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- ■ -• 1 ? ? i HERBERT HASLAM “Herb. Industrial. Quiet. Dislikes Eng- lish. Member of Boys' A. A. May attend Drexel. Hopes to marry. Plays checkers. Smedley product. ELINORE HARKNESS Honor roll student. Ambition: to super- vise music in a public school. Charming. Intelligent. Modest. Much-travelled. Hu- morous. Many activities, good accomp- anist. ARTHUR HARTMAN Art. Parkside football star. Likes to hunt, sail boats. Dislikes dramatics. Aims to be an engineer. May attend Drexel. Modest. Popular. Loyal. Vice president of A. A. JEAN HEADLEY Skipper sails in from Marcus Hook. Hobbies: walking with I. S., reading with J. S., and talking about I. S. She intends to marry! MICHAEL HLADKY Industrial. Cross-country tracker, cheer leader, A. A. member. Ambition: U. S. Army engineer. Sports: track, swim- ming, hiking. Doesn't intend to marry. (He will!). FRED HODGES General. Ambition: see Golden Gate, “Frisco. Swims, plays baseball, foot- ball, basketball. Reads Wild West tales. Hates cellophane wrappings. College: Morgan. HARRY HOFF Ham expects, at 28, to marry beau- tiful blond from West Virginia. Indulges in baseball, football, basketball, swim- ming, golf. Hates being broke. WALTER HOSLER Bubby haunts the library. Why, we wonder? Literary Society president. Stage manager. Dramatic Society. News- writers. German Club, A. A. Will not be a bachelor. GEORGE NEWTON ROYDS JAGGERS Industrial. Can toot tenor sax and clari- net quite effectively. Hobby: building boats. Future school: Franklin Institute. Good-looking. LESLIE JENKINS Some photographer! A. A., Science Club. Track. Hobbies: photography, stamps, tennis, chickens. Nicknames: Reds, Frecks, Les, Brick, Skippy, Tangle- feet, Scoop, etc. Reliable. ELIZABETH JENSEN “Betty likes knitting, and basketball. Hates problems. Faithfully waters flow- ers in Miss Jordan's room. Will attend Sleeper's and become stenographer. RUTH JOHNSON Jonee wants to see enough stools in sixth period lunch. (IMAGINE!) Dislikes Scotties, algebra tests. Aims to be star reporter. [THIRTEEN
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WILLIAM FISHER Handsome. ''Bill's active in football, swimming, horseback-riding, tennis. Likes Friday nights. Future school: Southern California. Ambition: Physical instructor (Vassar College). NETTIE FONTAINE Nutty. Pet Aversion: dishwashing. Ambition: orchestra leader. Aims to teach music. Will attend Oberlin Con- servatory of Music. Rhythm personified. Witty. Modest. ROSE GALLAGHER Girls' A. A., Swimming Club, and Com- mercial Club. Rosie hates to read Time.” Ambition: to stenograph for someone. WILLIAM GARRIS Pet aversion: women drivers. Would like to run streamline engine through Ches- ter, 135 m. p. h. Likes traveling and Rochelle Hudson. HOWARD GEIGER Franklin's gift to C. H. S. Active in ath- letics and interested in electrical work. He says he will marry. Likes I's a Muggin. No future school. LENA GEORGE Nellie. Tri-Hi president. Hobbies: knit- ting and worrying. Aim: to be success- ful in her career, teaching. Future school: Ursinus, probably. Charming. Capable. Friendly. ERNEST GOLDSBOROUGH Ernie participates in track, baseball, soccer. Junior Debating. Dunbar. Hob- bies: drawing, trucking, playing piano. Penn State or Howard U. ALLAN GOLDSTONE Goldie hails from Smedley. General ambition: to sing like Bing Crosby. Future school: Penn State. Will become important business man. MORRIS GOODMAN Mushy. Smedley grad. Boys' A.A. Heroines: Alice Faye, Minnie Mouse. Ambition: to retire quite young. Penn next. Pleasant. Modest. JOHN GRIESMEYER Mild. Unassuming. Smedleyite. Enjoys loafing and riding in an auto (synony- mous?) Jack's ambition: to graduate from C.H.S. SAMUEL GROSS Modest Hookite. Famous doctor event- ually. Science Club. Track manager. Racing toward goal—marriage? Doesn't believe: He travels fastest who travels alone! ROSALIE GROSSMAN Rush. A Commercial who likes danc- ing and Clark Gable. Her sole ambition is to become a private secretary. Drexel will claim her next. ■= «= •p ■= TWELVE ]
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CLARA JONES Twin Oaks product. Secretary of Dun- bar Society. Girls' basketball and base- ball. Admires Joe Louis. Future school teacher. West Chester. Attractive. LEE JONES Pet saying: I don't know. Ambition: pass a physics test. Doubtful as to mar- riage. A. A. Science Club, History Club. Franklin and Marshall next. WILMER JUMP Nicknamed Jump.” A. A., Current Events Club. Pet aversion: Homework. Marry? You guess. Claims his heroes are Popeye and Moon Mullins. WILLIAM KAPOURELOS A. A., Current Events. Pet saying: Lemme a nickel for Time! Temple School of Commerce next. Marriage? He'll try anything once! EDWARD KASARSKY Franklinite-Industrial. Pet aversion: 8:30 A. M. Hobbies: nice girls. Favorite sport: marbles. Heroine: Miss Bloom. Will marry and have large family. GEORGE KASSAB Scab. Smedleyite. Likes to loaf. Am- bition: to graduate from C. H. S. Pet aversion: homework. Boys' A. A. Science Club. Marry? Temple, future school. EDWARD KILFARA Ace. Ambition: to become oil mag- nate. Likes football and aviation. Hero- ine: Ginger Rogers. Cheer leader. Can he turn somersaults? GEORGE KLEMMER Chester's gift to ladies. Ambition: to become somebody. Attempts ping-pong, pool. Hopes to marry eventually. Sports: feets ball, basketball. Hi-Y. JOHN KOMINSKI Revem. Likes room 118 every sixth period. Boys' A. A. Aim: to become world's pocket billiard champion. Indus- trial Course. HENRY KORPACZEWSKI A good student, is Korp. Likes sports, reading, stamp-collecting. Ambition: pass physics. Science Club. A. A. Hero: Snuffy. Heroine: Minnie. CAROLYN KUZAN Cary. Commercial. Golfer. (Is it golf or the golfers?). Hates nuts. Ambition: opera star. Good luck! Dramatic, A. A., Golf Club. Capable. IRENE KRACHINSKI Blonde. Rene came from Smedley. Her hobby is hairdressing. Intends to do clerical work. Serious. Pleasant. Well-poised. Industrious. FOURTEEN ] ' ■ S
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