Central High School - Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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xi .ff , ly-, : 5? - ia 'I 19.1 AJ '5 ggi .sf W X- if K f ff ,mf 3 Sf' A ' I If pf: f M-p,,.., ' e - I .,- . is W..-1'-Y ,,. ., . N.: sffrgqfi. 5 iwfffl Fil x A . , .-it . J.. p P . 1, as I QXQ.:-,Ai CHARLES D. ALLEN Charlie 5545 WOODLAND AVENUE NEWTON GRAMMAR SCHOOL fin uprziglzljudgzf A learned judge! fllerchanf of Venice. Cholly was a big shot in the judicial system of the student body, Not satisfied with summoning the transgressors of the school laws in the capacity of a recognized police commissioner, he decided to become a jud e and impose sentences fmostly compositionsj upon the offencfers. Allen was also a chess fiend ready to defend his hobby to the point of absurdity. He thought the Chesapeake Bay was named after Chess. ACTIVITIES: Secretary of the Student Tribunalg Director of the Student Patrolg Chess Team: Secretary and Treasurer of the Stamp Club CDH: S. P. R. .gi Q.: 3 ff B s . . 55: if HOBBY! Baseball and Chess. FUTURE: Chess Champion. ' lf ' 5 . 5563? Iii A I 5 OSCAR XV. ANDERSON l 1 :Duty I XL, 1558 N. TWELFTI-I STREET H. I. XVIDENER Sci-1ooL f U jhlg Here'.r a man who coumrel can be.rfowe. ' I . lj K YQ -Emay on Crzilczfm. j . 1 After an interview with Anderson, the following facts were 1 'j 77 disclosed: he does not believe in apparitions, witchcraft, wzere- 1' f' wolves, diabolism, necromancy, satinism, sorcery, or voodooism, . f 5? but believe it or not, he believed in the professors. He never L. , j took it on himself to put the faculty members on the straight .I path, but confined his criticisms to his fellow classmates. U ' I 3.331 Despite his uiet nature, ludicrous Doc was at times misled P , .. q . . and he found himself In a hot spot. Luckily, however, the re- f' puted political bosses favored Doc, and he evaded Mr. Kaplan's .3 private office. .4 ACTIVITIES: Art Clubg Boxing Team: Cross-Country: Student il' if Patrol: S. P. R. HOBBY: Boxing. FUTURE: Mortician. I 3 , , 1: -i til f . .Q . FRANCIS LAWRENCE ARMOUR Q .v Fritz E Q 4400 MONUMENT AVENUE SHOEMAKER IUNIOR HIGH i ii Hfllodedly bold ana' humanly .revcrefj I , +E.r.ray on Criiicifm. If i li One of the genial disposition type, attractive character and a V , do-or-die spirit all combined equals Frifz. A wizard in mathe- Q'- if r Q51 matics he could solve a problem faster than one could say Ant1- ,- disestablishmentarianismf' The only calculations that were E ,?L,:ii'vZ g beyond his realm of comprehension were those in the fourth f' 1, dimension. lqgpg When Fritz was asked to extract the square root of a square ' .19 !,.15Q'i, circle whose angles were imperceptible, he satirically replied, If,f'L f lf N ow l'll tell one. Rare was the occasion which found Lawrence f 3, asleep at the switch. 1 4 iw .fy ACTIVITIES: Band: Artcraft Clubg Dramatic Club. R , HOBBY: Hooking School. FUTURE: Engineer. jj gf--fi f 'fL'Tf' ' ' ' 1? -1 ig' I . a.s..:.::,:f- f H'1L . , L, ., . is K ner, I a....,.a-...Qs O ., 7 R:-T pggzll' C. X .. V rm:-4 ' 3 I .1 iv: HVLJE. 1 . . -4:1 29 Ie

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.-.1 3 Q! I f f ,,f --vv ,V .1 I -Tlx -Q K I -. '. -i M Q fe' I ga. R. X I W 3 Q,-..t..,.,....'L A id' na. - p 's . rl , , ,,.,' ,fi . -L....v., o' A fflxled H.- E3 L B -A wp: , A1 X A HARRY AUSPITZ E '-I 554 N. SEVENTEENTH STREET LYDIA DARRAH SCHOOL 'np f ' He hath harnemred the .mn in draw hi.r likene.r.r. K My Four Years at Central, by Harry Auspitz, would Oiier 4 1, n' fair competition to any nickel novel. First, like an Alger story, 2- Harry rose from the ranks of the mere scribe on the Cenlralizer Y 1,1 5 Staff to that of Editor-in-Chief. Second, Harry is the photo- . ,-, n f graphic genius who could teach George Eastman or his sons a ' 2'- H' ' few things. And third, fourth, fifth, and so on, he is a fine fellow X full of the three V's: Vim, Vigor and Vitality. To your leader- '.,,' , 1,-.K ship, sometimes alphabetical, other times numerical, we bid ' farewell, and ere the setting of the sun 'neath the horizon, may I ,. luck visit you. . . af. ACTIVITIES: Manager Freshman Baseball Teamg M. S. R.3 - ' 'T Secretary of Camera Club, President of Camera Club ftwo ' termslg Ceniralizer Staff ffive termslp Chairman of Picture Com- V:- mitteeg Editor-in-Chief of Cenlralizer. HOBBY: Photography-lournalistic Critic. 'i N. -I , Q -A Y FUTURE: Photography. ' i , 3 U I s, ' in HARRY BARON .. ' ' Harqy A 2955 N. FRENCH STREET IAMES G. BLAINE SCHOOL 7 - ff . . . , ' ' 9 Thur .rhadow owes Ihr bzrlh lo light' , ' Dissecting the species of the h enoptera during Harry's 'i course. In Zo,' has led him into giblaking apart other things , . . , including cameras, radios and miniature aeroplanes. In a short A time Harry became a well-known authority on cameras about 1 the school. Refusing to neglect his school sports, Harry earned f'- h1S letter hy successfully managing several athletic teams. 'f Q5 ACTIVITIES: Manager of Second Championship Second Baseball 5 Teamg Assistant Manager of Varsity Championship Football 25. -ij Team: Secretary and Treasurer of Aero Club, M. S. R. IGH: , Treasurer of the Camera Club fB, A55 Barnwell Honor Roll: if Member of Benefit Committee fDjg Assistant Chairman of Pic- lx l ture Committee tB, Alg Freshman Adviserg Student Counsellor. ' HOBBY: Photography and Radio. FUTURE: Teaching. 4 ll . I H . f l Q DAVID BASSMAN L If .VJ il fl Q , H 885 N. SEVENTH STREET GEN. PHILIP KEARNEY SCHOOL l h Throw phyric to the do-q.f: l'll none ofi1'. I' Q ffllachellz. A. We know that Dave had honorable intentions deep down in - 5' - '5 his heart to make the football team, and be a sensational star, I , I - but somehow or other his plans seem to have been thwarted. , xr fi, In class, Dave was one who joined in the Society for the Pre- F' f ' vention of Cruelty to Students KS. P. C. SJ. He insisted upon I - gp the innovation of school boy code Ctwo periods a day, one lunch, J ' 4 ' g one study periodb. This is indeed a martyr who laid down his ., 1Qf plans for his class. .f 181,- fwv A , N ACTIVITIES! f ' 5 X, HOBBY: Seeking a future. FUTURE: Seeking a hobby, x 1 E, I .,... , KX ,af-H.. E ' .N if , ' 'i 'rf 'iia.f'v- ,NL lt A'L'f1M.f -aa ,N ri, , Il K, - iqggsvgil ggH:wmi5,1g.f J' 'Wa'1Mff.iTh3j,5a.-' f-..,:.,.,TL'1r'Qf .al so Ia.