Gratz High School - Gratzonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 128 of the 1941 volume:

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' 71f.,,f4i' M: .2 Q s fs if. gA,S,,,q,.X-'wi K .iYiSS5f?f Q , Q , . 4 ' ,ya ' w 5 f J 1--QN., Q f ,W M W Q I SINIHN HHANZ HIHH NHHHHL PHILADELPHIA - PENNSYLVANIA FUIIEWUHII AM YOURS-for you to treasure and preserve. To bring back i to you, no matter where or what you may be, poignant memories of the you of yesteryear. I am a souvenir of three full years of your life, some day to be indistinct in retrospect if not for me. I am the path that leads back to the fond recollection of friendships, work, and play at Simon Gratz. IIEIIIU TIO E RAISE our cup to our lips and say, To life --and to the full- ness thereof-to its achievements and disappointments, its lasting friendships and disheartening conflicts, its joy in the midst of surrounding sorrow, its wide opportunities requiring cease- less struggle, its hates and prejudices, its truth and faith. Again--to life-and to all the good and accompanying evil it has brought and to the good it will bring. So in this recording, born at a time of world upheaval, we aflirm our faith in the completeness and beauty of being. p 0 REGARD life as a journey is an old concept, yet i it is a good one, for we are ever traveling from the past, through the present, to the future. We are always passing wayside stations that indicate a section of the journey done. Such a landmark is our graduation, it indicates for us the end of one itinerary, the begin- ning of a new. From our little trip through high school, we may perceive the main outlines of the land- i scape that will greet us later. Here we have known oc. attempts that have ended in disappointments, ambi- tions that were never fulfilled, and we will know them again. Yet the whole of our school experience was good, for difficulties were lost in daily routine and passed into the hope for the morrow, and work became fun when shared. This, not our diplomas, means school to us. Later we shall learn again that To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive, and true success is to labor. SCIIUUL 0lll CHO0L Eight LOWLY, in the late twenties, there rose from the old circus grounds of Nicetown a stately Gothic building, which stood lovely but lifeless until a day in early Seutember, 1927, when the iirst student body entered its si- lent halls and changed them to flowing streams of youth. Since then, in the almost fourteen years which have passed, many students have passed through the building, giving life to it and learning of life in return. Beautiful as the school was, the students soon acted to make their surroundings more pleasant by forming a Combined Class lfund, to which all classes have contributed. The nucleus of stu- dent activity has been the Stu- dents Association, directed by Mrs. Marion Wallace. Our news- paper. The Spotlight. known as the eyes and cars of the school, made its debut December 19, 1927, and has continued to keep its readers well informed. First, under the principalship of Mr. .l. Elwood Calhoun and then. under that of Dr. E. Carl VVerner, the school has educated and sent into the world many good American citizens. 'I'o rin: Class or Jrsn. 1941: Moclcrn cducational philosophy holds to thc hclicf that education in itsclf is lifc and is not to hc thought of mcrcly as prcparation for lifc. ln past mlccadcs wc thought of the school only as a placc whcrc onc acquircrl thc ncccssary skills and kmnvlcclgcs to mcct thc nccfls of lifc in thc futurc. 'l'hc cmphasis was vcry nmch on prcp- aration for somcthing that was to comc. Although this is still a vcry propcr function of thc school, wc now havc a lnuch hroaclcr conccpt of thc pur- poscs of ctlucation. lf crlncation in itsclf is lifc, thcn thc school must proviclc thc mcans and thc sctting for pupils to livc it richly and fully. 'l'his wc try to clo. ln a largc mctropolitan high school such as thc Simon tlratz lligh School thcrc arc many contacts and cxpcri- cuccs which rcsult in pupil growth and tlcvclopmcnt. l lducational and vocational ncclls arc mct in thc class- room ancl shop: social and rccrra- tional opportunitics arc provitlccl in thc many activitics of thc stuzlcnts association, thc athlctic field. and thc cluh room: cultural anal acsthctic ap- prcciations arc cnjoyccl through thc work in art, music, and clramatics. ln such an cnvironmcnt thc pupil not only prcparcs for thc futurc but livcs a rich and full lift- in thc prcscnt. l hopc that your lifc in our school has mcant all this to you and that your school cxpcricnccs havc strcngrths cnctl you for thc ycars which lic ahcaxl. May thcy hc happy and many. Sinccrcly yours. ZQJNJ fy jf I Wag - wr Q29 , f :jg Du. li. lhxlu, VVi4:nN1:lc Prillcipfzl llllt I'ltl CIPAL Mr. Stanley D. Birath Commerce Mr. Frederick S. Crispin Mechanics Arts 1. Mr. Foley. 2. Mr. Brooks. 3. Dr. Althouse. 4. Mr. Quay, 5. Miss Tatman. 6. Mr. Fort. 7. Miss Graf. 8. Mr. H'3Sl3U1. 9. Mr. Pitman. 10. Mr. Warshaw. 11. Mr. Kinkler. FAU LTY COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mn. STANLIQZY D. BIRATIII, Ilearl Mrs. Minnie R. Adams Dr. Calvin O. Althouse Miss Hnnnu VV. Cloud Miss Ernestinc l itz-Manlricu Mr. Nlitllilll R. Fox Myra S. Fuller Lillian M. Graf Miss Miss Miss Sara ill. Hulpcn Miss Clara Herrmun Miss Mr. Katherine M. Kick Benjamin Kuykcndall Miss Anne Lcstz Miss Marie C. Mulholland lllr. George H, Mumford Mr. VV. Earl Neilson Miss Elizabeth K. Ortlieb Mrs. Frullccs B. Parsons Mr. illurk H. Quay Miss Elsie M. Riexnziu Miss Grace S. Suylc: Mr. Carol J. Street Mrs, Bernadette F. Strouse Mr. I . Howard Strousc Miss Grace L. Tutnizni Miss Augusta Trcfz Air. .l0llll VV. VVicdcr MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT Blu. l'lllEDlCRIC S. Cnls1'IN, 1117111 Mr. Otis Hurrull Mr. Holm-rt R. Foloy . ..-M M -I mg Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Vim-cnt. ll. Fort J. VV1-ir II:nniiton SQHIIIICI K. II:1si:nn VVilii:nn Ilcffllcr .luiiain P. Hin-kok Otto R. Kuitz Burncli li. Kinkivr Howard I . PIIIIIIIII SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT M r. Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr. Dr Miss .IICSSII-I C. i'iXAN1s I 1111 Nfltililllivi Huron Roinnci B. Cusscls Anna C. IQIIIIIIIUT I,1liIIl0!' iflowcrs l rudcric'k J. Gnettlr liuyllioml Hooci Ilcnry G. Macdcr Miss Mabel A. Mcng Miss Maris C. Mnilvn Mrs. Suzunnc II. Sznnkosxskx Mrs. RIICIICI SilCI'lIlIlll Mr. Martin Sklar Miss Hzizvl A. Taylor MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ml Mr. B1-rn:1rdAugust Mr. Milton Brooks Mr. Gs-orgc Illlglll' Miss Mary iiifruy Mr. Mark Ilflglllilllll Mr. Bt'l'Il2H'lI Ivursimw 2. c'l.AIIlCNl'IC A. ciAllliI!IiI I 1 ,, 'NL.,f fffnvbgubv 1-- FAU LTY ART, HOME ECONOMICS AND MUSIC DEPARTMENT Mus. ANNAIHCL 'TIYIINPIII PIAIVMAN, Iffad Mr. Rohr-rt IJ. Goldman Miss Bzirlmru Ii. Hamilton Miss Alice Ethel Martin lNIiss Hattie I.. Long Miss I.:1ur:1 M. BI1-Allister Mrs. VVi11ifrcd I. Mitchell Miss Clara I':1nc:1kc Mrs. Sarah B. CIIIIIIIIIIIIQQS Mr. Norman l'. Smith Dr. Ala-c' llvzishco. Jr. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Annabel Turner Hawman lin. M. llfxvm I'I0l4'FMAN, Ilvarl Aff: Home Efvfwmiff and M14-'if Mr. Gcrlmrcl O. IXIIQQTIIIIIIIII Miss liuth I.. Arthur Miss l'lliz:1hctl1 S. llilllfllltllll' Mrs. I.illi:111 B. COlIl'llCl' Miss Dorothy Davis Miss Martha I.. Dvrr Miss lilizzllwtll I.. Fllltllll Dr. Rose l . cIlIlyIl1E'1l Mr. l'lrm'st I.. Ha-rolrl Miss Kutlicrim- M. Kvn-n:1l1:m Mrs. M:u iorix' .l. I.:111g1' Miss l'll'!llH't'S I.r-I r-vw Mrs. llilrlc-gnrml l . lwwis Mr. IA-on H. Imwis. Jr. Miss .lmillcttv lhIIll'Ki'llZll' Dr. llnvicl Nr-wmark Mrs. Murgurct Smith Mr. Alfrccl Stark 1 Dr. M. David Hoffman English 1. Miss Gallagher. 2. Dr. Macder. 5. Mr. Hickok. 4. Mr. Smith. 5. Mr. Fox. 6. Mr. Goldman. 7. Mrs. Worrell. 8. Miss Mcng. 9. Mr. Schweitzer. 10. Mr. Sklar. 11. Mrs. Lewis. Mr. Frederick W. Ohl Deceased Science Mr. Harry W. Snyder Physical Education 1. Mr. Shegog. 2. Miss Munzer. 3. Mrs. Smith. 4. Mr. Lewis. 5. Mr. Angermann. 6. Miss Fulton. 7. Dr. Weierbach. 8. Miss Ballantine. 9. Mr. Stark. 10. Mr. Morin. 11. Dr. Newmark. llAClI.'I'Y Miss lgl'l'l'llJl lf.. Voigt Mr. liclgar .l. vVilli1lIIlS Mr. Maurice VVasscrma11 FOREIGN LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Ma. l'lllIClllf1llIl'li NV. Oni., llwul Mr. George R. Il. Bernard Miss Bessie Bernstein Mr. liilylllllllll A. Biswangcr Mrs. Estlwr li. Cyclvll Miss Marg. M. Gallagher Mr. Henry A. Morin Mr. VVinlic'ld T. Moyer Miss Anna Munzcr Mr. George J. xvtfilllill' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mn. HARRY VV. SNYDICR, Ilvarl Miss Pauline I.. Bowen Mr. WVilliam Clausen Mrs. Hr-stcr VV. Fitzgerald Mrs. Elizabeth C. Hall Miss Margaret Logan Miss Mary Lukcrt Miss Tllclma Murr Mr. .loscpll C. Sl'llVVCltZl'l' Mr. George R. Shcgog Mr. Francis Tierney Mrs. Marion VVallacc SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Da. l'iLMICll B. LvI.llICII, llvml llr. Alvin llickul Mrs. Clara M. Gantt FAC L'I'Y Miss Marian B. Haldeuian Miss Anna C. Killlfhlllilllll Mr. Robert B. Morris Mr. -loscpll I. User Mr. Frzulk A. Smlkcr Miss Marion B. SILVIII Mr. VV:1ltcr li. Tliicrolf Dr. Lily A. Wvcicrlnu-ll Miss Dorothy VVctl1cr:1lcl Mrs. Lois lrlllcry VVorrcll OFFICE FORCE Miss PAIVLINE IxIULLER, 11111111 Miss Marie A. II2lllIIlg'1lI'llIlCI' Dr. Elmer B. Ulrich Science Miss M. Lillie Brown Mrs. L1-viniu C. I,mnkc Miss Iilflilll Mayor Mrs. lrllsic' K. McCarty Mrs. Mimfrvzi K. IIoH'1n:1n Miss Jane McCleary Assistant to the Principal NURSE Miss Mazic Morris LIBRARY STAFF Miss Louise- A. SCIIIIIIIC, I,ll1I'Ill'lflll Mrs. Marion N. C'l1:111c-c HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR Miss Hr-len L. Stout CHAIRMAN OF GUIDANCE Dr. Mzxrgurvt VV. Abel ASSISTANT TO THE PRINCIPAL Miss .l:im- M1'Cl1':1ry Fourteen Dr. Abel My. Strouse Miss Derr WE LIHIK Fllli GUM C XOR tillifit' who lmvc had problt-ins tin' Cillidam-v Oiiicv has in-vin 'Au i.l'il'llKi, imh-4-ai. Tilt-y wvrc ilcipcci ily Ur. Alu-l. ftlllllti :A putit-ut ii5tQ'llC'l' in Mr. Strmisc, :ami wcri' ' limi:-rstood by Miss lh-rr. livrc the-y could si-vk :lid in sclvctillg thvir fllturi- collt-ggc or vm-ntiml. Stlllit'll'tH 4-utcriug Grutz in thc mirililu of il tvrm wt-rc' :xssistcci in gvttillg :Hi-illStl'li to tin-ir nvw st-howl. 'flwsc :und m:u1v otllvr favors wvrv 1-xtmuimi to tin' sturicnt lmmiv. rn .. . . . - lu our thru- iru-mis wi- Q-xta-mi our rivvpi-st !lplH'l't'lIltl0ll for tln- many hours ul putim-lit :1ssist:nli'i' tln-y lmu- giYl'll us. 1. Miss Mayer and Miss Brown. 2. Miss Saylor. 3. Mr. Heffner. 4. Miss Schulte. 5. Miss Stout. 6. Mrs. Lemke. 7. Miss Muller. 8. Mr. Keltz. 9. Mrs. Chance. 10. Miss Keenahan. 11. Miss Baumgardner. 12. Mrs. Hoffman. 7 f'?i,..D- Q -1' ' . ' REAT universal achievements all men remember, but personal accomplishments, though apparently insig- nificant, bring genuine satisfaction and a sense of life fulfilled. We conquer a fear, a hate--restrain an impulse, a temptation-share a joy, a misfortune -and life is vivifiedg we go down in defeat before our shortcomings, our adversaries-fail in accom- plishments, in purposes-attempt the possible and impossible-yet a sense of well-being remains. We have been about the business of living. We have been truly active. This activity rounds our life-shapes it-gives it personality-directs its pur- pose-sets its pattern-makes it discernible to our fellowman. He says we have been about our duty and expects our continuance of such activity. Here, at school, we have known this life and learned the truth of Maeterlinck's words: Activity and duty are not to be found at the roadside. One must await them on the threshold, ready to bid them enter at the moment of passing, and they pass every day. ACTIVITIES l Mus. AEARION EN'ALLAClC Sponsflr Studcnt Govcrnmcnt and Studcnt Activitics THE ST EE 'EGEVEE ME 'I' OR. anyonc who has l1ttQlllll'!l Simon Grutz lligh thcrc cxists nn illl'ifill'CillllC lncni- ory of thc spirit and thc rculity that is the Students Association. Hcrc is locutcd the core: of studcnt cxtrn-curricnl:1r activity. Its :lctuul lll!11'llilll'l'y is huscd upon thc principlcs of our national g0VCI'lllllCllt. Mcnihcrship is opcn to ull, und participation is rcprcscntativc of the school itsclf. The thrcc nmin functions, thc Scnatc. thc llousc of Itcprcscntutivcs, und thc Court. :irc clcctcd cross sections of thc student lmody. Thcsc officers :irc hy no Incuns an isolntcd groupg rather thcy are thc successful lncnihcrs of thc still lurgcr group that has thc wclfzirc of thc school in niind. 'Fha-sc lcudcrs. with Mrs. Wvallacc. hzivc mutcrizilizcd for us our hopcs and plans. With thc wnitcliuords of progress. duty, and plcusurc the Studcnts Association has IIHHEC our life at Grzitz at lmcttcr onc. Eighteen Br:N.mM1N Bvnxicm' l'rr.vir1r'nf nf Slu1l1'nf.v .'l.V.Y0t'lIlfi0ll Illi Sl'llIltl', tht- llig'iIl'l' of ilu' two legis- lutivt- lioclit-s. recruits its mcmlwrsliip from every gruclc. but in :i specific pro- portion. Om- senator is clcctccl from grmlvs l0li :mil lower, :mul two. :1 lvoy :md :i girl. from :ill grmlvs ulmovc. Two vice- prcsitlcnts. also :i lvoy :uid :1 girl. :nrt- 1-It-ctr-fl by tlic suliool from tlic IZA gratlc: :tml :i pl't'HlKll'lIt. from tlw l2l5 grnmlv. The positions of Senator. :mil tlit- other cvvn lligill'l' offices. lmvt- g:irm'rctl for tllvnisvlvcs :i lmlo of clistiuction :mtl lionor. The lwst proof of their sincerity is 'tllc illlllllll0l'lil3ll' liours they lizivt' spent mlclilw- Q-rating tlit- prolmlmns of the scliool's wcls fare. 1. Raymond Wagner, Vice-President. 2. Louise Bailey, Buddy Sacks, 12B Senators. 3. Ruth Berman, 10B Senator, Joyce Lewis, 10A Sena. tor. 4. Ed Heitman, 11B Senator. 5. Martin Carbonell, Pauline Hoch, 11A Senators, 6, Mary Rath, 11B Senator. 7. Miriam Hoffman, Ted Stepek, 12A Senators. 8. Shirley Pepp, Vice-President. THE C0 IH' Leona Kessler Chief Justice HE Court was the last to be created and even today enjoys less publicity than the othcr two branches. This is, probably, due to the fact that its work is more of a confidential nature. . The lneinbership is composed of two students. a boy and a girl, from 1113, IZA, a11d 12139 the Chief-Justice is clcctcd from the 1215 grade. These students sit in j11Klg'IllCllt upon cases brought to thein by teachers and monitors. Vile would all prefer that there should be no necd for courtsg but since there is such a need, wc prefer to have our justice nicted out by our fellow-students. 12B Judges-Dorothy Evans, Harold Gottliebg 12A judges-Ruth Koplin, George Mausratg 11B Judges-Ann Bowling, Williain Lord. URING the fall term of 19-1-1, mouitoriul duty iu tlu' lmlls :md corridors was of this lmody rm-organliim-ml with :1 ucw ef'lir-icllcy. 'llllfllllgllllllt the sm-lxool. nu-mlwrs :irc placc-d to rl-mind their fellow-students of law :uid ordur. The lower of the two legislative liodics is composed of IIlt'IlllK'I'S from cncli hook i ' 'i l vcr by the vice-presidents. The House of licprcsclltutivcs is tlu- Illli IS PLUSH CI CY 1-lost-st tic to tlu- studcut liody. MONITORS' COUNCIL First: Marcia Promisloff, Madeline Crosby, Miss Mar- ion Haldeman, Edna jane Ermelin, Adelaide Hamilton. Second: Ethel Greenwald, Georgette Diemer, Beatrice Los Kamp. Twentvone 12B REPRESENTATIVES First: Kathleen Maguire, Le- ona Polensky, Ruth Singley, Anna Berk, Marcia Gold- berg. Second: Daniel Lodge, Min nie Yudelsohn, Jean Jawors ky, Josephine Davison, Ern est Cattani. ll Il RA IIA D 0 li lllIlEC'l'0li HEN a Gratzonian speaks of our hand, he docs so with a justifiable glow of pride. Under the haton of Ur. lvaslivo, and with the aid of new cherry and White uniforms Qnlostly eherryj, the Gratz Football Band has received an acknowledged position as one of the hest in the city. The playing of the hand has often soothed the wounds made hy the failure of our players. To he mentioned also, is the school orchestra which plays regularly at assemblies and supplies the IllllSiC for Gala Nights. The instrunlental IIlllSlC' organizations at Gratz have made a good showing, one which we fully expeet them to continue. Twentvftwo ON THE FIELD AT HOME Dr. Washco Director THE 'PUTLIGHT 1. Leroy Bell. 2. Loretta Feldman. 3. Mary Rath, Josephine Feldmark, Adele Kostolf. 4. First: Annette Bell, Ruth Singley, Esther Shaffer, Editorg Frances Kartoz, Miriam Axel. Second: Eva Cohen, Robert Kline, Rose Pisani, Francis Frysiek. Mr. Edgar J. Williams Sponsor 'Twentvfthree AFT It LHIHIL ACTIVITIE secs thc cud of sturlcnt activity. On thc contrary. many of our stuclcnts only thcn lxcgin a very plcasurahlc part of thcir clay in pursuit of their hohhics. In the clubs, a widc choicc of mlivcrsc non-cn1'- ricular suhjccts is olfcrcd to those who wish to partakc. The rangc of thc 111:1- tcrial covered. cle-arly shown on thc oppo- sitc page. cxtcncls from A Cappclla Fhoir to Talmlc Tcnnis Cluh, not from A to Z. hut at lcast from A to T. Scvcral of thcsc cluhs sponsor tcanis participating in ljllilillltxllllliilll interschol- astic coinpctitions. The Chess Tcani has always attainczl a high rating and scvcral tinics has won thc championship. At onc tiinc thc llchatc Tcaiu won thc cup for thrcc succcssivc tcrnls. rctaining' it pcrni- ancntly. Thu othcr cluhs, though liinitccl to school. havc clone cqually wcll for thcin- sclvcs. Thc arts of painting. niusic, and rlraniaticsg thc sciences of niathcniatics. clcctricity. anal hiologyg and the sports of haclniinton, horschack riding. howling: anfl talvlc tunnis. all afforrl an opportunity for thc stuclcnt to unharncss hiinsclf from thc compulsory part of cflucation and with lllltl'1lIIlIlll'lt'Cl fI'L't'il0Ill enter into that holmhy or that H1-ld which hc chooscs. E Club A Cuppvlla Choir Bllillllllltilll lliulogy AA Clu-ss Club A C crlnxxxlax rc-iul Club D4-lmtv Club A Dr: nlxuzn tic Club A Field ClubA AA Urutziugcrs A Math Club, A Posts-r Club A AA A Sclmol Art Ikilgl Sketch Club AA A Spanish Club .,.. Stage Crvw A AA Table 'l' mfnlll is Cl B fxxs' ling AA I m-c-- skating AA AA Riding Club A A Rnllvr-skating AA SIJUIINOI' Mu. NORMAN PA SMITII A A Mn. STARR AA Alln. NVICII-1Rl!ACll ,A A A AAAlNIu.VV1a1MAn IXIJATJS AND Mxss Gnu' A Mu. Hoon A lXIn.ANu1cuMANN lxll!-FS HAL1xm1AN AA Mlss SAYLUH Mn, Bunnies A Mn. cl0LlJMAN A AMR. ci0LDMAN A Mxss IIAMl1,'1'oN A Mus. Cx'm:LL A Mu. l'nu'lf: Mn. CAss1-:Ls AA Mn. liuomis A Miss Mmm A Mus. Llcwxs Mus. I,ouAN 1- 4 : tae., - - s Ny, ,-' Q Ai Hi I l is 4 Q 2 swligg f c 5 7 'X j Wf ZZ 0 ms? Q- . 'I 5 ax. fx! I V ' M f , . ,, , . . IV 1 G, FI , ? 2 W X A ' af.: Vi , N 3 X '?2 ' v 1 2 Q 5 2 f E ,494 7 KN E f I' if 4 , , fe? 5 ff X fff157 2,112,421 f. fcfzrf HREE years of active competition and willing co- operation have established friendships and loyalties among us, though at times conflicts have arisen, due to differences of opinions and personalities. Through- out life, as in these past three years, close contact with others will continue to exert its influence on your further development and later bring tolerance of the different points of view and true appreciation of com- rades. In time, too, youth will be overcome by age, frivolity, by sedatenessg nevertheless, some of what is now you will live in the hearts of five hundred others who will cherish the memory of gay companionship. Friends of my youth, a last adieu. Haply some day, we meet again, Yet ne'er the selfsame men shall meetg The years shall make us other men. -Sir Richard D. Burton. A lllaxia IJIIIICNDSZ 'l'ln-so last thrcc' tcrnis havc passed so quickly that I have only iltxgllll to know you intiniatr-ly. i In that short pcriorl of tinic wc havv und:-rtakun nk many tasks, have' s1u'c'csst'11lly cone-linlccl tllklll, anml, through mutual cxpwiciiccs. have' vnric-llccl our lirvs. Your oHia-4-rs and your coinniittc-vs liars- workcrl with t'lltllllSlllSIll and loyalty. You can look hack upon your rm-ord with a fm-lilig of just pricln- l!fJl'2lllSt' all havm- livlpwl to Hllllik' this finu rm-ord possihlc. My task has ha-cn a most plcasant one-, for I havv thoroughly on-ioyml working with you. I ani truly sorry that your graduation will so soon put an curl to our prcscnt activity. May sin-cvss and happinvss ln- your rcwarml in all your futurv inuh-rtakings. I congratulati- you anrl wish you Omlspc-wi. ' Your frivnrl. . T1UPv1tx'feigl1! llliiI'0i0Il MR. MILTON BROOKS ihlllflll-WH' Illf-72.1-12212 lil r'l'x' lIlIIlJMl'S1IN S'l'lCliI.A Iiosllizcli l'rfwiflrf11f l'n'r':'-l'1'1fxirl1'1lf Il Ii IIFFICER' M R. l'1l'Cil'1N F, AX DE RS Spznmnr IU.-I-1013-II,-I X N N l7'l l'l'I lil-:l.l. .Il-:AN NYIQRKI s A N'l'Hl N I-:'r'1'l!: l'1 lll ll ilur-in-I 'llirf Trvu.wn'u Sl'l'i'l'f11I',lj '1'LUc1ltx'f11i11L N A WARM, su1n1y day of September, 1937, Simon Gratz High School was blessed with a new arrival, soon to be known as Class 26-41. No shouts of joy wel- comed it, and no paternal hand distributed cigars sheepishly. Who, then, could proph- esy the eminent duties of life at Gratz that it was to fulfill? 26-411 plunged into the school's routine and endeavored to gain a worthy position in the austere procession of its twenty-five prede- cessors, with Ruth Rosenberg and Lee Sacks as our 9A and 9B representatives to the Sen- ate respectively. With size determining power and ability, 26-1111 was greatly enhanced by a tremendous influx of students in September, 1938. In the Senate, Herbert Rogove represented the group at our annex in Dobbins Vocational School, and Ruth Dunn was the voice of those in the Gratz building. During the latter half of that year, William Sharps and Geraldine Ginsberg were our senators from the annex and Gratz buildings, respectively. In September, 1939, with all of us at Gratz, 26-1141 was elevated to the imposing position of Junior Class of Gratz High, with THE LIFE 0F the privilege of electing two senators, Betty Itsynson and Herbert Rogove. During this semester Mr. Anders, who carried an imma- ture class over its first difficulties, relin- quished guardianship of 26-41 to Mr. Milton Brooks, who patiently guided it through the trying adolescent period. As 11B's we elected Betty Itsynson and Rogove to the bench, Ruth Dunn and Wil- liam Sharps, to the Senateg our C-class ofii- cers were, president, Betty Thompson, and secretary, Toni Pistilli. Our social career was launched with the C-class outing in May at Chestnut Hill Spur, where burnt frankfurters and marshmallows with baseball and other games made that oc- casion one of great mirth. Our indoor success, the Junior Jump, will probably be best remembered for the moment when Ruth Dunn was crowned May Queen by Senator William Sharps, amid the ap- plause of the rollicking dancers. Oh, for the life of a senior! With sena- tors, Irene Merkle and Harold Gottlieb, judges, Robert Kline and Leona Kessler, and vice-presidents, Ruth Dunn and Ben Burnley, representing 26-1111 in the Students Associa- W Z CLAS 26-41 tion, we elected Betty Thompson, Stella Rosi- ecki, Tony Pistilli, and Jean Yerkes as our class officers. In mid-October the largest group to represent Gratz at Washington em- barked for a day of thrills, ceremony, and gaiety. Sensing the vital pulse of our Amer- ican democracy beating, we were awed by the significance of this noble part of our Ameri- can heritage. Ghosts and skeletons captured the spirit of the occasion during our Jinx .lump on Friday, December thirteenth, and made it truly a jinx. Though the juke-box re- fused to play, who can deny that fun pre- vailed. Does it seem credible that those child-like pupils of four years ago are the almost ma- ture young ladies and gentlemen of our A- class? Yes, 26-Al-1 has grown up! In March, 26-41's dance took the form of the S Jrin f S nee, a fav s not in our class . I diary. The Senior Prom-magical words possess- ing the power of fairy god-mother to create a Cinderella of each girl attending and a Prince Charming of each escort. May 23rd was the date and Brookline Country Club the setting. Uh, lovely night, never to be for- gotten! Bedecked in their Alma Mater's colors, 26-A1-l's members bade their high school class- rooms adieu. With a final flourish they per- formed admirably in a highly humorous Senior Day program in the Auditorium. Till we meet again-the 26-4-1 banquet- its solcmnity, its praise and thanks for all that was given so freely in the past-its promises for a future of achievements and struggles-its farewclls, not good-byes-till we meet again. It was a warm June night in I9-Ll-the class of 26--111 had reached maturity-the graduating ceremonies were proceeding- soon they were concluded-then the reces- sional. We realize suddenly that this is not a recession but a procession into the future. A commencement-of a new life. Yes. the end of class 26-1111, but as a pod that bursts and releases its seeds to he scattered and start anew, so does our class release the in- dividual members to create for themselves their world. Good luck! . X V A w V V -, 'rg y y M , , . 5565? . f i T Q22 o My i s o if 1- , r rr K H54 , 4 ,fad 5 fcX!'ff e.-f ff w A, et ,fr qlllllll c -..eg fu up s v X- , if c Q :Q P' ,gall . , 712 n X5 Le . Q jawn' S U iq W ' .. -' T f' i I ltr. .L 6' f Q 4 :Q y ,ye c c , ec , li -V rf' , . , ' pjjvfimgj -1+ gf? ., i. w..- F CMD! THEY ERIE S ITS :u'tivitics hi-c-:alms more coniph-x. 26--Ll found rup1'm'svl1t:1tivu L-onnnittcu work csscntial to cxcrcisu thc voice of thc 1u:i'iority. VVQ had thc Publicity Coni- mittcc. :ind its art division. to furthcr the aims of our class projcctsg hoth con- tributed grczitly to our suvesscs. IICIHCIIIIDCI' those bits of rcfrcshmcllts at our candy stands wha-n cxtru-cllrrivlllzt activities detained us? WVho can hc surc that hut for them hunger might have claimed us us its victims. I11 rccollccting our guy afternoon dances, forget not thosc who mndc them pos- sihhf, the Uzincc Committee. TICKET COMMITTEE PUBLICITY COMMITTEE cil'Zl!AI,IJlNIC IIINSIZICIHG I,m: SAc1is f'I1!IiT7IIl1II f'hairman CANDY STAND COMMITTEE BANQUET COMMITTEE S'1'1cr.I.A Iiosmcm IJAVID BAISINSKY Clzairnzan ROSE PISAN1 C'o-f'l1air1m'n Thirtyftwo l tl -ss of the cvcning's progrznn at our Prom. Apprcviatcd indeed was t IC slnoo inn ' ' I of the upnings success can be -ittribntcd to vou Tlnnnk you, I rom Comnnttccg muc 1 - ' 1 . . ,, . . D . '. ,U . ,.l,l K, ,W Precious. fleeting moments, that last day at f1I'.itZ yd: countlmss iours WL 1 th it Jrorrain. is ment bv the Senior Day Committee to proc uve : I g., I . ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' 't- Banquet-to thc connnittev who :ir- IIIC class 1111411 Il1I1Ct1011 JS -1 11111 Olll' 1 rungvd it, wc extend our gratitudc. To all of you, our faithful workers, and to you, Mr. Brooks, for your super vision. our most sincere thanks. ,111--4 USHERS' ASSOCIATION DANCE COMMITTEE Mnxrox ixII'RLAND Inicxn NI1'1RKI,1'1 f'0-f'hairn11'n SENIOR FIQANCIS I ln'sxif:1i f'hll1T7I1l17l DAY COMMITTEE AND OUTING COMMITTEE PROM COMMITTEE Mmm' Sl'c'1n:mmN lvhlliflllflll H 1-1 L1-:N M CCAIITY l'hairman Bon KMNI1: G 1-:1zTiur1n-1 OS'FI1lTP'S1xX Tizircyfthree fy!!-f'hdIl'7IIf'II EDITORIAL STAFF lfflifor-irz-l'lzirf A N N 1-:'1 r 14: B H L L ,I.v.vm'ir1f1' l'.'rlif0r.v RICIIAIHJ l'1mesoN NIAIIY Mvfox' Svlmnl 1','difur.v AIARYIN l5I.Vrzs'r14:1N livx-:LVN SILVIQI: fvlll-YN lfflifor AIARILYN MAI.1f:1mlAN .-lf'fi7'iIif'.v l','rli1'0r NANCY Rosxlcu Spurfx l','rlilor.v Lows CQLANZHICICG l'1LlcANox: SIIIICLIFS THE 64I Sp 0 Il S 0 r Tlxirtvffolw GHAT 0 IA QQ 1OMl'l hooks arc to hc tastcml. othcrs to L hm' swallowccl. and sonic fcw to lw C'lll'NVl'll and mligcstcmlf' said Franc-is Bacon. This. our hook, and your hook, too, thc product of many hours of labor hy your l'lJlSSIIl1ltlYS, is not of the last Bacon 1h-scrilwcl. That wc know vt-ry well. lint wc llavn' worked with thc thought in niinzl that now and always, yas. oven fifty yi-ars from now, its c'hicf use is for llc- light in privatcm-ss. PERSONALS STAFF Irfdii Urs RI 1'lI ANDm2ws IIAinn1c'r RIILLHR Milrlrcxl liarrish Dina Kcvlcs Rosalind lioxhaum Bc-atricc Los Kamp Ruth llunn Florence Rivlltcr listr-llc Grvenhlatt ltnth lioscnhcrg lfxlith Illllflllllll lrlvvlyn Silver Minnie- Yuclclsohn ART STAFF Iivrn SINGLI-:Y lfllifor Irving Maitin Anita B1-rg:-r Marcia Picker fhcstcr Kiziol Anno 'l'wc-r Minvrva Goldman Marcia Goldlwrg Ruth Mocrk Marilyn Male-rnian TYPISTS Sm,M,x Pu1nNm' llllillflllllll Rudolph Matkowski Anna Manzo liflna Gcrhcr l lorm-nc'u liaxtcr BUSINESS STAFF 1xNNA MANzo fllllllflllllll Slum Kizxm S1'cr1'fr1ry llvrnicm- Brooks Margaret Uonncll Dorothy Stout llanicl 'l'ahas l'ltln'l ctl l't'llYV2llil Gcralmlinc Ginslnirg IH-ggy' P1-nsyl Thirtvfive GRATZ HIGH, AIIIEU 342445 3 Q Q wi ruff if 5 Q EQASQN Qdilhi-SE..-..--.Q is if JJ' uw gg, E3 J F . M W ?. at .M EQ P JJSQSSM fd 2452 , wTw,1wfmeM,?5 E mf 3? Q3 5 ref rf mi 455251 im ffl? SQ riff F 9?-Yf?FfE'E fr f efsvqasxffefg 5 rgrl2ae'F'QMB 'f'39' S i ff5fffE. 2 BENQ fd is img EILEEN AARON 1434 Grange Street HEYE.. A popular girl with a radiant smile- Besidcs being charming, a friend 1l'0TflL1l'h'i1C. CHARLES T. ABNEY 2233 West Norris Street TOL On tha' track team Tal is a star: Out in thc world he's sure to go far. ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Foot- ball Team. f , I I fy. 509 Washington Lane GARET E. ADAMS PEGGY To have Peggy's friendship is well worthwhile, For there's never a time when she hasn't a smile. ACTIVITIES: Hi-Y, Candy Stand Committee, Study Hall Captain, Prom Committee. Gratzingers, Monitor, Inter-Class Basketball. MISPER ALEXANDE 2303 North 26th Street ,x -'PA'rsY She's always attired in t height of fashion, For wardrobe dcsignin g is her secret passion. X I ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Gym Team, Girls' Sports. Monitor. JMJM RUBIN MEL ALEXAND R 2557 N. Dover Street RUBEN When he swings his clarinet we start to thaw, For he is 26-l,1's Artic Shaw. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Chess Club, Dance Committee, Dramatic Club. Football Band. Gala Night, Band, Color Day, Monitor, Orchestra, Six-Footers' Committee, Track Team. Thirtvfseven THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ANTHONY ALOSI 1606 Cayuga Street TONY Tony is a lad mechanically in- vlined: He'll repair your machine, regardless of kind. CLECIA AMODIO 3209 N. Spangler Street CLEO Shy and pleasant and very sweet- To know Cleo is quite a treat. AC?I'lVlTIES: Monitor. K-44 4 Ir-f! 'f- AY .. OLGA ANDERSON 2718 North 16th Street SUNSHINE With a sunny, happy manner and a disposition bright, Her smiling ,face is always a cheer- ful sight. ACTIVITIES: Bible Club, Girls' Sports, A Cappella Choir. RUTH M. ANDREWS 2511 Meredith Street RUTI'IIE More than just an idle rumor ls Ruthie's sparkling sense of humor. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Alternate, Five-Foot Femmes. S. A. Representative, Gym Leaders, Monitor, Prom Committee, Per- sonals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Picture Committee. NIMXSAPP EBAUM 4832 North Franklin Street RENEE A wooded path, a dashing horse Sees Renee running a happy COHTSC. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee. Candy Stand Committee, Com- mercial Club. Dance Committee, Infirmary Aide, Monitor, Senate Award, Sketch Club. Tennis lub, Gym Leader, Riding Club. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 IRVING ARCHINOW 2143 North Natrona Street ARCHY Debator, electrician and Gala Nite star, We're certain that Archy will go very far. ACTIVITIES: Electric Club, Gala Night. Monitor, Senate Award, Spotlight Staff, Debate Club. HELEN G. ASCHENBRAND 155 West Seymour Street H6ll!'Il'8 a success: she knows what she does: So when you're in doubt, just give her a buzz. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Al- ternate Representative, Candy Stand Committee. Dance Com- mittee, Gym Leader, Spotlight, Monitor, Infirmary Aide, Camera Club, Dramatic Club, Commercial Cub. RUTH ASHNER 1027 West Wyoming Avenue TOOTSIE To be a secretary is her highest ambition: We're sure she'll secure a worth- while position. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Gala Night, Gratzingers, Infirm- ary Aide, Monitor, Spanish Club. JEAN SONIA AUGEN 808 North 5th Street BOOTS Boots, a dark-haired little girl, Is forever in a social whirl. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club, In- firmary Aide, Monitor, Spanish Club. ' 2625 North Corlies Street UXEL., espite giggles. she's success lzentp XeI's record is excellent. IAM JEWEL AXEL ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represent- ative. English Honors, Five-Foot Femmes, Gala Night. Gratzingers, Lunch Room Captain, Monitor, Senior Day Assembly. Assistant Head Usher, Senate Award. Thirtvfeiglzt ANNETTE M. AXELROD 2309 North 29th Street NETTY Netty is what a girl should be- Charmingly sweet and lovely to see. ACTIVITIES: Infirmary Aide, Monitor. Captain of Study Hall. Spotlight Representative. HELEN BABIN 1738 Newkirk Street TONI Of Helen, Toni Babin, we cer- tainly are fond, For she's a very cheerful, sweet, ,friendly-looking blond. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. DAVID BABINSKY 4638 North Hutchinson Street HBABH Bab's the boy with the most common sense, Of whatever he does, he 'never re- pents. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Ban- quet Committee, Camera Club. Washington Trip Committee, Six- Footers' Committee, Inter-Class Baseball. LOUISE BELLE BAILEY 3515 North Judson Street WEAZY What e'er she does is surely worth- whileg For Weazy is one who's quite versatile. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Rebre- sentative, Candy Stand Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Five-Foot Femmes, Hi-Y Club, Monitor, Senator, Spotlight Representative, Swimming Club, Ushers' Associa- tion, Ice Skating Club, Chairman of Color Day, Gym Leader. .1 I . . ,y Ji:AN MARIE ,BAKER 4 ' 2306 North nd Street .IEA 15 fi I . uf . At doing 'ma ematics Jeanies q, whizll I'm edreY4he'd stop even Professor Quik' ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Girls' Sports, Monitor. 'WT THERINE BARAL 2525 West Firth Street CASS In sr-hool, Cass rearhes the top with sports: But outside. it's movies to which she resorts. ACTIVITIES: Spotlight Represen- tative, Girls' Sports, Gym Leader. A . BARDENS 4 North Colorado Street , JEANlE Ha 's to Jeanie 'with the light b im: hair! May 'r J' Blue as bright as she in f ACTI N TIES: A. A. Representative, Gym Lead ' ' er, Monitor, Spotlight Repie entative, Alternate Rep- rese t tive. BESSIE BETTY BARKUS 4757 North Franklin Street BETTY A fine disposition, clever and neat- Niver persons than Betty are quite hard to meet. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. ROBERT BARLOW 2217 North Uber Street ...Bobo I in s a t,b ng hum t econ. CTIVIT ES: Football, Monitor, Baseball. ANNA BARON 2508 North Douglas Street RONNIE Always ready, willing, and le- ICmmie you'll know hat worthy label. T ITI ' : o . I 1 fr, 5 , : JH . J' l Tllirtvfnine GRATZONIAN 26-41 JENNIE BARON 2937 West Arizona Street JENNY Jenny will grant your every request, For shrfs true friendship at its beat. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Gala Night, Monitor, Represen- tative. Gratzimzers, Alternate Representative. MILDRED BARRISH 2319 North 29th Street MILLIE Whatever she does, Millie does with rr. 'will ' She'll climb tb the top and yo far- ther still. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Al- ternate R ' ' epresentative. Monitor, Spotlight Representative, Com- mercial Club, Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Gym Leader, Business Staff of The Grat- zoniun. JOSEPH G. BARROW 3224 West Fontain Street SPEED When it comes to speaking Spanish, W Speed really takes the prize' h l. , - en he murmurs bn'n.0rita, we open wide our eyes! ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Badminton Club. Cross- Country Team. Radio Club. Re p- sentative, Riding Club, Spanish Club. GANNON BARRY 3746 North 17th Street Has tall and shy, but loves to dance,- Aa a Fred Astaire, he'll get his rfhanre. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Candy Stand Committee, Monitor, Stage Crew, Representative. INGEBORG F. RASTIAN 1424 North Corlies Street '-INGI-3 With marmcr mlm and eyes so eager, lnge's future rcwurcl 'will not be meager. ACTIVITIES: Ice Skating, Moni- tor, Orchestra. THE QA DOROTHY MAY BATES 3136 North 27th Street DOTTlE With a rhythm ensnaring her twink- ling toes, Dottie chases away her cares and woes. ACTIVITIES: Gala Night. HELEN M. BAUMKRATZ 4122 North 5th street The reason why Helen is always cheery Is her motto which says, Be gay, never dreary. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. FLORENCE A. BAXTER 1919 North 17th street FLOSSY In sports and school she is an ace: One finds it hard to match her pace. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Business Staff of The Gratzon- ian, Commercial Club, Hi-Y Club, Monitor, Inter-Class Basketball, Girls' Sports, Typist for The Gratzonianf' Washington Trip Committee. DOROTHY JANE BEACH 3532 North Marvine Street DOT Dot's as bright as the noonday sung To know her is to know 'real fun. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Dance Committee, Gym Leader, Gym Monitor, Girls' Sports, Roller Skating Club. EDYTHE M. BEANE 1830 West Sulis Street PEGGY She can roll the rare tones like a singing bird, But she loves to swing the old fashioned word. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Engli h Honors, ' Gala Night. Gr ers, Gy Leader, Spot- li Cl2 ve, Roller Skat- u . 26-41 Forty I I 4 . , , l Fi North Carlisle Street HSISU When she skims those ivory keys . Her audience cries, Oh, more- more-please ! ACTIVITIES: Class Secretary Monitor. FRED MAURICE BECKER 2827 West Cumberland Street BECK He'll tide you over any situationg For solving problems is his chief recreation. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Spotlight, Cultural Olympics, Spanish Club. IRENE P. BECKER 2550 North 28th Street IKE Who's the girl with charming finesse! 1t's Ike ! You're right, with but one guess. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Commercial Club, Dance Committee, Annex Dance Club, Monitor, Spotlight Representative. 1 A BEEKS 243 Oth Street HBOBBIE' hen onnie Bobbie starts to sing All o Gratz begins to swing. ACTIVITIES: Gala Night. W I 01:0 Y V. BEELER 'ryas Amon: street A REDS When Reds bursts forth with a happy song, We are cheerful and jolly all day long. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Gala Night. SARAH BELFUS 3544 York Road Tip, tap. lov, and away shall go: When Sarah taps, she steals the show. ACTIVITIES: Infirmary Aide, Monitor. A ANNETTE BELL ' I 2413 North 33rd Street is able, alert, deeply tl? l. ' z But hast is . '0 ACTIVITIES: Editor-in-Chief The Gratzonianf' Spotlight Re- porter, Representative. Monitor. Swimming Club, C Ticket Com- mittee. B Dance and Publica- tions Committees. JOHN BELLIZZI X 492 Bay ton Street ' iv. J Ind t o a . :Xie a com- bia I, N , ' T e '. Ai ' 'Joh ny's desti- t AC 'V . Six-Footers' Com- mi lectric Crew, Radio Club, ctric Club. .1 MILDRED A. BENSON 4257 West Mantua Street MILLIE Millie will 'nurse folks bark to hralthg A great satisfaction will be her wealth. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. Infirm- ary Aide, Monitor, Volleyball. ANITA M. BERGER 3131 West Westmont Street MONITCHKA Morzitehka will do her part In the field of commercial art. ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Biology Club. Dramatic Club, Graphic Sketch Club, Girls' Sports, No- Smoking Committee, Poster Club, School Art League, Ushers' As- sociation. Fortvfone THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ANNA BERK 2811 North Van Pelt Street BERKY O'er any task she makes 'no fuss: Thafs why wc'rc glad shrfs one of us. ACTIVITIES: Assistant Treasurer, Gym Leader. Basketball. Monitor, Publicity Committee, Representa- tive, Spotlight Representative. LENORA BERMAN 2513 North 32nd Street LYNNE She'd like to take care of u. big business man. Go ahead Lynne. We're sure you can. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Grat- zingers, Gala Night, Monitor, Leader. MARION BERNSTEIN 1514 West Montgomery Avenue REDS s the one with those bright curls: give competition to the rest of you girls. ACTIVITIES: Spotlight Represen- tative, Study Hall Captain, Mon- itor. NAOMI E. BERNSTEIN 1129 Wingohocking Street NICKY Here's to Naomi, who will reach the top: May her joys be unlimited and suc- cess 'never stop. ' ACTIVITIES : Dramatic Club, Monitor. Representative, Ushers' Association, Debate Club. ROBERT C. BIER 3527 York Road BOB Bob's line as a salesman will 'never grows stale, If he plays his recordings with every sale. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Commercial Club. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 JENNIE BIRNBAUM 429 West Berks Street HJEN. i Of l'lll881:l'll,l music Jen's a great fan .' She'll make a fine partner for some operaman. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Mon- itor. MARVIN BLITZSTEIN 4428 North 15th Street STEIN Stein is a 'whiz when it comes to mathg A mind like his no other man hath. ACTIVITIES: Debate Team and Club, School Editor of The Gratzonianf' Camera Club, Cal- culus Club. SONIA BLODSTEIN 6600 North 18th Street SUNNIE Sunnie is bound to have 'very great fame, For it's on the stage that she'll -make her name. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club, Mon- itor. Senior Day Assembly, Spot- light Representative. S. A. Typist, Volleyball. MARGARET L. BORN 907 West Huntingdon Street MARGE Marge is an addict of dancing and hops. But in water sports she's surely tops. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Swimming Club, Spotlight Representative, Volleyball. JUANITA BOUAIN 2619 Montgomery Avenue HNITA., As sweet as the song that won such fame Is Juanita, the lass with the lovely 'lla-7116. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball, Tennis Club. Monitor, Spotlight Repre- sentative, Gym Leader. . f 3-'LU- Fortvftt CARL BOWEN 3520 North 24th Street Carl is quiet and rather serious. What lies behind that smile myste- rious? ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Six-Footers' Committee, Roller Skating Club. ANNA LEE BOWIE 2136 North 21st Street CUTIE Cutie is just 'what her name im- plies: Her calm is 'where her attraction lies. RICHARD BOWLING 1726 West Erie Avenue UDICK., Dick's interest lies mainly in sports. lt's a haehelofs life for me, he reports. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Badminton Club. Monitor. Inter- Class Basketball, Six-Footers' Committee. ROSALIND B. BOXBAUM 3000 Euclid Avenue ROZY I-lazy loves writing, but law's her career. May she be given a sentence of cheer. ACTIVITIES: Glee Club, Gym Leader, Monitor. Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Volleyball, Spotlight Representative, A. A. Representative, Commerical Club. CECILIA M. BRADDOCK 4854 North 15th Street DOLLY ly loves reading. but that's not m iong She ' r sted gy in being 0. ciietiuia . I ACTIVITIES: Monlt . Stllmf: Committee. ' 34 S ERNESTINE ADDOCK 2720 West izuna Street TINA Wc know that 'tTina Braddock will certainly never fail, For a nurse she'n going to be some- day like Florence Nightingale. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports, Glee Club, Gym Leader. Monitor, All Senior High Musical Festival. YBERNIC N 18521 onlyn St t A jim' talent for painting does Nic 1088189 y 1 ' .. May she color a picture of life-long S'l,l1'l'l'8N. ACTIVITIES: Spotlight Represen- tative, Ice Skating Club. Volley- ball. MERVIN BRAUFIVIAN 2540 North Natrona Street MERV When Merc dashes down the football yield, Our team of all their fcars are healed. ACTIVITIES: Football. Basketball. Gym Leader. Publicity Committee. Spotlight. JEANNETTE E. BRINKER 7512 Beverly Road BLONDIE Iilrmdic is the possessor of fair golden hair, And she. also, ran boast of a voice that is rare. ACTIVITIES: A appell hc' . Gala Night, i ' Glee C ub. BERNICE RUTH BROOKS 1944 North Hollywood Street BUNNY A charming 'vision is Bunny on skates: Sonya He'nie's the onc whom she imitates. f ACTIVITI S: eprese tati'e ternate epr se tativ Business' S The iatzon: ian. ' T . ' ' mil A THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 GEORGE MARTIN BROWN 4602 North 13th Street BROWNIE Upon a life of leisure Brownie is bent. Yet he hopes some day to be presi- dont. ACTIVITIES: Chairman Six-Foot- ers' Committee. Cross-Country Team. Gala Night. JAMES GILBERT BROWN 2319 North Myrtlewood Street GIL Gil has the power to 'make the voice Of the trombone, his own. special choice. ACTIVITIES: Band. Orchestra. Gala Night, Chess Club. ROSETTA L. BROWN 1913 West Dauphin Street BUNK We hate careless motorists on the pike: But watch out, pedestrians. when Bunk rides her bike. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Glee Club. BETTY JEAN BRUCE 3436 North 16th Street When Betty is called on in, class to recite. . . It's ten to one the answer is right. ACTIVITIES: Munitor, Riding Club, Gym Leader. ,f MU' 4..--t ,f -if ffl,-. ,,1 gt... V , f,,,,, .1 , MIRIAM A. BRYSON 2549 West Cumberland Street MIMSIE Temple is in for a great big sur- prise. , When Mimsie comes before their eyes. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Commercial Club. Dra- matic Club, Glee Club. Ticket - Committee. Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 STANLEY J. BULICZ 1739 Juniata Street BULLETS He yearns to 'watch the silver Sl'7'lfl ll. Curr it be because at love he's green! BENJAMIN J. BURNLEY 4539 North Smedley Street UBENH Proud 'we are of Ben, our S. A. Presidmzt Q For leadership and service he un- doubtedly was meant. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country Team, Track, Penn Relay Team. Presi- dent S. A., Vice-President, Rep- resentative, Six-Footers' Commit- tee. LOUISE BYROM 2365 North Van Pelt Street HLOU.. Lou loves to bur' r fae L books Ami read of lve mur. , spooks. N ACTIVITIES: s. Lx. Re mauve, Monitor. GLORIA M. CAPACCIO 4327 Germantown Avenue CAP Cap only wishes to have lots of lun. To be HS0'mf607L0,3 Stenog and marry his son. ACTIVITIES: G m Leader Public Y , ' ity Committee. Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' MICHAEL CAPACCIO 4327 Germantown Avenue TEX While selling doggies down at Wildwood, Ter works on machinery: he's sure to make good. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Dance Committee. Forty-four ERNEST W. CATTANI 2055 West Stella Street SQUEEKY Wooflworlc has been Squeclry's hobby, year after year, But in the field of aeronnutics he'll carve his career. ACTIVITIES: Hobby Show, Repre- sentative. Six-Footers' Committee, Banquet Committee, Gym Leader. ROSANNE CELLA 3727 North 17th street JERI An ejfieient Hello Girl Jeri will be Serving out toll bills to you and to me. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Moni- tor. DOROTHY B. CI-IAFFIN 1600 West Mentor Street GEORGIA Geofgia lis the belle with that swedt Southern drawl, ' Out to capture the North with her Ha'ah you-Will? . ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- ,tative, Gym Leader, Infirmary Aide, Girls' Sports. Glee Club, Monitor, Hobby Club. 1 X EVA J. CHALPHON 2005 North 31st Street Evals quite able to reach the high UCD , A second Lily Ports we know she will be. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Spotlight Representative. Senior Day As- sembly, Publicity Committee. JOHN S. CHRISTIE 1600 West Erie Avenue CHRIS The S. A. Store appears empty without Chris. He's the boy Mrs. Dufield surely will miss. ACTIVITIES: Picture Committee, Six-Footers' Committee, Riding Club, Hobby Show, Gym Leader. rt' I' YETTA OI-IEN 2550 North som screen '-REDS Of movies and movie queens Reds never tires, But she gives stiff competition to the stars she admires. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports. Com- mercial Club. Gym Leaders, Spot- light Representative. Monitor. Alternate Representative. KATE COLLINS 1277 Rust Rittenhouse Street KITTY Kitty is shy and rather sedate,- As an. t'AII.It'tffPIt boolrlcnejler, sIlC'll aIu'ays rate. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Monitor. .' I 4. I t. 4 AI 0I'EIz 19 i Street . j l 1 Ed fsl b wl I, ust I'on't Mhirh' - ' I Grarious, willing and y to 'u'ork. ACTIVITIES: If Mr RUTHE DORIS COOPER 4765 North Hutchinson Street TINY If it's work that you demand, If14fhl!,8 'Il?ilIi'll,U fo lend a hand. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Dance Committee. Five- Foot Femmes. Gala Night, Moni- tor, Study Hall Captain. LOUISE L. COVING V-.E 776 I. ENC I. ' Her hr' .t, cheery manw er ce d' As she accomplish a 'wor hwhile deed. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Moni- tor, Representative. 1 , THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 JOSEPH EARL COX ,Q J' 1822 West 73rd Avenue BIG DEALER I A real Romeo is Joe : He's many a lad11's favorite beau. ACTIVITIES: Football Team. Six- Footers' Committee. Gala Night, Gym Monitor, Chess Team. FLORENCE C. CRAGER 2858 North Franklin Street BETTY Flormzvff is quiet and very demure, Iiut extremely charming, to he sure. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Iiible Club. Monitor. Busi- ness Staff of Tho Gratzonianf' IIESSIE CRAVEN 2435 North Newkirk Street BOOTS Boots is suvfll in mvrry way: A great szuvress she'lI ln' some day. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Girls' Sports. Monitor, Senior Day Assembly. Gym Leaders' Club, Gym Leader, Spot- light Representative. DAVID CROLL 4176 Germantown Avenue IJavid's interestrvd in firwr things: He enjoys the best of what life brings. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club, Music Appreciation Club. Camera Club, Spotlight, Chess Club. I EILEEN fr. CWIICLA 1845 wining Street , y ' Eilc haslspirit that we admire: To 've fun from Life is her de- , I ire. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Monitor. Ticket Commit- tee,g Spotlikht Representative, Skating Club. THE GRATZONIAN ROBERT A. CHRISTIE 3004 West Bambrey Street CHRIS He's the guy who tells fish tales a mile or so long: But the girls-they don't care, for around him they throng. ACTIVITIES: Dance Ticket Com- mittee, Publicity Committee, Football Team, Stage Crew, Moni- tor, Softball Team. VERONICA R. CHROM 4539 North 18th Street RONNIE Ronnie is the one who combines business and ploasurep Even. in an ofiige she'll tap a new measure. Xf S .. . ACTlVITI'S: n fand C - m' q'fo ub, ,! t ommitteei eader. ,l KATHLEEN CHURCHILL 4415 North Franklin Street KAY Kay makes a hobby of reading good books: She's a constant inhabitant of li- brary nooks. ACTIVITIES: Infirmary Aide. Hobby Club, Monitor. MARIAN CLAIR 2938 Columbia Avenue MUSHIE Her shorthand book shefll carry through life, Unless she beromes some lucky man's 'u'ife. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Dra- matic Club. Dance Committee, Banquet Committee. Monitor. RUTH MILDRED CLAUSZ 7 3036 ,North 7th Street ' .1 'iP'SKE,ETS ' - . f . V Skeets fivrrntsi to -LN:01'Kf0T The B lI .' Ami 'whim she does,-slw ,fwill work wall. f ACTIVITIE6 Hemi-seuertlve, Mon- itor. Spotlight Representative, Business Staff of The Gratzon- ian. Fortyfsix ik! l '. X we .V - ' buf' I JULIA DONAI CLEMENTS 52111 Pulaski Avenue DONNIE Donnie's of for Temple to get her degree: An able gym teacher the future will see. . ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Bioni- tor, Girls' Sports. ,. - 5, ' ft A ' ADELINE YETTA COHEN 3213 Susquehanna Avenue ADDIE To be a secretary Addie's off to Strayersg Hut' she rates higher still a A mon g piano players. CTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Debating Club, Dramatic Club. Girls' Sports, Monitor. Rep- resentative. Spotlight Represen- tative, Senior Day Committee. . V I 1 I . 'W'-le' 'J vain-YEL Lois COHEN ,V 1529 Kinsdale Street , I HIT!! 'ED'S ufu e lies ,in office work: Shdll Jollms well and never shirk.,l ACTIVITNES: Alternate Represen- tative.' Gym Leader, Monitor, Spotlight Representative, Dance Committee. EVA HILOA COHEN 1508 Diamond Street AVE To Gratz our Ave has given serv- iees of hours: In almost every Held she has dis- played her powers. CTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Candy Stand Committee, Debat- ing Club, Dramatic Clud, Fil-ld Club, Gala Night, Intirma A A ry ide. Monitor, Ticket Committee, Spot- light Representative, Senate Award. PAUL COHEN 1817 North 33rd Street HQUINNU Quinn jitterbuga 'with skill and speed: At Penn he'll go for sports, 'in- deed. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Dramatic Cl ' ub. Dance Committee, Cross- Country Team. Inter-Class Base- ball, Alternate Representative, Representative, Spotlight Repre- sentative, Track Team. ' e' IJ7 ,OM wa' f K. FLA! W' MARION F. DALTRY 2147 North 28th Street An 1'.rr'r'Ilv11t secretary, Marion. will make: In fha business world, honors she'll take. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Spot- light Representative. Commercial Club. S. A. Card Committee, Outim! Committee. JEANNE M. DAMBACH 3610 North 19th so-een HAPPY Jeanne' da'n1'ing ta fmt will travel fur: :L m swim sh, e e ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Five-Foot Femmes, Gala Night, Hi Y Club. Mathemati Club, Mo 'tor, po ' -gnbftive. Vollg al s lngton Trip C112 ttee. CATHERINE M. DAMIANO 1823 Mimin street UKAY.. Calm, r-apable. always a frimid, 071' Kay l'm sure we can really depend. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports. Dra- matic Club, A. A. Representative, Alternate Representative. Gym Leader, S. A. Representative, Monitor, Spotlight Representative, Modern Dancing Club. CAROLEE DARGAN 1808 North Uber Street CarnI1'f s honest, sincere way Www her new friends every day. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. EDITH MARY DARGAN 1808 North Uber Street EDIE INIHFIIIIU is Edie's greatest thrillg Ifuf it zloesrft 'matrh her athletic skill. ACTIVITIES: Gala Night. Girls' Sports, Monitor. Fortvfseven THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 JOSEP-HINE B. DAVISON . gifs .North 9th street 5 ...ION Jo 1-ouIdn'f be dull however she tried: , Shc's 'vim and 'vigor personified. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Gym Leader. Prom Committee. Representative, Monitor, Girls' Sports. RALPH W. DECKERT 1651 West Bristol Street DECK Ralph is quiet, but 'we all agree That few boys are as jinv as he. ACTIVITIES: Gym Monitor, Soft- ball Team, Blueprint Maker. ROBERT G. DIEHL 1437 West Wyoming Avenue BOB lfoberf.-I interest in musir' is rare: For collecting stamps he has quite a flair. ACTIVITIES: Gala Night. Orches- tra, Monitor, Spotlight Represen- tative. Blueprint Maker. BERNADETTE DOCKINS 1939 North Newkirk Street BEE She's foml of sports and full 0' fun: Iiae's a true friend to uvvrylovm. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Gym Leader, Monitor. MOLLY DOCTORVITZ 4427 Germantown Avenue ..M0L.., . A 8lTlf'l'Tl' manner war-m. heart- M0l !lain1'rl 1 'riendsh' from the start AC VI S iv 2 THE GRATZONIAN MARGARET DONNELL 2826 North Warnock Street MARGE A diligent miss, who will some day be Queen of thc phoneboolcg just you see. ACTIVITIES: Business Staff, Mon- itor. SYLVIA DRUGIS 4727 North Warnock Street SYL A pretty miss, with flashing eyes: Sylvia's acquaintanve we all prize. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Dramatic Club, Monitor, S. A. Representative. 1 y SHIRLEY ANN DUBIN 2947 West Norris Street SHIRL To -be a stvnotypist is Shirlezfs de- szrog We know a position she'll soon X acquire. ll--if lf, E E92-a ' 3 s-ni-1 7555 95,45 553 '55 ggd.. SEQ? W'-1 C7 In SUFS ' w E52-PH ::.,,:s 00593 EEQQ ?'F'n.. RUTH MARJORIEQ DUNN 4723 North 10th Street X I RUTHIE , I9uthie's beauty and her sweet- 5 ness 67 0 her intelligence add complete- ness. 'ACTIVITIES: S. A. Vice-President. 10A and 11B Senator, Represen- tative, Monitor, Color Day Com- mittee, Chairman of Five-Foot Femmes, Chairman of Hobby Show, Assembly Program Com- mittee, Delegate Interscholastic League. 11B May Queen. Prom Committee. Bulletin Board Com- mittee, Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Secretary of House of Representatives. GLADYS L DYER 2508 North G et Stre HONE HILE Gladys is ac , pleasant, en nc- da IES: ' Qgorts, Gala Dan lu . 7-WU. But re. y cells, when comes to AC I It 26 41 ' Fortyfeight 1 1 CLAIRE MARIE EARLEY 3420 North 23rd Street A flock of lads you'll ind around Claire: Of her popularity, we're all aware. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports, Prom Committee, Swimming Club. x P4 ED A GENEVA ELLIS' if 4875 lwelaon Street I ' , J . 6 MED.. N ' graduation a Iiboolckeeper she l UV, . While a hope chest ehe'll jill for some R lucky he. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Commercial Club. Girls' Sports Gym Leader, Monitor iS. AJ, Captain of Corridor Monitors Dance Club. y EVE ELLIS 2414 North 31st Street JINX You can tell by Jin:t's friendly smile. That she 'would be a friend worth- while. ACTIVITIES: Spotlight, Commer- cial Club. BEATRICE I. EMONSN 2510 West Oakdale Street! f' ' ..BE?n,5.1 ' Bea pw1Yl make hairdressing her lrler, 1 lfdfzd for her success we do not fear. EANOR . ENDRICH 3939 10th so-een 'ENNIE ' ' 'e will succeed in any bandp ,fine trumpeting, she de- ser es a hand. A VITIES: Orchestra, Swing Band. Concert Band, Football Band, Monitor, Girls' Sports. Lf LAURA ENGELKE 2412 North Hollywood Street Sparkling eyes and flaming hair: A 1'0'YlllH:Yl'lltl0ll 'very rare. v CHARLOTTE EPSTEIN 3435 H Street CHAR A firm ,secretary our Char 'will bf, For reliable, rlever, and 'neat is she. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Alternate Representative, Girls' Sports. Commercial Club. DOROTHY ANNA EVANS 3011 West Fletcher Street DOT Good matured, cheerful, 1-harming and fair, The world is much brighter lie- cuuse Dot is there. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Repre- sentative, FiveFoot Femmes, Girls' Sports, Gym Leader, Gym Leaders' Club, Hi-Y Club, Moni- tor, Judge, S. A. Representative, Spotlight Representative, Swim- ming Club, Lunchroom Captain, Modern Dancing, Publications Committee. ALICE LOUISE EWING 3120 West Iiambrey Street REDS Reds enjoys modern dancing from head tu toe: She'll go far in this field, that we all know. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Monitor, Ticket. Committee, Girls' Sports, Modern Dancing. RUTH ELLA FEIST 2857 North Opal Street RUTHIE Ruthie thinks skating is loads of fun: A Jim' partner she is for 'most any- UTIU. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mi tee, Roller Skating Club, Moni- tu v ' ' 1 . I 49- 'Ar I K bfxkfk Xi. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 LENORA FELBERBAUM 3211 West Dakota Street LENNIE Lem:ie's first to know the lat- est step: She's always smiling and full of pep. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Spotlight Representative, MOLLY FELDM AN 2028 North 32nd Street Molly is cheerful, ambitious, and true: She iruiulgen in reading and loves music, too. ACTIVITIES: Band, Orchestra, Bi- ology Club. tw L if M ,h Q 4 '.p vi 1-2? VICTOR DMAN 2411 N0rhR:a2nd street VIC A boy. who sets their hearts an fire ls Vic, the type the girls admire. VIVIAN FELLER 2502 North som street MSIS.. A future artist Vivian will lie: Her paintings will bring popularity. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club. Moni- tor. FREDA FINE 4733 Bingham Street FR.ITZ Freda heads the list 14-hen it romrs to art, Her paint brush and xhe are never apart. ACTIVITIES: S. A. Representa- tive. Monitor. Poster Club, Sketch Club, Volleyball. Elsie is one 'who is always smiling' THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ELAINE EDNA FINK 5701 Virginian Road FINKIE Elaine is 1'1'1'a1'lou:s, rharming, and bright, VVhir'h no doubt is due to her heart being light. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Gym Leader, Sketch Club. xx A ELSIE FINKELSTEIN 3227 West Montgomery Avenue 7 --FINKIEH For a handsome boss, she'll do the filing. Cj ACTIVITIES: Debating Club, Mon- s itor. HELEN FINKELSTEIN 300 West Apsley Street FINKIE They call her Finkic ,' she's al- -ways gay: A fine secretary shzfll be some day. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Monitor, Ping-Pong Club, Outing Committee. - it :QW FIN KELSTEIN 8 West Diamond Street FINKIE Generous, frank, and sympathetic, Julia's personality is most mag- netir. ACTIVITIES: Debating Club. Mon- itor. u , f N I . 'If , U ! , 1, A l df VJ f 'I O ' Ly , .. f i.M.g g Y, . J DORIS FISCHER 2902 North 27th Street FISH In. ping-pong and skating does Doris ex:-ali ln, the game of life. ive know she'll do nwll. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee. Girls' Sports. Gym Leader, Hi-Y Club, Ping-Pong Club. S. A. R617- resentative, Roller Skating Club. Fifty . 'Xi .3 '11 '-M' v I A ,' -Al 'C , 4244.-CfC,1 43 ,f 'ETTA SHER 720 North Mervine Street , 5 K 4-ET, 1 f Etta sings sfmdigs illdii-'eg Shffll havefsuccess, if that's her choice. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- rnittee, Commercial Club. Gratz- mgers. Monitor, Senior Day As- sembly. GRACE F. FITZPATRICK 1404 West Erie Avenue In all her studies Grace does well: New England iujlrb se ,herfyuork and 0 excel. if 1 f WX, M . f f' HELEN M. FLANAGAN 2820 North Ringgold Street IRISH With a nickname like Irish, what could she be Except ,full of wit, delight, vivaf-ity. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports, Gym Leaders' Club, Ice-Skating Club. ROSCHELE FLASHNER 4819 North 10th Street SPORTY She claims her nickname is Sporty, But more appropriate would be Shorty. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Gym Lead- er, Infirmary Aide. Commercial Club, Dramatic Club, Apparatus Club, Riding Club. Wff2b,1,i.,,f1f9f 'WIL IAM I FLEIS R yah I 'SBE a ncl'f5'trxStreet ..WILL.. All kind of 'spo attract our nwillin . But studies ' e im n unpleasant vhill. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. all RACHEL FLOOD 3503 North Sydenham Street RAY She is so moflm-it and so shy Om' hardly knoivs 7l'h1'H she goes by. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee. Banquet Committee, Monitor. Washington Trip Committee. JOHN J. FLYNN 1235 West Luzerne Street MUSCLES When Muscles Flynn leads a z'hI'1'r, It can he huard both far and near. ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader. Gym Team. Track Team. LEON FORMAN 3221 North 29th Street SUNBEAM L1'on':4 1-allad Sunbeam, and this is why, Hf- :sparkles like old Sol up in the sky. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Repre- sentative, Representative. ROBERT FORREST 1703 West Erie Avenue REDS Ile' lilrvs to read: he lilces to sing: In fart he likes most everything. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir. Gala Night, Gratzingers, School Art League. IDA MAY FOWLER 3525 Sydenham Street IDAHO t'lcIaho'a mu: who enjoys her skates: Hvr p1'rsorlality also ratls. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Gratzimzers. Gala Night, Candy Stand Committee, Moni- tor. Fiftv-one THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 SARA FRANK 2508 North Marston Street FRANKIE A helping halul :4ho'll always lend To stranger, enemy. or fricnd. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. JACK THEO FRANKLIN 2115 West York Street Rug-cutting, sfwimming, and diving, foo, Are some of the things our Jack can do. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country Team Captain. Gala Night. Track Team, Banquet Committee. J-Yclc Fvemlcllin FRANCIS J. FRYSIEK 3805 North 17th Street FRANK Frank is rather tall and thin: Wc'd give a lot to waltz with him. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Stamp Club President, Head of Ushers' Asso- ciation. Host at Banquet, Clerical Assistant. RUTH GARBER 6637 North 17th Street RUTHIE Hur spoorh in gzmtlff, but mischief lies Ir: the laughing qlanvc of those rouyish eyes. H DA C. GARLAND 1 7 We. tler Street Yu Hill Iilcxxxh sp ts and likes to we an 'ny: And we ho e her future, hap- pir wifi Ly. A TIES: G a Night. Girls' Sp s. 1 THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 .4 n If L' 1 f' Cxogiolbfs .GARNICK ,2 Wesv Toronto Street f K L , UTINY.. This, I 'rig uirl is rath ' ' er small, Hut .115-Ldanves prettily down the hall. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader's Club. Commercial Club. Monitor. Busi- ness Staff of The Gratzonianf' Girls' Sports. 0 l q if l ,ARD W RONSKI ' f 3851 18th screen , I V ED In .d in sports is Ed ' He as them in his heart and, head. ACTIVITIES: Baseball. Dance Com- mittee, Inter-Class Baseball, Inter- Class Football. Monitor. Softball Team. Stage Crew. Asst. Treas- urer, Alternate Representative. EDNA GERBER 3121 West Cumberland Street GERB You live only once. says Gerb : The once she lives is quite superb. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Commercial Club. Debating Club. Monitor, Typist for The Gratzonianf' LORRAINE GERHART 328 Berkley Street HONEY The water seems her element, She hopes for business she was meant. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. ROBERT GILBERT 4546 North Smedley Street VN HGIB.. Gibbs going be 03 mx' ist someday 'I Ami build y truck the U. S. A. ACT ITI ' : Alternate R resen- tativ , er-Class Baseball, Mon- itor, -Footers' Committee, Softball eam. Fiftyftwo SOL GILL 4944 North 10th Street GILL Sol knows how to talk quite well As a salesman he'll be swell. ACTIVIT tive. Inter-Class Baseball, Moni tor. Spotlight Representative, Al ternate Representative. IES: A. A. Representa JOSEPH G. GILLESPIE 1607 Dounton Street UJAG.. Sports are his hobby: his future, reportinyg Perhaps he'll combine them and do sports reporting. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa. tive, Monitor, Usher. . HARL S dl 55 ortbn e We it 's i ion is to drive a large T e one who rides 'with him Lady Luck. ACTIVITIES : Monitor. RUTH MARIE GILLIAM 3326 North 15th Street RUTHIE Business and art lie miles apart, Yet Ruthie carries both in her heart. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Swimming Club. GERALDINE L. GINSBURG 4524 York Road JERR.IE She's this, she's that, everything does she dog If she were more active, she'd have to be two. ACTIVITIES: Chairman Ticket Committee, Gym Leader. Senator. Modern Games Club. Lunch Room Captain, Representative, Ushers' Association, Gym Leaders' Club, Assembly Program Committee, Monitor, Color Day Committee, Dance Committee. Senate Awlrd, Fivg-Foot Femmes, Volleyball Clu . LOUIS B. GLANZBERG 6612 North 20th street BIG LUKE Luke has au interest in every- thing: Besides sports and chem, he even can sing. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Chemistry Club, Sports Editor of The Gratzonianf' Football Team, Mathematics Club, Soccer Team, Spotlight Representative, Stage Crew. GLADYS GOLDBERG 4615 N. Mervine Street GLAD A :lark-hairerl girl with a care- free air: To fill7ll'l' and be happy's her great- est care. ACTIVITIES: Publicity Committee, Candy Stand Committee, Monitor, Gym Leader, Riding Club. 1 'ni ' , .,L.,ylJ I 1 ., ' ja' L MARCIA 'SUE GOLYDJISER Q 6036 N. 13th sweet - SUE ' Jw I She's sweet aml charming, artistic, too: A uicll-dressed girl, that is our Sue. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Art St if of The Gratzonianf' Poster Qllub. Publicity Committee, Chairman Art Committee. Dance Commit- tee, Dance Committee, Repre- sentative, School Art League, Ice Skating Club. MINERVA M. GOLDMAN 1840 N. Natrona Street MITZI Gul4l's in her name: art's in her h4'art,' As ri costume designer she'll play a big part. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club, Art Staff. Dramatic Club. Monitor, School Art League, Graphic Sketch Club, Art Club. MOLLIE GOLIN 5853 Christian Street Accurate, quiet and steadyi For the business world she's ready. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, S. A. Representative. Spotlight Repre- sentative. O THE GR I l Fiftvfthree ATZONIAN 26-41 fl' A-3 ,J df JEANNE Gooo f :ms Noth 9th so-get SHORT STUFF Jc'an's quite short, but 'very .-sweet: Her zest for fun 'makes her com- plete. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Archery Club. V I . GLORIA LOUISE GORDON 219 East Garrett Street -GLORY J f:l0TifL,8 smile is ver!! Ilay, Ami she uses it in every way. KATHRYN E. GORDY 42 East Collom Street NSCAT Practical art uiork interests Seat, Work in Beauty Culture after that. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Mon- itor, Spotlight Representative. E E. GOSN LL' 4 Ross St if MA Alien tluvri oe her best: 21,1 :ami u t have har blease CTI : Spotlight ' - re 1 ta ' . icket Commi I P s' T nis Club. Swim lub. V nitor Picture Com 9-- HAROLD H. GOTTLIEB 6012 North 20th Street HAL , 5 .lu Loyal, active, versatile Hlldf'--F Senator, judge and wlgl,bfn 'pal .' 1 J A ' 1v1TiEs1,se'Hamr, rick4A 0861? , Hitt Judge Senate Award Al- evrnea RGDFCSGHIHWQ. .Miriitonlj ance Committee Pin n u Color Day Com , 't' . Red 'C Dcexate, E'Q2alJ0'15ay ceasing: .'Six-F00f- ?H' C0fI1Uln 99 tv' ' . 7 0 , l IJ. ' 1 Lunchroom Captaln.' sher s- ,I s s THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 NORMA E. GOVER 2419 Cumberland Street Norma is small: but that's quite right, ' Since her ways are those of a ydllful sprite. ACTIVITIES: M o n i t o r, Gym Leader. ROSE GOV RNATORE 30 North d Street R se s dies har in order that she aru to do things effi- y. LILLIAN JANE GRAY 2326 North 22nd Street ..LlL,. Lil -is quiet and very sweet: A girl like that is hard to beat. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports. BEV 5 IFHIHIRII Road 1' Snsxxg-j..J Bev hopes to noe her way through life And avoid the common lot of strife. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Dramatic Club. MARY RUTH GREEN 511 West Erie Avenue SHORT-STUFF She's short and quiet, but after all Good things come in, parlcages small. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Five-Foot Femmes, Banquet Com- mittee, Dance Committee, Bible Club, Senate Award, Gala Night, Representative, Monitor. tl 'N Cir- X24 Fiftvffour f I ll , . Af.-' ix XLX., f f .Af ' ' pk' ., M,-, IRENE GREENBERG 2442 'l7th Avenue RENIE Beethoven., Brahms. Tschailcowsky, too- ICe'nie could listen, the 'whole day through. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Spotlight Representative, G y m Leader, Business Staff of The Gratzo- nian, Alternate Representative. SHIRLEY A. GREENBERG 4758 orth 9th Street . IRL 1 As g yy happy as a summer's da ' Wh . Shirleyhs around, the blues 1: ' 'gimp lvl IES:X Business Staff of pobg iq C mercial Club, Rid- ing lub. ral Olympics, Sen- ate A . icket Committee, Spotlig Representative. Dra- matic ub. Business Staif of The ratzonianf' Gym Leader, Ice ating Club, Monitor, Al- tern tive Representative, Repre- se ative. ESTELLE GREENBLATT 6742 North 18th Street STELL Stell's quiet, friendly and very smart: She studies hardvau unusual art. ACTIVITIES: Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Monitor, Ush- ers' Association, Alternate Repre- sentative, Ice Skating Club. ETHEL R. GREENWALD 7072 North 20th Street MICKEY Mickey is gay and full of fun: You'll have to look far for a more active one. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Gala Night, Dance Committee, Girls' Sports, Hi-Y Club. Monitor, Monitor's Council. Spotlight Rep- resentative, Study Hall Captain. HARRY JOE GRESH 5 2040 Dennie Street CREG Baseball and apparatus are Gr0!l'3 delight. , For there he shows his mam and might. ACTIVITI S: Baseball. Monitor. Six-Foot mmittee, Gym Leader. SN Af f u M. , ff! fy . fl GRIFFITH J. GRIFFITH 4442 North Gratz Street DITTO Outdoor work Ditto 'wants to do! Ha's a 'very ,fine 'model craftsman, too. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. If 'LILLIAN GROFF ' I 1702 Nedro Avenue Mr- . ..LIL.. Lil's docs her 'work in a quiet way: . She's intelligent, reserved, but al- ways yay., A ACTIVITIES: Basketball. I 'N . . I 1 ,lp . V' I f LL A 1 ., THELMA MARIE GROFF 3804 North 19th Street l TEDDY - Th1elma's smiles and entiring looks Arn the kind one finds in picture books. ACTIVITIES: Make-up Committee, Sketch Club, Gym Leader. EDITH SHIRLEY GROSS 4366 Germantown Avenue EADIE Eadie wants to further her kvroivledge, And so she'll go to business college. ACTIVITIES: Debating Club, Mon- itor. ELIZABETH T. GUANO 3414 North 19th street BETTY Betty is eager for fun any day: T011 sport she is, at work or at play. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Make-up Committee. School Art League. Sketch Club. Gym Leader, Roller Skating Club, Girls' Sports. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 JEROME GUREWICH 1838 Lindly Avenue JERRY To see Jerome in politics is every- one's desire. For 'we love to hear his speeches, made as if he could not tire. ACTIVITIES: President of Debate Club. Spotlight Business Staff. Stamp Club. Orchestra, Spotlight Representative. ,I 11 wqn .J ' x VIVIAN ADELE GUTLOHN 2824 North 22nd Street ' . uvwn I Here is 'VQ5 -vivarious and pf'- t e Alt ugh shzfs very talkative, she's also very sweet. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Monitor, Gym Leader. W-'M-. ' Q , L il IQ Q -A 'fl at LOUIS HARRY HAMBURG 114, Ezfifhilell na screen -Xj,,...,,' Whmi the jootball's Bu 5' and he t ts to run, ' Wage certain the U c is all but 1ll07l. ACTIVITIES: Football Team. Mon- itor, Inter-Class Baseball, Six- Footers' Committee. FRANCES P. HAMMER ' 4085 Comly Street HPANNYH I'a1my's a girl whom all have ad- mired: As somebody's simian, she's sure to be hired. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Fiftvffive f fl Wt ll J R, YM0 HARRIS gl 5 37 Pu MC' 0,1 s.. -, Rny' i quiet, hy, and tall: His favorite hobby is basketball. , 1 THE GRATZONIA ALICE BETTY HAWKINS 2114 North 16th Street BABE rlorft ivondrcr at all wh ll Babe s such a belle: She's an expert on skates and dances as well. ACTIVITIES: M o n it o r , Gym Leader. EDWARD C. HAYES 2813 North 20th Street HREDSH Red's a fellow with bio blue eyesg An olertrical career ahead of him lies. ACTIVITIES: Gym Monitor. Six- Footers' Committee, Spotlight Staff, Electric Club, No-Smoking Committee, Representative. AYES 642 rth 3th Street s PET fll nd behind thc counter, winn' trade .her way: n- 1011! it 'u'on't be often e a dull day lb i . A S: Monitor, Girls ' ports. DORIS HEIDT 3016 West Stiles Street MDOT.. Dot's going to study at Marirwllo, Where she'll learn to dye hair red, black. and yellow. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive. Alternate Representative, Girls' Sports, Gym Leaders' Club. MARGARET M. HEINTZ 3630 North Percy Street PEGGY Peggy as an A-1 stenographer rates, And sheds equally as good on a pair of skates. ACTIVITIES: C ommercial Club, Hi-Y Club, Monitor, Tennis Club. Ushers' Association, Dance Ticket Committee. 26-41 ELIZABETH J. HINKIN 2037 North 15th Street BETH Beth is here, there and every where- Charming, eager, bright, and fair. Dance Committee ACTIVITIES: , Five-Foot Femmes, Candy Stand Committee, Field Club. Monitor, Monitors' Council, Color Day Committee. J- 1- , , , ' If V .. ,'4A !!fv 4 1 4' ' 4 I LEONA ERANCES HITT 2738 North 29th Street HITTY Leona is aiming toward a -degree, For someday a nurse she wishes to be. ACTIVITIES: Study Hall Captain, Gym Leaders, Captain Library Monitor. i W a AI . OCKSTEIN 3222 orth 15th Street HCLAREY DAREY To.take dictation is Claire's ambi- tion: Here's hoping she'll find a 'worth- 'while position. ACTIVITIES: Monitor I fi , n rmary Aide. Spotlight Representative Alternate Representative. s 1 . g r SABELL HOERTER 29 ' West Susquehanna Avenue sn' LOVEY There is no denying Lovey is both sweet and clever: May these fine characteristics stay with her forever. ACTIVITIES: Gala, Night. Glee Club, Monitor, Dance Club. 1 HEL FFER 15 es Street sm i in,ger will try h d ake our country a sty- sh l . I T I E S : Representative, Committee. Gratzingers, ary Aide, Monitor, Modern Gam s Club, Girls' Sports. EDITH CLAIRE HOFFMAN 2539 North 31st Street I'IADIE I'Ilt1'l,III4 Ht, xwlvwt, sedate is she: A joy in, life will 1'Iadi1: bc. ACTIVITIES: Representative. Al ternnte Representative, Person- ls Staff of The Gratzonianf' 3. Gym Leader. Monitor. MARIE HOFFMAN 2031 West York Street BI-JEZIE If1'1'z1'c knows hm- stuff-and how! Sh4 s 'very ahlc--even now! ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. ' Hi-Y Club, Dance Committee, Spotlight Representative. 4' ' Q J 'I .f . e..., , ,, ,I XX X . , If ,K 5 I 4 . GERALDI . Hoilfivrfzgl Q X' 11463 North L Street t JERRY I An attractive little lass is ' .QTZQIIH With. a disposition that's 'really merry. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. MARY HOL 1 IIN Atlantic Street 2335 West DUCHESS Thr chess keeps curios in. scrap books And th ch authors who have I . ACTIV IES: Cm ercial Club, Hi-Y Club, Ice S ting Club. I ' . ' A Xi tw' Q, 'II 1 . ' 1 xv' i ' ' ilit . 1 ESQEILYN E. HUBBS x Q05 Nolrth Chadwick so-ee: . I HEVAH A suchessful artist Eva 'will be: For with any brush she paints beau- tifully. ACTIVITIES: Field Club. Monitor School Art Leaszue. Dance Com mittee. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 Fiftvfse'vev1 ELAINE G. HUNN 6635 North Gratz Street HUNN In all sports you'r1: sure to ,find lI'uzm g Sllffg ' nu ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Candy Stand Committee, Commercial Club, Dance Com- F' 8 Foot Femmes, Math- mittee. IV - ematlcs Club. Monitor. Spotlight Representativ e. clever, brnght and full of fu CLARENCE 0. HURLOCK 4833 North 18th Street REIiI:IL ClllNf'lf'l'. into the lrusiwcss world 'will gag A grand succffss l1c'll be, we know. ACTIVITIES: Secretary, Biology Club, Monitor. 1 f I AVL A-4K4 1 ' I .4 f- ,L- lJUNIE.IvI. HURST lf' 1839 West Pacific Street JUNIE June loves lo c'r0r'hc't thread into lcwcg Ax a alumna she hopes for a place. ACTIVITIES: Infirmary Aide. MARIE HUTT 2131 West Westmoreland Street KITTY Kitty in a tm:-cent store will work: ll and willing clerk. Shzfll be an awe ACTIVIT IES: Monitor, Volleyball. BETTY ITSYNSON 4532 Old York Road BE'I'TSY Hm'v's our lir'ttay --cleU1-'r and at- !rnr'flur'f- For such a wwe girl, slick vuer so active. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee, Senate Award. Five-Foot Femmes. Monitor, Poster Club, Prom Com sentative, School Art League. Senator. Judge. ' mittee. Repre- THE GRATZZOIQIIAN lb' I I N, .1 ,X DOROTHY A. JACKSON 2039 North 20th Street JACKIE Jackie can hustle d . an cut a rug You've guessed - ' wt shes a jitter: bug! ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Monitor. Hockey Team, Baseball. FRANCIS JACOBY 1719 West Lippincott Street FRANK Frank your pieture lil :es to trlfkeg A swell photographer he's sure to make. ACTIVITIES: Track Team, A. A. Representative. THOMAS STUART JAMES 4658 Stenton Avenue BUD To Drexel Institute Bud will go, And try his skill with radio. ACTIVITIES : Football Team, Track Team. Monitor, Six-Foot- ers' Committee. THOMAS JARMAN 4656 Stenton Avenue TOM Tom is bright and full of fun, And very well liked by everyone. ACTIVITIES: Football Team. JEAN JAWORSKY 1518 Rowan Street 4 JEANIE Her charm, sincerity, andhlpvely smile, Make Jeanie's friendship well worth-while. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Rid- mg Club. Gym Leader. it Fiftvfeiglit A 1 J U T I ,I ELEANOR M. JEFFR slim' 1723 Norris Street lTZY Eleanor's clever bright d , , an neat, As a teacher she'll be hard to beat. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Gym Leader, Baseball, Monitor. DOROTHY A. JOHNSON 5117 North 12th street MDOT., . For Dot gymnastics are no feat: To Tom and us they're quite a treat. ACTIVITIES: President of Athletic Coun 'l ' ci, Girls' Gym Meets, Ap- paratus Club, Baseball, Gala Night, Gym Leaders' Club. Mon- itor, Spotlight Representative, Volleyball. I JOHN JOHNSTON 2000 West Ontario Street STONIE Stonie is Il tall, silent boy: From motoring he derives much. joy. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. I9-sofas M. ONES 4955 Wa e1iStr? MAGGIE . f, Wykkeo Aggie and her 'quiet wayif' ' Herofnfiedrl and, goodwill are w thy of praispfif 'ff J ACTIVITIES: Ifanquet Committee, Monitor. Gym Leader, Infirmary Aide. ANNA E. JONES 4955 Wakefield Street JONSIE Jonsie is active in all sorts of sporty- If not in the gym, on the tennis courts. ACTIVITIES: Baseball. Basketball, Comme 'l rcxa Club, Gym Leader, Monitor, Hi-Y Club. Athletic Council, Tennis Club. , Lo, 1 H N LOUISE JONES l . 111 South Iflth Strvet In school hrr irlertigjslare volley l2all4 Owfliide, motifs and d1irH'ina-hall. ACTIVfI'IrS: llaSevHall, voiilfyimll lsusketba l.'Gym Leader- MARY .IORDEN 1613 North Iiouvier Street Busirmss collzfgl' is Mary'x aimf In thu business 'world .shc'll win her name. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. EDNA KAIN 4521 North Hicks Street ETTA Htla'.-4 an intelligent, all around girl: No ivonder she is constantly in a social whirl. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Monitor. Riding Club. Spanish Club. Tennis Club, Spot- light Representative. MORRIS KALICK 3003 West Susquehanna Avenue MOISH At dum-ing and ping-pong M0ish isn't bad: Arid besides that, li0's a studious lad. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club Debating Club. Representative, Dance Committee, Monitor, Ping- Pong Club. MOLLIE KAMINSKY 2441 North Myrtlewood Street KAY Quite u darzrvr is our Kay ,' Arid very popular, so they say! ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Mon- itor, Girls' Sports. THE G 1 exif 'fi F' Fiftyfnine ,ATzoN1A1N, 26-41 X I-gif ..- lirl, ,Yi-T ,M NATALIE E. KAPLAN 411 South 'lth Street TALI.Y TalIy's full of vimlity: She radiates personality. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Candy Stand Committee, Publicity Com- mittee, Spotlight Representative. ALLAN N. KANCHER 2650 Douglas Street AL Allan's a sporlsmau, a fellow who later Will fly thru the air as a great aviator. ACTIVITIES: Track Team, Cross- Country Team. Football Team. Softball Team, Monitor. FRANCES KARTOZ 3223 North 29th street FRANNIE Fra1mi1', our rad-head. is rlcver avzd bright: Her gay pf'rs0nalily's sure to de- light. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club, Mod- ern Dance Club, Five-Foot Femmes, Ice Skating Club, Gym Leader. A. A. Representative, Monitor. Spotlight Staff, Al- ternate Representative. Spotlight gfpgesentative, Graphic Sketch u . MIRIAM KATES 2524 North Natrona Street MICKEY Cheerful mul smiling, our Mickey is found By the phonograph, making the music go rouml. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club, Gratz- ingcrs. GERTRUDE KATZ 3040 West Gordon Street KITTENS Kitt4'ns ' soft and swuvt and niece - Sugar and homey and u, wee lnt of spice. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Monitor, Candy Stand Commit- tee, Ticket Committee. N THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 PHYLLIS B. KAUFFMAN 6645 North 17th Street PHIL Phil 'is as quiet as a mouse: Shc'1I make a home of any house. ACTIVITIES: Senior Day As- sembly. ' L, o ' . 4 I A IRENE BERNICE KAY 1524 Roselyn Street RENEE Irene can model and is really am- bitious: Her art work is great and her looks are delicious. l all MARIEMAQCKELLA K1-QE' 3 6,3 North' zisi Street., -4KEE,S,n Marie is the doinestic type- She's sure ta 'fetch her hubby's pipe. I ACTIVIT ES: Infirmary Aide, Monitor, Library Monitor. RAYMOND J. KELLY 4507 North Colorado Street RAY Ray can act, play soccer and ball- A versatile chap, well liked by all. ACTIVITIES: Soccer, Basketball, Dramatic Club, Monitor, No- Smoking Committee, Gala Night. WILLIAM KELLY 1207 West Atlantic Street WILL Nowhere can we find a. lad, coop- erative as Will ,' He does his duties cheerfully, and with an innate skill. ACTIVITIES: Business Staff of Spotlight. Monitor, Spotlight, No-Smoking Committee. Sixty f U A SARA KENIG 2023 North Etting Street SAR A girl as pleasant as our Snr Affords her boss no single care. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Commercial Club. Repre- sentative, Monitor, Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' LEONA A. KESSLER 4443 North 16th Street LEE Remember Leona, as a pal to everyone- Always fair and always square and always loads of fun. ACTIVITIES: Chief Justice. Dance Committee, Five-Foot Femmes. 12A Judge, Lunchroom Captain, Monitor, Representative, Study Hall Captain, Ushers' Associa- tion. DINA KEVLES 188 West Tioga Street DEE Many talents has our Dee - Briefly, versatility. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Publicity Committee. Dramatic Club. Sketch Club. Gala Night, Graphic Sketch Club, Monitor, Personals Staff of The Gratz- onian, Senior Day Assembly, Spotlight Representative. EDWARD J. KIELBON 3939 Priscilla Street EDDIE Ed keeps his own counsel, a wise owl each day: He speaks only when he has some- thing to say. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Alternate Representative, Monitor, Representative, Softball Team lCaptainJ, Spotlight Rep- resentative. ELIZABETH G. KIRBY 3516 North Broad Street BETTY Here's a girl who's square and steady: When th.ere's fun., our Betty 's ready. FREDA B. KLEIMAN 1826 Roselyn Street FRITZ Wanted-pretty girl-blond type- Freda's ready! Wlzrztud-pretty girl-good h0'u86- wife-'llf's steady. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Five-Foot Femmes, Dance Committee. Monitor. IRVIN KLEIN 2017 West Cambria Street UIRVH Irv's fl Jvonder, through and through: Hc's so nive-and naughty, too. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Representa- tive. SEYMOUR KLEIN 4909 North 17th street ser Quiet and gentle is Seymour Kleinf Future 'rival of the great Euzstem. ACTIVITIES: Calculus Club, Radio Club, Mathematics Club, Monitor. ROBERT EUGENE KLINE 1535 East Barringer Street BOB ' work at Notre Dame he'll do. IVITIES: Alternate Represen- tive, Monitor, Alumni Represen- tive, Senate Award, Biology Club, Senior Day Assembly, Busi- ness Staff of Spotlight, Six-Foot- ers' Committee, Dramatic Club. Dance Committee. Gala Night. l2A Jvulge. Mlnitor. z at wit, a worker, too- l MATTHEW . KOMARSKI 4424 Nort 19th Street MATT Wilh our intelligence Matt played hob: His jokes were always off the cob. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Mon- itor, Softball Team, No-Smoking Committee. THE Sixtvfone GRATZONIAN 26-41 JEROME KOPELOW 2444 North 31st Street JERI Jeri's pet fads last from one month to sir: Wlllfll he !'l'l.7Ll2 .Vind new ones, he'll be in a fix. ACTIVITIES: Nu-Smoking Com- mittee. JOHN KOSTYK 4325 North 17th Street SNIPS Although spurt is his inspiration., Golf is US'lll118U pet avocation. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Base- ball, Monitor. EDWARD D. KOZAK 1623 Juniata Street FLASH In. his leisure time, Flash joins Checkers with collecting coins, ACTIVITIES: Softball Team, Stage Crew, Touch Football. CHESTER R. KOZIOL 4248 North Carlisle Street DUKE Dulcff's field is commercial art: That'u what's nearest to his heart. ACTIVITIES: Art Staff of The Gratzonianf' Poster Club, Biology Club, Publicity Committee, Cam- era Club, School Art League, Commercial Club, Spotlight Rep- resentative, Dramatic Club. Rep- resentative, Gala Night Spotlight Reporter, Graphic Sketch Club, Washington Trip Committee, Monitor. LILLIAN KRAUS 4523 North Broad Street LIL The tongue's more powerful than the pen ,' Our Lil out-talks the best of men. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Dance Clubs, Dramatic Club, French Club. Monitor, Spot- light Representative, Ticket Com- mittee. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 PEARL KRAVE 3040 Oxford Street PO TWAVE After Sarah Bernhard! comes Pearl Kraocg and then 26-41 can say, l'Ve knew her '1l'hr:r17 ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Make-up Committee, Co-Chair- man Candy Stand Committee. Monitor, Dance Committee, Poster Club. Dramatic Club, Prom Com- mittee, Gala Night, Representa- tive. Glee Club. Study Hall Cap- tain, Gratzingers, Spotlight Rep- resentative, Gym Leader. DEBE KURLAND 1956 Godfrey Avenue DEB Thix little girl knows her business. surei For any rrrrnlcy lloss, she'll be the happy cure. ACTIVITIES: Outing Committee, Riding Club, Monitor. IRL Y P. LAMBERT 192 urth Patton Street HERRY ould grateful for our erry ,' be a model secretary. TIVITIES: Art Club. M0nit0Y Senior Day Assembly. SAROLE LANNAN 2530 West Somerset Street Shrfs lovely and fair as a dafodil flower: Her calm and her quiet are what give her power. SARAH ANN LEAHY 2434 North Colorado Street Sell in the morning, dance at night- Her dogs will bark, but never bite. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Sixtyftwo FRANCES LEGMAN 2606 North 30th Street FRAN Fran is a friendly little lass: Moreover, .she has a lot of class. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Five-Foot Femmes Gym Leader. Mon itor. Publieations Committee. FLORENCE M. LEHRER 2623 North Corlies Street FLOSSIE Flossie would like to be some- bozly's Sec, Arid yet sell her verse for a hand some check. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Candy Stand Committee, Monitor, Ushers' Association, Publications Committee. EMANUEL LEIFER 2613 North Corlies Street MANNY He can swing: he can spring high into the air At the beat of the drum. Need he despair? ALICE LEVY 1703 West Columbia Avenue HAL.. Get acquainterl with our Al, If you want a faithful pal. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Gym Leader. Inter-Class Basket- ball, M ' onxtor, Gym Team. JACK LEVY 354 Zeralda Terrace FLASH TERRY '-F1 1. as Terry is a lover, even to the n'th degree' He'a quite a flash with all the A girls. as you can plainly see. CTIVITIES: Baseball Team. In- ter-Class Basketball Team, Cross- Country Team, Monitor, Six-Foot- ers' Committee. Six-Man Football Team, Stage Crew, Prom Com- mittee, Dance Committee. LAURA LEVY 3116 Westmont Street LIl5IlY Reading or dancing-both can ex- eite her! But she'll earn her bread at the typewriter. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Inter- Class Basketball. X . LILLIAN LENA LEVY 1942 Patton screen LIL Lillian 'never has time on her hands: Her mind's always 'warndering to far-away lamls. f.c.ul ' ' EDITH LIEBERMAN 2636 North 30th Street UE.. Trumpets once blew to announce a king, Hut E's heralds the coming of 't.rm'ing. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, G y m Leader. Representative, Basket- ball Club. Hockey Team, Tennis Team, Biology Club. Orchestra. Band. LENORE MAE LIPKOWITZ 4552 North Marvine Street LEE Because she was so full of pep Lee was our favorite Spotlight Rep. ACTIVITIES: Sketch Club, Mon- itor, Poster Club, Outim: Com- mittee. School Art League, Spot- light Representative. Color Day Committee. Dance Committee, Graphic Sketch Club, Gym Leader, Library Captain. ROBERT LIPSHUTZ 3139 Euclid Avenue NEMCHEK Nemehek displayed both ambi- tion and fight On. the cross-country team for the rherry and white. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country Team, Football Team, Monitor. Softball Team, Track Team, Table Tennis Club. Sixtyfthree THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 WILLIAM LIZUT 1652 Staub Street BILL Just fo meet people is all Bill will ask: He surzrly has chosen the 1IllEfl8ll7l test task! ACTIVITIES: Cheerleader, Gym Team Manager, Skating Club, Gala Night. DANIEL LODGE 1925 North 33rd Street DANNY Danny's a boy bath jiue and dc- pevzdablep Hia 'work is always sincere and vommendalzle. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Represen- tative, Debate Club. ll ' l CLARICE ELAYNE L0 1638 West Victoria Street CLAIRE A vleiver equestrian is our Claire : For courage, she's beyond compare. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Gym Team, Infirmary Aide. BEATRICE E. LOS-KAMP 1417 West Mayfield Street I1EATTY Capable, quiet, a gumnast is .she- Une of our best, it's easy to see. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Gym Leader, Gym Leaders' Club. Mon- itor. Monitors' Council, Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' SELMA H. LUPOWITZ 6028 North 16th Street SEL A ehewrful person. sueh as she, ls loved wherever she may be. A CTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tativezlianquet Committee. D ance Committee. Gym Leader. Monitor, Re r . t ' - ' p esen ativc, Ice Skating Club, Ridinxz Club. Xu ,, I I, I I-IE GRATZONIAN 26-41 J' lv L'- X -fl XP FRANCES LUROE 1819 North 32nd Street FRANNIE Hard work, keen wit, .md quiet grace I ' Reserve for Fran a distinguished place. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Dramatic Club, Monitor, Sketch Club. Spotlight Represen- tative, Ticket Committee. EL 51 oth C d ' Street .. E.. Graci pleasant and capable, t , Isaligl L is a ,friend who is true. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Commercial Club, Repre- sentative. Monitor. I 1 GEOR L YNCH 4419 lorw 8th Street V' LEE I ' Tl s our Lee possfses, some U , We lead to success .Vive venture o say. 1, ACTIVITIES: itegresellmive. 7 f 4 UZ4-f 5' STANTON E. MacVAUGH 134 Wests, Seymore Street 1: 'EEDS' Refi r 1'-'- He i e r ra mg.-star. ACTIV ES: Baseball Team, Biol- ogy Club, Glee Club, Inter-Class Baseball, Monitor. N w , 2 --LU xbfiw 'N iz' A KATHLEEN T. MAGUIRE 4926 Germantown Avenue -'KAss Kass is shy, but one can spy Lots of mischief in her eye. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports, Candy Stand Committee. Representative. Hostess of the Banquet. IRVING JACOB MAITIN 1738 West Oxford Street ITSY Itsy's art is all his own: The future will prove his work well known. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative, Art Staff of The Gratzonianf' Dance Committee, Dramatic Club, Gala Night, Graphic Sketch Club, Fine Arts, Monitor, President of Poster Club, Publicity Committee, Secretary of School Arts League, Senate Award. Sketch Club, Span- ish Club. Spotlight Representa- tive, Washington Trip Committee. MARILYN MALERMAN 6726 North Gratz Street MAR A thorough worker in school and vlau. We knew her when, uIe'll proudly say. ACTIVITIES: President Debate Club, Graphic Sketch Club, Moni- tor, Poster Club. Publicity Com- mittee, Class Editor of The Gratzonianf' School Art League, Vice-President Debate Club, Sen- ate Award, Sketch Club, Swim- ming Club, Washington Trip Committee. Ice Skating Club. I G MALLIN 5 zsxz wesabxford street -'IRV A that's sharp? Here he is. At jitterbugging, he's a whiz. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Spotlight Representative, Spotlight Staff. ROSALIE MALTI 2709 West Oakdale Street HONEY We have no fear for Rosalie- Successful she will always be. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Commercial Club. ETHEL MANIN 4521 North Marvine Street MET.. Usually quiet, in her own modest way, But let it be music, she has a dis- play. ACTIVITIES: Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' Dance Commit- tee, Gala Night, Gratzingers, Sen- ate Award, Ushers' Association. ANNA GRACE MANZO 4923 Keyser Street ANN One of our best rommfrrrial students, Arm vombincs both wit and pru- drnve. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Banquet Committee, Busi- ness Staff of Spotlight, Candy Stand Committee. Dance Com- mittee, Monitor. Typist for The Gratzonianf' Spotlight Represen- tative. EDWARD J. MARCINIK 2030 Rowan Street coco I I If they'ri: rls-on or'lnore- Coco d ' f t oor. ACTIVITIES: Gym Monitor. Six- Footers' Committee. f ' X FRANCES MARKOWITZ 1959 North 31st Street NICKY Nicky loves to swing and sivay, To any music. 'night or day. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Commercial Club, Gym Leader, Senior Day Committee. LYNORA MARMORSTEIN 4737 North Broad Street LYNNE A ehecry Hello and a sparkling smile, Give our Lynne a distirlrtive style. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Gala Night, Debating Team, Spanish Club. Infirmary Aide, Monitor, Washington Trip Com- mittee, Swimming Club, Senate Award. WILLIAM L. MASSON M and Bristol Streets William is a golfer, kemz On chasing balls across the green. ACTIVITIES: Camera Club, Gym Monitor. Six-Footers' Committee. - K TI-IE G RATZONIAN 26-41 RUDOLPH MATKOWSKI 1924 West Cayuga Street RUDY A serious lad al work and play- We wonder if he'll stay that way. ACTIVITIES: Iiioloky Club, Mqni- tor,.Typist for The Gratzoniunf' Assistant in Greenhouse. ELISE MAYER 3945 Dell Street LEES1E I,r:esie is lots of fun, After all her 'work is done. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Representative, Dance Committee, Five-Foot Femmes, Hi-Y Club, Infirmary Aide, Mon- itor. ELIZABETH M. MAYER 4000 North 5th Street BETTY Bettis happy in the watvrg She is truly Neptuue's daughter. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Outing Committee. HELEN M. M RTY 4054 North D i Stree .. I .. Mickey's orat' ass, Bringing u s il every vluxs. A T V I A. Representa- , tative, Monitor, nce ittee. Five-Foot Fem- mes. Club. Gym Leader, Outing ommittee. MARY E. McCOY H-210 Suffolk Manor. Broad and Clearview Streets BET'I'IE She is full of fun and very sweet- Personality complete. ACTIVITIES: Associate Editor of The Gratzonianf' Ballet Club. Alternate Representative, Dance Committee, Gala Night, Gym Leader, Hi-Y Club. Infirmary Aide, Representative, Swimming Club, Chairman of Washington Trip. Spotlight Representative, Monitor, Ice Skating Club. f ... A' Z 54 ,fi k C w THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 JOHN H. CCU I E0 1521 !h venue 'JAC 'f A mairistay or our Footbu Team- Juck is ' s a co-mfs, ream. ACTIVITIES: Dan mmittee, Football T r-C ass Soft- ball, Mon' , Six-Footers' Com- mittee, m Committee, Band, Stage Cr , Track Team. DORIS MAE MCERLAIN 1822 Etting Street SIS Sis at swimming is u. ish: To be a Str'noy is hrfr u-ish. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Monitor, Gym Leader. 507 North 18th Street MICKEY She writes with har left hand, but it turns out right: HM' secretarial future will surely be bright. Evgen B. MCMANUS ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. Gym Leader's Club. Monitor, Basket- ball Team, Ice Skating Club, Dance Committee. ALFRED LEE MEHL 1802 West Cayuga Street UAL.. Al's fufurc is in thc U. S. N H1 ll hc one of our naval rnelz ACTIVITIES: Monitor. DOROTHY MELZER 1836 West Rockland Street MDOT.. An expert horsf'1l'o'ma'n is our Dot Go the horse a carlter, gallop, or trot. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Riding Club, Commercial Club, Hobby Club. Sixtvfsix IRENE E. MERKLE 1713 Ridge Avenue RENEE Ever she practiced a time-honored rule- Spirit and dash are 'needed at school. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Five-Foot Femmes, Poster Club, Senator. Alternate Repre- sentative, Washington Trip Com- mittee, Candy Stand Committee, Dance Committee, Gala Night, Hi-Y Club, Representative, School Art League, Sketch Club, Moni tor, Senate Award. WILLIAM JOHN MILLAR 4530 North Mole Street SCOTTY Bring his slippers and his pipe - Scotty is the homey type. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. I-IARRIET MILLER 2129 North 33rd Street DUTCH Her skill with words is quite an art: In other words, uve think shl:'s smart. ACTIVITIES: Art Club. Graphic Sketch Club. Poster Club, Sketch Club, Co-Editor of Personals for The Gratzonianf' Ping-Pong Club. IRVING MILLMOND 1911 North Corlies Street I-IERKY Light or llarkfshort or toll- Herk's not fussy, likes 'em all. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Knti-Van- dalism Club, Tennis Team. sal' RUTH ANN MOERK 3735 North 10th Street RUTHIE 'Cause she is so full of vim. Ruthie is always iii the swim. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Art Staff, Dance Commit- tee, Hockey Team. Monitor, Rid- ing Club, Ice Skating Club. MA RY MOORE 4156 North 8th Street BUNNY lfunny's fhr girl who rollvr Nlrafrsi Frlwullly and r'hurmi'ng, .-the err- triinly rutvx. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. MQW lrflttotit Mgt' - 4234 No t a Street 'MORU mvwer sf wvur ai1nf F 1 ' ot,' here was thr' Il iviriaz Bad I nom Gym eam. Gal xo L Rel n . eerleader, Fym 1 , vpn-sentative, Stage ew. NATHANIEL A. MORGAN 1509 East Walnut Lane NAT Fomlziniriy brains with humor uml wit, No xvriorm fu.u,r pus would he 1-ommif. ACTIVITIES: Biology Club, Elec- tric Club. Gala Night. Library Monitor, Monitor, Six-Footers' Committee, Washington Trip Committee. ROBERT MORGAN 15406 West Erie Avenue BOB lfolw'x un 1-gm1r11:l1' of what girls rulmirri I A ylirnwu' of his smilf' and their hvurls urn ajirr. ACTIVITIES: Traek Team, Ban- quet Host. MARGARET MORRISSEY 1429 West Clearfield Street MARGE Murg1 s Iongluf' is mlmfr still: It llulrlrlm like at sltallo-11' rill. ACTIVITIES: Basketball, Candy Stand Committee. Commercial f m I eader Cym Leaders' Club, ly I , 1 Club, Banquet Committee. Spot- light Representative. Sixtyfseve va THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 MAR A. SCARIELLO 927 Keyser Street op' leave N From, nzght to morn, lfalu' JL! tl'I'lJllglylII!IH gown, While har skill as U. typist rlailyf grows. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Dam-e Committee, Gym Leader, Monitor, Volleyball Team, Spotlight Representative. EVELYN J. MOSKUL 301 West Berkley Street I.YNNE Loyal Evelyn, liked by ull, Comvs to thu' uid of gr:-at and small. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Can- dy Stand Committee. Commercial Club, Monitor, Spotlight Repre- sentative, Banquet Committee. FLORENCE B. MOSS 3473 Ridge Avenue BOOTS Roots will ln' rt gyrvrtl s14r'c-:ws Hurr:'a lurk to ltrr, mul lluppinvss. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Tia-ket Com- mittee. Candy Stand Committee, Gym Leader. MILTON MURLAND 1939 North Patton Street BUDDY lf1ul1l11 was voted our hanrlsfnnvst chap: lle'x purszufrl by girls all over the map. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Rt'I'N'S9nUlliV9. Banquet Committee, Dam-e Com- mittee. Debating Club, Monitor, Representative. Senior Day As- sembly, Six-Footers' Committee. Tennis Team, Tivket Committee. WINIFRED A. MURPHY 2544 North Colorado Street WINI Wini, it is plain to see, Will he lrread-'u'in'n.lny prf's1 rzIl11. ACTIVITIES: M o n i to r , Gym Leader. ' little : It THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 CERLENE B. MYERS 2714 North Newkirk Street SUNNY Shrfs s'u'er'! as Jenny Lind in song And. on the piano, never wrong. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, A, A. Representative, S. A. Repre- sentative, Glee Club. Monitor. Spotlight. Outing Committee, As- sembly Choir. WALTER E. MYERS 327 Berkley Street -.WALT.. His falforile holzlzy is electrical work: Ii's amusing to Wall, 'who is very alert. ACTIVITIES: Electric Club. Radio Club. Sound Crow. l S NAUMOWICZ 3940 lfr 'Street ' i apes fo- false to the olr ay. I irish him lurk in every ivay. ACTIVITIES: Gym Team, Monitor. Alternate Representative. MARY NESPOLA 5008 Keyser Street NESSY Nessy plays tcn.nis,' Nessy skates: At both of these she surely rates. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Commercial Club. Gym Leader. Ice Skating Club, Repre- sentative. Riding Club. Tennis Club. I ,il 1905 Patto ee 'HA VEY Ni We .Wlzcn it rome tags Y mining, and to Harvey is ri of ue, although he's very larg ACTIVIT . Swimming Team, Inter-C Baseball. Monitor, Six-Foo ' ommittee. Nl X , Xl , gl 1 , Q I Sixtyfeight JN HARRY L. ' t 48 E is peer , V '-wma -LEW Hu ry's tile ir a of the 'Nil i ' es to fi ith aeronautiral Jlianees. AC IVITIES- Six-Foote-rs' Com- mittee, Mo tor. RAYMOND A FR NOLL 3559 North Ith treet .1 ,- Rayl' flirts und with the little lrlark . He carl' l He'll snap you! He'.9 ly fox. l 'Sz Monitor. ELLA 0 IV R 5242 Hula ' enue Sinn: she 'll' holzlry that never will en. EIN: c' c ictures of every f 'en AC 1' sr isaskethall Team, Mo ito Hockey. 'H ES R OLSON 1327 Cl tine Street Ruth is called Short Stuffng At roller ing she's no bluff. -STUFF ACTIVITI : Roller Skating. VINCENT 0'NEILL 4209 North Hicks Street SHORTY See the cloud of dust as he glides to the plate! Why 'AShorty has made it, as sure as fate! ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Touch Football Team, Softball Team, R1-pvesQ.ntnlive. GERTRUDE OSTROFSKY 2042 North 29th Street NARDlE Hwre'n a girl ivhrfll make a hit- Plufasarzt voirc, and quirk of wit. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Modern Dancing Club, Gym Loader, Dance Committee. Gala Night. Glee Club. Monitor, Rep- resentative. Co-Chairman Senior Day. I MARTIN R. OXENBURG 2121 North Douer Street HONEY ilolffjly, plays a 'fsqueazc-l1ox and traiwlx on thi' hoof: Sincf' he has these ac:-omplislzmentx, he'll lm doprmrssion-proof. ACTIVITIES: Representative. Al- ternate Representative, vliand. Dance Committee. Football Band, Monitor. Stamp Club. Chess Club, Hobby Club. GENE MCD. PALMER 741 North 19th Street LEFTY La-fly in clark and rather tall: Hr' favors musiz' and football. ACTIVITIES: Football Team, Base- ball Team. DOROTHY D. PATTERSON 4135 North 7th Street HDOT.-. She's bright and gay and full of vim: Small 'mmulvr that she makes heads awim. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Athletic Manaszer, Monitor, Inter-Class Volleyball, MARJORIE A. PATTON 1410 West Susquehanna Avenue MARGIE To ln' ll C. ll. A. is Margie's de- sirv, Y:-t shzfll set some good man's heart ujire. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Candy Stand Committee, Monitor, Representative, Senior Day Committee. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ADELINE PAUL 1020 West Wyoming Avenue Arlfelinu Paul is wise and pruclvfnt, Aml furthermore-suprise! a stu- dont. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, French Club. MARY MARIE PAULIK 7216 Dittman Street MGT!! iM a perfect Dal, as sweet as she can In-5 I And mwrytlmr: you see livr, she's sornrtlllrzg Nici: to soc. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Monitor. Library Monitor, Tennis Club. Riding Club, School Art League. DOROTHY PEARCE 2632 North 22nd Stroet DOT Dot yves in for solid swing- Horlrvy, skating, anything. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team. Softball Team. Hockey Team, Gym Leader, Ice Skating Club, Monitor. LENORA PECKLER 3222 Ridize Avenue LENNIE Lenny loves music above all fhltlglisj We, too. love il when she sings. ACTIVITIES: Football Band, Or- chestra. WALTER PELENSKY 4440 North Gratz Street WALT Wall is w'r11 brilliant in school: His favorite pasfimu is art, as a rulc. ACTIVITIES: Poster Club, Sketch Club, School Art League Wood' ZMQQZ., THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ll GRA E ES 2114 rth st sr ' l RA Gr e. who om s fro the Cuban Tl' nd uzll hate 771074 af 1 ,, K a' 5. AtT ITIES: S nish Club, Moni- 0 ERNEST F. PENNICK, JR. 3738 North Sydenham Street ERNIE Ernest admits that he lives to eat: But playing footlrall's his special frat. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, .Football Team, Track Team. Mon- itor, Prom Committee. Gala Nipzht. MARGARET A. PENSYL 3105 North 28th Street PEGGY l'1fgyy is sieve! and versatile: Very nharrninil is her smile. ACTIVITIES: B Class Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Dra- matic Club, Monitor. Five-Foot Femmes. Business StaH' of The Gratzonianf' ELI MORRIS- PERLOFF 707 West Wyoming Avenue HE.. lfivver your dog or cat is xiflc, EIL. the rel, has ri cure that is quirk. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Bi. 0101-.gy Club, Calculus Club, De- batlnil Club, Gratzingers. Gym Team. Mathematics Club. Riding Club. SYLVIA PETLOCK 3132 West.Pafze Street SYD Syd is lively, sivect, and petite,- As a laookkevlner-secretary, she'll be 'very neat. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Glee .Club, Monitor, Publicity Committee. Spotlight Represgn- tative. Seventy SELMA G. PICHNEY 3108 Ridge Avenue SELM Pert us a wren on a summer day, Selma lrnows when to work or to play. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Debating Club. Dramatic Club, Monitor, Chairman of The Gratzonianf' Typist. Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' MARCIA M. PICKER 338 Berkley Street MARSH Although Marcia's talent is certain- ly art, It's baseball we ji-nd that is next to her heart. ACTIVITIES: Graphic Sketch Club. Poster Club. School Art League, Sketch Club, Washington Trip. Art Committee, Settlement School of Music and Art. Art Staff of The Gratzonianf' Monitor, 12A Dance Committee, 12B Art Com- mittee. RICHARD N. PIERSON 247 West Seymour Street RICH and DICK Capable, manly, and ready is hei Merchant he'll be or an able trustee. ACTIVITIES: Associate Editor of The Gratzonianf' Assistant in Greenhouse. Monitor. ROSE PISANI 2046 Cayuga Street What the future holds. 'we'll hazard a guess- Worlc, play, and love--neither more rlor less. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee Chairman. Business Stai of Spot- light. Commercial Club, Alternate Representative, Dance Committee, Five-Foot Femmes. Hi-Y Club, Monitor. Representative. Senate Award. Ushers' Association. ANTOINETTE L. PISTILLI 4403 ,Wayne Avenue fl :'TONI , ' From 9lI1 K!arial duties, 'nqiui 'fQ'0ni rest: ' ' I 131' 'eeping our mi'n.14tes,1sfic gave us her best. v ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Basbliall Team. Class Secre- tary,-11B. 12A. 1213, Commercial Club. Hi-Y Club. Monitor. Repre- sentative, Senate Award, Spot- light Representative. x LEONA H. POLENSKY 2843 West Huntingdon Street LEE Leo in so 'very quiet one f'an't tell she'.H around: But when. she gives ri judgment, it is very fair and sound. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Candy Stand Committee, Commercial Club, Dance Commit- tee. Gym Leader. Monitor. Ping- Pong Club, Representative, Tennis Club. RUBY LORETTA POPE 2354 North Woodstock Street TEENY She can furnish a house with a card- board bor: We hope she'a as 1-lever at darning sovkx. ACTIVITIES: Prom Committee, Monitor. VERONICA POWELL 1903 Brunner Street RONNIE Ronnire's path to sure success Will bring her lots of happiness. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Riding Club, Commercial Club, Tennis Club, Senior Day Committee. MARIA J. PRICE 2200 West Erie Avenue JOE She'll take' 'women as nature has turned the-m out, Change their trusses to gold, make them slim or stout. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. DANIEL I-'UGH 5329 Morris Street D NNIE Daw ' 0 ' ' d a, e Make a ho e-ru ca ch. ies, d all thing ilce at. ' ACTIVITI ight. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 CATHERINE QUINN 2747 North Ringgold Street KATTCHY ' Katt1'hy 'will make a sweet little wife Wlzo'Il bustle and hustle the rest of her life. ACTIVITIES: Volleyball. CARLYN J. RAINS 3816 North 17th street CO0KEY t'Cookc'y is clever, sivrwt, and at- trartive, Anil e.rtra r-ur-rirularff' keep her active. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Bulletin Board, Five-Foot Femmes, Gym Leader, Monitor. Inter-Class Volleyball, Spotlight Representative. LEONARD RAKLIFF 2658 North Napa Street LEN Shall he fill the lerlyers and keep the jiles? No, he'd much 'rather photograph feminine wiles. ACTIVITIES: Table Tennis Club, Ping-Pong Club. Monitor. MARIA ADRE RAPONE 2402 West Toronto Street She'll model anything in clay, And sing the while, the Iivelong day. THERESA REED 1525 North 27th Street HTESSIEU Shell she write a Love Lornf' rol- umn or keep some boss' books? This choice is troubling Teenie, but u'rf'lI lwt on her looks. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 FLORENCE M. RETALIC 3323 North Sydenham Street MICKEY Fighting disease she'll begin her work-life, But she'Il end it by being somebodqfs wife. ACTIVITIES: Baseball Team, Bas- ketball Team, Hockey Team, Gym Leader, Monitor. Ice Skating Club. Roller Skating Club. , V. J JITA E. RICHA ON 5532 Morton Street' , NEl:,yy1f'f.Z Neat is th wzekizame for this ymmg belle. We like her a l tj she's simply swell. ACTIVITIE V: Banquet Committee, Monitor, S tlight Representative, Infirmary Aide. V W FLORENCE RIC ER 606 West Lura FLO Everyone thinks fo is simply swell: Someday she'll be another Cornell! ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Dramatic Club, Gala Night, Gym Leader, Infirmary Aide. Monitor. Representative, Senate Award. Senior Day Assembly, Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' MARTHA M. RICKLAND 3121 Euclid Avenue RICKY Rieky's smile is always glowing As daffodils, in gardens blowing. ACTIVITIES: Business Staff of Spotlight, Monitor, Senate Award, Spotlight Representative, Infirm- ary Aide. JOSEPH J. RIFFITS 1936 Brunner Street JOE On the yield and in the shop, His defense is hard to stop. ACTIVITIES: Inter-Class Baseball, Gym Monitor, Inter-Class Foot- ball Team, Monitor, Softball Team. Seventyftwo EMILY M. RITTER 1462 North Myrtlewood Street MEM.. Em is one we shall remember From January to December. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Monitor, Commercial Club. ELEANOR ROBINS 4908 North 11th Street STUFF Though Beethoven and Bach aren't easy to sing, Our little Stuff can put them in swing. ACTIVITIES: Riding Club, A Cap- pella Choir, Roller Skating Club, Publicity Committee. Sketch Club, Senior Day Assembly. Swimming Club, Gala Night, Bulletin Board, Glee Club, School Art League, Vocal Ensemble. EDWARD ROBINSON 3443 North 18th street MED., Look out, West Point, for here 150771128 Ed, At sir: o'cloek he's out of bed. ACTIVITIES: Softball Team, Gym Leader, Basketball. JACQUELINE ROBINSON 3349 North Park Avenue JACKIE She is quite neat, and very sweet- A Jack of hearts thafs hard to beat. ACTIVITIES: Bible Club, Ushers' Association, Monitor. TH A R NSO 1 4 r Bo Pl your ur fashion . ta 5 In her p fessiorz, she'll go far. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Gym Leader. CONSTANCE L. ROBOS 2307 Ridge Avenue LEA You'll trruwl far lleforl' ymfll find A girl like L1'a. good and lrinrl. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Basketball. Baseball, Hockey Club. Gym Leader. Ive Skating Club. Roller Skating Club. HERBERT ROGOVE 1112 Somerville Avenue ROC lCoy's hobby is 'writing slzofuus. Hn: name on lfroaduiay soon? Who IYIIOIIIS! ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee. Judize. Lunch Room Captain. Publicity Committee. Senator. Senior Day Committee. Spotlight Sport Writer. S. A. Director of S. A. Revue, Debate Club, Moni- tor. Spotlight, Interscholastic Leairue. VICTOR HARRY ROSEN 2447 North Douglas Street YASHA Yushu is an odd combination- Tvamivzg sports with synropatiorz ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee. Gym Leader. Orchestra. Pimz- Pong Club. Senior Day Assemblv . , Tennis Team. Monitor. RUTH S. ROSENBERG 1965 North 31st Street RUTHIE Ruthie always likes to 'mix In scholastic politics. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Candy Stand Committee. Five-Foot Femmes. Girls' Sports. Gym Leader. Monitor. Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Pub- licity Committee. Representative, Senate Award, Senator, Swim- ming Club. SELMA H. ROSENFELD 4849 North 0th Street Is there time for one more bid, Or was she won liy a boy named osidu? ACTIVITIES: Outing Committee. Monitor. Spotlight. Spotlight Representative. Debate Club. Bulletin Iioard. THE G Seventvfthree RATZONIAN 26-41 STELLA T. ROSIECKI 4712 Greene Street Note to Stella: Never fear- You'll s1u'z'ffe'rl in your rarver. ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Candy Stand Committee. Commercial Club President. Dance Committee Girls' Sports. Gym Leader, Hi-Y Club. Modern Games Club. 12A- 12B Vive-President. Tennis Club Outing Committee. NANCY ROSNER 5699 Ofrontz Avenue NYS Nys is the girl urlio. we insist, ls Grutz High'a indivirlualist. ACTIVITIES: Features Editor of The Gratzonianf' Senior Day Assembly, Spotlight, Swimming Club. Dramatic Club, Class Pub- lications, Spotlight Representa- tive. JULIUS ROTH 2605 North 30th Street RODNEY Alradio c'omme'ntator thix lad will iff: No one is more talented in that way than he. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir, Dramatic Club. Gala Night, Mathematics Club. Monitor. Sen- ior Day Assembly. Softball Team. Radio Club. Representative, Spot- ight. ORRIS ROTH West W oming Avenue o'rrie is a lady'a man. Catch him. daughters. if you can. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. Badminton Club, Monitor, Dra- WA MINER L. ROTHSTEIN 2017 North 30th Street ERVE Ervin with her avting. to great heigh ts 'will sourg And her entcrtainred public will clamor for more. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club Pres- ident. Gala Night, President Make-Up Committee. Monitor, Lunch Room Captain. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 FELDER E. ROUSE, JR. 3814 North 16th Street MOUSIE To sing like Paul Robeson is Mousie's ambition ,' In college, his singing u-ill pay his tuition. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir. Gala Night. Monitor, Track Team, Gratzinyzers. Representative. LILLIAN ROZANSKY 2426 North Stanley Street HLIL., Lil's ri girl u-ho'll soon be rising In the field of advertising. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. Ban- quet Committee. Infirmary Aide, Monito . Spotl' ht Representative. wfg ,iw IDA RUBINSTEIN 1621 West Venango Street URUBYH A long 'walk ere dinner is Ida's delight, With many a hill and iroodland in sight. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. In- firmary Aide. Monitor. Dramatic Club. X Yuwu 4 Ll LEE BUDDY ACKS 1821 North 33rd Street BUDDY Buddy, who is active in the Roy Scout mo1:eme'nt, Was also seeking S. A. membership improvemen t. ACTIVITIES: Representative, De- bate Club. Spotlight, Monitor, Senator, Publicity Committee Chairman. Ticket Committee Chairman. Swimming Team. S. A. Card Committee Chairman. Sen- ate Award. Senior Day Assembly, Color Day Committee. S. A. Show Committee, Secretary of Fun Committee. THADDEUS J. SADLICK 1935 West Hunting Park Avenue TED Another Edison Ted hopes to be, And dabbles about with rhemistry. ACTIVITIES: Softball Team. Monia tor, Assistant Manager of Soccer Team. Seventyffour EDITH SALTZMAN 1922 North Franklin Street EDIE Ellie's books are both accurate and 'neatf At the speed she types, it's really u. feat. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports, Moni- tor. Commercial Club. DOROTHEY D. SANDERS 3140 West Allegheny Avenue DUCHESS hen it c es to sketching, meet the D hears - r her feminine C . ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Girls' Sports, Sketch Club, Monitor, School Art League, Sen- ior Day Asembly. LILLIAN C. SANFORD 2012 West Westmoreland Street SNOOKS Outdoor sports attract our Snooks ,' Her nose is seldom in her books. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Gym Leader. Basketball, Volleyball. MARILYN H. SCHAEFFER 1853 Widener Place DIMPLES Clever Dimples is far from slow- She's out to snare a wealthy beau. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee, Monitor, Secretary. BEATRICE J. SCHAFFER 1834 North 32nd Street BEEFY Beefy is a jitterbug- Now we know who cut that rug. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. Moni- tor. Candy Stand Committee. MORRIS .I. SCHIMMEL 2654 North Napa Street MOISI-I lf's n comlzinufion hard fo brat-- Common furrlsar and dancing feet. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club. MARVIN SCHLUGER 25:44 North :sm Street Badminton and musrir. 100, Kevp Marvin busy all day thru. ACTIVITIES: Badminton Club, In- ter-Class Baseball. .1 ANNA ER CH T 4039 N th M sh:-ill reet ' AN IE W fn mic rs ic ating, she S fs r Son L cni and thafs no bl ' . Ban et Committee, Lunchro in. Monitor, Commercial Club GLORIA SCHNEIDERREIT 3956 North 9th Street GLO Whrcn ,who sirirn.-1, she's in a glow- On land. always on tha' go. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Monitor, Ticket Commit- toe. FRANK J. SCHOLL 4802 North Iiouvivr Street FRINK A m'n'spu7n'r 1-alum nist Frank wants to img An opulrnt fufurr' is his, 11-rf fore- sec. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Table Ten- nis. Ping-Pong Club. Publicity Committee, THE G RATZONIAN 26-41 CLAIRE SCHULMAN 5620 Pentridxze Street SCI-IULI.Y Snhully helps xvnd 'many Irunrllws to Britain, Ify sitting home nights and doing hm' knittin'. ACTIVITIES: Business Staff of The Gratzonianf' Dance Com- mittee. Debating Club. Ice Skat- ing Club, Monitor, Poster Club. School Art League. Ushers' Asso- ciation, Publicity Committee. Dra- matic Club, Gym Leader, Sketch Club. WV M M . gCHURIG . W Cumberland Street E ikcs both s'u'i1nm1'ny and z ing: Th s what keeps our Hmmm dat- lug. ACTIVITIES : Basketball. Hockey Team. Gym Leader, Ice Skating Club. Roller Skating Club. MILDRED SCHUSTER 1962 Godfrey Avenue MILLIE Her ability to letter 4 Makvs our Milliu's art 'work better. ACTIVITIES: Cultural Olympivs, Poster Club, School Art Laegue. ROSE SCHUTZBERGER 3125 West Page Street ROSlE Rosie in reading jindx much dc- light: Many n, time she roads all through the night. ACTIVITIES: Library Captain, Spotlight Representative, Com- mercial Club. FREDA SCHWARTZ FRlTZI FriLzi loves to tread the slageg Shefs u show for any aye. ACTIVITIES: Dramatic Club. Al- t e r n a t L- Representative. Gala ight. fix: Jigga sevenwfve ' 4 I THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 HERBERT SCHWARTZ 4717 North 10th Street HERIiIE IVe rofvd him Imst-llressrd in our Who'x lVhu J UQ' think him a swell guy. null so will 11014. ACTIVITIES: Inter-Class Baseball. Monitor, No-Smoking Committee. LUCY SCHWVARTZ 1513 North 33rd Street LUCE Lur'f ' drflmtes with energy Un issues wlzutsomvfr they bv. A C T I V I T I E S : Representative, Spanish Club. Monitor, Debating Club. HELEN RUTH SCOTT 2406 North Colorado Street SCOTTY Sc0tfy's such a. quid lass- Nevvr kneu' she was in class. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Monitor, Gym Leader. SARA LEIGH SCOTT 2533 West Haizert Street SANDY Saml71's the yirl who contin- ually singingp When she does opera, grant crowds she'll be bringing. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, All Senior High School Festival, Gym Lead- er. NANCY SEIDLER 2616 North 33rd Street NANNY Nanny knows typing, USfl'lIU!l,H and all that: VVhf'n thf:re's business to do. she goes to the hat. ACTIVITIES: Representative. Mon- itor. Ticket Committee, Candy Stand Committee. SC'L'C'YlfX S1X ESTHER SHAFFER 3221 Ridge Avenue HES., 'tIz's we're Nrtziirz is, inllevzl, Our most likely to succeed. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Represen- tative. Spotlight Reporter, Fea- tures Editor of Spotlight, Asso- ciate Editor of Spotlight. Editor- in-Chief of Spotlight, Dance Committee, Publicity Committee, English Honors. Dramatic Club, Cultural Olympics. HELEN L. SHAPCOTT 2539 West Harold Street SHAPPIE Sugar rlml rrnzdy and l'IfG7'1lflli1I!I S1l'fC'f+ If you know Shappie, you're in. for rL treat. ACTIVITIES: Baseball, Hockey Team. Gym Leader. BERNICE SHAPIRO 1442 Grange Avenue BUNNY HBlIl7INflj,8D familiar with each new r'rf'ation,' In the Held of designing she'll be u, scnscztiorz. ACTIVITIES: 12A Dance Commit- tee. Gym Leader, Monitor, Prom Committee. Representative, Ice Skating Club. LORRAINE SHAPIRO 2151 North 32nd Street SHAPPY 4 Horses do not scare sweet Sh0f17P7l- And randy makes her completely happy- ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee, Commercial Club. Riding Club. Senior Day Assembly. ' BILL JAY SHARPES 2829 West Oxford Street SI-IARPY He's not 'tall wet as can he seen From his 'record on the swimming tram. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Manager '39-'40, '40-'41, Swimming Team, Senator, Representative, Six- Footers' Committee, Senate Award. Debate Club. Lunchroom Captain. Dance Committee. ERVVIN MARVIN SHARPS lllll Godfrey Avenue IRV lr1 ' yatlzvrs hugs of 'many a kind,- lful uw' lilrf' him flvspifw all thuf, 111' find. AC'I'lVl'I'II'lS: Monitor. Ping-Pong Club, Table Tennis. v 1 ESLIE w 3229 Sydenham Stre WlL I ' quiet lull. Willir ?4 1 I r lwr rivnd mmnot lu' had. WILLIAM F. SHAW 1046 East Chelten Avenue HOOT luhnginr' slallwi! N pr1'nic'.' l1oot's a mira:-lv mcchanir. 1 ozr, now, om ACTIVITIES: Auto Merhanies Club. Hobby Club. ELEANOR F. SHIELDS 2956 North Taney Street KVl1::ri, ull the rl-sl ham' just lwgicn, lvl drishrx in and gals things dorm. ACTIVITIES: S The Gratzonianf' A. A. Repre- sentative. Ice Skating Club, Ath- letie Council. Gala Night, Games Club, Gym Leader. Hockey Team. Monitor. Tennis Cl h ports Editor of n . Volleyball, Picture Committee, Baseball, Bas- ketball, Swimming' Club. v r HERMEINA J. SH EY 3823 North Franklin Street HERME Tull and stately, her thoughts all turn. To vomfort otlwrs, her first ron- earn. THE Sevcntyfseven GRATZONIAN 26-41 EVELYN SILVER 1835 Nedro Avenue LYNNE l,ynna ' is 1 girl 11-I long ago Is 1-rr.pn.I:l1', 11oix1'zl, mul plrrlsunl to lrnl.u'. 1 ,, IU nw' found ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir. Alternate Representative, Gala Night, Gym Leader. Monitor, Personals Stuff of The Gratzon- ian. Publicity Committee. Spot- light Representative. HARRIET I'. SILVERSTEIN 813 South 5th Street HAR IlrzrriHl'x interests ure' rw-ry 1nial1'.' Shu lilcrs to rwul. and hilcv. and ridv. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Monitor, Publirity Com- mittee. Library Aide, Riding! Club. EVELYN SIMON 2628 North Zilth Street EVlE Ha,'if', like the falnlwl ant. Says tlrc'r1 s no silrh word uv H1't1lllf.n ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Candy Stand Committee. lntirm- ury Aide. Monitor, Modern Dunn-- ing Club. Dance Committee, Ushers' Association. Senior Day Assembly, Five-Foot Fenlnies. DOLINA SIMPSON 217 Zeralda Street LENA Uh, some will llllIll'l'. and some will rirlv, and some just lmw lo look: Hut give our Lima half u vlium-1' xhffll brown' fhrouglh .wmv old lraolr. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Commercial Club. HARRY SINGER 330251 West Page Street RUSH Ru,-ah has 1-omv from fur away- Iiut hf s one of us, 111-'rf' glad to say. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Soercr Team, Monitor, Riding Club, Roller Skating Club. Spotlight Representative. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 LEONA SINGER 1654 Point Breeze Avenue NLE.. L1o'na's IIIPKLSIITP. plain to see. ls station WIBG. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Dramatic Club, Monitor, Senior Day Assembly. RUTH M. SLEMY ' 1538 Win H Street G. SR. I AI. - u h 0 is y0'lU1g, she's F U i' y fine arts her int ef ze A IVITIES: Ar Sta , Art i- tor Spf ht. ra Olympics. Gala . Gr ic ketch Club. Gym e d Poster Club, Pub- licity ittee. Representative, School rt League, Sketch Club. Monitor. Art Editor of The Gratzonianf' Make-Up Commit- tee, Infirmary Aide. RUTH IRENE SITKOFF 2304 West Berks Street HRUTI-IIE Going to H114 movies suits Ifuthiv wry 1:-fell: Yet working in. un ojiive she thinks 'woufd he just swell. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Commercial Club, Dance Committee, Gym Leader. Monitor. LAVERNE SLEIGHTER 3615 North 21st Street VERNIE Shv'II he rzfpairl for the happiness JJ That sho has brought, as fhegyears' progress. I ACTIVITIES: Giee club., ,-., , J , . MARY SLUTSKY 1513 North Marshall Street MAR Candy Stand and Publirity Keep Mary busy as a fwfr. ACTIVITIES: Candy Stand Com- mittee. Gym Leaders' Club, Gym Leader. Modern Dancing Club, Debating Club. Basketball, Hockey, Library Monitor, Pub- licity Committee. AUDREY V A SMITH 1819 Nort ay Street, TIN ' H sl U oxvfrms, p1. gjstone toward success. CTIVITIQES: Rep sent ive, Al- ternat ., s ll all. Gym Leade . 1 . Monitor, Spot t Representati e. MARIE SMITH 3114 North Carlisle Street PAT Pat is upright and sincere, Shc'Il be happy, never fear. ACTIVITIES: Commercial Club, Outing Committee, Monitor. Candy Stand Committee. NOREEN MARY SMITH 2512 North 19th Street SMITTY Although shffll deny it, with a shrug, At heart, Smitty's a jittcrbuy. ACTIVITIES: Journalism Club, Art Club. teh SHIRLEY MAE S ITH 2532 North Gordon Sgeet DOLL Quiet and svrcnn and Tlllllt, For friwldlirress she can't be beat. ELAINE SOLOMON 1724 Nedro Avenue Hur laughter is hearty: her words are xim'er1',' Her friendliness makes her a chum that is dear. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee, Prom Committee, Outing Com- mittee, Ice Skating Club, Riding Club. FR 1 . I5 N r e FRED Y s With. alight hvr u e Wha- 4 'r ' y s ' avi - ing. ACTIVITIES: oni - semble, Gyrg, ca . HILDA SPECTOR 2219 North 11th Str 'HILDE ' ' 4: , aluiayx fast: rum: cs never last. ACTIVITIES: Ballet Club, Basket- ball. Dance Clubs, Gala ':zht. Gym Leader, G m Le de ' lub. Gym Team ni ur. S Day Assemblyd EVELYN SPIEGEL 1522 Roselyn Street EVVY Quirt? Yes, but just the same Ilrr silvery voice will bring! hnr famv. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Dance Com- mittee, Riding Club. GEORGE H. SPROWLES 2627 West Allegheny Avenue SPATS llc' it Iialsam. Hr or pinv, Spam wants it in tha' building line. JAMES B. STEPHANY 4506 North Gratz Street JIMMY When wc- fly through. the air on a morlrerrz. tra'm1po'rf. Our Jimmy has helpvd make the trip safe and short. ACTIVITIES: Band. 'ut u, .M Seventvfnine THE GRATZONIAN., 26-41 A tw B MARY E. STEVENS 2444 North Opal Street SNOOKUMS Marlrnt is she, and pure an 1:-all: Shzfll be a 81Ll'l'1'88, as time will tall. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Gym Leader. Representa- tive, Monitor, Spotlight Repre- sentative. JOSEPH F. STOERRLE 1961 Rowan Street --JOHN Jo:- is manly, frank, and strong: He'Il U,I'II'lI1lN 14'in,' 11054 seldom wrong. ACTIVITIES: Representative. Mon- itor. A. A. Representative. EMMA STOLL 2931 North Bailey Street SIS A vlassmate bright and full of glee, Artizw in sports, always. is xhv. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Hockey, Baseball. DO T Y ANNE STOUT 7277 Walnut Lane 'Q HSINNYH martrr what you are doing or u'hr:rf'. elpiny and 11'orkin.lIv she, Nm, is thvrc. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Basketball. Gym Leader. Ping-Pong Club, School Art Leauue. Tennis Cluh. Dance Committee. Gala Night. Hi-Y Club. Monitor, Prom Committee, Spotlight Representative, Repre- Qentatiglym Baseball. FORR STOV LL 2123 sau t . .OU . ha L '. ' .ow 'Il'h0,8 hap- pie 1l'h8 Ha' I y 1111 penrilx. paints, 01' pen. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, School Art League, Graphic Sketch Club. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 -.W J LILLIAN E. STOVER 1322 West Lycoming Street gdel ..LES,. Always rheerful, always gay, Alfwuyx fun in her own szveet way. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. s VIRGINIA C. STRUBINGER 3234 North Carlisle Street GlNNY Shi' is n girl lzoth keen and bright: She does Cl lot, and does it right. ACTIVITIES: Banquet Committee, Field Club, Five-Foot Femmes. Gala Night, Monitor. Lunch Room Captain. Study Hall Captain. MARY SUKERMAN 1841 Nedru Avenue SOOKY Mnnfs doing mzu-h, it's trueg Yet goes on fnding 7710113 to do. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Representa- tive, Chairman of Dance Com- mittee, Chairman of Prom Com- mittee. Alternate Representative, Board of Governors of Alumni, A. A. Representative. Spotlight Rep- resentative. ELAINE M. SULLIVAN 1222 West Lycoming Street SULLY L7:7.'i'71!l and laughing, she'll make a suvcess Of life: und we like her, ire must confess. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive, Five-Foot Femmes. Gratzing- ers, Monitor, Prom Committee, Roller Skating Club, Secretary. Spotlight Representative, Alter- nate Representative. SHIRLEY SUSSMAN 3734 Germantown Avenue SQUIRRELLY Shirlfy thinks living is the best of all joys: For there's little that bores her and naught that annoys. ACTIVITIES: A Cappella Choir. Ballet Club. Biology Club, Ga'a Night, Gym Leader. Gym Leaders' Club. Gym Team. Infirmary Aide, Inter-Class Basketball. Monitor. Riding Club, Banquet Committee, Eightv JACOB SWERDLOW 2563 North som Street YONNIE This boy, for the future, has his own views. It's hardivrire. Jake, see there are no loose sz-revs. ACTIVITIES : Publicity Committee, Monitor. DANIEL M. TABAS 6630 Lincoln Drive. Germantown DUFFY Duff is going to plan houses for Tom, Dick, and Harry: Hurry up, 1-la.-:sg he wants people to marry. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representative. Art Club, Football Team. Debat- ing Club, Representative, Athletic Council. KENNETH TABAS 4706 North 8th Street '-REDS Basketlmll he plays with skill: Of gonor in svhool-life, he gets his If . ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team, Varsity, Six-Footers' Committee, Prom Committee, Athletic Coun- cil, Monitor. Inter-Class Basket- ball, Gym Leader. SELMA E. TARNOFF 311 South 5th Street HSIM., Si1Ib'S lfimlly, studious, and neat: Though .she .seldom speaks, we know she's sweet. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Riding Club, Ticket Committee. BETTY THOMPSON 3117 Rawle Street BETS Our class an suveess was bent When Bets 'was 'voted president. ACTIVITIES: Class President 11B, 12A. 12B. Bible Cjub. Hi-Y Club. Representative. 10A. 1013. IIB, Monitor. Tennis Club, Associate Head Usher. WILLIAM D. THORPE 926 West Erie Avenue BILL IIa.sk12tlm,ll, footlnall, thvn some gym Fill up e-:wry floy for him. ACTIVITIES: Basketball Team. Cross-Country Team, Football Team, Gym Monitor, Monitor, In- ter-Class Basketball. ELIZABETH T. TIRNEY 1826 West Glenwood Avenue BETTY li1'Hy, we know, is fond Of dam'- l !lf When. sho 'Il',IlI'l8 Wound. sh:-'s quite 4'nt'ra'n1'iny. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative, Candy Stand Committee. Hockey Team. Spotlight Repre- sentative, Tennis Club. Volleyball. I'rom Committee. 1 x R V l 1 - ROSE MAE TOCCE . 4530 North Colorado Street - Sl'IORTY A lrunrh of joy, petite and .-:meds In gym, Shorty always 1YLllXtt'I'8 lhr' fwlt. ACTIVITIES: Girls' Sports. Gala Night, Gym Leader. Gym Leaders' Club. Inter-Class Apparatus. Ticket Committee. MILTON TRACHTENBERG 3150 West Gormlon Street MlI.T In vrmdivirlr, Milt has u grvat inspir1l.fi1n1,' ll:-'s tall, good loolring, sans af- flfrtrltirnl. ACTIVITIES: Six-Footi-rs' Com- mittee, Publicity Committee. Mon- itor. RITA TRAZENFELD 19414 Stanley Street ItEVEY 7'I'llNlIl'0I'fllII, vvmpvtcvzt, and full of pep. lf1'v1'y'.s our 'u-a ll n1fr'1'r forgrt. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Girls' Sports, Infirmary Aide, Monitor. Banquet Commit- tee Pitture Committee potli h Rep 9'49III.dl.lVL we THE G Eiglltyfone RATZONIAN 26-41 IIERTHA 0, TURNER 2238 North Van Pelt Street BERT Tennis. vollryhall, fllulviny, too. Most anything, Versatile Ihr! ran dn. ACTIVITIES : Commercial Club. Gym Leader. Monitor, Tennis Club, Volleyball. I l 1 3 Q. L 1 'X T E I - Y , f 5 . 'J ' ' ' rf 71 I ,Q 4 f x bl ff, 'v 1 ANNE TWER 1623 West Huntingdon Street TWl'IRI'Y Cultured, charming, talffntvrl, lon, Tuw4rpy van ln' a xwull pal to you. ACTIVITIES: Art Club, Art Staff, Cultural Olympies. Poster Club. Publicity Committee, School Art League. Sketch Club. Settlement Music S1-houl. Art Class. f cf f J, K I WILLIAM F. UMINSKI 1642 Dounton Street WILL Sporfs, sports. is 'zrhaf he vnjoys. Him' him open jivlfls and u rruwd uf boys. ACTIVITIES: Sow-er Team. Snot- liizht Representative. CONSTANCE VALERIANI 24836 North Reese Street CONNIE Connie's hound to xtlfnotypa Just as :mon as the time is ripe. ACTIVITIES: Basketball. Dance Clubs, Monitor. ANNIE VUSBIKIAN 1913 North Franklin Street A sovialnle person, sw:'4't and ylljl. Shu- goes about things in, cz sensi- lzlv way. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 ,lil xv' ful JM' .fy f MARGARET WAUIJELL T' 3x4,QJll6orqi1 Rosewood Street -'RITAH Always smiling and very demure, She has plenty of charm, you can be sure. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. RALPH S. WADE 1311 Kerbaugh Street HUD Ralph confesses with ri smile That girls to him make life irorth- while. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Six-Footers' Committee. Dance Committee. , Lv'Q If 'MELVIN WALD X ' 3j13 Ridtre Ave yie I A J , - --MICRIQF' l When. an 1'lecfril'ian y u rre ill'-J mandi ng, tw' Get Mic'lc11y ,' h fn- rlf is out-l M I standing. J X Wi' ACTIVITIES: El cm Cr WJEICQ- , tric Cluy. Radic Clu . i I I I 1 HELEN WALKER 3858 North Smedley Street UUCKY When it romrfs to sports, IIuclf1l'S' in her glory: Look at I1-'r recordg it tells the story. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Gym Lead- er. Hoekey Club. Basketball, Base- ball, Infirmary Aide, Glee Club. l. JAMES W. AL ER 385 Nor h edle-57 t eet I ' IMMYYW Jumvge e is to rl in sports all Virgi Stated Which s oo ll honor him 'nw lcnoiv at s later date. ACTIVI Baseball. Basketball Footba . G a Night. Interschol: astic. Trac eam. Eighty-two RUSSELL A. WALLER 40 West Haines Street VAN Var He'll publish works successfully. fs hoblJy'8 writing poetry: ACTIVITIES: Baseball, cross Countrl' Team. Interscholastici League. Monitor, Track Team, Basketball, Debating Team. v. VERONICA E. D. WALSH 4242 North Hicks Street RONNIE A lovely Cardigan. we'd spy When Ronnie made the needles fly. ACTIVITIES: Infirmary Aide, Monitor. Gyms oiava WARREN 6 North 33rd Street MAZIE ' If silence I they say, Mane s d be 'ch some day. ACTIVITIES: M itor, Gym Leader. - O E WASHINGTO 62 ast Ashmead Street MISUTCHH When he's at the diamond, balls !lo over the wall: Slugger Butch exrclls 'when it comes to baseball. CTIVITIES: Cross-Country Team, Monitor, Track Team. . JANE C. WASMUND 5124 Newhall Street CI-IRISTIEH Why people love Christie is not hard to seep She'.s su-ect, congenial, and full of yl ee. ACTIVITIES: Dance Committee, Monitor. Spotlight Representa- t1V9, Tennis Club. I ll I f 'I'H0lY NE .I. WATKINS H423 North I t Street TO Y IIorx1'luu'k ri! ' . 'l'omhi. ' loves to do: I 's :rum 4.r1'r :4 ' e'II travh it yo EUNICE L. WATSON 3916 West Folsom Street To be fl wiirxn I'Junif'a rmpirvsa Of helpful szfrvivr- shr' nv-wer tires. ACTIVITI ES: Monitorl .IANICE WATSON IIT East Rittenhouse Street NIECE Nlw'1 ' 11lu'u1p4 lrulflzlvx o-rm' with lifle: Shr'lI 'nialrfr xonif' vhup u jolly 'llliftk ACTIVITIES: Banquet Hostess. Monitor. Gym Leader. JEAN ADELE WEBER 1810 North Ilailey Street JEANlE Jz'uni: ' 'wus always so full of fun, l'h :'4' rful, unfl luflyful to 1'v4'ryom'. ACTIVITIES: Commereial Club. Gym Leader, Swimming' Club, Monitor. Roller Skating Club. Ice Skatim! Ciuh. EDWARD WEINER 3114 Westmont Street SHNITZ Shnilz has ir1t1:Il'igr'nf'1e and nm- lrilimux yulorw: H1 ll mmf! opportunity right at thv' floor. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club. Eighty-Ihre: THE GRM OJ AN 6-41 j ER LDTEX WEIN 347 North 32nd Street ' HESHY The Ion s from lIl'SlI1l'N trumpet 'zlwra' a ways svirltilllzlirlyp Gnu! romponitiomi, some day hrf'll lu' creating. ACTIVITIES: Football Band. School Band, Swing Band. Publicity Committee, Basketball. . .VA 1 r Aviyf Ir ,, ? rf L J. fi ,fllll -f 4, . I L MARY WEINGRAD 2609 North Myrtlewood Street MIGGlE llvr rosy rlivvlrs, har flashing eyes are nglow mul merry: Our Miggi1:'s 1-hnerfulrmss dispel.-r ull our gloom and worry. ACTIVITIES: Debating Club, Gym Leader. Monitor, Representative, Camera Club. STANTON WEINSTEIN 5213 North Marvim- Street TUSH He glides o'1'r thu floor with ihc tlrzfotcst of mtw. His rhythm and gram: pleasing 1-orlz. one that sees. ACTIVITIES: A. A. Representa- tive. Alternate Representative. Gym Leader. Monitor. o' -imw ' North Do er St LOT . l,ul's a, irl 14' s 1 'Lxunt and rule' Allur ,. ranting. and royuixh fu hoo.. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Represen- tative. Commercial Club, Monitor. ELVA WHITEHEAD 4417 North Uber Street ELV I E h'l1'u'x the srzrrgstrrxx of our vluxsf Hvr i-will ability it'x hard lo sur- pass. ACTIVITIES: Gala Night. Gym Leader, Gym Leaders' Club, ln- firmary Aide. Monitor. Senior Day Committee. . V , ju I, f A 5 THE ,GR 1 'TZONIA N , llxfl 1 X ELOUISE WILLIAMS 1422 West Kerbough Street ELLA N She swings on the rings with the greatest of ease. But her real skill lies on the ivory keys. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Gym Lead- er. Banquet Hostess. IOLA O. WILMORE 1228 West York Street HONEY Sit Honey before a sewing ma- chine: She'Il 'make a dress that's really a dream. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader. School Art League. Sketch Club, Poster Club, Museum Art Class. Base- ball. Monitor, Infirmary Aide. Volleyball. CAROLYN WINTERBERG 4531 North Colorado Street CONNIE PVhenf she's through with tennis and her x'wimming's done. Connie goes out dancing to hare her share of fun. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Athletic Representative. Gym Leader, Ten- nis Club, Swimming Club, Com- mercial Club. JULIA WLADYKA 1809 Juaniata Street JUDY Golden-haired Ju,dy's preppy and QGVJ She has such a bright, sunshiny way. ACTIVITIES: Spotlight Represen- tative. Monitor. Infirmary Aide. Gym Leader. Dance Committee. REUBEN WOLLMAN 2514 North Corlies Street RUBEN If ever your car has a bump in the ender fi . Look up Ruben: he'Il make a good tender. N 26-41 Eiglityffour GEORGE H. WOOD 1859 Brunner Street WOODY Woody does not seem like one to shirk Allllfhivly that resembles work. LILLIAN WOODROFFE 3121 North Carlisle Street LIL Sogrieone's competent stenog she'll e. Lil has spunk and ambition, you see. ACTIVITIES: Gym Leader, Moni. OF. STANLEY L. WOODS 2143 North Woodstock Street STAN He's jack of all sports and master of one: Billiards is his choieeg he thinks it's fun. ACTIVITIES: Gym Team. Basket- ball, Monitor, Riding Club, Ping- Pong Club. RICHARD H. WOOLSTON 4525 North 17th Street SCREECHY He's got both brains and vaulting ambition. What more could Srreechy be 'wanting or wishin'? ACTIVITIES: Monitor. WILLIAM WURTMAN 2351 North 31st Street WHITEY At softball, Whitey's very pro- ficiefztg At. escorting girls, even more effic- Lent. ACTIVITIES: Stage Crew, Moni- tor, Inter-Class Softball League. JEAN FLORENCE YERKES 3507 North 15th Street MlDGE Jf:n'n's 11'6'KL8IlT4fT ho s 'were alvoys imma:-ulatqg jc L! Sh1 s woot, pr tty. ozzlltrery ur'- ruratv. ' ,ky ' ACTI si IA. Represent-V' t' eprs ative, Fiv ot mes. A. and 2 lass reasurer. Hi-'Y OJ , Senate Award, Spotlight Rep sentative. Ushers' Association, . Monitor, Gym Leader. .' H PHYLLIS 1. YOUNGMAN 1313 West Russell Street DOLLY In our hourtu, Dolly has won her place: Wo'll 'never forget hor aurecct, smil- ing for-rf. ACTIVITIES: Comercial Club. Monitor. Dance Committee. Ticket Committee. Five-Foot Femmes. by I Ax n sEvi ' .00lf is rvmarltir, though this If devry?- liynrrll one story: tho truth's A in hor eyes. ACTIVITIES: Representative, Al- ternate Representative, Iialniluet Committee, Five-Foot fFemmes. Camera Clubg Commercial Club, Dance Committ ,,Di'amatic Club, Gym Leader, fieake-Up Commit- tee, Monitor, Personals Staff of The Gratzonianf' Gym Monitor. MANUEL ZAGER 3021 West Berks Street MICKEY Einstcirfs successor Mickey surely will be: He liken intrirato algebra. problems, you sea. ACTIVITIES: Calculus Club, Math- ematics Club. FRANK J. ZIELINSKI 1516 West lllavis Street BUD l'l'h1'n it comes to football, husky Bud'n a star, W1' hope that in Drexel hc's still up to par. ACTIVITIES: Badminton Club, Baseball Team. Football Team. Gym Monitor. Six-Footers' Com- mittee. Track Team. THE GRATZONIAN 26-41 DAVID W.ZINDEL 3219 Diamond Street DAV E llu1w ' will svll lots and houses to us: Ile'll roll in tho money 'without any fuss. ACTIVITIES: Football. Cross- Country Team. S. A. Represen- tative, A. A. Representative. Spot- light Representative. Stage Crew, Prom Committee, Track Team, Electric Club, Mystic Fraternity. 300054, .. . ANN LENOJRN 'K' 2931 West Diamond Street SCATTERl4RAIN Wit and humor ore her rir-hes: She olivuyx kept the class in .-ytitches. ACTIVITIES: Alternate Repre- sentative, Dance Committeo, Gym Leader. Monitor, Prom Commit- tee, Senate Award, Sketch Club, Spotlight Representative. Com- mercial Club. D . ' ED ARW' RAKOWSKI i3?'cGermarito'wn Avenue .LED , At yas-'rh'o6l'airplcLru'.s Ed is an life: He builds ond ,flies tlufm ut Ford- ian pore. ACTIVITIES: Electric Crew, Lunch Room Captain. Monitor. CHARLOTTE J. ZUROFF 1607 West 68th Avenue TAKA A good dresser, efficient and neat- She's the kind of a ual that's a, business m1m's treat. ACTIVITIES: Monitor, Spotlight Representative, Swimming Club, 'gclliet Committee, Commercial u . ROY M. HARTZOG 330 East Rittenhouse Street ZOG Zag likvs music and football, too: Ha is 'never without something to do. ACTIVITIES: Cross-Country Team, Track Team. Football Team. EDWARD E. J. BAUCHENS 4311 North Marshall Street POLOCK Hf x good at building model planes: To fly will suit his later aims. ISABEL E. FRANKS 2360 North Lambert Street STORMY Sf?l4'lI1y is Isabel's rhief rerrrfatimr She orginatefs many a stylish rrel ation. ACTIVITIES: Monitor. Gym Lead- er, Basketball. KERVVIN VV. CONNORS 1302 Hunting Park Avenue K8TIl'IIIlS ambitions will reach a new high, When through aeronaufirs his skill lu' 'will fry. HORACE COOPER HALE 52440 North Carlisle Street COOP Coop would lead us in Hum or wire the stageg He's a handy man for any age. ACTIVITIES: Electric Club, Gym Leader. ROBERT O. WELT 3860 North 17th Street HOB In things illfflllffflllll, Bolz's our man: W0 nam? him Prof of the IJH vlan. ACTIVITIES: Debate Club. Moni- tor. Class Representative. LEROY C. FORKER 7033 Ditman Street LEE A fine Six-Footer is LeRoy, A tall industrious-loolciny boy. ACTIVITIES : Monitor, Six-Footers Committee. MILDRED T. PARTON 2518 North Garnet Street MlLLIE Millie is one of our outdoor girls On the irc' she spins and twlrls. FIVE-FOOT FEMMES SIX-FOOTERS RUTH IJVNN GEORGE BROWN Chairman Chairman Eiglltwsix y HI 'l'0llY FUR flllll GRA IICHILIIRE HILE we were engrossed in our senior activi- ties, the morning headlines from time to time startled us with announcements of events that we knew our grandchildren would some day study in history assignments. They, then, may wonder at us and our times, to satisfy that wonder even slightly, from this page, we of the present speak to them of the future. Certainly the European war had us interested, guessing, and troubled, for the battlefields were not, as once, isolated areas but the greater part of Europe, traversed at unexpected speeds with mech- anized divisions. Air armadas transported troops and in battle made no distinction between civilian and soldier but poured destruction and death into city streets, welding inhabitants into a great civil- ian army. This type of warfare, new for our day, spread in our senior year to the Balkans. Once more we heard of fighting at Thermopylae and of Greeks, warring on the plains of Marathong but this time no Pheidippides carried to Athens the message, Rejoice, we conquer! Greece became just another conquered nation, and the war went swaying along the northern edge of the Sahara and into the lands made dear to us by the Arabian Nights and the Bible, as Hitler moved toward Suez. Meantime, we of the United States were also shattering traditions. We embarked on a pro- gram of national and hemisphere defense. Hold- ers of the historically important number, 158, were the first conscripts in America's first peace-time draft. Franklin D. Roosevelt was elected our first third-term president, his defeated Republi- can opponent, Wendell L. Willkie, after pleading for national unity, flew to England, carrying a personal message from our president to the Eng- lish king. We girded ourselves for mass production, and business and industry revived, but under the leadership of the CIO and AFL so did the strikes, which were mediated by the National Labor Re- lations Board. We moved from our former policy of neutrality to an attitude of all-out aid to Britain, passed the Lease-Lend Bill, number 1776, and began to say good-by to boys going to the now completed military camps for their training. There was much visiting of ofhcials up and down the Americas and across the Atlantic in the inter- ests of defense. We gave to Britain our destroy- ers and vessels seized in American harbors. As our class came to graduation, the country was dis- cussing convoying our merchant ships to British ports and trying to solve the riddle of the flight to England of one leading Nazi, Rudolph Hess. Yet we lived our usual lives, cultivated our tastes, and followed the fashions. We danced the rumba, the conga, and the tango in a spirit of fel- lowship with our South American neighbors and wore military and naval styles. With patriotic fervor we sang Irving Berlin's God Bless Amer- ica, and, at our commencement, with an equal fervor, Ballad for Americaf' The battle on the airways between BMI and ASCAP re-established Stephen Foster as America's favorite composer and his Jeannie with the Light Brown Hair as the countryis favorite song. Mickey Rooney held his owng and Mickey Mouse went cultural in Fantasia, a production by Walt Disney and Leopold Stokowskig the latter retired from the Philadelphia orchestra at the close of that season. The Pulitzer Prize that year went to There Shall Be No Nighty' for tears, to Life with Father for hilarious comedy. Mighty Hank Greenberg left the diamond for the army, but Joe Louis remained king of tfhe ring. And what were our feelings? A spirit of un- rest, of insecurity, of enjoy-life-while-we-may con- tended with a determination to see affairs through to the right conclusions-all attitudes born of our country's position between peace and war. And what of our future? Totalitarianism or democ- racy? Or something yet unknown? We could not be sure. But of this we were sure-our coun- try, the United States of America, was destined to achieve great and noble history. Eiglitvseven e OY and sorrow, laughter and tears are great educa- tors. They make life rich, they gentle it into mellow- ness and enhance human endeavor. We, class 26-41, today have known only a few of our allotted years, now, awaiting full-bloom, we are eager and willing for joy and sorrow, laughter and tears, experience and adventure, trivial or otherwise. As a violin mellows with age, so may we. When in the future we recall our school days, it may be with conflicting reactions, and it may chance that memory retains only the trifling incident while the major escapes. Our Prom may be only a song, flowers, or a blush to us, then. Of our trip to Washington, there may well remain a surge of patriotism, of pride in being Americans, but our fascination at the waiter's ability to handle a tray of coffee-filled cups on a moving train may well outlast all other impressions, for Trifles make up the happiness and misery of mortal life. Fmunms WE BEHULD THE FACE 0F N TUESDAY, October 15, 19410, the sun rose in much the usual manner for one hundred thirty and some odd million other Americans, but not so for two hundred fifty-seven Washington Expeditionersf' For 26-441 went to Washington, and a more eager, starry-eyed, expectant group never journeyed this track capital bound. Alighting on the Washington platform, we got our first glimpse of the capitol domeg and it was like 110 other arrival. No other destination could so breathtakingly inspire us with awe. We imme- diately grew in importance and proportion-chests swelled, throats contracted, hearts pounded. And perhaps for the first time we really grasped the full significance of what being a citizen of our country means. Sectioned in bus loads with guides colorfully detailing the pass- ing panorama, heads turning left, heads swinging right, we were whirled through the intricate labyrinth-the Post Office Depart- ment behind us, Treasury Department beside us, and the Depart- ment of the Interior before us. We stopped for closer scrutiny at the Capitol and the Folger Shakespearean Library. Our course took us to the highest tribunal of our land, the Supreme Court, and some of us were even fortunate enough to see the justices in session. At the Bureau of Printing and Engraving, there was money-money everywhere but not a cent to sample. Rapt and humble we looked up into the sad eyes of the Emancipator at the Lincoln Memorial- our cameras in constant action, clicking here and clicking there. From the Smithsonian Institution we went to Arlington, where we paused at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier and under leaden skies laid our wreath and paid our solemn tribute. Then to Mount Vernon, the home of George Washington, our furthest point south, and heah, sho nuff, we dashed off souvenir postcards, merrily munching historically flavored ice cream cones. Reluctantly we took our last fieeting glance at the city, never more to be just a starred dot on the map. Homeward bound, we foot-weary pilgrims were fed a delicious meal: and songs, pranks, and mischief carried us to Philadelphia, happier, glowing, and more comprehensive that we had left it. The whole and full portent of the trip was not to be limited to that one day alone for in our mind's eye we will always relieve and recapture each colorful event and thrilling incident at the men- tion of the name-Vvashington, D. C. Ninetvfone WVAND is waved. Gratz maidens are turned to fairy Queen Tituniasg Gratz men, to majestic King Oheronsg and the night is enchanted. Puck and his company spray magic dew-like drops of allure and gaiety. All is astir and aglow under the spell of soft lights, lilting mu- sic, dancing, flowers, and color. No, not a midsummer night's dream, but our Gratz Promenade! And ours is not the green secluded woodlandg ours is the festooned shimmering terraces of the Brookline Country Club. Ninetyftwo 'lllll PIHIM HO of us can forget the endless preparations for this night of nights: our transportation and date bureaus, the hustle-hustle and tireless ctforts of our committee . . . the hurried shopping trips to town, gown fittings, and dashes to the haherdashers . . . canvassing the florist for just the proper tinted posies . . , Mr. Brooks in the role of Emily Post . . . early dismissal . . . the grind under M'lady's hairdryer, the collar lvutton battle . . . our emerging club-hound with hearts and flowers, how the rains came threating our gala attire and finally even the skies cooperated, clouds parted and the stars triumphantly beamed down . . . then the difficulties we had in finding Brookline i11 spite of all the maps, routes, and specified directions. lVill we ever forget our arrival . . . the identifying tattoo and souvenir hracelets . . . the rehearsed formalities of introducing faculty to escorts . . . the thrill of gliding the hallroom floor with our teachers . . . Mr. Hagcmann and his lens watching all, clicking all, recording all . . . and after the hall was over l W? Nol VVe will never forget this night-our night. Ninetvthree 5 gas M if ,Lg J? n. 7 W mg., V N. ilgxqgx gl f 3 'EBV 1 ? ,qw x W Q, was as V R? ,, '25 3 W gf It li, X nh vi S lx H' Q A, Q Y f fri af! K 1 35, Lg k , x? 4 4 'Q Opposite page: 1. Greetings Gate-Late? 2. Signs of Spring. 3. I-lelzapoppinf' 4. Do-Re-Mc. 5. Somebody's Stenog. 6. Bend Down, Brother. 7. Early English Yawnl 8. Unaccustomed as I am- 9. Engine Trouble? 10. Hamlet-Nlodern Dress. 11. Go To It, Boys. 12. On the Rocks. 13. Bored? 14. Oh, yes! This pdgvi 1. Snap Out of It. 2. Stag Line. 3. Comfy, huh? 4. Afternoon Tca. 5. Get lt? 6. School Daze. 7. Curiosity Killed a Cat. 8. Mr. Morris and Young Herb Edison. 9. Cheer- ful Chums. 10. Monday's Puppies. 11. Heat Wave. 12. Co-cds. 13. Monkey Business. 14. Take a Letter. Nivietvfiiw SKS? NRS? .ff ,N .5 N A-wif A 5 .D x 4 fix 2:3 jk 3 N 35 2 sg 13 15 SN A Q U 2 a ,Mx fig ' 4. Q 1 4. , . wg ' -z , k M M. A-1 1- ,N xc.- K My .V M ' 44 I Q ii L. if , .4',' A .is mmf f ...,... F .- X, 1-The Best Musicians-Eleanor Endrich, Rubin Alexanderg 2- The Most Likely to Succeed-Esther Shaffer, Marvin Blitzsteing 3-The Most Energetic-Antoinette Pistilli, Bill Sharpesg 4-The Most Versatile--Mary Sukerman, Lee Sacksg 5-The Best Dancers -Pearl Krave, Irving Malling 6-The Shortest and Tallest-Ade- line Cohen, Milton Trachtenbergg 7-The Most Studious- Adeline Paul, Irving Maitin Qpinch-hitting for Seymour Klein, who was home studyingjg The Most Loyal Gratzonians-Leona Kessler, Harold Gottliebg 9-The Most Common Sense-Annette Ninetveight gil vw' U Ei R. A i f 94 1 . 5 Q 5 Y t V Q ' 5 , xi X5 ifil cz a 1 2 Q ,- s lf! J W ,f Q , Qbwjm ,fs W.. i j . 4 ' 6 P T ' 5, 'k'A ' - 'sr .,........,..... . A is I, J' Q fad' f , I 4 r . ,M -. LQ .a 1 , L Q , ...WW 1 W Al sf 5 -gif, xr' 551, CLASS PUEM VALE We stand on the shore of a turbulent sea, And bid farewell to our guides lVho gave us our ships and set us free, Alone we must breast the tides. Pile close our books on our A, B, C's, And leave fond friends behind. lVe set our sail for a stronger breeze, And enter a world less kind Than the sheltered haven of childhood days, The halls of our American school, , lVhere thoughts of freedom reign always And we practice the Golden Rule, Where liberty is not just a word, lVhere honesty reaps its reward, lVhere tyranny is a thing unheard, .ind the pen takes the place of the sword. The youth of today and the men of tomorrow, Slay soon be foils in a fight. kVe shall suffer the burden of sorrow, But when we emerge from the night, lVe shall endeavor to rebuild the world, For we are the ones whoill decide lVhether our flag .shall remain unfurled Or be drawn beneath in this tide. Then when the din and turbulence cease, lVhen all this vain fighting is o'er, lVe'll point the way to eternal peace, ,rind extinguish that monster, 76'tlT. lVhen we rebuild, we will use as our tool The precepts of Democracy. live shall obliterate all things that are cruel, And shall set all people free. Then we'll begin to love life and living find will help our neighbors survive. TVhen we enjoy equal taking and giving, Tolerance and love can but thrive. This is ours to accomplish, our quest, Our debt to civilization, For the twelve long years of sheltered rest Afforded to ns by our nation. lVe give thanks to parents and gentle leaders, T'Vho have kept our country free, And we give thanks to our forefathers, For our heritage of liberty. W'e give thanks for our strong foundation And for the opportunity Of a liberal honest education, In this haven of the free -FREDA Scl-IWARTZ One Hundred CUMME UEME T OVEliTl'lllCiHc1l0l'I31ll1H ........,., ,,...,,..A. .,,..,..,.........,.. , . ..... I Veidt Gratz Band PnocEss1oNAL- Pomp a11d Chivalry . ,.,..,....,.,. ..,... .... ,.....,.........,...,...... I B o berts INVOCATION ......,, ...,.......,.............,.........,.....,...,........ ....,.........., D r. Henry G. Maeder Department of Social Studies, Simon Gratz High School VVELCOME ..,, ,....,,.... ........,....,,.,....,..,.,...,.......,......,......,.. , ..,.,..,......,......,....,,... B e n Burnley President of the Students Association COMMENCEMENT THEME OPPORTUNITIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OI CITIZENSHIPH Responsibilities and Privileges of a Citizen .........,........,........, Written by Ruby Pope Delivered by Marcia Goldberg Hymn of Love CAdapted from the Largo of the New WVorld Symphonyj .,.. Dvorak Sung by the Class Accompanist, Molly Feldman A Better American .....,.,......,...,,,.,,.............. Written and Delivered by Miriam Axel Double Quartet- Carmena Waltz Song . ,... .. ,...,.,.,...... .....,.......,..... ,..,.........,... I V ilson Sopranos-Peggy Bean Ethel Manin Tenors-George Brown Felder Rouse Altos-Dina Kelves Carolyn Rains Basses-Irving Archinow Irving Maitin Accompanist, Lenore Peckler Good Citizenship in a Democracy ..,.......,...,.,...........,.......,,.... Written by David Croll Delivered by George Brown Cornet Solo- Lost Chord .........,......,...,..........,..,...l......,,....,....,,.....,.......,..,,. Johnson Cornetists, Eleanor Endrich, Harold VVeiner, Edith Lieberman Accompanist, Molly Feldman, Assisted by the Band Education, the Cornerstone of Democracy .,....,.,...,...... ,..Written by Adeline Paul Delivered by Geraldine Ginsberg Ballad for Americans ,'.. ,.,.....,,.,........,....., ...,,.........,..,,........,......,.........,...,... , R obinson Gene Palmer, Soloist Sung by the Class Accompanied by Lenore Peckler Farewell ,. ,.,. ,,...,.,..,,,.,........,..,..............,,....... .......,.......,...., B e t ty Thompson President of the Graduating Class Presentation of Diplomas ,.... ..,.......,.,............... B y the Principal, Dr. E. Carl VVerner Class Song- Gratz High Adieu ....,. ....,., I Vords and Music by Cerlene Myers RmcassroxixL- Victory March .,i.. ,,.. ..,...,. ..,.,.,.,,,.,... , , . .. Johnson One Hundred One :mm BULLIHIG d'1'v AC BA KETRALL HE basketeers of tl1e season of '10-'41 under the able guidance of Mr. Shegog finished tl1e season with four wins and nine losses. This record doesn't look very impressive on paperg however, on the court our team gave a much better account of themselves. Another factor to be considered in connection with the record is that three starters gradu- ated at mid-term. Even so, a surprising thing followed. Captain Solon and the boys won the next two games in a row, rising to their greatest heights in beating Ben Franklin 52-23g Solon earned honorable mention in every paper's all-public-high basketball team. Our team's defeats can be attributed to their inability to work the ball under the basket. They were forced to take too many long shots, which isn't a very wise move in the public-high league. After getting the ball downcourt the boys just didnit seem to have that extra spurt with which to swish the cords for those all important two points. On a whole, the team had a fairly good season. Reds Tabas, Campie, and Walker ably represented 26-4-1. SCHEDULE Opp. Grnt: Penn Charter .,.... ..... 4- 0 10 South Philadelphia .. ,. La Salle ,..,.,..... .,,. 2 0 18 Germantown ....... .... Bok ...... ........ ..... 4- 9 25 Frankford ,..,,..,...., Overbrook ..,..,....,... ..... 2 7 20 Benj. Franklin ..,. Olney ..,.,..,....,,.,......,.... ..,.. 2 6 33 Central ...,.,....,... . VVest Philadelphia ....... ..... 3 3 23 Northeast ,..,,,. Bartram .....,...... ........ ...,.. 2 O 18 Hoxborough .... First: Campie, Rachwal Cflaptainl, Solan, Walters, Tabas. Second: Avart, Sharpes, Morris, Meade, Ziernicki, Lewis, Walker, Mr. George F. Shegog lCoachl. Opp. G rut 50 22 26 25 22 33 24 50 241 19 41 24- 19 14- 1 I . First McCutchen, Brown, Ciammetti, Kolanko fCo-captainl, Sparks, Barlow, Pennick, Perle, 'weeney Second: Coach Francis P. Tierney, Matazutsky, Pennick, Ginnelley 1Co-captainl, Braufman DeChristafano, Deissler, Pistilli, Lawton, Phillips, Assistant Coach John Boyce. Third Paravmcini, Kancher, DeChant, Bailey, Huckings, Boardley, Lustigg Myer-sg Pughg Cashman, Grippo. FUUTBALL HE football season of the fall of '4-0 cannot be classed as being Very successful, in fact, it was one of the most disastrous seasons in Gratz's history. However, we of 26-4-1 do not have to be ashamed of our team, for we were represented by a group of fellows who had more fight and spirit than a great many of the other high school teams. Against us were scored one hundred eighty-four points, while we scored only sixg however, these six points were mighty big, since they were scored against Olney while Olney was held scoreless. In this game our boys fought their hearts out, and their hard-fought game didnit go unrewarded. The one and only score of thc year was hung up by co-captain Mervin Braufman who was the outstanding star of the team and, incidentally, is a member of 26-4-1. Other players that represented 26-411 were Mc- Cutchen, Kancher, James, Hamburg, Pennick, Grinnelly, Blum, Lipshutz. Next year there will be many changes in the football system at Gratz High. For one thing there will be al new coach who will get not only more financial aid but stronger moral support from the faculty and students. SCH EDUI,l'l Opp Gllllf Bartram .. .. Frankford . .... Germantown ...., Overbrook ....., , . Northeast .. ...,, .,.. , . Roxborongh ,..,... . Olney ,. ,....,. .. One Hundred Five BA EBALL BASEBALL SCHEDL'1,E Opp. Graf: Opp. Graf: Olney ,..,....,...., .,.,, . 15 3 Benj. Franklin ......, ...,,... 1 1 0 West Phila. .. . 3 6 Central ., ......,..,. 7 3 Bartram .... 3 0 Northeast ..,,. ...,. E 5 -1- Southern ......, 7 0 Roxborough .,.. , 12 5 Germantown ...,.,. 11 5 Overbrook 1 0 Frankford .. ,....,. 13 6 First: Sweeney DeCristifano, Weiner, Campie, Gawronski, O'Neill, Polowczuk, Reily Second' Hurlock, Pistilli, Koecher, Levy lCaptainl, Linton, Blum, Rachival. Third. Gresh .flVlanagerl, Day fAsst. Managerl, Busch, Zondik, Myers, Skolinick, Solon Mr. Clausen fCoachD. HIS year Coach Clausen must start from scratch and attempt to build a strong baseball aggregation. Of last year's team only three men are returning. The team is being built around these three, Polowczuk, outfielderg Campie, a pitcher, and Captain Jack Levy, first baseman. Some of the raw recruits like Gawronski, a catcher, and Weiner, an outfielder, are expected to give a good account of them- selves. The team as a whole stacks up as a good fielding outfit but rather weak at the plate. Also the pitching staff is none too strong. Among those who ably represent 26-1111 were Levy, VVeiner, Gawronski, O'Neil, and Campie. One Hundred Six First: Wishnetz, Eisenberg. Meade CCaptainJ, Stern, Mm-land. Second: Tabas 1ManagerJ, Man- del Rosen, Joseph Oser lffoachl. 17 First: Christensen, Eisenbxs R Flynn Captain Boyer, Flynn Stabeiskl Second: Lizut, Shotynskl, Naumowncz, Kurowski Loughery Weaver, Moran I'l'II most of inst yv:n s t4'IlIll rm 1 After losing tin' first tilTl'l' ixwvts. in l 'gym tvzun gmve- :i fairly good :uno of its strong. winning tin- iust two. in tin Cl L 1 Jitlllfiili m lm'vt.Ur:1tz filiisilvmi tilirli. C il lril'-. IS ,Q I iwis finisin-ii tilirmi in ilIliiYiIill2li svn ri 0 Grutz most C1'l't1lilliy wouiii li s ll 0 mi l'ilIllllIJi0llSiliIl. :is was expected. but om num 11, om' :mai two IIIUH provcmi im-iigiimix L Um, hm 1 'l'i'iNNi5 5C'iii'iIN'I.i'i Opp W. Cuiliolic' ZZ N. liiliilliiit' , i Penn l'i1zu'iA-1' W. iiiliillliK'iIlili1l ., l iiilllj' . l lil'l'lllillli1lXVll 2 Si. .iowpiis . 2 Nortln-usi 1 ifl7Xill!l'0llQ.Eil . ,. U fil'llil'2li , 1 i'.l'1llliii.Ul'li I I. X,M'i l 1 First: Kelly, Pio, Captain Kenny, Solan, Uebanck. Second: Lis, Cata'di, Nitterour, Rachwal, Poslusny, Campie, Polowczuk, Uminslci NCR again the SC'llVVCltZCI'I11Cll proved SCHEDIYLE themselves f'01ltCllllCI'S for the public Opp. Grate - - 1' ' 4 1 ..... .. I lliglx soccer CllIl1llpi0llSlllP. Cilptiilll Tom gi::,?llcci1iTiil,EC 1 g Kenny and the boys finished il good season Mustlmum ,.,........., .. 0 3 with five victories. one tie. and 'two losses. T Blf.'1llllCl S of 26'-1-1 that played on Gratz S Ufrinantown .,,...,.....,, 1 2 soccer team were Cznnpie. Kelly, and A 2 f, cilZlllZlJCI'g. Frzmkforrl .,.... ., el 1 LONG with the participation in sports SCHEDl'I,E comes the praise and admiration of 'tlle lsurh-.im U55 Soutlu-rn -125 Grntz-113 fans. but not so with H055 Country- These Nortlmeust--38 Franklin 3205 Gretz- boys play the game for the love of the Ly-nfmy U53 GC,-,n,,,m,w,,-11gg firatz... sport alone, therefore. we of 26--1-1 take off our hats to :1 group of fighting fellows. Seated: Manager Barclay, Welsh, Palmer, Captain Franklin, Coach Sklar, Mazurck, Hill, Braves. Standing: Manager Burnley, Griglione, M. Brown, Rauer, Solian, Heitman, Klein, A. Brown, G. Brown, Assistant Manager Washington. , Aw ' -'- . ' Ulf ' M7 Vid M.. M' GlRL ATHLETlC UUUNUHQ GIRL 'GYi LEADER One Hundred Nine HH privilege of hecoming a member of the Athletic Council is given to all girls who have accumulated sixty points of after-school activities. Miss Bowen, Miss Muir, Mrs. Hall, Miss Logan, Miss God- frey and Mrs. Fitzgerald have given up their time to help coach the girls in the different activities. and the girls appre- ciate that fact a great deal. Regular at- tendance in cluhs, sponsored hy the Coun- cil, entitles members to five points. Class numerals are awarded to those who have earned thirty points. They must collect sixty points to he entitled to wear the S. G. g and the highest athletic distinc- tion, the Gnu is awarded to those who have earned ninety points of credit. Sonic council members are elected managers of eluhs. Another member is chosen to repre- sent them in the lntra-Club Council. a newly organized hranch of the Student Government this year. Memhers of the Couneil are also chosen to he on the Health Council. an organization of teach- ers and students, which is working to pro- mote the health of the student hody. The class leaders are chosen according to their athletic ability and willingness io cooperate. Leaders demonstrate the gym aims for the pupils, and in this way they relieve the teachers of a few hurdens. if-5. GIRLS' Pllltl' CLUB is an association of persons to promote a common object. The object of our clubs is to help us make profit- able use of our leisure time. Not only do we receive the skill required for a certain type of sport and make new acquaintances, but we also help to strengthen our own character. The skating clubs were organized this year, and they received great support. Tennis, basketball, baseball, volleyball. hockey, and swimming were continued as in the past, and each club had a success- ful season. The girls receive little publicity, but in joining these clubs they do assimilate a much needed lesson in sportsmanship. They realize that if a game isnit won fairly, there is no fun in winning. The girls work together as equals, without prejudice. If one girl isn't as skillful as the others, they take time out to teach her. These traits. namely, courage, fair play, honesty, thougbtfulness, after once being acquired, help mold their future character. The girls, without realizing it, think and act in their community as they do in their clubs and, collectively, all over the nation. These clubs help to make better Americans. UGU Dorothy Johnson, Eleanor Shields. USG!! Florence Baxter, Bessie Craven, Mary Slutsky, Hilda Spector, Shirley Sussman. Rose Tocce. Numerals Helen Aschenbrand, Dorothy Beach, Catherine Damiano, Edna Ellis, Dorothy Evans, Doris Fischer, Eileen Fitzgerald, Helen Flanagan, Geraldine Ginsburg, Frances Kartoz, Miriam Lessin, Alice Levy, Mary McCoy, Margaret Morrissy, Dorothy Patterson. Anna Stout, Dorothy Stout. Owe Hundred Ten School Song I G Gratz High mf Mode:-ala marstoso Words and Music by Robert A. Gerson 2 P u 121. 13-1 :F -.-rife 1:gg4:,l:i:,1 ::1::.iij-lv IEJL1 2'11,3':lpa-: 4j,:1!::1,:1i iiivigigiaz gig- l' ii H'T'T of ?'ofzeet-r.r r-we 'wif 1. Gratz High thy sons shall cheer lor thee, Thy daughters sing thy praise, Thy 2. The bus - y years will fol-lowyouth,With oth- er in-t'rests iilledg May 3 .L 5 I I I 1- . I -5 ggfiliv if -,E ,! 1f g3 5 !'g1 :Qf'ifg,2rr'gi '51-:fi - - --nw 9 - +- 9 +-- - W - - ef- 9-41- W.: fp- -V up 5 to 1: p V E gp: rfe'Ea V- zezpgpreg .. CTCS. - 45-4. -- .- .W , Y al- igjj G jig' iii :1 J 31 fi: :lt :qi .lagjli ,jg if' jig: ,jgiiiit ggri.-fg,!,1 Q- a-,-3': igiggiegi- ' 1 ii' W' 3311: ' i '- F ' I name and fame shall hon -ored be Thro' end - less days guid-ance ev - er be the truth By thee in - stilled. ' ' I I Our voic - es glad - ly And so throughout this iii? ?j,f,!?pi gilt I ' E K :E e P4Ei'ip:E 533122 Qlifllifg WEE EEVE 'f I T's.J T' I' I' A P - fg4.'f::LL-J H4111 i5lA1il:1,H:1: TLi. ,1g iqlggijgi gi graft, pljiiigj '9 3,.,g,1 ijijg iifl: li' as 1 W 'e o lm' V' ii' Tlr' gfifj? if l we will raise To show our love for thee: ....-. A deed, yet more than world of strife, Wher-ev - er we may be, -.----..- We owe the great-est l io- QL :gi - - - I Y 52giflf.i'l'5fgi Qp,,, g,,ad i elim l-glgflgf iilgligi Y -r-- itffif- -r-----91l-p-!- -l----lf+--gD-- -C ,-f- -I-El 'i'Il:'!i H i.'7'iii'i , ifpljillii Lilii Q-I: V , I' V Y' 'il V Vx.,l V' gaZ'T '1S'1'+ i I1 deaf 'l '3- 'ly-1-1 - - 2 A Y fi V 7 - -7 - - ---Q-f f - -Q T iw. 1 ijilipiii iijilijiii df 454512: Lggtiig:E3gi2i ipezqi-1124? QS? l'd'l1UTgsT VTVMI 4-1 V' IFF- 3 Vkfaf-r l E-2 Q. , song d's- lays Most rev-er-ent loy - al - ty .-.----- - . debt iim plife, Dear Simon Gratz High,to thee... i Hur Eh! 'Gratz Hlghw' Thou l . fe l . - ,- Lb - 5fJN,,aa-,L glue-, -f'g1,4-1.. 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Opposite Carman Theatre EDUCATIONAL INFORMATION FREE TO PARENTS AND STUDENTS Publishers Of the Exclusive Educatiomol Cotologue CHOOSING YOUR COLLEGE OR SCHOOL ' I Wrnte, Phone, Or Coll Tuxedo cutaway PHILADELPHIA EDUCATIONAL Full Dress Suits PUBLICATIONS For Weddings, Dinners, Dances 1524 Chestnut Street GUARANTEED FIT PROMPT SPIWICT lfll IW' R d ,ISIS Open IVOITIITQQ Um' HIHIIIYKII 'flurlrel THE ALUMNI ASSOCIATION WELCOMES The Class at 26-41 and Extends l-leartiest Congratulations H. SEGAL 1-1161-l GRADE Cl-IOCOLAT 2049-51 North 7th Street The Concern which supplied our 1213 Candy Stands ES GRADUATION GOWNS MRS, L, E. MCCALL 7423 North 21st Street HANcocl4 8444 COSTUMES TO RENT MILLER COSTUMERS, Inc. 236 S. 11th St., Phila. Clean, Authentic, Reasonable Costumes used tn Slmcn Gratz Hugh School plays are farntshed by MlLLER COSTUMERS Pen 1892 Est 1992 At the Head of the Class A Complete Line at Fine Gutts QUALITY JEWELRY for the Graduate Pay only SOC or S1 a Week or Pay Monthly :s1'AsLlsH:o lasqmg JEWELERS SILVERSMITHS III2 Chestnut St. 5600 Germantown Ave. 28 South 69th St. 4650 Frankford Ave. IIT One Hun OIWIGEII BUSINESS TRAINING Shorthand and Typewriting, Stenotype, Stenographic - Secretarial, Executive - Sec- retarial, Standard Business Training, Ac- ccuntancy, Special Short Business Courses and Finishing Courses, Medical-Secretarial, Journalistic-Secretarial. to O All Courses Day or Evening Graduates Are Located Through BANKS Planned Employment Service frgm 9 BANKS COLLEGE 27-42 Estalnltsltod ter over half a Century IZOO Walnut St. Pen. 4774 . ACORN Iron and Supply Company 9I5 N. Delaware Ave. Philadelphia, Pa. DINING ROOM ZI6 Chancellor St. MRS- J- H- CI-AU5 FLOWERS 3450 Germantown Avenue . Flowers bv Wire One Hundred Fifteen I - I 1 1 :4-,-4:-, BusinessTraininb :--2, f.,Un.i,.nm ron Youns MEN Ann women E DAY AND EVENING CLASSES E - General Business Stenographic-Secretarial -I rf ,ii J Executive Management Executive-Secretarial : Administrative Accountancy MedicalSecretarial 1 MII fm' Civil Service Preparation IShorthand or Stenotypyl : Speclallzed Evening Courses E ,, ., fi: - 6 'Init Business Correspondence Office Appliances -n ' ' 1?'t fIEiE .QI Uniform Accounting Systems : 4 l'lllI5t5!UQQff 'Il' 'A Advanced Accountancy Sales and Distribution - ' ' ' Personality Development and Public Speaking : ' l - I I - I - Peirce School Burlding 11 n PineSt.WexiafBroacl Philadelphia : - I- l I I I A SCHOOL MAY ALSO BE JU DGED NORTH BY ITS PHILADELPHIA ACCOMPLISHMENTS TRUST COMPANY O 52525 STRAYER-troined persons obtained good business positions during i940 268 STRAYER-troined persons received CIVII. SERVICE oppointments during i940 FOR BUSINESS OR CIVIL SERVICE YOUR CHOICE SHOULD BE Serving Nortlt Pliiloclelplin Sinrc l':7l Member ot Eederol Deposit Insurance Co I5 0 Y R' S-l-RA E S Broad 5' Germantown Ave. BUSINESS SCHOOL Philadelphia 807 Chestnut St. Philadelphia Compliments ot Mig M35 North 0376 THE SPOT 4 ESKIHS Ho 1 I 1 'f er PUIICIIQOIIGI IC . IQADIIOWTJISI GiIErl2ltEI2wldRs l7th and Pike Streets Phila. 4130.32 GERMAN-I-OWN AVE' MARY'S BEAUTY SALON Speciolizinq in PERMANENT WAVING . ond Hour Coloring 3001 N. Taney St. Sag. 2157 Compliments of PARK THEATRE 3lst and Diamond Sts. 4 I One Himdrccl Sixteen TH E STUDENTS ASSOCIATION Extends Its Sincere Congratulations to the Class ot 26-LII tor lts Excellent Record ENROLL NOW Reservations Limited Sl-IORT COURSES in our Cool Summer School Especially planned tor both ACADEMIC AND COMMERCIAL High School Students and Graduates LOW RATES PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL of OFFICE TRAINING Write or Call Rit 45597-LI898 2100 Chestnut St. I 1 1 TO CHARTER A BUS JUST CALL MICHIGAN 6363 CAPITAL TRANSIT CO. Compliments ot HI - Y GIRLS Simon Gratz High School Charter Bus Headquarters 1416 F STREET, N. w. June Boyd WASHINGTON, D. C. HAlRDRE55ER Finest Louiomcnt Moderate Ralvs 1015 Somefgef Street GRATZ PHARMACY Compliments of Tl-IE STUDENTS' STORE Wlrtrre Gratzonians Eat and Meat '- Luncheonette K Soda Fountain 908 Chestnut St. School Supplies 3965 N. I7fh ST. Rad. 95II-9483 SUPERIOR BAKERY Coniplinients of John NIQVO, PVOIU- 12B-5 TRIGQNQMETRY Supreme Toasted Bread Cruinbs MR. BROOKS' BRAIN TRUSTERS QUUIWV Bfeffld Dov. 8216 I6I W. Logan St. I - I - - - I - One Hundred Seventeen ALLAN STUDIO Artists and Photographers e I6I3 CHESTNUT STREET RITterwI1ouse 3696 'D PHOTOORAPHER FOR THE SIMON ORATZ HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATING CLASS OF FEBRUARY I9-4I One Hzmdfecl Eighteen 1 . ' ,'1 ' f'! ',. 9 - f1'.iJ'I T5 .- , ' - fl 'L if F-.VT 'K-,J '9'f 5'? 'ir' 'iffl 'l',w'X'W fu If 'QYQFE o f3341f:1lI'f'l4'?'T7l!'Wf' 'T'Jf5'Y'l ' ff7 ,'fV l'JQ2,,1'?.Xf 'Q '-'. i I -A ' ' Af' ' ' w fl 1 :-45' ...-,sul '11- X ' 4 L v-:N--' H ze, ' - X Q'A.f2'2'X'34. ff' 'wk w1'E3'?'L E l-f: 'iw fe , :- 'in :.- '- ef: A 'f lf'3'wA ' APY ,-LQPWI' ' 'Y' .ee -- 1 V - lf 4.1,-' . , ' 1 uf-wel: - 'e W' Swim ' -fi. v .A 5:1 ' ew 1 9-2:q,,','fg? 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Beth : a house Beta Bay Figure 3. 7 I Gimel : a camel Gamma Kay UR alphabet came into being ages ago. Credit for its origin is given to the Phoenicians, who formed letters or symbols representative of what was important in their daily life and activi- ties. The first letter, A, represented food, Alef, an ox or rather the horns of an ox. It was made by two diagonal strokes with the apex at the bottom and crossed in the middle with a line representing the yoke. Through use, and the desire for speed in writing, this mark evolved finally by way of the Greeks and Romans to its present formation. QSee figure 1.j The letter B followed in the same way. After food came shelter, the Phoenician symbol being representative of Beth, a house. fsee figure 2.j Transportation was next in importance. The third letter, C, being representative of the head and neck of a Gimel or camel. fSee figure 3.j Doors, windows, hooks, fences, hands, palms, whips, water, fish, eyes, mouth, head, and teeth followed and were symbolized by marks. The marks in turn forming the beginnings of our alphabet. All of them the product of man's imagination, the gift of God. So today we are the heirs and assigns of all that has gone before in the way of alphabet designing and redesigning. This annual, the product of the imaginative minds of the Staff, assisted by the highly skilled artisans of the Clark Printing House, Inc., is representative of the high excellence that can be attained in this character of work, when the tools at hand are understandingly applied. 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