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IANE PANCOAST Plays harp nicely. Hero: Harpo Marx? Hopes to attend Temple Music School. Goody, says she. Orchestra, glee club, Tri-Hi. Expressive dark eyes. BERTHA PEARSON Active in school affairs. Bertie Often seen with Iayne and -. Will attend Duke University. Collects foreign dolls. Tri-Hi president. ELIZABETH PEEL Piccolo Pete. Sixteen in April. Would fain be in band. Likes symphonies, ghost stories. Says: Beauteousl Brilliant. Haunts library and room 3Ul. Science club, orchestra, mixed chorus, TrifHi. EDWARD PETERSON Pete is a future architect. Steady, man! Admires Tony Degutis. Good track man. Tall: light eyes. Home room fun- maker. Deep voice. He's going places. DOROTHY PICKETT Swing is Dot's favorite pastime. Future work: nursing. Best friend: Gert Wil- liams. Likes sports. Douglass. Dunbar society. LENORE PIZZA Lee is a general student from Franklin. Likes reading, Latin, and English. Pet saying: So what? Dislikes physics, snooty people, and homework. Future uncertain. TWENTY STANLEY POPIEL Shy person. Never seen with girls. Drives black Chevrolet. Pleasant voice. Cap- able, he should find success in business world. WALTER PRANDESKI Called Chief. lndustrialite. Hails from Smedley. Ideal: Gary Cooper. Affection: '28 Ford roadster. Dislikes homework. Ambition: Mechanical engineer. DOROTHY MAE PRICE Beautiful brunette cheer-leader. Dotte. Likes flowers and dancing-dislikes cats. Sings like Dolly Dawn. Such eyes! Student Council. Good lohnI CATHERINE D. PROCH Another artist. Hobby: collecting and sketching pictures. Likes sports, espe- cially golf and tennis. Admires Helen Wills Moody. Future nurse. RUTH QUELL Snubby. Rez. A nurse in the future. Hobby: skating. Bing Crosby is her hero. Will she train in Hollywood? I OSEPH W. RAKITSKY Zeke Smedleyite. Will reach the big leagues. Home run Rakitskyf' Likes rainy days and eating. Heroine: Margot. Pet saying: Watch them Yanks.
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PAULINE H. MOSKWIAK COLIN OBENCHAIN Polly. Philadelphia School of Industrial Art. Glee club, mixed chorus, president of art club. Likes clothes. Dislikes week- end homework. Good drum-major. Tal- ented. LILLIAN MROCZOWSKI Likes bicycling, dancing. Hero: Iohnny Davis. Commercial. Intelligent. Aw, shucksf' Dramatics. Art. Efficient stenog- rapher. Honor student. Iolly. IULIA NAUMOWICH Giggles hates brass buttons twe won- deri. Aims to be a nurse. Dislikes sweet and conceited girls. Pet saying: Still love me? IOHN NICHOLS Pickles. Hobby: collecting pictures of dazzling debutantes. Worst enemy: Rob- ert Taylor. Future work will be driving -- nails. MARCELLA NICHOLAS Gertie will be a good nurse, after at- tending Mercy Hospital. Likes to be alone. Douglass. Dunbar member. Quiet. MARGARET NOTHNAGLE Smedleyite. Likes dramatics, reading, cooking. Future home economics, Dela- ware State. Hero: Her twin brother. Trea- surer of Tri-Hi. Other clubs: glee, swim- ming, German. Our chief flower supplier. Likes reading, sleeping, brunettes. Favorite hero and heroine: Don Ameche and Sonja Henie. Undecided about later life. JOSEPH O'MALLEY Future store-owner. What kind? Hates to get up. A man's best friend is his dog. Likes to read. Cheerful. EDNA OPPENHEIM Good-natured. Ed. Likes sensible people, typing twhen her neighbor is -D. An Errol Flynn ian. Pet saying: Some fun, eh! BENSON OZER Benny, Gerald's pal. Will attend Penn- sylvania State College of Optometry. Dislikes home room period. Ritz brothers' tan. Science and math clubs. Intelligent. IOANNA PACANOWSKY Iinx likes writing and tennis. Art club. Dramatics. Heroine: Dorothy Thompson. Pretty smile. Pauline's better half. LILLIAN PACK Lobby. Good swimmer and athlete. Hero, Charlie McCarthy. Dislikes inquisi- tive people. A. A., glee club, swimming club. Secretary of Tri-Hi. Likes only cer- tain boys. N INETEEN
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WILLIAM REESE Bill's a Smedleyite. Not bad-looking, eh? GWENDOLYN RUBENSTEIN Gwen Charming, friendly, intelligent. Football manager. A. A., science, and Very active. Mr. Lange, I don't under- math clubs. Often seen in physics lab. Moves with deliberation. KATHERINE REILLY Kate hails from Resurrection. Dislikes rainy weekends. Hero: Donald Duck. Likes walking. Pet saying: Who, me? MARIE RIDDLE Formerly of Eddystone High. Likes yel- low Fords. Swift typist. Any one looking stand. Science club. Newswriters. Dra- matics. Likes mathematics. Dependable. ALICE RYAN Allie is always pleasant. Looking lor- ward to attending Peirce's land getting there on timell Likes Gert, Hazel, and Louise. EDWIN SALMONS. Ir. Eddie comes from Parkside. Will at- tend U. of P., Wharton School. Dislikes home room period. Heroine: Snow White. for G good Slenogmpher? Hwhql did Best friend, Dot t?7 Hangout: Collins you say, Mr. Devor? WILLIAM RODGERS Slee-DY foe. Sleeps during classes that bore him. Industrial. Quiet but very nice. RUSSEL ROSENBERG Rosei. Dewey-Mann. Likes history and geography Chow can he?D Dislikes pests Will attend Drexel. Mechanical drafts man. Serious. lndustrious. ANNE ROSS Little Scotch lassie. Pr-r-retty as a pic- tur-r-re. A future beautician is our Scotty. Art club. Dramatics. Hero: Dickie. Novelty Shoppe. IRVING SAVITS Deweyite. Doctor or dentist. U. of P. Mr. Abrams is his best friend. Annual staff, A. A., German club, track team. GEORGE ADAM SCOTT Scotty. From Franklin. Hobby: looking for a nice girl! Likes sports. Future Work: Sun Oil Tub. Boys' A. A. Pet saying: Says who? CHARLES SELTZER Alka. Hobbies: stamp and coin col- lecting. Likes mechanical drawing, track, basketball. Belongs to nearly every club in school. Vice-president of library club, stamp club, etc. What, no girls? TWENTY-ONE
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