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pu N-1' .,,,.. STANLEY GRIGALUNAS Great bowler. A. A. member. Uncertain of future. Blackie. Good-natured fellow, with a sarcastic laugh. Good actor. HENRY PAGE GROTON Admires Mr. Abrams CSO do we alll. Likes to skate. Deweyite. Good swimmer and diver. Diamond man. Well-liked. Always found at Fort Cox. GERTRUDE A. GULDIN Gert Franklin. Pet saying: Hi ya, Si. Hobbies, swimming, horseback riding. Hero: former Annual editor. Worst en- emy, Spanish. PAULYNE M. HABER Tiny. Ambition: to be teacher. Likes English, Miss Iordan, Mr. Heard, and music. Hero: Mr. Zelley. Dislikes tests. Choral, speaking, orchestra, German club. ELIZABETH HAGUE Betty is active in vocal clubs. Favor- ite song: Ramona, Would live in Hav- erford. Why? Particularly fond of dancing. MAY ANNA HARTMANN Knits chocolate sweater. Secretary of Student council. Beautiful but modest. Likes coaches and basketballers. Blithe and pleasant. FOURTEEN IOHN G. HEACOCK A gentleman. Member of science club and mixed chorus. Iohn hails from Am- berton, New lersey. Studious. Intelligent. EDWARD R. HEINTZEL Ed. Industrial. Dewey. Hobby: Ama- teur photographer. Sedate. Likes English. Future pattern maker. DOROTHY D. HIBBERT Dot. Smedleyite. Likes horseback rid- ing. Ain't it the truth! Hero: Ion Hall. Besembles Alice the Goon. Dislikes the Big Apple. Girls' A. A. IOHN HOFFMAN Iack. Future big sports editor. Grand disposition. Never hurries. tShe'll waitll lntelligent, but modest. Careful driver. Science club. Annual staff. Likes gar- denias, especially in dark hair! SIDNEY W. HOPKINS Sid Eating's her hobby. Future school: Peirce's. Dramatics, glee, Welcome staff, student council. Says: See that boy? l-le's crazy. Haunts Michaels. Friendly, attractive, sincere. GRACE W. HCSLER Franklinite. My goodnessln Will study nursing. Likes to knit and sing. Dislikes history. Glee club, mixed chorus, news- writers, swimming club. Hero: unknown.
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9 .af i 1,- LOUISE GEORGE ALICE GORDON Commercial. Franklin. Future work: nur- sing. Hobbies: swimming, designing, drawing. Hates dates and homework. Tri-Hi, girls' A. A., student council, com- mercial club. Best friend: Ioanna. I OHN I. GIAMPALMI Ambitions: newspaper reporter, and flash with girls. Loud clothes and dancing are his favorites. Hails from St. Anthony's. Hates wise guys. DELBERT GLICKEN Del, Industrial Romeo. Hobby: Stamp- collecting. Hero: Mickey Mouse. ldeal: Dot. Ambition: to own a farm. REBA V. GILES Douglass. Heres that old problems again. Aim: to teach music. Future school: Morgan College. Elle aime- Francais. I OHN GILMAN Wants a new high school. Goes in for social and economic problems. Pet say- ing: Who said so? Gill is a Frank- linite. Potent arguer. ALBERT P. GOBEL lndustrialist. Al. Clark Gable of pat- tern shop. Ambition: to go to sea. Dra- matic society handy man. Dislikes Eng- lish. Ambition: to love and be loved. Another good secretary. Likes Guy Lom- bardo. Good taste, don't you think? Dis- likes conceited people. Good-natured. SAMUEL GOUVELLIS Greek collects pictures of beautiful damsels. Likes to antagonize teachers. Admires Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs. Professed misogynist. Choral, speaking, history club, A. A. HAZEL GREEN Likes Duke Ellington. Wants to study medicine at Meharry Medical College. Lots of luck! We know she'll have lots of patients. ELIZABETH GREENE Hetty is representative from Douglass. Will attend West Chester. Likes to read. Dislikes deceitful girls. CAre there any?l GRACE GREENWOOD Gracie likes to add to her scrapbook. Still looking for hero, but we have our suspicions. Will be a capable secretary. Nice dimples. GILBERT GRIFFITH A Deweyite. Dislikes physics, and hopes to enter Drexel. A fan of Sonja Henie and Dizzy Dean. Band member. Likes to sleep late. THIRTEEN 1
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LEWIS HUNT SARAH E. IESTER Likes to wear odd hats. Boys' A. A., Sym- Ping-pong champion at Smedley. Girls' phony Orchestra. Nice-looking cornet basketball manager. Wants to teach player. Pet saying: Let's have a jam English. Hero: a drummer. Says: Honest session. Future school: Pre-law, Bow- doin College. HANNAH E. HURWITZ Hails from Franklin. Pet diversion: dood- ling. Collects plants. Will attend Temple. Art, German, dramatic clubs. Capable. Dainty. WILLIAM HURY Bill hails from Dewey. Future indus- ' trialist. Likes swimming, football. Is fre- quently seen around the Rosemont Club. Pet saying: No stuff. THOMAS HUSTON Good-looking, but shy. Likes swing mu- sic. Swell tennis player. Often seen with Harv. Witty. The class's- tallest. Intelli- gent. SARAH I . IVES Petite and very shy. Likes exciting books. Temple Business School. Best friend: Dorothy MacDonald. A. A., dramatic so- ciety, Tri-Hi. SAMUEL P. IVINS Will go in for medical psychiatry at Washington U. Hobby: playing piccolo. Best friends: Babs, McAfee, two Lils Science, German, newswriters, math clubs. Honor student. to Iohn. Good student. Nice. ALMA IOHNSON From Upland. Nice commercialite. That's iust duckyf' Dislikes homework. Ambi- tion: to travel. Member of A. A., dra- matic society, swimming club. ADA IDA ION ES Aims to be a piano teacher. Likes work- ing on adding machine. Kind to dumb animals. Hero: Robert Taylor. Frank- linite. IOHN IONES Dewey-Mann. Good clarinetist. Will be aviator and aeronautical engineer. Likes Wagner's librettos. Member of orches- tra, band, mixed chorus. ROBERT JONES Bob. Trumpeter in band and orches- tra. Likes ice cream and Io. Mis- chievous. Future education: P. G. and W. of P. Dislikes spinach and Benny Goodman. Punster. ALBERT I. IURICH Hick hails from Resurrection. Tarzan physique. Ray Milland and Myma Loy fan. Baseball, history club. Swims like a fish. Likes to travel. FIFTEEN
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