Central Manual Training High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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MICHAEL FENDRICK- MllCh'J ................ .......................... 9 42 South 5th Street What a bright boy arn I. I Born January 23, 1891. Entered Manual in the Senior year from Central High School. Studied hard and was a good sport, and that's about all. RICHARD BURCHAN FERRIS-f'DlCl8J, ...................................... 4402 Chestnut Street Entered Manual in the Freshman Class from the S. B. Hewey School. He was a member of the Sigma Clubg enough said. ABRAHAM C. FISHER ................................................... 712 McClellan Street Thou curly hcaded yonthf' Born September I2, 1893. Entered Freshman year from James Campbell School. Member of A. A. g Science Club ,07, and of Connor's Senate. DONALD R. FISKE--UDOHU .............................................. 3403 Hamilton Street An adrnlrer of the gentler sex. Born October 15, 1891. Don entered the Freshman Class from Friends' Select School. He was a member of Pin Committeeg Vice-President of the Lynx Clubg Phi Kappa Gama, a member of the A, A.: Connor's Sena.te and Record Committee. He gave Brackin S5 for G. F. F., on the condition that Jackie should pass him. Oh! what a grafter. ALIEXANDIQR FRANK- Lippy .......................................... 2333 South 4th Street. Hell grew darker at his frown, And all the devils gathered round. Born August Io, 1891. Entered in the Freshman year from john H. Taggart School. He was a member of the Orchestra, Violin and Science Clubs, and of the A. A. and Connor's Senate. Lippy was one of the best violinists of the school. 34

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WILLIAM ELLERSHAW- Bill ..... . ......... . .. ................ ...,. 3 202 Diamond Street He was a man, with an electric brain. Entered from james G. Blaine School. He thought he knew all about electricityC?j until Geisler asked him some questions. I CHARLES CUESTA C. ELLIS- Charlie ................. ....... .... I 9 I2 North 3ISt Street Don't touch, he might bite. Born October 5, 1889. Charlie came to Manual from james G. Blaine School. He was Vice- President of Science Club 3 Member of School Senate and President of Conner's Senate. josiaru WILLIAM ELLIS- Tink ....................................... 805 North Ilth Street A wise child am I . Entered Manual in the Freshman year from the Joseph Singerly School. He was an industrious, silent little fellow who once invested in an A. A. ticket. SOLOMON EPSTEIN- H't1ppy ................................................. 237 Race Street Verily a sport, he tried to be. Born August 22, ISQI. En-tered Manual in the Freshman Class from the Northeast Gram- mar School. Such a hot sport was he that the windows opened, would have to be. Member of A. A., Fife and Drum Corps and of the Glee Club. MARTIN JOSEPII FARRIQLL- Parasite .......................... .... 4 502 Merion Avenue I'll use another's brains saith he, And straightway copied Trig-0-nom-i-ty. Born May 7, 1890. Entered in the Freshman year from Martha Washington School. He was a member of Fife and Drum Corps, and made a record as a parasite. 33

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WARREN DANIEL FULLER- Sleepy,' .............................. 3006 Fountain Street H e hath a look of well-earned rest. Born November 30, 1891. Entered the Freshman Class from the james G. Blaine School. He was a member of A. A. and Sons of Rest, and of Connor's Senate. He was also a member of the Black Hand Band. STANLEY B. F URs'r1zNAU- F urstle ........................ 509 Independence Avenue, Oak Lane. M A great r1mm'r once! But now, a, stroller. Born Detroit, Mich., Gctober 12, 1892. Entered the Freshman year from the Newton Boys' Grammar School. He was a member of the Strollers' Club and A. A.: Member of Track Team for three yearsg Member of Cross-country Team 19085 won Philadelphia champion- ship race, and a Member of Class Senate. He was an all around good fellow, and a good story-teller. FRANK LESTER G1Es1s- Brlffht Eyes ......................... .... 8 I Corinthian Avenue tb c A man of a studious mind. . Born July 1, 1892. Bright Eyes came to Manual from the Thaddeus Stevens School in a search for knowledge. He was a member of A. A. and of Connor's Senate. He was also one of the silent partners of the class. FRANCIS EDWARD GLEESON'-uI'I00k6f'VU ................................... 1532 N. 26th Street. Born September 22, 1890. He came to Manual in the Freshman year from the George S. Meade School. He was a member of A. A., and one of the rowdy element of the class, 35