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' J I ' II u n ', 'e, ernafn, To The 203rd Class CongraTuIaTaons To each oT you on your graduaTaon You have campIe+ed a course an whach The arTs and scaences are relaTaveIy well balanced IT now your career laes an scaence do noT negIecT The sparaTual and cuITuraI aspecTs oT IaTe as scaenTasTs are TrequenTIy charged waTh doang Tor Then you waII develop only an unTeelang maTeraaI asm The non scaenTasT Taces an equal danger an negIecTang scaenTaTac evadence and meThod deludang hamseIT and oThers an The pursuaT oT a goal ThaT as only a marage Change as anevaTabIe aT wall Take a desarable darecTaon only aT aTs leaders are versed an The besT uses oT The pasT and presenT and possess adealasm coupled waTh a reaIasTac amaga naTaon Your educaTaon has been darecTed To The develop menT oT These quaIaTaes I-Iad aT been a vocaTaonaI educaTaon The useTuI Trade could very well have been one whach wall become obsoIeTe or sTaTac an a rapadly changang world In The TaaTh ThaT you possess The aTTrabuTes oT Ieadershap and an The hope ThaT you wall exercase Them we wasn you godspeed A 5Z5.4z:,,,,, JOI-IN D CI-IRISTMAN Vace Prancapal ReTared sagnaTaes waThdrawn Your Record Book STaTTs requesT Tor a word compels me To parT The curTaaras agaan sTep Torward and say whaT as an my hearT Two and a haIT years aTTer my exaT Trom CenTraI On The occasaons when I have been asked To reTurn To do subsTaTuTe Teachang pravalege 7 granTed To Those reTared because oT The anTarma Taes oT age I goT back To The classroom The place I cherash Tar beyond The oTTace an whach among oTher duTaes I assued summonses To parenTs and admanasTered punashmenT To The lawless Many oT you waII remember me unTorTunaTeIy an The role oT Sudden DeaTh as one waTTy mascreanT denoma naTed me In The classroom I Tand you Tellows are boTh seraous manded and ToleranT as eager To work as you are To play WhaT as mosT revealang To me however as your abalaTy To dashnguash beTween The phony and The genuane WaTh These TraaTs whach I know your school has markedly helped To develop and whach I hope wall persasT ThroughouT The years I Tear noT Tor your TuTure or Tor ThaT oT our counTry You have meT The challenge ThaT as CenTral I pray you wall meeT The many new ones waTn ever growang sTrengTh SYDNEY A FARBISI-I Eaght To The 203rd Class: . . . - I a WILLIAM DISHAROON LEONARD A. 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'W W2 Fellow ClassmaTes Years Trom now we wall gaze Through The loolcung glass of memory and recall our counTless expernences TogeTher aT CenTral The unsure and nervous Treshman year when The Taces OT our TuTure Trnends were new and easily TorgoTTen The sophomore year when The Taces became recognizable and Truendly and we began To see The advanTag s which CenTral oTTers he Junior year when The lnduvndual clugues and pruvaTe Truendsh p were merged unTo ,ln The 203rd class and Tnnally our sensor year when we Tool: on The dlgnuTy and responsubnllhes whlch came wlTh The knowledge and experience oT Tour TrulTTul years l'lowever Thus sensor year IS only The loegnnnrng The mere acT oT graduaTuon wall noT be able To brealc up The sTrong and bundnng Trnendshups which we made In our years aT CenTral IT has been a greaT experience and a pleasure To serve as your presndenT The cooperahon whnch I received Trom my class maTes and Teachers has made my lop a pleasanT one and has added ummeasurably To The success oT our Senlor year Thanks and good luclc an college and TH TuTure llTe' Gil. SOFT-TER PresndenT 203rd Class Tu enlx eu In T . e ' :T . ..iS . aIiT-- 1 ', - . l I . . . .,',,-A lass CCTS ALLEN MATUSOW Secretory ED BARISH Treawrer NORM GOLDSTEIN Vsce Pre wdem Lewking 6 lass Staff CHUCK WEISS Edifor-in-Chief e l E Kenny Wrighf Ron Rosenberg Bill Polk ,., 2 Y' Al Malusow Saul Dinman Murrie Gayman Kenneth Wrnght LITERARY EDITOR Allen Motosow lvlouruce Bonks Bernord Belteh Lynwood Brodley Lewis Corroll l-loword Flshmon Ph lrb G ttl eb Dowd Groy Albert Crossmon Seyrnoor Kosrnet EDITOR-IN-CHIEF CHARLES welss JR ASSOCIATE EDITORS Wrlllom o Ronold Rosenberg ART EDITOR Morne Goyrnon STAFF Fred Lentz Sldney Morgolrs Norrnon Meodow Motthew Menken Nelson lvllller Robert Moss Alon Omlnslq Theodore O lrck Leonard Pachman PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Soul Dnnrnon Jerry Polrn Nothon Pnce George Rosenstern Alvln Schervon Don Segol Fred Shullk More Slovln Dowd Stelmon Eorl Wojdyk Thzrzx one Q32 A ' gi' v , 5 . ,Q ' ' V is w - 1 ' ' I 3 i ' V' . 1 3, gf A. if P5 X. 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Football, LAWRENCE LEONARD AOUILINO Il33 Soulh Thirleenlh Slreel Denlislry Il Aki weren'l such a good-nalured guy, he mighl obiecl lo lolks' pronouncing his name wrong ninely per cenl ol lhe lime. When he's nol running varsily lrack, Larry spends much ol his leisure playing cards, assisling a local druggisl, or sludying voice cullure in preparalion lor a career in denlislry. His solleggio voice lask him whal lhal meansl has won him wide acclaim lrom lisleners ol his church choir. Bornwell Honors . . . Varsity Trock . . . Closs Mimeogroph Crew, JOHN ARLINGTON BALK 5 I 29 Knox Slreel Engineering Even lhough John spends long aller school hours developing his lrack abililies, he slill linds plenly ol lime lo keep his marks on a high level. When nol lending lo lrack or sludies, Balky uses his spare lime linkering wilh all sorls ol eleclronic devices in his home workshop, and lerrilying opponenls wilh epee, saber, and loil. Bornwell l-lonors , . . Varsity Trock . . . Closs lvlimeogroph Crew. Sociol Committee. ALAN P. BANDEL 620I Norlh Sevenleenlh Slreel Accounling Al's warm smile and lriendly manner win him lriends wherever he goes. Always ready lo lend a helping hand in any silualion bul a problem in French grammar, Al specializes in all kinds ol malh. So slrong is Al's allraclions lor ligures lhal he plans lo make a career ol surrounding himsell wilh lhem-in neal columns in an accounlanle books. Bornwcll Honors . . . Class Athletic Committee . 4 , Senior Prom Ccmmittce . . Closs Potrols Committee . . . Footboll Ticket Committee , . I Varsity Boseboll . I . Codet Football. Thirtyfeight MAURICE BANKS l727 Conlyn Street Electrical Engineering lt you're nearly upended by a jet-like streak, chances are that Moish has been cruising down Olney Avenue on his rampaging motor bike. ln between gear-shitting, Maury pertorms innumerable services tor the 203. lt's he who turns the crank on the inky liteline ot nearly every class activity-the mimeograph machine. Known tor abnormal preterences in the Science Department, Moish enjoys tinkering with electronic and mechanical devices. Barnvvell and Scholastic Honors . , . Einhorn Mechanical Draw- ing Prize . , . Chairman, Class Mimeograph Committee , . , Chair- man, SA. Publicity Committee , , . S A. and Class Social Committees . . . Class Publicity Committee . . . Mimeograph Crew . . . Publisher, PJ , , Projection Crew . . . JV, Track , . . Record Book Statt. EDWARD HOWARD BARISH 24I4 South Orkney Street College Ed is the 203's money man. lt's his elective job to spend long hours pouring over neatly ruled columns ot tigures, trying to ascertain why the money he has in his hand is either Sl5 more or Sl5 less than what the yellow cards say he should have. A varsity letterman in two major sports, Ed has been regularly singled out tor praise ever since his debut in the l953 city championship diamond test. Barnwell l-lonors . . . Treasurer, 203rd Class . . . Varsity and JV. Football , , . Varsity and JV. Baseball . . . Cadet Basketball . . . Student Association Representative and Alternate. JOHN P. BARROW 7I64 North Uber Street Teaching When Rock talks about drum sticks. he's not reterring to the legs ot a roast chicken. For as long as he can remember, John's been spending att-hours pounding out with brute strength latest hot rhythms on his trusty drums, both tor personal enjoyment and tor the benetit ot the School Orchestra and Band. John plans to conquer his tear ot the innumerable Latin intlections, and perhaps take a taculty- eye view ot his old Alma Mater. Barnwell Honors . . , Central l-ligh School Band and Orchestra , . . All Philadelphia Senior l-ligh School Band, BERNARD BEITCH 58II Warrington Avenue Medicine Most any weekend you're likely to tind Bernie camping out in the woods somewhere. A member ot the Boy Scouts tor a number ot years, Bernie has developed a true love tor the great outdoors, no matter what the weather. When he isn't braving the elements, youll' probably tind him working on the Record Book or class paper. Modest Bernie is looking torward to a career in medicine. Bamweli Horrors , . . President, Scouting Club , , , News Editoj, , . Spec al Projects Ccrrncittee . . . Chess Club . , . Record Bock Statt. Thirtyfnine LOWELL BETHEL I702 West Columbia Avenue Medicine Do Central prots look a little older and grayer than they ought to? Don't look now, but some ot those extra wrinkles may be Lowell's handiwork. Sonny's poker-taced wit has broken the monotony ot many a long recitation period. ln his serious moments, though, Lowell can be a down-to-earth hard worker. Perennial tall guy to Dr. K's chemical riddles, he excels in science, but tinds greatest relaxation in listening to the latest mambo concoctions. Barnwell Honors t . Special Projects Committee . . . Cadet Basketball, EDWARD BLACK 7I3 Pine Street College A colortul individual with a goodrnatured disposition, Ed takes to water like the proverbial tish, only a great deal taster. Winner ot many an important race in treestyle and backstroke, Ed helped spark Central's aquatic aces to the I954 City Championship. Varsity Swimming. JEROME BLUM SI I6 Pennway Street Dentistry Almost trom the tirst day that his teet touched the mud ot the South Lawn, Jerry has kept up a time academic record while serving class and school as a near-perennial S.A. rep. and expert solicitor ot class dues. A master ot the terric art ot irony, Jerry has his tavorite hangout in the English classrooms and in the potato chip line in Room 322. Barnwell Honors . . . Associate Justice, Student Court , i Book Treasurer , . , Student Association Representative , , . School Service Committee , , JV, Basketball , . , Chairman, SA, Committee tor Revision ot Service Awards. LYNWOOD BRADLEY I900-I North Twenty-seventh Street College Nicknamed Brad to save his triends the trouble ot pronouncing his tull name, Lyn has taken an active part in supporting the newly revived tencing club. Around school he is known as a repository tor hisigrical data, and as the backbone ot the Looking Glass typing sta . Cadet Football Fencing Club Ottice Aide . Record Book Statt Forty JERRY l. BRATMAN 26I4 North Napa Street Pharmacy Having trouble hearing your assignments? See Jer tor a made- to-order hearing aid. Jerry's iob plus homework keep him pretty busy atter school, but on Saturday night you can usually tind him out with one ot the best looking girls in town. Senior Prom Committee . . . Speciol Projects Committee. ROBERT BRAUN 6625 Large Street College Bob may have chosen to come to an all boys school, but that hasn't stinted his social lite any. An honor student in Hygiene 8, tall, dark and handsome Bob's specialty is girls, tirst, last and always. Look tor Bob in college, with anything but English his maior and girls, girls and girls his main extra-curricular activity. lntromurol Sports. HARRY BROOKS I803 Ashley Street Engineering Next time you see a photo ot a handsome sailboat dritting leisurely upon a placid lake, take a good look at the tace ot the sailor. lt might well be that ot H.B. Hesh regularly tinds his name in the papers on account ot his superior sailing ability, while his ex- ploits as track and soccer star have likewise provided valuable Centralizer copy. Look tor Harry to tollow a career in engineering. Bcirnwell Honors . i i Vorsity Trock . . . Vorsity ond J.V. Soccer . . . Closs Sociol Committee. ROBERT J. BROWN 4602 North Thirteenth Street College Bob's a good looking, amiable tellow, who enjoys driving around in an English Austin a good deal smaller than he is. Treasurer tor the J.A.C. betore that worthy organization had any tunds to treasure, Bob enioyed Centrals curricula in English and history, but couldn't quite get the hang ot math. Still undecided about the tuture, Bob knows that he will go to college. Joint Activitles Comrnlttee . . . Book Athletic Representative. Fortyfone RICHARD O. CHAIT 5l33 Spruce Street College Dick, who would rather sit behind the wheel ot his 88 Olds than in tront ot his books in class. has spun many a turntable tor WCEN. Besides heading tor higher education, Dick hopes to keep in touch with class and school via the 203 Reunion Committee. WCEN 4 , . Closs Reunion Committee . . . J.V. Soccer, GERALD L. CHERRY I970 Georgian Road College Buster has been a star member ot the 2:3O club ever since he arrived at Ogontz and Olney-but don't tag him as iust another drone. Atter-school jobs have taken most ot his post-2:30 hours, while atter iob driving lhis tavorite pastimel has absorbed much ot the remaining time. Look tor Gerry in college, devouring weighty histori- cal tomes and avoiding Cicero and Vergil like a good stitt case ot cholera. lntromurol Sports. J. GEORGE CHESTERSON 5I8 Chew Avenue College When Chet isn't busy soda-ierking. he can generally be tound on Central's South Court taking on all comers in the CHS school sport, handball. Though just 5'4 tall, George has shown skeptics that he's built ot solid muscle. All the same, he's a lot better tiguring out whether his toot- or handball will land in the backtield, than whether two triangles are congruent or similar in geometry class. Codet Football, CHARLES N CLAAR 7927 Pickering Street Electrical Engineering Charlies broad shouldered trame tinds itselt equally at home in tootball togs or surrounded by math books A veteran ot all three levels ot CHS gridiron activities Chick practices his passing torm pitching newspapers onto neighbors doorsteps Charlie s talents tor mathematics should carry him through to a successtul career in electrical engineering Bornwell Honog . . . Vorsity JV, ond Codet Footboll , . Clos Freshmen Ccntn ittee . . , Closs Tronsportotion Committee . . Closs Pin Committee. F orty two WILLIAM S. COMANOR 6307 North Camac Street Business Name practically any class committee-and chances are you'll tind Bill somewhere on its membership list, When he's not detending the Crimson and Gold on the CHS gridiron, this colortul and in- dustrious Centralite may be tound engaged in lively discussion with his triends, or tending to the tinancial attairs ot his alma mater. Bornwell ond Scholostic Honors . . . Mirror-Centrolizer Busi- ness Stott . . . Student Tutors , , , Junior ond Senior Prom Com- mittees . . . Closs Athletic Committee . . . Codet Bosketboll . . , Vorsity, JV., ond Codet Footboll, PAUL CONSTANTINE l68 West Seymour Street Medicine lt was appropriate that Paul should have been selected chair- man ot the class service committee, tor it is in service that he has excelled. A valuable member ot the varsity track squad and a hard worker tor the S.A., he has made a tine scholastic record. With medicine his chosen tield, a bright tuture awaits him. Bornwell ond Scholostic Honors . . . Choirmon, School Service Committee . . . Student Associotion Alternote . . . Vorsity Cross Country . , . Trock Teom. LOUIS E. CRIDEN Upsal Garden Apartments Ophthalmology Best known tor his mastery ot the principles ot tashion, easy- going Lou rates as one ot the Beau Brummels ot the 203. An expert in all phases ot music, Lou can generally be tound playing his be- loved 'ipopsli-or else rhumba-ing to his tavorite record. Eornwell Honors . . . Coptoin, Corridor Potrol . . . SA. Scciol Committee . . . Closs Sociol Comm:ttee . . . Closs Arbor Doy Com- mittee . , . Fencing Club. JERRY CHARLES CROSSLEY 593I North Franklin Street College Selt-styled gentleman, scholar, soldier, statesman, swordsman, prince, and poet, Jer has dabbled in practically everything thats dabblable. l-lis political savvy netted him a year in the S.A., while his E tlat alto sax is well known in the band. A wit in his own right, 'P. Clnis' keeps the English department well supplied with humorous or appropriate poems-yet still had to conduct a dragnet search tor an Arbor Day ode. befnnell ond Sihclorc lncncrs . . . Chormon Arbor Dol: Conant 'fee . . . Assoc ote Ed tor, 'Uvlirror' ',.. fond . . . Hlylirrgr- Centrolizen' Reiresentoti-,e . . . Student Associcf on Peg 'ezentotrve . , Clogs Ssciol Committee . , , New York Tirres Reixesenfofiii . P, rornd Club. Fortyftlfwee SAMUEL L DAVIS i808 North Camac Street Medicine With a name like Sammy Davis a fellow is certain to get a Junior tacked on nowadays While Sammy admits that his voice doesn t quite match up to that of his famous namesake he hopes to prosper lust as well in the field of medicine A member of the trip special protects and school service committees of the 203 Sammy works during his spare time as a grocery store clerk Class Trip Committee School Service C mmittee Special Projects Committee ROBERT M DE LUCA 25l9 South Garnet Street College From top man on a pyramid to to man on the Kuehne totem pole thats Dinos story in a nutshel During the periods when Dluke :sn t recuperating from Kuehne puns or digesting Rhoadsuan philosophy he can generally be found soldering at a sheet metal shop staggering through geometry rectilinear circular prismoidal and bewildering or helping school and class serving on miscellaneous teams and committees Barnwell Honors Senior Prom Committee Class Athletic Committee Student Association Representative Sports Ed or 7 Varsity Gym Team J V Track Pyramid Club MARVIN DEREZIN 24l8 North Thirty-third Street Medicine It Marv hadn t told of his desire to become a doctor one might easily have assumed that he would enter the field of photography. l-lis extensive interests in picture taking and developing have made him an active member of the Camera Club. Marv s also played J.V. baseball and hopes to go on to a career in medicine. Barnwell l-lonors , . , Vice-President Camera Club . . , Class Pri Committee . , . J.V. Baseball. SHELDON cle SATNICK 435 East Wadsworth Avenue Business Administration The last few terms have seen Shelly spending more time on the golf links than in the classroom. Early bitten by the golf bug, Shelly rose to the position of captain for the C.l-l.S. putters. When it gets too cold for golfing, Shelly puts on his ice skates and makes like Dick Button. For a career, he has forsaken sports for business administration. Captain, Varsity Golf Team . . . Football Ticket Committee, Fortyffaui' SAUL B. DINMAN 7853 Michener Street Electrical Engineering Versatile, industrious and reliable Dinny has had quite an eventtul career around Central. l-lis skill with the camera earned him the photo editorship ot the 203 Record Book, while his ingenuity plus imagination came in handy during his ettorts as Special Projects co-chairman. Sauls hobby ot TV and radio repair, combined with a natural bent toward science, will give him a head start on his pro- jected career in electrical engineering. Bornwell l-lonors , . , Photography Editor! Record Book . . Co-Choirmon, Speciol Projects Committee . . , Vorslty Bowllng . . Photogrophy Stott! Mirror . Comero Club EUGENE B. DOBIN 730 Jackson Street Accounting Gino's tales ot the girl who got away have haunted the C.l-1.5. halls tor nigh on to tour years. A slick man with a girl or a baseball glove, Gene and his social and athletic prowess have been the pride ot the 203. At C.l-l.S., he has served on the Prom and School Service Committees and as an ottlice aide. As as accountant, Gene will probably keep his addin machine bus totalin u h' Q Y Q P 'S temale conquests. Bornwell Honors . , , Senior Prom Committee . . , School Service Committee . , Mirror Stott , . . Ottlce Aide , . , lntromurol Sports OLLY DUCKETT 827 North Forty-ninth Street College Watching Olly waddle cheertully around the school, the casual observer would never guess that he has the reputation as a tirst class cross-country runner and track man. Good-natured Olly has repre- sented his book in the S.A. and devoted himselt to the thankless task ot rising early to protect C.l-l.S. corridors trom pre-dawn invaders. Student Associotlon Representative , , , Vorsitv Cross-Country . , Vorsity Track . . . Closs Trip Committee , . I. Early Morning Potrol , Chompionship lntromurol Sports HOWARD A. DUDNICK 56I7 North Eleventh Street Accounting Howiels a triendly chap who is always ready to go out ot his way to help a triend. A good athlete, he specializes in sandlot games ot baseball and tootball, with occasional stints at track tor variety. A good student in addition to his other talents, l-lowie served with distinction on three class committees, and puts a hi h value o g n a pretty girl. lzor v well hlofsrp . , School Sem ce Connmittee . . . Footboll Ticket Comnn tt-Le Clcss Trp Csmnnittee JV Eoslfetbolf , . Tres' Code' Fsotool Fortyffive MARTIN EINHEBER 4l9 Wesl Ellel Slreel Business lvlarlys a cheerlul easy going guy wilh whal could be mildly lermed a heallhy apprecialion lor the opposile sex Dubbed Al Capone by his classmates lor some obscure reason lvlarly has been known lo quole lhe daily malor league baseball standings down lo lhe lasl percentage poinl Born wilh an inluilive allraclion lor specie lvlarly plans a career in business Cadet Football lntramural Sports RICHARD EISELMAN 4255 Norlh Nunlh Slreel College Richie s a lriendly easy lo gel along wilh lellow wulh a healthy liking lor lhe human female A good sludenl wilh an inexplicable liking lor biology he spends his spare lime swimming and lrying his hand al arl Look lor Lillle Rich in college aller gradualion Barnwell l-lonors Class Banquet Committee EUGENE L ENGELS 4644 D Slreel Chemislry You probably rarely gel lo ladies shoe slores' but il you d like sl have lo endure lo visil Gino during his aller-school hours you ll iu lhe almosphere. All lhe same his shoe lilling dulies lake a back seal when il comes lo iazz. Gino plans lo go on lo college. Barnwell l-lonors . . , lvlineralogical Societies ol Philadelphia and Pennsylvania ALBERT B. FAIRORTH l70l Conlyn Slreel g Class gourmet lrom way back, Al looks like lhe 203 man leasl likely lo gel ulcers. Dubbed Fair as much lor lhe color ol his ample hair as lor a conlraclion ol his name, Al enioys sleeping, ealing, and playing baskelball. Colle e Barnwell Honors , , , Captain, Corridor Patrol , . A Class Social Commttee , School Service Committee. Foltyfsix AUGUSTUS S. FEATHER. 3rd 7425 Fayette Street Chemical Engineering Anytime you see an eighteen-inch tinger traced in best physics torm on a Wissahickon signpost, chances are you're just looking at a momento ot one ot Gus' weekly tishing trips. Third in an unbroken line at Augustuses, Gus keeps himselt busy tossing sixteen pound wooden balls dawn bowling alleys tor Central and innumerable neigh- borhood teams. l-le still tinds time, though, to serve class and school while keeping his marks well in the upper brackets. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Varsity Bowling A . A Corridor Patrol A . . Special Projects Committee , . , Class Patrols Committee. LAMBERT K. FELDGUS 735I Thouron Street Medlfllne Lanny won a baseball contest a while ago, wrote a composition about it, and hasn't heard the end ot it yet. Three generations ot English students have thus tar picked apart that literary epic, and theres no end in sight. When he isn't writing classic compositions lwhich is most ot the timel, triendly, amiable Lan keeps busy serving a variety ot class committees, cashiering at a local chain store, and keeping his grades at their customary high level. Student Tutors A . . Captain, Corridor Patrol , A . Class Patrols Committee , . . Class Freshman Committee , . , Class Social Com- mittee . A . Special Projects Committees . . , Class Publicity Com- mittee . . , Camera Club . Barnwell and Scholastic Honors WILLIAM FELDMAN 2000 Spencer Street Accounting Nicknamed Wee Willie in honor ot his tremendous height, Bill has led cheers tor C.l-l.S. during many a tootball season. A time student with a special knack tor math and chemistry, he supplemented his cheerleading activities with a high-pressure ticket selling cam- paign aimed at little brother treshmen. A numismatist and philate- list, Bill hopes tor a career in accounting. Eiarnwell Honors A , Class Patrols Committee A . , Cap and Gown Committee A . Class Publicity Committee . A A Football Ticker Committee . . . Cheerleaders , A A Stamp Club. JOSEPH J. FENKEL 5832 North Fifteenth Street Accounting Joes greatest claim to Centralian immortality is his agility on the basketball court. Always a hard worker but not always a star, Joe practiced many seasons to progress tram a diamond in the rough to a skilled pertormer A 'good u ' with an eas lau h J e l . Q y y g, o plans to work his way up the ladder in business. Earnwell Hofcrs A . . Class Tr QQ Comm veg , , , QIQ35 llgffjg Cemrrittee A , , Varst, JV. arid Cadet Easketball A 4 A Cadet Fsctba ll Fortyfseven DAVID FINEMAN 6006 Greene Street College Dave and his English racer are well lcnown on and about the hills ot Germantown. Known tor his long curly hair and dislike tor geometry, Dave made such a name tor himselt in the Student Asso- ciation that he has been chosen proxy chairman ot most 203 physics classes. Armed with a reputation as a time student, Dave is heading tor a bright tuture in college and later lite. Barnvvell Honors . , . Student Association Representative . . J.V. Soccer, STEVEN FINK 620l North Eleventh Street Dentistry One ot the most capable ot class politicians, Steve spent a term as Chiet .Justice becoming the school authority on KP's and de- tentions. One ot the 203's most enthusiastic tans ot the opposite sex lwhich is saying plentyl, Steve handled the co-chairmanship ot the Senior Prom Committee with characteristic competence. An excellent student, he gets along best in trig class. Barnwell Honors . . . Chief Justice, Student Court . . . Co- Chairman, Senior Prom Committee . . . Student Association Repre- sentative, Alternate, and Social Committee . . , Co-Chairman, PTC, Committee . . . Class Patrols Committee . . . Co-Chairman, Junior Prom Band Committee . . . WCEN . . , JV. Football A . , JV. Baseball. HOWARD MARTIN FISHMAN l9I4 North Myrtlewood Street Engineering Although the physics department considered him its prize philosopher, t'lowie's chosen tield is still engineering. Fishl' easily latches onto complicated concepts ot analytics and calculus, but unaccountably tinds ditticulty adding two and two in economics tests. Class Social Committee . . . School Service Committee . . . Class Transportation Committee . , . Class Mimeograph Crew . . . Champion Intramural Sports . . . Chess Club . . . Record Book Statt . . , Barnwell and Scholastic l-lonors. JOHN FLEMING 5736 North Twentieth Street Engineering Somp'n tishy around your way? It so, check with Flem -he's been an expert in things piscatorial since he tirst laid eyes on Carassius auratus lgoldtish. to youl. An ardent tan ot Abie's chemistry 2, Flem spends ott-hours building models ot practically everything and dreaming ot an eventtul career in engineering. Barnwell l-loriors . . . Class Reunion Committee . . . Chess Club J Tropical Fish Club. Fortyfeight PAUL FORMAN 6806 North Lawnton Avenue Astrophysics Pauls tranlc, easy-going, relaxed manner malces him a retreshing addition to any gathering-be it a tormal debate, a political bull sessionf' or a scientitic discussion. Currently headed tor a career in astrophysics, Paul tairly devoured all the science his alma mater had to otter. Its logical, he says. Debote Society A Closs Tutoriol Committee A A Freshman Trock A A A Bornvvell l-lonors FRANKLIN FULLER 6039 Greenway Avenue Automobile Designing Although Franlc is known tor his unconquerable contempt tor physics, his tirst love has always been cars. For Frank, there is nothing in this lite that can quite match the teel ot the wheel ot a '47 Ford, complete with duals, skirts, and the worlcs. Intromurol Sports ELLIOT JOSEPH FURMAN 5648 Ogontz Avenue Medicine Ells a top-notch student who's always ready to lend a helping hand. Famous tor his avoidance ot the opposite sex, Ell tound reach- ing 206 by I0:45 an almost impossible task. French in neither romantic temperament nor linguistic aptitude, Ell is schooling tor a medical career. Bornwell ond Scholostic Honors A A A Bond ond Orchestra A A A 'llVtirror Stott A A A Cob ond Gown Committee A A A Closs Reunion Committee A A A Astronomy Club ROBERT H. GARTMAN 6893 North Nineteenth Street College The 203 made good use ot Bobs tlair tor the ridiculous. As chairman ot the Special Proiects Committee, 'Nose' dreamed up most ot the gimmicks that high-lighted the 203's senior year. Bob belonged to a variety ot organizations ranging trom the Tropical Fish Club to the SJXA His leisure hours are spent listening to real gone music and snapping pictures with his trusty Brownie. Borriiell Ho' :rg Stuoe' ' Aigociotcrt RegiAreserAtot'i,3 A A Choirrtoi Special Progects C0l7NlT'l'fii: A A Clcii Freshman Cffli- it ttee A A Confero Club A A 'lrcg col Fish ClubA Fortyfnine PAUL N. GARVIN 2l76 Conlyn Street Armed Forces Pauls many and varied talents lhe's a champ at sottball, the sax, cartooning, and impersonationsl should make him as popular in the Marines as he was at C.l-l.S. Just a word ot warning to World War ll brass hats who had apoplectic strokes trom seeing Kilroy was here scrawled wherever they went: Mr. Garvin proudly identities himselt as a deputy ot the Jankf' Chompionship Intromurol Sports, MURRIE GAYMAN I3l7 Yerkes Street College Little can be said tor Murrie that his record doesn't say tor him. An honor student, he is also an artist, a musician, and, as his college English colleagues can testity, a bard second only to Shakespeare. An expert artist whose handiwork is sprinkled throughout these pages, easy-going Murrie with a nonchalant air has kept all three school publications-and class publicists-well supplied with graphic material. Bornvvell ond Scholostic Honors . , , Prize, Notionol High School Art Exhibition . . . C.H.S. Orchestro . . , All Philodelphio High School Orchestra . , , Art Editor, Mirror ond Centrolizer . . . Art Editor, Record Book . . i Choirmon, Closs Sociol Committee . . . Designer, 203 High Senior Pin, MARK GELBER I8l5 Plymouth Street Music Markls plans tor the tuture are still quite simple: he wants to go to college and tace the music course. An alumnus ot the All- Philadelphia l-ligh School Orchestra, as well as ot Central's orchestra and band, he has good reason tor his ambitions. Mark lalias C5elt l served also as a Camera Club lensman, and a tountain technician lsoda-ierkl during his C.H.S. soiourn. CHS. Bond ond Orchestra . A , All-Philodelphio High School Orchestro . . . Speciol Projects Committee . . . Closs Freshman Committee, SHERMAN GINSBERG I9l6 Neclro Avenue College One thing that ou could alwa s sa about Sherm he was on Y Y Y 3 the ball. Football, baseball, hardball, sottball-you name it, he played it. Dubbed l'Ginsy to save triends the exertion ot pronounc- ing his tull name, he specialized in history, tound trig his chiet nemesis. JV Foctlpoll ll. iloseboll Fifty HARVEY ALVIN GLASS 5040 Gransback Street College Harv will be remembered in the C.l-l.S. Hall ot Fame as one ot those tearless warriors who helped to maintain some semblance ot order in Centrals corridors. An expert in law entorcement, Harv served not only as Captain ot the Corridor Patrol but also as a member ot the 203 patrol committee. Barnwell Honors Captain, Corridor Patrol i Class Patrols Committee , , Football Ticket Committee , . . JV, Track. BERNARD GLASSMAN I l38 East Susquehanna Avenue College Bernie was another one ot those boys who seemed to be every place at once. Besides being precocious with a pigskin, he iuggled the tigures as a book treasurer, served on class social and school service committees, and made Barnwell-all this while murdering French pronunciation. Barnwell Honors , A . Book Treasurer . , . School Service Com- mittee , . , Class Social Committee , , , Varsity, JV. and Cadet Football. FREDERICK MARTIN GOETHE 2036 Ridge Avenue Teaching That blue streak ot German emanating trom Room 235 isn't Mr. Wieder delivering a protessional opinion on boys who don't do homework. lt's just Fred practicing up on his tavorite subject. Dubbed Woltgang by tollowers ot German poetry, quiet, reliable Fred makes a habit ot being Barnwell and scholastic, lends out homework and notes at hourly rates, plays three musical instruments, and still tinds time to be an llavarian and a horticulturistf' Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . t , CHS Orchestra . . All-Philadelphia High School Orchestra ALLAN GOLDBERG I720 Stenton Avenue Pharmacy A big, easy-going tellow, Al has lumbered slowly through tour C.H.S. years. Known as a tine student and top-notch tootball player, he has proved his versatility by participating in numerous school activities. Al looks torward to a pharmaceutical career, Barnwcll Honors . Claes Piri Corrn-vtee Corridor Parc , . JV Football , irtrcmural Srlorti Fiftyfone HENRY W. GOLDBERG I730 Mohican Street College A triendly, attable sort ot guy, l-lammerin' l-tank has sauntered his way through his high school years. Atter a stint with the Mirrors' Cadet gridders, Henry decided that tootball wasn't tor him and contented himselt thereatter with intramural basketball. Besides college, the only thing he detinitely knows is that in the tuture Spanish and he will never again meet. Student Association Representative . . . Cadet Football . . Intramural Sports. DONALD LEON GOLDSMITH 2562 North Thirty-first Street Mathematics Goldie's specialty is curveball pitching. ln tact, so ettective is his hurling that he led his homeroom to the intramural sottball crown in l953. l-lis l-lello there baby! has won over many curves in other tields, but Don'll testity that he almost struck out in Latin. Donny's tavorite scholastic pastime is math, and he plans to make a career out ot some phase ot that subject. Barnwell Honors . . . Captain, Championship Intramural Softball Team . , . Class Mimeograph Crew . . . Class Athletic Committee . . .Cap and Gown Committee. NORMAN ARNOLD GOLDSTEIN 7344 Sommers Road Medicine It you happen to see a supersonic blur dashing through the C.l-l.S. corridors like an enraged hurricane, it's probably iust Norm, speeding to college math in preparation tor the track season. Famed tar taking att like a scared iackrabbit and pumping his legs like a piston engine on his way to end zone or tinish line, Norm slowed down to serve as Class Veep, Student Court Associate Justice, and most ot the other ottices Central has to otler. Barnwell and Scholastic l-lonors . . . Vice-President, 203 Ctass . . . Treasurer, Student Association , . , Associate Justice, Student Court . . . Chairman, Freshman Committee , . , Committee ot l7 , . . Camera Club . . . Varsity and J.V. Football . , . Varsity and Cadet Track. GEORGE GORDON l837 Roselyn Street Engineering Ask George what his tavorite subiect is, and he'll give you a list at every C.l-l.S. course he-'s ever taken. What's more, his marks verity his scholastic talents. Georges true summer love, though, is the court and the cage. For two months every year, he and his basketball are practically inseparable. Barnwell Honors , . , Class Pin Committee Fiftyftwo CARL J. GORODETZKY II4 South Twentieth Street Business Whenever theres a hole in the assembly program that needs tilling, count on Carl to save the day with his trusty violin and customary brilliance. Carl's bow and strings have won him the enviable post ot top school musician, and concertmaster ot the C.t'l.S. orchestra, while his dexterity with the shutter button earned him a Record Book photography berth. Concertmoster, CHS, Orchestro Closs Tronsportoticn Committee , . . Photogrophy Stott, Record Bock, PHILIP RICHARD GOTTLIEB l825 Nolan Street Veterinary Medicine It Phil could coniugate a Latin verb as well as he can caricature his Latin teacher, he would set some sort ot scholastic record. A good man to have on your side, Phil helped two intramural champion- ships in sottball and soccer, while his artistic and musical talents have made him a valuable member ot the Record Boolc art statt and C.l'l.S. Orchestra. Orchestro , , , WCEN . . . Art Club . . . Vocol Ensemble . . . Scholostic Art Leogue , , . Color Guord . . . Closs Arbor Doy Committee . . . Chompionship lntromurol Sports . . . Record Book Art Stott. DAVID R. GRAY 7I59 Uber Street College Dave's clarinet may spend most ot its time dismembered in its little blaclc case, but when it's in one piece you can count on top quality music. A tan ot the strictly classical, DG, spends his spare time tiddling with the Icnobs, gadgets, and miscellaneous parapher- nalia attached to a hi-ti set. Mindtul ot an astounding laclc ot mathematical ability, Dave dotes on English in lO8 and history, anywhere. Bornwell l-lonors . . . Orchestro . . . School Service Committee . . Record Book Stott, ALBERT M. GROSSMAN 2I70 North Franlclin Street College While others may open a newspaper to checlc the tunnies or the sports section, Al goes right to the tinancial pages. This heir apparent to J. P. Morgan enjoys reading good literature, playing the piano lclassics preterredl, and star-gazing with the Astronomy Club. A quiet, unassuming individual with a time scholastic record, Al plans to go to college. borriwell Hcncrs , Astrcocml, Club . . Current Events Club . Record Book Stott Fiftyfthree HARRY HALKEDIS bl I0 Cheslnul Slreel College Need some hol lips on hol dogs? As behind-lhe-counler man in a high-gualily lranlclurler salon, I'larry's an experl in all phases ol sausage relailing. Possessor ol a line academic record in nonvculinary subiecls, loo, handsome I-larry makes il a habil lo enioy Cenlrals school sporl-handball on lhe Soulh Courl. Bornwell Honors. STEVEN H. HARLEM 4927 D Slreel College Sleves been in so many sporls around Cenlral lhal il would probably be easier lo Iisl lhose wilh which he's unfamiliar lhan lhe ones in which he's parlicipaled. Tex has been associaled in one way or anolher wilh Cenlral I-ligh School loolball, baseball, lraclc, ancl baslcelball. Also a lvlirror slaller, Sleve enioyed science in general, bul lound Lalin 'Idry and dull. JV Boseboll . JN ond Cooel Fcolboll Trock Moncgcr Mirror Stoll GEORGE WILLIAM HILDEBRAND 4I5 Vanlxirlc Slreel Aeronaulical Engineering I-lildie spends his lall allernoons shouling C.l-l.S. cheers inlo a megaphone almosl as big as he is, and punclualing his vcca' ellorls wilh grimaces, conlorlions, calislhenics, and an occasional bil ol acrobalics lor grealer ellecl. Nimble and sure-looled, George lilces lo show oll his agilily in a hol iillerbug- Bandsland slyle. Aller school, 'Il-lildiew acls as a grocery clerlc, buf slill linds lime lo keep school averages high. Parrwcll Honors Cheerleaders Fencing Club GILBERT MARTIN HORWITZ 3234 Norlh Dover Slreel Melallurgy Theres no place lo lry oul praclical psychology lilce behind a cash regisler. Al leasl, so says Gil, who's handled many a dillicull cuslomer in his Penn Eruil career. Rechrislened Gereral in honor ol his lirsl lwo inilials. Gil says geomelry has loo many ligurcs lor him. llle enjoys English, llwough, because Im lamliar wilh lhi language. I Conicro Club Clow Iionaugl Citnw Intron irc g. yi, immwwi l.l-,yy .,s,' l'Cl ll ,cifi Fiftyffouv' ROBERT JOSEPHS 707 East Upsal Street Chemical Engineering Bobs graduation will probably be a great reliet to the many teachers who have survived his verbal barrages. Responsible tor more protessorial gray hairs than most Ceritralites can dream ot, Bob counts chemical experimentation, model aircratting, shutterbugging, and debating tops among spare-time activities. A great tan ot base- ball-anywhere, anytime-Bob plans to seek his tortune as a chemi- cal engineer. Barnwell Honors . . A Debate Society , , , Radio-Electronics Club . . . Student Association Alternate . . . School Service Com- mittee , , .Camera Club . . , Chess Club. . 4 French Dictation Club. PAUL H. KAPLEAU 7606 Thouron Street College A tall, quiet tellow with a liking tor all manner ot sports, Paul has taken time out trom athletic activities and struggles with geometry to serve on a trio ot class committees. An expert shutter- bug, Paul employed his study periods roving the halls in search ot ottenders ot the school corridor code. Captain, Corridor Patrol . , . Class Social Committee . . . Class Freshman Committee . . , Football Ticket Committee . . . Mirror- Centralizer Representative . , . Camera Club, SEYMOUR KASINETZ 2530 North Thirty-second Street Chemical Engineering Cookies the quiet observant type who is always around when he's most needed. As Track Manager tor his school and Record Book statter tor his class, he served taithtully and well, without tantare. For a tuture, he has chosen chemical engineering. Barnwell Honors . . . Class Banquet Committee , . . Manager, Varsity Track , , . Record Book Statt. ROBERT ALLEN KATINSKY I037 Oak Lane Avenue Orthodontia It it seems that Bob always has stars in his eyes, its no accident. As president ot the Astronomy Club and head ot the planetarium operators, quiet, amiable Bob has established himselt as an expert amateur star-gazer. l-le has, however, chosen a down to earth career in orthodontia. Barriwell Horrors . President, Astrcricm, Club Ffresiderit, Planetarium Ops-roars . School Seryice Committee Fiftyffive HERBERT L. KATZ 5028 D Street Business It you are in need ot a date on short notice. better look up Herbie and his tlourishing social bureau. A big, iovial tellow with a ready wit and an even readier laugh, I-lerb has a taculty tor every- thing except gym. A good student, who is always ready to learn, Herb also has taken an active part in the lite ot the school. Bomwell Honors , . . Co-Choirmon, Closs Bonouet Committee Student Associotion Representonve . . . Assistont Editor, P . Junior Prom Committee , , ,J V. Soccer P T C Peigiresentotixe DANIEL KEINER I I3I East Dorset Street College The Deacon always has a ready smile and pleasant word tor everyone. I-lis senior year tound him participating in no less than three class committees and tighting ott the ill ettects ot Physics 2. With the wide, wide world waiting with open portals, he's still not sure to what use helll put his talents. Bornwell Honors , , , Student Associotion Alternote . . . Closs Bonciuet Committee . . . Closs Potrols Committee MICHAEL KERNOSH 54I9 North Eleventh Street Pharmacy It you're in need ot a wellecompounded prescription, better see Mike, one ot the 203's several prospective pharmacists. When he isn't studying pills, Mike can be tound toting golt bag and clubs -occasionally taking a stroke ot his own-as golter and caddy at the local links. A specialist in history and physics, Mike tound algebra a bewildering maze ot Greek and Roman letters. Closs Reunion Committee . . Special Projects Committee. PHILIP KITTNER 6I66 North Seventeenth Street Medicine Phills big iob at Central was to see that New York was in pretty much the same condition November 29, I954 as it was on the 25th. Otticial 203 representative to the Philadelphia Travel Club, Phil is also the last Crimson and Gold detender between C.l-LS. grid opponents and the Mirror end zone. Hornwoll ond Schclostic Honors . . . Choirmoiiy Closs 'lim Committee . . . Student Assoctotion Peircsentotixfc . t , Joint Activities Committee , . Vorsitg ond JV Pootboll . . . JN , Posktrtltclll Fiftyfsix MICHAEL WILLIAM KOTT I849 Champlos+ Avenue Engineering Uncirculated Indian heads your specialty? Then Mikes the man to see. Besides his experience as a numismatist lcoin-collector to non-intellectualsl, colortul Mikes been a perennial pertormer on the C.I't S. ridiron Look tor him to put his mathematical abilities to . g . good use as an engineer. Barnwell I-lonors . . . Varsity and Cadet Football PETER KRASAS l7II Sixty-eighth Avenue Civil Engineering Well known to his classmates as a smiling. 'friendly guy, Pete has been quite active around the school in both class and S.A. work. A regular customer ot Barnwell badges, he played tootball during his treshman and sophomore years without sacriticing scholastic stand- ing. Pete's tuture plans call tor a career in civil engineering. Barnwell Honors . , , Student Association Representative . , . Class Trip Committee . . , IV, and Cadet Football , . . Field Day Representative . . . Representative, Intramural Sports. NORMAN L. KRUSEN 3I3 Hartel Avenue Electrical Engineering Seems that whenever anyone around Central has an engineering problem, he goes to Norm tor a solution. One ot the unsung heroes ot the Central I-ligh School drama, Norm has been on the technical end ot practically everything ever staged at Central. When he's not probing CentraI's electrical innards, you'lI 'find him repairing those ot some other building, tinkering with model trains, hi-ti, photog- raphy, or homegrown electronics. Chief Engineer and Program Director, Radio Workshop . . . Stage Crew . . . Projection Crew . . . Sound Technician, Elliot Lester Plays . . . Camera Club, CHARLES LAW 5862 Chew Avenue Music Sonnys greatest passion is music. Atter a career in the Navy, he intends to devote his lite to his chosen art. I-Iis other interests range trom collecting to weight-litting. What little time remains to him is spent as a restaurant counterman. lritraniural Spcrts Fifty-seven EUGENE FRANK LEAVITT 5449 Claridge Sfreef Engineering A soTT-spoken, genial guy. Gino lilces noThing beTTer Than To puTTer wiTh his model Trains. l-le has used his aThleTic skill on amiable coach Grimsleys Track Team ln an eTlorT To sTa as Tar as ossible ' Y F3 Trom English composiTion, Gene is planning Tor himselT a career in engineering. Bornwell Honors , . . J.V. ond Codet Trock. FRED R. LENTZ 3958 Pennsgrove STreeT DenTisTry Fred has had more and varied employmenT in The lasT Tour years Than man eo le do in a liTeTime. A combination haberdasher Y T3 P f ieweler, sTucco applier, and clay modeler, he has used all his varied TalenTs Tor pecuniary advancemenT. ln The TuTure, he's ouT 'lor a sTeady job as a denTisT. Closs Potrols Committee . . . Closs Reunion Committee. JERRY LEVINE 2052 Sa nsom STreeT DramaTics Jerry's The 203's super salesman. No maTTer how rare The arTicle, Jerry generally has iT Tor sale. A Tollower oT show business wiTh a passion Tor The dramaTic, he enioys relaxing wiTh a couple oT good jazz or blues records. Jerry hopes Tor a career in The TheaTer. Closs Freshmon Committee . . . Special Projects Committee, ROBERT LEVINS 2640-J Ridge Drive College Whooshl There goes Bob wiTh a Tancy Triclq on The parallel barsl Bobs larynx muscles seem To be as well developed as his more prominent biceps, Tor he's a long-Time veTeran ot The C.l'l.S. Vocal Ensemble. One oT Coach Jim MonTgomery's hardy disTance runners, Bob's still undecided about his Tuture. Vorslty Gym loom , . . Cross-Country Teom , , . Vccol Ensemble . . Clofss Patrol: Committee. Fiftyeight SIMON A. LEVIT I6I3 Conlyn Street COIICQG A good mixer and an expert conversationalist, Si is also a fine student and a hard worker. Endeared to the Science Department after two terms of physics, Si distinguished himself in book politics as a veteran S.A. representative. A fan of Benny Goodman records and a basketball player of some note, Si plans to goto college. Barnwell I-lonors , . , Student Association Representative and Alternate . , , Class Trip Committee . . . Junior Prom Committee . , . Cadet Basketball. LIONEL LIBSON 25OI North Marston Street Advertising Lionel and his talented pen have sketched just about every person, place, and thing to be found within these hallowed halls. His keen wit and ready brush have conspired to create many a humorous caricature designed to keep his less gifted classmates in continuous hysterics. Naturally, Lionel will study art after graduation. Art Club , . . Class Mimeograph Crew. JAMES LINK 3356 Fordham Road Undecided Jim's biological specialty covers the entire animal kingdom- all the way from fish, hamsters, white mice, guinea pigs up to and including the human female. An ardent collector of all the latest popular recordings, Jim is also a sports enthusiast, and finds himself much more at home in the C.l-I.S. gymnasium than in the Spanish classroom. Jimls ticket to the future is still marked destination unknown. Track. BARTON B. LIPSCHUTZ 950 Sanger Street College A quiet fellow well known for his friendly grin, Bart used his ample muscles as a member of Mr. Snyder's talented tumblers. A pro at building models and translating Spanish, Bart does more talking to his tropical fish than he does to us. Varsty Gym Team . , , Tropical Fish Club, Fiftyfnine BARRY A LIPSON I8l7 Chew Avenue Engineering WhaT does The well dressed senior wear on CommencemenT nighT Whatever iT is Barry s 'ob as cap and gown Co Chairman To see ThaT he wears iT in correcT size sTyle and color ElecTed The mosT handsome member oT The 203 versaTile Lip has inTeresTs ranging all The way Trom Iazzy mu ic and cars To Tishing boaTing and swimming His TavoriTe pasTime however still courTing Mi Mirrors Bornwell l-loncr Co Choirmon Cop ond known Ccrrw tte Swing Bond J V Swimming Codet Track JOEL LISKER l4I5 WesT Fisher Avenue VeTerinary Medicine IT you hear a shrill Tally ho ringing Through The T-lolmesburg woods These aTTernoons chances are iT s only Joel on The prowl wiTh The Holmesburg Fish 81 Game Club A True ouTdoorsman .Joel divides his Time beTween Tish Towl and The clienTele aT Sun Rays soda TounTain WiTh veTerinary medicine as his goal .Joel has a promising TuTure ahead oT him Greek Club School Service Committee Freshman Troclq lvlonoger Varsity ond JV Troclc MORTON LITVIN l455 SouTh ETTing STreeT DenTisTry MorTs prowess on The Gym-X Tield earned him a repuTaTion which neTTed him co-chairmanship oT The 203 AThleTic CommiTTee. AlThough his quieT modesT personaliTy prevenTs him Trom adverTising his success MorTs scholasTic TalenTs have disTinguished him as a leading member oT his class. However The cherchez-ing oT la Temme sTill raTes as The LiTvin TavoriTe pasTime. Bornwell l-lonors , . . Co-Choirmon, Closs Athletics Committee . , . lntromurol Sports. GENE LOCKS 4830 Osage Avenue College FooTball, baseball, baskeTball, poliTics, scholarship-you name iT: Genels sTarred in iT. Gino won varsiTy leTTers and sTarTing berThs in all Three maior sporTs, as well as presiding over The C.l-l.S. STudenT AssociaTion. Despite These honors plus an A average, a parT-Time iob, and co-chairmanship oT a class commiTTee, Gene has reTained his modesT, lilceable disposiTion, and remains The Top 203 specimen oT The All American boy. lzornxxell end Zchclcstc l-lcncrs , , . Will.onw Butler Memoriol Prize . . President Student Association , , , Vorsity ond JV. Boseboll , vorsiti, ond J Y Fcofboll . , . Vors ty ond Codet Bosketboll , . . Ci,-Chuirnrcry Sw ,T Prom Committee . Junior Prom Comm ttee. Sixty BARRY LOIGMAN 7005 North Broad Street College Are your problems nuclear in nature? Whether your scientitic stumbling bloclc is bacteriology or atomic bombs, Barry and his trusty microscope lcyclotron on orderl are ready to help you. Quiet and modest, Barry has nevertheless become an academic and social success. bariiviell l-loriors , . . Record lioolc Cart and Gown Committee- JOHN MacMURRAY Falls Road Engineering Maclcs The 203's nomination Tor water boy ot The year. For as many Terms as most Centralites can remember, in good season and in bad, smiling John has been toting buclcets ot liguid retresh- ment onto and ott ot The C.l-l.S. gridiron. When not ministering unto wounded gladiators, Mack pioneered in the Scouting Club, and got up with the chiclcens To preserve law and order with The Early Morn- ing Patrol. Barnvvell Honors . . . Student Association Representative . . . Manager, Varsity Football . . . Cadet Basketball . r , School Service Committee . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . , Early Morning Patrol . , . Coordinator, lntramural Sports . . . Scouting Club. PAUL A. MAILSHANKER 4604 Woodland Avenue College On iust about any Thursday during The Tall, you can hear Paul's clarinet blaring away as The C.l-l.S. Tootball band goes Through its paces. A musician in The Melo Katz dance band, Paul also plays The saxophone and tlute. A Triendly, cheertul soul with a rare passion tor geology, Paul has maintained a time musical and scholastic record. Barnwell Honors . . . Hand and Orchestra , , . Chess Club , . Greek Club ALAN MANIN I836 Roselyn Street Accounting Armed with a motto something like Ctesl la vie-,i its no won- der that Big Al retused to let any subiect, teacher, or detention get under his slcin. He admits, however, that Kuehneis French was The real test ot his philosophy. Al joined several treshman teams, but contired his athletic activities to out ot school teams, atter employ- ment beckoned. Stud,-i t fAi','SClC'.C, Resp Ca' at fl CV - Q - v, . ,. ,M i, 'sv. QV'- ' 4 , . 'tt Z' Pino 'ii , Coca' r a Coos' T V s ff-f, Sixryfone SIDNEY MARGOLIS I400 East Columbia Avenue College Sid is as well known on the South Lawn as he is in the class room tor a good portion ot his tour Ct-l S years was spent on those verdant pastures l-le was around the building long enough however to take an active part in a whole host ot class activities and corn mittee work An ex clerk at a local chain drug s ore Sid has no tuture plans past college Class Reunion Committee School Service Committee 9 S att Greek Club Record Book Statt BARRY MASER 4800 Walnut Street College Perennial Santa Claus with the aid ot a tew well placed pillows tor the Widener kids Maze specializes in booting and centering tootballs and tlipping twelve pound metal balls during athletic sea son Barry s is a rather unique ambition to pass Gareys chemistry Varsity J V and Cadet Football Varsity JV and Freshman Track Cap and Gown Committee Widener Christmas Party Intramural Sports ALLEN MATUSOW 722 Neclro Avenue aw An old hand with the editorial blue pencil Mat has made his literary reputation editing the Mirror copyreading the class Record Book and handling 203 minutes-keeping chores. A glutton tor hard work with an easy going disposition Al s a good man to have around when there s a composition to be handed in a business letter to be written or a halt-page hole on page 27 to be tilled in a hurry. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors , . . Editor-in-Chiet Mirror . . . Secretary 203rd Class . , , Literary Editor Record Book , r Student Association Representative, JACK A. MCCARDLE 2368 Seventy-eighth Avenue College Jack earned lasting tame early in his stay at Central by meriting the most unigue report card in 203 history l4 Als and an E on a tirst reportl. Jackls souped up '4l Plymouth can generally be seen speed- ing down the shaded streets ot Oak Lane. A born comedian, Jack enjoys nothing more than an audience and a good straight man. Earnwell and Scholastic Honors . . Executive Editor, MirrCr Chairman, Class Transportation Committee , . . Class Panduit Committee . , Student Tutors. Sixtyftwo ANTHONY McKINNON l823 West Pacific Street Psychiatry When Mack isnlt setting pins in a bowling alley, Throwing newspapers onto porches or putting cans on The top shelt ot a grocery, you might tind him tearing around an asphalt Track or into a tackling dummy. Though he's up at the crack ot dawn, Tony's activities with the early-morning patrol never seem to phase him when it comes to track or gridiron. With a pre-med course ahead, Tony hopes to run right into a successtul career. Varsity and J.V. Football . . . Varsity and J.V. Track . . . Early Morning Patrol. WILLIAM J. McLAUGHLlN Quakertown Airport, Quakertown College Though congenial Mack may not look like the Typical politico, he still managed to muster enough support To win himselt a near- permanent berth in The C.l'l.S. Student Association. Bill is always happy to give service to his school, but ioviality alone wasn't enough to get him Through French every term. Student Association Representative and Alternate . . . Class Patrols Committee . . . School Service Committee . , . JV. and Cadet Football . . , Freshman Track . . . Camera Club. NORMAN MEADOW I855 Champlost Avenue Research Biology Norms slow retlexes and Tortoise-like movements make him The wonder ot his tast-talking, quick-moving classmates. ln contrast to the sluggishness ot his physical motions, Norms mental Taculties operate with great speed. Debating, writing, experimenting, and Stargazing are just a Tew ot his cerebral pursuits. A career in biology awaits him atter graduation. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Debate Society . . Mirror Statt . . . Astronomy Club . . . Record Book Stott . . . Class Reunion Committee. EDWARD MEDMAN 626 Jackson Street Business Thingslll be quieter around the library now That Eddiels grad- uated. Co-owner ot The worldls record Tor driving Miss Yoder to distraction, cheertul, talkative Ed lnicknamed lllvleadowll by a near- sighted history protl has neglected neither school service nor Demon Textbook during his Central stay. A tan ot The l-listory and English departments, Ed spends his spare time tollowing the exploits ot his tavorite athletes. Barnvvell l-lcncrs . . Book Treasurer . , . Mirror Stott , , , School Service Committee . . . Cadet Football . . . Freshrrafsi Track. Sixtyftlwee ARNOLD MARVIN MEDVENE 64l3 North Fifteenth Street Accounting When Arnie entered Central, he decided he was going to enjoy himselt-regardless ot scholastic pressure. Even atter tour years ot the Central grind, the original motto is still holding up. Close con- tender in the balloting tor Class Wit, Arnie boasts a sixth sense which never misses a potentially humorous situation. Student Association Representative . , , P.T.C. Representative . . . Class Banquet Committee . . . Corridor Patrol , , . Intramural Sports. RICHARD A. MEHLEY 7233 Ogontz Avenue Physical Education Diclcs greatest claim to tame is his selection as captain ot the varsity baseball squad. ln spite ot that great honor, he has remained the good-natured, easy-going guy, with many triends. Diclc has been a member ot assorted class committees, and devotes much ot the balance ot his tree time to his tavorite torm ot relaxation, driving. Barnwell Honors . , , Captain, Varsity Baseball Team , . . Varsity Football , , . Early Morning Patrol , . , Senior Prom Com- mittee . , , Special Projects Committee, MATTHEW MENKEN 2472 Seventy-seventh Avenue Law Mr. Chairman, honorable judges, worthy opponents . . Matt Menlcen, debater extraordinary, was at it again. Matt was strictly a class nobody. Outside ot being an otticer in tour or tive school organizations, junior and senior oratorical champ, and close to the scholastic top ot the 203, he did nothing. ln college, says Matt, l may try some extracurricular activiites. They look like tunlw Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . , Gold Medal, Junior and Senior Oratorical Contests , . . Associate Editor, Centralizer . . . Vice President, Debate Society . . . Varsity Debate Team , . . Chair- man, Class Tutorial Committee . . . Chairman, Student Tutors . . . Record Book Stott. RICHARD MENKUS 970 Allengrove Street Medicine Whoosh! There goes Diclt again on the parallels! Ever since his treshman year, when he gained schoolewide tame by pertorming amazing teats on a horse considerably bigger than he was, Dick has been closely associated with Big Bill Snyder's muscle-building school. l-le also maintains a tine scholastic average specializing in the humanities. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors , . . Varsity Gym Teant . , Class Tutorial Committee. Sixtyffour JOEL DON MILLER I4 I 4 Weaver Street ACCOUUIINQ You can recognize Snutty most anytime by his wide, triendly smile-directed especially at prospective customers tor tootball ducats. One ot the 203's most avid readers, Joel devours a minimum ot one book daily, still leaving time tor proper attention to his stamp, coin, and girl collections. Chairman, Football Ticket Committee , . , Class Pin Committee . . . Class Freshman Committee . . . Special Projects Committee . . . JV Soccer . . . Spanish Club. NELSON J. MILLER 430I North Sixth Street Chemical Engineering When Nels isn't driving Miss Yoder crazy. he's generally doing pretty much the same thing to his junk heap-otticially titled a '4I Ford. Co-owner ot the world's record tor getting thrown out ot the Barnwell Library, Nocky spends att-hours at the nearest bowling alley, or mulling over stamp, coin, or record collections. Barnwell Honors . . , Class Pin Committee , , . Class Mimeograph Crew . , . Class Atheltic Committee . . . Varsity and J.V. Bowling 4 . . Cadet Football . A . Freshman Track, ROBERT MOSS I743 Mayland Street Chemistry Bob made quite a reputation tor himselt as an all-round athlete by making most ot the teams Central has to otter, and managing or coaching the tew that were left. A camera 'Fiend with the added advantage ot tree supplies trom the paternal photo shop, Bob is known in musical circles tor his red-hot Armstrong-style trumpet. Barnwell I-lonors . . Varsity and JV. Football . . . J.V. and Cadet Track , . , Manager, Varsity Basketball , . . Student Line Coach, Championship JV Football Team , , , Intramural Soccer and Tennis . . . Class Social Committee , . . Record Book Photography Stott. WILLIAM MURRAY 7848 Provident Street College Altalta Bill enjoys more than anything else the thrill ot katting about the sedate halls ot Central all decked out in D.A., pegs, high risers, and other paraphernalia considered the height ot tashion tor trigid telines. Probably Centrals loudest driver, the 203 Klass Kat is connected in most Centralites' minds with the 90-decibel motorcycle he pilots to school each morning. Barnwell I-lonors . . . Student fksociation Alternate . . . Class Patrals Committee . . . IV, and Cadet Football. Sixtyffive ARTHUR NASELOW 650l North Sixteenth Street Dentistry Benny has an overwhelming love tor chemistry both Blummian and industrial but his dominant passion is still tor tie members ot the temale sex ot homo sapiens The hope ot dates with the same has been instrumental in spurring him onward to greater heights the realm ot tancy driving Arts scholastic ambitions have been thwarted only in the language corridor by demon trancais Barnwell Honors JV Track Class Patrols Committee SAMUEL H NEAL 4927 North Marvme Street Ministry From the time he won the Athletic Scholarship Prize until he suttered a head inlury in his senior year Sammy was one ot Central s most respected backtield stars Possessor ot a rare combination ot brain and brawn he remains nevertheless a sott spoken modest per tormer As chairman ot the Class Patrols Committee Sam preserved the sanity ot taculty and lunchroom statt by keeping the CH S cateteria in some semblance ot order Barnwell and Scholastic Honors Sophomore Athletic Scholar s up P we Chairman Clos Patrols Committee Varsity Football JV Track STANLEY NELSON l824 Champlost Avenue College Long atter the average student is tar trom Central Stan is still around toting basketballs tor Coaches Montgomery and Nelson o else retereeing court contests tor intramural amateurs. A good stu- dent with a special love tor lvlr. Raska 'Stash' served as editor ot the 203 Question Mark keeping mimeographers well supplied with gossip and other news worthy items. A cheertul outspoken tellow with a touch ot tlamboyance Stan plans to go to college. Barnvvell Honors , . . Editor-in-Chiet P . . . StudentAs-oc atlon Alternate , , . Student Association School Spnt Publicity and Social Committees , . . Class Publicity Committee , , , Class Social Committee , . . Class Athletic Committee . . . Student Tutors . . A Mirror Stott , , Manager, Varsity Basketball and Track . . , JV. Football , . . J,V Track , . , J.V. Soccer , , . Referee, Intramural Sports. DONALD L. NOVEK 824 East Upsal Street aw Don has proved himselt a good man to have on your side- nd whether on diamond, gridiron, or when the tists start flying arou 29th and Cleartield. A tormidable barrier to sporting opponents o their wa to home late or the Crimson and Gold ottensive backtield Y P I D n m de valuable contributions to C.l-l.S. rid and diamond ettorts. o a g Dubbed l'Little Bear in honor ot his perpetual tive o'clock shadow, Don has a cheertul smile not even a broken leg could sguelch. barnwell Honors Varszty Saseball . . . Co-Captain, Vorssti. Fi otball Te i J V Basketball Class Athlet c Cornmrta Collins Bittner Bergx Trophy SIXLN six ALAN JAY OMINSKY 8020 Hollis Street Medicine Punster par excellence, champion logician and master of the tricky question, fashion expert, epitome of immaculate appearance. and tall guy for practically anything, your equine reporter and his alliterative column Straight from the t-lorse's Mouth are famous throughout the school. Rechristened Horse because 'lm small and dainty, Biggo has three policies: come in next-to last in cross- countryg pronounce French as if it were English: and never study the night before a test. Barnvvell and Scholastic l-lonors . . . Silver Medal, Senior Oratoricals . . . Executive Editor, Centralizer' '... Assistant Editor, Record Book . . . Vice President, Debate Society . , . Chairman, Class Publicity Committee . . . Championship Debating Team , Student Tutors . . , Astronomy Club RONALD ORENSTEIN l00l East Hortter Street Law Therels something about Ron that makes him our nomination as the most unforgettable person we've ever met. Perhaps it's the time Reggie t l'm sophisticatedwl, then serving as C.l-l.S. drum maiori marched around the gridiron with the band, then continued marching -right after the West Philadelphia drum maiorette. A specialist in driving already harassed profs to complete distraction, Ron and his string bean frame can be found after school behind the cash register of a local grocery. Drum Major, Marching Band . . , 'iCentralizer Stott s . . Class Patrols Committee. THEODORE OSLICK 6003 Loretto Avenue Nuclear Physics Teddy O'Slick is one boy they were always giving the business at Central-the business managership of the Centralizer, Mirror, and Record Book. When it was discovered that he still had time to breathe in spite of the best eftorts of the camera club and the general fee committee lhe's top man of bothl, he was made class pin committee head. Ted tif you want him to scream. iust call him Theodorel plans to delve into atomic mysteries as a nuclear physicist. Barnwell and Scholastic l-lonors , . . Business Manager ot Centralizer, Mirror, and Record Book , , . Managing Editor, 9 , . . Chairman, Class Pin Committee . . . Chairman, General Eec Committee , . , President, Camera Club ARNOLD OSTROW I7I0 North Peach Street Law When Arnie suffered a shoulder separation early in the '54 foot- ball season, Central lost one of its finest backs. What it didn't lose, though, was the smile of one of the most modest and talented athletes of the 203. With a cheerful word for everyone, Arnie ex- celled in his studies as well as on the diamond and the gridiron. l-le expects to pursue a career in the legal profession. Barnwell l-lonors , , . Class Trip Committee . . , Varsity and JV, Football . . . Varsity and JV. Baseball, Sixtyfseven LEONARD PACHMAN 8258 Temple Road College lt's untortunate tor Lenny that behind-the-counter iobs in deli- catessens and soda tountains are somehow iust not conducive to retaining a slim tigure. A big man with a tull platter, Lenny is almost always laboring at his tavorite hobby, dieting, or else running a comb through his hair. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Vice President, Tropical Fish Club . . . Student Association Representative and Publicity Committee . . . Class Publicity Committee . . . Typing Statt, Record Book. SHERWOOD PAVORSKY 6488 Milton Street Teaching Centralites ot the 240th class at C.t'l.S. may well tind Sher sitting behind a protessorial desk dishing out lectures and assignments. Quiet, likeable Sher's been practicing up tor his chosen career as a science teacher with occasional tutoring stints, though homework and amateur green-thumbing take up much ot his leisure. Barnwell Honors . . . Student Association Alternate. FREDERICK W. PEREZ 64l8 Bingham Street Aeronautical Engineering One thing's sure about Fred: he likes tootball and airplanes almost as much as he dislikes Latin. Though he may not have made much impression on Caesar during his tour year stay at Central, Fred certainly has impressed C.l-l.S. tootball tans. Beginning as a cadet in ninth grade, Fred made his way to the varsity when a iunior. Fred looks torward to a career in the U.S. Air Force and Aeronautical Engineering. Right now, though, his engineering is contined to model planes and hot rods. Mirror Stott , . , Band . . . Varsity and JV. Football. NOEL A. PERLOFF l863 East Washington Lane Business It you're ever caught around noon with an empty stomach and no tood in sight, look up Noel tor a good sandwich. Planning to tollow in his tather's tootsteps as a restauranteur, this big, handsome Joshua man spends a good bit ot his time trying to dig his Chevvy hardtop over to Olney tor a quick lunch. Barnwell Honors . . . Class Patrols Committee , . . Class Trip Committee , . . Special Proiects Committee . . , Junior Prom Committee. Sixtyfeight JOSEPH BARRY POLIN 5742 North Seventeenth Street Engineering Jerry's an unassuming, modest, hard-working tellow who's always ready to go out ot his way to help a triend. One ot Tex Wieder's prize German students, he worked his way through his studies to one ot the top averages in the 203. Always willing to donate his services whenever they are needed, Jerry served as tennis manager, ottice aid, Record Book statter, and class tutor. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Class Trip Committee . . . Class Tutorlal Committee . . . Manager, Varsity Tennis . . . JV. Soccer . . , Radlo Workshop . . , Dttice Aide . . . German Club . . . Corridor Patrol . . , Record Book Stott. WILLIAM JAMES POLK 30I0 Kensington Avenue College Master ot intricate logic, deep philosophy, and oratorical histri- onics, Bill can disprove philosophies his classmates can't even under- stand. Possessor ot a keen wit with a preference tor the satirical, he specializes in teaching ambitious lower-classmen the tricks ot his trades-writing and debating. Bill is also a devotee ot tolk dancing and other torms ot quick exhaustion, a connoisseur ot American tolk music, and one ot the 203's top students. Barnwell and Scholastic l-lonors . . , Associate Editor! Record Bcok . . . Associate Edttor, Mirror' '... President, Debate Society . , . Captain, Varsity Debating Team . . . Secretary, Public High Debating League . . . Student Tutor . . . Class Tutorial Committee , . . Class Transportation Committee. PERRY POLSS Ogontz Manor Apartments College Big Per is tamous throughout the school tor his driving ability. Great on tigures-especially curvaceous ones- Perce can always be counted on tor some humorous gem in or out ot class. As a dentist, Per will have no trouble getting patients to open their mouths: he'll just crack one ot his tantabulous jokes. Barnwell l-lonors . , . Co Chairman, Cap and Gown Committee . , Student Associatton Alternate , . . Band . . . Class Mimeograph Crew, HARRY POMERANTZ 4536 North Warnock Street Pharmacy lll'lesh' is one ot the 203ls born comics. His natural wit and mirth-provoking tacial expressions have disrupted many an otherwise dull class. As a member ot the German and math clubs, he used his post'2:3O hours to better his scholastic standing. Look tor l-lesh to put his whole personality behind his aspirin selling. Barnwell l-icnors German Club . . , Mathematics Club, Sixtyfnine MARC ABRAHAM POMERANTZ 6638 Greene Street Medicine Combine the talents of a chess warrior a classical music fiend a good student and a darn nice guy and you have Marc Best known for his summer excursions to gay Paree where he studied French etc mostly etc Marc is also a fan of highbrow music via hi fi and an enthusiastic supporter of that form of organized contortion com monly known as Israeli dancing Chess Club Planetarium Operator Projection Crew Cadet Football FRED POOD l453 Vernon Road Medicine It you re pushed halfway down the stairs by a corridor patrol man some lunch period dont blame it on Fred l-les only their captain Even with his 'ob as chief of the CH S corridor patrol good natured Fred has found time to serve on the trip and school service committee of the 3 With interests varying from tropical fish to baseball Fred hopes to enter the medical profession Captain Corridor Patrol Class Trip Committee School Service Committee JOEL BENTON PORTNOFF 3l25 D Street Pharmacy People are always bumping into 'Portnoy to give him a new job. Trouble is he has too many as it is. What with his positions at a newsstand cigar store and a furrier s he s kept pretty busy. Always friendly and ready to go out of his way to help others Joe figures his biggest iob is explaining to foreign servicemen in City Hall Courtyard how much the postcards are. Barnwell Honors . , . Student Association Representative . . . Class Banquet Committee , , . Protection Crew . . . Mirror Stott ALLEN POTTASH 57I6 North Seventeenth Street Textile Engineering Al's time is divided about equally between the athletic and the amorous. As captain and goalie of the Cl-l.S. soccer team, he's blocked many a close shot from the Mirror net with a well executed save. A star on the basketball court as well, Al never lets his athletic achievements interfere with his other favorite indoor sport. The 203's Class Lover is headed for a career of engineering textiles. Captain, Varsity Soccer . . , Varsity and JV, Basketball , . Special Projects Committee . . . Corridor Patrol. Sei emx LOUIS POTTER 233 North Fifty-third Street l-GW One ot the best dressed boys in the 203 and one ot the -cl.ass's most skilltul Romeos, Lou has been very active in all school activities. A progressive iazz tan might be interested in Louis collection ot platters. Normally a quiet man, Lou has been a holler guy on his intramural teams in tootball, basketball and sottball. One ot the class's tirst scholarship winners and a tormer TV star on Wits Enclfi Lou plans to ioin the Bar. Class Freshman Committee . . . Class Patrols Committee . . . Cap and Gown Committee . , . Student Association Alternate . , , JV Basketball . . . Radio Workshop . . . Corridor Patrol . . . Table Captain . . . Intramural Sports NATHAN J. PRICE 5759 Kemble Avenue Dentistry Athletic, intelligent, a good school citizen-thats Nate, a real all around guy. Nates valuable contributions to C.l-l.S. student government haven't intertered with scholastic achievements or his athletic prowess, and his long runs on the gridiron have amazed on- lookers and opponents alike. On cinder track, gridiron, and behind the bench, Nate has proved an able and versatile pertormer. Barnwell and Scholastic l-lanors . . . Associate Justice, Student Court . . . Book Treasurer . . . Student Association Representative and PTC. Committee . . , Alumni Council Representative . . i Varsity, J.V. and Cadet Football . . .Varsity Track . , . J. V. Baseball . . . Junior Prom Committee . t . Class Social Committee . . . Record Book Stott . . . Co-Captain, Varsity Football Team . . Rosenberg Trophy RICHARD H. RABOY 67l7 North Eighteenth Street College Fame and tortune came to Ray one Saturday night last spring when he escorted to Central the dark-haired lovely who became Miss Mirror ot l954. Active in the tield ot school service as well as that ot wooing, Rich has served on the athletic as well as the social come mittees ot 203. Barnvvell Honors . . . Student Association Representative and Alternate . . . Class Social Committee. . . Class Athletic Committee LARRY RADBILL 924 NOFH1 Franklin Street Buginegg The working manis triendf' Rocky is an industrious salesman who can sell anybody anything, anytime. A man ot many iobs Rabble is always on the go working tor various employers or tor three or tour class committees. An accomplished dancer who wows the ladies, Larryis headed tor a business career. Barnwell Ftorcre Class Athlet c Committee Class Sccial Committee . . Sefior Prom Commttee . . Track Sauad Seventyfone MAX REIF l628 Mohican Street C0lle9e One ot the 203's top court specialists, Max has been dribbling baslcetballs tor as long as most Centralites can remember. A time athlete with a talent tor the artistic, Sonny has maintained a high scholastic average while still tinding time to attend to his tavorite hobby-sports. A marlced contrast to the average girl-crazy student, Max spends summers as a machinist's assistant. Barnwell Honors . . . Scholastic Art Award . . . Class Athletic Committee . . . Varsity and JV, Basketball . . . J.V. Baseball . . . Intramural Sports , , . Class Banquet Committee . . . Class Trip Committee. PHILLIP REMSTEIN 924 Ellet Street Engineering Phil may be the quiet, studious type, but you can't say his studies have intertered with his social lite. A champion on the chess- board and an expert in physics, Phil tinds that his spirits rise and tall with the tortunes ot his tavorite ball club, the Phillies. A veteran tutor who has bailed out many a sinlcing scholar, Phil hopes to develop his mathematical leanings into a career in engineering. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors , . . Class Banquet Committee . . . Cap and Gown Committee . . . Special Projects Committee . . . Student Tutors . . , Chess Club , . . Corridor and Locker Patrol , . . Astronomy Club. MALCOLM RILEY. JR. I5I2 South Bouvier Street Mechanical Engineering To paraphrase the hit record, Papa, Mamma, and Malcolm love mambo. Mal spends his spare time playing a hot sax and doing his best to emulate Arthur Murray. A real live wire with a lilcing tor chemistry, he's headed tor mechanical engineering. Barnwell Honors . . , Class Freshman Committee . . , Class Patrol Committee . . , Band . . , Intramural Sports. JOEL RINGOLD I703 South Thirteenth Street Dentistry ln a school where almost everybody and his brother has ditti- culty with some subject or other, Joel is like a ministering angel. The quiet studious type with a tlair tor dry wit, Joe is willing and able to give ot his time to help a less tortunate classmate. Though he has tour years with the Central High Orchestra under his belt, he is deserting music tor dentistry. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . , Orchestra . . . Class Reunion Committee , . Scholastic Art Award. Scventyftwo ARNOLD ROANE l5lO South Woodstock Street C0lle9e Speedy burned up cinder tracks and crossecountry courses with the regularity ot a spike-shoed incinerator. A walking lpardon-runningll slang dictionary, Arnie also puts his athletic prowess to good use in the tencing club. A triendly sort ot tellow with a pleasant disposition, he plans to go to college. Varsity and JV Cross-Country '.,. Varsity and JV Track . . Class Reunion Committee . . Fencing Club KENNETH ROSEN I650 Mohican Street Armed Forces Ken's is an unusual ambition. lt is his intention to tollow in the tootsteps ot Pershing, Marshall, and President Eisenhower as a pro- tessional soldier. Those ot us who have known this little Napoleon know there is much logic in his choice. A student ot the great battles ot history, Ken can and usually does impress his triends with the wealth ot military knowledge he has acquired. l-lis unwarlike activities include reading and sports. Barnwell l-lonors . . . Class Social Committee . . . Junior Prom Ccmmittee . , JV, Baseball . Astronomg Club RONALD C. ROSENBERG I834 Tulpehocken Street Engineering Probably the 203's top-ranking mathematician, Ron has a talent tor iuggling tormulae that makes him the envy ot his less tortunate brethren. Dubbed Roland Ronaldbergm tor greater euphony, Ron is master ot the delicate art ot not laughing at his own iokes. Also the classls ablest athletic administrator, he has headed the sports division ot practically everything around school. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors , , , Associate Editor, Record Book , . , Co-Chairman, Class Athletic Committee . . . Student Association Reoresentative and Social Committee . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Class Social Committee . . , Class Tutorial Com- mittee , . , Mirror Statt. GEORGE M. ROSENSTEIN, JR. 338 Wellesley Road Chemistry An easy-going, reliable chap who knows what he is doing and generally does it, George is ideal tor any iob requiring a level- headed hard worker to bring it to completion. Always willing to lend a helping hand, George earned many triends because ot his amiable disposition, and wide respect tor his valuable contributions to 203 Record Book and social attairs An ardent tan ot Mr Blum Geor ' . . , , ge has made chemistry his chosen tield. Afietori' Cha rrrcn Class Socicl Corrn' f c CoeDeeiarer, I3 Lon Ser or Din barsty. cred JV Soccer Scouting Club , Record Book Stott , Earriwell l-lonors Serenryfzhvee RONALD ROSSMAN SI I6 North Ninth Street College Whatever his other private likes and dislikes may be, Ron has made it clear that he'll take girls over chemistr any day. One ot the 203's top card sharks. he's been thinking lately about setting up a private casino with his winnings. No expert in solid geom, Ron specializes in the C.H.S. history curriculum. Closs Banquet Committee . . . ? Stott. ROBERT SALTIEL 2820 North Twenty-tourth Street Ministry Don't let this picture tool you. Despite lvlerin Studios' camera angle, Bob really does have more tace than hair. A member ot the Artisans traternity and the De lvlolay lJunior Masonsl society, Bob became greatly attached to the C.l-l.S. course in algebra tour. Bob expects to devote his lite to the service ot God. lntromurol Sports, ALVIN A. SCHERVONE I 934 Devereaux Street Accounting lt it begins with S and sounds like nothing you ever heard betore, it's probably just a new version ot Schervone. Dubbed every- thing trom Scurvy to Sh-boom by tongue tied colleagues, Al has been subiected to more legalized name calling than anyone since Cyrano de Bergerac. Kept busy maintaining his name lspelled cor- rectlyl on the Scholastic Honor Roll while laboring tor 203 Tutors, Vocal Ensemble, and Record Book biography statt, Al likes to paint during his spare moments or to spend his money on girls-when he's got either. Bornwell ond Scholostic Honors . , . Voccil Ensemble . . . Closs Tutoriol Committee . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Record Book Stott. CALVIN SCHWARTZ 5830 Kemble Avenue Accounting Ted's colortul personality makes him the delight ot all his class- mates-and the horror ot Barnwell librarians. Though his various post-2:30 iobs behind delicatessen and drug store counters have kept him pretty busy, he still has plenty ot time tor his tirst love, sports. Ihecges no place he'd rather be than at the ballpark or on the athletic ie . Corridor Patrol , . , Closs Trip Committee. Seventyffour MORTON L. SCHWARTZ 7032 Forrest Avenue C0lle'-Je When you mention sports, look tor Mort to perk up like a Derby tavorite at the sound ot the bugle. Not so with studies, tor Moose maiors in lunch and study hall, has no tavorite subiect and counts English his special nemesis. His tuture? Still a question mark. Varsity and JV, Football. RAYMOND DANA SCOTT l950 Plymouth Street C0ll699 When you start talking about all 'round guys, you can't help thinking ot Scotty, Besides being a three-year man on the varsity tootball squad, Ray earned track and golt letters, served as S.A. rep throughout his Central career, and participated in so many activities that just to list them all would double our printing bill. ln addition, he tound time to hold down various outside iobs, and keep his marks above sea level. Student Association Representative and Social Committee . . . Chairman, SAA Fellowship Committee . . . Chairman, Germantown Community Council . . . Vocal Ensemble . . . All-Philadelphia Senior High School Chorus . . . Mirror-Centralizer Representative . . . Early Morning Patrol . . . Class Athletic Committee. . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Junior Prom Committee . . . Varsity and Cadet Football . , . Varsity Track , . , Varsity Galt. DAVID SEGAL 2905 Wharton Street College Ask Dave tor the highest pinnacle ot success he attained in his tour years at Central, and he won't tell you the co-designing ot the low senior pin or three years ot service in the C.H.S. band-or even his tour terms writing Centralizer copy. No, Dave will point with pride to his passing mark ll3th highest out ot 99 totall in Mr. Blum's chemical math test. When he's not doing chemical experiments on window sills and waste baskets, Dave is busy reading learned scientitic treatises on the aeronautical design ot paper gliders and helicopters. Barnwell Honors A . . Band . A . Centralizer Statt . . . Corridor Patrol . . A Record Book Statt . . A Class Patrols Committee . . , Class Reunion Committee A A . Co-Designer, Low Senior Pin. DON MARK SEGAL 70I0 Greene Street Mathematics Although he's quiet about his talents, Don is one ot the most erudite boys in the 203. The captain ot the C.H.S. stage crew, he is at home in classical music and literature, as well as being skilled in electronics. For diversion. he excels in chess and theoretical mathe- matics. lt you desire a toundation in philosophy, ask Don to recom- mend a tew books-especially ones which he thinks are Great l Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Captain, Stage Crew , , , Mirror Stott . . . Chess Club. Seventyffive ROBERT ALDEN SHAFFER I227 Easl Chellen Avenue Mechanical Engineering Il il s muscles you re looking lor Bob s your man Wilh weighl lilling his hobby and varsily gym his leller award Bob s one guy lo walch oul lor Bul he s nol all brawn and no brain Bob counls lhe IOB Mechanical Drawing Prize among his achievemenls while hs spare lime is laken up wilh model railroadlng music shining his shoes lill you can read your Record Book in lhe relleclion and mnscellane ous olher indoor sporls Bornwell Hono s Einhorn Mechonicol Drawing Prize Varsity Gym Teom DAVID STANTON SHAID 932 Easl Slocum Slreel Medicine Don l ask Dave lo sing lor supper he will' An aclive parlicipanl in lhe Cenlral l-ligh School and All Philadelphia Vocal Ensembles Windowshade spends lhe remainder ol his spare lime soda lerking reading and gardening In more advenlurous moods Dave can choose belween his hobbies ol laxidermy weapons skulls eleclricily grandmolher clock conslruclion elc and when he gels lured ol slullung shooling skulling and elcelering homework Eornwell Honors vccol Ensemble All Philod lphio S nnor High School Chorus WC E N Mirror Stoll Closs Boncguet Committee Projection Crew Tropical Fish C ub ROBSON WILLIAM SHELLY 428 Easl Wadsworlh Avenue Music Bob spenl mosl ol his lour years al Cenlral lolally hidden behind a huge slide lrombone the end ol which he could barely reach. Besides belonging lo every musical organizalion in lhe school he played lor lhe all-cily band and orcheslra and has received various musical awards. Bobs greal ambilion is lo compose a march -perhaps as a high school band direclor. Bornwell Honors I I I Certilicote Music Trust Fund I I I CIHISI Dance ond lvlorchlng Pond I I I C HSI Orchestro I All-Philadelphia S nior High Schcol Bond ond OrcheItro I I I Closs Freshman Committee. ROBERT SHOENFELD I300 Easl Cardeza Slreel Business Bobs always lhe lile ol any parly. Always good lor a laugh, he spends hall his lime oulside ol Cenlral al lhe Penn Fruil, and mosl Ol lhe olher hall al his girls house. On his way lo college, he hopes lo make his lorlune in business. Bornvvell Honcrs I I Closs Soc:oI Committee I I I Closs Trip Ccmmuttee I I Student Asscctoticn I I JIVI Track. S51 entx six HOWARD S. SHUBIN 734l Thouron Street 511550955 Noted tor his discriminating taste in the realms ot haberdashery, Squeaky was voted best dressed by his admiring classmates. A varsity tennis star, Peanuts likes nothing better than to slash his racket around on the back tield or on the clay courts. Atter retiring trom Penn Fruit, l'lowie's going to be a business man. Barnwell Honors , , , Treasurer, Student Associatlon . . . Class Trip Committee . . , Varsity and J V Tennls . . , Record Book Stott FRED H. SHULIK 900 East Slocum Street Den'fiStl'y Fred and his S300 camera have held the photography editorship ot iust about every publicaton in C.l-l.S. at one time or another. Fred's photographic dexterity is attested by numerous shutterbug awards, while his scholastic etticiency is contirmed by a long string ot high marks. Give Fred a iob, and it's likely to be done with speed and etticiency. Barnwell and Scholastic l-lonors, . .Photography Editor, Centralizer and Mirror' '... Co-Chairman, Class Banquet Committee . . . Secretary, Camera Club . . . Student Tutors . . . Class Tutorial Committee , . . JV. Track . . , JV Bowling . , Record Book Photography Stott. ROY SIMONS I966 West Seventy-fourth Avenue Engineering To be an usher at the Erlin Movie Theater takes guts. brawn, and nerve. lt would seem that Roy has all three, tor his talents and time are pretty well monopolized by that local cinema. l-lis studies leave him plenty ot time to pursue his tavorite pastime-cars. Boy plans a career in engineering. Barnwell l-lonors . , . Class Pln Committee. JOEL ROBERT SKLAROFF 6908 Anderson Street Electrical Engineering One at the most industrious student tutors this school has seen in many a year, Yussel, as some know him, is adept at several other interesting avocations. When it comes to schoolwork, guitar playing, bowling, translating Hebrew literature, or dancing the debka in back ot calculus class, count on Joe tor a top notch iob. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors , School Servlce Committee . . Mathematlcs Club . , . Student Tutors. Seventyfseven MARC LEONARD SLAVIN l65I East Tulpehocken Street Pharmacy The Senator ll lis tather's ambitions ran one rank lower than most'sl is probably as loud a dresser as the 203 can boast. Marc's red and blue striped sports iackets run a close second to Marilyn Monroe calendars tor eye-bulge appeal. Always in the swim ot things at Central lhe managed the teaml, this prospective pharmacist enioys handicratts and spelling. Barnwell Honors A A A WCEN A A A Special Projects Committee ...Chemistry Aide A A A Fencing Club A A .Varsity and JAVA Manager, Swimming Team. JOSEPH SNYDER l4I9 Van Kirk Street Medicine lt you meet .Joe at the l9th hole some afternoon, chances are that he's not recovering tram his golt game, but trom his business worries. .Joe had been tor two years on the Mirror-Centralizer busi- ness statt betore schoolwork torced his retirement. Now that he devotes tull time to academic pursuits, Joe hopes to tultill his ambition ot becoming a doctor. Barnweli and Scholastic Honors A A A Class Banquet Committee . A Mirror-Centralizer Business Stott A A A Gym Team. GIL SOPHER 6808 North Tenth Street Medicine Gil is one ot those rare individuals born to be a leader. Presi- dent ot his class, School Vice-President, and perennial S.A. repre- sentative, to name just a tew ot his many achievements, Gil is liked and respected by every member ot the 203. Perhaps the best por- trayal ot him is one ot the shortest: Horatio, he was a man! Barnwell and Scholastic Honors A A A Harvard Prize A A A President, 203rd Class A A A Vice President and Secretary, Student Association A A A Associate Justice, Student Court A A A Committee ot l7 A A A Student Association Representative A A A SAA. Social and Publicity Committees A A A Chairman, Committee tor Revision of Service Awards A A A Chairman, Junior Prom Committee A A A Representative, Associated Student Councils ot Philadelphia A A A Table Tennis Team A A A JAVA Baseball A A A JAVA Soccer A A A Record Book Stott. CHARLES STARBUCK 5927 Wayne Avenue Navy lt the battleship ot tomorrow sports duals and skirts res assured that Skip has been at work Both the new and the old n transportation tascinate this budding Seaman who tinds a challenge in both hot rodding and horseback riding A tan ot Spanish and history when taught to his liking the Skipper can be recognized by his quick smile his unruly mop ot hair and his never ending supply ot dungarees Elliott Lester Memorial Fund A A A School Service Committee A A A Mimeograph Crew A A A Camera Club A A A Cadet Track A A A JV. SoccerA Seventyeight ARNOLD M. STEIN 5652 Ogontz Avenue College As a high pressure salesman, Arnie is without peer. ln his trenzied salesmanship as book treasurer, Arnie either gets the dough or you get a burnt ear. When he isnlt high pressuring, Arnie might be tound star gazing with the astronomy club or cranking up Mr. Boris' mimeograph machine. liarnwell and Scholastic l-lonors Book Treasurer . , . Mimeo- graph Crew fi.. Cop and Gown Committee , Class lvlimeographing Committec Astrcnonil. Club EDWIN STEIN 73I Wellens Avenue College Classes can't very well get dull while Edls around. l-lis keen sense at humor, which has enlivened many a dragging period with a well-timed remark, make him a natural choice tor Class Wit. A booster ot book sports and an active member ot three class com- mittees, Ed has a rosy career planned out as a happy millionaire. Class Banauet Committee . Class Social Committee . , . Class Mimeograph Crew Intramural Sports .... VV. Football. LENNARD STEINBERG lb29 Mohican Street Law l.enny's tall, lank tigure, colortul trat iacket, and wide, ready smile have become well known around Central s campus. This embryo barrister hopes to have more success with the law books than he did with physics and history recitations. Barnwell Honors DAVID STELMAN 904 Sixty-ninth Avenue College Dave will best be remembered around Central tor his giant snack ot hair lcombed or uncombedl. Qt course this temperamental topknot has proven a hazard in Dave s mimeographing work. Accord- ing to his associates, the machine tlipped him through last year between two issues ot the class paper. Flo .'.-s ig' 'i iih., a ' ' ru' -r C 3 , V gcgra h Crux. Clos. 6: Cori if Frfivra till? Sta' Serentjvnine RICHARD M STEPANIAN i406 Easl Hunling Park Avenue College Slep s only worldly passion is lhe allo sax and il is lo lhis lhal he relreals aller a rough day wilh lhe endless complicalions ol lhe Lalin language Armed wilh a lriendly good nalured smile lhal has become a 203 lradilion Rich looks sure ol a college educalion and a successlul career in lhe wide wide world Bornwell Honors NATHAN STERNBERG 2434 Norlh Thirly lirsl Slreel Mechanical Engineering Though an ace numismalisl Nale s no linguisl Like many ol his classmales Nale lound lhere were aboul live Lalln declensions loo many lor him and wound up wilh a bad case ol Caesar on lhe brain Nale linds his lalenls run lo malhemalics and anllclpales an evenl lul career in mechanical engineering Ock r Polrol HAROLD W. STEWART 6257 Gardenia Slreel College Il you see a lillle lellow pedaling madly over lhe hills and valleys ol Germanlown ils probably iusl Slew seeing lhe sighls on his lrusl bic cle. Harold relers silling behind lhe wheel lo perching Y Y P behind lhe handlebars lhough and devoles whal lime remains lrom a grocery slore iob lo his lirsl love, cars. Bornwell Honors , T . Closs Pin Committee. FRANK STOMEL 7367 Rugby Slreel College Frank is a quiel lellow wilh a ready smile and a muscular build which malces him lhe envy ol his classmales. Besides being a long- lime veleran ol lhe C.l-l.S. gridiron, Franlc look on himsell many ol lhe business headaches ol class pin dislribulion. Loolc lor him in college aller gradualion. Closs Pin Commillee . . , JV. ond Coder Foolboll. Eighty MARK TABAK IIO8 Greenwood Avenue, Wyncote Engineering It you hear a tore at Walnut Lane Golt Course some Satur- day, chances are that Mark is coming through. Mark, links expert ot the 203, was one ot '54-'s top varsity golters. No stranger to text- books, either, he has gained both scholastic and Barnwell honors. Mark also served on the 203 pin committee and has chosen a career in engineering. Bornwell ond Scholostic l-lonors . . . Closs Pin Committee . . . Varsity Golf, EDWARD R. THIELER. 3rcl 7804 Bayard Street College Ed's most unusual aspect is probably his hobbies: bugs, birds. boats, planes. But hobbies take money, so smiling Ed earns his on Saturday atternoons caddying or doing other odd jobs in season. When not busy with iobs and hobbies, he spends his time sleeping in history class, and diligently patrolling the school lunchroom and corridors. Closs Potrols Committee . . . Corridor Potrol. DONALD TRAUTWEIN I 603 Brown Street Engineering Don is one ot the many Centralites who love sports but just don't have time tor them. Trout played cadet football in tenth grade, but his stockboy's iob and his studies prevented his going any tarther. Trout still makes sure his sports and iobs don't interfere with his main hobby, girls. Don plans a career in engineering. JV, and Codet Football. ROBERT TYMAN 62I8 North Gratz Street Business Bob claims that his tavorite pastime is watching a certain C.l-l.S. art instructor heave his student's work across the room. lt's hard to believe that Ty has little time tor much else, what with his band and swimming duties and his atter school job at a local building supply house. Bob hopes to make his tuture in business. Bond . . . J.V, Swimming. Eightyfone STEPHEN S. WACHTEL 824 Disston Street C0lle9e Steves the 203's young man with a horn. Not only a red hat saxophonist, he has also used his bulging biceps on the C.l-l.S. gym and ping-pong teams. Coupled with his tanaticism tor pinochle is an attraction tor the historic, scenic campus ot Girls' High. Armed with a tine scholastic record, a liking tor sports, and a retail connection with the C.l-l.S. English department, Steve looks like a sure success. Bornwell Honors . . . Rand and Orchestra . . . Swing Band . , Junior Prom Committee , , r School Service Committee . . . Varsity Gym Team Varsity Table Tennis . . . lntramurol Soorts EARL M. WAJDYK 8620 Yale Place Biology Alligators, tish, snakes, mammals-Earl has kept iust about every animal he could lay his hands on, including a tew that could have taken his hands ott. ln addition to his interest in limnology ltresh- water biology to the uninitiatedl, he has dabbled in every conceiv- able hobby, including photography, news editing, writing, music llistening and playingl, swimming, and chemistry. Assistant Editor, Record Book r , CHS Orchestra , Alle Philadelphia High School Orchestra , . . Joint Activities Committee , , Inter-Scholastic Council on World Attairs r r . Senior Prom Committee . EditorfirieChiet, YPL News . Camera Club HARVEY S. WALDMAN 733 South Sixty-third Street Music t-larv's not only one ot the top musicians in the 203, but hes one ot the ablest businessmen as well. When he is not spending his time tiddlin' around, hels generally collecting money, making change, and keeping detailed accounts tor some worthy organization- either the school publications, class pins, or the near-bankrupt P.l.C. l-larvis tirst love, however, is his violin, and with it he hopes to make his living. Assistant Concertmastery C H S Orchestra . . t All-Philadelphia Senior High Orchestra . s , Violin Award, Recording lndustries , . Directory String Sextet . Class Pin Committee r . . Class Reunion Committee . . Class Transportation Committee . , Mirror- Centraliiern Representative Record Book Art Stott HERBERT FRANK WEINFELD I824 Sixty-eighth Avenue College B' l-lerbi is an old hand at stealin the show ' m Xi ball ie Q in ev - games on Central s backtield. l-lerbls athletic talents combined with a healthy selt-contidence l'l am a well-rounded citizen has won fiim several sets ot C.t-l.S. livery, while his animated personality has netted him great numbers ot triends. ltarnwc ll Honors , , Class Athletic Conintttee varsity Qiiqg 'xi Football Cadet ltaskctball Eiglitx'-tiiio CHARLES WEISS, JR. 4I2 West Mount Airy Avenue 54256069 Chuck has the unique ability to lean back at a 45 angle in his classroom chair, while simultaneously whistling a tune, reading a book on a ditterent subject, and still being able to answer pertectly almost every recitation question. Possessor at a near monopoly on 203 Alumni prizes and active participant in no less than twelve extra- curricular activities, Chuck prides himselt on etticiency in homework and meticulous punctuality in classes. Barnwell and Scholastic Honors . . . Eight Undergraduate Alumni Prizes . . . Thole Constitution Essay Prize. . . Editor-in-Chiet, 203 Record Book . . , Managing Editor, Centralizer . . . Executive Editor, Mirror '... Debate Society and championship Team , . . Student Association Representative and Alternate . . . Undergradu- ate Statt, Alumni Journal . . . Co-Captain and Manager, Table Tennis Team . . . JV. Tennis . . . Student Tutors . . . Chess Club . . . Radio Workshop , , . Class Tutorial Committee , . . Committee ot l7. ROBERT STEPHEN WHITE l3II West Erie Avenue Dentistry lt was inevitable that a tellow named bobwhite should be re- christened Quail, Good-natured Bob, however, takes it all in stride. He is proud ot his greatest athletic achievement at Central- scoring a goal tor the J.V. Soccer team. Bob's tirst love is boating, and his idea ot heaven is taking his own private yacht lwell-almostl out on the Atlantic tor a cruise-during those intervals when it will tloat. Barnwell t-lonors , . . JV Soccer . . , Class Reunion Committee . . Sports Editor, ? . LOUIS WIENER 7902 Fayette Street Electrical Engineer With a name like Wiener, you're bound to pick up a nickname here and there. Yet strangely enough Lou hasn't. Lou's been giving Prexy Sopher a running semi-annual battle tor Student Association honors, but generally comes out second best whenever all-powertul Gils around. No hard teelings, though. Good-natured Lou's been helping his boss ever since on tour or tive class committees. Barnwell l-lonors . . . Student Association Representative and Alternate . . , SA, Social Committee . . . Class Freshman Committee . . , Class Social Committee . . . Senior Prom Committee . . . Class Patrols Committee . . . Class Pin Committee , , . JV Bowling . . . Radio-Electronics Club. JESSE WILLIAMS, JR. 5820 Chestnut Street College The speed merchant ot the 203, Jesse has run right through his high school career. A varsity runner in both track and cross-country, Coughdrop has been competing in the track championships since entering C.H.S. Undecided on a protession, Jesse seems sure, at least, ot leaving rivals in the dust. Varsity and JV Cross-Country . , , Varsity Track . . . Manager, Varsity Basketball, Eightyfthree q! l JOHN KENNETH WRIGHT 5422 Addison Avenue Law Theres a whale ot ditterence between sitting in tront ot a type- writer in Room 32l hammering out a Centralizer story and sitting next to a pretty girl at I7th 84 Spring Garden. Yet Kenny seems to make The switch without too much trouble. When The 203's star columnist isn't running errands tor the Legal Beagle or worrying over the A average that he thought wasn't, he's planning the Centralizer or Record Book-or comparing notes on his latest temale conquests with everyones tavorite lab teacher. Bornwell ond Scholostic I-lonors s . . Editor-in-Chiet, Centrel- izcr' '... Associote Editor, 203 Record Book , . , Choirmon, Closs Reunion Committee . , . Undergrocluote Editor, Alumni Journol , , . CHS-Girls I-ligh Dromotics. VICTOR WRIGHT 445 East Penn Street Undecided Most boys would envy Vic's iob as bat-boy tor visiting American League ball clubs at Shibe Park. He'll Tell you, though, that it isn't all tun and glory: Vic has to work hard out on the tield-and we do mean hard. Vic has also played outside tootball and basketball, although it appears that his tuture may well lie with the U.S. Air Force. JV. Football. LYLE D. KESSLER 2450 Seventy-sixth Avenue Writing Not satistied with the scientitic marvels ot l955, Lyle aims to make it his business to toretell inventions and events ot The tuture. With his head tirmly planted in the clouds and his vision extended several light-years by an Astronomy Club telescope, Lyle seems the Centralite most likely To direct the weary space pilot to the shortest route to Alpha Centauri. President, Science Fiction Club . . , Rocket Club . . . Astronomy Club . . . Fencing Club. ggi' 1 j 1. L. rts Clubs y .Iliff-- rc -124' - 'l42 ?'S - ff ' .. . . . : .4 -'w '.. .' 1 9' -4 I , 4 as . ', ' fi f A n 5 . ,' 'i f 1 A N ' I A Sv. Ls 'Z . 'A' 3 ,fs fi 4,5 41 ', 1 m ,W E ' .yu . , , ' ,' . ff-1-'Y ' 'l 6 gt.'-c,w- af' - 230 f , - A K. . J. S .. 'IT .N X - . M. . M? T ' Y . :go 'Q' 'f x '3 A -'1.'.'g+ ' ' ' ' 'imp li if 3 , 1 . - f. E1 '- ' I 4 0' gg: Ns V n V- ,, Q W- : , ' -' Q .5552 2 . ' s 1' A. Q, - .33 K A Q4 I I . 2 S ,fm . 2 , 'und gif- .'337',' ' AME. 1 'zftwffjggl ,gi ---'Q -4' 'ffl' 9--'fb - ,JH - ,.. ' .,. .J s 6. flfl. flgfifff , X ,xflfff ffm ffrfpa mfr 1' 3f1ffW-1 ffr,'rfr1p7fff,x-rrff' fffff . . 1 football For as long as The 203 can remember, Crimson and Gold TooTball TorTunes can be summed up in Tour sad words: almosT, buT noT guiTeli' ln every year buT l953, The Team came wiThin a hairbreadTh oT a championship, and wiTh a break or Two aT The proper momenT mighT have easily broughT home The bunTing. ln l95I, while The league was sTill divided inTo norThern and souThern divisions. The Mirrors swepT Through Their regular season wiTh a 6-O record, crowning iTs achievemenl wiTh CenTral s TirsT win over NorTheasT in TiTTeen years. ln The game Tor The league TiTle, a lasT-guarTer rally by CenTral's iniury-ridden eleven Tell iusT shorT OT a lasT-minuTe upseT oT Bolc. Those who wiTnessed iTs sTirring bid To overcome a 22-7 deTiciT, despiTe The loss oT Three oT The mosT viTal cogs in The lineup, All-Public Charlie Goodall, and co-capTains STan SpiTzer and Joe Torg, will always have a place in Their hearTs Tor The uncrowned champions. WiTh The division sysTem ouT The window, CenTral was righT in The Thiclc OT The T952 TiTle TighT. Sparlced by All-Public Mussy Grossman and Co-CapTain Sam Criswell, The Team sailed inTo The NorTheasT game unbeaTen, wiTh wins over Franldord and Olney. However, The Mirrors learned ThaT regardless oT Their success, Lincoln would represenT The Public League in The CiTy TiTle game by The inTricaTe 'ipoinT s+reng+h sysTem. Thus The Team was noT up Tor The conTesT wiTh The Archives, and was held To a 6-6 Tie. For The 203, The year was noTable in ThaT Don Novels won his TirsT varsiTy leTTer. l953 was, in The main, a year oT rebuilding. The varsiTy consisTed Tor The mosT parT oT sophomores, iuniors, and All-Publics John Bowser and OTsey Franlc. ATTer dropping iTs opener To l-laverTord School, The eleven rebounded To whiTewash Three i'paTsies,i' GraTz, WesT Philadelphia, and GermanTown. l-lowever, aTTer a loss To BarTram, The Team losT consecuTive hearTbrealcers To Olney, Lincoln, and NorTheasT. Norm GoldsTein Turned in The seasons mosT elecTriTying play wiTh an 83-yard Touchdown bursT Through The WesT Philadelphia line. WiTh TiTTeen oT nineTeen leTTermen reTurning in I954, CenTral seT iTs sighTs on a TiTle. The season sTarTed auspiciously enough wiTh a I2-7 vicTory over a sTrong LaSalle squad. Gene Loclcs and Norm GoldsTein Turned in a T.D. each, and The deTense was almosT impeneTrable, allowing only one real gain in The Torm oT a 9I-yard Touchdown pass. Eightyeiglit On OcTober 2, The varsiTy iourneyed To ATlanTic CiTy Tor The game Tha' was supposed To show iTs real meTTle. By unveiling a devasTaTing second halT ground aTTack, and by mainTaining ball conTrol Tor mosT oT The laT+er parT oT The game, CenTral made oTT wiTh a well earned I3-7 win ThaT broke an eleven game ACT-TS win sTreak. The running oT OoldsTein, OsTrow, and Price shone in vicTory, alThough a dam- per was Thrown over The Teamls Tree dinner celebraTion when iT was learneo ThaT OsTrow had received a shoulder separaTion ThaT would incapaciTaTe him Tor mosT oT The season. ln The Tollowing game, CenTral TasTed iTs TirsT and only deTeaT. SouTherr, led by Ray Abruzzese, made up Tor a 25420 l947 loss wiTh an 8-O win ThaT ended The locals' TiTle drive beTore iT sTarTed. CenTral came righT back againsT MasToaum, however, as Price led The 33-poinT scoring parade wiTh Twin T.D.'s, while Cwarlie Thomason, John Farley, and Ted PaTTerson chalked up one apiece. AgainsT GermanTown, CenTral emerged vicTorious on The sTrengTh oT a nTneTy- one yard run by The ever presenT Mr. Price. The Team held on grimly To a TirsT halT lead To win, I3-7. AgainsT Overbrook, CenTral again unleashed iTs versaTile ground aTTack, which combined wiTh some excellenT line play lDon Novek blocked Two punTsl To reT a 24-I3 win. CenTral's nexT Two games were againsT undeTeaTed Olney and Ben Franklin, whom The locals Took in sTride by 2I-6 and 20-I2 respecTively. STandouTs were Price, Charlie Folz, Gene Locks, and Dick Mehley, who broke a long-sTanding TradiTion by spliTTing The uprighTs regularly wiTh exTra poinT kicks. On Thanksgiving, The annual Turkey day conTesT saw CenTral dispose oT arch rival NorTheasT I9-7 Tor iTs second Thanksgiving vicTory since The school moved To OgonTz 81 Olney. CenTral made The mosT oT iTs breaks in This game, scoring Two Touchoowns as a direcT resulT oT recovered Tumbles. The conTesT in which The Team clinched Third place, wroTe Tinis To The high-school TooTball careers oT Co-CapTains Don Novek and NaTe Price, quarTerback Gene Locks, halTbacks Arnie OsTrow and Norm OoldsTein, SaTeTy man Phil KiTTner, place-kicker Dick Mehley, Tackles Ed Barish and Charlie Folz, cenTers Barry Maser and Ray ScoTT, Bill Comanor, and Charlie Claar, and Fred Perez. FX' . - . .4 A h 'SV X I u-MH ' i 1-:fin ,S ww. x fi fiya r Q' I Q 1 ' 9 -v-sri, l' ...vw X vt :rw ' fu '31 ffl-v-Q a:. '4w.f-+ -uv-mi a.A.,Vy..f 'R wily.. Him? 'R' ' 'Lynch Vi. '1 ,, n Q nf, 547' Q! 1 44, 306 fra- .1 F! 2 in Wink. ma Q3 .Wah . ,W -, L 'Giga J af baseball X By rollung up a 34 25 record durung our sTay aT CenTral and coppung The Publuc League Champuonshup un I953 The crumson and gold varsuTy nune really Tul Tulled The old adage NoThung succeeds luke success Durung The 203 s TursT Term aT CenTral The Murror duamondmen had a meduocre year wunnung Tuve games whule droppung nune Perhaps The mosT sugnuTucanT Thung reporTed by The CenTraluzer all season was ThaT a converTed Tly caTcher named Meade Palmer and a young caTcher named LupoTT mughT bear waTchung ln l952 The Tvlurrors won Ten losT Tuve un a prevuew oT greaTer Thungs To come The handwruTung was on The wall however un The Torm oT a Palmer one huTTer and some asTronomucal baTTung averages Then came 53 The Cl-IS varsuTy slashed Through publuc hugh opposuTuon wuTh a vengeance The lulce oT whuch had noT been seen aT CHS sunce CenTral's lasT baseball champuonshup un I9 I 7 They broughT home TursT place bunTung wuTh a sparlclung record oT TourTeen wuns and a sungle loss The champuons losT The cuTy TuTle To SouTheasT CaTholuc un a Shube Parlc hearTbrealcer, buT They losT luke champuons And Tor The TursT Tame un husTory, a member OT The losung Team, baclcsTop sTar lTzy LupoTT, was selecTed as The game's mosT valuable player LupoTT's companuons un sTardom were Palmer and Mandro, Rangnow and Morrow, Loclcs and Mehley To Thus sTorv oT success, The IQS4 season was somewhaT anTuclumacTuc ATTer fueldung an almosT udenTucal Team Tor Three sTraughT years, Coach BenneT now Taced The duTTuculT Taslc oT replacung The many TursT raTe sTars who had graduaTed The Team had only Tour reTurnung leTTer wunners CapTaun Duck Tvlehley, Gene Locks, Ed Barush, and Woody BeThea These, plus 202 Class PresudenT Harvey Wenuck, and TooTball sTar Don Novelc Torrned The lone remnanTs oT The aggregahon ThaT had guven CenTral uTs TunesT duamond hour un 36 years The Team had uTs worsT season un 203 husTory, wunnung Tuve and droppung Ten BUT once agaun There was a sulver lunung CenTral massacred neughbor GermanTown by I83 We knocked oTT Tour oTher supposedly superuor Teams SugnuTucanTly, Mr BenneT saw a couple oT youngsTers who mughT bear waTchung ' Perhaps nexT year, when The lasT puTch us Thrown and The lasT ouT made CenTral wull be champuon once more bask tball In a game in which fhe big man has become dominanf. heighf- sfarved Cenfral aggregafions have been forced again and again fo face feams wifh an appreciable heighf advanfage and fo shoof from fhe oufside, for lack of fhe one big man needed for baclcboard confrol. Despife fhis drawbaclc, however, fhe Mirrors compiled a credifable record, nofching fwo playoff berfhs during fhe pasf fhree courf seasons. ln fhe 'SI-'52 season, Joe Covals oufmanned Cenfral five capped a successful season wifh a berfh in fhe PHL playoffs. Led by Bob Smifh, Charley Morrow and lfsy Lipoff, 'fhe Mirror squad dropped a fhrill-a-minufe finale fo a sharp-shoofing Soufhern feam by a 42-39 score. The following season produced a i'good'l five which sporfed a five and seven record. In his fourfh year as CHS courf menfor, Coval fufored his squad fo a second place finish in fhe PH L's Secfion Three. The Mirrors dropped fheir opening playoff game fo a fall Lincoln High fearn in a Palesfra encounfer which few could forgef. An oufgunned Mirror squad, headed by Bernie Osherow, Charley Morrow and Ifzy Lipoff, baffled fhe Railspliffers' big boys gamely fo fhe final whisfle, buf came ouf on fhe shorf end of a 69-47 score. Affer Coval had resigned as courf coach in order fo devofe full fime fo his dufies as afhlefic direcfor, Bill Nelson shoulolered fhe burden of coaching fhe inexperienced Mirrors for fhe 53354 season. The courfmen compiled fhe same five-seven record, wifh Gene Locks pacing fhe feam wifh I47 poinfs. 203'ers Joe Fenlcel, AI Poffash and Max Reif also saw acfion during fhe year. Probably 'rhe mosf memorable game of fhe season was a ol-60 friple overfime decision over Germanfown. The '54-'55 season broughf anofher coaching change, as cross- counfry and fennis coach, Jim Monfgomery, fook over fhe reins of fhe CHS courf squad. Wifh Gene Locks, Joe Fenlcel and Max Reif back for fhe firsf half of fhe year, fhe feam seems long on experience. However, fhe lack of heighf which has plagued Mirror squads so offen in fhe pasf is again apparenf.. 3 4 ,lg track Cenlral s lraclc leam conlwnued :ls 'rradullon ol surpr slng performances durlng lhe 203s slay al Cenfral Desplle annual gloomy predlcllons by Coach Clarence Grumsley lvllrror lraclcmen ln shed no lower lhan lourlh during lhe pasl four years once agaln showing lhal you canl n,dge a leam o pap r Buggesl surpruse of all came un lhe 203s freshman year wnen slar sprlnler A Kline led lhe Mlrrors sweep 'ro Publlc and Clly champlonshlp The lollowlng year began ausplclously wllh a ylclory lr lhe annual Penn Relay races Cenlral wenl on lo lake a lhlrd ln lhe Pl-lL Champlonshnps al season s end l953 found The 'rraclcmen repeallng l'he previous year lh rd place as as one l lhe lop shol L, ers n r won speclally A lew nnemoers F lhe 203 began lo worl: lhelr ways onlo lhe leam and ome parhc paleo n lhe champl nshlp meel A lhe 203 s senlor year gol underway Cenlral laced a mplele re bu ld ng la lc because ol +he los by graduallon or lransler ol many polenna slars Though lhe oullool l r lhe Champs eerned gloofny h rd worx y Gmeyandh o n lrraour hw d pa e fo evm on a c rw The ml e rman e h w rea evenl a ded valuabe onl orrn re e leo + e 203 lhe ual oh and e John B 1rry lVl:1 6 TGV' le mgeleg J Xmezx jue , l I n e. V , . . , . y . , . . . . Q ' I ' s I lin' h, as Al D h, o p ll i CHS hlslc y, hls , s f . o . I 7. s , S ' 'A A , l . X o I' s X I, a ' b Mr. r' el ls buys gal ed lhe lvl'r Q s l lh place fnls l. l c secon ' X c 'cers, l-lllly I. , 'n lhe 220 and Chl li Kkg ' H 'le, hfghllghled lhe Cl-lS C rlo c , wlrie Q553 2 o Inga 'rw varfcus 7 y ls dl l l l p Fas. N . Golcslen rep s n lm ln bolh lndlvld hlg. , l low hurdles. wh' 5 L, Harry Brook! BP ai r. y lvlclfnnen, Na Prce an: Jesie V, 'um' C: e - 'n refy eyenlj. 6 iT QTg'9Z' gk... T34 ETH' ln CenTral, players oT AssociaTion FooTball have only one obiecTive-To win. For Tour years, eleven men have run onTo The Trozen Tield and played Their hearTs ouT. BUT Tor beaTing arch-rival NorTh- easT, luck hasn'T been wiTh The booTers. The perennial champions have won Three ouT oT The Tour encounTersg The TourTh game is The one we'll remember. On a cold winTer day in l952, The Crimson and Gold upseT The Archives. The game was rough and hard ToughT. Midway Through The second quarTer a CenTral back kicked The ball over The pressing NorTheasT oTTense To Mario Lanni who Tound All-Public Paul Prince wiTh a looping pass. The speedy Torward moved Toward The goal and scored Tor The game's only goal. The vicTory was CenTral's TirsT over The Lehigh Avenue boys since The Mirror's championship year I924. We almosT won The TiTle in '52, There was a Three- way Tie Tor TirsT place honors beTween GermanTown, Roxborough, and CenTral. The Ia+Ter Two meT in The TirsT oT The play-oTT games. When The TwenTy-Two leTT The Tield, only one poinT separaTed Them. Roxborough had ThaT poinT. In I953 Al PoTTash replaced The graduaTed WhiTney aT The goal and Harry Brooks Took over aT Tullback. The line became a maze oT names ThaT no one could pronounce and ThaT The CenTralizer couldn'T spell. PeTe Szyprykiewicz, Brad Juric, George Karalius, and Igor Lysyi did mosT oT The scoring Tor The Mirrors during This and The Tollow- ing season. Ninet5 5ix tenni and table tenni The lwin sporls ol lennis and lable lennis have been prelly much ol a Cenlral monopoly lor lhe pasl live or len years. Bolh lhe Barnwell Tennis lrophy and Public High League ping-pong laurels won during highly successlul league campaigns in which members ol lhe 203 played no small parl, are resling salely in lhe spanking new C.l'l.S. lrophy case as lhe 203 leaves. Cn lhe lull-sized courl, a smashing 4-I viclory over delendihg champions Wesl Philadelphia enabled a powerlul l954 Cenlral aggregalion lo gain lhe Mirrors' lillh cily nel lille in seven years. paced by lop men Don Miller and Franlc lzineshriber, bolh ol lhe 204, bul aided no end by lhe line doubles playing ol lhe i3is l'lowie Shubin, plus experl raclcel-wielding by a whole hosl ol acceleraled ex-203 men, Coach Jim lvlonlgomeryis crew losl poinls only lo lheir Speedboy rivals as lhey romped lo bolh Public l-ligh and lnler'Scholaslic League crowns. Cenlralis repulalion as home ol lable lennis experls is ol considerably more ancienl origin lhan lheir lennis dominalion. Excepl lor briel visils lo lhe engraver lor polishing and dusling, exceplionally slrong CHS ping-pong leams under no less lhan six coaches llvlessrs. Lucash, Blum, Boris, Mccloskey, Palchell, and Creighlonl have nol allowed lheir privale lrophy lo leave lhe Wchasle corridorsi since l940. ln lacl, Cenlralis mosl consislenl champions have won lhe cily lille I6 oul ol l7 years, and did nol so much as lose a single malch during lhe 203's enlire undergraduale career. The lasl lhree years have seen several 203 members helping lhe paddlers conlinue lheir absolule dominalion over cily ping-pong circles. Third man Chuclc Weiss, class Prexy Gil Sopher, and player-manager Sleve Wachlel have all conlrib- uled lheir share ol viclories lo lhe 28-malch winning slrealc which Cenlral now eniovs. l l 'lake K.. bowling golf Saul Dinman Sheldon de Sa+nick Mark Tabak E 1 I ' 4 'Q Xi11ezy'cz'gl1t SVU1 CFOSS COLlI1tI' . vl716lj'71l'71C student association inter-club council Strongest high school student organization in Philadelphia, Central's SA, made great strides during the ZO3's career . , . nominating conventions, general tee, student-run assemblies, study halls biggest innovations , , . Miss Mirror Dance, l-lallowe'en l-lop draw semi-annual crowds . . . Council now gives top priority to CHS athletic field . . . SA, committees working to win over Zoning Board, neighbors . . Prexy Gene Locks dreams of typing course, other improvements A . . biggest problemi student apathy , , . Sponsor ,lohn Patterson insures faculty, Administration cooperation . , , reincarnated Joint Activities Committee sponsors get-togethers with Girls' l-ligh 4 . . Presidents af chartered organizations meet with lvlr, l-leiman as lnter-Club Council . . , Elite 'Committee of l7' is student executive committee l.C.C. sponsors assemblies, activities, grants charters and loans, supports and publicizes club activities . . . new boasts 23 member organizations . . . gained prominence during last few years. One Hundred he Cenfcralizer Offcro ergo' of CHS efoderv qmfgvwl the Cernrrorrgr ooo Mrrrcr rwove been keeping Cerwtrole Yee up 'Q oore for ZW or-o H yeore resiectrvcl . xewfcrr orwdergrod W TSTCBQI mogo: we grew from fourfg ogg fruit 'rw Huff fog- modem th rrytwo groge olbwr, comm Vere with oo M ond Ncorrrm Noe rv 'fmolr 7415: NCC' W2 ow W' Nwo Colwwef oo 'xcgrrr Qorcirnooro Evans Gfofro' Fee rrm I 7 gov 'r,M'n'r rrr Mm o srwrzt M the orrr Sora if r ' ,Q 1215: Fr fp' ' Proof r Af MCM ow err!! wr Pwr ,W roqoro '- ,L 'ro ff 'rot' rio . A Cow bu foorrri 'xx fx o ffm qrr,vQ'!ro or 'hr reef if Ccmrrbotgre 'ffrerwdl-T rkgfrg b,meerw gnublrcorrorws rhreorerwed to brook urn when rlvol stork sorted tc folk To eoera other .6rQI'1TiSSUSS of Cerrfrolrzer keerp efuderw bad- , informed cl Iorezt rrrrwrobre Qcrrxgg-on A , , stoff Threofems moocgol, crm Temple Pres Toorrej' Trophy . , . sr :rw wr ter: C: rr ww drcrpx oe 'rm do one ore bgotw to dQo'I'w AH The rim thot its we rrrrrwru Arurrl Fc,oV'a Don' Sroooru Edifor Kerr Vlrroot, fXf+,rf,tort N Orrfr Crock Wcif',, ceo lnylrw For.: iijhorf' gow xolooblls jox1rrrof f rxrrerra-r rc irror X A . -.x.!'H KJV X L Vx , debate soclety current events club Debate Society provides ideal sounding board lor the argumen tative President Polk keep parliamentarv pr Qedure to a minimum when Menken and Ominskr let him regular intra club debates extemporane us and pr pared to t ure a max mum ot practice in public: speaking Coach Joseph W Dennxbocker guided varsitv to V252 V354 public: crow s Critical student news analysts meet weekly to diss C wo ld problems in Current Events Club arm d with newspapers and maga ines Mr Finkle stens crew gains skill in thinking speaking ana persuading Originallg sponsored bx the lat Elliott Lester new rexived und r Mr, lvlilton Levin Central s Swing Band aids ,levelanment ot embrv, beeboppers A , . music: room resourds weekly with all sorts ot music s tr m iigs iitter ugs and horas To ballads as ues . 4 Joseph Cottlers original Student Tutor' now widsl-, imitated thr ughout the cauwtrg i lvlatt lvlenken and his learned, bespea taC'ed brains congregate without supervision at '30 to aid Centralites scholastically at sea . . an to earn themselves a Credit . have saved manv a failing customer from a summer at Camp Grate swmg band student tutors rocket society Radio Workshobpers operate ham station NVCEN, present radio plays in assemblies under simulated professional conditions, and nipe sportscasts ard disc jockey shows inte lunchtime classrooms . , RadiofElectronics Club instills a deer er arirwrccfas tion of radio and allicd subjects through exrerie ment, discussion, and construction . , club sport- sors annual exhibit in librari, showcases , s , ruroirsci easier to watch than to build , A Astronomical Society oldest society in Central , . . dcvotcd to study at heavenly bodics astrohcmical aries, astronomy club radio workshop that is . . . Edmunds Planetarium unique high school institution , . Mr, Maclasl4ey's boys enjoy lectures, demonstrations, and student discussions . . . Sciencefictioriites meet vi 'h Mr, King to read, discuss, and tradc tuturistic gcrns , , . club insists science tiction is not dream s'utt or comic back literature . , , New Roclfet Club discusses all phases at rocketrt practical and otherviise . . . otherwise plans include space platform over Gtrlsl High . . s so tar, thefve reached neither Betelguese nor lith and Spring Garden. radio - electronics club if hs.: camera club chess club Complicated strategemsl swift couos-de-grace fascinate you? . . . too late now, but you should have iained the chess club . . . all the thrills at historv's great battles, and club guarantees no casual- ties , , Harry Blum's photo fiends engoy field trips, lectures, dis- cussions, and snapshot contests -not to mention internal political side-shovvs . . . camera club shutterbugs photograph all school activities, donate services to Centrali:er, Mirrorf and class record books . . Art Club members follow own interests in an unfettered, 5et guided manner under Sponsor Fred Gill librar5 exhibits ot club's work cause treauent hail trattic jams . . . members have carried ott manv prizes in state and local competitions . . . Those mathematicallt inclined meet with Mr Shrenk to talk trig, gibber geometry, chatter calculus, and marvel mathematically , . . Quest speakers occasionally present informal lectures . . , Math Club sponsors annual ioint meeting with Girls l-ligh mathematicians W chief club drawing card , . prize awarded to whoever can prove that two equals one art club mathematics club band vlfxi qi if 3 Vg' W 'coll ACIIVIII S h OP ,,-.f. V' wi, E, y i Ya 122 3' .1 is I, f f 3 5 Q'- :33-. N 4 1 Z ' 1, W, W L 1 P ' , mi J . l ip :- :S- '23 ,91- X a 4 X I . . . T11 jlflllfffl flu' Tiflw' Lily, wr flzwgf uw1If111'f H' III: 1f...l fifff wjf lmrm' I rnzff ffm' af flnfm, 4 J- A-.1 , ..fwXf.w,N, r ig 5' b ,zu 1 2, pi :nuff--Q sw rf If D i W Q I l 4 1' . 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Q sg ,Q I Class H1stor The time has come The Walrus' sazd To talk of many thuzqs And Thus IS The Edmunds PlaneTarlum The only hugh school planeTaraum In The UnlTed STaTes So Thus was CenTral We were sure we had neve seen anyone as brg or as dnshngurshed as The Tall sensors who were conduchng Treshmen and Their parenTs on Thenr TnrsT Tour oT The school We re now In The English corridor ln These classrooms Teach some oT The mosTTasc1naTlng men on The TaculTy CenTrals Physics laboraTorues are among The besT egurpped IU The clTy e School STore where you can buy all school supplmes aT bargam prices The Mirror oTTnce where you can buy old Issues Tor a nuckel each and one lasT buf oT advice IT s no Trouble To geT losT In CenTral IT you gusT remember ThaT The school IS shaped luke poo PaThTnnders IH hand we peeked Through windows Trooped Through classrooms and observed Tormzd able proTessors lecTurung To sTudenTs exhlbuhng varynng degrees oT lnaTTenTlon l.TTle did e know The bug day Tnnallv arrnved ATTer monThs oT plans worries advance Trps Trom upper classmen and advice Trom gurdance counselors oT every descrrp Ton LSI o us Tool' our paces un The audrToruum To hea Dr Cornog and a whole hosT oT school oTncuals congraTulaTe us as The 203rd Treshman class To enTer CenTral an The schools II5year hrsTory Graduahon seemed a long way oTT :T was We soon Tound ouT whaT The Tamed CenTral grind had To orler l-lavrng mssed Freddy Ensslers elusrve boaT we waded Through Tuve LaTun declen sions counTless conlugahons and muscellaneou undeT1nuTe and demonsTraTuve pronouns We T TempTed To decipher negahve numbers and coTTee and Tea problems accompanied by T-lere There now lef s have a l1TTle corporahonl We llsTened To Mr Vrckers sales Talks and Tlocked To CenTrals bargain basemenT To devour sweaTers pennanTs pns and paTches anyThrng red and yellow wuTh Cl-:S on IT We cheered as Dr Cornog surrounded hnmselT wnTh Trophres memenToes oT Tuve clTy ln Aprul The newly mrnTed 203 wuTnessed The greaTesT dramahc success ever sTaged aT CenTral The Ell:oTT LesTer Memorial Fund producTuon oT The Man Who Came To Dnnner FaculTy and sTu denTs aluke pnTched n wuTh blood sweaT and elbow grease To ranse over 4500 as a luvung TrubuTe To The memory oT one oT CenTrals besT loved Teachers The 203 losT no Tame makrng :Ts denT IH scholasTlc c rcles N neTeen OT us made scholashc rncludung sx TuTure 202 rTe and Chuck Weuss Tounded has m nopoly an 203 Alumnr Przes I or lr 1111 1 I s :lm non OI rruzzfzzf and mn c O ffl ' ,Y I , ' ll . . 'l ' ,Pj , I Q ' I . . . f' Q 1 rv rl v I . . . . 1 .. . . . . . ' 6 1 ' ' ' .... H1 I l - ' - ' ' . . 4 . . 1 . an Pardon me? No, CenTral has no swlmming Championshgm Won by Mirror aggregagonsi . . . I . V . . . 1 I . W U b I . 1 . T . . I A mf N . . . - . -1 . rr . . r . T -' s. ' ' ,. . C . . Q ' . .. f fffslf 'f am of :ng -1 Q' ,J ' , ' d rv' . . . J P E s 4 Q. in Q M k . 5 'sw' M R, 3 M p. Q' Q, S if X4 W 1 5 1 am an A , ffvwf w'M '1.'i, A r A H 3 Y , Q -gg-1 .M :gym .A in '- A any ' K7' my X. xx RQ f 1, L S'h4,'L '4 'st 'gn -,gf si 3 qi ie 5 rw W k 1 7 QQ' x ff ' ', WX ,Q N - ' ' , fp gt tai 5. A . Y U x .5 fa, si X 'm f - A 4 A x sum , X ,E . A g - , 1 ' T , X A! 49:5 49' A W K and why chem lab ss bozlmg hot, and whethes logs have wmgs J PressdenT sn 94 years Mr John D Smslsn Jack I ChrssTman Nsne more proTs sncludsng Dr Bosleau and Messrs Gorecks Raska and Farbssh had leTT CenTral wsTh The summer and sn Thesr places was a bewsldersr-g array oT Ten new Teachers recrusTed mosTly Trom NorTheasT headed by lvlr Harry Balen acTsng deTenTson dssTrsbuTor The 203 s embryo zoologssTs lsmbered up Thesr scalpels and were Tormally snTroduced To Mr Schlehner and The preserved scsence oT bsrds bees and sheep lsver Tlukes Herm Blumbergs boslsng cauldron and MssTa Ssppys ssze TsTTy dungarees produced The greaTesT SA Halloween Hop sn hssTory whsle The soccer Teams I 0 vscTory over NorTheasT Barry Maser as Wsdener SanTa The JAC TalenT Show and Joel Levsns Thsrd Term as SA Prexy were oTher 53 TsrsTs Mr Ds DramaTsc Club Tsnally succumbed To an acuTe case of sTudenT apaThy and bowed ouT wsTh a hslarsous buT poorly recesved rendsTson oT Three s A Crowd CenTralsTes paused a momenT Trom The excsTemenT oT a successTul TooTball season To pay Thesr lasT respecTs To one oT The mosT popular members oT The Language DeparTmenT Mr Wsllsam F Howard who dsed on November 3I oT a hearT aslmenT We waTched an era pass as The lasT oT The hundreds losned sTs I98 predecessors aT The sems annual Sensor Farewell WhaT ss The wesghT oT a gram oT waTer asked oTT To a Tlysng sTarT BeTore The Term was ouT we had waTched Mr Garey blow up halT The chem lab wspe hss hands on hss shsrT and remark ThaT dsdn T work so good uh Uncle Joe McCloskey sTumped us wsTh smposssble vocab TesTs Abse IosT a nsckel on each manual whsle Messrs HoITeen and Drassn were playsng Thesr parTs wsTh daTe Issfs egg pro ducTson and Gsmme a Ter snsTance Barry Lspson proved school Romeo by escorTsng Msss lvlsrror To The TourTh annual hop The 203 204Th Class held The besT aTTended Junsor Prom sn hssTory Mr Dave Rosenbaum was The TrusTraTed hero sn a valsanT Try Tor a Thsrd LesTer play and TaculTy and sTudenT body breaThed a collecTsve ssgh oT relseT aT The announcemenT ThaT The Three o clock school day had been scrapped BuT The bsggesT dosngs were saved Tor Term s end and a record Ten page sssue oT The CenTralszer wa able To hasl Wally BenneT and Company The new baseball champs oT The PHL Veep Alben Barkley spoke SI500 worTh aT The 200Th Class graduaTson Bob ShaTTer Sammy Neal Chuck Wesss and Herman STesn copped Alumns prszes and The 203 leTT CenTral Tor Thesr long awasTed Thsrd summer vacaTson We reTurned ThaT Tall To Tsnd ThaT Three oT The mosT beloved oT The CHS TaculTy Mr Vsckers Mr Shsppy and Dr Goodman gone To Thesr eTernal rewards Dr Cornog reTurned Trom hss Ford Foun daTson posT brsngsng wsTh hsm esghT new Teachers new baskeTball and TooTball coaches and a spanksng new Drsver EducaTson program The addsTson oT sTudenT run assemblses sTudy halls lunch room and SouTh Lawn plus The wsnnsng OT The much malsgned sporTsmanshsp Trophy also marked The 203s hsgh sunsor Term ThaT January we waTched The 20IsT Class Sensor Farewell wsTh new snTeresT We were sensors now sn susT Two Terms we Too would march down ThaT assle To Take our places sn The ranks oT CenTral Alumns Yes we were sensors now IT was a good Teelsng To be able To sTrsde snTo The College Gusdance OTTsce wsTh a psn on our lapels courTesy Oslsck RosensTesn and Segal vsolaTors and Corrsdor PaTrol alThough sTsIl aTTord sng proper respecT To our 202nd Class supersors We soon Tollowed our selecTson oT Dear Irvsng Cohan as Class Sponsor wsTh The elecTson OT Gu Sopher Class Prexy Norm GoldsTesn Veep Al lvlaTusow MsnuTeskeeper and Ed Barssh Class Banker Chuck Wesss was crowned Record Book EdsTorsn ChseT and apposnTmenTs oT commsTTee chasrmen and yearbook sTaTT came sn shorT order The newly anosnTed upper classmen IosT no Tsme sn exercsssng Thesr hard won prsvsleges BearcaT BareuTher l:d Barssh and Tsve mercsless Book Treas urers combsned To exTracT 27 Trom each oT I87 hapless 203 sTes The low sensor psn was selecTed and dssTrsbuTed aT 25 cenTs per The dsme a week pasnless 7 paymenT sysTem was snsTsTuTed The BaskeT Ball Hs Lo Hop and Class Nfvsense RoasT held The began sTs snTermsnable Name The Paper conTesT The Record Book sTaTF handed ouT msscellaneous Torms ballofs excuse noTes and sworn aTTsdavsTs and an AdmsnssTraTson rulsng snTluenced by The Iransan MsnssTer oT EducaTson ended Specsal ProlecTs CommsTTee plans Tor a class day Meanwhsle The TaculTy had once more come To lsTe wsTh Lsberace Angermann and an all sTar casT producsng a hslarsous TaculTy show An elsTe TorTy oT The 3 sn+eIIsqen+ssa Trsed Thesr luck aT The revolu Tsonary new college courses sn lvlaTh Englssh HssTory and Language wsTh remarkably low mor TalsTy DebaTe swsmmsng and oT course psng pong Teams copped Thesr respecTsve crowns lvlarsan Anderson pasd a memorable vsssT To a CHS asssem bly and a Zonsng Board rulsng ThreaTened To puT The prolecTed aThleTsc Tseld ouT oT reach oT even The 220Th Class Dr. Kunzigpand The 203rd Class, low juniors, was -T U I and som' Hlover lunchrognra I T . 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I I of pmms and pins' and physics pmfs 203 sTes were maksng Thesr names heard sn school csrcles as well Sopher GoldsTesn Locks Shubsn Fsnk and Blum won SA oTTsce Menken and Omsnsky copped oraTory laurels Gayman ResT and Wesss won specsal arT and essay awards WrsghT and MaTusow were named edsTors oT msscellaneous pub lscaTsons and Sopher and Locks won Alumns prszes The sevenTh Sensor Farewell sn The 203 under graduaTe career came and wenT For The lasT Tsme we waTched anoTher group oT sensors march down The assles To The Tune oT Where Oh Where Th Tsme The PressdenTs speeches and The ssngsng oT Auld Lang Syne and Alma MaTer Took on a specsal meansng whsch peneTaraTed all oT our hearTs As we waTched Gsl Sopher accepT The symbolsc cap and gown Trom 202 Prexy Harvey Wensck and as we Tsled snTo The newly vacaTed seaTs aT The TronT oT The audsTorsum we realszed ThaT nexT Term our Turn would come NexT Term Tsnally came as scheduled buT gradua Tson seemed as Tar OTT as ever Mr Cohan s ambsg uous quesTsons and vague looks Mr GreensTesn s generossTy wsTh Threes and Tours Mr Dssharoon lsksng Tor Tresh asr and pneumonsa and Dr James Gordon conspsred To make sT appear even more dssTanT We Took ouT clean reams oT paper Tor Leon Schrage s elemenTary physscs course Then suTTered Through 45 msnuTes oT anTsque puns and Trasn wsndow Travelogues wsTh Dr Kuehne emerged Trom maTh class wsTh heads spsnnsng Trom algebra solsd analyTscs and dsTTerenTsal calculus To wsnd up soak sng up spoTs and glosses and hsnTs on super eTTec snspsraTson oT Dave PaTchells compleTe course sn Hygsene 8 and The memory oT The BearcaT and hss Ten TooT Tsngers plus Mr Capuzzs a TachssTo scope and Speedy Readsng kepT us Trom applysng Tor a TransTer To The co ed halls oT Olney or 6ermanTown Meanwhsle The 203 began To ensoy The grand hersTage oT Sensordom lnspsred by a Three snch meTal dssc courTesy Oayman sporTsng a volupTuous blond dressed msnsmally Tor maxsmum eye appeal we could look down upon lowly Treshmen wsTh The dsgnsTy beTsTTsng our exalTed rank The Record Book sTaTT sTarTed sTs never endsng scramble To meeT ThaT deadlsne Mr WharTon sTeeled hsmselT Tor The sems annual TranscrspT barrage and Jerry Crossley Tsnally snouced Gayman and Polk To dash OTT The Arbor Day Ode and Class Slogan CHS grsd oppossTson Tound The Msrror varssTy vsrTually a 203 reunson as Locks GoldsTesn OsTrow Prsce KsTTner Maser Barssh Folz and ScoTT Tormed aT le sT 600 oT The sTarTsng lsneup On The socsal ssde The 203 pasd Two bsTs To dance Trolsc and play ConcenTraTson To Ralph WerlsnTzer and hs Twelve snch records aT The Economy Hop Then conTsnued The Trolsc aT The Class STag IT was aT abouT Thss Tsme ThaT The 7 dsed a naTural deaTh 203 sporTs Tans mourned The opensng grsd loss To SouThern cheered JV TooTball champs Tor The sec ond year sn a row Then paused To crown Book Fsve champs sn nnTramural TooTball We observed hsgh requsem sn memory oT Room I alsas Rooms IA IB IC 2A and 2B a vscTsm oT The mammoTh 2l0Th Class Then Turned cellars and phoTo albums upssde down To enTer The Class Baby ConTesT Cohan Rolled aT Copa OreensTesn Held he headlsne sasd IT was supposed To be a Take w had our doubTs Armed wsTh TsckeTs To Broadway shows galore msscellaneous pslfered menus Three walking Travel gusdes To New York Cohan Green sTesn and HoTTman Hyde Park road maps Tor The loyal msnorsTy No Doz TableTs and a daTe Trom Hanover Pa The Phsladelphsa Travel Club snvaded The hapless HoTel VscTorsa Tor The TradsTsonal Empsre CsTy rsoT Three days 25 dollars Tsve hours oT sleep and I4 aspsrsns laTer we leTT New York Tsred happy and rarsn To go back Tor anoTher 25 worTh Tsme sTarTed To pass aT Twsce normal speed One week aTTer The Class Trsp all 203 college aspsranTs spenT ssx gruellsng hours wresTlsng wsTh The College EnTrance Examsnahon Board s exclussve TorTure rack They losT The lasT and greaTesT leg oT The 203 s CenTral career wa aT hand The Sensor Prom repleTe wsTh besT grls Tuxe corsages programs and an evensng aT The LaTsn wsTh all The soda we could drsnk was held Frsday nsghT and SaTurday mornsng mosTly SaTurday mornsng January I4 an I5 Ssx days laTer our undergraduaTe days ended wsTh The now especsally meansngful Sensor Farewell We waTched Gul Sopher TransTer The cap and gown To 204 PressdenT ArT Magslner we sang The second verse To Dear Hsgh Tor The TsrsT Tsme Then we sTrode ouT of The audsTorsum To recesve Record Books and reporT cards The Class BanqueT TeaTur sng Ed STesn as lvl C and Dr Cornog as guesT oT honor Tollowed aT McCallssTer s on The 24Th ATTer a nervous week oT ssgnaTures and rehearsals CenTrals 203rd graduaTsng class Took sTs place sn The ranks oT CHS alumns wsTh Dr Cornog s Trads Tsonal greeTsng VaIe+e baccaIaureaTe January 25 l955 CenTral loses a graduaTsng class The world gasns 198 young men THE EDITOR They oe leavmq sazd the Cao penteo and shed a bzttes teas j lr-I . 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