes, joan Fitzgerald, Patricia Culbert, Carol Burno, Coach Corrado, joan Marywether, Carol Smith and Betty Wylie. vvwv' -Q, ,mem S t pq.-fa., M- ' ' 4- 5 +Pi,ww,.,,, 't -' , fi, . S M- -- -fu 1 fi'-'Q . All -, V X k ,V - or .4 ' 4,,',', 1 1 ' .,, A . -nhfffifl . vwrg v-f-'vw -1 ' 'f - rr an W W f Y ' 'in' f . 11 ' ., ,. ,V 7 9 ji , .. -4 5. 2 fx ill!! ff .f A r14..X., fi Y. uri, ., , Q . , , .,f if W.. t fav' f ,.y . gf. + ,I . . . 1' gig wg af ly. fs--.Y ,I - V W W :Y ' X , Wu. - Z 7 P' .. .4 it fm rf .41 .B '-'ff' , Q . x in ' J W , n X t I l INN .'v H ! '. , 4 ' Qt X . S' ilflbft if F M y x.,,,,.,, ,,,, G .V K ' .msg Q- ' - ifbviw WNW? . VW H --'sfixxm 'R vm A. and W0 VVhere 'ruvmest thou so fast? Conroy or Emmons . . coimzgeously, and with a free deswe Attenlmg bar the slgnal to begin . . . Rxcnno Il Volleyball What sport shall we divise here? Rxcnltua 353. r I ,, .41 n. ,9..f'V , ,I-. in. . . . Let them play' KING HENRY lV, Pun' ll . . in brief, a braver choice of dauntless spirits . . . Kms JOHN ,-.N v 111 t X , Sitting: Zella Mae Carroll, Barbara Kemlin, Mary Skinner, Thelma Robin- son, Joyce Jorden and Muriel Davis. Standing: Charlotte Stokes, Shirley Bennett, Barbara Long and Betty Wylie. R::::Q l shi. Sitting: Hazel Ford, Gretchen Schumate, Laura Riddick, Frances Miller, Nellie McCuff, Rosemarie Lawrence and Norma Burke. Standing: Frances jones, Ivra Bowen, Vera Griffin, Joyce Washington and Jackie Lancaster. B is, yt- L VA MK? Q 'x ' fx '1 YR, 'Sv F' Q X x . , l fi S A 1- I ' I B You .sw ulmt trade are vo VOCATIONAL TECH S SHOPS The average hrvh hool offers very llttle tra1n1nG for employment when ompared to the tra1n1ng rece1ved at a vocat1onal techn1cal school l1ke Bok You have recerved a sound bas1c trammcf ID the f1eld of your ovvn cho1ce and are fully qualxfled to take your place 1D the varrous helds of 1ndustry commerce or serv1ce The majonty of the trades taught at Bok are represented by photographs 1n th1s sect1on We have reproduced them on these pages to serve as a remmder of your days spent here Do you FLCOQDIZC vourself or some of your fr1ends at work 1n the shops7 Your shop served as 1 second home for you dunng half of your three years spent at th1s Great school It was here you worked and stud1ed to prepare vourself for the future It was 1n the shop that you la1d your foundauons and bklllf your hopes and plans for earnlng a l1vel1hood 1n a lughly compet1t1ve socxety If you were able to benefit from the lessons taught and the expenences encountered your three years at Bok were ert:a1nly well spent Hovvever you educat1on and tra1n1ng has actually just begun for educat1on ls a process that contmues throuvhout your entue l1fe Make of yourself a good and useful c1t1zen and one that vvrll be a cred1t to yourself your fam1lV and your school shi U, ji- . . . Automotive i,.,1-va ff -1' ' ,J ,Xxxg xv x Xi rl The purpose of the automotive maintenance course is to train allfaround mechanics who can make repairs or adjustments to any part of an automobile. The student is given a thorough foundation training in the general principles, construction, and servicing of automobiles. His training includes lubrication, front end and steering alignment, brake service, engine, clutch and transmission maintef nance, electrical diagnosis and correction, motor tunefup and carburetion, body and fender straightening, and automotive refinishing. Students are given instruction in the use of machine shop and welding tools and equipment and in reading' and understanding blueprints. The advanced work provides for experience in service shop operation, using modern testing equipment on modern cars and providing specializaton in such fields as body and fender, motor, or ignition work. ,Y Maintenance Heres a knocking indeed' M.ACBETH VVe must away . . . Our wagon is repaired A . . How many score of miles may we well ride 'Twzxt hour and hour? Q . . . Beauty h Culture . . . E, j Tliou has :lie .sweetest face l ever loolqd U71 . . . Kiss Hrxlu VIII Bind up tlinse zresses. Her l1.nrsl1.ill be of wlitzt color it pleases This occupation is licensed and supervised by the state, with laws regulating entrance into and training in beauty culture. Upon completion of the course, a student is fully qualified to take the State Board examination for an operator's license. The great majority of workers in beauty parlors are general operators, able to perform the various kinds of work done in the average shop-manicuring, shampooing, waving of all kinds, facials, scalp treatments, and, less frequently, hair dyeing and bleaching. In some of the larger shops, however, some girls specialize in permanent waving and others in manicuring or facial treatments. .2 la? In fix l 46 . Q3 'S if 'HQ' P 2 aa:-4 ' A.. 1 '11 X I 7 3 H. 4' 5 1 4 ai! I' : E-T8 SQ, FF N x ,, ,-A , .ec -f nv PF! K9 had . Air is ual.. wx ff s x' .fi , ...Child Care . .. Command me to any service hither. Love 's LAaoui1.'s Lost The Child Care training course is planned to train young women for the care of young children in the home. As nursery governesses, they are expected to understand the care and guidance of children of the nursery age, in' cluding the preparation of food, the repair and laundering of clothing, the care of rooms, fundamentals of sewing, the selection and use of toys, books, clothing, and furniture. The students observe and assist the play, eating, sleeping, dressing, and toileting pe' riods. This observation familiarizes them with the mental, physical, social, and emo' tional development of young children. The nursery school luncheon is budgeted, planned, and prepared by the girls in training. In addition, girls are taught sewing, the care, repair, and laundering of children's clothing, care of the childs room, personal living fam' ily relationships, infant care, child health and management. They learn to realize the im' portance of their own personal appearance, manners, and good English in Htting into a family as a young child's companion. Bid. them wash their faces Arid keep their teeth clean. CORIOLANUS Theres toys! KING JOHN . . . Commercial Art... I must begin with rudiments of GTI . . . Taumc. or rn: Snnw Commercial Art plays an indispensable part in the conduct of modern business and industry. Keeping pace with the times, the commercial artist brings to our attention new, interesting, and useful products of our mod' ern age. The work embraces the design and execution of layouts, comprehensive and fin' ished drawings for advertising, e.g., booklets, trademarks, book jackets, magazine covers, illustrations, package and container designs. The commercial artist plans the lettering, creates and designs illustrations for window cards, posters, street car advertisements, and draws pictures which are so much more successful than words alone in describing merchandise in catalogs, magazines, and newspapers. Skill is developed in freehand drawing, design, composition, and layout, as well as in the various commercial and theatrical styles of lettering. The student studies newspaper, magazine, and trade paper layouts, fashion drawing, poster design, retouching, and both color and pen and ink work. He becomes familiar with the use of the air brush and other modern devices for the production of art displays and learns to execute work for specinc methods of reproduction. . . . want Such watercolors to impaint . . . Kina Hlllli Vi, Put III I have heard of your paintings, IOO . . . HAMLU o L you are a secretary 'That s the plam truth Then By letters shall dzrect your course and serve rn o ces 'That profit us My present busmess calls me Commercial Course Whenever busmess of any kmd IS carrled IVP employees These workers must have a var1ety of sk11ls They must be able to type b1l.lS letters and var1ous cornmercxal papers typed mater1al operate var1ous busmess ma ch1nes take or transcmbe dlctatron Gfhce 'i busmess C l 0 . . . . , Y , KING HENIY V l . Kim: HENRY , ART I , V ' Tun Texans - 9 V l , Conznv or Emmons 9 3? t ? X .fi Q I 0. . l ' 4 ' A I I . I ap, on there are usually to be found several oihce Hle correspondence keep records dupl1cate workers are known as file clerks dupl1cators recept1on1sts stenographers typ1sts book keepers office mach1ne operators and general office clerks The purpose of the Commerc1al Course IS to tra1n boys and glrls for pcs1t1ons such a those above A background of expenence IS provlded m ofhce work and skllls and knowl edges are developed to meet Sp6C1llC needs of N54 Dlstrlbutlve Education occupatlons for workers engaged 1n merchan dxsmg act1v1t1es Such employment lncludes the d1str1but1on of matenals to consumers reta11ers jobbers wholesalers and others Pupils 1n th1s course are prepared for pos1 trons m an occupatxon wxth many opportum t1es for advancement Tramed sales persons are m great demand D1str1but1ve educat1on provrdes basxc tra1n1ng for entrance 1nto thxs field of employment Gpportunxtles 111 retarl selhng are usually good In add1t1on, chances for advancement 1nto buyxng and other types of work IS always poss1b1e for the person who IS well tramed rn selhng and has had sausfactory experxence We are hnthef come to offer you our serwces But wherefore art not m thy shop today I do serve you m thus busmess K ca L our busmcss valued Kms Hun! IV Pu.: I yi.. Q . ? 5 b l .. X , ' X lt ,- 1 s X xl V FN . ll O . C O Q Q Q C 0 C Distributive education provides training in TWO 0' AWN' f ' l A D , G , n JULIUS CAESAR ' , ' I . EAI 1 2 ' 1 Q' uv ' ,gg 5 . 4: Lx X' . .L itil A - a I all v '-fs . ...ess M ,L., . . . Dressmaking . . . The making of clothing has always been one of the chief occupations open to girls and women and still provides employment for thousands of them. To the girl who would like to earn her living this way the dressmaking course offers training in making and altering women's and children's clothing. To take this course, which is two years in length, a girl should have aptitude for sewing, skillful and a-ctive hands, and good eyesight. School work rooms are organized, as far as possible, like shop work rooms. The student learns standards of work, skill in handling tools and all materials used in the trade, as well as the relationship and responsibilities of worker to boss and boss to worker. She works on Cotton, wool, silk, velvet materials, etc., and learns to use commercial patterns, to draw patterns, and to do some draping. Instrucf tion is given in the cutting, Htting, and making of clothes in accordance with recognized dressmaking standards. During the first year of training, garments are all made stock size. In the second, they are made to Ht definite individuals, in the way they are made in a custom shop. Thus the student is given experience not only in putting together the parts of a garment, but in making alterations. See where she comes, apparell'd like the spring. . . Pzucnu I never saw a better fashion'd gown, More quaint, more pleasing, no-r more commendable . . . Tmuxc or rl-in Sruew Ay, fashion you may call it . . . H1nu.r.'r Go, ply thy needle. . . . TAMING or 'rue Sulew Is my apparel sumptuous to behold? Kms Heian VI, Pan- ll . . . Home Economics . . . The home economics curriculum is offered for two general purposes: First, it prepares girls for homemaking in recognition of the need for eflicient home management and the social importance of education for family life. Second, it prepares girls for paying positions, enabling them to earn a cash income until such a time as they wish to become homemakers. For this second objective, opportunities are available for the home economics pupils to specialize in foods or clothing. This course also enables girls not interested in specific trade to develop traits most valuable to an employer seeking someone to be trained on the job. Emphasis is first placed on the girl herself, her personal problems of grooming, health and behavior. Problems of living in the home follow, including child study, care of the house, furnishing, entertaining, managing, and family relationships. The wise use of leisure, consumer buying and home nursing are also included. In clothing classes the selection, consctruction and care of personal and family clothing are all considered. In foods classes the planning, preparation and serving of meals is stressed. Oppor- tunity is also given to practice quantity cookery, by preparing foods for sale and by paid cooperative work in the student cafeteria. Cooperative employment also may be arranged in other related fields, if the student so desires, in her last year. Demonstration techniques are a part of the course. Each student is required to demonstrate the preparation of food, the operation of a piece of household equipment, and some phase of clothing construction. In the last year vocational guidance aims to help the girls solve future occupational and personal problems. How now, mine lady the hostess, What sayest thou to me? KING Hman' IV, PAIT I . . . this comes of well and ex' cellent . . . Tnaox or A-mens Our hands are full of business. KING Hun! IV, Put I 'Tis a very excellent piece of work, madame lady . . . TAMING or 'nil Sruzw f 5 v, ' N Q - A X ' ' . A f f f as fr, ,. vi. 'W wwf - 1 -wi' . V' , up A af, . 1 J vb., In , A ,iz , ' 5 , f ' ' 1 I , V u K.. 4 Ev fr x,,LLl1f 3 , ,av i? 5 zu .2 f ' 1 .- x' , 1 v X In A IJ I g R X NQXQ4. T '. ' - . E : n X Q. F M x . ,, L Ju fr :WL , W ,wi sri,-, 2 .Za 7 Z I v Ikapigiiuyi, M ,le -1.2 ez , in N - w 'iv . '7M3'1.y,,, L' 'fri WX J , ,ffz f 'f ' X .t , ' 'ig K-L ,G X Q 5 ,f 3 . .a-.1 , ' N441 .ag . '-4, 2 wh . 1 :C f . AQ A L ' , 1 , lr T nf . rl' A 1 ' A I saw a smith stand with his ham' mer thus . . . Heat me those irons hot . . . Give me the iron, I say . . . Kms Ions Give me that mattoclq and the wrenching iron. Romeo AND JULIE1- What! Know you not, Being mechanical, you ought not walk Upon a laboring day without the sign Of your profession? JULIUS CA msn. I shall the eject of this good lesson keep . . . HAMLH . . . achine Construction . . . There are few of our modern conveniences that do not reflect the skillful workmanship of machinists. Machinists help to make and assemble refrigerators, automobiles, airplanes, typewriters, and other machines and their parts. They are the men who take the rough castings made in the foundry and do the necessary fine work and machining to prepare them for the final assembly in the completed machine. To do this important work, these craftsmen must be skillful in the operation of various machine tools, such as lathes, shapers, grinders, and milling machines. Their work calls for a high degree of hand skill in' finishing and assembling parts. The program of the machine shop practice course enables the student to acquire the basic skills and knowledge essential to a wellftrained, allfaround machinist. The school shops are equipped with the kinds of machines used in industry. From the beginning, the student operates these machines in the making of practical and useful metal objects. His training involves work on the bench, lathes, shapers, milling machines, grinders, and drills. lt also includes precision work on hne machine tools, practice in exacting hand work, and the study of metals, their composition, strength, methods of machining and heat treatment. Since the machinist must carry out the idea of the designer exactly, blue print reading, layout of machine parts, and the making of mathematical calculations becomes a necessary part of the student's training. The making of tools and dies features the advanced work in the course. Draftrng and machrne deslgn IS a trade winch occupres a promment place rn the metal trades 1ndustr1es Pract1cally all machmes or mechan1cal devrces are constructed accordmg to specrflcatlons or d1rect1ons g1ven on a blueprmt or a drawmg which tells exactly what the d1mens1ons and the shapes of the castmgs or parts are to be After the Oflglnal plan or design has been prepared by the deslgner It IS the work of the draftsman to make detarled drawmgs of every part of the proposed machme or devlce From these draw1ngs are made traclngs and finally blueprlnts Wl'llCh are used to guide workmen m the maklng and assemblmg of mechan1cal parts All these jobs center 1D the dravvrng room or engmeermg department of an mdustr1al plant The draftrng and mach1ne deslgn course covers the work usually done by the mechan1cal draftsman m tracmg draw1ngs deta1l1n0 dravvmgs maklng layouts and desrgmng mechan1cal parts Durmg the first year the student learns the use of drawmg rnstruments and the basrc techmques rn makmg mechanlcal drawmgs he p act1ces free hand lettermg drmensronmg sketchlng tracmg and detarlmg The second year brrngs the student 1nto sheet metal developments and scale dravvmgs 1nvolv1ng tolerances screw threads keys and p1ns In the thrrd year the course consrders problems 1n gears belts and pulleys chams and sprockets bearrngs cams mechamsms veloc1ty dlagrams est1mat1onofwe1ghts and strength of mater1als Instructlon m blueprzntmg heat treatrng machme shop work and electr1c1ty IS also glven echanlcal Drafting When we mean to bmld Well first survey the plot then draw He apprehends a world 0 gures here the model IVP It IS GS 60.851 LIS to CO1J.?'lf CIIOTYHCS ASY L m matter and orrn ollowmg sw OS ' 9 2 5 1 9 ' , c Q T ' a 9 a 9 ' . . Q . . . Y s 9 a ' 3 s J a a 9 N a s 9 ' rs 9 3 ' O O l I I C O C , f fi ' KING HENRY Arr Il ' ' ' ' Kms Hnmw IV, Pau II ouxxnh' 'f f l Love s Lzmous. s L 'r , ' l M' , rf ' . l f' - 3 A x . Y 7 X 4 ' ll -- . V . V px: . Optical Mechanics is the trade of the tech' nician engaged in the production of optical instruments and appliances for the aid, cor' rection, or protection of human vision. The optical technician is skilled in the neutralizing, centering, and laying off of lenses, surface grinding, edge grinding, frame bending and trusing, inserting and mounting lenses into supporting materials, and soldering. He makes glasses and spectacles according to prescription. Students of the optical mechanics course are trained in all of the above branches of the trade. Training includes practical instrucf tion in hand bench work, neutralizing of lenses and acquiring knowledge of the differ' ent forms and of the theory of lenses. Although the emphasis in the course is on the manufacture and adjustment of glasses and spectacles, students also receive experif ence in the repair and adjustment of various other optical instruments, such as micro' scopes, cameras, and fine precision instru' ments used by oculists and optical technicians. Let me give light . . . Ti-in Menon-mN'r or Vexice I can see yet without spectacles. MUCH Ano ABOUT NOTHING Let me see thine eyes, wink nowg now open themg In my opinion yet thou seest not well. KING Harem VI, Pain II Optical echanics Palntlng and Paperhanglng The pa1nter and decorator 1S one of a group of bu1ld1ng trades workers who help to beautxfy and keep rn good cond1t1on the homes and other bulldrng of our c1ty It IS partly due to hrs efforts and methods of preservat1on that we are able to l1ve 1n and enjoy clean and pleasant surroundxngs and to use our bu1ld1ngs for long per1ods of tlme H15 Work cons1sts of pa1nt1ng the 1nter1or woodwork Walls and ce1l1ngs the exter1or walls porches and roofs of houses and other bu11d1ngs Students of the paxntlng and decoratrng course are tra1ned to become skllled all around mechanxcs who have a thorough knowledge of the varlous processes of the pa1nt1ng and decoratlng trade The student necomes adept 1n the use of the V3.I'1Ol1S tools of the painter and paperhanger and 1n the use and appl1cat1on of parnts varn1shes enamels lacquers and sta1ns 1nclud1ng the m1x1ng and matchlng of colors and the operat1on of the spray gun Through actual pract1cal work he learns how to prepare walls and woodwork before applymg parnts or wallpaper how plaster walls are patched and decorated how to remove wallpaper and the best way of hangmg ant1que1ng and glazmg It the preparat1on of Stams and fillers and the1r appl1cat1on to woodwork and furnrture how to parnt wood plaster canvas or metal the methods of erectmg scaffoldlng how to estxmate jobs how to select the proper des1gns and backgrounds for per1od furn1ture The school trammg also rncludes freehand sketchmg drawlng and stenc11 desrgns the study of color comblnatlons salesmanshlp and safety precautrons I lake your war Tell s how shall we be And you shall find I lu e 1t CmPl05'6d T A O . . O O Q Q ' 9 1 9 3 ' 1 1 . . . . a 1 a 9 s 1 . s 9 s ,a 9 1 9 9 r 1 Q a c ' 7 9 1 9 ' li, u . . . ' TITUS Axnnnsxcvs IMON OP THIN' ...as hard as steel . .. ' Two Grxittvsx oF Yixox . . . 0 . . ln the life of a community, the plumbing trade holds a very important place because plumbing and heating are essential to health and provide better living under modern conditions. Not only does the operation of our water, sewer, and drainage systems depend upon the plumbers skill, but also large buildings could not be maintained if plumbers did not install and keep in order the sanitation systems required. The occupation of plumber involves three general types of work: the laying of water, sewer, and gas pipes from the street to the buildings: the installation of bathtubs, bowls. showers, sinks, drains, etc.: the repair of bathroom and kitchen fixtures, frozen pipes, and the like. Take up hzs mangled matter at the best. LHTHLLLO Power Operating In Phuadelphla there are many thousands of power sevnng machme operators employed 1D the manufacture of men s womens and cluldrens clothmg underwear, sportswear and sl1p coxers cur tams drapenes, and other textlle products Because of thelr work It IS poss1ble to produce art1cles rap1dlv and eflicrently The course rn power sewmg machme operat1on offers mstructron 1n the quant1ty product1on of women s and ch1ldren s clothmg as lt IS made 1n factor1es Tra1n1ng 1s g1ven on all types of machlnes commonly used 1n 1ndustr1al establ1shments such as the smgle needle two needle Z1g Zag hemstrtchmg merrow, buttonhole, Slllfflllg and tuckmg mach1nes There are also some spec1al attachments for the smgle needle machmes wh1ch are used for spec1al1aed processes on garments The course mcludes the makmg of complete garments such as boys wash surts aprons, women sand chxldren s dresses cooklnv umforms and kn1t goods School workrooms are orgamzed as far as poss1ble rn typ1cal shop manner and work IS done accordmg to trade standards Vanous materlals and thexr handlmg md good workroom hab1ts are parts of the course Wnll you bm anx tape Or lace or xour cape Am S11 any tlrfca A xx ...mo-v-v 3 Th1S must be patched wzth cloth o any C0 01 Let me ma e your buttonhole lower CORIOL L L L Q 0 Q o ' ' ' .. .Y Q Y. . . 5 5 ' 1 ' ' 7 ., - , a 9 a 9 1 9 ' . , . , . . .... . .N . . . . . . . , . 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KNU5 ovffs .usol'r.'s ost Fleeter than arous bullets wind thought sul ter things 5 US momentary as a sound Sul t as a shadou short as any dream Brze as the llghtnmg m the collied night A M Did you not o late clags hear a b1LZZlT'lg7 VII Upon mme honour r I he r hummmg And that a strange one too Radio and Televlslon Since the end of Woild War H widespread interest in various fields of electronics and its components as Well as advances in the field of video has given increased stimulus to research in radio and television In addition the growing popularity of stereo sound and frequency modulation adds to the need for trained technicians and skilled mechanics in these areas Consequently of the many courses taught at Bok, RT is one of the more technical in the strictest sense The progiarn of study and vxork includes training in maintenance installation service and repairs One unique feature of this shop is the operation of Bok s ham station WSVKB lil o o o C C U I O C Lovn's Lzlnotn' L 1 If H I , . l . . . . f . 4 , . ,, IDSUMMEI NicHr's Dimmu ' ' ' ' ' ' 9 KING HENU I l in . Y. S U H l - 9 ' , si , a a ' ' ' ' ' ' ' THE Twm all parts of radio and television construction, transmission, 3 9 V, ' 4 . 1 U LL 51 - 3 X ,L ' N ax or ay . l VY '-an 3? X X i le! . Restaurant Practice Item a capon ztem anchomes 1tem bread IV P Ihate sent or these strauherrzes and etch more spices They tall or dates and qumces m the pastry pq Restaurant Pract1ce IS of a dual nature Une branch deals w1th the preparat1on of food mcludmg qu1nt1ty food cookmg econom1cal buymg and cost accountmg The other part 1S concerned w1th the var1ous dut1es mvolved 1n the serv1ng of food to patrons A knowledge of the restaurant busmess requ1res a mastery of both, W1th a complete under stand1ng of the 1nterrelat1on The restaurant pract1ce course offers trammg 1D the cook1ng and serx mg of foods such as w1ll enable the student to ind employment as a Walter or a Walt ress hostess cash1er, food checker caterer, steward and the l1ke Instruct1on 1S g1ven 1n preparat1on of menus buymg food calculatmg the cost of 1nd1v1dua1 d1shes as well as that of the ent1re meal d1n1ng room serv1ce and management cash1er1ng and stock room accountmg A completely equ1pped tearoom IH the school 15 run ent1rely by the students and prov1des the necessary pracucal exper1ence Students plan, pre pare and serve meals IH the tearoom and are g1ven the opportumty to manage both the tearoom and the kltchen Wlfhln thls hour n will be dinner mme Z Connor or Emmons 1 , , X ar 'eq ll kg . I -rs X I 1 , f 4 ' 'L'-f t 'f ' ' - r- Q--.ses 1. p ,A 1 A ' an ' 1 .A-.+. 41 ,1 , U' -3 ' uf 1 . 1 . , 2 ' 4 A , I A 5:1 - ..... L I I I I I O O . . . , h KING HENRY , Mu' I L c , , Rxcrmxo III f . .. fp A U , . . , ROMEO AND ,Iuunr . f 1 a ' 9 9 ws . . , , . S3 v Q mn ..-1 9 a s 1 .A D ' ' . . 9 The course of tra1n1ng ID sheet metal work 15 a comprehens1ve one mvolvmg all the operat1ons of the trade from the slmplest to the more compl1cated Jobs It mcludes layout development cuttmg assem blmg and mstallmg of all types of sheet metal work The student learns to use the tools of h1s craft such as stakes brakes formers groovers edgers and hand tools Speclal tra1n1ng 1n drawmg IS emphasved due to 1ts 1mportance 1D laymg out patterns Therefore each student IS taught how to lay out and draw all the standard and rrregular shapes that are embraced 1n all sheet metal work He also learns the develop ment and assembly of 1ntersect1ons and to deswn acceptable fittmgs Instruct1on xn the pr1nc1ples of vent1lat1ng and hot a1r heatmg as Well as weldmg and bluepr1nt readmg IS mcluded 1n the course The rncreasmg use ot sheet metal IS one of the character1st1c developments of the Mach1ne Age Sheet metal workers make and 1nstall hundreds of art1cles fabr1cated from thm sheets or plates of metal The manufacture of sheet metal products IS one of the lmportant 1ndustr1es IH Ph11adelph1a employmg thousands of men 1n the makmg and 1nstallat1on of plpes and ducts for heatmg ventrlatmg and a1r con d1t1on1ng metal furn1ture steam tables and counters for restaurants gutters and spouts for roofing orna mental 1ron and steel, bod1es for automobxles, trucks, and rarlway cars, deck houses, masts, and p1p1ng for shlps, and wm s and fusela e for a1r Ianes pi Sheet etal The nolse zs round about us This hand was meant to handle metal Tzs wondrous heavy open strazght nought u V P wrench lt .rs -l, ' v ,bf . 4 X 1 Y ' - G N. I . r , ' ' u ,age I XA K 1 3 K h .N . 3 1 J A ' 'ffm' 'A T .fn-flag, 4' . ' 9 . . I C O I O I . . - ' ' 9 9 9 . . 9 ' CYMBELINE b r 9 9 9 9 9 -, H KING HENIY I, ART Il . 1 . A Pnxcws . I . D . . I . . . , S , . 9 . . . I 9 9 e Q . , , 7 9 Slip Cover and Drapery . . . Go, draw aside the curtains. . . . . . quick, quick, I pray thee, draw the curtain straight . . . THE Mnncriaxr or Vnxxcn Let me the curtains draw. OIHLLLO . . all were woven so strangely in one pzece . . . K G H VII Speak what trade art thou7 L S Drapery and sl1p cover workers make curtams bed spreads sl1p covers, and drapenes to add beauty to our homes apartments and hotels There are many opportun1t1es for employment for g1rls m th1s well pa1d occupauon The school shop IS s1m1lar to the work rooms found 1n 1ndustry The advanced g1rls make p1lloWs, drapenes hed spreads dressmg table sk1rts, valances t1e backs and Glass curtams sl1p covers They also assxst 1n the mach1ne sewmg of fabr1cs for the upholstermg shop Nun-rv! fu. F' A 11, A 1 He ts a Lery good wor man a Lerg good tmlor And loo uhat garments he doth gnc thee Tclllorlng Methtnlqs our garments are as reslz as when ue put them on rst and loo how well my garments sn on rne' The ta1lor1ng of men s clothes 15 an 1mportant 1ndustry ID Ph1ladelph1a employ1ng thousands of people Although a good ta1lor should know how to perform every operatlon necessary to the complet1on of a su1t or coat he usually spec1al1zes ID some phase of the work The custom ta1lor1ng f1eld 15 d1v1ded 1nto such spec1alt1es as pattern draftmg cloth cutter pants maker vest maker and coat maker The factory field IS even more finely d1v1ded mcludmg also such spec1alt1es as button hole maker power mach1ne operator baster presser hand sewer and many others depend1ng on the srze of the factory and the degree of spec1al1zat1on Preparat1on for both the custom ta1lor1ng and factory fields of employment 15 g1ven 1n the course 1n ta1lor1ng Students learn the trade from the begmmng steps to the flttmg and complet1on of the garment The fundamentals of needlework are taught as Well as the use of foot power and electr1cal sew1ng mach1nes Th1s bas1c tra1n1ng 1S followed by 1ntens1ve work 1n makmg pockets kn1ckers trousers vests and coats Instruct1on 1n pattern draftmg cutt1ng measur1ng and flttmg 1S g1V6U as well as clean1ng fepalflng hand 1ron and steam pressmg --+4 T What you do . . . . . . Still betters what Lsudlclztiis TALE The making of fine upholstered furniture is another of Bok's achievements. In this pic' ture we can see a chair in the process of being reupholstered. The entire job, whether it is a recovering, reupholstering or the creation of an entirely new piece of furniture is done in Mr. Davis' shop. The training received by the boys in their course includes an appreciation of the various styles and periods of furniture design and their applications to the modern interiors. The applied arts and drafting are also inf cluded as part of the instruction for those who have chosen the upholstering trade. 1 will fashion it. . . Kiwi: HENRY IV, PART I iz ricll chair of sttzte . . . Kiss Hzaxny VIII Let tlzem lzare cushions by you. CORIOLA 4 L -aft M - -40 ,x .Ax -v r ,, ,Ji xi' E ,. S ff YF 4 5 'xr F on 4-Q f.fJ Q Zh.- -1 ,m, .King .f. -fi! Al , .. I is , 1 1 , nf .A A ' 53 V Gifs' ' 7 ' A ' ' Q X . 1 'mini X , . 1, ff f N , L. ' -' ff' A max- a -X gil,-41 V' n K V .f .I S. qxvig S, J' , - AA -A . ' NQFM '-:C:,1, .QQ.e3, 'E' l, P' .I ,ay .5 gf' ' , aw- f -V rf. .K I 4.1 , A -41 143. ' -1 ' i 1 iv f i C? 'Q Aa . . . and a message from the Sponsor of June s Class Eleanor Megaro fax Wi Her 'uozce was ever soft Gentle and low an excellent thmg m woman K L Take from my mouth the wish of happy years. God bless thee and put meekness m thy breast Love chanty obedtence and true duty In lookmg back over the past most fre quently the drfhcult trmes fade rn the brlghter hght of the happy expenences You my hrst class leave me wrth many pleasant memor1es from TX and tenth grade Enghsh classes w1th many of you to your dehghtful Faculty Tea and Class Day and then finally to that memorable evemng of your graduatron from Bok I conslder myself pr1v11eged to have watched first hand ,four growth and devel opment during the years of your hrgh school career I wrsh so much for each of you at th1s t1me May your hves be blessed with great ment 1n your lrfe s work Aware of your rndrvxdual worth and drgmty may you re flect always the courage courtesy and learn mg of your class motto RICHAID II I . l , 1 I Rlcrmxn III O O o o 0 ' ' ' , I . . u , 9 . , . 3 r Y I g peace and happiness, with a sense of fulfill' VV . . . . . , ' , . 35 , , ' . -...-.. . V i INQ- here are the Officers of .lune 1960 EDWARD BROWN ROBERT MILLER JAMES DE LAURA JAMES ROBIN SON JOSEPHINE CORSELLO S and now we present the Class of June 1960 MARIE BARBARA ALESSIO 919 South Fairhill Street ST. MARY MAGDALEN SCHOOL Slip Cover and Drapery JOHN B ABBRUZZESE 1115 Titan Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Raduo and Telemsxon Actwmes Designer of Class Flag and Stage Crew SYLVESTER AUSTIN 744 East Passyunk Avenue BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma, mg QW 1r 'wi 3308: ui' SHIRLEY BACON 1511 South Newknrk Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture LAMAAS EL ALSTON 1130 South 26th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dnstnbutwe Educatzon Actwmes Baseball Team Basketball Team Football Team Gym Show and Stage Crew KENNETH N BAILEY 2044 Norris Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industrzal Electnczty Actwmes Band and Student Assocxatxon Presxdent DOLORES BARCA 6309 Reedland Street TILDBN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwttzes Prom Comrmttee Sectxon cer and Student Gulde BARBARA JEAN BARNETT 2305 Went Diamond Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actxutxes Dance Club Dramatlcs Group Glee Club Gym Show and Inter Trade Sports 3421. I' WILLIAM BENJAMIN BASS 1326 South Grove Strea AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwmes Gymnastlc Soccer Team Ten ms Team and Track Team LEO ALOYSIUS BENEDICT 1824 Ollve Street STODDART FLEISCHER JR HIGH SCHOOL Indusmal Electncxty Actwnty Perfect Attendance CATHERINE BISHOP JOSEPH FENTON BLAND 1934 Pierce Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerc al Art Actwxtxes Basketball Manager Dramatlcs Group JV and Var 1ty Football Student ASSOClat1OH Member and Track Team 1511 South Stillman Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actzmty Glee Club ODELL BOWMAN 436 Monroe Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'fazlormg Actwmcs Glee Club and Movle Squad X153 GERALD ANTHONY BRADY 954 South Front Street ST STANISLAUS SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtemmce Actwmes JV Baseball Team, Varsity Football Team, and JV Soccer Team ERNESTINE BRADLEY 2714 South Marshall Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chxld Cave Actwuty Glee Club CURTIS EMORY BROWN 709 A Sarxarn Street BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Art Sweet are the uses of adversny Wh1ch hke the toad, ugly and venomous, Wears yet a preczous jewel m has head, And thls our hfe exempt from public haunt Fmds tongues m trees, books m the runnmg brooks, Sermons m stones, and good m every rhmg As You Lin I-r WILLIAM JAMES BRADLEY 5151 Ramtead Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industnal Electricity Actwmes Dramatxcs Group Honor Roll Soc1ety Section Banker Section Oifcer and Track Team EDWARD H BROWN 1307 South Grove Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Construction Acnumcs Band, Basketball Team, Class Treasurer, Gymnastlcs, Soccer Team, and Track Team , 'A pf s , s 'V 'V v-mv3.-v57g?.- jr . ,1,...fg,--its , ve-, , J V r ,:,wf-'fwf'ff2e,.. ,Anya A A ' ' 2' ,-ii? 7 'sp 5 f W k iw . gf , rj 1, nf V H LENORA BROWN 2235 Sears Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwxty Glee Club nw RICHARD CHARLES BURNS 2015 South Bucknell Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Industrzal Electrxcxtv Actmty Football Team Shall I compare thee to a summers day7 'Thou art more lovely and more temperate Rough wmds do sha e the darlmg buds of May And summer s lease hath all too short a date Sornenme too hot the eye o heaven shmes And often IS h1s gold complexlon drmrn d And every a1r rom azr sometzmes declmes By chance or nature s changing course untrrmm d from Sons:-r XVIII SALOME BEY BROWN 1722 N audam Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Weldzng Actwxtxes IV and Varsxty Basketball txcs and Track Team LOU JEAN BUNDICK 305 Gasklll Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chnld Care DANIEL BUTLER JR 256 South Frazier Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOI Industrxal Electrzcity Actwxty Prom Commlttee gi ,nf JOSEPH THOMAS CAMPBELL 340 Emily Street OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL SCHOOL Sheet Metal '- , I .1 ,,t. L I 5Q','3L : . s- I -9 I ' A U f ' f f c I Teams, Dance Club, Glee Club, Gymnas- N I 1' FRANCINE MERLE CANNON 2418 Federal Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Course Actnvmes Executxve for a Day Glee Club Honor Roll Society and Jumor Realtor CHRISTINE CAVICCHIA 2442 South 12th Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerczal Art Actuvuty Bokettes JUAN CARDENAS 1109 South 3rd Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHCXJL Carpentry and Cabmetmalqmg DOROTHY CANORA 1538 South 13th Street ST MARIA GORETTI HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actxvxty Honor Roll Society LEONA MAE COFIELD 5545 Walton Avenue SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwmcs Dramatncs Group Glee and Sectxon Banker Let me not to the mamage of true mmds Admnt rmpednments Love as not love Whzch alters when at alteratzon finds Or bends wnh the remover to remove O no' rt as an ever fixed mark 'That looks on tempests and 1s never shaken It IS the star to every wander-mg bark Whose worth s un nown though has heught be taken from Sounn CXVI JAMES ALVIN CHAPPELL 606 South 3rd Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radno and Televnszon a gr -4' Club I.: I . ' I 2- pi A - Q2 , Q ' rf,f'? f If I ' ' ' . ' . - ' . -my gf I-43 My , - ,Hia V b,A, 3 I Zyl , 1 f J or Ayrss ' ir L :r , ' gf,-,g.-.5 5 V . : ' , . I ' ' I . ' . '- li . . . . . ' 4, . , A15 7 , 1 I - . ' ,fr xl , , ' 'tx ,Y A ' f HENRY COLEMAN 2236 Ndrth 29th Street MARTIN SCHOOL Sheet Metal EARNESTINE COLTER 530 Cantrell Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcml Course Accwmcs Bo Journal Staff Dramatxcs Group Execut1veforaDay Glee Club Inter Trade Sports Sectlon Banker and Student Assocxanon Treasurer new km VONCILLO COOK. 739 South Sth Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Power Opcratmg RONALD G CONCORDIA 5449 Belmar Terrace MOST BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL Auzomotne Mamzcnance JOSBPHINE CORSBLLO 2218 South Colorado Street ST MONICA S SCHOOL Commcvcxal Course Actwmcs Band and Class Secretary PASQUALE COZZI 1121 Snyder Avenue THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOO Plumbmg , 2 R . I ' I v a s y , ' 1 n v. -. -u l v:j'T- ' -5--:aggk 1 V . . '- or gg, 4.,,,g.. . Y. I 1-'.,v . , ' nf . I z3Q4 g .2' ,- , Ri. QS,-,41f. fg7Y:',' . I' A - , , ,Z512.aiQg'.fgg,75r:'. A ' A mr. :'- f'::'H.u- ' :gif -f , ' S I .44 A ' Am JE inf ,HM f . r L . V . .Wm J A '1 , Br 3 bel? JULIET CROMITIE 1 3 19 Bambrldge Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course Actwmes Badmxnton Team Bok Ioumal Staff Cheerleader Dance Club Dramatxcs Group Execut1veforaDay Gym Show Honor Roll Socxety Inter Trade Sports umor N O M A Iunlor Prom Com mlttee Section Banker Sectlon Ofllcer Student ASSOCl3tlOn OlHcer Student Gulde and Valedxctorxan at Graduatlon Exercnses 'il 356311442 :Wil MARIE D AGOSTINO 2325 South Mlldred Street THOMAS IUNIOR HTGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture 1 X , ' wa, 1 X , ? - 4, ' 5. , ti MURIEL DAVIS 2539 South Howard Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressmakin g Activities: Inter-Trade Sports and Stu' dent Guide. CARL A DE FELICE 2311 South 10th Street VESTIBULE SCHOOL Dzstrzbutwe Educatuon Actwmes Baseball Team Dance Club Football Team Gymnastxcs Prom Com mxttee Student Guxde and Tennxs Team r '5 LORETTA DEVORE 2123 South 6th Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Course Actuntzes Glee Club Inter Trade Sports Mam Office Alde 1 -QP' 4' IN 43 cr- Ei ANTHONY DI RICO 1604 South 1 1th Street ANNUNCIATION SCHOOL Automotue Mamtenance Actwrtxes Prom Commxttee and Section Officer L . 'W-f.. ,IOANNA DI DONATO 1317 Wharton Street ST RITA S SCH L OO Beauty Culture Actwuty Honor Roll Society MARIE ELIENE DI SIPIO 1854 South Taylor Street ST EDMOND S SCHOOL Beauty Culture ICQ, , r' 1 I A A I I 1 U V A, ' rl ROBERT GEORGE DI LOSSI 2044 South Beechwood Street ST EDMOND S SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Acuumes JV and Varsxty Baseball Dance Club Dramatlcs Group IV and Varsity football Gymnastlcs and Inter Trade Games M, f ,Eu bf' 'V' , J JOAN D. DOUGHERTY 2223 Wxnton Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Child Care 'Z GT ' : , ' . , , ' 1 l . s 5' isdn-:Q ' ' 3' A ' . iw I ' A 2 N' M.. Qs ,, , L. 4 4 r we get a A V. rf- A ,.,,,q , -- ff :Q - . 1 Y, , ' 'f I W 2' ' ' S. q . Q . ' S f WILLIAM JOSEPH DOUGLAS 2514 Dickinson Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mechanical Drafting Actwxties Band Cross Country Team and Track Team ARNOLD WAYNE DURHAM 4212 South 82nd Street TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radio and Teleuxsuon Activities Movie Squad and Stage Crew 1' Q5 134 S QQ? ELAINE DOZIER 2623 South American Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Restaurant Practice Activity: Girls' Basketball Team. Love all, trust a few, Do wrong to none: be able for thine enemy Rather in power than in use, and keep thy friend Under thine own life's key: be checlfd or silence But never taxed or speech ALL s Wen. Tun Erma WELL RUTH ZERALINE DRISCOL 1516 West French Street POST GRADUATE Commercsal Course HOPBTON ELLIS, JR 2235 Kimball Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmakmg Conf JOHN JACOB ENGELMAN 1224 North Hancock Street ST PETER S SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmalrmg ugf, Q , . I I I 7- ,+ , V' 1 . , ' , 1 X ' F gg, f ,f mswzgrwj 2, Ewa ,, .33 1, V, '55-.H f -. jffl 3 - 'fikvffay i. f e 1- 7, gf, :.fgg:ezf '-lf . , A T -fx .1?5f'ii. Qn,4ffQ.','Li, 1-- V. V l- 1 ,- lf J -'L ' ,'r y?1'4 ' ,l f2f 1. 'K' 'A ' V ' :r-'.',' - ,-X3 Kr, W- v..,r,,, ,,, ' Mfg: 1 4 V--',L,,V Vi. . f, V , lyk. .t,,,1,u V, '.l.I3?q'ly ' , vi ' , - , ' ' 3635 gs,5SS,ri-5 'dl' - , sw ,grffg-', ggi, .eh ,.-rr f 'f 'K ' 1 2' .tgwf -. ff -JJ' rf:-fr: 2 Q.,- reflww H -'I I ef vm . .':1'n,- T . 1 .1-. ' , wi f ,Q- 471'- 1 1 45573 ', I V n 5153 1254 ,y,QfE1 1:f 'f gg-Hjffg-,' ,qt I 2' 'g V3,',aG5 . 'I if . BERTHA EVANS 650 North 36th Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actxvmes Fashlon Show and Glee Club JUNETTE FLEMING 733 South Mercy Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwmes Glee Club Gym Show and Inter Trade Sports ,L-Q, ANNA MAY FITZGERALD 2217 Klmball Street BARRATT jUNlOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerczal Course Actwxtxes Bokettes B journal Staff Cheerleaders Glee Club Gym Show Nurse s Axde Student Guide and Volley ball Team .L A321 MARILYN DIONNE FORD 4409 Island Road TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercnal Course Acmxtxes Executlve for a Day, Glee Club, and Section Banker JOAN FLEMING 733 South Mercy Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Actwmes Glee Club and Inter Trade Sports FLORENCE FOSCHINI 1533 Reed Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course The quahty of mercy IS not stram cl It droppeth as the gentle ram rom heaven Upon the place beneath If IS twice bless d It blesseth hlm that gzve and hum that ta es '1'1s mnghtaest m the mzghtrest at becomes The throned monarch better than has crown It as enthroned m the heart of kmgs, It rc an attrxbute to God Hzmself Tue MERCHANT or Vnwxce . I Q is . . x . . ' , A ' f GEORGE FRAGER 3634 Wharton Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamte-nance B., BARBARA A. GIBSON 2061 Watkins Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressmakmg Actxvmes Glee Club, Inter Trade Sports, and Perfect Attendance SAMUEL CLINTON GALE 705 Felton Avenue, Sharon Hull Pa DARBY TOWNSHIP JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Aucomotwe Mamtenance CHARLES GINDVILLE GEORGE GAMBLE 2124 Chrlstlan Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tazlormg Actwaty Dramatxcs Group 1630 South 4th Street RUSH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmakmg -sa. T JAMES AUGUSTINE GLENDENING 2022 South Beechwood Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radmo and 'lfelewsuon Actwny JV Soccer Team li gj, ,. gf-1 E . ms iifli-Q ' I J I, 74'-,t,.zQ,fiff,::.,QQ' 5 K K . , ' It ,ffY:'.:-wx - Jen. 1 I ' I . i f e E MICHELE GOODWIN 862 North 43rd Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Art Actwmes Band Bo Journal Staff Inter Trade Sports and Section Banker S 3 EVELYN C GREEN 1458 North 55th Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercual Lourse Actwxty Lxbrary Axde ELEANOR JOYCE GRAY 1523 South Salman Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dnsmbutwe Education Actwmes Dance Club Dramatxcs Group Glee Club and SCCIIOH Banker GWENIVERE WILLIE GREEN 1519 South Cleveland Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg Acta-umes Glee Club and Inter Trade Sports V' CORINA GREEN 4212 Pennsgrove Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course Actxvmes Lxbrary Alde and Secretary to Veterans Oiice Ln-Q. Some are born great Some achleve greatness And some have greatness thrust upon 'ffl Tw Burn Nucl-rr Sw I am a true laborer I earn what I eat get whatl wear owe no man hate envy no mans happmess glad of other men s good As You Luca Ir Mme honor IS my lzfe both grow m one Ta e honor rom me and my I1 e s done Rxcumm CALVIN WARDELL GREENHOWE 2018 Reed Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radxo and 'Telemsmn s . .. i y R D x , . ., 'I I . 1 K Q S Ellj :L ,J RN i ' .g I W f AI.. YK v Ar , 'way . I-A I 'e . k. Z, I . . I 1 1 i i R f . If i II fy-S W fc HAROLD THOMAS HAMLIN 1201 Federal Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Tmlormg JOHN GURNEY III 327 Durfor Street OUR LADY OF MT CARMEL SCHOOL Carpentrx and Cabmctma mg M3535 Jw ROSEMARY HANTON 1326 South Bouvner Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dzstnbutwe Eclucatzon Actzuty Class Day Commlttee VIRGINIA HANTON 1215 South 4th Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIL-H SCHOOL Commemnal Course Actuntues Glee Club and Student AQso clatlon Secretary fam' LORRAINE I-IARGETT 2221 St Alban's Place HARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beaurv Culture Acmmcs Student Gulde and Volleyball Team LEON HARLEY 1425 South Bouvler Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'I'a1lo'rmg Actwzty Prom Commxttee . tj, W'f,fg,, .ei H I . '-1lw5f,fLv'ff -5,3-51, I- :.w..,y W' A fy 7-.422 1 Y '9 T I ' Q31 fl? ' ' , '- ,Y GW, -I--if Q V I-, . I I A fi wry, BARBARA ANN HATCH 21 10 Kater Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Actwmes B Ig journal Staff Cheerleader and Student Guxde SANDRA HENDERSON 2248 Carpenter Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dressma mg RUFUS HAWK 6154 Sannom Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Wsldxng Aczwmes Soccer Team and Track Team if WILLIAM HERING 4238 Chester Avenue SHAW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dismbutiue Education CHARLES EDWARD HEIN 3200 South Broad Street VARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radto and Tclcuxsxon MARY ALICE HERRINGTON 4741 Sansom Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Power Opcratmg LOIS E HICKS 1335 Chnstran Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwmes Badmmton Team Gym Show Inter Trade Sports and Student Guxde 3113? fix: JAMES EDWARD HINTON 141 North 59th Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Pamtmg and Paperhangmg ROBERT LEE HOLLOMON 2633 Latona Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL tI'dIIOT11'lg Actwmes Cross Country Team Dramat rcs Group Gymnastxcs and Track Team www DONALD P HOLMES 225 North 11th Street STODDART PLEISLHER JR HIGH SCHOOL Dxsmhutwc Education Actwxtxes Basketball Team and Gym Show DOROTHY ANN HORNE 2024 Amun Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcxal Course Actwmcs Glee Club Nurse s Aide an Secretary to Veteran s Office LEON HOWARD 838 Sartam Place SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 'Tarlonng Actunty Movxe Squad . I , , ' ' : ' ' , ' ' 3 ' 9 1 ' M5 lf :Iiril Li ' igfg-y.g'fY,',. Qjaffg 2J'ef'f , L gf is L ' iff 1' H L ' uw. xEf1f2:vz'., f f,r,-fm 5 g , . .lark 1-H ,, .,,,,.,, K. - - l,5gf'rJ2':?iim - . . I I',g I . . . Q . . , , d . . Tx fa, 1 I 5 ff H 5 A ' 4 m..h kr . ,. P . o . v ' Y , 0' ' 1 I I . if MICHAEL HUDAK 2428 Dux-for Street V ARE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mechamcal Drafcmg Acmmcs JV and Vamty Baseball JV Ba ketball JV and Vamty Football Prom Commntee and Sectlon Oiicer 1 I 'Q Q 'nd AARON IANNELLI 2735 South Randolph Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwzty Tenms Team LEONARD L JOHNSON LEE ARTHUR JOHNSON 2017 Naudam Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Maclzme Constructuon Egg Harbor, N J EDISON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL HARRISBURL, PA Machme Construcmon Actwny Basketball Team JUAN ITA JACKSON 1233 South Sth Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcvcxal Course Actwmes Executxve fora Day Glee Club Inter Trade Sports and SCCIIOH Banker f Actwnt MAXINE L. JOHNSON 5916 Arch Street SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dxstvxbutwe Educatxon y Luncheon Commlttee s , ' .' , ' : ' ' ' I , I , I . ku V I ' 1 ' if i Q I L, , .J X I PETER JOHNSON 2507 South 3rd Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg JOYCE LORETTA JORDEN 2506 North 29th Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcxal Course Actwmcs Gxrls Basketball Team Dra matlcs Group Glee Club Honor Roll So clety Secretary m Mam Office and JV and Varsxty Volleyball Team VALERIE HOPE JONES 5112 Lena Street VESTIBULE SCHOOL Restaurant Prac ice .ee wig X A WILLIAM ARTHUR JONES 947 South 3rd Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmctmakmg MARGARET SARAH KEARNEY 1526 South 28th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Art Actwmes Bokettes Captain and Student Assoclatxon Officer I N ji? CARRIE RUTH J OYNER 2414 North 16th Street STODDART FLEISCHER JR HIGH SCHOOL Commcrcual Course we BARBARA KEIVILIN 2129 Reed Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dvessma mg Actwmes Ba kctball Team Gym Show Student Gulde and Volleyball Team CARMEN LARIZZIO 1851 Roseberry Street ST MONICA S SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Amucx Track Team Manager IOLA EILEEN KING 4316 Reno Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture HY? 4 wdgg., Q 1554515 ROSEMARIE LAWRENCE 808 South 13th Street BARTLILTT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerclal Course Acmmcs Prom Commxttee School Store 'K xtant Secretary to Girls Gym Oflice Student Guxde and IV Volleyball Team MYRTLE LANGLEY 813 Suoth 19th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course MARY LEATHER 2525 South 7th Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Power Operatmg I ffl: ' 1, I I' x , I 6 '-' . ' aff ' 1 , ,, .-Alt . A , 1 , I - I 5' . . , V Q A . I ' A . I , . iefsgk 1 1 '15 '-Aff-1 :V f, 4,,,.-,Mig td. 5 -4: -.g,..,Lw 'gi 'yn V -, j., gl f fgf,f.',,. 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'Q r 445' 1, DEWEY LEWIS 1138 Stiles Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Indusn al Electncnry NORMAN EUGENE LEWIS 2517 North 33rd Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenancc HELENE GEN EVIEVE MARTIN 2601 South Franklm Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Shp Coter and Drapery JOHNNIE MACKEY 647 North Brooklyn Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIC H SCHOOL Weldung Actuxtx Cro Country Team LIVINGSTON MACK 1408 South 24th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructzon LORETTA MARIE MATHIS 2304 North Bouvxer Street ROOSEVELT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Slxp Cover and Drapery MARIE R MAVILIA 2131 Moore Street VARE JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actnmes Cheerleaders Color Guard Gym Show and Student Gulde 1:- Mew NELLIE L McCUFF 8213 Tmlcum Avenue TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Acmxtxcs Inter Trade Sports School Store AQSISIBHI Secretary to Gxrls Gym Olhce 'md Student Gulde DONALD McCARTER 1007 South 20th Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotne Mamtenance Actwtty Prom Commlttee AARON McDOWELL 1819 Latona Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotue Mamtenance LENNET McCLARY 1021 South Dorrance Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HK H SCHOOL Automotue Mamtenance Actwxtxes Cro 5 Country Team and Track Team Iam wealthy m my nends Tmox or ATHENS Ol It as excellent To have a gzants strength but zt as tyrannous To me II ll e a g1ant Measure For. Mnasune Hrs l1 e was gentle and all the elements So rmxd m hum that Nature rmght stand up And say to all the world 'Thzs was a man ,Il LII s Canaan l FRANK McINTYRE 121 McClellan Street SACRED HEART SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmalimg Attxmtx Yearbook Staff if JOELLE C McINTYRE 61 19 Delancey Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commerczal Course Attwmes Inter Trade Sports and Secre tary to Grrls Gym Office GERALDINE MONTGOMERY 122 Fairmount Avenue PENN TREATY JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Cluld Care ROBERT MILLER 8428 Lyons Avenue ST RAI HAEL S SCHOOL lndustnal Elcctnczty Actwmcs JV and Varslty Baseball Class TreaQurer Varsxty Football and Saluta torlan at Graduatlon 1' MELVITA MITCHELL 5528 Jane Street FITZ SINIONS JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Slxp Coner and Drapery JANICE ANNE MORAN 2109 McKean Street VARE JUNIOR Hlf-H SCHOOL Beauty Culture PAUL ELLIS MOORE 160 North Glenwood Avenue STODDART FLFISCHLR IR HIGH SCHOOL Industrxal Electncxty Acmxtxes Crow Country Team, Df3m3tICQ Group, Glce Club, and Track Team VIRGINIA NELSON 414 Titan Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Child Care 1 JOSEPH J NOTORFRANCESCO 1605 Porter Street SHOEMAKER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL QT MQNICA 5 SCHQUL Machme Constructzon Machine CO,m,ucmm ACHUIN Mow: Squad Actnztx Ba eball Team Manager -.:r PAUL R OTTERSON 2818 Wharton Street ST K ABRIEL S SC HOOL Opzxcal Mcchamcs JOHN PAONE 1418 South 6th Street FURINESS JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Radxo and 'I'eIc11s1on W-1--I 3' JENNIE PARENTE 2536 South Percy Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture um, 2r 6' fs Wm: M 've I fa wav' GERTRUDE PARKS 1511 Ellsworth Street BARRATI' -IUNIOR HICIH bf HOOI. Cummercxal Course Actxtmes C-lee Club, Student Axde Stu dent Asfoclatlon Secretary, and Yearbook Staff HH' has AMANDA PARKS 1821 North 31st Street N 'XUK IIINIUR HICNH Sf HOUI. Drsmbutn e Eduratzon Attumes Prom ummxttec 'md Scctxon Officer FREDERICK PIGLIACELLI 1428 South Jumper Street BARTLE IT IUNIIOR HIL H bl HOOI.. 'Tazlormg M? ELIZABETH PARKS 1821 North 31st Street STUDIJART FLIIISCHILR IR HICH SC HOOL Sltp Coter and Drapery .-55 if 56 4 ? I' if 4 IRENE PLOWDEN 1033 South Fanrhlll Street ISKRTLILTI IUINIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dreasmakmg Actumet Glec Club, Inter Trade Sport and Perfect Attendance we ,. ,V ,,,, V .M , ff f' f- wrt ,muff- -'fx swf ' ' f f an:1, ' I f ' , ' . S J Al . 'QM ,..xv?':f'f' . get 1. , -r f' -65,3141 ,. ' -G '- ' ' fan' -wa f 1:,g:te,'r! . I- ,. ,Jin 1. . .- , ....,,...1' Y, ,- 1 ,Q - -' k , ,vzvkz ,vt,,,F3,. . Y I, 1. .. - w.t.,.:f A 5 J, - ,AM he 1 W y at A f . , I - ' 1:Q.a,,'5l-ll?::','i?jfr35n? ., , 'Af f' ' - ' V ,-wal -1, ,W , . 7 . 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BARBARA MARY REMENTER 525 Winton Street FURNESS IUNIIOR Hll' H SFHOOL Dustrxuutne Izdutatxon tuztxes Chcerlendera Gym Show Queen of the Iumor Prom Scetlon Off ter 1nd Student Guide W LH W4 ' 'S 3 P I 'H , ' 5 , V 5 M H , , , ,MM-' ' , , L V , A , ' X , S. I . I . . X1 In 1 Q t A . A ., , ' if ss . 2 Q ..E1': A ' It V I I- I Q5 I elk-a:2,:f Si, ' 2615124-' I 1-if . . 'A Q gi 5, 1. N. Z ' - I - I fs '31 , V4 'VT 1,-9.15 . ' , J 3' . . L ' mi, vi-A A ,. 3 . ' . ' . I , . . . , iq . ' - Y , Ac ' : . , ' ' 1 , ' ' , t ' I . AMAZIAH RICE 811 North Marshall Street CORNMAN SCHOOL Upholstery WILLIAM RIVELL 2400 South 4th Street THOMAS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Art There my blessmg wtth thee' And these ew precepts m thy memory Loo thou character Gwe thy thoughts no tongue Nor any unproportzond thought has ac Be thou famtlaar but by no means vulgar Those rtends thou hast and then' adoptuon trzed Grapple them to thy soul wzth hoops of steel But do not dull thy palm wzth en tertamment O each new hatched unfledg d cour age Beware O entrance to a quarrel but bemg m Beart that th opposed may beware of thee HAMLU PAULINE RIGGINS 5101 Funston Street SHOEMAKER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dzstrtbutave Education Actwzty Band BARBARA ANN ROBINSON 2736 South Marshall Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Slxp Cover and Drapery Actwzty Student Banker GLORIA RILEY 2052 Wilder Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Commercml Course Actwmcs Glee Club and Student Gulde JAMES D ROBINSON 122 Shunk Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actxvxtxes Basketball Team Football Team and Student Banker '35- JAMES O ROBINSON 1126 South 15th Street IIARRATT JUNIOR HIC H SCHOOI Commerczal Course Actxuty Claes V1ce Preqdent VELMA R ROBINSON SAYRE JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Actxwtxes Varsxty Basketball Team Exec utlve for a Day and Sectlon OfHcer 'if If SANDRA ROSS 742 South 3rd Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwmes B Journal Staff and Glee Club JAMES CLARENCE RUCKER 3926 Warren Street TILDILN JUNIOR HIC H SCHOOL Machine Constructnon Actumes Soccer Team and Track Team 4, fl Qt ?-my VINCENT SANTORO 1620 South 11th Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH Sf HOOL Automome Mamtename GWENDOLYN SATCHELL 3833 Wyaluslng Avenue BARRATT JUNIOR Hll H SCHOOL Beauty Culture JK? 3: ,A '71?1?ffff '. - Q?-',Zf3ffQ Q4 5' 5814 Arch Street I 5 , . 1 e 1... 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I 5, . r E. .I V Q . . . : Ok A S 4 , et x ea w E 4 Q u MILDRED ELAINE SAWYER 3234 North Carhsle Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Lommercml Course Actwxtnes Bokettes Fashxon Show Glee Club Section Banker OCCLIOD Oihcer and Student Guide DELORES HENRIETTA SCOTT 1422 Bambrxdge Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture 5 'sd DIANA SCIBILIA 2515 South Rosewood Street THOMAS JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actwxtxes Bokcttes and Cheerleader PATRICIA SANDRA SCOTT MARY E SHARP 1425 South Chadwick Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Chzld Cafe Actwrty Glee Club GRETCHEN SHUMATE 55 North 53rd Street 427 North Napa Street SHOLMAKIIK JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL SULBERC ER JUNIOR HlfH SCHOOL Clnld Care Dffssmfl mg Activity Glee Club Acmmes Dance Club Inter Trade Sport I x.. and Student Cumde BARBARA JOSEPHINE SKINNER 5746 Cherry Street SAYRE JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actzutxes Girls Basketball Team Student Guxde and Volleyball Team ui' J OANN SOFI 838 Earp Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beautv Culture GERALDINE SMART 2608 Federal Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Acmmes Badmmton Team Dance Club Glee Club and Inter Trade Sports JOHN JOSEPH SPITZ 511 Pierce Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Mechanxcal Draftmg Aczumes Honor Roll Socxety Inter Trade Sports Sectxon Banker and Yearbook Staff N.- DAVID MILES SMITH 3l8 Durfor Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIFH SCHOOL Automome Mmntcnance 16 5' n .A- -3 pu XF-fr MILDRED FRANCES STANFORD I 100 C Reno Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercml Course Actxutxes Bok Journal Staff, Executnvc for a Day, Glee Club, Honor Roll Society Inter Trade Sportr, Jumor N O M A Jumor Prom Commxttec, SCCIIOH Banker and Sectxon Offlcer JOHN WARREN STEVENS 1503 South 24th Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HICH SC HOOL Taxlormy, Actwmes Varalty BaQketbaIl Team Cro Country Team Flag Commxttee Gym namnc Inter Trade Sporte SCCUOII Banker Soccer Team and Track Team JOSEPH TAYLOR 1823 Manton Street IIARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Wcldzng Actunnes Football Team and Track Team 1536 North Allison Street TILDEN JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Comme1c1al Course Actwxtzes Boketteg B Journal Staff Glee Club Inter Trade Sports and Sec non Ofllcer 'Wi 4,13 ef?.3':g t RICHARD LEROY TAYLOR 5717 Walton Street VAUX JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automome Mamtemmce Acmxty JV and Varcxty Football Team: Y 1 Q.-ref 41.45 L V' ee' if mfzi amff we I 'lg' mf ful? LOIS G STOKES 818 South 3rd Street FITZSIMONS JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Shp Cover and Drapery ANTHONY TERICO 1030 Daly Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructzon Acnvmes JV football and GymnaHt1cQ l C:- 'W ' Yyf. 'w:1g:,1-:ge , -- JOAN PATRICIA STEWART A H ' ' XRRA , f1':1f3i,f3?,, 4 -tl ' ' ' : ., ok , 1 S D F I , V , ,,.' ' 'T V 1 A I gg,t.g, k V . 'J I ....A5'A yr , Q , 1 A E , . . . . I . W . . I , , .. - 8 , Q , s ' ' -' I S, f t, W ' , , . 5 ERNESTINE S THOMAS 191 1 Mountam Street BARRATI' JUNIOR HICH SCHOOL Beauty Culture Actxuty Glee Club ETHEL MAE THOMAS 523 South Liethgow Street BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Restaurant Practice THOMAS JAMES THURMAN 1149 South Sydenham Street BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Upholstery Actnvxtzes Gym Show and Sectxon Banker ,gym-an 'Wg KWEQ ?pl 'baffle 551 anggsyfigl 'j1Szt.J5s I 0 D V X, , I ' I 1 1 ' , In I I In . , . s I . ' I , .v . . A , Q ' . 1 I A li . X A A ' ' I . f - f . ,. V 1 , . ' A , I r li , . . 1. . I ' e T. . 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' 4,4 191 A- ,Yi f ,fgf 5.92, k kt 'v fifif 7 . - ' ssgf3s5-they -V ' 5 f D all, I . , J I I I I I I I 1 2 1 JAMES VALES 8100 Tlmcum Avenue TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Radro and 'felevusnon Actrvntxes Baseball Team Football Team and Senior Choir CARMEL TERRERI 1328 South Reese Street FURNESS JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture All the world s a stage And all the men and women merely players 'They have thezr exzts and therr entrances And one man m has tame plays many pans Hrs acts bemg seven ages At jlrst the mfant Mewlmg and pu mg rn the nurse s arms Then the whznmg schoolboy wrth has Satchel And shmmg mornmg face creepzng lu e a snaal Unwnllmg to school And then the lover Szghmg like a urnace wzth a woe ul ballad Made to h1s mzstresss eyebrow Then a soldzer Full of strange oaths and bearded lrke the pard ealous an honor sudden and qurc an quarrel Seekmg the bubble reputatron Even rn the cannon s mouth And then the Justxce In fazr round belly wzth good capon an d Wzth eyes sever and beard of formal cu Full of wuse saws and modem mstances And so he plays hrs part The szxth age shr ts Into the lean and slzpper d pantaloon Wzth spectacles on nose and pouch on sz e Has youthful hose well savd a world For his shrun shan and hzs bzg manly vorce Turrung agam toward chnldrsh treble pipes And whistles an hrs sound Last scene o That ends thrs strange eventful hrstory ls second chrldashness and mere oblwzon Sans teeth sans eyes sans taste sans every thmg Al You Liu If DOMENIC TOSCAN I 1415 South Carl ole Street VARE JUNIOF HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmakmg BRENDA WALLEY DANIEL BLAISE VICARIO 2418 K'mbau Sme' 2355 South Chadwick Street ST MONICA S SCHOOL Dzsmbutwe Educatzon Actwztv Class Day Commlttee AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Machme Constructton HAL WALKER 2459 North Opal Street MARTIN SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetma mg Actwxtv Movne Squad IWW if iid WARREN WATSON 883 North Moss Street V SULZBERQER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Carpentry and Cabmetmakmg Actwztv Move Squad .Qi-5' JEROLINE WALTON LA MOTT TYRONE WESSON 1711 West Montgomery Street 2827 West Jefferson Street VAUX JUNIOR HIfH SCHOOL BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Dust-nbutue Eclucauon Automotxve Manntenance Actwztnes Badmmton Team and Honor Actnxtzes Cross Country Team and Track Roll SOCICCY Team 1 I I - J I ',-'i ' 3' 'Q . r V , ff 1 1' 'A I .. ' ' , I 2' ' 1. g fi ' I . 6, 5 1 4 , I V W4 1 V V ,I if . , I ' 1. .-.N if' : . ' . , . I . .V . I I MERLENE E WEST 1529 South 32nd Street AUDENRIED JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Beauty Culture v ,Pg 2-Gs JAMES VANDROFF WILLIAMS 5913 Webster Street TILDEN JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Upholstery Actwmes Camera Club JV Football Team and MOVIC Squad LEE OMIE WILLIAMS 909 A Reno Place SIODDART I'LEISf HLR JR HICH SCHOOL Comme1c1al Course Aczmmes Bo Journal Staff Executxve for a Day Glee Club Inter Trade Soprta Jumor Realtor and Sectlon Banker if 5 I Y' MURIEL WILLIAMS SAMUEL WOODS 1834 Mountain Street BARRA IT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Automotwe Mamtenance EDWARD WOOTEN J R. 2003 sf. Albans Street 1921 Ellsworth St ,t BARRATT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BARRATT JUNIOR HIGHr?CHOOL Commefcml Cowie Restaurant Practnce Actxwtv OIHce Axde A G Ctwrlv ym Show ' .' -' I T . 1 . 1 q . ,. 5 k , . , . F. Nu' ' ' ' I , K. . . 1 A 6 n- M - I '-Mme ' , M, ,KKK ,,,, - , ,M P BARBARA WYCHE 442 North 32nd Street SULZBERGER JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Actwmes Band Bok journal Staff Dra matrcs Group Executnve fora Day and Glee Club im BETTY J WRIGHT ESSIE LORRAINE YOUNG 1323 South Dlvmlty Street 5222 Walton Avenue SHAW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL BARTLETT JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL Commercxal Course Actwmes Bo journal Staff and Secre Actrvxty Glee Club tary to Boys Counselors FREDERICK J ZACHARY 2138 Fltzwater Street PIERCE SCHOOL Restaurant Practsce Actwxty Cross Country Team gg Gave every man thy ear but ew thy vorce Ta e every man s censure but reserve thy Judgment Costly thy habzt as thy purse can buy But note express d rn fancy rrch not gaudy For the apparel o t proclaims the man Nelther a borrower nor a lender be For loan oft loses both rtsel and fr1end And borrowmg dulls th edge o husbandry Thrs above all to thme own sel be true And rt must ollow as the mght the day Thou canst not then be false to any man HAMLL1' ALEXANDER ZEHNDER 608 McKean Street ST NICHOLAS SCHOOL Radio and Televrsxon Actwmes Band Dance Club IV Football Team Movre Squad Sectxon Banker Sec tron Olicer Stage Crew and Student As socxatlon Member , . 4.- R L, fflilkf ex. 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Ci cw Sus Q2 -I If ? Q V1 f Xf A 4 X3 s at , I M 1 I .5 f w X -,.,,. rw, fb. Many and hearty than in 5 to you C1 a word of acknowledgment In one of his plays William Shakespeare has a person say I can no ansu er ma e but thanks and than s and ever than 5 These words are the best I can imagine heie and now to address the many people involved in the production of our CRAFTSMAN 1960 I personally would like to thank the members of the two yearbook committees esp cially john Spitz whose coopera t1OI1 was much appreciated Particular thanks should go to the class sponsors Miss Megaro and Mr Edotl for their interest and encouragement and to Mr Frank White who guided our annual Soe ial thanks are also due Mr Shaw and LoFurno of the Lorstan Studio to Mr McMasters Camera Club and to Mr. Ira Lewis for photography and to the Clark Printing Company for not only printing but fixing our work. To all mentioned here and to others who gave sug gestions advice help and direction go very grateful thanks rom Yearbook Moderator L JG . ' I -Luk N ' J