John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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M, -, , WA, +,fg,,,,iW .,,,, .1 L. ,,g.,k, H2-f V 5- '-'1W'vw'sw4'4w'A law-auf-fa 1w!l?bff A '-, . ihlwburwwb- Y The Trailmarker Class of February 1942 JOHN BARTRAM HIGH SCHGOL PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA William E. Burkard January Zttthf 1942. To the Members of the Fourth Class of the john Bartrarn High School- Your gift to the school was the painting showing the discovery, by John Bar- tram and his son William. of the bubbling springs or 'gfountainsv in Florida. This incident occurred during a trip made by John Bartram in 1765 shortly after his appointment as official Botanist to the King for the Colonies. The trip through the Carolinas, Georgia, and Florida followed, lasting through the fall and winter of 1766. John Bartram was at that time sixty-six years old - quite a voyage for one of his years. He had physical endurance, no hardship was permitted to interfere with the faithful performance of his duties. The 'afountainsn in Florida, caused by the up-rush of waters from subterranean Caverns, were probably similar to those that may be seen today by tourists at Silver Springs and other places. To John Bartram they were a constant source of wonder. He was fond of the strange and the unusual in Nature. His very start as a botanist was based on his Wonder at the perfection of design in the humble daisy. It was in the tield of botany that he became famous, but John Bartram's fame was no accidental thing. He had the qualities of greatness. This is shown by the friendship of other great men, their respect for him, and his extensive correspondence with famous scholars abroad. For each of you, the members of this modern Fourth Class and spiritual sons and daughters of John Bartram, I Wish these qualities that were responsible for the success of the man whose name this school so proudly bears - Faithfulness to duty, Physical endurance, An inquiring mind. i if 'J WILLIAM E. BURKARD, Principal. 5 t Dedication for the Trailmarker The first class to graduate from John Bartram High School was known as the Trailblazers . The second class saw lit to dedicate itself to Consolation and the third class to ulnspirationw. Our class, during its stay at Bartram, has striven to add new ideals to the already high standards set by the preceding classes. lt is for this reason that we have decided to dedicate ourselves to Leadership . It was leadership which played an important part in the life of ,lohn Bartram. Had he not been the embodiment of this quality, he would never have become the great man whose name we now cherish. We, as a class, have had the unusual honor of being the first group of students to advance through Bartram from the lowest grade to the highest. ln doing so we have served as leaders for all future classes which may enter this school. As we go on in life, we shall constantly see how important leadership is to all civilization. Without it, there would be no advancement. Science, politics, and cul- ture would be at a standstill. There would be no one to look ahead and see the great possibilities in the future. Let us hope, as we go out into the world, that this quality will better enable us to dedicate our services to the advancement of mankind. It is, with this thought in mind, that the February class of 1911-2 dedicates itself to Leadership . 6 Nr ' ff xx as 'M fg Q l gmwg ill Inns'-'ml Q? umm umm mg SCHOOL Assistants to the Principal Your faculty has attempted to prepare you to take a real place in society and to render valuable service. My most sincere wish is that they have accomplished this. WM. H. ROERCKEL. .... Tolerance is a necessary asset for any one of iny age. Would that I could bestow upon you a toler- ant spirit, for then I am sure you are equipped with a most valuable tool as you leave John Bartrarn. My Very best wishes. HELEN A. HADLY. Hail and farewell. What else can I say to a class whom I do not know, except uHello, good luck and good-byefi Bartram will miss you. I hope you will miss Bartram. SIDNEY LEE LI VERS. P 9 Heads MR. SIMON HUNN Commerce MR. CHESTER H. JOHNSON Mechanic Arts DR. EDWARD WILDMAN Science of Departments MRS. ETHEL GLENN English MR. JAMES THORNTON Physical Education MR. MATHIAS RICHARDS Social Studies 10 Department Chairmen Dr. Eilberg, mathematicsg Miss Easley, musicg Miss Lynn, home economicsg Miss Roberts. artg Mr. Kessler. foreign languages. Faculty and Sta WILLIAM E. BURKARD, Principal Assistants to the Principal WM. H. BOERCKEL HELEN A. HADLY SIDNEY LEE LIVERS ENGLISH Dorothy K. Glazer William Lingg Ethel F. Glenn Beatrice 0. Baldwin Katherine Beasten Nan N. Bergh Alice E. Fellger, Ph.D. Dorothy Ide Abraham Kowel Alice C. Lowengrund Andrea Matthews Kathleen McCarthy Helen Geisz Beatrice Ryers Dorothy Wagenbauer Elizabeth S. Walls COMMERCE Simon Hunn Edward G. Clendon David Cohen Louis H. Diloia Florence Fields Hyman Horowitz Ruth E. Kelly Jacques A. Lurie Cora Major Gerald Mandell Helen Norton Jennie Rotman Israel Schless Frances D. Swain MECHANICAL ARTS Chesley H. .Iohnson Albert W. Burton Robert Cridland Warren I. Currinder Edward H. Griflith Alfred Harr Joseph Hearn Philip Kirk Davirl S. Kafrissen 11 John S. Morrison John W. Robertson Anthony A. Roeser Jacob Weitzenfield MUSIC Ioan Easley Isadore Goldman SOCIAL STUDIES Matthias H. Richards Rosalie Alexander Annie Archer Albert D'Nuncio William Duncan Abraham Egnal Alice M. Hanigan Marie Horning Eleanor Marple William Ott Sylvia Weiss Helen Wilcles SCIENCE Edward E. Wildman, Ph.D. Ernest Rickell Arthur S. Clark I. Lewis Horowitz, Ph.D. Ralph Kahlbaugh Samuel S. Lepow. Ph.D. Helen K. Sawyer Anna M. Snyder Catherine E. Way PHYSICAL EDUCATION James Thornton Emanuel M. Goldblatt Gracine Holden Paul H. Keebler John P. Klinghan Hazel G. MacLean Yolanda S. Marheflia F. Ethel McDermott Russell Schott MATH EM ATI CS Arthur Eilberg, Ph.D. William C. Ball Karl S. Kalman Adeline M. Rosengarten Elizabeth Rosengarten HOME ECONOMICS Opal Lynn Rhandena Armstrong Gladys M. Currie Mabel Metzger FOREIGN LANGUAGES Louis H. Kessler Marion W. Kessler Adele Horton Helen Hurlburt ART Gertrude Roberts GUI DANCE Edna M. Boyd Edwin Steeble Ruth L. Van Tine LIBRARIAN Leah Pinson SECRETARIES Rebecca Mayerowitz Frances A. Gardiner Evelyn B. Kamel Ruth H. Levy Emma Wigo MATRON Rebecca Everman STOCK CLERKS Harry F. Hart Maxwell L. Omin INFIRMARY Rose Rubin, M.D. Stephen Hutnick, M.D Nellie Dugan, R.N. DIETITIAN Hortense Neale CUSTODIAN George Coleman MISS MAYEROWITZ, Executive Secretary EVERYBODY'S FRIEND 12 1 2 Advisory Council Standings Joe Coren. Morton Botel. Wesley Schneyer, Frances Donahue, Christopher Bren' nan, Harry Hartz. Michael Valenza. Thomas Conner. Seated- Robert Durning, Betty Ann Franks. Adelaide Ammon, Connie Bowen, Dr. Burkard, Catherine Young, Katherine Mc- Conigle. Betty Delany, Dorothy Doll, George Wallace. Dr. BL1I'li31'd,S Advisory Council, composed of students, oflicers, and represen- tatives, meets regularly once a month to discuss matters of importance to the school, upon which Dr, Burkard desires the opinion of the students. Ushers' Association if A F? E if 5 First Row- Sara Cordon, Betty Currinder, Margie Smith, John Duckworth, Everett Cahall, Agnes Woods, Mary Rhine. Second Row! Betty Harrison, Freda Schwartz, Dorothy Doll, Eleanore Hauser, Ruth Smith, Margaret Potts, Edna Weber. Third Row- Cora Donlin, Helen Abelson, Adeline Allen, Alice Coder, Thelma Haggerty. Fourth Rowe Mary Boyle, Ruth Seane, Lorraine Mahoney, Margaret Theuer, Dorothy Sutters. 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M , af , , rf! ,lf 1 x A , K Vs 1, .l. , '45 2' z , 1' if ' J 'L A -. 1 , 2 f f 'fm-, L 'V ,' ,AA -f, .3 ii Avia ,, A jg' .M ML ' ,.VVL 1 A fffifqj. 4 To the Class of February, 19-12: You have had the advantage over preceed ing classes of completing three full years in .lohn Bartrani High School. Each one has helped in the organization of the school. watched it grow and has con- tributed in no small part to the creation of our school spirit. I hope that after you graduate you will continue in the same spirit of work, service, and unselfishness. To all of you I tender my best wishes for your success and happiness. Sincerely, ,ga 727 HAZEL C. MACLEAN, Sponsor of Students, Association. f My ., f Student Association .l4.,,.L 51 ifeif-1 GEORGE WALLACE S. A. President l came to John Bartram from Tilden Junior High School where I received a meritorious honor cer- tificate. In 10B and 11A l represented my class in the House of Representatives. I was a member of the corridor patrol almost every term. ln 12A l became Vice-President of the Students, Associa- tion and now in my last term I have the honor of holding the highest position in the student govern- ment - that of its president. JANE OATES S. A. Vice-Presia'enL In llA l held my first public oliice, that of Class President. Also during this term, l was in Dr. Burkard's Advisory Council. This was an experi- ence which l shall never forget. Now in my senior year, l am one of the Drum Majorettes of our fine band, and l hold a very honored office in the Students' Association - that of Vice-President. RALPH BULLEY S. A. Vice-President My school activities in Bartram began in 10A when l was elected Senator. ln l0B il was class repre- sentative. l became Vice-President of the 1lA class. ln HB l was again senator. l have been a member of the corridor patrol every term. l participated in a play given for the l0A,s. l am now holding my highest oliice - that of Vice- President of the Students' Association. THOMAS CONNOR S. A. Chief Justice Entering Bartram from the Tilden Junior High School, l took part in inter-class basketball. l acted as P. A. S. representative and served as captain on the corridor patrol. ln 11A l started my climb to the oliice l now hold, by my election as class representative. ln HB I became grade senator, associate judge in l2A, and now l hold the honored position of Chief Justice. 18 Governin Bodies S E N A T E President George Wallace, Jane Hunnicutt. George Haas. Adalene Allen. Clifford Lord Madeline Fitzgerald. Jack Kahler, Ruth Culbertson, Raymond Hunter, Marie Confalone John Savchak. Doris Wesler, Kenneth Reynolds. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES Ruth Bird, Dorothy Fleming, Betty Hadley, Edith Koerner, Kathryn McGonigle, Margaret Stinger, Doris Trice, Frank Benner, Alyce Coder, Charles Cummings. Yvonne Gloss, Anne Hitch, Lorraine Mahoney, Betty Murray, Lorraine Rankin, Vera Solan, Katherine White, Bernice Baker, Mercedes Freas, Selma Hultzman, Walter Lucy, Dorothy Mulligan, William Sideloottom, Helen Wert, Betty Bodensieck, Ann Cleeland, Arthur Di- Ambrosio, Betty Franks, Dorothy Harten, Betty Kennedy, David Pagel, Florence Reichner, Richard Scofield, Mary Sudjian, Jean Vance, ,lean Brumbaugh, Betty Delaney, Thelma Duncan, Margaret Greenwood, Regina McGinley, Ticky Pallos, Helen Perney, Bill Sar- sching, Doris Walker, Kenneth Ball, George Burmingham, David Brown, Adair Davidson, James Devaney, Lois Erieg, Jean Cray, Jeanne Henker, Isabel Johnston, Samuel Long, Evelyn Manning, Shahab Mimassian, Betty Napolene, Loretta Phillips, Harry Rypple, Lois Shields, Milly Singley, Katherine Walther, Maude Wingo. 19 COURT l l l l Chic-f Justice Thomas Connor, lluth Smith, Constance Bowen, George Sinclair, Benjamin Prank, Eflilll Patterson. Rohr-rt Beachy. Installation Ralph Bulley, ,lane Oates, George Wallace, Dr. Burkard, Tom Conner. MESSAGE TO THE GRADUATING CLASS by the S. A. President At last the long twelve-year journey is over, and we have attained the position of young men and Women. As we look back on our school years, we find that the happinest ones have been spent in the John Bartram High School. The honor of the Hrst graduating class to complete the full three years in Bartram has been given to this class. A great many friends have been made, and l hope that in later life you will remember that there are Bartram Alumni meetings, at which time you can come hack and renew your old acquaintances. Herels Wishing our graduat- ing class the best of luck, and that we all shall be looking forward to seeing each other at our Alumni meetings. 20 ational Honor Society Adelaide Ammon, Lois Barbanell, Lenore Bohn, Morton Botel, Constance Bowen, Harriett Brodkin, Raymond Cochard, Robert Conway, Betty Currinder, Dorothy Doll, Harry Glick, Elizabeth Hadley, Eleanor Hauser, William Hoehing, George Lunn, Francis MacDonald, Pat Maicco, Betty Marshall, Regina Mullen, William Schulze, Freda Schwartz, Charles Scott, Ruth Smith, George Wallace, Elaine Yankeloff, Ruth Abbott, Lucille Crowshore, Thelma Hagerty, Lorraine Mahoney, Margaret Potts, Lorraine Rankin, Marie Ricchetti, Thelma Senatore. Doris Senseney, Marjorie Smith, Vera Solon, Irene Wolpert, Margaret Zappini, Elizabeth Thoennessen, James Vollmer, Anna Hitch, Catherine Jester, Dorothy Hayes, Harry ,I. Hartz, Norman Swigler, Raymond Hunter, Dorothy Colville, Dorothy Harden, Herbert Simon, Alvin Rosen, Irene Stoller, Anne Bogardus, Alice Criswell, Bruce Andrews, David Pagel, Ruth Culbertson, Louise Cotney, Catherine Young, Mildred Diem, Theona Mages, Ethel Kay, Harriet Caine, Wesley Schneyer, Alfred Appenzellar. Principal, Dr. Burkardg Sponsor, Mr. Duncan. The aim of the National Honor Society is to give recognition to good citizen- ship in high schools. Its principles are broad enough to include in its roll of honor a wide variety of admirable types of young citizens, Individuals possessing the traits of leadership, service, scholarship, and character are awarded a place in the National Honor Society. It is a fact that from our secondary schools of America the future leaders of the nation must come, and they, if they are to serve their country fully in this, its time of need, must find a way of searching out potential leaders and training them in civic usefulness and in civic ideals. The National Honor Society ollers one method by which a high school may fulfill this obligation. Long may it stand in the glory of its fine principles and help keep America foremost and fine - and as always MAmerica the Beautiful . 21 WJ-.9 , ,, , '- Th h e paintings w ich adorn the first Hooris main corridor were presented to the school by the various classes in the Fall term of 1941. In a formal ceremony on June 3, the works, with the artists involved, were introduced to an assembly of students and distinguished guests. The subject selection was in line with the desire, on the faculty7s part, to further acquaint the students with the interesting life of John Bartram. ,,.,.w-I-wfw tu,,,WWW W cf 5 ' .,,..-1 .,...:-1-wx,-.--'sf'-' U , - A- ' 5 ii an .Q , li 21 is if f? li eh if 23 ': Q, 3 i A : y -N , ., , ., . , ' ' 3 42 ,.,4.Mf,-,.,Wu,-,M,,.x,.:g,.,.,,,7,.i5.sV,.,.,,.,,,, ...., ,M-f,,.,,,,,,,,,r. -, - , ' . ,. ., . . A, I 23 .4-A l if ' : 1 24 Q, -J wr 4, 'll 569 BAND F 1'z1f1 t Roni- Madeline Fitzgerald, Itha Duerhannner, Kay Colgan, Berta Nul- liner. Margaret Stewart, and mascot. Second Row- Lawrence Roe, Emerson Stan- ley. Wlilliam Mt-Caughey, Vincent Malela, Margie Stehman, Ted Bickel, Anthony Decker. Herman Pastor, Connie Bowen, John Hight. Third Row- Elmer Blank, Anthony Cipriotti, Russel Gilbert, Rex Hoffman, Thomas Marchisano, Warren Jen- nings, Michael Rodolico, Albert Moretti, Quince Jenkins. Fourth Row- Arthur Tatum, George Birmingham, Charles Hutz, Dick Vorsheim, Marvin Miller. Fifth Roto- Williairi Rockwell, Charles Cooper, Ben Stanley, Winfield Starr, Williain McConnel, John Bevan, Joseph Coren. Last Row- Frances Donahue, Paul Cronk, Wfilliam Harding, Frank Gallagher, John Eereshetian, Stanley Schnoll, Joseph Dye, William Rothchild, James McDowell. THE JAY BEE First Row- Lois Barbanell, Thelma Duncan, Jane Hunnicutt, Betty Harrison, Elaine Yankeloff, Harriet Caine, Dorothy Doll. Second Row- Ruth Abbott, Lenora Bohn, Adelaide Ammon, Wesley Schneyer, Ruth Smith, William Schulze, Albert Paul. Third Row- Betty Moore, Betty Currinder, Charles Terry, Raymond Hunter, Morton Botel, Herbert Simon, Alvin Rosen, Irene Stoller, Mary Boyle. ORCHESTRA Christopher Brennan, George Lunn, Constance Bowen, Dorothy Ritchie, Benjamin Stanley, Charles Williamson, John Kurl, Melvin Vane, Howard Freedman, Stanley Kreyanowski, Frank Kotuick, James Cook, Lois Erieg, Ross Miller, Jack Kronk, Joseph Procter, Kenneth Nickle, Warren Emery, Vera Davis, Elmer Blank, James McDowel, Edith Lindstrom, Charles Celian, Beatrice Geiger, Marvin Miller, Paul Kronk, Jack Vasheim, Clinton Nicholson, Vincent Melella, Albert Moretti, Edna Erig, Francis Donahue, Bob Tetter. 27 HORTICULTUHAL CLLIB Shahab Minassian. R o b e It t Wood, Mr. Biol-zell, Harry Ripple, Thomas Meloro, Mil- hy Singley, Michael Rodolieo. Harry McGrady. Jean Can- field, Faith Hillier. PAN-AMERICAN LEAGUE Standing! President Samuel Long, Gladys Jones, Leon Naudasher, Helen Akins, Al- vin Rosen, Edna llarhaugh. J am e s Devenny. Szfffirzg- H a z el Swikton, lllllilnlfblllt' Stockdale, Alice flriswf-ll. ART CLUB Model- Adelaide Ammon. First Row- Helen Lamb, Charles Celian, James Hanes. Second Row- Ruth Marcus, Jack Baer, Lorraine Ludwig. Third Row-Claire Gill, Anne Bogardus, Albert Miglio, Miss Roberts. SPANISH CLUB Ruth Criswell, Robert Evans, Edward Schwender, Edward Dougherty, Mack Lindenfelter, Harriet Wilson, Cora Donlin. Alice Criswell, Margaret Potts, Thelma Senatore, Lois Barf banell, Grace Cromleigh. C1. 1 H. Q. .- CHEMISTRY CLUB Miss Way. Sidney Kessler, Williarn Schultz. Herbert Si- mon. Harry Hartz. George Lunn. Edvard Lutter. Eugene Sumbler. Robert Lehman. Abraham Podolsky, Howard Freedman. Alvin Rosen. Wm. Hamilton. Faith Hillier. Dor- othy Lunn. Dorothy Abrams, Jack Krick. FRENCH CLUB Faith Hillier, Alvin Rosen Eugene Sembler. Leon Nau- dasher. George W. Town. Syl- via Heller, Beverly Bien. Hel- en Ahelson. Q FENCING CLUB Mr. Egnal, Joe Silvey, Walt Reiser, Stanley Scnoll, Alvin Hosin, John Miller Elmer Beu, Bernard Spectal, Wil- liam Sorsching. George Burn- ingham. Edward Messick, Al- bert Miglio, Clarence Jack- son, Dave Berman. Charles Cummings, Earl Boonin, Ed- ward Dohrmann. Harold Dute, Raymond Bradshaw, Tony Decker. ELECTRICAL STAGE CREW J. W. Currinder, Vlfalter Shmihluk, Alex. Eecanin, Joseph Walter, Wallatee Gar- ner, Charles Daknis, lames Powers. Chief Walter gteimel. Lelioy Eritfkwn, Erneat Ste- phenson. A FEW OF BARTRANFS SINGERS Lower Row-Edna Harbough Dorothy Doll, Frances Har- nest, Alice Criswell, Betty Currinfler, B u t h Criswell Upper Hour- Betty Hartsock, Edith Lindstrom, Dorothy Rite he. BARTRAMAIRES George Haas, Tony Capriotti. Wm. McConnell, Charles Ce- lian, James McDowell, Rob- ert Teller, Francis Donahoe, Rich McAlonan, Vincent Ma- lelo, Pat Maiocco, Elmer Blank. Clinton Nicholson. CHESS CL UB Smnrling-Clautle Booth, Wil- liam Hoffecker, Edw. Sch- wenclner, Elmer Beu, Alvin Rosen, Marvin Weinstein, Norman Pearlmutter, Norman Chrissey, D a v i d Millman. 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Three 12B ducks from school! 33 MRS. ROTMAN Hello, everybody, remember us? Weire the fellows who represent the February Class of '42. You'll be seeing quite a lot of us from now on 'cause we're pretty important, you know. Now, as class mascots, we'd like to introduce our sponsors, Mrs. Rotman and Mr. Ott. They have been really swell to the whole class and have done a fine job in leading the class. Let's hear what they have to say for themselves. at wtf 1 E4 Af0oI and light-hearted I take to the open road Healthy, free, the world before me, The long brown path before mr leading wherever I choosef' The Song of the Open Roadu-Walt Whitman. We have worked and played together. The relationship has been most pleasant. Guidance has often been offered you which you have graciously and, I hope, profitably acceptedg but now, yours is the open road, and yours to choose wherever that road may lead. I know that you will choose well. May your choice be crowned with happiness and success. MR. WILLIAM H. OTT Dear Friends of the Class of I911-2: I deeply appreciate the honor you conferred upon me when you selected me to co-sponsor your class. The realization of the importance of this honor is the keener, since I feel through me, you in reality expressed a desire to be guided by your faculty. Three years ago you entered our grand high school with the desire to fit yourselves for honor- able careers. You have shown your mettle and made good. You are grladuating with a fine foun- dation in your chosen field of study and are going out into a world of endless opportunities with purpose and courage. I am proud of you and congratulate you on your achievement. I expect each one of you to fulfill your obligation of living a vital, useful life. I hope the ties which bind you to your Alma Mater will be increasingly stronger and more beautiful. Sincerest personal thanks, congratulations and all good wishes. 34 Xgg. 'I' CLASS OFFICERS Here are some other folks we'd like you to meet: the class officers. The students made a fine choice when they picked these officers to represent them. Now, how about a few words from the class president, Bob Durningl As we, the class of February 1942 face our commencement year in the John Bartram High School, we hope that we have done as well as the classes before us, and also left something in the school of which we may be proud. It was three years ago that the John Bartram High School was ofhcially in- augurated. We, with our new principal, Dr. Burloard, entered as freshmen to later become the first class to spend its entire high school life in John Bartram. We feel deeply honored in this, and hope that the following classes will have the same devotion for their Alma Mater. Our senior year was very pleasant in regard to our activities. The West Point trip proved to be most beautiful and educational, and something we shall always remember. The dances in the gym were enjoyed by everyone. The Prom, Class Day, and the Dinner Dance were the highlights of our senior term. All this could not have been accomplished were it not for the fine Work of our sponsors, lVlr. Ott and lVlrs. Rotman, and all the other teachers and students who helped to make our senior year a success. May I extend to Dr. Burkard and the members of the faculty my sincerest gratitude and thanks for all they have done for us during our stay at John Bartram? I should like to wish them, and also my fellow students, success and well-being throughout the future years. ROBERT DURNING. 35 RNINC MARY WAIID LILLIAN ZELLMAN NORTON BOTEL Vicefresident Secretary Af-ting Treasurer Have you ever been lost? Not exactly lost but - well, lost. I knew where I was, but I wanted to go somewhere else. I had enough trouble looking for the building that I wanted, but when I did find it, most of my troubles were still before me. . .But I'm getting in front of my story. Here is what happened. CI hope that you will pardon my ego if I write it in the first person singular.J I'd be willing to wager that the person who originated this system of planning streets also invented jig-saw puzzles. You couldn't find the right building in this town even if you knew it was beside a fish cannery. I wish that our national Senators, Bruce Andrews and George Sinclair, would have some money appropriated so that Rosalie Margulis and Jim Hanes could make some of those direction signs for which they are famous. Our weatherman, Robert Bennett, even says there is no sign of rain. - Let's see. . .I was looking for the office of Peter Di Mauro, who was going to design a ship for me. I have a crew but nothing for it to sail. My captain, Al Del Raso, hired Elmer Radtke as the first mate, William Engel as the second mate, and Stanley Radcliffe as the third mate. Sounds like bigamy. - I think I'll ask Officer John Sutton the way to the Ray Cochard Build- ing named in honor of that great construction engineer. Oh! You say it's beside the Harry Glick Theater...Here's the theater. There's William Sheridan fixing the wiring on the mar- quee. It says, HThat great impressario, Sidney Engle, presents Leonora Bohn, and Morton Bo- tel in tPenmar Ward Takes a Bromo', by Wesley Schneyerf' I notice Bob Teller is there with his band featuring Pat Maiocco, Americals greatest clarinetist, Jimmy MacDowell tromboning, Vin- cent Nocito drumming his fingers, joe Kadison fiddling with his beard. - Good trick if he can do it. . .Ohl Here's the place. The building without a flaw. I knew that George Wallace P NJ 'a w' ' - lit -4 -h - CLASS would forget something. . .Since the desk clerk, Sammy Weinstein, is asleep, Illl ask the tele- phone operatress for the room number. 'fSay, you look just like Margiell. Who? Margie Gear?l' f'Come to think of it, you look like Estelle Smith, my secretary? Listen, the name is Doris Simpson, and state your business. Huh? Oh, hels on the ninth floor. By the way, how did the Dodgers make out today? You say Jack Fortin found the ball they dropped in '41? I thought Bob Durning would get it. Anyhow, he was in there pitching. ...I feel sick. I see two John Taylors and three heads. Oh! The one center is cab- bage. Well, at least they got ahead. Here's the elevator and its operator, who is Lennie Cutler. Up or down?,' What's the sixty-four dollar question? Come on. I have a game of Mah Jongg to finish with Walter Swartley, Art Tatum, an'l Al Tustin. . . .Here are the officers. Let's see. UWil- liam B. Schulze, jr., attorney-at-law. Secretary, Grace Beach. No wonder he canlt keep his mind on his work. - This one is f'Appenzeller, Balzano, and Baker, accountants. tIf there is a loss of money, we can account for it.' Here is the office of Michael Valenzals munitions works. If at first you donlt succeed, try, try a gunf' I wonder if Annabel McCorkle is his secretary. It is she or Lillian Orlick. . .Ohl There's the elevator. f'Heyl Wait for mefl Mmmm. Coleman Cutler is operating this one. Guess he's working his way through Penn State. Ninth floor, please. What a shaky elevator. No wonder the elevator company of Joseph Coren, Ernest Punchard, and jack Stauffer dis- solved. I guess that business has its ups and downs. . .Here I am, I hope. It is very breezy on this iioor. Nice blue wallpaper. I imagine that Gemma Ricci designed it...That looks like john Corbett in that revolving balcony. Must be another of Charles Scott's inventions. Hello John. What are you doing in this building? Building? I'm fiying the mail to Pitts- burgh. Here's Morton Schwartz, my mechanic. P R O P H E C Y john Rejebian is one of my passengers. He's on his concert tour. Edith Lindstrom, his pian- ist. is here too. So looooong! What? I was brought all the way up here by that elevator! Yes. My nose is bleed- ing. I left my Dr. William Hoehing's nose plugs home. Help! I need a nurse. Ah! Here comes a whole gang of them. They must think I'm Dr. Kildare. Nurse Mary Rhine reporting. Nurse Ruth Criswell ready to cut up. Name is Sylvia Abelson. Wheres the corpse? Whats good for a bloody nose? A sock on the snootf' My dear Nurse Irene Stoller. Will you please tell your confrere Fae Familant to take off that tourniquet? It won't workf! You don't know how many patients we lose that way!'! ...I have to get away from here. Ah! Here comes relief...I knew the girls would follow Russell Gilbert. . .I still have to get to the ninth fioor. I think I'll go into this office and find the way. Letls see. HThe American Society for the Conservation of Everything by the Use of Nothing. I might as well walk in and listen to the lecture. It's just starting. HI, Edwin Gillespie, President of the A. S. C. E. U. N., wish to introduce Ruth Bird, emanent home economics teacher. HWhy not conserve potatoes? For French fried potatoes use turnips. It doesn't taste like potatoes. That's why it's so novel. It may sound difficult, but it works!'! UI had hoped to bring to you today, Dor- othy Ritchie, the music teacher, Adelaide Am- mon, Lois Barbanell, and Ruth Vierling, also members of the teaching profession, but as the man said when he cut the magazine in half, H fTime! is getting shortfl .. .I'm right back where I started. Par- don me, but could you direct me to the ninth floor? 'fSorry, but I can direct you to the First National Bank. My name is Benjamin Frank. I'm a bank director. If you want a loan, just make an appointment with my private secret- ary, Harriet Brodkin, or Eileen Duffy, my not so private secretary. Goodbye. ...My last chance is the protographers studio. What a motto! ttMiracle Photo. Co. If it's a good picture, it's a Miracle! The owners are james Crouse and Alexander Xena- kis. Oh well! Things are bad all over. f'Say, Alex, you have quite a collection of pictures here. There's one of Pennsylvania's football team of '4S. I see Bill Confalone, Lloyd Van Syckle, Vincent De Falco, and Charles Faust. Heres the basketball team also, Gordon Burke, Paul Carden, and Chester Kochesperger. This is a picture of Christopher Brennan, soloist, James Entrican and George Haas of the Phil- harmonic, and Mary DiMaggio and Regina Mullen, trippers of the light fantastic. Here's a camera oddity. It looks like a parachute jumperg Andrew Ruffin, as he floated by line- man, Robert Dugan, had an upheld arm which appeared to jab Bob's eye. Seems to be a job for optometrist, Stanley Simkins. This picture on the end shows daring. Ruth Smith is thun- dering down David Holmes' newly paved street and George Allston, when taking a metal bar from his garage to Charles Heaton to be welded, stepped to within three feet of the curb. I can still hear the bell as Robert jones drove his ambulance to the Albert Kleeman Hospital for Defenseless Pedestrians. I hear they used the car as a book end for the unabridged edi- tion of f'My Boy Friends!! by Virginia Pelle- chea. Ah! - a picture of the finalists in the Miss America contest. There's Helen Milligan, Mary McCullen, Jane Gamage, Ruth Minter, and Elaine Wells. . .Enough of this browsing. I!ll ask the clerk to direct me to the ninth floor. The sign says his name is Frederick Grabenstein. 'fPardon me, clerk, but could you show me the way to the ninth floor?'! !'I'm not the clerk. My name is Richard McAlonan, hiring agent for this firm. I have to hurry. There are five girls waiting to see me about getting a position of secretary here: jane McMichael, Mary Nichau, Elizabeth Har- rison, Dorothy Fleming, and Antoinette Ciocco. The secretary we have now has been here for several years, but she's on her last lap now. ...And so with this I bid a fond farewell to this center of industry, wandering in the vici- nity of the twenty-fifth floor. I flopped down disgusted onto a chair. I wished I was in West Point with joe Procopiog in Alaska as Herbert Roebuck tried to sell refrigerators to the eski- moes. He was there four months last night. I wished I was with Harry Hartz, as he dic- tated his biological notes to Evelyn Slutsky. I can see joseph Allston as he delivered the mail to Robert Allen, foreign correspondent of the Morris London Times. ...I guess there is nothing I can do but put on this radio. ffHello everyone. This is George Lunn, your favorite radio announcer, telling you to eat Helen Lambls meat balls. They won't just harden your muscle, you'll be petrified. And now I turn you over to james Sweeney, con- ductor of the Tell it to Sweeney' hour. - Sir, I want to present Miss Freda Schwartz, White collar girl. 'fGood afternoon, Miss. And what is your problem?'! ZaX -j- lly -- 3z Z IS. UA very good problem. I'm sorry I can't answer you. It comes under the jurisdiction of the Smith quads, Elizabeth C. Smith, Elizabeth I. Smith, Mary K. Smith, and Agnes Woods. How did that last name get in?H Didn't you ever hear of a Woods-smith? ...Next case, please. Hey! There's a bottle missing from this casefl Robert Weyhmuller and Robert DiBen- dictis invented an automobile that would run on Pepsi Cola? Robert Fagan and Kathryn Vanaman made the trial run. i B -923 CLASS 'fWell, what happened to my bottle? ffThey thought it was after seven o'clock, and Meredith Bollinger and john Woodcockls soda fountain would be closed. ffI'll have to get my female investigators, Carmina Zappone, Caritas Peiffer, Adelina Fos- chi, and Roberta Barrett on the case. Zzork. . . ...What a program. I'll try another sta- tion. H...And now I turn you over to john Fereshetian, who will describe the 13th run- ning of the Fifty Cent Stockings Handicap. Take it away. HI wish I could take it away, but I signed a contract with Emily Wolf and Charles Can- non, who incorporated to make animal crackers. Well! The horses are lined up at the electrical starting gate, which was built by William Samp- son especially for the john Thilker race track. Theylre off! Onion, ridden by William Tracy, is coming strong. William Miller's mount Skin, is on the outside. Warren Lenton's Cab- bage is ahead. And the winner is Banana Peel, who just slipped across the finish line. He was jockeyed by William Hamilton. The horse's owner, jane Hunnicutt, that million dollar heiress, is placing a wreath of roses from Doris McCarrick's nurseries, around his neck. - The horse's, not the jockeyls. After all, the horse did all the work. ...No wonder they laughed at Marconi. Ifll try again. 'fHello! Your fashion illustrator, Anne Bogardus, is back with the latest styles. The bustle has definitely disappeared. I consulted with professional models Betty Currinder, Lou- ise Baus, Jean Hock, Frances MacDonald, and Kathryn Vanaman. They say it is gone, and they can't take a back seat to anyone. And now, ladies, here is Jack Preston, who will give you exercises that will keep your figure perfectf! 3 ...Walter Steimel and James Powers are the radio engineers in that studio. I wonder why he didn't cut that program off. . .I guess if they had, George Beck, the production mana- ger, would have cut him off - without a cent. .. .Well, what do you know? Therefs the elevator. Hey, wait. Ah! This one has a hostess, Mary Czaika. !fNinth floor, pleasef, - If Tom Connor was here, he'd sentence the PROPHECY other two operators to hard labor: listening to Wilhemina Curry talk about her etchings or putting curls into Doris Hollard's hair. I think she goes to Albert Harris and Robert Gilchrist, beauticians and pan handlers. to have her hair set. . .What a slow elevator! -Ioe Mazzeo could get down faster by using the stairs. . .This must be my door. I think I'll sit on this bench and rest. . .There must be other oflices on this floor, too. Theres William Hughes in a conductor's uniform. I believe that's Olga Kalinikoff with a pile of books. She must be a librarian. One book is How to Sell Advertisements by Theo- dore Butler. That is Robert Conway and Ber- nard IYatt's book on electricity: HCurrent Events . How to be a Nurse in Six Easy Lessons is written by six nursesg Angelina DiAugustina, Marjorie Cohen, Harriet Wilson, Mary Philips, Doris Trice, and Mildred Butler. The six lessons from Madame La Zonga are more interesting. - Seems to me that I hear music. There's Beatrice Geiger in a studio playing the saxophone with a piano duet, Betty Hartsock and Elaine Yankeloff. Then there are Betty Slipakoff, Betty Marshall, and Lillian Zellman dancing on feathers. Trucking on down as it were. ...I wonder why there is a crowd in the Edwin Owens Employment Office. Oh, I un- derstand. That best built man, james Kotakis, advertised for a secretary. I see Marion Cubit, Mabel Frazier, Helen Dever, Catherine Young, and many others. So many that I doubt that Dorothy Doll could add them up on her comp- tometer. ...Boy that smells good. They're fresh coffee beans. I think I'll buy a pound. The smell comes from a coffee shop owned by Martha Ditmer and Alma McAfee. It seems to be a very popular place with the teachers from the Lane Fenstermacker School next door. Some of the teachers are Eleanor Hauser, Betty Gil- more, Connie Bowen, Manito Wagner, and Howard Freedman. - Well, I came here for coffee. The waitress is Ethel Bernstein. Can I get a pound of coffee in the bean on this floor? UNO sir, youlll get that upstairs. This is the ground HOOI17, 4'What? - I've been tricked. It won7t K.-.--Y happen again. This time I'll wake up. If I wear out my shoes, I can have Thomas Doherty fix them. Whew! Now I know how Captain Walter Lasuk and Corporal john Grimes feel marching with their troops. From now on, I'm going to be careful in my dealings with elevator men. They are liable to take you up, run you down, and let you out. They never move with- out pulling wires, youlve got to be up and down with them, you give them the floor, and they7ll tell you where to get off. You can't believe them, they never stay on the level, always shift- ing from one story to another. . .What does this plaque say? 'tStairs built by Reginald jeans, rail carvings by Charles McGrath and Robert Fagan, and platform rugs designed by Nicassio Ursinof' They!re Rip Van Winkle rugs. They have an unusually long nap. . .There are a few more flights to go. Oh! . .. 'fExcuse me. My name is Maurice Hamel. Could I interest you in some life insurance? 'tSell it to the elevator operators. They'll need itf' ...This is the ninth flight. That's odd. This seems to be a series of medical offices and clinics. Here is the Herbert Kirschner Dental Parlor. It is called a parlor, because it's a drawing room. What a bevy of nurses, Maria Mirjonts, Emma I-Ietzer, Sara Gordon, Cath- erine Boyson, and many others! Look at that governess, Josephine Cassello, with that little boy looking into the dental display case. Listen! UNurse. If I had to have false teeth, I'd take that pair. 'fHush! It's bad form to pick your teeth in public. ...It wasn't worth stopping. Here's a modern dental office. Everything is done with machinery. Illl have to see this. MAgnes Muhlenback at your service. May I show you around? This is the automatic R rch'-4 ,', sponge, mirror, forceps, etc. It was invented by Elizabeth Patton, my fellow nurse. Instead of having the aforementioned articles placed in your mouth, this simple gadget shoves SO pounds of cotton down your throat. This was suggest- ed by David Clark, who said he was missing tools lately. Elizabeth Boyd will explain that other machine to you. 'tThis is the Harold McDowell-Howard Lomax machine which pulls teeth electrically. Now I suppose the Robert Parry dental schools will teach mechanical drawing' HThis is Louise VVatson, who will describe that instrumentf, HAre these electrical machines connected or just described in series?'7 'tThis is the Donald Ritchie sectional X-ray.', 'fWell, thank you very much for the dem- onstrations, but I must leave nowf' ...It's nice and cool out here in the hall. john Hagerty and lsadore Oberman did a good job with the air-conditioning. There are all professional offices on this fioor. I canlt under- stand it. That sign says, Ujohn Driscoll, M. DF' I think I'll go in and see how he is. Pardon me, but is the doctor in?i' No, he isn't, but you can wait. Ilm his secretary, Betty Hadley. I think the doctor is performing an operation on a book for Mary Chambers, literary editor of the Readerls Digest. How can he do that?'f f'He7s taking out the appendix. Oh, here's the doctor now. - Doctor, what happened to you?! HI went down to Harry Gehretls estate to hunt deer with my brotherys secretary, Mary Ward, my chauffeur, Michael Sinno, and my two visiting nurses, Lois Combs and Marie jones, when I fell into a wellf 1 f i ,L ei-if Q L K?- ,,...,,- ywf ,A l zjjffqa. ' ,772 CLASS How many times have I told you to attend the sick and leave the well alone? - Anyway, there-'s a man to see you. I just dropped in to see how you are. Fine, and how are you?l' All right. f'Two dollars, please. tfFor what? Professional advice. If you don't have it with you, you can borrow it from the Herbert Mooney Loan Office across the hall. ...I have to get out of here. I'll slip out of this door. It's a chute. Help! Owl Ilm in a mortuary... Well, if it isn't jack McKinley. I heard that you were a doctorf, 'KI follow the medical profession, if thatls what you mean. HHow7s business? t'Dead lately. Ever since Dorothy Peters, Susie Harbin, Irene Colestock, and Ina Vance perfected their researches on vitamins, it has been so. The way it looks now, they'll have to kill the people in this town when judgment day comes. H I. 77 USO long. Be goodf'...I wonder where I am now. Finding the ninth floor is as hard as passing one of Mr. Ottis tests. - I think Iyll rest while reading this newspaper. Eleanor Farley appointed Superintendant of Schools, Herman Del Raso perfects rocket ship, to save glass, john Morley invents spectacles with verticle black lines for bank tellers? Enough of the headlines, let's see whatls on the inside. HAgnes Mesropian captures shorthand cham- pionship, Jane Comly and julia Novak per- fects gas driven potato peelerg Ickes has stroke. Things seem to be slow on the society page. ftMargaret Stinger entertains at White House. Present at party was james Pitts of the Labrae Tar of the same name. George Plossi and Edwin Weadley become members of the '40O '.,, Theyire the two zeroes on the right. - The help wanted columns are full. John Stevens needs a secretary for his Yo Yo business. So do John Devenny and Robert Moore for their astrological bureau. 'tWe guess the future to suit 'yerft I don't think theyill have any trouble. In the HSituations Wanted columns for secretary are Elizabeth Murray, Marion jackie, and Mary Harris. The stock market is PROPHECY unsettled today. Leonard McMeen dirigibles are up. Henry Dickhonor saddles are stable. Helen Romanoif ink went down a point. Smith Brothers took another drop. - Heres an inno- vation. Wesley jones and Raymond Geist in their foundry are making pots and pans out of airplanes for the Mary Lowe Kitchenware Company. It is for their exhibition on the ninth floor of the Doris Mull Department Store. 'The Store for Spifty People. --- Mmmm. Ninth Hoor. Where did I hear that before? Oh yes! I'm still lost. This sign says fthe seventh floori'. That chute between the doctoris office and the mortuary must have carried me down. Ah! An oasis. An information booth operated by Marie Krauss. Pardon me, but could you direct me to the ninth floor? 'fWalk down this hall past Edward Soltis's radio shop, turn left at the cosmetic store owned by Alma Rozov and Evelyn Morrow, and down the steps to the store owned by Robert Ken- nedyf' . . .Why should she send me there? I want to go upstairs. - Here's the place. UHello! Welcome to Kennedys emporium of mine stores and suppliesf' fMine stores? I said ninth floor. She ought to go to Esther Hershman to have her hearing tested, or I should go to Amedio Mor- rone to have my speech corrected. It couldn't be I. I could speak when I was a year old, but I have to hand it to job. The Bible says he cursed the day he was born.. .Well, here I go again. I wish Mrs. Rotman was here to guide me. Offices, offices, names, professions, secretaries. Can't let go of yourself like that, Herb. Not when Jane McVeagh, Betty Krall, Miriam Frazier, and Dorothy Herndon want their classmates to know they are secretaries in this building. Not when Francis Tucker, Benny Weintraub, and George Snyder have worked up to high executive offices. You have to carry on. Ninth floor, remember? Oh yes. Well, here I go again. They ought to call me Perpet- ual Motion Simon, but there's a limit. I'll ask everyone on this floor, and I'll take an average. ...What a slew of directions! Andrew Yeatts, putting down his monkey-wrench, told me to go south, but I ducked. Attorneys Frank Wisher and Donald Frey wih their secretaries Grace Tepper and Beatrice Elliot told me to go West. If I went as far west as they told me to, I'd probably meet the spirit of Horace Greeley walking back. Isabel Meurer and Ethel Holmes told me to take the stairs on the right. I wouldn't know where to take them if I had them. I should have known better than ask Doris Ewing and Dorothy Mellar. They were so wrapped up in their dress busi- ness that they told me it was on the bias. Wo- men are all bias. It's bias this and bias that.- Two of them told me to go up these stairs. I think that this time I'll take some escorts to make sure. ...Now Ilm settled wih five escorts. I took Katherine McGonigle and Josephine Kelly away from their bookkeeping machines, Lor-1 raine Lang away from her dictaphone, Edith Koerner from her comptometer, and Dorothy Hogan from her typewriter. - This is defin- itely the ninth floor. Thanks for the help, girlsf! - There's the place. Ships, Inc. Why are those tive men standing outside? They won't let anyone into the office. They must be pickets. Seeing that they are Charles Tier- ney, john Wilson, Anthony Fusco, Ralph Weber, and Arthur Townsend, I can get rid of them. Oh, girls! Come back here. I want you to. . . psst. . .psst.!' . . .Those ladies' men donit have any self- control. Each picked a girl and went away with her. . . .I got past the four secretaries com- paratively easily. Elsie Faulkner and Elizabeth Moore were a little difficult, but Marie Miller and Mildred Lamar were cinches. Here is the door to the inside office. What does this sign say? Oh! I'm undone, sunk, crushed. just look what that sign says, 'tOut To Launchf' I dreamed it in a dream. - Herbert Simon. -9 SNlVl!Iil7g--Y Betty Moore, Lenore Bohn, Angelina D'Augostino. Eleanore Hauser, Evelyn Slutsky, Doris lilc-Cairitick. Seated- Mike Valenza, Mary Ward, Bob Durning, Lillian Zell- nian, Morton Hotel. Executive Council MAn organization of great worth and abilityfi This is what has been said of the Council in past Trailmarkers. The Council has guided the class in its activities and made decisions on important questions as well as chosen committees for prom, dinner dance, and trip, and collected dues with unfailing accuracy each dues day. The main purpose of this small group, consisting of the four class officers and a representative from each group, is to give the students an opportunity for expression. Cabinet members bring questions, suggestions, and complaints from the student to their meetings. Action is then taken on the proposed changes. rw X F Q ' C You know, if the class is to get what it wants it has to l have representatives to tell the sponsors about their wishes. Tliat's just what the executive council's duty is. One person from each advisory section is picked to serve on ,l the council. 42 PERSONALITIES W' ln the euurse of the last few years. certain people have shown that they have special distinguishing qualities. The class held an election to determine just which students f S9 j, ,, f . Xb lnJ'4l- Ma were what. llere are the election returns: APPLE POLISHER MOST VEHSATILE Irene Stuller joseph Kadison Robert Durning LHUUUVF1 Blflm Q! BEST STLDENTS CLASS ATHLETICS William Schulze Betty Hadley -lim SWPFH5' Betty Marshall CLASS FLIHT fs. LADIES' MAN W ' CLASS WITS U Elaine Wells Mike Vatema Lonnie Bowen John Forttn BEST LOOKERS MOST POPULAR Mary Mcflullen George Wallace MHFY WGN' .lfvhn Rejvhian '13 SYLVIA LILLIAN ABELSON 6052 Elmwood Avenue Sylv From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Chemistry Club, Representative, Dramatic Club, Monitor, Business Staff o i Trailmarker, Teachers' Aide, Bartram Broadcast Representative, P. A. S., S. A., A. A., Ush- er for Broadcast and Com- mencement. Pet Expression: And they killed a man like Lincoln. LOIS E. BARBANELL 1138 S. 56th Street Speed From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Honor Society, Lil:- rary Aide, lay Bee Report- er, Candy Committee, Al- ternate and G. A. A. Rep- resentative, Tennis and Swimming Clubs, Pan- American League, P. A. S., S. A., G. A. A. Pet Expression: lt's very cm- mozin'. LOUISE M. BAUS 2040 S. 65th Street Blondie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Gym and Track Teams, Leaders' Club, Dancing Club, S. A. and A. A. Representaitve, G. A. A., Trailmarker, Corri- dor Patrol, P. A. S. Pledge and Collector, S. A. Pet Expression: Hiya Chick- en. ETHEI. BERNSTEIN 238 S Alden Street NEW From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial Activities: S, A., G. A. A., Business Staii of Trail- marker, Aide, Monitor. Pet Expression: Don't give me the business. ANNA CECELIA BOGARDUS 2004 South 68th Street Anne From Tilden lunior High. Course: Vocational Art. Activities: Art Club, Honor Society, Teacher's Aide. Pet Expression: You know what l mean. A glyfh V7.4 . K, .V ,W f. - f. .,,, lt t 1 p tt'i 1 L 5 . I sy . . J T . ,231 5 ADELAIDE AMMON 2116 S. 60th Street Ammon From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Art Club, Honor So- ciety, Dr. Burkar::l's Ad- visory Council, Co-editor of lay Bee, S. A. Pet Expression: Greetings and Salutations. ROBERT!-X F. BARRETT 1008 S. St. Bernard Street Bert From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Commercial Droit- ing and Bowling Clubs, S. A., G. A. A., Usher, Busi- ness Staff cf Record Book, P. A. S., Assistant Coun- cilor. Pet Expression: Hi Hun. GRACE BEACH 2143 S. 58th Street Gracie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: A. A., S. A., P. A. S., Commencement Usher, Monitor, Business Mana- ger Record Book, Bowling Club, Commercial Draft- ing. Pot Expression: How you do- ing? RUTH L. BIRD 7714 Laycock Avenue Birdie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Monitor, S. A. rnzniber and Representa- tive, A. A., P. A. S., Sew- iiig Aide, Red Cross Club, Business Stott of Trail- mcgrker and Representa- tive, Candy Committee. Pet Expression: Hi-ya Hun! LEONORA BOHN 5715 Florence Avenue Lee From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Associate ludge, Councilor, National Honor Society, Captain Monitor and Monitor, Feature Edi- tor oi lay Bee, Ballroom, Dinner Dance, and Class Day Committees, S. A., P. A. S., Girls' Gym Meet. Pet Expression: Are you kid- ding? ROBERT ALLEN 2518 S. Hobson Street UAV. From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee' and Al- ternate Representative, Lunchroorn Guard, P.A.S. Pet Expression: Youre a foul ball, IOSEPH ROBERT ALLSTON B021 Suffolk Avenue NIOSH From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: Locker Aide, S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Give it up. ALFRED APPENZELLER 6311 Regent Street UAW.. From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: A. A. Representa- tive and Secretary, Na- tional Honor Society, Din- ner Dance and Record Book Committees, S. A. Representative. Pet Expression: You bet- cha your life. ALBERT I. BALZANO 6407 Dicks Avenue UA1., From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S. Pledge, Dinner Dance and l2B Dance Committees, Stock Room, Alternate, lay Bee Representative. Pet Expression: Ain't got any gas. ROBERT BENNETT 1812 S. 55th Street Benny From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: A. A. Representa- tive, Locker Aide, P. A. S., S. A., Stage, Band. Pet Expression: Is that good? gf GEORGE ALLSTON 8021 Suffolk Avenue Streets From Tilden Iunior High Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: Students Associa- tion. Pet Expression: Easy does it, old man. BRUCE T. ANDREWS 2129 S. Cecil Street Andy From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Bartram Broadcast and Iay Bee Represen- tative, Monitor, Lunch- room Aide, l2A Dance Committee, Cross Country, Honor Society, Chairman of Dinner Dance Commit- tee. Pet Expression: Oh, Brother! KENNETH BAKER 2626 S. 70th Street Kenny Prom Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Basketball Team, Class Basketball, P. A. S., A. A. and Alternate Rep- resentative, Student Aide, Aide to Mr. Omin, Bowl- ing Club. Pet Expression: Wise up. GEORGE BECK Verree Road and South Welsh Road Becky From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Gym Team. Pet Expression: Stop it, I love it. MEREDITH BOLLINGER l8lO S. 55th Street Merd From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Shop. Activities: Corridor Guard, S. A. Pei Expression: Oh, my goodness! CONSTANCE BOWEN 7147 Theodore Street Connie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Orchestra, Band, S. A., G. A. A., Gym and Basketball Teams, Sena- tor, Radio Play, Vice- President of Class and N. H. S., Associate ludge, Chairman ot Prom Com- mittee, Organization Aide. Pet Expression: 1-li-ya, Fellaf' KATHERINE I. BOYSON 7345 Garman Street HKGY.. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Gym and Track Teams, Leaders' Dancing Clubs, Trailmark- er, Corridor Patrol. Pet Expression: Gee MILDRED F. BUTLER 2547 South 61st Street Mid From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Broadcast, S. A., Dancing Club, P. A. S. Pet Expression: Naturally! ANTOINETTE CIOCCO 6153 Reedland Street IVAHHII From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Home Economics. Activities: P A. S., Member and Representative, S. A. Favorite: 1-li, Sharper. IRENE E. COLESTOCK 6548 Windsor Avenue Renie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Achievement. Pet Expression: I-li, ya. -ef '5' 5 2 - - ' . ' , 4 1. . . s. . Q --..,4.z.:5 ti 5 -Q' -,ff ., ' ' ' rf ' 0 35 A fr f , . 'i'. A 1 t 1 , 1. . x 1 if A S M I . . f . . .1 46 ELIZABETH M. BOYD 6151 Elmwood Avenue Betty From Tilden lunior High. Course: Home Economics. Activities: P, A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: ln a minute. HARRIETTE BRODKIN 5629 Warrington Avenue Brodkin From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., Swimming and Tennis Clubs, Honor Society, Pan - American Club, Monitor, Record Book Business Staff. Pet Expression: 1 don't get it ' MARY CHAMBERS 6434 Garman Street From Tilden lunior High. Course, Commercial. Activities: S A., P. A. S., So- cial Dancing Club. Favorite Expression: 1-lello, Hon. MARIORIE COHEN l64O S. 59th Street ,.MGrj11 From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic and Voca- tional Home Economics. Activities: Bowling and Ten- nis Clubs, S. A., A. A., P. A. S., Library Aide, Monitor. Pet Expression: l'll see you.' LOIS VIRGINIA COMBS 2004 S. Salford Street HLOH From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee Repre- sentative, S. A., P. A. S., Social Dancing Club. Pet Expression: Well, l'll be darned. MORTON BOTEL 7lU9 Grays Avenue ,.BO,. From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities Bartram Broadcasts, Christmas Play, Radio Play, Student Aide, Cor- ridor Guard, Member of National Honor Society, Chairman of Senior Day Committee, Class Council- or. Pet Expression: I don't get it. GORDON BURKE 5719 Kingsessing Avenue This year it's 'Fats' From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial. Activities: Second Team Bas- ketball, Varsity Basket- ball, Gym Locker Aide, -P. A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: Hi, dope. CHARLES CANNON l839 S. Vodges Street Turk From West Philadelphia High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Cross Country, S. A., P. A. S., Corridor Guard, Student Manager of Foot- ball and Baseball, Bar- tram Broadcast, Locker Aide. Pet Expression: Are you serious? DAVID SAMUEL CLARK 2525 Shields Street UDGVQH From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: S. A., A. A. WII.LlAM CONFALONE 6913 Garman Street Count From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Varsity Football for three years, S. A., Bar- tram Broadcast, l2B Dance and Athletic Dance Corn- rnittees, Track Team, In- terclass Basketball. Pet Expression: Be good. d! CHRISTOPHER W. BRENNAN 6926 Dicks Avenue Chris From Tilden lunior High. Course: Music. Activities: Representative, Orchestra, Dr. Burkard's Advisory Council, Prom Music Committee, Orches- tra Representative, Two Bartram Broadcasts, All Philadelphia Senior High School Music Festival COrchestral. Pet Expression: Holy Smoke! THEODORE BUTLER 6544 Reedland Street Ted From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Record Book Staff, S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: What d'ya say? PAUL CARDEN 5446 Belmar Terrace Paul From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Commercial, Activities: S. A., P. A. S., A. A., Class Basketball '40, '4l. Pet Expression: Skip it, flipperf' RAYMOND COCHARD 65Ul Theodore Street HRGYV. From Tilden lunior High, Course: Commercial. Activities: Sports Editor lay Bee , Class Treasurer, Honor Society. THOMAS A. CONNER 6620 Yocum Street Tommie From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Broadcast Sales and IOB Representative, S, A., 12B Corridor Pa- trol, llB Senator, l2A As- sociate Iudge, Member ot Dance Committee, French Club, Chief lustice. Pet Expression: Case dis- missed. IANE COMLY 5727 Woodland Avenue Duchess' From West Catholic High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Bartram Broadcast Representative, S. A., P. A. S., Social Dancing Club. Pet Expression: ls that sharp? BEATRICE RUTH CRISWELL 706 S. 52nd Street Ruthie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Business Staff of Trailmarker , Dinner- Dance Committee, Glee, Leaders, and Dancing Clubs, Bartram Broadcast, Senior H. S. Music Festival, S. A., G. A. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: lmagine that! BETTY CURRINDER 5452 Warrington Avenue Bet From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee Column- ist, Prom Committee, Bar- tram Broadcast, Alternate S. A. Representative, Com- mencement Usher, Secret- ary of Business Staff of Trailmarker , Riding Club, National Honor So- ciety, Girls' Athletic Re- porter for Board of Edu- cation Radio Program. ANGELINA R. D'RNGOSTINO l82l S. Conestoga Street Baby From Shaw lunior High. Course Academic. Activities: Monitor, Broadcast, Corridor, Assistant Adver- tising Manager ot Trail- marker , Councilor, A. A. Representative, Class Day Program, Christmas Plays, Special Assembly, Gym Meet, Dramatic and Leaders Clubs. Pet Expression: ls that so? HELEN DEVER 2650 S. Sylmar Street Hel From Girls' High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Business Staff of Trail- marker . Pet Expression: Hi, ya! Q - ,f .Qgf A .6 t f 4 64 t ww? -Q .,,,,. 40 IOSEPHINE CASELLO 6340 Saybrook Avenue 1.1011 From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Trailmarker Committee, Social Dancing and Bowl- ing Clubs. Pet Expression: You ain't kiddin'. MARION EVELYN CUBIT 6934 Garman Street Cubie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: P. A. S., S. A., Swimming Club, lay Bee Reporter, Business Staff of Trailmarker , Bowling and Senior Dancing Clubs. Pet Expression: What's new? WILHEMINA CURRY 4412 Island Road Mina From Tilden lunior High. Course: Vocational Home Economics. Activities: Library Aide, G, A. A., P. A. S., S. A., N. Y. A. Pet Expression: Are you telling me? MARY DI MAGGIO 7503 Elmwood Avenue Mare From West Philadelphia High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A,, G. A. A.. President of Dancing Club, Bartram Broadcasts, Busi- ness Staff of lay Bee , Special Assembly, Office and Gym Locker Aide. Pet Expression: Boy, that's sharp! ALESANDRA C. DiPAOLO 6l6O Wheeler Street HAY. From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Dancing Club, Monitor, Locker Aide. ' l Pet Expression: You're look- in' solid' What cha eatin'? ROBERT WILLIAM CONWAY 5847 Theodore Street Flash From Tilden Iunior Hinh. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Senator, Sergeant- atAArms to School Court, Councilor, Chairman ct Dance Committee, Member National Honor Society, Corridor Patrol, P. A. S., Assistant Chairman ci Patrcls. Pet Expression: Well, well, we learn something new every day, don't we? IOSEPH COREN 2012 S. 68th Street ..IOe.. From West Philadelphia High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Corridor Guard, Chairman, Prom and 12A Dance Committees, S. A.. School Band. Pet Expression: What do you say? COLEMAN CUTLER 6008 Cobbs Creek Boulevard Cub From Shaw Iuriior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., A. A. Pet Expression: Eat your heart out: then start on your liver. HERMAN DEL RASO 7140 Dicks Avenue Herm From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Building Construction. Activities: A. A., S. A., Broad- cast. Pet Expression: Not bad, not good. ROBERT DeBENEDICTIS 2062 S. Cecil Street Curly From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Electric Construction. Activities: C. E. U., S. A.. Interclass Basketball Team. Pet Expression: Oh, yea! ICI-IN COHBETT 3301 Wharton Street lake From Audenried Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Property Commits tee, S. A., Riding and Dancing Clubs. Pet Expression: Solid lack- son. IAMES GRAHAM CROUSE 6700 Dorel Street uhm.. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Gym Team Mana- ger, lnterclass Basketball, lay Bee Photographer, Associate Editor of Trail- marker, President of Pon- American League, Captain of Corridor Patrol, Dinner Dance Committee, Inter- class Football. Pet Expression: Ain't that the actg LEONARD CUTLER 5901 Warrington Avenue Lenny From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Track Team 1939, Second Team Cross Country 1939, A. A. Pet Expression: Take it easy, babe. ALBERT DEL RASO 7140 Dicks Avenue HAI.. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activities: S. A., C. E. U., ln- terclass Football Team. Pet Expression: Let's go over Harry's. IACK DeVENNEY 6020 Greenway Avenue Lefty From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activities: Stage Crew, C. E. U. Pet Expression: Are you kiddin'? MARTHA E. DITMER 2116 S. Frazier Street Martha From West Philadelphia High. Course: Academic. Activities: French Club, Girls' Chorus, Assistant to Miss Hadly. Pet Expression: Did you say something? EILEEN REGINA DUFFY l6l9 S. 59th Street Duff From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Monitor, Corridor Guard, Gym Leader. Pet Expression: Hello, hon. DORIS EWING 62ll Butst Avenue nsisff From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Happy day. ELEANOR IANE FARLEY 6426 Paschall Avenue Norrie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Associate Editor ci Trailmarker , Secretary of School Clubs, lay Bee Reporter, Class Day Committee, Art Club, P. A. S. Representative. Pet Expression: lt's a pos- sibilityf' DOROTHY FLEMING 6329 Beedland Street Dot From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A. Representa- tive, Bowling Club, P. A. S., S. A., G. A. A., Busi- ness Statf of Trailmark- er , Dancing Club, Teach- ers' Aide. Pet Expression: Yipee! we-wfee.-,.,e,....X, .Q , . .' 3:13333 ex., .. ...Q A A . ,.,,-f j if f I , ' ft i l ' s. f' '- I f:.,.f.- ' ,..,., .. . J t 50 DOROTHY DOLI. l722 S. Conestoga Street UDOTHGH Course: Academic French. From Shaw lunior High. Activities: P. A. S. and Broadcast Representative, Honor Society, lay Bee Staff, Swimming and Bowl- ing Clubs, Assistant Busi- ness Manager of Trail- marker , Business Mana- ger of Swimming Club, Candy Salesman, Prom Committee. Pet Expression: I know l ilunked that test! BEATRICE ELLIOTT l22O S. Harmony Street HBGGH From Audenreid lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee and P. A. S. Representative, S. A. Pet Expression: After it all is said and done. FAB FAMILANT lB4l S. 57th Street From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic French and Spanish. Activities: lay Bee Report- er, S. A., Library Aide, Gym Leader, Pan-Ameri- can Club, Class Day Com- mittee. Pet Expression: l dunno! ELSIE FAULKNEH 8713 Bartram Avenue From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activity: Student Association. Pet Expression: After all, that's beside the point. ADELINE FOSCHI 6358 Reedland Street Addie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., P, A. S. Representative. Pet Expression: I didn't do it. HENRY DICKHONER 2242 S. Felton Street Harry From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. Pet Expression: Sacre Bleu. PETER Di MAURO 2403 S. 62nd Street Pete From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Aide, Alternate Boys' A. A. Representa- tive, Usher, Corridor Guard, Representative, Monitor, S. A. Pet Expression! Boyl Thats sharp. IOHN DRISCOLI. 2339 S. 7lst Street lack From West Catholic High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activity: S. A. Pet Expression: Hi jerk, why the smirk? ROBERT DURNING 2026 S. 66th Street Bob From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Varsity Basketball and Baseball, President of Senior Class, Class Trip and Dance Committees. Principal's Executive Council. Pet Expression: You could have fooled me. SIDNEY M. ENGEL 6902 Woodland Avenue Sid From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A. and A. A. Representative, Prom Com- mittee, Usher, Senior Dancing Club. Pet Expression: I think l flunkedf' f .x xg' .., 2- . if X :ft .t Xi .r y,x M' i Calf 3 'xl Issue- 4 S 15' 1 i4m : M f . . - t . . K . 1 . .ul 3' irmz.. 'WI 'VEC ' . ,ff tv E-E.E3f,? lv1?fJ..' . ,. 1.,,, .. 1977 f ,.,. , VINCENT DI FALCO 6153 Grays Avenue uhm.. Frorn Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Class Basketball, Bartram Broadcast of l94l, lunior Varsity and Varsity Football. Pet Expression: Gee tanks. Kid! THOMAS G. DOHERTY 2606 S. Pershing Street Bud From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Auto. Mechanic. Activity: S. A. Pet Expression: Could be. ROBERT WILLIAM DUGAN 7030 Passyunk Avenue Bob From Tilden lunior High. Course: Electrical Construc- tion. Activities: Representative, Al- ternate Representative, Corridor Guard, C. E. U. Pet Expression: Hi Boy. HAROLD EDER 6044 Upland Street Dutch From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Electrical Construc- tion. Activities: C. E. U., S. A. Rep- resentative, lnterclass Basketball. Pet Expression: What's tne latest dope? WILLIAM C. ENGLE 6015 Sansom Street Bill From Holmes lunior High. Course: lndustrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: Varsity Football S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Hi, MABEL FRAZIER 5229 Reinhart Street Peter From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Oh well, what's the difference?' IANE GAMAGE 2521 S. Hobson Street Dusty From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee and Broad- cast Representative, Can- dy, Dance, and Prom Com- mittees, Organization Aide. Pet Expression: Betty, what do we do now? ffufew-cl B TRICE GEIGER My uth S reet I f 9 From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Swimming Club, Orchestra, Band, G. A. A., S. A. Pet Expression: That's sharp! SARA GORDON 6052 Chester Avenue Sally From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Orchestra, Captain of Library Aides, Com- mencement Usher, Monitor, All Senior High Music Festival, Iay Bee and A. A. Representative, Drama- tic Club, Business Staff ct Trailmarker, Bowling Club. Pet Expression: Keep Smil- ing. SUSIE HARBIN B409 Guyers Avenue Susie O From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Home Economics. Activity: Student Association. Pet Expression: Take it, Jackson. 1 'wr l 5 Gm . 'f Y ff 1 , ,717 ,fy ffm. 'ff-v ff! A ' gg' : . 424 ' f 2 fif : 'z i , :iz . ' f V . 'ffzyff ' , A ' .wfjhif 1 , V. 1, f,,, , I, , .f ' W A . 1-f . MIRIAM FRAZIER 1331 S. Wilton Street Pokey Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., P. A. S. Representative, 'Teacher and Office Aide. Pet Expression: Be good! MARGARET GEAR 5937 Trinity Street Marge From Shaw Junior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Class Day and Candy Committees, Alter- nate, Organization Aide, Tennis and Swimming Clubs. Pet Expression: Youll pass. BETTY GILMORE 2506 S. Bonaton Street Spichs From Tilden Junior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Girls' Track Meets, S. A. Pet Expression: Uncon- sciousf' ELIZABETH C. HADLEY 6413 Saybrook Avenue Betty From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Associate Editor oi Record Book, Honor Soci- ety, Secretary of House of Representatives, Organiza- tion Aide, Dinner Dance Committee. Pet Expression: Why wor- ry? MARYANN HARRIS 416 South 62nd Street Snooks From South Phila. High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Leaders' Club, Bar- tram Broadcast. Library Aide, Dance Club, S. A., A. A. Pet Expression: Gra. 97lO. IAMES IOSEPI-I ENTRICAN 8333 Botanic Avenue Reds From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Electric Construction. Activities: Corridor Patrol, lay Bee Representative, Studi' HGH. Gym Locker and Office Aide, S. A,, P. A. S., Interclass Bas- ketball, A. A. Pet Expression: Hows every little thing? ROBERT I. W. FAGAN 2608 S. 73rd Street Viper From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Social Dancing Club, A.A. Pet Expression: I-Iow're we doing? IOHN VAHAN FERESHETIAN ll0 S. 6lst Street Moose From Berkely High, California. Course: Academic. Activities: Broadcast, Band, Vocal Ensemble, Study Hall Monitor, Dance Tick- et Salesman, Will, Class Day, S. A., P. A, S., In- terclass Basketball. Pet Expression: Ahi Life, liberty, and pursuit of Hedy LaMarr, BENIAMIN FRANK 5338 Willows Avenue ffBen,. Prom Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Associate Iuclge, Class Trip, Prom, and Dance Committees, Coun- cilor, S. A. and lay Bee Representative, Assistant Chairman of' Corridor Pa- trols. DONALD FREY 6244 Dicks Avenue Don Prom Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Building Construction. WILLIAM EWING 6537 Buist Avenue Bill From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. LANE EENSTERMACHEH 310 S. 62nd Street Sleepy From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Industrial Electricity. Activities: S. A., C. E. U. Pet Expression: Pardon me, but is your name Margie? IOHN IOSEPH FOHTIN 2605 S. Massey Street Denny Prom Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Varsity Champion- ship Baseball Team, lun- ior Varsity Basketball Team, Sports Editor of Trailmarker . Pet Expression: Don't give me the business. HOWARD FREEDMAN 6331 Woodland Avenue From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Chess Club and Team, Chemistry and Hor- ticultural Clubs, S. A., P. A. S., Study Hall Monitor. Pet Expression: Hey, you! ANTHONY FUSCO 6416 Dicks Avenue Pat From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Auto Mechanics. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Locker Room Aide, Ath- letic Committee. Pet Expression: Go on. ELIZABETH HARRISON 2509 S. Gross Street Betty Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Business Stait ct Record Book, Library and Nurse's Aide, S. A., lay Bee Reporter, Swimming Club. Pet Expression: Messyl lsn't it? ELEANORE N. HAUSER 7346 Dicks Avenue Eleanore with the 'e' From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Honor Society, As- sociate Editor of Trailmark- er Statt, lay Bee Staff, Commencement Essay and Speaker. Pet Expression: Am l bother- ing you? ESTHER HERSHMAN 6051 Elmwood Avenue Cookie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Dancing Club, S. A., P. A. S., School Show. Pet Expression: Hlimmeny Crickets! IEAN HOCK 6547 Theodore Street leanie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Bowling Club, Business Staff of Record Book, Mon- itor, Bartram Broadcast, Representative, Commer- cial Drafting. Pet Expression: Oh, that's a sin! DORIS HOLLARD 2559 S. Dewey Street Dolly Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Dance and Record Book A d Committees, Dancing Club, Monitor, School Show, S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Hi Pruin, How ya doin'? ...,,,w ..... -.f - BETTY HARTSOCK 5800 Chester Avenue Betsy From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., G. A A., Girls' Choral Group, S. A. Representative, Bar- tram Broadcast. Pet Expression: But definite- lyl DOROTHY R. HERNDON 8731 Erwig Avenue Chinlc From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Vocational Home Eco- nomics. Activities: S. A., Prom Com- mittee. Pet Expression: Hi, bud! EMMA HETZER 2659 S. Robinson Street HRedSH From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Bar- tram Broadcast Represen- tative, Business Staff of Record Book, Bowling Club. Pet Expression: Gee whiz! DOROTHY HOGAN 1917 South 65th Street HDOV. From West Philadelphia High. Course: Distributive Educa- tion. Activities: Corridor Guard, S. A. Pet Expression: Oh, hi kid. ETHEL HOLMES 6502 Reedland Street Holmesie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Councilor, P. A. S. Representative, Candy Stand, Dancing and Lead- ers Club. Pet Expression: I guess l'll have to dream the rest! HARRY GEHRET 2125 S. 71st Street Gunner From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activity: Cross Country. Pet Expression: So whatl' RUSSELL GILBERT 3109 S. 77th Street URUSSH Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: School Band, Bcy Scouts, Exhibition Gym Team, S. A. Representa- tive. Pet Expression: Are you bragging? EDWIN GILLESPIE 6707 Elmwood Avenue ,,Ed,. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Machine. Activity: Aide. FRED GRABENSTEIN 2617 Pershing Street Fritz From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Machine. Activity: Students Association. Pet Expression: I-Ii, Babe. GEORGE S. HAAS 6759 Guyer Avenue Skeets From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Bartramairs, Sena- tor, Dramatic Club, Radio Program. Pet Expression: Oh, well, don't worry about it. RAYMOND IOHN GEIST 2661 S. Baily Street HRGYH From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., A. A. Rep- resentative, Class Basket- ball, P. A. S., Book Room Aide, Business Staff of lay Bee and Trai1mark- er , Dinner Dance Com- mitee. Pet Expression: Do I have my troubles! ROBERT GILCHRIST 7006 Wheeler Street Gil From Tilden lunior High, Course: Achievement. Activities: Aide, Interclass Basketball. Pet Expression: Let's go over Harry's. HARRY GLICK 6208 Carpenter Street Har From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: National Honor Society, lay Bee Re- porter, Athletic Represen- tative, Cross Country Team, Corridor Patrol, In- terclass Basketball. Pet Expression: He con- quers, who conquers him- self. IOHN GRIMES 6542 Regent Street lohnnie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee Repre sentative, Corridor Patrol Interclass Basketball, Cross Country. Pet Expression: Okay, Buddy, scram! IOHN HAGERTY 5421 Woodland Avenue From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Building Construction. 1 6325 Elmwood Avenue Honey From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Senator, lay Bee Staff and Representative, Dinner Dance Committee, Assistant Business Manag- 45.1 - JANE HUNNICUT1' W Ax I H H A er Record Book, Dance Committee, Councilor, Swimming and Riding Clubs, Corridor Patrol, Glee Club. Pet Expression: That's all right. MARIE ETTA IONES 8447 Eastwick Avenue Reesie From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Vocational Home Eco- nomics. Activities: S. A., Library Aide, Leaders' Club. Pet Expression: Hello Cen- tral, give me a line: Call O'Brien 709. IOSEPHINE KELLY 1539 South 53rd Street 11101, From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Gym Leader, Of- fice Aide, S. A., A. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Hi ya. BETTY KHALL 2133 South 64th Street HI-'inn From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activity: Student Association. Pet Expression: Back-up. MILDRED LaMAR 3706 South 82nd Street Pete From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Vocational Home Eco- nomics. Activities: Library Aide, Gym Leader, S. A., P. A. S., Dancing Club. Pet Expression: Are you in there? f fs X I t- : Q .ax t ' Z .f -, r .7 ,, G : MARION M. IACKLE 7531 Buist Avenue Nummy From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A, A, A., Swim- ming Club. Pet Expression: Well, what do you know? OLGA KALENIKOFF 6019 Upland Street Hoqgieu From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Gym Leader, School Shows, Bartram Broadcast Representative, Glee Club, Girls' Choral, Vocal En- semble, Candy Committee, S. A., P. A. S., G. A. A. Pet Expression: You know what l mean. EDITH KOERNER 6314 Wheeler Street Betty Boop From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Representative, Monitor, S. A., Bowling Team, Dance Committee, Corridor Aide. Activities: Are you jiving? MARIE KRAUSS 2656 S. Massey Street Krausey From Overbrook High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Business Staff of Record Book, lay Bee Rep- resentative, Swimming and Bowling Clubs, S. A., A. A., P. A. S., Locker Aide. Pet Expression: Kennedyl HELEN CECILA LAMB l239 South 54th Street Lambie From West Catholic High. Course: Vocational Art. Activities: Trailmarker Busi- ness Stafi, Swimming Club, S. A. and lay Bee Repre- sentative, Art Club, Study Hall and Library Aide, Senior Dancing Club, S. A. Pet Expression: Are you kid- ding? MAURICE G. HAMEL, IR. 2549 South 62nd Street Captain From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: 3H Club, P. A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: Hi, mates. IAMES I-IANES 2639 South 7Uth Street Scattergood From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Vocational Art. Activities: Gym Team, Art Edi- tor of Trailmarker, lnter- class Basketball, Exhibition Tumbling Team, Art Club, Bartrarn Calendar, Dance and Prom Committees, Cover of Pylon. Pet Expression: Hey, iacko! Com'ere. HARRY I. HARTZ 5803 Warrington Avenue Bud From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Editor-in-Chief of Record Book, Honor Socie- ty, lay Bee Columnist, Chemistry, Dramatic, Na- ture and Chess Clubs. Pet Expression: I have a joke for ya! WILLIAM HOEHING 6211 Elmwood Avenue Bill From Tilden junior High. Course: Academic. Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Varsity Gym Team. Pet Expression: To go. YVILLIAM L. HUGHES 7362 Buist Avenue Hoosie From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Commercial Stock Room Aide. Pet Expression: You and your education. is at ,X E, ,.,,, , f 4:5119 ci X219 5 Q33 , 3,1 ... K A ,Iv , ips f .5 ...ima , - My 41 1 uf.: f -,5'5.g,a!ftW . Q, l It I , U ... ,. gg 'K lzl . '. '-Seg a . , is R gr V 57 WILLIAM S. HAMILTON, IR. 3419 Walnut Street .fl-Iam., From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Chemistry Club, P. A. S. Pet Expression: What does this have to do with trig? ALBERT HARRIS 5565 Spruce Street HAI., From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Industrial Machine. Pet Expression: Solid Task- son. CHARLES IAMES HEATON 6514 Gesner Street Heat From Tilden lunior High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Three H Club. Pet Expression: Do you like that? DAVID HOLMES 1238 S. 56th Street Bud Prom Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Gym Locker Aide. Pet Expression: Bless Bess, what a mess. REGINALD JEANS 1747 S. Edgewood Street Lefty From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Pet Expression: What do you say? LORRAINE LANG 5Zl5 Baltimore Avenue Nickle From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee Represen- tative, S. A., P. A. S., Girls' Leaders, School Show, Glee Club, Girls' Choral, Basketball Club, Library Aide, Baseball Club, Vocal Ensemble, Dancing Club. Pet Expression: You ain't lying. MARY HELEN LOWE 6029 Buist Avenue Lowey From West Philadelphia High. Course: Vocational Home Eco- nomics. Activities: Riding Club, Dance Committee, S. A., Aide to Nurse, G. A. A. Pet Expression: Could be. ROSALIE H. MARGULIS 5938 Belmar Terrace If-Rozy, From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Art Editor oi lay Bee, Secretary oi School Art League, President of Garphic Sketch Club Wat- er Color Class. Pet Expression: Art is lite and lite is universal. --Da Vinci. ALMA McAFEE 60l4 Allman Street From West Philadelphia High. Course: Commercial. Activity: Secretary of Usher's Club. Expression: Ye Gads. ANNABELLE MCCORKLE 5934 Springfield Avenue HAHHQH From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Record Book Com- mittee, S. A., Bowling and Riding Clubs. Pet Expression: To go or not to go f Cto schoollf' EDITH LINDSTROM 5800 Chester Avenue Edie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Orchestra Pianist, Glee Club and Dancing Club Accompanist, Study Hall Monitor. Pet Expression: lsn't that cute? FRANCES MCICDONALD 2513 S. Dewey Street Franny From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee and Alter- nate Representative, P. A. S. Representative and Sec- retary, Honor Society, Class Historian, Class Day Committee, S. A. Pet Expression: Ain't that awful? BETTY MARSHALL 6546 Glenmore Avenue ,Bev From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Cv. A. A. and S. A. Representative, Class Secretary, Bartram Broad- cast, Honor Society, Gym Meets, Corridor Patrol, Leaders, Dancing and Bowling Clubs. Pet Expression: Take it easy, Greasy. DORIS ISABEL MCCARRICK 6700 Guyer Street Dottie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee, S. A. and Bartram Broadcast Repre- sentative, Councilor, West Point and Dinner Dance Committees, Riding Club, Corridor Patrol, Organiza- tion Aide. Pet Expression What was l doing when last seen? MARY MCCULLEN 2057 S. Salford Street Dell From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Record Book Busi- ness Stait, S. A Represen- tative, S. A., P. A. S., A. A., Basketball, Bowling and Social Service Clubs. Pet Expression: O. K. Hon. ROBERT IONES 2557 S. Shields Street lonesy Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Machine Tool Operation, Pet Expression: Square IOSEPH G. KADISON 5835 Hoffman Avenue NIOSH From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Representative, Pa- trol, Class Day Committee, S. A., A. A., P. A. S., Ten- nis Club. Pet Expression: Are you iiv- in' me, boy? HERBERT KIRSCHNER 6337 Greenway Avenue Herb From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., A. A., Schocl Store, Student Aide, A. A. Alternate, lay Bee Repre- sentative. Pet Expression: Hello, lockof' CHESTER KOCHERSPERGER 1535 S. 58th Street Kokie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanics. Pet Expression: First Team Basketball, A. A. Repre- sentative, S. A., Interclass Basketball Team. Pet Expression: l-lorriblelu WALTER LASUK 8737 Mornen Avenue From West Phila. High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Patrol, P. A. S. Representative, Radio Club, S. A. Pet Expression Are you kid- ding? ,viw If l f , nf ' Q f Q j f,.: :ff l 1, ,. .. fi. 5 .vi WESLEY IONES 6318 Saybrook Avenue lonesy From Tildren lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Corridor Guard. Pet Expression: I'll bite What is it? ROBERT KENNEDY 2606 S. 66th Street Bob From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee Represen- tative, Gym Leader, A. A., Office Aide. Pet Expression: Let's eat. ALBERT KLEEMAN 8219 Buist Avenue Alby Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Trailmarker, Ad Committee, Table Tennis Team, lay Bee Representa- tive, S. A., A. A. Pet Expression: I don't know from nothin'. ' IAMES KOTAKIS 6138 Spruce Street Greek From Holmes lunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanics. Activities: Trailmarker Busi- ness Staff, Locker Aide, ln- terclass Basketball Team, Gym Leader, Dancing Club, S. A., P. A. S., A. A. Pet Expression: Wait a While will ya? WARREN LENTON 5347 Grays Avenue From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Trailmarker Com- mittee. Pet Expression: Holy smokes. KATHRYN MCGONIGLE 6410 Garman Street Kass From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Dancing, Leaders, Basketball Team, S. A., P. A. S., and G. A. A. Repre- sentative, Baseball, Gym Team, Bowling, G. A. A. President, G. A. A. Con- stitution Committee, Class Day and Dance Commit- tees. Pet Expression: Are you kid- ding? IANE MCVEAGH l304 S. Ruby Street Blondie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Leaders' Club, G. A. A. Representative, Locker Aide, Record Book Committee, P. A. S., S. A., A. A., G. A. A. Pet Expression: Hi ya, leboodief' AGNES MARION MESROPIAN 2024 S. Cecil Street .7-xqqie., From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Bowling Club, Record Book, Committee, Office Aide, G. A. A. Pet Expression: Shall I cut, do you think? MARIE TERESA MILLER l924 S. Redfield Street Mil From West Catholic High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., Bowling Club, Office Aide. Pet Expression: That's darn white of you. RUTH EVELYN MINTEB 2500 S. Ashford Street Minnie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee Represen- tative, S. A., A. A., Bowl- ing Team, Dance Commit- tee, P. A. S., Organiza- tion Aide. i I 1 . i 'fr 31' . S . 1 '....,T?f2wsa-,, 5 60 IANE McMICI'IAEI. 4229 Baltimore Avenue Hltmey.. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Dance Committee, Business Manager of Bowl- ing Team, Business Staff of Trailmarker, G. A. A., lay Bee and A. A. Rep- resentative, S. A., Social Service Club. Pet Expression: Take the 'A' train. DOROTHY MELLOR 2333 South 72nd Street Dot From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., P. A. S., Student Aide, Leader. Pet Expression: Pretty good -neat. ISABEL MEURER l5l9 South 13th Street UISH From Audenreid lunior High. Course: Commercial. Acvitities: S. A., P. A. S., Of- fice Aide. Pet Expression: He's sharp! HELEN MILLIGAN 2610 S. Dewey Street Millie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: lay Bee Represen- tative, S. A., P. A. S., Or- ganization Aide, Business Staff of Year Book. Pet Expression: Think noth- ing of it. MARIA T. A. MIRIONTS '7l56 Upland Street Marie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Gym Aide, S. A. Pet Expression: Ah Conta- dino. HOWARD LOMAX 6036 Larchwood Avenue Mac From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Industrial Machine Tool Operation. Activities: Dancing and Fenc- ing Clubs, S. A., Interclass Basketball Captain. Pet Expression: Don't hit me, l'm in training. GEORGE LUNN 2642 S. Hobson Street Professor From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Orchestra, National Honor Society, Music Festi- vals, Bartram's Ed. of Board of Education Radio Program, lay Bee Staff Representative, Bartram Broadcast. Pet Expression: The irony of it. IOSEPH MAZZEO 7032 Woodland Avenue From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. HAROLD IAMES McDOWELL l7l9 S. Yewdell Street Gai From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Achievement. Pet Expression: Pick up the dice. Here come the cops. CHARLES E. MCGRATH 6074 Kingsessing Avenue ,,MOOff From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanics. Activities: S. A. Pet Expression: Ain't she pertylu ff 7' 9 ff w wf? MORRIS LONDON 5839 Pemberton Street Moisha From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanics. Activities: S. A., Trailmarker Business Staff, Locker and Library Aide, Senior Danc- ing Club, A. A., P. A S. Pet Expression: Like mad it is, like mad. PASQUALE MAIOCCO 6034 Washington Avenue Pat From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Orchestra, Band, Bartramaires , Study Hall Aide, House of Represen- tatives, Dinner Dance Com- mittee, Treasurer of Na- tional Honor Society, Iay Bee Representative, Art Club. Pet Expression: Are you kid- ding? RICHARD I. McAI.ONAN 5515 Whitby Avenue Dick From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Drafting. Activities: Bartramaires , S. A., P. A. S., Dancing Club, Track and Basketball Teams. Pet Expression: What's the action, Iacksonf' IAMES McDOWELL 1406 S. Vodges Street i.Iim.. From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Senator, IIB Calss President, Bartrarnaires, School Band, Orchestra, S. A., P. A. S., A, A., Bar- tram Broadcast. Pet Expression: Give me lib- erty or give me a girl. LEONARD MCMEEN 2655 S. 67th Street HLenH From Tildren Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Construc- tion. Activity: Chemistry Labora- tory Technician. Pet Expression: How you making - Out? ELIZABETH MOORE 6408 Woodland Avenue Betty From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Executive Council, Prom, Dance and Candy Committees, Organization Aide, lay Bee Staff. Pet Expression: Has anyone seen lane? DELLA MAE MORTON 4129 South 83rd Street Sookie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., Ad Committee ior Record Book, Leaders' Club. Pet Expression: So what? ' D. HOPE MULL 7043 Passyunk Avenue Dimples From Southern High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Bowling, Dancing, and Pan-American Clubs, Study Hall Aide, S. A. Pet Expression: li l don't pass in February, l'll grad- uate in Iune. BETTIE MURRAY 7142 Guyer Avenue Ginger From Overbrook High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Dancing and Bowl- ing Clubs, S. A. Pet Expression: Olcey doak. IULIA NOVAK 7513 Buist Avenue Toots From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Group Sec- retary. Pet Expression: Me too. in f dr Q 1 Y . .,, gs. ef sf 9 -,M .,', . ,. , M , , f Wm if. . , ,,.. ,Q , . tv V fb ag Ki EVELYN MORROW 7011 Greenway Avenue Cuskian From Tilden Iunior High. Course: General Home Eco- nomics. Activity: Student Association. Pet Expression: ls that so? AGNES MUHLENBACK 30l2 South 80th Street U-Aqqieff From Tilden iunior High. Course: Achievement. Activity: Dancing. REGINA MULLEN 5928 Delancey Street Queenie From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: lay Bee and S. A. Representative, Senator, S. A., Councilor, National Honor Society, Bartram Broadcast, Prom Commit- tee, Dancing, Swimming and Tennis Clubs. Pet Expression: Whatcha know, toe? MARY MicHAU 2319 McClelland Street Mpeg., From Vare lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Bowling, Dancing, and Red Cross Clubs, Study Hall Aide, S. A., G. A. A. Pet Expression: I didn't did it, and you saw me. LILLIAN ORLICK 5420 Windsor Avenue Lil From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: P. A. S. Represen- tative, S. A., G. A. A., Baseball and Bowling Clubs, Candy Committee. Pet Expression: Everything happens to me. IACK MCKINLEY 1405 S. Etting Street Reds From Audenreid Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Captain Corridor Patrol, Interclass Basket- ball. Pet Expression: What do you know? HERBERT E. MOONEY 5816 Sansom Street ,.MOOnf. From Holmes lunior High. Course: Industrial. Activities: S. A Representa- tive, Bartram Broadcast, Leader, Gym Aide, Boys' A. A., Dancing Club,, P. A. S., Corridor Guard, S. A. Pet Expression: Ah never saw her before. IOHN MORLEY 2314 S. 63rd Street Resistance From West Catholic High. Course: Achievement. Activities: Stage Crew, A. A. Pet Expression: How can ya tell? VINCENT NOCITO 6414 Chelwynde Avenue Little McNock From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: A. A. and S. A. Representative, Monitor, S. A. Pet Expression: Hi Si, What's cooking? EDWARD H. OWENS 2640 S. Massey Street ,.Ed., From West Phila. High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., lay Bee Rep- resentaitve, Gym Team. Pet Expression: What are you doing 4 giving me the business? WIILLAM MILLER 5448 Morfolk Street Brute From Shaw lunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mehcanics. Activities: S. A. Pet Expression: What ya say? ROBERT MOORE 1207 S. Millick Street Bob From West Phila. High. Course: Academic. Pet Expression: Men have been forgiven for failing, but never for having quit. AMEDEO MORRONE 6144 Wheeler Street HAI., Prom Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Machine. Activities: S. A. and A. A. Representative, Corridor Guard, Stage Crew, P. A. S. Pet Expression: Oh, you lucky girls - here I am. ISADORE OBERMAN 275 S. 60th Street Izzy From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Machine Design. Activities: Table Tennis Team, S. A., A. A. Representa- tive, P. A. S. Pet Expression: Solid ol' man. ROBERT PARRY 6513 Regent Street Bolo From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Building Construction. Activities: S. A. and A. A. Representative, P. A. S. Pet Expression You're a solid sender, lacksonf' X QC : t' H e - I ic I A vitie' A P. . S. A. A Pt ' ' Ho ut t. ELIZABETH 'PATTON 6308 Reedland Street Bessie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Dancing Club, Study Hall Monitor, S. A. and Alternate Rep- resentative, Leaders' Club, G. A. A. Pet Expression: Solid action, Iacksonf' DOROTI-IIE PETERS 8316 Holestine Avenue Dottie From West Philadelphia High. Course: Academic. Activities: P. A. S. Represen- tative, Library and Office Aide, G. A. A., Leaders' Club, S. A. Pet Expression: Precisely. MARY ELLEN PHILLIPS 6021 Yocum Street From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: G. A. A., P. A. S.. S. A., A. A. Pet Expression: Well now. ,l Sift , v ,J GE A. nydgi 3, ppvletrru Street ffm i 'Gem , 1 n ' EtQm'v's5AQt Phitfrdetpptffratfgh. Course Commerci . Activities: S. A. Basketball ,,'Club G. Ai,-fA. Pet Eng S' nt. Betty, what did w ,gave in law to- day? ,f I t Zyh ti HELEN O F out S S rom Tilden I nio H . o se car E essio it was ... - .3. I 2 ' 5 '. A .' A., 236 is ,wpnwxf ,X ifsgbig ' f. Q W WO N .. so A X X J it is 0 s .V 1 64 VIRGINIA PELLECCHIA 2435 South Glst Street leannie From Tilden Iunior High, Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A. Representa- itve, S. A., A. A., Senator, Leaders' and Dancing Clubs, Prom and Record Book Committees, S. A. Pet Expression: Boy, l'm hungry, let's eat. CARITAS PFEIFFER 4717 Buist Avenue From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: P. A. S., G. A. A., S. A., Library Aide. Pet Expression: Everything happens to me. MARY ELIZABETH RHINE ' l304 South 53rd Street Mar fxxft ' A From West Philadelphia Highjlf ' Course: Academic. Xt I Activities: Special A rrtbly, Bartram Broadcast, tudy Hall Aide, Usher and Can- dy Committees, Business Staff of Year Book, P. A. S., S. A., G. A. A. Pet Expression: Gee whiz. DOROTHY A RITCHIE -- 6600 Greenway Avenue Dotty From Tilden lunior High. Course: Music. Activities: Orchestra, Girls' Choral, Study Hall Aide, Music Committee for Din- ner Dance, S. A., G. A. A., Bartram Broadcast. D P t E ' Oh, f C1 e xpression kwtjifj-3.4 5,5 'Alf 3 utdw . Q I 'hr LMA Rozov 0 Wflslll. Q, -v rag inkdlx Soutlit 'f6Bth Street N I HPGPPYH From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Bowling Club, Locker Aide, Record Book, Committee, S. A., P. A. S., G. A. A., A. A. Pet Expression: Big deal.' B ix t 'Sf nil Jr I 6 A 1 X , ty. sf it 'f Q ' N. X N 4 'L JAMES PUHSEWJPITTS l2lO S. 28th Street .rIim., From Audenreid Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: A. A., S. A., lay Bee, and P. A. S. Repre- sentative, Dance Commit- tee, Monitor, S. A. Sena- tor. IAMES F. POWERS 2630 S. Lloyd Street uhm., From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activities: Electrical Crew, A. A., C. E. U. Pet Expression: Hi, chumf' f .1 J L V rosr-:Pr-r PEOCOPIO 17-oe setith 54th street Percope From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Business Manager of Trailniarker, A, A., P. A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: Hit the road. v s .VA ' A tvff STANLEY M. rumcirrrz 6018 Lindbergh Boulevard .9 fl Radie f From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Achievement, Activities: Corridor Guard, S. A., P. A. S., Dancing Club. Pet Expression: Hello, Hon. .ao D' 126 South 62nd Street Ioh.nnie lor-IN s. HETEBIAN N 'tu 1' o F J From Pasadena Iunior Col- lege, Calif. Course: Music. Activities: Bartram Broadcast, Vocal Soloist at Spring Festival and Graduation, Class Day Award Pres- entations, Varsity Football, Master of Ceremonies at Class Day. Pet Expression: Make mine blonde hair and blue eyes, with a green dress! H GEORGE PLOSSI 7826 Erwing Street From Overbrook High. Course: Machine Construction. IOHN RYAN PRESTON 6425 Saybrook Avenue lack V- From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. 1 Activities: Gym Team, Bar- tram Broadcast of 1941, lay Bee Representative. Pet Expression: Well, what do ya know? ERNEST PUNCHARD 5526 Thomas Avenue Ernie From Shaw Iunior High, Course: Academic. Activities: Chess Club, Corri- dor Patrol, Alternate S. A. Representative. Pet Expression: How ya do- ing? ELMER G. RADTKE. IR. 843 South 56th Street 4, gf..-H s52d'e,i,H JJ From Shaqdfifnior High. Course: Industrial Building -' I Corrstru,cti6n, .- A ,,,, Activities:'f.,7 :Qc,PlQ.fALS1, Dancing' C b, Bartram Broadcast, Aide to Gym, Corridor Guard Pet Expression: Hey there. DONALD RITCHIE 5600 Greenway Avenue Duck Activities: Library Aide, S. A. Guard Captain, P. A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: Quiet MA. A . FREDA SCI-IWARTZ 6038 Elmwood Avenue From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Business Staff ot Trailmarker, Library and Faculty Aide, S. A. Rep- resentative, French, Swim- ming and Gym Leaders' Clubs, Usher. Pet Expression: ls that right? 1-BETTY SLIPAKOFF 3 X. 6042 Chester Avenue T ' ' 1 -'V 1' :Slippy ' t x I lt X From Shave lunior High. iCourse:'Comrnercial. - Activities: Dancing, Bowling, I and Badminton Clubs, Lib- ' rary Aide, Lunch-Room Fa- trol, Shcool Broadcast, A. A. Representative. Pet Expression: Hi, kid, whats cookin'? t. J X5 L C. SMITH 437 Kirisessing Avenue 'Betty ', Fr ghaw Iunior High. 'X rs ' Commercial. i glillvi1'ieS. s. A., G. A, A., Representative, Bowling Club, Girls' Choral Socie- ty, Dancing Club, A. A.y P. A5 S. Pet Expression: Solid if ESTELLE MARIE SMTH 9 6018 Buist Avenue .' Stelle From Tilden lunior High, 1' Course: Commercial. Activities: Alternate, Repre- sentative, Broadcast '39, Councilor, Dance, Dinner Dance and Class Day Committees, Bowling and Dancing Clubs, S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: ls that all r' t? U , RUTH SMITH 52 S. Shields Street Smitty rom Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Senate, Court, lay Bee Literary Staff, Broad- cast and Alternate Repre- sentative. ' f' . f' , e 1 Q! 1' ., V ff , 3 . 'gg iv. . 'Qui ' -.Q A ., .,.. by , 6 : 2 wx., A... A sz' :N vvslfswfm Wy' DO LOEEAI suvips 6303 Bui 1 Av u From n lu ' High. Course: chie ent. Activities: S. ., G. A. A., Dance Committee, P. A. S., Dancing Club. Pet Expression: Hm-m. How 'bout that! gg ' orisl EVELYN SLUTZK 1 ' kv' rr 2649 Saath 70th Street f fffw f' gy A 1 L From Tilden 1,inioIrHigh.' Coursei' merciay' Activities Coundiior, Class ' Trip Committee, Swim ing 'Clu,bK'MonitM, G, AFA., S, A. f Pet Expression: That's ador- able. ELIZABETH H ' KN M2 uth 65th Street gf .w HBQHYH ,VA ' From Wesf' P if e ph ' High. Course: m l. Activities: Mafa r of Bowl- ing Club, S. A., P. A. S., , A. A., Tennis Club. 1- Pet Expression: Are yoQ Ed-V dir1'? fi My A'ir' Q .L ' I My My 3' J MAR . SMITH 1,1 5521 Greenway Avenue 1 , 1 .an-Mita , Frgi 'ltlest Philadelphia High. Course: Commercial. Activities: A. A., S. A. Pet Expression: Isn't she funny? MARGARET E. STINGER 1227 South Ruby Street Marge From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Representative, Basketball, Riding, Bowl- ing and Swimming Clubs, Record Book Staff, P. A. S, Representative, Candy Committee. Pet Expression: How ya do- ing, keed? , s HERBERT ROEBUCK 5315 Greenway Avenue Roe From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanic. Activities: S. A., A. A., Track Team, Interclass Basket- ball, Pet Expression: Are you kid- din'? WILLIAM SAMPSON 22l2 South Felton Street Sam From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Electrical Construc- tion. Pet Expression: I don't get iff' B.fz'.Qmp-S-ff: WILLIAM B. SCHULZE. IR. 5840 Springfield Avenue Bill From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Cross - Country, Track, Honor Society, IUA Representative, Cor- ridor Guard, Prom Com- rnittee, lay Bee Staff, As- sociate Sports Editor, Sports Editor, Chemistry Club, S. A., Commence- X ment Speaker. CHARLES SCOTT 7106 Dicks Avenue Scotty r From Tildel Iunior igh. Course: , chariicgl rts. Activfiy sz Alternate, Bartram lliadio Broadcast, National fx 5 Honor Society, P. A. S. ,,' J' Representative, Track ' ..Ter3z.rrf, Corridor Patrol. Hon, Petlfgcpression: Hi, al STANLEY SIMKIN S 5953 Windsor Avenue Hsimp.. it' tl'-'rom Shaw lunior Course: Academic. A High. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., A. t. A., Library Aide, Bartram ' Patrol, lnterclass Basket- ball, Dance Committee, Advertising Committee of Trailmarker. Pet Expression: Big deal. 4 ANDREW mrrrm ' A A 8Zll'AshwQod Aven Andy m Tilden llufiior High Mechanic I sr -ue . ix , ga ,V ff A- V frsf' I L N .i .. ::'l fv' A U D5 ' H ' f' ' Course: lndhstrial Automobile ' Q . w ifi PN 15 ,P .'+5.':,s.t...-A- . WESLEY SCI-INEYER 2561 South Massey Street X ,,WeS., Us Erolrn Tilden Iurli9rL,H!gh. Cours' : Academic. V ,m ,. Actlwjgkesa 'Co-editor-in-Chl' of 'd y Bee , As ' t Fea- ture Edit' lVdgStaff Re- porter ay Bee , Ppn- cipal's iidviseopT0'CQtguncil, National I-Ion Society. Pet kExpression: Are Xyou kiddin'? MORTON SCHWARTZ ll6 South Redfield ree I-'rom Holmes lunior Course: Industrial Au ile Mechanic. Activities: Cross-Country n- ager, S. A., Library Aid , Dance Committee, class Basketball, C a - ionship Award Da . Committee. Pet Expression: Solid lack. Nashie V WILLIfXAfI!Sl-IQTDANW K ' 1fglsmeAii4S't, Streft ' Will -1- , 4 V ., Fr Ti unida 'I'Ill5'llh Cou se: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Bartram Broadcast and Athletic Representa- tive, S. A., P. A. S. Pet Expression: Man, that's groovy. HERBERT SIMQN ,- 5701 Chester Avenue ,, vl , 1' , ' HHQTHI 1 From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Acadiemic. Activities: Honor Society, lay I T Bee Colurnnistf Advertising Manager of Trdilmarker, Secretahfand Treasurer of Chemistry Club, Dramatic Club, A. A. Representa- tive, Bartram Broadcast, Mrs. Van Tine's Players. Pet Expression: Truth is beauty, beauty, truth. IRENE STOLLER 6111 Delancey Street Mike From Holmes lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Dramatic, French, and Chemistry Clubs, Gym and Lunch-Room Aide, Lib- rary Chief, National Hon- or Society, Exchange Edi- tor of lay Bee, Bartram Broadcast, Class Will, Business Staff of Trail- marker. Pet Expression: Hello there! DORIS R. TRICE 3809 Brown Street Tricycle From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A. Representa- tive, Dinner Dance Com- mittee, G. A. A. Leaders' Club, Bartram Broadcast, Dance Committee, Girls' Choral, lnterclass Appara- tus Team, Girls' Baseball, Student Aide Scout, S. A. Pet Expression: Well, for heaven's sake! INA IANE VANCE 5739 Warrington Avenue Collie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Acivities: lay Bee and S. A. Representative, Monitor, Business Staff of lay Bee, S. A. Pet Expression: You all reet. MANITO WAGNER 5915 Trinity Place Manit From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Swimming Club, Candy Stand and Class Day Committees, P. A. S. and Alternate Represen- tative. LOUISE WATSON 2545 South 67th Street Weasel From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Leaders' and Bowl- ing Clubs, G. A. A., S. A. Pet Expression: What do you say? t Et 1 fe. 415 GRACE TEPPER 2539 Ashford Street Dopey From Overbrook High. Course: Achievement. Activities: lay Bee, Class and P. A. S. Representative, S. A., Gym Leader. Pet Expression: I'll hit you right over the head. KATHRYN VANAMAN l733 S. Yewdell Street HKGY., Course: Commercial. From Shaw lunior High. Activities: Monitor, P. A. S. and G. A. A. Representa- tive, Gym Team, S. A. and Locker Aide, Record Book Committee, S. A, G. A. A. Pet Expression: lt's square. RUTH VIERLING 5510 Walton Avenue Ruthie From West Philadelphia High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., G. A. A. Pet Expression: Control yourself. MARY WARD 6053 Allman Street Daisy From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Vice-President of llB and 12B Classes, and of S. A., Chairman of Dance Committee, S. A. Representative, Class Day Committee, Swimming and Dancing Clubs. Pet Expression: You're a lit- tle bird. ELAINE AUDREY WELLS llOO South 53rd Street Ouchie From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A. Representa- tive, S. A. Alternate, G. A. A. Captain Monitor, Swimming and Bowling Clubs, Chairman Candy Committee, Ticket and Dinner Dance Committees, Leader, Locker Room Aide, Trailmarker Business Staff. Pet Expression: Hi ya, 'Ouchiel'. GEORGE B. SINCLAIRI 6229 Elmwood Avenue I.- StinkY From 'Tilden Iunior High. Cours : Academic. Act' l., Senator, or arol, Football, Track Team, Basketball, School Store, S. A. Pet Expression: Go jump in the lake! GEORGE R. SNYDER 7036 Wheeler Street Duke From West Phila. High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Corridor Guard, S. A., A. A. Pet Expression: Let's go. R , '12 lor-:N srprurfsn t g653,PerElqir1g Street t. f L , 'Ll' , N rl Iack From Hrlden Iunior High. Course? Mechanical Arts. I P2 X fp 'ki-,,w'. ,L x ' lor-IN 1-:. srnvms, IR. fy, r . 1 uf ' 5350 Cedar Avenue Steve From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Mechanical Construction. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Boys' A. A., Corridor Guard, Dancing Club. Pet Expression: What do ya say? WALTER SWARTLEY 7806 Buist Avenue Tubby From Overbrook High. Course: Electrical Construc- tion. Activities: Interclass Basket- ball and Cross Country, S. A., C, E. U. Pet Expression: Da's all rite. if ,VJ X nv N .sf I . fr i , -- n . , -4 V. ,177 MIKE SINNO 2422 South Millick Street Smoky , From Ti nior gh. . nd l t t' it : Student Association. et E pression: What do you say? if I - QQ? t ' 6' , i ar, '57-A-'V iw' tr .. ' l . .53 V ' f ai' L . 'f e lif lil? .M Af ,252 I ii .Q :vu ., !9 . - if .iff . .,., GV? f 41' Y , ,I l i .4 - , 5 f 1 f ,. , , . t f THU' .S?5S92'?.af... i,a . i2i..' .fy? im2?ffs. 1.1 G9 1- EDWARD I. SOLTIS 6218 Reedland Street Salty From Overbrook High. Course: Industrial Mechanical Construction. Activities: A. A., S. A., P. A. S., Dancing Club. Pet Expression: What da ya know? .Q .f . if f if WALTER STEIMEI: 6238 Reedland Street Professor From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activities: Electrical Crew, S. A., C. E. U. Pet Expression: Yes, ma'm. IOHN SUTTON 2512 South 67th Street From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Electric. Activities: C. E. U. No. 13, ln- terclass Basketball, Base- ball Team. Pet Expression: Da's all rite. IIM SWEENEY 6917 Chester Avenue Big lim From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial Mechanical Construction. Activities: Football, Basket- ball. HARRIETTE WILSON 5909 Belmar Terrace ,,HGrfi From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic Spanish. Activities: S. A., P. A. S., Business Staff oi Trail- marker, Dancing Club, Al- ternate Representative. Pet Expression: Everything happens to me. AGNES B. WOODS 5931 Kingsessing Avenue Boagit From Shaw lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., G. A. A., P. A. S., Faculty Aide, Busi- ness Statf of Record Book. Pet Expression: You're a good kid. CATHERINE YOUNG 1228 South Harmony Street Kit From Audenreid Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: National Honor So- ciety, Library Aide, P. A. S., S. A., Study Hall Mon- itor, President of Leaders' Corps, G. A. A. Repre- sentative, Literary Staif cf Trailmarker, Bartram Broadcast. Pet Expression: Don't look for trouble and it won't look for you. f K - www. .t t LILLIAN ZELLMAN 2543 South 6lst Street Lil From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Bartram Broadcast, Costume Committee oi Broadcast, Councilor, Dan- cing, Bowling and Tennis Clubs, Dance Committee, Secretary, P. A. S., S. A. Pet Expression: Don't be fun- ny, son. 70 EMILY WOLF 6321 Kingsessing Avenue ,,Em,. From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Track and Gym Teams, Leaders and Bowl- ing Clubs, G. A. A., Stu- dent Monitor, S. A., Gym Locker Aide. Pet Expression: Gee Whiz. ELAINE MAE YANKELOFF ll36 South 54th Street Yankee From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Dramatic and French Clubs, Gym Lock- er Room and Library Aide, National Honor Society, Prom Committee, lay Bee Staff, Trailmarker Business Staff, S. A. Representative, Orchestra, P. A. S., A. A. Pet Expression: Hello, stranger. CARMINA A. ZAPPONE 2016 South 65th Street ,,Tmy,. From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A., Gym Locker Aide, Bartram Broadcast, Girls' Choral, Candy and Locker Committees. Pet Expression: No, l ain't got no chewing gum. ARTHUR IAMES TATUM 1606 South 56th Street Bath1ess Grogginsn From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Vocational Art. Activities: Band, S. A. Pet Expression: Tell me! ls you in there ole man? ROBERT TELLER 5436 Windsor Avenue Bob West Philadelphia High. Course: Vocational Art. Activities: Bartramaires, Or- hcestra, Class Day, and Dance Committee, Bar- tram Broadcast, Poster Club, lay Bee Representa- tive, S. A., Dance Club. Pet Expression: Thats my wife. CHARLES TIERNEY 6411 Saybrook Avenue Chuck From West Philadelphia High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Pet Expression: Keep 'em fly- mg... WILLIAM TRACY 6312 Paschall Avenue Bud From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., Bartram Broadcast Advertising. Pet Expression: Tell me an- other. ALBERT WEIAND TUSTIN 7347 Chelwynde Avenue MAIN From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Machine Construction. Activity: Students Association. IOHN TAYLOR 6224 Gray's Avenue Porky From Overbrook High. Course: Achievement. Activities: Football Varsity, lunior Varsity, lnterclass Basketball, Bartram Broad- cast. Pet Expression: Turn it off. JOHN THILKER 6335 Reedland Street From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activity: Students Association. ARTHUR W. TOWNSEND 2640 Shields Street Artie From Tilden lunior High. Course: Achievement. Activities: Class Day Corn- mittee, Aide to Mr. Oinin and in Library, Trailmarker Staff. FRANCIS TUCKER 1206 S. Harmony Street uTuCkff From Audenreid Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanic. Pet Expression: Slow the roll, Jim. NICASIO URSINO 6866 Dicks Avenue N ick From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Electrical Construc- tion. Activities: lnterclass Basket- ball Team, S. A., C. E. U. Pet Expression: Da's all rite. MICHAEL VALENZA 6928 Buist Avenue Mike Prom West Philadelphia High. Course: Academic. Activities: Representative, Vice-President, and Presi- dent of A. A., Dance Com- mittee, Cross - Country, Baseball, Interclass Bas- ketball, S. A., Class Coun- cilor, Senior Day Com- mittee. Pet Expression: Sharp as a razor. GEORGE WALLACE 6235 Buist Avenue Lickl Lick! From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: S. A. President and Vice-President, Represen- tative, Dancing Club, Dnace Ticket Committee, Member of Patrols, Honor Society, Pet Expression: M-o-a-n-n-o- ft W. EDWIN STOTT WEADLEY 1705 North 55th Street Lucky From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Athletic Represen- tative, S. A., Corridor Pa- trol, Class President, Pub- lic Address. Pet Expression: I'm broke. BERNARD WEINTRAUB 529 South Salford Street Ben From Holmes Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanic. Activities: Librarian, Corridor Guard, S. A. Favorite Expression: Brother Rat. IOHN WILSON 5328 Upland Street Willie Prom Shaw lunior High. Course: Industrial Machine. Activities: S. A., Cross-Coun- try. Pet Expression: Don't be- LOYD VAN SYCKLE 2627 South 62nd Street Dutch From Tilden lunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: Alternate, I. V. and Varsity Football, Dance Committee, B a r t r a m Broadcast, S. A., lnterclass Basketball. Pet Expression: Holy cow! BERNARD WATTS l349 S. Markoe Street Professor From Shaw Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanic. Pet Expression: Yes indeed. SAMUEL LOUIS WEINSTEIN 6539 Dicks Avenue Sammy From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Academic. Activities: S. A., Monitor, Iay Bee Representative, Lib- rary Aide, Dance Commit- tee, A. A. Representative. Pet Expression: Whee Whoo whistle itJ. ROBERT WEYHMULLER 1330 South Paxon Street Bob From Shaw lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: P. A. S., Represen- tative, S. A. Pet Expression: Are you kid din'? FRANK WISHER 6419 Gray's Avenue Wiskey From Tilden Junior High. Course: Industrial Electric Construction. Activities: S. A., C. E. U. Pet Expression: Hello, Posock. ALEXANDER I. XENAKIS 2212 South 66th Street Greek From Tilden lunior High. Course: Commercial. Activities: Varsity Football, President Bartram Photo- graphic Society, A. A. it ei ' 2,.. .ff ' g. ,iiv afgi i f X 4,525 ANDREW YEATTS 5524 Upland Street ,.Andy,. Prom West Philadelphia High. Course: Mechanical Arts. Activities: Counselor, P. A. S. Representative, Teachers' Aide. Pet Expression: Stop itl RALPH WEBER 8 l O7 Eastwiclc Avenue Chick From Tilden lunior High. Course: Industrial. Activities: Hall Duty, Ping- Ponq Team, lay Bee, Vocal Ensemble. Pet Expression: Are you kid- ding? 73 IOHN WOODCOCK 2616 S. Robinson Street Woody From Tilden Iunior High. Course: Industrial Automobile Mechanic. Activity: Students Association. Pet Expression: See, who cares? 0 N to CLASS ONG fjo 706 who LNES ,cn 3 real ,Y'lEfXJ, be-:J Tfll YNE-VU' fefjel' aa help. your 'l'0F5 ff., am- -f- Fondgy. M. 'fdhw Wil 1? L Farewell to thee, John Bartram High, With nobler hearts, we leave thee. And tho' we go, each with a sigh, We cherish each memory of thee. Such bonds hold us to thee, never to Be broken, but to grow dearer each day In thy truth's shining light, closer to thee. Farewell to thee, but not good-bye, With memories ne'er to die. Our thoughts of thee, will ever be Of tenderest friendship undying. Thy name we all revere, for it symbolizes Truth, Love and thy Righteousness. We go forth, with thy torch, lighting our way 74 .fi X ws? -'-h, Z' if P' W of if-A ,ya ,v -v fm .fm -. X ,ff A w-- -' SQ, .A vi W: R -,.'w'fg,. . ,I t . 5, xiii? 13.51 , 125 fi? ,Al , ,,, -g ,..,.L .I bf' 1 , , . V .-x. 7:9-',SLfz' 1, . V 1, if-' ,M . Yifihi W 1-'ff '-Vzflfii .5222 ' Q, 1'il1aQff'-'JL f 5 haf' ,VM 1 'N - af fe ,-xfgfbifi 'f?,75v7i if 'wif 7 Q 5 ,w'+i if -: Qjirwr N ff - Y' ,N 33 EU' fi' , Q ,, E. A . ., , 1, ll 1 'L-31 f , '-ggwf Aw 2 I ,,,.,: I . .1 331 v ,V ,, 1 'K g' 1' gg ws . 1 y 2- ,wg ,f I ' V fviwl X . ., . . V' fgknrpf ' :ll 4 f:,r,'1'-' , ,' ' 73,?'Y 5 5 .. .kfuP'Q'- .L '.,,x ,HQ 'xi .lfirlb ' vi ' fl K , 1 ! Lunchroom Qi The John Bartram lunch-room is a very well equipped, modern cafeteria. Due to excellent student co-operation the lunch-room, after three years of service, is still as good as new. All of the food used in the cafeteria is carefully selected and prepared under the supervision of trained dietitians. A staff of sixteen women is kept busy cooking this food for the ravenous students. All of the kitchen accessories are of the newest models and of the highest quality. The average consumption of food per day in the cafeteria is staggering. Five hundred bricks of ice cream, three hundred platters, one thousand pretzels, eight hundred and fifty frankfurter platters, and three hundred bottles of beverages are sold every day in the lunch-room. The large quantities purchased make possible economical buying and there- fore high quality. It is for these reasons that the John Bartram Cafeteria is one of the most modern and economical in the city. 77 HARRY HARTZ Editor-in-Chief TRAILMARKER BETTY HADLEY Associate Editor ,1 f JAMES CROUSE ELEANORE HAUSER Associate Editor Associate Editor We, the members of the Trailmarker DR. FELLCER Sponsor Staff, should like to take this opportunity to thank all those who cooperated with us in any way during the time we were compiling and editing the record book. All of the teachers and students were most helpful and willing to do all that they could to assist the staff. To both Dr. Fellger and lVlr. Diloia the literary and business sponsors of the record book, goes our warmest thanks and sincerest appreciation. No record staff had two more willing and helpful sponsors. Dr. Fellger's main task was to advise the staff in its work. Not once did she order or command us in any way. We are very grateful for her many helpful suggestions. Mr. Diloia, who took care of all the financial details of the book, did a fine job of keeping us out of the red. Witholit his expert work the record book could never have been a success. 78 STAFF lVe would also like to extend special thanks to Mr. Boerckel, Special Assistant to the Principal. who took it upon himself to keep things running smoothly and to help us over any difficulties, and to Betty Moore who, although not an ollicial member of the stall, did a great deal of secretarial work on the book. Mr. Currinder, who took quite a few of the informal ictures, also deserves our a - Q G P P preciatlon. The Commerce Department deserves a real vote of thanks for splendidly prepar- ing copy for us. All in all, I think we were most for- tunate in having such a co-operative faculty and student body. We have striven to turn out a book which would please everyone and we hope that we have succeeded in our pur- pose. At any rate, it was a pleasure to Work for you, the members of the class of February, 1942. 1'- ,lVV,., 1-Y. iw., ELEANOR FARLEY JOHN FORTIN Associate Editor Sports Edimr MR. DLIOIA Business Sponsor JAMES HANES Staff Artist 79 XQJ' ao ', W all There was an old woman who sponsored a hook. She had so many ducklings they filled every nook. At last she got them all in a line And the pages she briskly began to assi n Jack Duck does the sports, Jim C. Duck the school Eleanor H. Duck and Betty class activities rule. School activities hrooded by Eleanor F. Duck And they all go to work with plenty of pluck! X x l fo k. f Ng.: X2 Assignments come in and pictures are snapped. These two are combined and new pages mapped. From his wing Jim H. Duck draws a fine plume-A His drawings, weire sure, will dispel all your gloom. The hook breaks its shell and it Hies into form And the record thus hatched lies before you still warm. Thus their hook with feathers so hne they adorn And the loss of her clucklings their sponsor will mourn Lf-.fL-vs,,f-- f-if-' CLASS TRIP 5 7 4 'e 5 E Qx X Q-K KiNQSQt::wX A A 'zbffii-35,12 ' A A, war 1 -ff EH ' - 1 .,-.,, .A ,.., , -NH,-f-54'--f I K K 4 U ,, f e 1-' ' , 1. ' ' - Nr-I ,Yrs W ., ,. ,V - - ...X l A-M ,, -. .. . . - f ,Mi ' , -V - , V ' , ' -' ,, . -'11 ,, , A .'. - . W -- K A, ,., ,,,. . Y , V 1 f 4.6 A 'W film., ' 'Q pf . X, wr' , was I ,, VM U !:5VV:vgVg:A: ,E. V, . K Ng ' -ZiP1QZ'+i24,,ni2 I -Q' Lg- g.-.Q 2.5 ff Seat6d- Morton Botel. Estelle Smith, Bob Durning, Connie Bowen, Lillian Zellman. Standing- Evelyn Slutsky, Doris INIcCar1'ick, Ben Frank, Betty Moore, Eleanore Hauser. 82 SENIOR PRGM PROM COMMITTEE First Row- Regina Mullen, Ben Frank, Connie Bowen, ,lane Carnage, Sidney Engel. Second Row- Joseph Coren, Betty Currinder, Dorothy Doll, Bill Schulze, Betty Moore, Elaine Yankeloff, Virginia Pellechia. G'And a good time was had by allfi Such were the sentiments of all who attended John Bartramfs first joint Prom held at the Benjamin Franklin Crystal Ballroom on Sal- urday evening, December l3, l94l. The boys were really Msharpi' in Htuxw and the girls looked their very prettiest in sweeping gowns of silk, satin, and tulle. Sitting- Betty Hadley, Albert Baliano, Estelle Smith, Chairman Bruce Andrews, Ruth Criswell, Raymond Ciest, Doris lNlcCarrick. Standing- John Corbel, Albert Appenzellar, Harriet Brmlkin, Jane Hunnicutt, James Crouse, Pat Maiocco, Doris Trice, Dorothy Ritchie, Elaine Wells, Lenora Bohn. THE DINNER DANCE Every member of the Dinner Dance Committee gave his very best to make this affair one of the finest in our senior year. McCallister's Rose Room was reserved and on January 15, 19411, things started happening at 6:30 p. m. The orchestra, the Howers, the programs, and the menu were just perfect. All these resulted in one grand time. Seated- Doris Hollartil, Olga Kalenokoff. Betty Currinrler. Angelina D'Augustina, Elaine Wells, Margaret C-ear, Lois Barbanell. Standing- Esther Hershman, Dorothy Doll, Edith Lindstrom, Mary Rhine, Margaret Stinger, lane Gamage, Betty Moore, Manita Wagner, Ruth Bird. CANDY COMMITTEE Do you remember patronizing the candy tables during your 12A term? We hope you do, because the candy you bought that term helped to increase our class treasury. The Class of February 742 followed the procedure of the preceeding senior classes who also sold candy after school hours to students and teachers. The sweets were selected and ordered each week by Mrs. Rotman, who also took charge of all bookkeeping concerned and supervised the girls who sold the candy. This money-making scheme proved to be a great success. At the close of the term, approximately fifty-five dollars were deposited in our treasury. 84 ' . , fa..Zfa1M 2 ..., . ., . 'ew-.,,.,,..,.m...,. 3 , ., ., U, ,. .,.... -. ,. .. .,,. .,..... , .-.....,....f , MA, .lt l Front Row- Arthur Townsend, Mary Warcl, Kathryn McConigle, Morton Botel, Lenora Bohn, Eleanor Farley, ,lohn llejebian. Cfnler Row- Michael Valenza, Harry Hartz, Edith Lindstrom. Lillian Zellman, Joseph Kadison, Irene Stoller, Estelle Smith, Herbert Simon, Robert Teller. Top 130104 Fae Familant, Angelina D'Augostino, Margaret Gear, Manito CLASS DAY COMMITTEE The Class Day Committee, capably headed by Morton Botel, sponsored the best 'gclass dayll a senior class could have. Held at the Brookline Country Club, a full-course dinner was served and two hours of splendid entertainment was offered by members of the class. A precedent was set that succeeding classes will have to work hard to beat. A unanimous vote of gratitude and appreciation is due Morton and his co-Workers. W agner. First Row- Lenora Bohn, Dorothy Doll, ,lane Hunnicutt, Grace Beach, Betty Currinder, Roberta Barrett, Catherine Boyson. Second Row- Herbert Simon, Emma Hetzer, Mary Rhine, Margaret Stinger, Sarah Gordon, Dorothy Fleming, Elaine Wells, Harriet Wilson, Angelina D'Augustina. Third How- Doris Hollarcl, Agnes Mesropian, ,lean Hock, Agnes Woods, Katherine Vanaman, Freda Schwartz, Della Morton, Louise Baus, Marie Kraus, Jane McMichael, Harriet Brodkin, Mary McCullen. Fourth Row- Elaine Yankeloff, Betty Hart- sock, Sylvia Abelson, Jane McVeagh, Alma Rosofl. Irene Stoller, Ruth Bird, Albert Kleeman, Albert Appenzellar. Fifth Row- Morris London, Helen Deever, Betty Harrison. Ruth Criswell, Helen Lamb, Marion Cubit, Virginia Pellechia, Raymond Guiest, Helen Milligan, Stanley Simkins. TRAILMARKER BUSINESS STAFF Congratulations to the members of the Trailmarlier Business Staff and the members of the Class of February '42 for the fine support they have shown in obtain- ing advertisements for the Trailmarker. Our officers, Grace Beach, business managerg Jane Hunnicull and Dorothy Doll, assistant managers, and Betty Currinder, secretary, have done a fine job in inspiring the staff, for they have contributed much time and hard work. 85 I SENIOR ENGLISH Dr. A. Fellger SCENES AROUND THE SCHOOL HOT HOUSE Mr. Bickell HOME ECONOMICS MACHINE SHOP Miss Geiss Mr. Robertson 86 V 1 5 4 'K '-- -Q.., A 3 .. ,f 1 A L, ' . 1 , . . X ,T ,n g..4 1. , ,.'77'!5 'M '- f- . x i',' j.,?,f- :H j -. 1 1 7 - 2.5, ,Q vm: b , , ap , 4, kg? Q x..,mX . R , , x n V A-: --,112 - ' . J K' ' ,5 A., X , 5-35 1 4 v . e. 71' 1 1 1 1 -f 7 . 1 , I5 .W,U,2,, , w 1 .Y 1 - 43 ,. U X fy f ,' 'wr .h A , f I .X ' J .f.' X' -' Y' T '4 Q J- -- , ir. N . 4 .. vw f. 1 f 4- LJ ' ,. 1 '. ,, . . V ' f ' ' ' . nf- , 1- , , 12 ' ' N ,.,, V .. 1 , 1- : , 1 if .5 , ' :7,1.. '--' ,,--, xy: i ff ,fl x 5'11rT ', CHEERS By Alan Daily 4 1-2- LOCOMOTIVE TEAM 5 3-4 B--A--R-T-R-A-M B--A--R-T-R-A-M BARTRAM Yea, Team! Team! Team! Team! 5... TOSS 'EM UP 3 and thin When you're up, you're up, When you're down, you're down, When you're up against Bartram 5 ?-4- You're upside down. Stand them on their heads, Stand them on their feet, Bartram, Bartram, Can't be beat. OL-D FIGHT 4 1-2 LONG RAY TEAM Yea----team! Team! Team! Team! ROCKET YELL Buzz-----Boomb ! Ah! Sis boom bah! Bartram, Bartram, Rah! Rah! Rah! PEP We've got the pep, steam fight, We've got the We've got the We've got the team. Team! Team! Team! The old iight, the old fight, Yea, team Ctwicel, Team! Team! Team! I 4 F Sidney Engel, Harry Glick, Robert Kane, Herbert Simon, Robert Parry. Bartram's Athletic Association ln every school where athletics are one of the activities, a supporting financial association is needed, Our school has created the Bartram Athletic Association, better known to the students as the A. A. Under the sponsorship of lVlr. Ball the A. A. has done a remarkable piece of work. It has performed many duties, including the equipping of all athletic teams, transportation to the games and proper seating facilities at them, the printing of A. A. books and schedules. lt represents all students either as members of our school athletic teams or as spectators at the games. A tribute is due to lVlr. Ball who for the last three years has prepared athletic programs and the present system of buying an A. A. book. The capable Work of Mr. Ball, President lVlike Valenza, and all A. A. representatives, past and present, is greatly appreciated by the students. 38 W! First ROIL'-' Mary Boyle. Betty Currinder. Alice Coder. Second Row! Thelma Senatore, Sara Cordon, Adeline Allen, Catherine Young, Alice Criswell. Third Roto- Katherine Vanaman, Margaret Zappini, Kathryn Mcflonigle, Edna McDowell, Jane lVlcVeagh. The Girls, Athletic Association The Girls, A. A. was organized in order to create a service point system to be used in making awards to girls for their participation in athletics. The Association was organized in the spring of 1941. The officers are Katherine lVIcGonigle, presidentg Peggy Zappini. vice-presidentg Josephine DeCamera, secretaryg and Edna lVlcDowell, treasurer. Although the Girls' A. A. has been organized only a short time, it has accomp- lished a great deal. Most of the girls in the school are members, and in the near future the Association hopes to do great things for Girls, Athletics at John Bartram. 90 BARTRAM OVERBROOK re le Re jebian Hoggard C27 1277 rt lt Taylor Paris qb f30J C221 lhb Gullifer 0 Peters 4135 rg lg C65 VanSyckle Shiekman lhb C2 lj KZOJ qb Speakman 0 Marks C61 c C T35 Confalone Cocco rhb fllb 023 Fhb Sweeney o Min-or 673 lg rg C45 Faust Hassis fb C253 C185 fb J anczyk o DiBittista 418 lt rt C75 Gregory Weiss 1291 Q 2 1 J le re Davis Iannotta fl? 1269 THAN KSGIVING DAY GAME The third annual Thanksgiving football classic, played at Pearson Field, be- tween Overbrook High School and. Bartram High School was clirnaxed with a Bartram victory, 13 to 7. There was no scoring throughout the first half due to a stubborn Overbrook defense. The Maroon and Gray boys were first to score. In the third quarter the Clippers drove 50 yards to Overbrook's 30. A pass, Spillane to Captain Davis, was good for a Bartram score. .lanczyk converted. Score: Bartram 7, Overbrook 0. The Hilltoppers could gain nothing through Bartram,s line and were forced to kick out of bounds to the Clippers, 30. A 70-yard drive was climaxed with Spillane heaving a touchdown pass to Gullifer. Jansczak's conversation was low, as the third period ended. Score: Bartram 13, Overbrook 0. The Clippers were on the march again, late in the final quarter. However, a Bartram scoring play rebounded and Hoggard intercepted a pass and galloped 90 yards for an Overbrook touchdown. Pecussi kicked for the extra point. Score: Bartram 13, Overbrook 7. The Thorntonmen stiffened and checked any further Overbrook threat. The game ended with Bartram in possession of the ball. Final score: Bartram l3, Overbrook 7. 91 Cheerleaders and Band Wallace Hayes, Rich Buchanan, Dominic Maurone, Ruth Thompson, Helen Breese, Lorraine Rankin, Jacqueline Currella. K , o I mix 1 92 FOOTBALL Front Row- Jim Spillane, Mick Faust, Bill Confalone, Jim Sweeny, Captain Davis, Dick Gullifer, Tom Speakman, Lloyd Van Syckle, John Rejebian. Second Row- Alex Kenakis, Honey Cochard, Fred Paiste, John Taylor, Augie Gregory, Al Chunko, Bob Briggs, Tony Janczk. Third Row- Bob Evans, Dick Smith, Howard Ore, Frank Rutunno, Joe Pacocha, Bill Engle, Coach James Thornton. From the beginning of spring practice un- til the very last game, Coach Thornton could be seen drilling his boys to block hard and tackle hard. Thus he has emphasized to his squad the two fundamentals which make a good football team, and Coach Thornton did turn out a good football team. The Clippers established an excellent record of five wins, two losses, and one tie. The team opened the season with the new Public High League Champion, West Philly. Bartram out- played the Speedboys throughout the battle. The game ended in a 0-0 tie. Penn Charter knocked any thoughts of an undefeated season out of our heads when they won 7 to 6. Bartram then romped through successively Olney, 19 to 03 Gratz, 19 to Og Germantown Academy, 12 to 7g and Valley Forge Military Academy, 27 to 13. The Clippers in the game with V. F. M. A. piled up their largest score of three seasons, 27 points. A 6 to 0 defeat at the hands of Southern was a hard one to lose. At the Thanksgiving game, Overbrook was caught by Bartram on the re- bound and suffered a 13 to 7 defeat. Coach Thornton developed one of the best passing attacks of any school in Philadelphia. Bartram owed its scores largely to the expert arm of Speakman and two great ends, Captain Davis and Rejebian. The defense strength of the team was strong, as is shown by the record. Only one team was able to score more than one touchdown against the Thorntonmen and that was V. F. M. A. A tribute is due to Mr. Thornton for his excellent coaching. Spending most of the spring term with the squad, he drilled them into a co- operating machine. Due to numerous injuries, he was forced to shift his lineup frequently, but was always able to put a strong 'team on the field. Coach Thornton taught his boys to play good, hard, clean football, and he gave them the fighting spirit to come from behind and win. Mr. Thornton was a great athlete and now he is a great coach. BASKETBALL Charles Brown, Larry McCanfllis, James Vollrner, Charlie Cillen, Len Weiner, Joe Piston, Dave Pagel, Henry Gillingham, Menchy Colmlblatl fcoachl, Bernard Cherry, Sam Silverstein, Shorty Coughlin, Reds Speakman. Gene Nlangeni, Milt Cohen, Bob Durning, Doc Swigler, Paul Kelley, ,lack Macl.aughlin, Chester Kochesperger. Coach Menchy Goldblatt is beginning his second year as coach of Bartramis basketball team and is looking forward to a great Clipper season. An experienced squad is on hand with the return of six lettermen and the addition of some promising youngsters. This year's squad has been practicing since the middle of September. Coach Goldblatt has them out every day to prepare for the coming season. Many scrim- mages have been played with other schools and the Bartram boys have looked very promising. Coach Goldblatt is anxious this year to turn out another championship team, this time in basketball. He is a great coach and the boys will be giving all they have for him and the school. l-lere's wishing them the best of luck and a prosperous season. 94 BASEBALL Harry Herrmann, Gene Cascurella, Captain Norman Swigler, Vince DiMagistris, Harry Weidman, George Brown, Jack Fortin, Cliff Lord, Jerry Rullo, Al Davis, Joe Melsheimer, Bob Coughlin, Eddie Miller. From the sandlots of Southwest Philadelphia has come a group of athletes to form one of the finest baseball combinations in the history of the Public High League. Under the great leadership of Coach Menchy Coldblatt, our Bartram High boys completed their fifteen-game schedule without a defeat, in their first venture in the league. Bartram's champion team was honored in the auditorium and received the Princeton Cup, emblematic of the Public High School League Championship. An interesting program was held. Members of the Phillies were included as speakers. Presentation of the trophy was made by Harry Snyder, director of the League, to Captain Swigler. Coaches and captains of other league teams were also present. Awarding of letters and sweaters was made by Coach Coldhlatt. .95' First Row- Lauer, Diem, Rullo. Konrad. Orr, Kuni. Finberg, Kahler, Burns. Second Row- Forhes, Zelluk, Marta, Dempster, Ryback, Klossman, Higgins, Whelpley, Mr. D'Nuncio, Mr. Klingman, Third Razr- NIcCandless, Reilly, Ramsey, Harrison, Del Collo, Leaken, Herherian. Jones. Woltanski. Fourth Row-- ffoughlin, Shaffer. Gosser, Bove. Fifth Razr- Manager Hoopes, McNally. Jay Vee Football Finishing its third successful football sea- son, Bartrarnis second team has annexed its sec- ond championship since entering the Public High League. This year the team was excellently coached by a new member of our Physical Education Department, Mr, John Klingman. Of the three tough years on the gridiron, the Jay Vee squads have come through with only one defeat. The first two years the teams were undefeated but unfortunately lost the initial game this season to West Philly, but Coach Klingmanis boys romped through the other teams with victories over Southern, Central, Olney, Overbrook, Ben Franklin and Frankford, and finished the season undisputed champions. atb: Barbour, Federman, Zuhrack, Hummel. Gym Team The team has completed three successful years and Coach Keebler speaks with pride of last yearis team which finished fourth in its in- itial entrance into Public High League competi- tion - an excellent showing: for the ugreenw gymnasts. Mr. Keebler has some excellent gymncists in Bonsall, Buchanan, and Greer. With last yearis experience and many of last yearis letter men back, Coach Keebler is confident that Bartram's gym team will give the other high schools plenty of competition and will have its best season next term. aight gg 13 GQ? l i ' l - Q , 0 Q., 1 HE Q ,,, wg? ii ' H 96 CROSS CGUNTRY First Rolf- Coach Schott, Charles Ford, Bill Schulze, Bucky Harris, Captain ,loe Mazzeo, Rex Holiman, Harry Pavey, George lrwin, Manager Morton Schwartz. Second Row- Frank Donofrio, John Morris. Harry Cvehret, John Ritter, Domenic Damico, Frank Wiedeman. Leonard Schulze. Third Row- Dave Fineberg. Balph Cromleigh, John Wilson, Ed. Lutter, William Mulhern, Leon Corchyea, Harry Click. Last Row- Billie Michaelson, Sam Long. Tom Boyle, John Foreacher. ,lohn Bradley, Wallace Garner. Robert Kane. Bartramis cross-country team finished its third successful season under the coaching of Mr. Schott. Headed by Captain ,loe lVlazzeo, the Clippers were able to come away with three firsts, two seconds, and one last place. The squad was victorious over Olney, St. Thomas More, Ben Franklin, Gratz, Southern and again Olney. Captain lVlazzeo was the nzain attack of the team. He was one of the best school runners in Philly and finished among the leaders. ln the Public High League Championship meets, at Fairmount Park, eight league teams competed. Bartram placed sixth and was a few points behind Southern, who placed fifth. The meet was won by the boys from Northeast. The second team championships were also held at the Park. The Clipper's Jay Vee squad placed fifth out of a possible seven. Mr. Schott is looking forward to having a championship team at Bartram. He is tutoring his boys in the tricks of the running game and gives a proud gleam when next yearis possibilities are spoken of. l 97 GIRLS' Doree Skt-etz, Kay Trudel, Josephine D,Camera, Constance Bowen, Mary Valente, .lean Vance, ltha Dverhammer, Evelyn Anderson, Marialice Queroli, Virginia Wood, Pat Truman, Teeki Pallos, Pauline Mersropian. Dorothy Russie. BASKETBALL TEAM Under the sponsorship of Miss Holden, the Basketball Club has been meeting every Friday at 2:30. Its objective is to teach the girls advanced basketball. The varsity team is captained by Connie Bowen and the reserves by Dora Sheelz. Presi- dent is Pat Trumin and Dorothy Suders is secretary. Q , 5 , f - V 13 f fa f- v ' f , fy, Q f Z4 X if G' , Q- ' -4 'iii an r e 1 , J 1' ' lf '42- s My I' f' Kwai hw , A 'Q if fy A 1 IV X A. f A , ,Q 4 J 2 4 1 . . . . ...gi fig.. , C .1 I 1 -1 y 2 Q, 9 p,, ' A I , V Ziff '-,f'Zff'?' Q ,qt , , 1 ' - ' ' ' ' 4 ' 5 'ly .Y ' 5 f of 'Q Q ,142 em ' in i , we me , 5 S 4 wr' f it 3 7 -I 1 ff f f Wf f '85, , f' ff I f Q , . 4, e gf' 3 5 ff , f' 1, 'A ' I, ,..v 'W I if A, ,nw i V yr . fy, J ,.l' ,, V' ,X ' W f, T , Marion Cubet, Marge Gear, Betty Patton, Madeline Fitzgerald, Katherine Brown, Dorothy Doll. SWIMMING CLUB The Girls' Swimming Club, under the leadership of Miss McDermott, meets at the Y. M. C. A. each Monday afternoon for an hour of instruction and fun. Dorothy Doll is the club manager for this term. 98 THLETIC Top Razr- Katherine McG0nigle, Dorothy Sauters, Sara Cordon, Pat Truman. Lower Razr- Eleanor Pitts, ltha Duerhammer. Marie Canpli, Ther. Koester, Eliz. Mergonts, Betty Bodenseick, Doris Kolhoff. TENNIS CLUB Under the auspices of Miss McDermott, this club has been meeting once a month in the girls' gym. This is the second year the club has been in existence. As yet, the girls have encountered no opposition this season but Miss Mc- Dermott expects to schedule other schools to oppose them. BOWLING CLUB '4lt's a strikelw gleefully shouted one of the students of Miss lVIcDerniott's Bowling Club. The club has been meeting every Wednesday and Friday at the Elm- wood Bowling Academy. This is the second term. the club has been organized. Managers of the club are: l2B, Betty Smithg l2A, Theresa Volpeg UB, Ruth Lindg HA, Doris Wilkensong 10A-B, Emma Ruppel. 99 Betty Boclenseiek, Jane Oates, Betty McClung, Jacqueline Savage. Mary Streeper, Nellie Pidgeon, Florence Hichner, Marg. Stuart. Katheline Colgan, Lois Giesicke, Gloria Hill, jean llilgrove, Mary DiMaggio. Margaret Myers, Kath. Miller. Dorothy Powell, Kay Justis, Betty Shane. Edna McDowell. Betty Francks, ltha Duerhanler, Eclitll Linrlstrom, Betty DANCING CLUB The rhythmic tapping of dancing feet and gentle swaying to the strains of a Griflilli, Rita llogan. popular song may be seen any Wedriesday afternoon in the Girls, Gym as the Dancing Cluh, alily coached hy Miss Holden, meets to learn many new and intricate dance routines. Q la: First Row- Edna McDowell, Lillian lsaacs, Peggy Meyers, Mildred Bailey, Catherine Young, Peggy Max, Wilma Petzold. Second Razr- Margaret Cook, Dorothy Wooten, Eleanor Simons, Tickie Pallos, Helen Duke, Frannie Mellon, Catherine Helduser. Ethel Kay. Third Row- Myrl Gary, Hose Giragosian, Phyllis Zimmer, Ethel Saven, Theresa Severino, Betty Mc- Clung. Fourth Rolf- Hazel Stockton, Alice Lee, Anna Nelson, Olga Morris, Rose Di- Placido, Marie Confalone. Fifth Row- Alberta Davis, Dorothy Hayes, Myrtle MacPherson, Betty Cody. Louise Hartsock. Florence Reichner, Mary Valente. Zelda Korr. LEADERS' CLUB The Leaders, Club, sponsored by Mrs. Marhefka, meets in the Girls, Gym each Monday afternoon. Picked as the most skilled athletes in their respective groups, they develop aims for the new term. 100 ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The John Bartram High School organized its Alumni Association in June, 1940. The chief aim of this organization is to keep the graduates interested in their Alma Mater. As older, more mature individuals, they may have a definite influence on the policies of the school. The secondary purpose is to keep graduates in contact with each other socially. A dance is sponsored by this group in the spring, and another in the fall, the night before Thanksgiving. The Thanksgiving Dance is to become a tradition of Bartranfs Alumni Association. Music Festival Executive Committee, January 16, 1942 The Bartram Music Festival, which is modeled upon the All-Senior High School Music Festival, was held in our auditorium on the evening of January l.6, l91l2. It included all the musical organizations in Bartram. Miss Easley, who shouldered the entire responsibility, directed the vocal ensemble of two hundred voices, the thirty-six piece orchestra and the girls, choral group of twenty-four voices. Mr. Goldman, director of the band, conducted that group of forty pieces. Although this was the first Inusic festival which Bartram has had, it will be repeated annually hereafter. The soloists for this presentation were George Lunn, Beatrice Geiger, Chris- topher Brennan, and John Rejebian. The following students served as the committee for sale of tickets and clerical work: Betty SlipakoH, Lillian Zellman, Sara Gordon, Louise Baus, Robert Durning, Maryann Harris, Robert Allen. 101 THE LAST WORD Among the most pleasant contacts of a teacheris life is that in which she may meet students on an equal footing. A spirit of comradeship between staff and sponsor has gone into the making of this book, with free and friendly criticism of every step by all. The staH proved so able that the sponsor,s part was to sanction rather than to advise. She hopes the association may abide as a fragrant, living memory. ALICE E. FELLCER. Bartram's Library The Library at Bartram is housed in one of the finest rooms in lhe building. Our book collection numbers several thousand and is growing every term. lt is a store- house of material for recreation and information and as such is one of the most popular of the school services. The kindly help offered by Mrs. Pinson and her staff adds to the enjoyment of a visit to the Library. 102 FOR EXCELLENT FOOD AND SERVICE - T R Y - McGarvey's Ca e 5729 WOODLAND AVENUE PHILADELPHIA An Education IN SCIENCE offers lo qualified young men and young women today exceptional opportunities for interesting and successful careers. This institution. the oldest of its kind in the Americas, conducts courses of study in pharmacy, chemistry, hacteriology and biol- ogy leading to B.Sc.. and graduate study and research in pharmacy, bacteriology and biology leading to lVl.Sc., and D.SC. de- grees. Write for Catalog A. PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY AND SCIENCE Founded 1821 PHILADELPHIA PENNSYLVANIA High School Graduates Special Classes For: Students who need training to assure passing college entrance exams. Those who wish to master subjects not received in high school. Students desiring a general review before persu- inq a rigid college course. In addition, Lincoln Prep offers young men and women cr high school course in one-half the usual time and cost through simplified in- struction. Write or Phone, PENnypacker 2328 For 29th Annual Catalog LINCOLN PREP 1311 SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA Dr. Manfred E. 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