Lincoln High School - Knight Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1958 volume:

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We do thrs, vv or rrxef'Yearrxvvork. our tearrx, the iourteerxth graou tuches, at horhe, ou he to seek p Xopeo our the r Y earhook, utfku our s ' ' t requrreo t vve have W e ' o put r ' schoo Ywausp iorth v oeve 'rxto ou X and o htter , r have trreo t We have vvorkeo together xrx t took tearrxvv ork to produce our The stah Xahored and brought dass. hahs. X ' Kass. the bus, Xu the eiort and support oi the erxtrre c Bausphtter . 4 001 Faculty School Activities Sports Senior Activities Seniors Page 10 Page 22 Page 36 Page 58 Page 70 TABLE CF CONTENTS DEDICATIO lieezmse we eiijoyerl every mouient of our life at l,ineuln, lieu-:mise we treasure the ideals of sportsrnari- sliip, revei'enee for llxilflllllg, ziuml good fellowship with wliieli we were ineulezitecl, lieeziuse we leave these elierislieil lmlls with increasing regret, we mleflic-ate the lizlilsplittei' of the class of Jzimuiry 1957 to 'lllll' Spirit of Lilieolii Iligli. 'wi 1 L... QV-Q i N A L A-'1lM g?E?iiiJii in Oil' wriml in l in iillx lull 1 . 1 , J li - . iq ' ' l 6 s A ' '5' 5 e J' 'hfseiiflz w .. . ., , L , i e i ,Qi e i ma . 'J 5 'M My isa: e ee f e fi eieei i A X WS W - Q. mpg. Wm-MM, ,,,i,, . .K 2 ,, ,W 1.,,,,,Hw',Qwn in Sc-ure 53 for vielury '- ' If .... - -' Xi'f'SQ.Sfff.- . ' X Eff? .ss'-Q zs1,:f,-we - . my . gf :A K - ' is ss1isdf12'zvifs.rs Af....wi.. , - Life' 91 ' Anierienn llistury mzule easy Mr. Roseiilicrfjs visual :iirls 6 WI11-ll Vollaizllmlm- mn sixly y2lI'flS ,4-'Q Before the lyoll 5 f 97 'B' ,gfxth W ', Q.: 'wg mv-131-.s., l1llIll'l1 timo for 1110 f:lc'l1Hy Haag K In Hn IIIIIVII run H, PQ ff W 1 'X . .1 llc was :1 Illillll take him f1 in all, As, L1-ss011 ill bottle XVZlSIlillg If we kccp H10 lmll, wc 1':111't loscf 8 JJ, A ,fs f sf' X, . J, 0 if, 4 :ffm J 551' Y.:-1 Wi,-.1 . K ,I f 1 1. S .ff zeiwaey - f - 1, M. im-Qvssgf--1 - Some cuter to learn 1411. . .,. f iw ENN 5 A:-assi 2 . .M x xx ,g K , 1 1 'N 1 S X 1 is 1 X 5 by fi -J iw, 1 X K 'R fx W 1 .Q Sim , 191 1 SEQ wx ii 1 1? 521 . 1:31, A L: .ig 1 sf: ..:1 f 15 .. if .735 af, .skies w w! Q13 1 rf' Am Q ' 1, ,,,. .1 Y . 1 W 1 f 1 ., , , it I X. Ju' F Choir sings during Assembly Mothers lend zu helping hanrl 9 Towers of learning Richie Weiner on the bass clrunl xi A 5. . D X ! --. H Vi -pg. ,V--W' fii Faculty We wish to express our appreciation to the faculty for the superior men and women who teach at Abraham Lincoln Iligh School. Our teachers have nourished us with the light of knowledge and instilled in us the ever-increasing hunger for it. Wle know that we must ever seek to learn. In a sense, there has been teamwork between the teachers and the students. They have given, and We have received. If we, in return, have given to them, it has been evidenced by our high degree of respect and affection for them. lYe shall always be grateful. N .ix xlx 56 ' Q, Hn' X- f'N'Hq5.a 1 i:i'f-x' :f-,. ,sg 4 v ,':i -'sf-. W X .Q L- ggi? R5 X X ., ' Q I X ,SKA X ' X S ' -.1 ' xx 0 Q. X y . 5 cg., rx X . Q Ag xl' L I A X :'Txs h , tp 5 9 .1 ' , .. A F QA w x 1 , -1 5 '19 . . s f 1 '- -.........- QM., PRINCIPAL Wl1af a piece of work is a man! how noble in reason! how I'l'Lfi7Ilif6 in faculfyf' Charles H. Vllilliams, mentor and friend, has worried over us, looked out for us, loved us. VVhat has come from his heart has gone to ours. TO MY FRIENDS OF THE FOURTEENTH CLASS: In a recent learned address at the lllassachusetts Institute of Technology, Dr. Hubertus Strughold, who organized the United States Air Force Department of Space llledicine, presented some of the basic differences between the atmosphere in which we live and that with which a ven- ture into outer space will have to deal. Among the hard facts he stressed are these: the availability of oxygen for breathing ends about ten miles above the earthg at twelve miles, atmospheric pressure is reduced to the point at which body fluids boil and evaporate: Ccj twenty-six miles above the earth, the atmosphere no longer screens out intensive cosmic radiation. Qdj at eighty to one hundred miles the diffusion of light by atmospheric particles ceases and CHD Cb? cosmic darkness prevails: one hundred miles above the earth the zone of complete silence is reached, at one hundred and twenty miles, radiation replaces convection and conduction a means of heat transmission: CCD Cf? Team work can, I am certain, solve these and other problems not allied with space travel. But team work is not enough, at least, not enough for you and me. Gangsters have team workg Hitler had team work, Khrushchev has team work which is solving, and will continue to solve, problems of space. On the other hand, churches and synagogues, too, have team work. It seems certain, then, that team work-at least the kind of team work to which this hook is addressed-must rest on a philosophy tempered by the wonder of God. The Creator, who made the universe and all of the complexities therein, also made lllang and endowed him with divine intelligence to solve, for good or ill, for his use or destruction, the complexities of his environment, It is my sincere hope that your school has helped you to learn constructive team work and, there- by, given you, at least, a glimpse of the divine possibilities in working together as you aspire to the stars. Sincerely, - CHAS. H. WILLIAMS, Principal 12 VICE-PRINCIPALS Wle have found Miss Scheuhing to be endowed with intelligence, understanding, sympathy, friendliness, and a profound awareness of the problems of youth. Like her colleagues, she is a person who appears to have been trained all her life for her role at Lincoln. Mr. Weiss, as head of our science de- partment and later as vice-principal has contributed immeasurably to our growth. His dignity, gentleness, and farsighted- ness have been ours to appreciate and emulate. Dr. Hyman Boodish was a graduate of Central Iigh Sc-hool and the I'niversity of Pennsylvania, and vas best noted for his profound wisdom and his deep lnderstanding of people. Dr. Boodish seemed always to us to be charac- erized by a great calm, an infinite capacity to absorb .ur problems, while leading us to recognize the sim- ali:-ity of their solution. 13 CCUNSELORS If, all illly' llllIl', you l.0llllll tllzll. tho slings Zllltl :ll'l'ows of 0l1lI'2lg'l'0llS fm'- llllllvl wx-rv :lll ll'1lllli'1l :lgzllllst you, or lllill you wcrv lllllIll'I'S0tl ill il sl-:l of ll'0llllll'S,N you, lll :lll prollzllllllly, lIl'2lll04l clilwwlly for llll' olllcvs ol' llll' l'Ollll- sclors. Volll-gv :lllel SC'll0l2ll'- sllip lllfol'lll:lllull, l'UllI'St'S of stucly, curly lllslllissllls, IJ0l'SOIl2ll pT'0lllK'lllSQ alll ol' tllvsv fell into llll- ll2lllllS nl' llllx t'0llIlSl'l0I'S, llllfl, :ll lm 1 tllllk' cllll lllvy lull ill lllvil' l tasks. l l Sflllllll-Ilflf H. Ill'-ll'lllll', S. lisprlsilo, X. Platt. S1'11l'z'11: ll. gXlJI'2lll2lll1, -l. llzlrkill, J. Myers OFFICE STAFF LIBRARIANS V l. lily, J. llillcllllzlll guhw - M. Burke, S. vllillllll, 31.54-llwllrz, U. flllflillllilll, B. Kl'ill1'f', li. K:lSlllll. Sfvllrdf ll, llzlllvl' NURSES Standing: li. Pastor, S. Langer. Svcllmlf Nl. lxlllltlliflll Nln r w lllls llll' lulmmions :nnl nn- l0W2ll'lllllgI lusk of lllillilllg np vuvll svllnwlm-I's svl, ol mslvrs lm' l02ll'lll'I'S uncl 1 gxlw-:nl l'l'SI?0llSlllllllf' lllvrv norm' low llllS lmrlng, :nnl lllv lmnlk of lllv owvvvl'. llns IS nol llllx only july ol lln' graulv c'l1un'- nwn. 'l'l1vy II1llSl also wal:-h llw progrl-ss of cvvry sln- lcnl :nnl gllllllt' lnnl Ill Ins clnmivv nl' snlmja lu llu- graulc l'llllll'Ill0ll lla-nls. .xlllllblljlfll lhis is lzlkcs Ill ros- lllSl'I'0llillll'll'S wvrc IIllll0l'. 'vls GRADE CHAIRMEN - . Sfanrlfrlg: R. fllllSl'llK', F. Fink. L. Sllllfllll, S. lflclrirlgc, J. W'00lson, S. lfrlil-ll, li. Vvrlwit. Sf'alr'11: I.. Ural, Nl. lJ'Xl-il, Il. Slllllll, I.. Unkcs, R. BIc'Kz1in SENIOR ADVISERS Slurnlirlg: D. XYvil1lu-rg, ll. Nelson, YY. Arrison, T. Qninlnn. Smllvrl' C' N LUN CHROOM f'I lXYll0l'll l'. xlilI'l'0, Nl. llnlvry l I I l - i 3? ENGLISH rxt lfmr: S. Paul, M. Lange, 'l'. Quinlan, H. Conroy, J. Kay, B. VVoolson, Dr. C. Immzxrolli. Srrwml lfnw: B. Connrcl ll B. Cmmrrl Vvelslrcrg, G. Barber, K. Zalun, E. Greenwood, K. Stewart, B, Geult. Third Razr: R. Robinson, B. Dnlnrow, G. Klcin, IC Rosenberg, B. Adclnmn, E. Gutschc, C. Andrews HISTORY g . 1 1'r.vI lfozr: U. Golrlblntt, R. Lindon, A. li0SClll'I'2llltZ, D. Singer, D. NVQ-inlu-rg, X. Blur-k. Sw-1:1111 Roux' D. H:lrl', II. Rosen Sllllll stion, U. Blown, F. l,l'IllllI'0, J. Rnrison, S. l 1'L-als, I..Sl1:1rlip. Tl11'r1llx'o11': M. Bnioil S.ci0l1llllIlll, I.. llzurlnmn, .L Glas: 4 ll. llurr 16 LANGUAGE gl.-ff 'X IC. Sundstroln, V. Long, M. Lucas, G. D'Unofrio, I.. Goklnllv, B. Kritschil, S. I':I'lil'll f. SIlll1lStl'0lll MATHEMATICS l ir.vI Ifuzr: ll. Aslllcr, J. Dolan, IC. Knoer, R. Mc-C'arty, E. Fidler, LI. Gaynor, L. Oakes. Semmd lfuu-: K. Kalman, li V V Vorlrit, Il. Fcldnuun, I.. Wionvr, R. McKain, li. Tritsclnlcr, A. Hamer. Third Row: C. Burdnn, YV. Aldas, D. Steinberg h- lV'hm ' F. Ilnrc, Il. Blum, H. Slllilll I7 SCIENCE II. Kuncr XV. lllauslvy l 1 mi First Row: M. Slimm, M. Kahn, L. Goldberg, F. Hoban, M. Coalc, H. Marcus. Second Row: ll. Kuncr, F. Fink, I.. Dim-lz J. Vlbolson, S. Savitz, W. Dodies COMMERCE I'fr.vf lfozri YY. Kulmle, I.. Graf, Bl. 0,Nclll, N. Dillon, S. Abrams, E. Rieman. Semrlrl lfllllff YY. Nlanslcy, A. Zack, R. l cll0roll', if Z1-ntncr, J. Kocfcr, I. Abrams 18 FINE AND INDUSTRIAL ARTS ..-EB lwrxt Razr: L. Dcvnm, J. lIIllI'I'l, M. Slmff, F. Koehler, L. Lnskin, BI. lNIull1ern. Sm-and Row: R. Goldman, C. Eliasson li Ilnrlwr, J. Sl-iglv, W. llotllscllilcl, J. Marvin, A. Fcclcli, B. Segal. Third linux' S. Lavvrson, J. Devins, G. Ginlas, . W ll. 1-ol1ln1z1n - Arnson P. Vlmplnnn HOME ECONOMICS P. Cllilplllllll, E. Noclx, L. VV:1lkclen, T. Fagan, A. Nagel, P. Xy2iI'0SI'llUlC, ll. Nelson 19 x'-4 T MUSIC PHYSICAL EDUCATION gy ,J .I Q. Ffrxf lfmr: M. Smith, J. Ballots, M. linlury, G. IIIIIIIZIIIU, C. Ham-0, C. Yvuvkor, NI, Sharp. Nw-mul ln'fv11'.' li. llungcn, 'l'. Xlllrl' I' Ql'lllll'IIl4'I' ll Silrfw H Bluqfum . . . . , . . ., In lngllioot, 5. Yogvl, U. lXlIlllIl0I'lL', II. Bnrfrml. Tlzfrfl lfnzr: H. Wlllsml, .l. i'uml:unIim-, 4 1 WY. Smith, II. WK-illslcill. -I. YY1'iglli, I. Urml, II. Neilson I . Smyth-r SPECIAL SUBIECTS I 9 X. ? X la hnyclor. ll. bllllfll, A. Iidwnrrls, B. Rmulinulli, A. Wlsv f I 1 NI, Fl'IgIl'lllN'I'g!. YY. IAIISVII, S. IIITHYIIK' M. 20 Fcigcnbcrg HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION The Home and School Association has been an invaluable aid to Lincoln High. The initiation of the Saturday Night Canteen, the contributions of books to our library, the uniforming of the band, choir, and various teams, the Christmas and Jamboree shows, have all Come about through their efforts. Sealed: ltlrs. G. Carter, ltlrs. J. VV. Henry, ltlrs. K. Silk. Standing: Mrs. L. Weidman, Mr. J. Cameron, Mrs. M. Faunce, Mr. C. II. Williams, Mr. C. Van Stone, Mr. E. Reinlmrt The Home and School Association in action 21 Eleanor Baldwin, President X N:,If XX ll -2 u va ' XXX N. ' 4. 9 Ov 6. , s - V - 1 14' i' W ,Y I x F, , Q iv 'W N .1 ' i ' ' . 'V .-351' ii' xi' - , ,.- ,l Nl V x dl, K xi Pi is I l'-' xx 'T Yr if I! klx N l X pf .135 1 ti txt l S ff 3553: 'z i 5, LE' P, 'Jr' sex ' ' ' - ifiihf- fl I I X 1 i A A I so .I . Q 5 ' X it 1 1 N ' ' t xt' 1 X x l 'S ,i . N ' .X I .I School Activities Lincoln offered us six curricular and seventy extra- curricular activities. You pays your money and you takes your choice. For most of us the choice was easy. How could we lose with teamwork! C Q I X 1 K I r H 1 5 K -99 - 4 2 W .Q KK K K .M ,K K Kg ,, SQHQ WK ,K , . 5+ A X . 'N , i f 'ax .- . L, A U M' 'f - sn , ,KK-rw -my Qzj .- 0 . . . KU K , K 'iw-. 'hal' A 1 ,NS Q i Y 12 f W X uw. K r, 1 H.. f I V - , K . . 5 L33 .rw -..n,,.-' 1 Q Q Q- ' Q' ' 5 nv - - me s ,- K M Q K K, M af . 1 Q.. MF ..,n -N. vw-an ,,, , M up 4 . K KK K K . AK K ' ,K KK i, - fy K K ev . - F . , 2 -ix f' if, Q. 1 v ' QW ,. - ' ' 1 21 aw, ' ' ', , N ' w 7 5 - ?K.Kv gym.8Y'w-X K .K -Ks' , 9 M MK. - ' , f' ' - . -' , K ' ' -K Q 'K, - ,, . ,. V ' f K x A ., . ' ,,m-www, -,X i WV- -7- 'iff , i f -. ,f v . 1 P-4 4 . . ,M f YL ff' Q f A 'P' Ur. 'VP . a- HM. ff . , , , - . X .H ' vii! 4 wi . . ...-,L 'S 'I mu' JV - V' X55 - X, . ' 1,3 X 'AX- ' , f . 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Nw v Q .-'i wwf A f s, mn W? F As, X - S. A A ' tw G 21 Wai-A . , 3 ff ' ' - 5 ' .K wg lf X Mi ' 'K 5-Y' 353, f , K. .. ,fgym 4 , gf.. gi., . ww, .' . K, li Kxxwyk 'f -,K vw K5 JF 4 Kgs 1K,lfs',Kg if , by KK K K- ,AfWKgK.' K af K :gif EK, - Tix KK KJJQLK 'Se' KG. I .l .. 4 K if Gif X f V' .wail-I.f.s',.X-1' rifiiffiaf .iv ' . . 'fy i ,ff + ' ..u. .R f.s..m'+-iw fir., 'm.'.,.xtSm53i a,aC'Mf-Hr.M.- ww. Student Association I Student Assoeiation of'H0ers are Diane Judge, Vice-President 1Warlene Gluek, President, Man Harris, Vive-President, Dottie Davis, Secretary, and Bill Boggs, Treasurer C Senior Student Association Representatives: J. Treatinan, B. Pennoek, B. Glauser, VV. Ainrnuth, S Stokes, F. Mollen .di Cabinet Members: M. Augustine, J. Dersehiiner, B. Boggs, M. Gluck, A. Harris, M. Paul, M. Gott- fried, J. Cook, BI. Koiody, B. Hume-nuk, A. Sc-liivo, BI. Duzenski, A. Bailey, J. Bald, B. Yvolinski, J Graham. J. Stryjewski 24 Student Association . . . that's what the familiar letters S.A. stood for. Basically, we tried to learn about government and how it affects thc individual. Some of the national political issues of the century came to view during oglr stay at Lincoln. lVith these issues came an exploitation of certain portions of our own national government. Sadly enough, the basic human rights were disputed in a manner which clearly showed that we, the members of the future United States government, must eliminate strife within our own country if we are to promote the idea of a free and peaceful world. With an optimistic outlook on life, we proceed to higher forms of government, using in later years training that we acquired by belonging to the Lincoln High School Student Association. Miss Knoer and Mrs. Zaun, Student Association sponsors A. Gart, G. Reckless and J- Graham. Leadership COIIlmif.tc0 M'9IIllJ6I'S of illv AW5ll'flS C0mfl1iii68 G. Rudolph, B. Kaplan and QM. Gottfried, Welfare Committee 25 ll T.,iI1COl1'1 Log Marlene Paul Editor-in-Chief 1 Klein Sam Grossman I its r irv jflvisf-r Business Adviser The Lincoln Log was the secretive home of the Termites, the place of frantically scratching pencils and clicking typewriters. For all, it was a monthly source of humor and entertainment as well as an opportunity to read about news of school events. The 6'Log policy, The next one will be better, expressed the spirit and pride in achievement propa- gated by the paper throughout Lincoln. First Row: G. Meyers, lNI. Paul, J. Allen. Second Row: BI. Naidofl, N. Poppel, N. lvelsh, B. Feiner K I X l II. Paul, P. Longmire, N. Poppel, B. Rubin, N. VVelsh 26 Splinters Splinters, Lincoln's literary magazine, was an embodiment of the wishes of stu- dents and faculty for a means of artistic written expression. Our class has left behind a robust mag- azine that will continue to grow in pres- tige and size. lve have started something lasting. B. Lawler, R. Klausewitz, V Mahan Mr Abrams Mr Rosenberg, I C1rcle Club ieuled: D. Davis, P. Uldryd, Franklin, M. Sackett. Standing: V. Long, C. Horn, C. Lowe, M. Paul i. Rosner, H. YW-inling, Mr. Conard The Circle Club was first organized in 1950, by Frank Jones. The purpose of this club was to keep the surrounding communities informed as to what was taking place at Lincoln High School. Sponsored by English Department head, Benjamin J. Conard, the club met monthly. 27 Q . Service Club Do you remember that pretty girl who showed you to' your seat during the Christmas Pageant? Can you recall the refreshing sniile that greeted you after ai school concert? These were the girls of Miss Swoyer's Service Club who act as hostesses and usherettes :Lt all school functions. Standing: F. Mullen, BI. Braverman, Nl. Gottfried, D. Hirsehorn, L. Long, K. hlntulis. Sealed I Klein, M. Duzenski, iw. Paul Future Teachers of America Qvahvl: G Auerswald, M. Edgerton, lt. VVullaee, NI. Braverman, M. Gottfried, F. Shearer, A. Rosnerl I Xllcn, H. Yentzcr. Standing: R. Goldstein, B. Kaplan, B. Barmish, J. Trcatnian, DI. Paul, P. Long- nnre, R. Knizen, D. Klein, D. Horowitz F. ltfnllen, J. Knerr, hi. Duzenski, J. Hirst, C. llartsh P. B inks 28 For those who aspire to bc teachers, there is the Future Teachers of America Club. Here We received in- struction :tnd training. The training was often put to practical use by substitu- ting for teachers and by tutoring other students who desired help in the various subjects. The club's zietivities in- clude trips to neighboring universities und teachers' colleges. School Store qealcd l. Betzner, J. Lockton, M. Black, M. Rosen. Standing: J. C illes 9. Lundy, A. Ritman, S. Feldman, A. Cusumen, F. Ward The sound crew operated Lincolnls public address and amplification system. The club was sponsored by Joseph Murri, electronics shop teacher. George Pfisterer, president of the club, directed many of the activities which took place after school hours, such as the Home and School Association meetings. Business, the granite foundation of A- merican economy, was not only studied but practiced in the school store. Main- tained by the distributive education stu- dents, it is Lincoln's practice ground for tomorrow's salesmen and executives. Sound Crew Seated: E. Gorenflo, G. Pfisterer, Mr. J. Murri, C. Curry, R. Ki- eronski. Standing: D. Brown, R. Solcoif, W. McAdams, F. Zehron, Fu-st Row: D. Ewart, G. Barber, R. Cavis. Second Row: F. Calhoun, R Weaver, T. Pelochuck. Third Row: P. Gosser, B. Martin, G Curstel, F. Stoner 29 J. Heberly, R. Koval, R. Stressman, B. Lenin The stage crew handled the complex task of drawing the curtains and operating the lighting in the Lincoln High School auditorium. The boys were also in charge of all lighting and properties for the Jamboree. Many hours were spent under the di- rection of George Barber, sponsor, in building scenery for the Christmas Pag- eant. Orchestra Bach, Rimsky-Korsakov, Stravinsky, or Gershwing all were likely to be heard on passing the band room. Our Christmas Pagents, Spring hlusic Concerts, Senior Day, Commencement, and special assemblies were favored with the fine music of our superlative orchestra. I nder the directorship of hir. Arthur Wise, the orchestra enjoyed city-wide renown. The New York Yankees of high school bands! This was the name and the honor given to the band by the Philadelphia Inquirer. Whether it was the martial music of the football field, or the classical and semi- classical of the Spring Con- cert, the Abraham Lincoln High School Band excelled. The laborious work of re- hearsal and the unceasing efforts of hir. Arthur VVise, its director, has manifested itself at football games, the jamborees, and at Schools on Parade, in the excellence of the band. Band Color Guard Lincoln's Color Guard was composed of eight regular members and two sub- stitutes. The Color Guard appears in all special assembly programs, at football games, at parades and public occasions in which Lincoln is represented. 'l'here is no speeial requirement for membership other than a desire to be of service to the school. Lincolnaires I ZKCHPE hlr. B. Rondinelli, Nl. Gluck, R. Vveiner Lending spice and vivacity to the music of the band were the lllajorettes. They performed at football games, the jambor- ees, at Schools on Parade, and at all the functions of which the band was a part. Theirs was the beauty of form, the beauty ol' precision. They complemented the band as a fine pianist complements a great. violinist. lVe shall never remember one without, remembering the other. They played Sing Sing Sing and everybody did. The swinging music of tl1e Lincolnaircs will always be remembered by the students who daneed to it. From the bitter-sweet ballads to the red hot and cool jazz, the Lincolnaires offered the music everybody liked most. lllusie for the Sophomore Hop, the Basketball Bounces, and the Pigskin Hops was provided by the Lineolnaires, under the direction of Mr. Bruno liondinclli. ajorettes Choir Firsf lfmr: ll. Stein, P. Jeanes, D. Draper. Second Razr: J. xY2lll2lC0, J. Sarnoif, G. lveitzumn. ll. YQ-mlm-i', ll. Jolmsou B. Gregor, YV. Ynrnnll The vocal talent at Lincoln, combined with an enthusiasm for the school, has helped to make our choir one of the foremost, in the city. Performing at civic and choral activities, our choir has achieved outstanding recognition and has spread much good-will in the coinrnunity. The Orpheus Club has performed publicly and pri- vately at affairs in thc city. They brought near to us thc lcgacy of good music with their rich toncs and fine voices. 32 rpheus Club First Row: R. Wallach, B. Yentzer, E. Chu, A. Jaffe, R. Weiner. Second Row: R. Draper, M. Gluck, C. Teti, P. Jeanes, M. Kaprilal, H. Stein Senior Art Club Sfflffll G. Rudolph, Mr. R. Goldman, Art Director, S. ltlarcovitcll. nrling: ll. Carroll, li. Verna, J. Calhoun For most of us mathematics was a puzzle, but for many, that puzzle was' an enjoyable challenge. Operation ltlath opened the field of higher mathematics to our curious intellects. 30-60-90 Club iv 94 Q Mr. Steinberg and Mr. Ashler with 30-60-90 Club members The Senior Art Club, under the direc- tion of Mr. Goldman, was one of the vital, though little known organs of Lin- coln. It has been helpful in the production of Railsplitters, in the designing of big- buttons, and the luncheon favors. Here the artists of tomorrow Howered. poration ath 1 ltlr. Hare, R. Lawler, C. Simmons, E. Steinberg, A. Cart, P. long mire, Mr. Kalman Many' of us who yearned to be engi- neers acquired familiarity with the field and enthusiasm for its promise while in the 30-60-90 Club. VVe met fascinating speakers from every branch of engineer- ing. On our visits to l'hiladelphia's indus- tries we were spellbound by what we learned of American ingenuity in tech- nology. Publicity Seniors in Publicity Club are D. Geist, W. Ammuth, C. Auerswald, H. Coren, L. Verna, S. Klein, hir. Abrams, Sponsor, M. Byer, and J. Snnkey Do you remember those attention- catching witticisms that frequently were heard over the public address system? It was Lincoln,s Publicity Club which was responsible for those commercials and announcements. This club was organized by Mr. Abrams in order to make students Lincoln High School conscious. 0 W orld A.fl31fS lub The aspirations of nations was the sphere of our interest. Our eyes, first opening to the problems of the world, were guided to the understanding of mo- mentous events by the World Affairs Club. We watched together what future generations will study as history. Seniors in World Affairs Club are M. Gottfried,D. Klein, D. Hirs4 d P. Lovell 3D Club an Underclass members of the 3 D Club 34 The members of the 3-D Club produced some very interesting modern and uncon- ventional art pieces. The work ranged from ceramics and sculpture to wood- work. Each member worked on his.own project whenever he had the time, since there was no specific meeting time. Spanish Club Seniors in the club were S. Blarcoviteh, seated between Mrs. Sand- strcnn and Mrs. tlokliale, NI. llotfman, XI. Gottfried, ll. Stein, and N lYe spoke French with accents slightly laborious in French Club, but in a French song no accent can dampen enthusiasm. lYe felt the delicate touch of French cul- ture as we studied this foreign, but now familiar country. C'est bon, n'est-ce pas? Buenos dias, amigos! The Spanish Club has been a boon to the many interested Spanish students at Lincoln. Our foreign language fans have created colorful assembly programs, international motif showcases, and multi-lingual mag- azines to carry out the ideas of this club. 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XX.. ...MK AAA: Aw T A 'avian A X 'A M- jx' .. , Af Qi - ' A f- .Jig ,L KKKKWW Kwwv .,. ' KX . .. .K KKKKK. KK... X La' xg .. w. V f ,N X ,gm Aww .W K WA . W. W... K ,XKKXXKKXXWK M- X ,W W - ... 1 K KKK WXXXMKKSK .K K .5 f KW. 1- XX ... . Kam . NK . .XXX .K W up H WRX.. 'wa - . N . AA wwf' ,ev .A ' -. N'5?2'PAw -.--Yi A- ...QW A WVR. ltQ.w.... L' - -w .A - ur' ,M V' 'Q X x ... - 'Tim 'A G mnastics First Row: V. Passaretti, W. Raddi, E. Tapper, H. Chambers, T. Quindry, J. D'Augiolini, R. Mueller. Second Row: L. DePue, R. 0'Neill, T. Reed, A. Schudt, S. Telepman, F. Rubino, D. Plum, G. Nise. Third Row: Coach Schneider, C. Creager, K. Orkin, J. McCruddey, M. Levin, H. Shorr, W. Taylor, T. Strowhouer Abraham Lincoln High School has displayed supe- riority in Public League Gym meets since 1954. The Team has won the League Championship during the 1954, 1955, and 1956 seasons. The squad in past years was led by such boys as Dave Hirst, a member of Univ versity of Pittsburghis Gym Team, Steve Telepman, a gymnastic scholarship winner to Syracuse, and Ken Orkin, city ring champion from our graduating class. Lincoln has always fielded a strong well balanced squad and coach Phil Schneider deserves a lion's share of the credit. NY fl W .1 if ,' X I XR Al . M l IPL fig is U as Orkin, Creager, and Strowhouer dem- onstrate skills Football First Row: 36 Hornyak, 18 H. Coren, Q0 Glauser, Q6 Puma, Q5 Strauss, 34 DeLeone, 15 Carpineta, 46 Arcay, 35 Baron, Q4 Maier, lllanager Bodkin. Second Row: Manager Hildebrand, 11 VVhittle, 10 Anderson, Q8 Coren, QQ Coia, -L5 Kean, 89 Herter, 37 lVilliamson, 13 Castor, 30 Mazlolf, 88 Russell, lllanager Zimmerman. Third Row: Coach lleinstein, Q3 Silverberg, 4Q Scornianchi, 47 Boggs, 31 Grossi, 14 Constable Ceo-captainl, Q9 Vargas Ceo-captainj, 16 Kalbacher, 33 Beaber, 44 Faddis, SQ Fabrizio, Manager Kerns. Fourth Row: 40 Sherer, 41 Cullen, 43 Brenneman, Q1 Hurnenuk, 17 Clyman, IQ VVojtczak, Q7 Carey One of our treasured memories of Lincoln is that of the football team in action, the squad sur- prised everyone. At the beginning of the season no one expected the team to have such outstanding success. As the season progressed and our foot- ballers continued to win game after game, spirit rose and the thought of a championship inspired the players on to one of the finest seasons in Lincoln's history. Some attributed the fine showing to the great 41 Q L Standmg Conch Moe Weinstein, J. Fabrizio, E. Faddis, BI. Coren, W Herter S. Clyman and E. Zimmerman. Kneeling: Coach Con- stantine B Glauser, R. Straus, H. Coren, H. Mazloff backfield led by Dick Constable, Barry Glauser, and Joe Fabrizio. Others thought the main factor was the hard play of the line. Whatever the rea- son, all will agree that every player was vital to our great club. Seniors on the team were Dick Constable, Har- old Coren, lllelvin Coren, Steve Clyman, Eric Faddis, Joe Fabrizio, Barry Glauser, Howard Mazloff, VValter Herter, and Ronald Strauss. 1957 LINCOLN RECORD Lincoln 40 Episcopal 6 Lincoln 40 Dobbins IQ Lincoln Bok 7 Lincoln Edison 0 Lincoln Germantown 0 Lincoln Mastbaum 0 Lincoln Frankford 14 Lincoln Olney 6 Lincoln Roxborough 19 Joe Fabrizio Barry Glauser in' z ,A 5 Xi ki' if f.1' . --' fn ,Q 1 f a f ' v I. X' ' .M 1 Soccer U. V . Plaffbfi'-'ig A' iii! gl rf I Q iv li Varsity Soccer squad of 1957 with Coach Harry Barfoot Fight team fight, characterized the spirit of the 1957 soccer team. With captain George Grcger the soccer learn fought hard in all games. The squad worked hard, often into early evening to perfect their technique. VARSITY SOCCER SCHEDULE Lincoln vs. Father Judge Lincoln vs. Episcopal Lincoln vs. North Catholic Lincoln vs. Northeast Lincoln vs. Edison Lincoln vs. Gratz Lincoln vs. lllastbaum Lincoln vs. Germantown Lincoln vs. Frankford Lincoln vs. Franklin Lincoln vs. Dobbins Lincoln vs. Bok Lincoln vs. Central Lincoln vs. Bartram Lincoln vs. South Philadelphia Lincoln vs. West Philadelphia Lincoln vs. Cheltenham Lincoln vs. Alumni lunior Varsity Soccer Squad Xp Y ix U ' ' s . f 1 -1 X mm Basketball Varsity Basketball Squad with Coach Harry Silcox Our tremendous basketball team was one of the tops in the public league last year. The last scheduled game was playedg we went to the Palestra as a contender for the Public League Championship. In the playoff the team gained a victory of '70-59 over Edison. In the final game, which determined the champions, Lincoln Went down fighting, losing to Overbrook by a score of 66-57. Coach Harry Silcox with seniors G. Bernstein and F. Schmidt Fred Schmidt and Bruce Fleming were selected for the all-public team from our squad. Three people to whom we can attribute last yearis success are Coach Bob Polidor, Bruce Fleming, and Fred Schmidt. This year the team has a new coach, Harry Silcox, who is a former Lincoln student and an ex-captain of both Lincoln's and Temple's bas- ketball teams. Ill' lil ' Cross Country The Harriers coached by Harry Nelson had a successful season in 1957. Long hours of training helped the team win the championship of the Northeast. Lanny Forman placed first in this race. Track and Field .v 'A X X , I ,. Q. 1,57 f ff?- re- s,. xx L ... Q... The spring track season was high-lighted by the first invitation meet of the schools in the greater northeast. The Lincoln High School Invitation Meet, as it was called, assembled Lincoln, Frankford, Olney, and Northeast. These schools competed for the Charles H. Williams Trophy. Coach Harry Nelson's Harriers did well in the first meet, which was held at our stadium. The team showed superiority of 51M pointsg Olney was second with 295 points, Frankford and Northeast followed respectively. In the city championships Lincoln finished ninth out of thirteen competing high schools. 44 Baseball A Q. J - .1 First Row: D. Comly, W. Yarnall, H. Finlayson, J. Linker, F. DeLeone, D. Constable, D. Martella. Second Row: M. Rosenberg, T. Carey, J. White, B. Baron, J. Anderson, E. Faddis, J. Fabrizio. Third Row: Manager Lebrovsky, J. Berstein, D. Knorr, G. Neff, Coach F. Lightfoot, G. Kleger, D. Wilson, R. Ferguson, Manager Ciesielka When in years to come we look back on our life at Lincoln, we will always remember the 1957 varsity baseball team. The Railsplitters, which won the city championship by defeating Father Judge High, was one of the most colorful teams in public league history. Two seniors, Eric Faddis and Joe Fabrizio, Iniielder Dick Constable 45 were chosen the most valuable players in the city championship game for their spectacular play in this contest. Watching a Lincoln baseball game was a great thrill because of the potential of the Railsplitters. Even when behind, they were always threatening to tie and then go on to win the tilt. as-ss'q Nw ,AK I ,. I E . , 1 Q, i i ' i 1 U X . , fillilf' ffgl J xxX'v-,. lg illmxfi 'WGN ' e Wifi. X XC, ,:,,g1, Qi Wayne Yarnall Dick Martella 47 Golf Coach Karl Kalman with members of the Golf team Tennis The colorful tennis team placed fifth in the city pub- lic high standings in 1957. The season found Joe Celis coming in at the finish as runner up to the indivi- dual city champion. Coach Brod considers him to be the outstanding high schocil player in the city and hopes that he will win the title in '58. With a score of ten matches won out of four- tecn played, the netmen didn't finish at all badly. It was an important year for our golf team. Our boys, coached by Karl Kalman, placed second in the league. Mr. Minto, an exchange teacher from St. Andrews, Scotland, presented the St. Andrews Trophy to our best golfer in the champion- ship meet. The top three men were Bob Thomas, Frank Hed- ner, and Bruce Drysdale. Seniors on the team were Steve Clyman and Henry Schmidt. Coach Irv. Brod with members of the Tennis team 48 The swimming team, coached by Mr. Edward Watson, placed fifth in the city competition. However, with the championship J.V. team coming up, Lincoln may look forward to a championship team next season. The best of luck is ex- tended to the swimming team and its coach on be- half of the senior class of January, '58, First Row: S. Gieger, M. Fishman, T. Conley, T. Ruggiano, L. Deidman, S. Danilla, R. Haag, J. Reilly. Second Row: M. Kaiser, R. Fishman, D. Berkowitz, M. Feiner, G. Thole, I. Cohen, J. Fuller, B. Sum- merfield. Third Row: R. Heggmaier, C. Gorman, J. Ambrozy, G. Ruch, J. Brown, W. Zarkowski, J. Clark, C. Hortz, T. Hill, Coach Woolson Swimming First Row: B. Lewis, L. Forman, E. Bartsch, F. Wilson, D. Cotter, J. Smith, R. Seiling. Second Row: K. Freiberg, R. Hanacek, J. Lynch, T. Enoch, B. Buckley, C. Foell, G. Nise, Coach Watson. Third Row: D. Varney, J. Leidich, D. Jordan, C. Hitch, B. Hentz, S. Wartenberg, R. Schuh, M. Winters, H. Wallace. Fourth Row: R. Hubert, H. Holt, J. Nelson, J. McGraw, F. Rosencrantz, J. McGinnis Bowling The boys' bowling team of the fifty-six fifty-seven term captured the public- high league championship. The pinmen, coached by Mr. John Woolson, came extremely close to winning the city championship also. This year saw a new coach, Mr. Wright, and a rise in the hopes for the city title. Best of luck from the fourteenth. I Girl's Athletic Association Seniors were Billie Carrol and Marianne Duzenski Shuffle one, shuffle two, step together, step kick! After January ,58 is history, Barbara, Marianne, llarge, Ina, Marilyn, and Franny will miss that familiar direction along with many others. They have not only been taught new dance steps but have an opportunity to work out their own ideas. These creative ideas have been seen in assembly programs, the Jamboree and many other special events. Leaders Club fx , 1 ,if ...I-1:f,..'iLQ?25?i U 'W 'Q sf srlci . tt ' if . Q E . rzq, ,F . , KI I X - Sjsgi i-5, - - Q ,I V Q , . . . ssa ' 1 i f U F i', 'xi 6' it Sw irf 5 Q ftf. . 2 ss ... 3 as r ig? si A A j . 5 . 3. U:-,, : . . i: Efi,5itiiyiEl .,...i K .. illb. ki st'c as V-:. 1 ,,,,.,. -a Leaders Club 50 The Girls' Athletic Association has been an impor- tant factor in the gymnastic program at Lincoln. These girls have done a marvelous job of giving awards to Lincoln's female athletes. The awards are based on points for being on the varsity teams. After the student has received her varsity letter, she is presented with a felt L,,' the following term a bracelet, and the highest award is a charm worn as a locket. Aside from pre- senting these awards, the girls also sponsor an ele- mentary school track meet and the Girls' Intramural Gym Meet. Our lovely display case at the rear of the auditorium has been another creation due, in part, to the ingenuity of the G.A.A. The girls were chosen in 9A, two from each grade. They remained in the club until graduation keeping a total of 16 girls every term. The services of this organization have been of great value not only to the gym department but to the whole school. Dancing First Row: F. Mollen, I. Bugen, M. Duzenski. Second Row: Miss Marco, B. Johnson, M. Edgerton, M. Iona, Mrs. Emery The Leaders' Club has long provided a way for non- athletes to raise their gym marks by offering an after- school activity in which these girls are given special assistance in improving their apparatus work and gymnastic skill. This club has also aided quite a few of our better female gymnasts in preparing for the intra- mural gym meet which is held once a year. Members of Leaders', will always remember the dark, quiet hall- ways of Lincoln about 4:15 on Friday afternoon. Cheerleaders Q ... N l - I U l ,f '- -. U. F is-1 U fm N. 7 5 Q' . -z lf - 3 1 -we 5 Q5 .M ' s -fa rs... ik E' bt I Q N a ,Y 2, A. , Q , f us V W X 1 J J 3 X-J . Tap Row: Jayne Knox, Barbara Heckenberger, Janice Strohl, Nancy Engel, Ina Bugen, Pat Aussprung, Carole Longsdorf Dot Ventrola. Boltom Row: Co-captain Joan Macrino, Co-captain Binnie Hanna, Barbara Maerz Ziggity-boom-rah-rahY The exuber- ant cheers of Lincoln's cheerleaders have been heard rooting the teams on to vic- tory. Their cheers have been heard above the din at Lincoln's football and basket- ball games. School spirit is built up when the peppy girls lead the student body in rousing cheers. They participated in the Norristown and lllerchantville cheer- leading contests, consisting of cheerlead- ers from the Delaware Valley area, in which they fared extremely well. To become a cheerleader, the girls had to first try out during lllarch. After being chosen from this primary, they cheered at Lincoln's annual black and gold jam- boree. The varsity girls were then selected from this remaining group by the varsity cheerleaders and Miss Smith. Among the many cheers presented, Ziggity Boom and the Lincoln Loco- motive have been the two favorites a- mong the Lincolnites. Without the en- thusiastic support of the cheerleaders many of our teams could never have been city champs. A IZ R A H A M I-ll1iC0Iji Sen1orsJ Macrlno B Hanna B Maerz I Bugen Swimming I ip- Seniors were D. Sachsenmaier, V. Johnson, J. Grappledinger, C. Diehl, C. Bartch Throughout the stay of the January '58 class at Lincoln the girls' hockey team stayed on top in the Held of champion- ships. Peggy Crompton, Judy Sankey, Gloria Weitzman and Ginny Johnson have spent a good deal of their time and efforts in bringing these titles home to Lincoln and, every autumn, they will surely look back on after-school practices and rugged games. The Mermaids have been another championship capturer in Lincoln's ath- letic field and Jeanne Graebeldinger and Carol Bartsch, of the January, '58, class have been two important factors in this Winning streak. Members of the team have not only shared in these conquests but they have had the opportunity of im- proving their strokes, breathing, and most of all, the teamwork that comes by working together toward the same goal- public high championship. Hockey - l .L l 4. Seniors were Peggy Crompton, Claire Diehl, Ginny Johnson, Judy Sankey and Gloria Weitzman 52 Volleyball 99 Seniors J. Calhoun, B. Carrol, R. Tumolo, J. Cook. Manager The bowling team has rolled itself into another championship with the assistance of a few real Keglers like Joan Macrino and Lois Summerfield, members of the 14th graduating class. These girls have helped to keep the public high bowling title within the hallowed walls of Lincoln. Strike,' is the word our pin maids especially have liked, and each playing season they have gone all out to bow1,' over all opposition. Looking back, We're sure to remember the black and gold keg- lers as champs. 5, iff! f r'a if N 'Qi my Lincoln's girls, gym has been the scene of many exciting volleyball games for quite a few seasons. Billie and Jean will long remember tiring hours after school practicing for a big game, rough compe- tition, and the thrill of winning a cham- pionship. Volleyball has been a great game for developing teamwork and good sports- manship. With these two goals in mind, many girls have been influenced toward a greater understanding of the principles of working together. Bowling Coach Giuiliano with members of the Bowling team Softball First Row: G. VVeitzman, M. Doberstein, F. Culp, N. Schwanbeck, L. Summerfield, A. Rowe. Second Row: C. Vveber, J. Drexler, B. Buckely, V. Johnson, C. Reed, N. Tregma n, Coa eh VVacker As the years roll up in numbers, the girls who played on the basketball team will always remember Wonderful times at Lincoln. ltlaybe practice was until five or after, but no matter how hard she was made to work, each girl did her part. The girls have learned that teamwork has been the spark to Lineoln's many cham- pionships and have developed a Wonderful spirit of working together. Z 1,.f I in Mimi? Egg , jf' ' y J W We If N -. frfA Y X ,w rf Strike three and y0u're outln This familiar ring has been heard across the softball diamonds each spring at Lincoln. As Ginny Johnson and Gloria VVeitzman look back on their high-school days, they will most assuredly remember those long hours of practice, the exciting competition and the thrill of winning a big softball game. These girls will be sure to remember the exciting season of their senior year when the softball team made a valiant effort to retain the Public League cham- pionship of 1956 but lost it to our great rival, Frankford. Basketball First Row: D. Reed, L. Summerfield, F. Culp. N. Schwanbeek, J. Stevens. Second Rau Coach Kimmerle, C. Gillespie, J. Carter, C. Keuler, J. Sankey, D. Tattcrsall C Hufman 54 Tennis The skill of shooting a bow and arrow dates back even before the days of Robin Hood and his merry band. The Lincoln High archery club preserves this age old sport every spring as the girls take careful aim and attempt to get a bull's eyef' Besides learning to use these age-old weapons, these skillful Lincolnites have been taught, first and foremost, the safety rules for healthy and happy contests. Mr. Cupid, if you need any lessons, try our archery club. Coach Sharpe, A. Wahnsley, V. Salem, M. Gluck, D. Bower, A. Hegland, C. Winward, L. Streckis VVatch the birdielf' No, we're not tak- ing pictures. That's the cry that fills the air when badminton season rolls around and our Lincoln cuties set up the nets. Our interested seniors have enjoyed their afternoon practice sessions and games along with the other members of the team in this lively sport. The badminton team has won championships to keep up with the rest of Lincoln's prize winning squads and its trophies have been added to our many. 1 Archery Badminton First Row: D. Sachsenmeir, A. Ingham, M. Hunniford, M. Tyler, S. Rae, J. 31055, C. Townsend, P. Goetz, B. Dickson. Second Row: P. Hatcher, S. Franklin, V. Hagopian P. Harris, D. Breitenbucher, R. Candy, E. Byrem, C. Zaude, M. Horn, C. Bartseh B. Senkarik. Third Row: C. Janowski, J. Wenger, P. Tanner, S. Holsinger, F. hlillman, C. Zehir, E. Schairer, B. Currier, G. Hufman, L. Reim, J. Sokol, Coach Emery A back-handed return and a point for Lincoln! That's the cry at the tennis matches during the spring term here at Lincoln. A few of our graduating seniors, have been members of the tennis team and have enjoyed Working with their teammates and coach, Bliss lNIaude Sharp, in this skillful game. The game has been terrific for keeping the gals in shape and they really loved it. Their bright white uniforms dotted the macadam courts all spring and kept Lincoln looking cheery. First Row: M. Tyler, C. Keuler, C. Townsend, J. Lovett. Second Row: D. Tattersall, M. Tillman, Coach Marco, V. Schwartz, C. 55 Zehit amboree Lincoln lligh Sc'hool's Jzunborvv has bccn fannous throughout thc- Norllu-nsl :ls tho grvutcst, high sc-hool sprctzuwilzlr. This fznnc has boon ilm- to thc wonmlvrfnl stnclont pzu'tic'ipzition, thc cooperation of tha- llonn- :incl School Assoc-ialion uncl tho f'0IIllIllllllly, :incl cspvcially to thc' terrific- organization :mil planning by l,inc'oln's gyninast,ic fat-ulty. lim-ziuliful clam-v nunihvrs, forlnul gym work, Crazy stunts, and mass p2ll'lll'lp2lll0ll all lmvc lm-nt, lll0IllS0lVCS to wonxlcrful llll'lIll'S :incl gor- gvous l'0Slllllll'S. l'i'uc'tic-ally vw-ry Ill0llllbl'I' of thc I-lth class of Linc-oln has, :Lt one limi- or zinothvr, hvcn tl tiny Cog in thc great production, and whvn wc look hack on our days at thc grvatcst high school in Philzulolphia, wmfrc snro to l'0lIl0lIllN,'I' our wonilvrful Jznnborvcs. Wctll I'6lHOII1l30I' ln-ing 1-xc-list-ml from c-lussvs for rvllczirsals, waiting in thc 2lllClltOI'lllIll for our 4-uc-s, nt-rvous swvut clnring the pcrfornianvcs, and finally the priih- in thc snc-cw-ss of thc wholv grzinml show. 2 'JZ7 hi l ooth:1ll players hurdle parallel bars ' Sweet revenge A. W-0- M it f Lincoln spectacular Finale 56 Timm- to c-llc:-r Lincolrfs drill team --Mai XKX Co A2153 r Hold that line! Wim Bliss Snyder and choir -Captain Herb Vargas in action Clowns on parade 57 Senior Activities The secret of success is confidence. Some say that success cannot be achieved by the efforts of a single person, hut is the product of circumstances brought about by the endeavors of the group-teamwork. We have been trained to work cooperatively with others without sacrihce of our individuality. If we continue in the Lincoln tradition, how can we fail! 61 w-Q-4 K- WAX if Railsplitter Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF 1 ASSOCIATE EDITOR Phyllis A. Longmire ASSOCIATE EDITOR Deena Hirschhorn Alan Cart . LITERARY EDITOR SUPERVISORY EDITOR i Harold Stein BVSIXESS EDITOR Phyllis A. Lovell El ,P fi I lO,S , If - f jgkgfzwf greg? ART EDITOR Sarabeth Marcovitch I 11 ,--, ,slr Marlene Paul BOYS SPORTS EDITOR Neil Poppel GIRLS SPORTS EDITOR Judy Allen PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Xeal Welsh I FEATURES EDITOR Marlene S. Gottfried - -v',.r , I E A LITERARY ADVISER BUSINESS ADVISER Mr, Henry Weisbe,-g Mr. Robert Fetterolf m L L Lyix i: PERSONALS EDITOR A A A Mina Braverman S, . A Ei N' Qb, I Q PERSONALS EDITOR 5 , PHOTOGRAPHY EDITOR Francine Mollen FACULTY EDITOR Barbara J. Yentzer First Row: J. Oberst, F. Stauts, A. Castle, D. Weiss, J. Raznov, L. Woodruff. Second Row: I. Bugen, B. Barmish, J. Treatman, G. Rudolph, S. Golden, C. Auerswald, D. Sachsemnaier, J. Rocke. Third Row: J. Kuehnle, V. Mahan, V. Radu, J. Sarnoff, R. Weller, J. Knerr, L. Long, R. Klausewitz, E. Faddis 61 . ,...:...,.. 5 Q M Class Officers Q ,ia N SE Q, ., Jean Cook President Our days at Lincoln have come to an end and we must close the book. We came to gain knowledge, and in the proc- ess acquired wisdom and worthy friend- ships. Now we leave Lincoln's portals and our world enlarges. Bly wish for you as you enter this wider world is that you con- tinue to grow in the rich traditions and high ideals acquired at our school. It has been a privilege to serve as your president, and I want to thank you for this honor. Bly life will always be richer because of the memories I will carry with me. To each one of you go my warmest wishes for a happy and successful future. Jean Cook Class Sponsor Miss Estelle Conroy Class Sponsor Ina Bugen s passages N Q' Wap Vice-President Billie Carroll Treasurer How you have grown during your stay at Lincoln! You have grown in stature, knowledge, experience, understanding, foresight and wisdom. Use this growth to help you meet your problems and reach the goals you have set. Always keep your standards high. Make us glad you trav- eled this way. It was fun working with you during these years. My very best Wishes go with you for a happy, profitable future. Estelle E. Conroy 62 Jeff Carnpel Secretary Senior Prom Committee . Il is lo the Senior Prom Committee that we owe the best remembered night of our years at Lineolnl. The eo-ehairmen, Francine Alollen and Val Mahan, were warmly repaid for their efforts in bringing to us that most unforgettable Affair to Remember.', llowever. we should not forget the rest of the committee who labored many after-sehool hours in deciding on the place, the theme, lhe band, and the faculty invitations. To these people also we extend our gratitude. Co-chairmen Franeine ltfollen and Val Nlahan First Row: J. Mzieriiio, IW. Paul, S. ltlareoviteh, B. Hanna, S. Stokes, B. Maerz. Second Row: S. Berman, J. Oberst, J. Knorr, A. Pieeoli, I. Bugen, B. Yentzer, B. Carroll, E. S0l0Ill2lll Assembl Committee Our various assembly programs, sueh as awards, Armed Services, band, orches- tra, and ehoir were a direct result of the efforts of the Assembly Committee, headed by ltlr. Carl Andrews. It Was he and his committee who arranged time schedules, stage directions, and program length. 63 First Row: B. Johnson, P. Jeanes, P. Crompton. Second Row: M. Radel, W. Yarnall, J. Campel, J. Oberst, S. Berman Big Button Committee To the Big Button eonunittee fell job of finding a pleasing design for Senior Button. Many designs were s mitted by the members of the eonnnit and those which were approved were 4 played for the class. Finally, a surprised-looking little gre lin, clutching his diploma, was voted most popular. lvhen, at last, IQB rol around, the button was seen through the school on the poeketbooks and l loops of seniors. We wish to thank the eonnnittee their efforts in bringing us o11r big butt l 1'r.w! lime: V. Mahan, G. Rudolph, J. Calhoun, S. Marcoviteh, B. Carroll, J. Oberst. Second Row: P. Rohrer, M. Coren, .l. Macrino, L. Verna,-B. Nanna, R. Strauss, S. Klein It is customary for the graduating class to present a gift to the school. Each term this task becomes more and more difficult. It is the task of the Gift Committee to select our gift to the school. 'llhis they will do with excellent taste and a sense of functional foresight. It is with this gift that we, the class, will extend our profound gratitude for the teachings and guidance we received while at Lincoln. Pin Committee I ir.v1 Itozr: F. Schmidt, M. Coren, J. Maerino, S. Klein, B. Hanna, P, Rolirer, D. Deegler. Second Row: C. Creager, C. Constable, B. Farrell, M. Fisher, B. Yentzcr, J. Carnpel, I. Bugen, J. Cook, M. Iona, V. Mahan, M. lidgerton, J. Knorr, D. Hirschhorn, W. Herter Gift Committee M. Coren, P. Jeanes, BI. Iona, WV. Anmuth The day looked forward to by all seniors was the day we received our senior pins. This niade it oflieial. Now we were really seniors. It was the Pin committee which was responsible for our official symbol. It was they who received and sifted the designs from the jewelers. 'llhey also conducted the displaying and selection of the pin. To the Pin Coin- mittee We give our thanks. Vp a lazy river on a warm Nfay day was where the Trip Committee sent us. The train-ride, the boat-trip, the card-games, the song fesls, and the unforgettable fun at Bear hfoun- tain Park were great beeause of the efforts of the Trip Committee. In ehoosing Bear Mountain Park for the trip, its members, both IQA and IQB at the time, seemed to have a foreknowledge of the wonderful time we had. Cap 85 Gown Senior Trip Committee M. Coren, J. Cook, V. Blahan It was the function of the Cap and Gown Committee to assist the gradu- ating seniors in donning their gowns and mortarboards. The committee was com- posed of members of the then 12A class. They helped nervous fingers adjust caps, and fix gowns. In brief, they did their best to calm fidgety graduates. knot ties, The committee, sponsored by Mr. Glassman, has been a part of Lincoln since its opening. Firsf Row: F. Schmidt, M. Edgerton, B. Hanna, J. Cook, C. Creager, D. Constable. Second Row: lt. Lawler, R. Klausewitz, D. Deegler, J. Maerino, J. Campel, VV. Ilerter, J. Kuehnle, J. Bitzer The members of the Senior Luncheon 'ommittee performed admirably in pre- aring the delectable menu for the lunch- on. The food was luscious. A gourmelfs delight was but one omment heard at the luncheon. The luneheon was held at Four Chef's n January QQ, 1958, at one o'eloek. Cnlerlaiumenl was provided by members f the class. C'ongratulations are extended o the eommitlee for the superb job they id in eo-ordinating the luncheon for so lany people. Luncheon Committee wi gun First Row: S. Stokes, J. Campel. Second Row: N. Nash, J. Knerr, I. Bugen, C. Roberts. Third Row: R. Brown, W. Yarnall, J. Oberst, J. Fabrizio, J. Cook, E. Faddis, A. Castle, R. Giest Class History Part of crowd at Jamboree Band performs during half-time Victorious Basketball team at Palestra . 'I Naive youngsters wandering through corridors, wondering what it is all about, is probably a good delineation of freshmen. Awe possessed us as words of wisdom emanated from the lips of our teachers. No school, it seemed, could be of more portentious size. The maze of cor- ridors was the great enigma of the year. It was with great vigor that we prepared for our first examinations, our whole future seemed to be contingent on the grades we received for them. Time passed slowly, and holidays seemed a sanctuary in which we got relief from the de- mands impressed upon us. At the close of our freshman year the dim outlines of a class unity started to appear. Subjects, along with the intensity of study, increased in difficulty during the sophomore year. For the first time many of us indulged in extracurricular activities, discovering interesting and invigorating pastimes, At the Sophomore Hop We had the delightful experience of dancing to the harmonious notes of the Lincolnaires. We had now attained a responsible position in the school community. In our Junior year many of us took the History Trip to Washington, supposedly for the purpose of enlightening ourselves as to the func- tions of our governmental body. Our football team during this year became supreme monarchs of the Public League and our basketball team came near to accom- plishing the same feat. The highlights of our social season were the Pigskin Hop and the Basketball Bounce. Our ultimate goal, graduation, loomed just ahead. We had earned the distinguished title of seniors. All of the joys and the miseries of term reports and final examinations were ours. The senior trip to the spacious Bear Mountain Park and the Prom at the lush Sheraton Hotel, gave us many fond memories. We finally had reached the end of our tribulations and hopefully learned the value of a good education not only in terms of its earning power but as a stimulus to our minds. We were now prepared to pursue our many aims in life. Senior Trip boat ride View of Palisades during Senior Trip Yvcst Point viewed during Senior Trip ii' 5 . . as K . we gi A 'L Q f of 33410 S -N... S. ,-- s 1. -e . . MW f fs' f . -4 'fr , R ,.0 Hi ug. ... - K 'iw X' f . A.. .., .,.. . -f. , ..,. e - . . Peter Stuyvesant docked at Bear Mountain i K X Q . o -X 1 .... X is K X X . X1 1 .5 .x..f-N e ' .gli 'W F X . If. N if .NfQQNQ'TS .K .. A is .. fx o gsw s f . .SQ XXX N. ses .. :sf X N -ss.. - Q- J, X 1. - -,ws tx W4-...f-QQ--1 :MF . K-xiegggiggfglwf .f - -. .- -. - K T A f'r1t-illlvlllgl-IIIIIQQQQL A wi ...-. N , 2-lift-wwf. 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Al zipproxiinznlvly two-thirty All. inzniy laughing, smiling, happy pcoplc 1-unlml ln- sci-n wi-nfling ilu-ir various :incl sundry ways into thc Southwark AL. for lhv lm-zlkfzisi. We shall always rcinvinlmcr our ziffzlir. ws V1 X F ,lA 1 Y 1 UL November 22, 1957 'N AL xi 2 Seniors On the pages which nd the people follow, you will H m. This is the team of which you who make up our tea were a partg which was a part of you. Never before has a team such as this been assembledg never again will one be assembled which resembles it. wiggle Q A ' 1 -x -- :mr W X L 'HSQXQFN '?w. WM, A A i X V . x H XX-vt fi'-. Mx, e. r' l'l FF xi SF? ,.., -x 11 1 is x,A ,W ., lv, Jw. 5531-'Z-'J' ' . ,rv v M'--1----......,, ,av- .......M...,,.,, .w I .aw- , 5: f .3,,J f 1. '11' . ':-:ff Leaf .W ' 1, .f 5 Q 1 ki .. . l Q. H f- - :Jw X! , '- ,ff.', r, A ag-QQ ' ' , -i',:J4' Aff! 5-fm, I ' 2 f 3 :5ge .g::.': l , 4- fi ' -fwiihtfiy, :I in fe .-g,,g4:fffg': r , 1 ' t I, 'gig qv. ,, . 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' Et- ' ,D f ff +1j:l.'-fgyipu-,'.-'ff , Y .V,1 Q I A. ts f i x tcgf Q 9334' 900151140 , . , W ', 4 f- fr. - J7 1f .!.rY'Q, -1: , , B 1 x' fJv'5ffi7 ' ' -1.,f?fm,:t.,-nz--'Q' 1 lv 'I' C N RICHARD LOUIS ACIIILLES 41133 Levick Street Academic Penn State K'Dick Tha wise man ix the maker of his own fortune.', Parking Lot Comm., Pin Comm., Button Connn., Year- book Comm., Log Sales, Class Banker, Bowling. or.omA JEAN AFFIMCK em C-Midday Road Commercial Secretary Ronnie llcr joy ix like a luminous cloud. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Ticket Comm., Year- book Comm., Jamboree, Co- Salcs Editor Splinters, Bank Clerk, Alt. Lincoln Log Sales- man, Alt. S.A. Representative. .HfDl'I'H ANNE ALLEN -1-20-I Hartel Street Academic Elementary Education Judy ln urfion hon' like an fUlgl'l.U Yearbook Girls Sports' Editor, Senior Prom Comm., Log Ex- ecutive Eilitor, Aille, Tutor- ing, Junior Prom Comm., Pin Comm., 1 .'l'.A., Y-Teens, Cor- rcs. Sec. l .'l'.A. FRANK WILLIAM ADAIR 4-311 Shelmire Avenue Academic College I n quietness and C07t6d07ll7f' shall be your strength. Honor Roll, Aide, Splinters ltfagazine Staff, Track, Basket- ball. WAYNE ANMUTII 1163 Passmore Street Commercial Accounting VVhip Ile is witty and agrccfable, yet he is afriendf' A. A. Representative, Hall Cunartl, J.V, Baseball, Vars. Cross Country, SA. Rep., Banker. at . ALICE FAYE ADAMS 3915 Amherst Place Commercial Bookkeeper One of those happy souls which are the salt of the earth. Honor Roll, Aide, Splinters Salesman, Jamboree, Swim- ming, A.A. Representative. zfwfpfwfgfxfwvxf ':Q,1,52f -Q , fw, wffsw,,rt,'ff.,, , ' t a x ' 1 , if +15 wi .fSf' A fix l-li . '5'2S 'L ' ii I ' f2:l??'f5,3fr53lE , xx 1 a, , 9 JUAN M. ARMILLEI 7327 Sllelbourne Street Acaflemic Nurse t'Joanic' 'She has alzilityfor goorl service. wk! MARY JANE ADLER 4414 Rllawn Street Commereial Secretary Sha doth ufcrll and doth her bm! Honor Roll JOSEPH ALEX 4813 Knorr Street CL Baker 1 Jttou Only thc just man zfnjoys a piece of mind. CAROL ANN AIWIRSWALIB 1926 Grittitb Street Commercial Private Secretary Rabbit K'Thr' .small co1lrIc'sie.v .vzwwfcn lzfzrfl Bronze Pin Awarml, Airlc, .lam- boree, Log Stall, Vicc-Presi- dent of Service Club, Basket- ball Bouncc Comm., Yearbook Statl, Senior Prom Comm., l .'l'.A., Publicity, Sec. Treas.. S.A. Rep., Log Salesman. CAROLYN ETHEL BAKER 8538 Bleigh Avenue Academic Teacher Carol Her wise smile is sweet with sincerity. Jr. Prom, Basketball Bounce Comm., Jamboree, Silver Pin Award, Honor Roll, Aide, Re- ceptionist, Christmas Pageant, Spring Concert, Spanish, F.T.A., Sr. Orchestra, Bank Clerk, Lincoln Log Salesman. SANDRA BARRISH 7218 Souder Street Commercial Marriage Sandi Domestic happiness shall be among her many blessings. Jamboree, Aide, Yearbook Comm., Assistant A. A. Repre- sentative. CAROLE ELSA BARTSCH 7554- Battersby Street Academic Elementary Education Soft spoken and gentle. Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Basketball Bounce, Pigskin Hop, Jamboree, Honor Roll, Vars. Swimming, Bad- minton, Jr. Vars. Softball Mgr., Service, F.T.A., Hall Guard, Gym Aide, S.A. Rep. DENNIS BALDWIN 6652 Gillespie Street Academic College scDenixa Tall, laughing boy with sun glints in your eye. Log Salesman, Bank Clerk. CHARLES BECHTEL 8020 Rawle Street Academic Undecided K CH 9 No really great man ever thought himself so. Jamboree. PAULINE MARIE BANKS 8138 Brighton Street Commercial Secretary Paul She entertains a cheerful dis- position. Lincoln Log, Yearbook Comm., Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm., Hon- or Roll, Bank Clerk, Log Sales- man, Aide, Hall Guard, Jam- boree, Receptionist, Swimming Team, F.T.A., Service, Lead- ers, S.A. Representative. HARRIET R. BERKOWITZ 925 Princeton Avenue Commercial Private Secretary Harr. She has a quick hand that plueks every opportunity that passes. Jamboree, Soph. Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Comm., Aide, Honor Roll, Bronze Pin Award. 1 BRENDA BARMISH 8627 Algon Avenue Academic Temple University Bren 'Tis good will make intelli- gencef' Sr. Prom., Charm Comm., Spanish, French, F.T.A. LYNNE BARRY 6619 Montague Street Commercial Secretary Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Jamboree, Aide, Hall Guard, Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Alternate Log Salesman, S.A. Rep., Alt. A.A. Rep. JERRY BERNSTEIN 6887 Sylvester Street Commercial Rutgers University Grabbo T he strong, silent type. Log Reporter, V. Baseball, V. Basketball, V. Cross Country. 1 MARIAN BEYER 1421 Elbridge Street Commercial Medical Technician Millar She is an exquisite lady: she is indeed perfection. Pin, Publicity, S.A. and A.A. Rcp., Aide, Jamhorcc. MARLENE F. BLACK 3810 Amherst Place Commercial Marriage raMarss Marriage is honorable in all. Jamboree, Aide, Log Salesman, Splinters Rep., Black Team Rep., Sophomore Hop Comm. Alt. Vice President. GLORIA BLUM 2205 Princeton Avenue Commercial Marriage ..Gl0r,. A maid so tender, fair, and h!lppy.,' Aide, Pin Comm., Banker. , x i iff BARBARA BIEHL 4426 Rhawn Street Commercial Secretary Bobbie A sweet disposition is a merit equal to the bestf' WILLIAM BILBROUGH 7232 Jackson Street Academic Electronics Willy They laugh that win. Jamboree, Jr. V. Tennis. CARL F. BORNMANN 3036 Guilford Street Academic College Monk Energy and persistance con- quer all things. Senior Prom Comm., Pigskin Hop Comm., Jamboree, J.V. and V. Football, V. Basketball, V. Track, Pole Vaulter, J.V. Soccer, V. VVeightlifting, Sec- tion Banker. 7528 Battersby Street Academic Elementary Education ..Miu,, Let such teach others, who themselves excel. Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Senior Prom Comm., Jamboree, Aide, Tutoring, Substitute Teaching, Silver Service Award Pin, Service Club, V.P. F.T.A., Co-Pers. Editor Yearbook. JOSEPH BITZER 3240 Fuller Street Academic Fndecided K'J0c lVhat should a man do but he merry. S.A. Rep., Log Sal4-sman,'I'roas- urer, Cap 8: Gown Comm., Jr. Prom Comm. BARBARA L. BLUETT 528 Hoffnagle Street Commercial Marriage Barb Life is best when tinged with romance. Junior Prom Comm., Aide, Jamboree. CAROL M. BROWN 3538 Chippendale Avenue Commercial llfarriage ' Brownie Happiness is the legal tender of thc world. Jamboree. Christmas Pageant, Gold Team Rep., Aide, Jr. Orchestra, Bowling, Jr. and Sr. Choir, Dramatics, Travel, S.A. and A.A. Rep. RAYMOND G. BROWN li Ieadow Lane Crestmont Fa rms General --Raya rl fellow of infinite jest, of most cztcellcntfancyf' Luncheon Comm. SHERWIN BURMAN 1518 Benner Street Commercial College Burns He never fails to have a joke. Sr. Prom Comm., Assembly Comm., Bank Clerk, Track, Cross Country. JOANNA CALHOUN S048 Unruh Avenue Commercial Secretary Vocational Art uJ0s, A great artist can paint a yreat picture on a small canvas. lr. and Sr. Prom Comm., Sr. Button Comm., Yearbook Art Staff, Aidc, Honor Roll, Bowl- ing, Volleyball, Badminton. Q A 77 -. FAITH BROWNSTEIN 6600 Souder Street Academic College Soft peace she brings, 'whenever she arrives. Choir. JEFF CAMPEL 1217 St. Vincent Street Academic College For though he is a wit, he is no fool. Jr. and Sr. Prom Comm., Cap St Gown Comm., Yearbook Staff, Sr. Prom Ticket Comm., Sr. Class Sec. RANDALL F. BUCKLEY 5031 Arendell Avenue Draftsman Buck H e is a man of polite learning. J amboree, Cross Country, Track, Swimming. SAMUEL CAMERLENGO 1415 Brighton Street Academic College sasamn And here's thy stormy music in a drum. Lincoln Log Rep., Senior Band Sz Orchestra. INA M. BUGIN 9201 Borbeck Avenue Academic Nursing 5KI!l Personality plus. Jamboree, Receptionist, Honor Roll, Christmas Show, Aide, Senior Prom Comm., Year Book Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Pigskin Hop Comm., Basket- ball Bounce Comm., Soph. Hop, S.A. Rep., Cheerleader, Dancing, V.P. Senior Class. WILLIABI BYER 1245 Stirling Street Academic Drexel Institute Bill Gentleman is written legibly on his browf' Operation Mathematics. BILLIE CARROLL 9313 Cloverly Road Commercial, Penn State Vocational Art She knows what' pathways lead to popularityf' S.A., Jamboree, Aide. Year- book Art Staff, Christmas Show, Honor Roll, Jr., Sr., Prom Comm., Sr. Pin Comm., Sr. Button Comm., V. Volley- ball, Tennis, Treas. Sr. Class, Pres. Girls A.A., Cllr. Basket- ball Bounce, Dec. Comm. ALAN CASTLE 1204 Fanshowe Street General College Alan God will not love thee less be- cause women love thee more. Jamboree, Yearbook Staff, Prom Comm., Hall Guard, A.A. Rep., Sec. Treas., Banker, Asst. Log Rep. STEPHEN CLYMAN 1128 Gilliam Street Academic College Steve A gentleman of strength and wisdom. Jamboree, V. Football, V. Basketball, V. Golf, Baseball, Var. Club, Treas., Banker, S.A. Rep. RICHARD A. CONSTABLE 8106 Knorr Street Academic Engineer anickn A player-unequalled-a sportsman complete. Cap 8: Gown Comm., J.V. 3z V. Football, J.V. Sz V. Baseball, Var. Club, V.P. S.A., S.A. Rep. EVELYN CATERINA 1l4Q Friendship Street Commercial Office Work Evie Heaven will protect the working girl. Asst. Banker, Log Salesman, Aide, Cap 8: Gown Comm. JEAN COOK S004 Longshore Avenue Academic Nurse Cookie Reason and command judg- ment, the qualities especially belonging to a leader. Volleyball, Swimming, Tennis, Sec. S.A., Sr. Cl. Pres., Soph. Hop, Sr. 8: Jr. Prom, Basket- ball Bounce, Pigskin, Harvest Hop, Yearbook, Gold Service Award, State Conv., Citizen- ship Comm. . ii-fi R . . - I ' ?'113.2-T fi - -- . GTE: -52:1-.-2Efi'if'?f1f . ...., -f . p . , A Q ' , 32 . - ,Q ': , fsy nrs My me . 4+-. 1 . 1' ,- ROBERT CIANII 6321 Crafton Street Industrial Navy fiB0b5! Seek, sailor, the safe harbors. Jamboree. HAROLD COREN 6428 Algon Avenue Commercial Further Education Chaim A sound mind in a sound body is something to be proud of. Jamboree, AA Rep., Splinters Salesman, Basketball Ticket Salesman, Gold Team Rep., V. Football, Publicity. CAROL ANN CLYDE 3121 Robbins Avenue Commercial Doctor's Secretary It is her kindness to others that makes you think of her. Log Salesman, Banker, Aide, Section Secretary. SANDRA COHEN 8839 Blue Grass Road Commercial Secretary Sandy A constant friend is a thing rare and hard to find. Jamboree, Dancing Club, Sec. Banker. MELVYN L. COREN 6506 Algon Avenue General Penn State ..Mel.. He's very handsome and has wit at will. Trip, Button, Luncheon, Cap Sz Gown Comm., J.V. Sz V. Football, Varsity Club. CHARLES CREAGER 4542 Teesdale Street Academic College Curly A strong body makes the mind strong. Championship Gym Team, Ice Hockey fCo-Captainb, Basket- ball, Varsity Club, Cap Sz Gown Comm., Big Button Comm., Dec. Pigskin Hop, Basketball Bounce, S.A. Rep., Pres. of Freshman Class. ARLENE CUSUMAN 1141 Hellerman Street Commercial Secretary uArH Thy wit is as quick as a grey- hound's mouth it catches. School Store Staff, Display Windows, Personnel Director, Class Treas. WILLIAM DAVIE 2808 Hargrave Street Industrial Electrician Bill Ambition has not rest. Lincoln Log Salesman, Choir. FRED CREEDON 7167 Gillespie Industrial He is Navy bound. RICHARD A. DAVIS 8028 Colfax Street Academic Medical School Dick A reserved personality, stead- fast and dependable. Yearbook Staff, Jamboree, Sr. 'Bank 1-5. MARGARET CROMPTON 3317 Sheffield Avenue Academic Kindergarten Teaching ccpeggyn So sweet of soul and fair is she. S.A. Showcase Comm., Girls' A.A., Orchestra, Sr. Assembly Comm., Honor Roll, Head Ma- jorette, Chairman of Showcase Comm., S.A. Rep., Varsity Hockey. DENNIS DEEGLER 7311 Dungan Road Academic College Denny H e directs his sail upon the sea of chance. V. Club-Dec., Big Button, Cap SL Gown Comm., V. Soc- cer, Ice Hockey. CHARLES EDWIN CURRY 447 Rhawn Street Fox Chase Academic Electrical Engineering Charlie An honest man's the noblest work of God. Sound Crew, Radio. RAYMOND DASCH Knights and Byberry Roads General Business World ncRaynx A 1nan's own manner do shape his fortune. Business Staff of Yearbook, Cap Sz Gown Comm., Bank Clerk. GERALD DeWAN 9984 Brighton Street Industrial Jerry Some think the world is made for fun and frolz'c'. Hall Guard. ROCHELLE Di NICUOLA 1406 Saint Vincent St. Commercial Stenographer :smear Soft-spoken and gentle! STEPHEN EGRIE 4515 Devereaux Avenue Industrial Worth makes the man. MYRA ARLENE EPSTEIN 923 Princeton Avenue Commercial Secretary l l! Beware of her fair hair, for she ezcells. Aide, Jamboree, A.A. Rep. I DONALD DRAPER 8032 Nesper Street General Concert Singer asD0nys Music, the greatest that mortals know. A cappella Choir, Solo En- semble, Boys' Group. CAROLE JANE EVANS 8611 Hickory Drive Academic Nurse Of infinite sweetness. Aide, Hall Guard, Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Bowling, A.C. Choir, Leaders, Dancing, Class Banker, Log Salesman, Black Team Rep. MARIANNE DUZENSKI 8502 Oakmont Avenue Academic Duzz To do easily what is dificult for others is the mark of talent. Orchestra, Aide, Jr. Prom Dec- oration Comm., Senior Prom Comm., S.A. Cabinet, Service, F.T.A. Dancing Leaders, Leather Craft, Dramatics, Prs. of Girls' Athletic Council, S.A. Rep., V. Badminton, Leaders. JANE RUTH EVELAND 8800 Vista Street Commercial Janie One should always be in love. Aide, Jamboree, Black Team Rep. MARJORIE ANN EDGERTON 5000 Grant Avenue Academic Juniata College Marjanne Good humor makes all things tolerable. Aide, Choir, Color Guard, Ten- nis, Service, Dancing, S.A. Rep., Class Sec. F.T.A. Trip Chairman. JEANETTE ELLIS 6881 Horrocks Street Academic Medical Technician uJann Blue were her eyes as the fairy flare. Jamboree, Jr. 8: Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Aide, Honor Roll, Spanish, Banld Clerk, Log Rep., A.A. Rep. STEPHEN EWALL 1484 Elbridge Street Academic Chemis' Steve He is the best of musicians ann men. Log Rep., Yearbook Stafl Jamboree, Aide, Honor Roll Orchestra, Lincolnaires Banker. 3516 Aldine Street Academic College uJoen There is no better balance for lt'l'6'lIl'11g the mind steady than sports and women. Cap 85 Gown Comm., Log Salesman, Soccer, Track, Bas- ketball, Football, Baseball, Varsity, A.A. Rep., Gold Team Captain, Banker. SHERRIE JOY FELDMAN 1188 Brighton Street Commercial Secretary ' 'Sher Never silent, never dull. School Store Staff, Display Windows, Treas. of D.E. Class, Asst. Treas. of Class. HARRY JOHN FIN LAYSON 4-Q87 Bleigh Avenue Academic Teacher Uncle Moon His end results are worthy of notice. Baseball, Basketball. ERIC FADDIS 8227 Guilford Street Academic College Eric His limbs are cast in manly mold, for hardy sports or contest bold. Log, Grade Bus. Mgr., Cap Sz Gown Comm., Black Team Captain 81 Rep. Soccer, Track, Baseball, Football, Basketball, Varsity, A.A. Rep., Banker. RICHARD MARTIN FAGAN 1181 Levick Street Academic Architecture caRichra A man of hope and forward looking mind. Jamboree, Asst. Banker 8z Treas. MARY FISCHER 2905 Disston Street Commercial Receptionist Little Mary Good things come in small packages. Jr. Prom-Decorating 8: Tick- ets, Senior Pin, Jamboree. Yearbook, Section Treas. LEE FOX 6952 Marsden Academic Foxie By boldness, great fears are concealed. JOSEPH FEINBERG 1804 Foxchase Road Academic College ssJ0en He will be remembered by his many kindnessesf' Orchestra Jamboree, Spanish Club, Asst. Banker, Asst. Log Rep. Aide. MARILYN A. FETTEROLF S343 Decatur Street Commercial Artist Dutchess Art is the perfection of nature. Jamboree. ELVA FRASETTO 8109 Hellerman Street Commercial Marriage Jean T hy modestylv a candle to thy merit. SARA FREAS 7960 Ridgeway Street Commercial Marriage A beautiful smile is worth a million. Aide. JOHN J. FRITZ 8687 Midland Avenue General The happiness of man consists in lifels labor. Big Button Comm. JOSEPH R. FULLER Q9S3 Tyson Avenue General College Brush They are rich who have true friends. Hall Guard, V. 81 J.V. Bowling. ROBERT FREEMAN 1886 Robbins Avenue Academic Vocalist lKRedsl! This man has music in his soul. J .V. Basketball. ALAN GART 6SQQ Elmhurst Street Academic Mathematician uAln Common sense is instinct, and enough of it is genius. Editor-in-chief Yearbook, Val- edictorian, Gold Pin Award, Leadership Comm., Log Liter- ary Staff, Salesman, A.A. and S.A. Rep., Operation Math., Jr. and Sr. Prom. ROBERT FRIEDMAN 1332 Elbridge Street Academic Navy lCFeederY, He directs his sail upon the sea of chance. Aide. RICHARD GEIST 8807 Hartel Avenue College '-Ricks' A man devoted to pleasure. S.A. Rep., Jamboree, Football, J.V. 8: V. Track. SANDRA FRIES 4-628 Magee Avenue Commercial Marriage Sandy Marriage is a life-long mir- acle. HERBERT FULLER 4011 Greeby Street Industrial Whitey Still bent to make some sort he knows not where. JERRY GILLIES 27152 Knorr Street Distributive Educ. Advertising Make-Out Laugh and the world laughs with you. School Store Staff, Pres. Fut. Merch. Phila. FRANK GLACE Edison 81 Dana Avenues Academic Farmer I lfripper!! Man was made for joy and woe. SANDRA GOLDEN B907 Frontenac Street Commercial Marriage Sandee In every gesture dignity and love. Yearbook Typist. VANICE HARRIET GOLDFIELD '632 Fairfield Street Zommercial Marriage Jan K0 thou art fairer than the vening star. BARRY ALLEN GLAUSER 6718 Horrocks Street Academic College Duane An athlete strong. Jamboree, A.A. Sz S.A. Rep., Aide, Lincoln Log Salesman, Varsity Football, Basketball. i E if? A' F ,ff A..-.ef HELENE GOLDSTEIN 1606 Longshore Avenue Commercial Marriage Helene What is lovely never dies. MARLENE GLUCK 3235 Longshore Avenue Academic Study Music Prez The deeds of the leader shall live and the hard-won glory of her exploits. Band, Orchestra, Lincolnaires, Choir, Jr. Prom Comm., Bas- ketball Bounce Comm., Jam- boree, Christmas Pageant. S.A. Square Dance, S.A. Pres., Ten- nis, Bowling, Softball, Orpheus, RICKY GOLDSTEIN 6880 Trotter Street Academic Medical Secretary Ricardo She hath beauty in form and feature. Prom Comm.-Invitation Comm., F.T.A. RONALD K. GOEPEL 8828 St. Vincent Street Industrial Draftsman Ronnie The greatest medicine is a true friend. Hall Guard, V. Track, Swim- ming Team, Bowling, Treas. Lincoln Log Salesman, A.A. Rep. MARSHA ARLENE GOLDENBERG 2181 Magee Avenue Commercial Marriage Marsh Beauty is not caused, it is. Honor Roll. ARLENE GORE 6804 Horrocks Street Academic Medical Technician De De Softly speak and sweetly smile. Banker, Treasurer, Jamboree, Aide, Log Salesman, Yearbook Staff, Jr. 8z Sr. Prom Comm. Receptionist, Future Home- maker Rep., Bronze Pin Award, Honor Roll, A.A. Rep. EWALD NAHM GORENFLO 918 Hartel Avenue Academic Bell Telephone Company -'wane' Hands were made for honest labor. Sound Crew, Science Dept., Aide, Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Log Salesman, Banker, Cross-Country, Track, Section Sec. J EAN NE GRAEBELDINGER 8120 Brighton Street Commercial College H er life and fortune are a game to be well and skillfully played. Counselors Aide, Jamboree, Intramural Gym Meet, V. Swimming, V. Softball, Lead- ers Club, Sr. Life Saving. EARL T. GRANT 2220 Knorr Street Academic Navy Spider T he divine ship sails the divine sea for him. V. Track, V. Swimming, Bowl- ing, A.A. Rep. ROCHELLE GORSKY 2831 Disston Street Commercial Business School Shelly Cheerfulness is the atmosphere under which all things thrive. SANDRA GRAUTEN 7107 Rising Sun Avenue Academic Medical Technician Sandi She is one of sweet and gentle disposition. Soph. Hop Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Jamboree. PHYLLIS GOSSER 8253 Knorr Street Commercial Secretary ..Phyl,, Such sweet compulsion doth in music be. Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Brass Sextet, Aide, Sr. Band, Sr. Orchestra, Asst. Banker, Alt. Log Salesman. BETTY JANE GREGER 8214 Knorr Street Commercial Nursing School No recipe openeth the heart but a true friend. A. C. Choir, Solo, Girls' Groups, S. A. Rep., Banker, A. A. Salesman, Jamboree, Aide, Soph. Hop Comm., Hon- or Roll, Bowling, Volleyball, Badminton. MARLENE S. GOTTFRIED 6649 Souder Street Academic Elementary Educ. scMarxa She that was ever fair and never proud had tongue at will and yet never loud. F.T.A. Pres., Welfare Chair- man, Features Editor of Year- book, Founders'Award of E.A., S.A. Cabinet, Service Club, Jr. 8z Sr. Prom Comm., Span- ish Club, Sr. Luncheon and Pin Comm., Log Salesman, Bronze Pin. RUTH GRAENICH 1525 Hellerman Street General College Ruthie To love and be loved. this is good. GEORGE GREGER 6864 Pitman Street General U. S. Coast Guard Jerry He has the strength of twenty men. S. A. Salesman, A. A. Salesman, V. Soccer Capt., Gym Team. VIRGINIA HAHN 1006 Creswood Road Academic Business School ClGinny, Y The soft spoken and the fair go far. Jamboree, Aide, Yearbook Staff, Basketball Bounce Comm., Jr. Prom Comm., Sen- ior Prom Comm., Log Sales- man, Banker-Section Treas- urer, Bowling. CHARLES HENDERSON S10 Hartel Avenue Academic Duke University Chuck Figures of all kinds interest him. Class Rep.-Exec. Comm. of Senate, Northeast Crew. STEVE HILL 4620 Wilbrock Industrial Air Force whip He maketh the cloud his char- wt. Swimming Team. I LILLIAN HAN NA 79192 Craig Street Commercial Secretary Binnie Her popularity disarms all envy. Jr. Prom Chairman Sz Program Comm., Cap 8: Gown Comm., Pin Si Button Salesman, Pig- skin Hop, Capt. Cheerleaders, Bowling. DEENA HIRSCHHORN 6322 Summerdale Avenue Academic College Dean Through her expressive eyes her soul is distinctive. Log, Hall Guard, Aide, Hostess NEA Convention, Honor Roll, Assoc. Editor of Yearbook, F.T.A. HELEN HARRIS 8713 Marigold Place Commercial Nurse I iDiz! ! Her sunny locks hang on her temples like a golden fleece. Jamboree. DAVID HOBER 3148 Fanshaine Street Industrial Production Engineer Dave Let him value his hands, for they are his tools. RICHARD HAUPERT 8831 Guilford Industrial Electrician uDickn xx M en of few words are best. Hall Guard, Track, Tennis. WALTER HERTER 3306 Tudor Street Academic College uaDidjars A connoisseur of women. Jamboree, Pigskin Hop, Cap Sz Gown Comm., Aide, J.V. and V. Football, J .V. Baseball. MYRA HOFFMAN 6331 Calvert Street Academic Aeronautical Engineer She has the dignity of height and honor. Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, S. A. Rep., Log Sales- man, Showcase Decorating Comm., Honor Roll, Aide, Jamboree, V.P. Spanish Club. ROY HOFFMAN 6500 Algard Street Industrial Arts Business Cherish the little trade which thou has learned and be content therewith. Hall Guard. MARILYN ANN IONA 8184 Glenview Street Commercial Academic Legal Secretary fKMar,, She laughs and dances and talks and sings. Honor Roll, Log Staff, Year- book Staff, Senior Pin, Soph. Hop, Jr. Sz Sr. Prom Comm., Dancing Club, Bank Clerk, Gift Comm., Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Badminton, Bowling. BARBARA SARAH JOHNSON 4219 Mill Street Music Major Piano Teacher Chee Chee Of small stature and a gentle spirit. Choir Ens., Solo Ens., Orches- tra, Honor Roll, Aide, Hall Guard, Softball, Dancing. DARLENE ADRIAN HORWITZ 6211 Custor Avenue Commercial Work Dee Dee Joined good nature with good sense. Aide, Splinters Rep., F.T.A., Service Club. VIRGINIA JOHNSON Welsh 8: Verree Roads Academic Physical Educ. Teacher C 9 A girl of letters, manners, morals, parts. Yearbook Comm., Honor Roll, Girls' Volleyball, Hockey, Bas- ketball. CAROL LEE HUGHES 4601-C Megargee Street Commercial Secretary Carol She is as quiet as a lamb. Aide, Jamboree, Honor Roll. WARREN JOULE 627 Arthur Street Vocational Art Undecided CCSkip9 ! An easy-minded soul and al- ways was. JUDITH ANN HURST 4421 Cottman Avenue Academic Elementary Teacher lfJudy!! Gentle in manner, strong in performance. Majorettes, Orchestra, Cap 8z Gown Comm., Honor Roll, Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Banking Clerk, F.T.A. PATRICIA JEANES 3525 Tudor Street Academic-Music Major Eastern Baptist College upatn Thy voice is a celestial melody. Honor Roll, Jamboree, Christ- mas Pageant, Assembly Comm., Chairman of Gift Comm., A.C. Choir, Solo En- semble, All City Chorus, Or- chestra. ROSALIND KAIZEN 1127 Kerper Street Commercial Secretary Rozie A faithful friend is the medi- cine of life. Aide, Black Team Rep., Jr. Prom Comm., Honor Roll. BERNICE KAPLAN 6906 Eastwood Street Academic Government Foreign Service Nothing great was ever achieved without enthusiasm. Aide, Silver Pin Award, Wel- fare, Sr. 8z Jr. Prom Comms., Yearbook Dept. Editor, Red Cross Award, Soph. Hop, Jamboree, Log Salesman, Head of United Fund Drive, French Club, F.T.A. RONALD H. KLAUSEWITZ 8218 Cottman Avenue Academic Geophysicist Klausie He was born with the gift of laughter. S. A. Rep., Splinters, Yearbook Staff, Cap Sz Gown Comm.. Honor Roll. DEBORAH KLEIN 7118 Montour Street Commercial Social Worker Debby Good humor is goodness and wisdom combined. Aide, Gold Team, Rep. Busi- ness Sz Personnel, Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom, Basketball Bounce, Asst. Log Salesman, Service, F.T.A., World Affairs. vi MILDRED C. KAPROLAT 7020 Gillespie Street Commercial Secretary Millie She hath a heart as sound as a bell. Choir, Solo Ensemble, Jambo- ree, Christmas Pageant. Aide, Volleyball, Bowling. SYBIL MAE KLEIN 6727 Oakland Street Commercial Professional Dancer Those move easiest who have learned to dam.-e. Sr. Pin Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Honor Roll, S. A. Rep. A.A. Rep., Leaders, Dancing, Publicity, Service. JANE LEE KIMBRELL WALTER C. KIRK 7103 Rising Sun Avenue 1312 Arrott Street Academic Nursing School Academic College Janie Walt Touched with human gentle- He is a man whom fortune ness and love. bujets and rewards. Aide, Soph. Hop Comm., Sr. Jamboree, Parking Lot Com- Prom Comm., Honor Roll. mittee, Honor Roll. SANDRA KLEVAN 6307 Langdon Street Commercial Secretary Sandy She is a mirror of all courtesy. Honor Roll, Aide, Sr. Prom Comm. JOANNE KLEIMAN 1231 Ellridge Street Commercial Stenographer uJ0n The gift of gaiety may itself be the greatest good fortune. Bowling. VICTOR KLYMAN 1428 Ellridge Street Commercial Kivic!! J esters do often prove prophets. Bowling. JOANNE KNERR 7702 Lexington Avenue Academic Teaching lfJosie,Y Wisdom tinged with humor is all. Jr. Prom, Senior Prom, Log, Yearbook, Honor Roll, Jam- boree, Banking Clerk, Christ- mas Pageant, F.T.A., Orches- tra. JERRY H. KORNEMANN 8042 Ferndale Street Industrial Arts uilern Wit and wisdom are born with a man. JOHN CARL KUEHNLE 8808 St. Vincent Street Academic College He speaks plain cannon fire, and smoke, and bounce. Log Reporter, Literary and Sports Staff of Yearbook, Hon- or Roll. WALTER KNITTWEISS 3122 Knorr Street General Diamond Setter Walt Success to the strongest, who are always at last, the wisest and best. l DOROTHY ANNA LAPSLEY 4200 Tyson Avenue Home Economics Typist Dottie In her tongue is the law of kindness. Aide. CONRAD A. KNUTSEN S507 Shelmire Avenue Academic College Connie Thou art a fellow of good re- spectf' Jamboree, Honor Roll, S, A. Rep., Track. iff? O O H N -sf E955 'ff' if ,sis I ' , ig.-xv W. ROBERT W. LAWLER 6823 Torresdale Avenue Academic The more knowledge a man possesses, the greater he will be. Editor-in-Chief of Splinters, Literary Staff of Yearbook, S.A. Rep., Varsity Track, Mathematics. RONALD KOHN 1817 Hoffnagle Academic Penn State Ronny H e is witty and agreeable. ELAINE KRAMER 8043 Unrich Street Commercial Stenographer Edyie-Lou Cheerfulness is a perfect vir- tue. Orchestra, Jamboree, Christ- mas Pageant, Badminton. LORRAINE LEETCH 10588-C Air Lane Commercial Typist Lorrie A picturesque countenance, a fare divine. Jamboree, Swimming, Skating, Bowling. BARBARA LEVENKRONE B602 North 7th Street General Typist Bobbie 'Marriage is a destiny made in ieavenf' Side. LORRAINE LONG 2006 Gorman Street Academic Medical Technician Lorri A sweet smile, a gay laugh, and a pleasant personality. Color Guard, Hall Guard, Aide, Sophomore Hop, Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, S. A. Rep., Cheerleader in Jamboree, Service Club. PHYLLIS LOVELL 8844 Decatur Street Commercial Bookkeeper I C yl! 3 Purpose is what gives life a meaning. Business Editor of Yearbook, Bus. Mgr. of Log, Aide, Honor Roll. HANNAH LEVINSON 1828 Foxchase Road Commercial Secretary Honey Of silent and gentle manner. Rollerskating, Bowling. MELVIN S. LOVENWORTH 1809 Greeby Academic Band uMeln He has music in his soul. Band. JOAN LOCKTON 7826 Whitaker Avenue Commercial Buyer Joannie A woman that hath a cheerful spirit. SYBIL LUNDY 1507 Elbridge Street Commercial Secretary usybn Ulntermingling-just with earnest. S.A. Rep., Store, Section Treas. ARNOLD H. LOEWY 1881 Friendship Street Academic Law 8: Politics Arnie There is no more perfect en- dowment in man than political virtue. Yearbook, Public Speaking, Safe-Driving Rodeo, S.A. Treas- urer, S.A. Cabinet, S.A. Rep., Law 8x Politics, Aide, Football, Basketball, Track. PHYLLIS A. LONGMIRE 9508 Convent Avenue Academic Teacher Phylsie Knowledge is the foundation and source of good writing. Program Comm., A. C. Choir, Jamboree, Receptionist, Honor Roll, Associate Editor of Year- book and Lincoln Log, F.T.A. Merit Finalist, All City Choir, C.S.P.A. Rep. JOAN ROSE MACRINO 4229 Decatur Street Commercial Private Secretary HJ Y She bears welcome in her eye, a smile on her lips. Sophomore Hop, Jr. Prom, Hall Guard, Big Button, Sr. Pin Comm., Pigskin Hop, S.A. Rep., Store, Section Treas. S.A. Rep., Co-Capt. Cheer- leaders, Bowling, Skating, Sr. Prom Chairman. BARBARA JEAN MAERZ 907 Knorr Street General Teacher ICB Y 3 Clad in the beauty ofa thousand stairs. Jamboree, Sr. Prom, Pigskin Hop, Harvest Hoedown Comm., Hall Guard, Co-Capt. Cheerleaders. ELAINE MARGOLIS 2226 Longshore Avenue Commercial Airline Hostess C lLainey!I The hand that hath made her fair hath made her good. Section Treas. THOMAS A. MATEY 7089 Walker Street Academic College I lT0mY 1 Joining and humor are pleasant and ojer extreme utility. VAL R. MAHAN 9520 Hoff Street Academic Author Journalism has already come to be the first power in the land. Yearbook Staff, Senior Pin Comm., Senior Trip Comm., Big Button Comm., 11-B Class Pres., Co-Chairman Sr. Prom, Asst. Editor Splinters. HOWARD W. MAZLOFF 1458 Stirling Academic College -'Mar' To be strong is to be happy. Hall Guard, Aide, V. Football, Black Team Rep. SARABETH MARCOVITCH 1802 St. Vincent Street Vocational Art Prep. College Advertising I lsairi ! Art is indeed not the bread but the wine of life. Jamboree, Jr. Prom, Honor Roll, Art Editor of Yearbook, Pres. Spanish Club, Chrmn. Publicity Sr. Prom, Big But- fnn Tnn JAMES J. MCCALL 925 Hartel Avenue Academic College ullinln Good examples earn thyself a good name. HERBERT MARDER 5612 Roosevelt Blvd. Academic College Herb Sailors are 'worldy men. Banker, Log Salesman, Treas., Track, Cross Country. RICHARD V. MARTELLA 1185 St. Vincent Street Academic Draftsman in Navy Vince He'll play a small game rather than stand out. V. Baseball. BARBARA ANN MEARS 9222 Horatis Road Commercial Medical Secretary Trixie Her face betokened all things dear and good. Aide, Bank Clerk, Jamboree, Bowling, Badminton, Swim- ming, Leaders. JOHN C. MERKLEIN 3104 Stirling Street Industrial Navy Little Lover A merry smile doeth good like a medicine. Hall Guard. CAROL MILAFSKY 5911 Hutchinson Commercial Stenographer saKarrv Both short and sweet some say is best. Jamboree, Christmas Pageant. Aide. GENEVIEVE MIRARCHI 4801 Knorr Street Commercial Secretary Genny 'Tis a good thing to laugh. Jamboree, Asst. Log Salesman, S. A. Rep., Jr. Prom, Sr.Prom, Soph. Hop, Basketball Bounce Comm., Leaders. MARY E. METZ 1807 Foxchase Road Academic Medical Technician Mare A'What is beautiful is good, and who is good will also be beautiful. Railsplitter Staff, Aide, Jam- boree, Honor Roll, F.T.A., Asst. Treas., A.A. Rep., Span- ish Club Treas. FRANCINE MYRA MOLLEN 2844 St. Vincent Street Commercial College Frannie Grace in all her steps, heaven in her eye. Banker, Aide, Black Team Rep., Christmas Show, Jam- boree, Cheerleader, Gym Meets, S.A. Rep., Co-Chair- man Jr. Prom, Sr. Prom, Photo Editor Yearbook. i 5 ROBERT C. MEYER 4233 Cottman Avenue Industrial TV 8z Radio Repair uB0bn The measure of life is not length, but honesty. Woodshop, Skating, Bowling, Ceramic. HELEN ANN MORGAN 1910 Huzzard Street Commercial Secretary All for the love of laughter. Jamboree, Skating. MARIE J. MIHALIK 7318 Bingham Street Commercial Secretary With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. Jr. Prom Comm., Jamboree, Choir, Choir Enc. FLORENCE MILLMAN 808 Smithfield Avenue Commercial Marriage Flossie When the disposition is friendly, the face pleases. Log Salesman, Aide, Ticket Salesman, Jamboree, Jr. Prom, Basketball Bounce Comm., Volley Ball, Bowling, Badmin- ton. SIDNEY MULLINS JANET CLAIRE MUNTZER 802 N apfle Avenue Commercial Bookkeeper Buttsie Patient, diligent, and a con- stant friend. Jamboree, Jewelry, Choir. DOLORES LOUISE MUTZ 7143 Claridge Street Commercial College uDeena She who seeks the miml's im- provement aids the world. Orchestra, Yearbook Bus. Staff, Cap Sz Gown Comm., Aide. JERRY NEERIN 917 Brighton Street General Attend Miami University Good humor will prevail. Band, Senior Prom Comm., Jamboree, Banker. at DORIS HELEN MUNZ 6724 Kindred Street Commercial Clerk, Receptionist uD0rn All this if fair is good. Jamboree, Skating, Art Club. . 1... we CAROLE P. NEUMANN 8430 Ryan Avenue Commercial Private Secretary Schultzy And forth she goes, merry as a cricket. Honor Roll, Jamboree, Busi- ness Staff Yearbook, Cap and Gown Comm., Bowling, Bas- ketball. BETTE C. MUSCHERT 2228 Faunce Street Commercial Practical Nursing Mush The benefits of fortune are found among the friendly. Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Choir, Choir Ens., Girls Group, Banker. JACK NOBLE 7157 Saul Street Academic Dentist Jack Few words but to efectf, I r NANCI MUSSER 4009 North Sth Street Commercial Journalist Skeets She is of .sweet and gentle dis- position. Jamboree, Christmas Pageant, Jr. Choir, Black Team Rep., Hall Guard, Aide, Skating, Y- Teen. NANCY JEAN NASH 8385 Decatur Street Academic College . Nance Her heart, mind, and hand all open-all free. Yearbook Staff, Senior Prom, Jr. Prom, Luncheon Comms., Jamboree, Log Salesman, S. A. Rep., Aide, Guide, F.T.A., Serv- ice, Bowling. JAY RONALD OBERST 1055 Levick Street Academic College Jay Obie H e is so good that no one can be a better man. Yearbook Staff, Sr. Luncheon, Big Button, Sr. Assembly, Sen- ior Prom Comm., Gold Team Rep., Jamboree, S.A. Rep., Banker, A.A. Rep., Log Sales- man, Baseball. i RONALD D. OETTIN GER 4028 Meridian Street I.N.N.C. Assessing Sz Taxes Hott!! Steadfast as a tower that doth not lean. Art Sz Shop Work, Hot Rod Club. EVA OVERHOLT 4225 Hartel Avenue Commercial Office Work csEvean Strength of will and character tempered by a fair face. Christmas Pageant, Jamboree. WILLIAM PATENT '548 Battersby Street Academic College nBinn 'Witty and handsomeg yet a riendf' LA. Rep., Log Salesman, A.A. tep., Spanish Club, Football, Soccer. BARBARA OPITZ 9227 Academy Road Academic Airline Hostess Bobbi For her the pathway is in the sky. Aide, Magazine Staff, Jam- boree, Jr. Orchestra Major- ette, Dance Comms., Bowling. MARLENE EVELYN PAUL 2306 Faunce Street Academic Penn State csMarrs Vivacity and art make her shine in company. Editor-in-Chief Log, Supervis- ory Editor Yearbook, Jam- boree, Soph. Hop, Jr. Prom Comm., Chmn. Sr. Prom Invi- tations, Aide, Honor Roll, S.A. Cabinet, Dancing, Spanish, Service, F.T.A., Circle, Treas. K KENNETH H. ORKIN 6919 Sylvester Street Academic Physical Ed. Teacher ccorkyx Every inch a man. A. A. Salesman, Jamboree, Cheerleader, Gym Team, Track. BARBARA ELAINE PENNOCK 1182 Knorr Street Academic Private Secretary Penny So fair and oh, so sweet. Aide, Jr. Prom Comm., Lin- coln Log, Honor Roll, S.A. Rep. JUDITH E. OTT 2926 Disston Street Commercial Business College uJudyn She takes lzfe as it comes. Hall Guard, Aide, Jamboree. Jr. Orchestra, Archery. ALFRED J. PALLANTE 2808 Tyson Avenue General Academic College csAlss What a man has, so much he's sure of. Log Salesman, A.A. Rep., S.A. Rep., Football, Soccer. DON PERCY 8340 Sheffield Avenue Academic Business College The only way to have a friend is to be one. Captain-Sound Crew, Pres. Radio Club. l GEORGE PFISTERER 914 Napile Avenue Academic College uGeovy A man to match the mountains. Captain-Sound Crew. GERTRUDE PITKOW 2812 Fuller Street Commercial Writer Trudie There is no measure or limit to this fever for writing. Black Team Rep., Aide. DAVID PLUM 8818 Ashville Street Music College Dave The stronger always succeeds. Band, Basketball Bounce Comm., Gym Team. EVA MARIE PHILIP 7316 Brous Avenue Academic X-Ray Technician Eve T he sweetest garland to the sweetest maid. Aide, Jamboree, Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Comm., Y Teen, Service, Volley Ball, Bowling, Basketball. SANDRA POMERANTZ 1215 Glenview Street Commercial College A dear heart and a gentle person. Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Aide, Banker. .. ANITA PICCOLI Q800 Knorr Street Commercial Marriage Pickles 'i' To love is to know the sacrifces which eternity eracts from life. Treasurer, Aide, Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Jam- boree, Honor Student, Banker. NEIL POPPEL 1334 Glenview Street Academic Lawyer Puppy Continual cheerfulness is a sign of wisdom. Sound Crew, Log Make-up Ed- itor, Sports Editor, Yearbook Staff, Sr. Prom Comm. ROBERT JOSEPH PISCIOTTA 2904 Sandyford Avenue Academic College ..B0b,, Silence is more elegant than words. SHERWIN PLEVINSKY 6706 Large Street Commercial Business Administration Pike A little nonsense now and then is relished by the wisest men. BLOSSOM PORTNOY 6921 Kindred Street Commercial Typist Blos True it is that marriage be dom in heaven and performed on earth. v ELIZABETH PUTLAND 7264 Bradford Street Academic Nurse Betty A good laugh is sunshine. Senior Prom Comm., Jam- boree, Guidance Comm., Serv- ice Club, Hall Guard, Aide. JERRY RAZNOV 4547 Vista Street Academic The Raz Wit is the salt of conversation. Lincoln Log Salesman, S. A. Rep., A.A. Salesman, Football, Basketball, Swimming, Choir. ROSE MARIE RIEGEL 6445 Marsden Street Commercial Typist ClR0sei 3 Silence is golden. Lincoln Log MELVYN RADEL 7284 Bradford Street Academic Journalism 8: Advertising uskipys The first true gentleman that ever breathed. Basketball. CAROLE ANNE RILEY 6526 Marsden Street Commercial Secretary Carole Her voice was ever soft, gentle, and an excellent thing in a woman. Senior Prom Comm. In Fil 'Y S fiiifiis 2.12.- ' VIRGINIA ANNE RADU 8429 Sheffield Avenue Commercial Secretary The good and the wise lead quiet lives. Log Business Mgr., Aide, Busi- ness Staff Yearbook, Honor Roll, Jamboree, Log Salesman, Bank Clerk, S. A. Rep. ALLAN RITMAN 2125 Lyson Street D. E. Insurance Salesman Every man is the man of his own fortune. RICHARD LEE RANDALL 522 West Byberry Road Industrial Arts Printer Dick He who is reliable and stead- fast holds the key to success. Soccer. CATHERINE REMER 4620 Vista Street Commercial Oiiice Work Cathy So sweet of soul and face is she. CAROL ROBERTS 3846 Friendship Street Commercial College Gentlemen prefer blondes. Majorette, Orchestra, A. A. Rep., Christmas Pageant, .Iam- boree, Aide, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Luncheon Comm., Log Salesman. 5 JEAN ROCKE 802Q Terry Street Commercial Secretary Jeanne Her friendship is a beautiful sheltering tree. Business Mgr. Log, Aide, Busi- ness Staff Yearbook, Honor Roll. WILLIAM ROSNER 7211 Oakland Street Academic College Sweet William Bold, ingembus, and capable. Baseball. BARRY RUBIN 7701 Hartel Avenue Academic College The Rube A learned man always has wealth. Yearbook Staff, Feature Writer Lincoln Log. PETER A. ROHRER 8417 Tyson Avenue Academic College Pete Common sense is not a common thing. Prom, Big Button, Senior Pin Comm., Sr. Band, Bowling. GLORIA CAROL RUDOLPH 771 1 Brocklehurst Street Vocational Art Fashion Designer KCGIOII! ! To be an artist is a great thing. Big Button, Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Art Stafi, Welfare, Lincoln Log Alt. BARRY ROSEN 1737 Megargee Street Academic College All mankind loves a lover. DOROTHEA SACHSENMAIER 2024 Solly Street Academic Nurse Dar' ' T he hands that help are holier than the lips that pray. Aide, Jamboree, Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Jr. Prom. Comm., Honor Roll, S.A. Alt., Log Rep., Volley- ball, Softball, Badminton, Swimming, Bowling. MARCIA ROSEN 8180 Lexington Avenue D. E. Secretary caMarsn Petite and Pretty. School Store Staff, Aide, Hall Guard. MICHAEL ROWAN 3514 Shelmire Avenue Industrial Army sssamxa The man-at-arms is the only man. Hall Guard. JAMES B. SALTER Ellicott Road Academic College KlJim!! He is honest, willing, and kind. Bowling. ARTHUR ROBERT SANDRACK 4549 Shelmire Avenue Academic College Bob A very nice guy to know. GEORGE SCHAAF 2907 Glenview Street General Machinist Schaafty Silence is more eloquent than words. H. NICHOLAS SCHMIDT 1884- Cottman Avenue Industrial Construction Worker ClHarry,! A man of letters, manners, and parts. JUDITH A. SANKEY 4125 Fairdale Street Commercial Calculation Work scsavlnn She loves the game beyond the prize. Varsity Hockey, Basketball, Softball. HENRY N. SCHMIDT President Street. Academic Air Force Henry Let him see what luck betides him. Hall Guard Captain, V. Golf. JOAN SANDRA SARNOFF 6618 Large Street Academic Dental Hygienist Joanie The world is always ready to receive talent with open arms. Choir Ensemble, Spanish Club, Yearbook Staff, Prom Comm., Christmas Pageant, Jamboree, Honor Roll. CAROLYN SCHONWETTER 7286 Horrocks Street Commercial Marriage iicarl, Contentment is natural wealth. Black Team Rep., Sr. Pin Salesman, Aide,Yearbook Staff, Log Salesman, A. A. Rep. EDITH LOUISE SAUTER 3809 Knorr Street Commercial Secretary ssEdien She is truly great who is truly good. Majorette, Orchestra, Jam- boree, Aide, Black Team, A. A. Rep., Christmas Pageant, Honor Roll, Jr. Prom Comm., Sr. Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Square Dance Comm., Log Salesman, S. A. Rep., Bowling, Leaders Club. FREDERICK K. SCHMIDT 8222 Englewood Street Academic liked!! Unconscious humor. V. Basketball. WALTER SCHWARZ 501 Solly Avenue Industrial Army Walt The rugged individual. l HERBERT SECOULER 6520 Souder Street Academic Pharmacy lKHerb! ! A good man is hard tofindf' Home Room Comm., Aide. FLORENCE RUTH SHEARER 8002 Frankford Avenue Academic Undecided Floss Wit supplemented with art. Big Button Comm., Art Staff Yearbook, Sr. Prom Comm., Soph. Hop Comm., V.P., F.T.A. CLARA SHELLEY 4207 Rhawn Street Commercial Secretary Clare It is work which gives flavor to life. Aide, Honor Roll, Jamboree, Bowling, Badminton. SANDRA HARRIET SEGAL 2622 Elbridge Street Academic College Sandy Being perfectly well dressed gives a feeling of inward tran- quilityf' Black Team Rep., Yearbook Staff, Aide, Senior Prom Comm., Dancing, S.A. Rep. MARLENE SILOVITZ 7121 Horrocks Street Academic College K I M ar! Y A disposition that is gentle and sweet. Honor Roll, Lincoln Log Sales- man, Senior Pin Comm., F.T.A. MARVIN SEIGER 1829 Tolbut Street Academic College useign He is always laughing for he has an infinite deal of wit. DOROTHY SILVERMAN 2224 St. Vincent Street Commercial Stenographer csDotsn Faithful friends are the founda- tion of the earth. Prom Committee. Banker. JOAN SHABRINSKY 6827 Sylvester Street Commercial Secretary Joanie Jamboree, Lincoln Log Sales- man. VINCENT SHEETZ 4604 Lansing Ind. College Work Vince Of silent and thoughtful manner. BEATRICE ANN SMILES 6825 Algal-d Street Commercial Work-Marriage uBean SeU-confidence is the frat req- uisite to great undertakings. Asst. Log Rep., Swimming. CHARLES SMITH 8681 Deer Lane Industrial Pilot Charlie Sincerity marks the man. WARREN SMITH 8202 Longshore Avenue Academic College GKBeVo!! With virtue and quietness one may conquer the world. ALLEN SOFRONSKI 6650 Large Street General College Ralph Never silent, never dull. Jamboree, Hall Guard, Log Salesman, Football. GEORGE EDWARD SMITH 4559 Vista Street General Gas Station Owner K S 9 He wants but few, his wishes are all confined. ELLIOTT SOLOMON 1881 Barnett Street Academic College Troubles Give him wine, women, and song. Sr. Prom Comm., Pin Comm., Hallguard, Counselor's Aide, Lunchroom Aide. JAY ALLAN SMITH 8144 Disston Street Academic College Smitty He is deft and debonair: he is content. Hall Guard, Sr. Prom Comm., Soccer, Radio Club. MARVIN SOLOMON 1881 Barnett Street Academic College C rv,f No mind is thoroughly well or- ganized that is deficient in a sense of humor. S. A. Rep., Hallguard, Aide. LAURA JEAN SMITH 4219 Frost Street Homemaking Nursing Teddy She is a disguised missionary to every cause. Aide, Lincoln Log Salesman, Gold Pin, Jamboree, Bowling, Swimming, Skating, Jewelry Club. BARRY SOCKEL 1225 Glenview Street Academic College Barry A gentleman of strength and wisdom. Hall Guard, Aide. IVAN SOLTOFF 2910 Carnwath Street Academic Phila. College of Pharmacy Turtle The most manifest sign of wis- dom is a continual cheerfulnessf' Lincoln Log Photo. Editor. HARRY JEROME SPINDLER 6348 Leonard Street Industrial Detective Jerry He is an all around man. FRANK STAUTS 7306 Shelbourue Street Academic Electrical Engineer He who is studious in his pro- fession is learned. Yearbook Literary Staff, Ger- man Club. ROCHELLE STEIN 7028 Horrocks Street Commercial Secretary Shelly A disposition that is gentle and sweet. RICHARD SPORKIN 1226 Hellerman Street Academic College Count T hey call him the Moonlight Gambler. A. A. Rep. THEODORE STEIN 1164 Hellerman Street Academic College Theo A diamond in the rough. Aide, Hall Guard, Baseball, Bowling, Cross Country. ISABELLE STAMBERGER 3590 Chippendale Avenue Commercial Analyst I Clzzyi D That which comes from the heart goes to the heartf' Prom Comm., Aide, A.A., S.A. Rep., Bowling. STANTON STEINBERG 1184 Friendship General College Sturm His smile betrays a warm heart. Jamboree Booklet Salesman, Aide, Hall Guard, Advertising Club, Class Banker, Log Sales- man. CAROLE STANGO 4406 Shelmire Avenue Commercial Private Secretary Smiling always with a never failing serenity. Basketball Bounce, Sr. 8: Jr., Prom Yearbook Comm., Log Salesman, Receptionist, S. A. Rep., Bowling. HAROLD STEIN 4790 Convent Lane Academic Linguist The pen is the tongue of the mind. Literary Editor Yearbook, Choir and Solo Ens., Male Glee Club, All Phila. Sr. High Chorus, Orpheus, Spanish Club. VERA STEWART 44Q8 Princeton Avenue Commercial Secretary nveen Charms strike the .fight bw merit wins the soul. Choir. SALLY R. STOKES Welsh and Axe Factory Roads Academic College Wit to persuade and beauty to delight. Aide, Honor Roll, Jamboree, Boerckle Fund, Soph. Hop, Junior Prom Comm., Staff of Yearbook, A.A. Rep., Pres. Service Club, Guidance, Bowl- ing, S.A. Rep., Gold Team Rep., Chr. Christmas Tea, Sr. Prom Tickets, Luncheon Comm. JANICE SUDUL 7016 Jackson Street Home Making Hospital Work Janet C'o1nmon quiet is mankind's concern. WAYNE W. TARPY 8144 Barnett Industrial lCTarp! 9 Honesty is the best policy. LEROY C. STRAUB 6145 Mulberry Street Industrial Navy ulleen Large is the bounty and his soul sincere. Cadet Football, J .V. Swimming. JOHN B. TAYLOR 19 Laurel Lane Industrial U. S. Marine Corps Bruce Be true to your own highest conviction. RONALD STRAUSS 14-29 Howell Street Academic Law KCVOIIU I The world belongs to the energetic. Aide, Senior Button, Home- room Comm., Football, Bank- er. BARBARA THESING 2028 Arthur Street Commercial Private Secretary C i J How certain and pure is her happy future. Jamboree, Aide, Soph. Hop, Awards Comm., Junior Prom, Honor Roll, Receptionist, S.A. Rep., Jr. NOMA Rep. STANLEY STRAUSS 1285 Levick Street Academic Penn. State Stan Always taking a chance on life. Stage Crew, Sound Crew, Ra- dio, S.A., Cross Country, Track, J.V. Basketball. CAROL SULLIVAN 7229 Glenloch Street Commercial OHice Worker Gistsyf I 'KShe's pretty to walk with and witty to talk with. Sr. Band. WILLIAM TITTEL 8165 Barnett Street Industrial Sweets A man of iron. JUDITH TREATMAN 6818 Algon Avenue Academic Elementary Education ..Judy,, Her air, her manners, all who saw admired. Senior Prom Comm., Personnel Staff, Yearbook, Soph. Hop, Junior Prom Comm., Honor Roll, Black Team Rep., F.T.A., Lincoln Log Salesman, S.A. Rep. CHARLES URBAN 2142 Robbins Avenue Industrial Air Force 4cUrb9s Sincerity gives wings to power. Graphic Arts Club. DONALD WILLIAM WALLACE 3006 Wellington Street Industrial Air Force HDBIIH All men have to sing. Senior Choir, Solo Ens., Jam- boree, Track, Cross Country, Banker. STANLEY J. TRINSEY 3220 Ryan Avenue Industrial Air Force Trina Good nature and good sense must ever join. Graphic Arts Club, Log Sales- man Alt., S.A. Rep. HARRY PAUL WALLACE 5225 Linden Avenue Industrial Air Force Pete I took to my heels as fast as I could. Track, Cross Country, Swim- ming, Soccer. 5 ROSE ANN TUMOLO 8223 Teesdale Street Academic Nursing School Rose There is nothing so popular as goodness. Junior and Senior Prom Comm., Yearbook Staff, Aide Volleyball, Section Treas., Banker. BETTE ANNE WEAVER 3238 Glenview Street Commercial Secretary Bette Enthusiasm is the best pro- tection in any situation. Jamboree, Orchestra, Major- ettes, Senior Prom, Junior Prom Comm., Yearbook. x, ALFRED H. TURNER 824 Kerper Street Academic College NAI!! I t is more blessed to give than to receive. Jamboree, Radio Club, Asst. Treas. LOUIS VERNA 6351 Revere Street General Art School ulloun Art is man's nature. Lincoln Log, A. A. Rep., Year- book Staff, Senior Prom, Big Button Comm., Aide, Bank Clerk, Jamboree, Bowling, Art Class, Ceramics. CAROLE ANNE WEBB 11016 Ferndale Street Academic Nursing Quietness is best. Senior Prom Charm Comm., Aide, Spanish Club, Asst. Treas. RICHARD WEINER 6739 llorrocks Street Academic Orchestra Leader Richie A fellow fy' infinite jest. Orchestra, Band, Lincolnaires, Schools on Parade, All-Phila.. High Orchestra, Dance Band, Jamboree, Sr. Prom and Year- book Comm., Christmas Pageant. DORAJEANNE S. WEISS 2955 Fansliawe Street Homemnking Work Quiet persons are welcomed everywhere. RONALD WELLER 6847 Large Street Academic College Ron l have lived and loved. Yearbook Sports, Business Staff, Hall Guard, Prom Comm., Bowling. LORETTA WEISBERG 6536 Bradford Terrace Commercial Dramatic School K lL0ry!3 How goodness brightens beauty. Aide, Jamboree. NEAL A. WELSH 1258 Elbridge St. Academic Dentist He'll furnish the pictures. Lincoln Log Editor, Photo Ed- itor Yearbook, Senior Prom Comm., Black Team Rep. ANITA WEISS 6737 Lynford Street Commercial Private Secretary ssEdiexy A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. OLIVER LeROY WHITAKER, JR. Welsh and Ashtdn Road Academic Lincoln University Ollie He is the best of all musicians. He is the sweetest of all singersf' Orchestra, Choir, Solo Ens., Boys' Quartet, Choir Ens., String Quartet, S. A. Rep., Lincoln Log Salesman, Or- pheus. DAVID WEISS 7925 Brous Avenue Academic College NDN Good nature is the proper soil upon which virtue grows. Hall Guard, Var. Cross Coun- try, Track. GLORIA WEITZMAN 7018 Kindred Street Academic Career in Navy Sh ultzy H e marks-not that you won or lost-but how you played the game. Choir, Solo Ensemble, V. Soft- ball, Hockey, J. V. Basketball. HERBERT WILLIAM WHYBROW 12039 Sewell Road Industrial U.S. Air Force Academy Flying Scott Wings and the boy! Compan- ions linked as one. BARBARA JOYCE WILKINSON 4727 Shelmire Avenue Commercial Secretary Bobbi The genuine marriage is that which is hallowed with love. Yearbook Staff. DONALD WILSON 4304 Princeton Avenue Industrial Navy -'wus' Confidence is the companion of success. LARRY WOODRUFF Ellicott Rd., Crestmont Farms, Phila., Pa. Academic College ..Lar,, Diligence is the mother of success. Literary Staff, Yearbook, Hall Guard, V. Swimming, Cadet WAYNE YARNALL 8137 Willits Road Academic Work Lollygogger Whatever is worth doing at all, is worth doing well. A cappella Choir, Solo Ens., Boys' Group, Cadet J.V., V. Baseball. BARBARA JEAN YENTZER 621 Maple Avenue Music-Academic Music Teacher Barb Skilled equally with men and pen. Christmas Pageant, Jamboree, Orchestra, Choir, S. A. Rep., Jr.-Sr. Prom, Sr. Pin, Aide, Hostess, Gold Team Rep., Swimming, Orpheus, F.T.A., Service, Yearbook. Football. BARBARA ZIEGLER 8109 Lister Street Commercial Private Secretary I iBabS!! H er ways are ways of pleasant- ness. Jamboree, Honor Roll, Aide, Alt. S.A. Rep. 104 EARL ZIMMERMAN 6805 Jackson Street Academic Temple University Reading maketh a full man. Mgr. V. Football, Basketball, Track. THE HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION JM.. ABRAHAM LINCOLN HIGH SCHOOL OFFICERS MRS. ELEANOR BALDWIN, President MR. JAMES CAMERON, Ist Vice-President MR. CHARLES H. WILLIAMS, 2nd Vice-President MRS. MARTHA EVELAND, Recording Secretory MRS. VIOLA WOODRUFF, Corresponding Secretary MRS. GRACE CARTER, Treasurer Supporf fAe Sckoof fLrougA ifa .jflome ana! .S7cAoof .xdaaociafion 105 Tlmnlef and Bef! Ifwklaef from Your Student Association Thanks .... for your support during your years at Lincoln. You leave us with a better school. Best Wishes .... for your future, too. We know you will gain whatever success you desire in your chosen fields. H J This '1'e'rm's Student Association Officers MARLENE GLUCK, Presidenl DIANE JUDGE, Vice President ALLAN HARRIS, Vive President DOROTHY DAVIS, Secretuiy WILLIAM BOGGS, Treasurer 106 Hglie' Restaurant Rh n Street and Roosevelt B I d Philadelphia, Pa. 107 After graduation- Alumni Association The Abraham Lincoln I-Iigh School ALUM I ASSOCIATIO is proud to congratulate the 14th class of Abraham Lincoln High School on their graduation. OFFICERS Scott Fletcher ....., ....,.... C lass of June '52 ..., , , .... President .lack Folk .......,4..... ........, C lass of June '54 ......., ,.,, V ice President Gerry Centanni .... . ...4..... Class of Jan. '57 ,.l..,.. . ...., Treasurer Frances Brecht .,...... ....,.,., C lass of Jan. '57 ...,..l. ,, .. Secretary SPONSORS Mr. Albert I. Glassman Mr. William Smith Don't forget-IOIN YOUR ASSOCIATION NOW! 108 Phones, MA 4-1316 Flowers Telegraplxed MA 4'-1666 Boofg Qjlowszi FLOWERS OF DISTINCTION Compliments of MANNAL FUNERAL HOME 4-200 COTTMAN AVENUE Q0ne block out of Frankford Avn.j Philadelphia 35, Pa. EDWARD J. STEVENS, JR. Insurance MA 4-3700 Mortgages Notary Insurance - Real Estate FRED J. WOLF 6099 Frankford Avenue PI 3-1894 Real Estate 7334 Frankford Ave., Phila. 36, Pa. MA 4-3535 DAVID U. WRIGHT FUNERAL HOME 7013-I5 Torresdole Avenue Philadelphia 35, Pa. David U. Wright Robert B. Rowland Newton A. Gonther Licensed in Po. G N. J. BOOKS Any Book on Any Subject Delivered Anywhere Subscriptions Received for all Periodicals 1f.it's a book order it from us H. F. Steel Book Shop 35 S. 13th Sl., Phila. 7, Pa. L0 4-4845 Newspapers Hoagies Gun SERVICE srAnoN C0 'P'l 'e 's Of Broad 81 Clearfield Sts. SHEAREWS BA 5-9753 Walter Herler 8022 l:f0I1lCf0l'Cl Ave. Beale' Dolly Madison Candy Ice Cream Congralufafion5 fo :Le 54,515 ofjannary ROBERT A. BARR YOU R FORD DEALER 7700 FRANKFORD AVENUE MA 4-67CXJ f MR! T0 You CAN sscune 'II M HERE A sooo PAYING A 60 Posmou wmlm 'IO WEEKS BY LEARNING SPEEDWRITING SIIORTHAND NOW E! Conqra+u1a+ions 'ro All V - from No signs, no machines, usistsirrple ABCT. Eag 2 -' ies o earn, wri e an P E A R S O N 1 at ,, ganscrgZe6Ib?,Ngl COST. , d - IOIO Chesfnuf Sfreei I g'mz'gl TEE5J Afhlehc Equipmenf for All Sporis qib: E' Write or Phone Miss B-own for Free Catalog. ..wJ..e J mtv? VHERAN Arpnovfn Qtulln I 41 edavfsimg INSTITUTE lincoln Prep Bldg., 203 S 20th St. i R-1R-4,q.:.959wwwmmw-.v.,,,g4.,,,W,.,,-,..,,.,. ,... ... ..,. - ., e--, . , R- ..', Y..-:-.Q.w,.'...+m.i...-,.,.Wm,a::-:m ..,., :U , .. . avi X wi can mu w..nM .1 THE PHILADELPHIALOCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY 110 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1958 SILVANO AGENCY James C. Silvano MORTGAGES - CONVEYANCING REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE NOTARY PUBLIC 4569 Coffman Avenue MA 4-2600 MA 4-2601 MA 4-4086 77Z4z6e2. Decca Slap SUITS - COATS at DRESSES 6809 TORRESDALE AVE MARIE M. PASTERNACK PHILA FA SNYDER'S sm' snnvrcrz roon MARKET Prime Meats Produce Groceries Frozen Foods 8000 CASTOR AVE. AT RHAWN FI 2-8619 FREE DELIVERY SERVICE FRIENDLY SHOE SHOP ORTHOPEDIC SHOES FOR MEN, WOMEN 81 CHILDREN si-:oe REPAIRING 7042 FRANKFORD AVE. MA 4-I768 STEIN YOUR FLORIST Mayfair: 7059 Frankford Avenue DEvonshire 3-8225 2223 N. Front Street REgent 9-6899 BALDWIN 3.8300 IQ, Y Sidcv Paper Gampauy PAPER PRODUCTS MAINTENANCE AND SANITARY SUPPLIES 9th and Ontario Streets, Philadelphia 40, Pa. MAyIair 4-4345 Estimates Furnished IOHN A. SCI-ILACHTA Regiftered Plumbing and Heating O11 Burners 5: Gas Heat 3301 Aldine St. Phila. 36, Pa. MAYFAIR 4-0174 MAYFAIR 4-7954 Sclzaffeffs TELEVISION AND RADIO SALES AND SERVICE 7920 24 F ANKF-'ORD AVE PHILADELPHA 36 PA of course you want to SAVE MONEY ai Fidelity Federal S a V n g S AND LoAN ASSOCIATION 6958 TorrescIaIe Avenue PHONE MA 4-9000 CPEN DAY AND EVENINGS Accounts Insured up to 310,000 7' For safety fir ,mg INSURED ,.-lu-ul, ULQFVW IIILIIIIII, ' ured symb Home Mortgage Loans Tailored To Fit Your Means FIIIELITY FEDERAL SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION HYMEN RUBIN, Executive Vice President Ir Solicitor MAYFMR 4.3946 MAYFAIR DEVONSHIRE MA 4-ease DE s-3333 R. i.I. FARRELL JR. REGISTERED JOHN J. ALDWORTH FUNERAL DIRECTOR PLUMBING AND HEATING CONTRACTOR BD44 FAIRVIEW STREET Gas PHILADELPHIA 36, FA. Slcam - Hot IVater DECATUR AND CHARLES srs. Pi-HLA. 36, PA. School Supplies, Stationery an-mg 9,95 DE 3.4395 ADAMS AVE. s. ARRDTT ST. G eet'n C d . . r I g ar s With Best Wishes DE CHRISTOPHER BROS. CEMETERY MEMORIALS wvnmmrs s. RAMDNA AVENUE5 I:f'OI'TIQfOTd Avenue pHlLADELpHlA 24' pA, and , up-:N nAn.v a. auNnAva Drricc PHDNE 6531 Roosevelt Boulevard 9 NM. m 5 PM JE 5-D995 scHuMNiER's suNoco sinvlcmrsn OH-S AND 'NDU5TR'A'- GREASES LUBRICANTS Frankford Ave. 8. Decatur St., Phila., Pa. Smeg ,893 ewes ren Lubrication - Washing - Simonizing DRYDEN OIL COMPANY Tires - Batteries - Accessories OF PENNSYLVANIA' 'Nc' - - SOUTHAMPTON, PA. Call 81 Delivery Service May. 8725 GED. J' NELSON IBUCKS COUNTY, VIIJE PRESIDENT ELMWOOD 7-1578 RUSSELL A. CROMPTON CARL D. SEITZ Ei. 7-3551 CHAPEL Him. 1977 EI' 74477 Crompion 9 Seii.: jeadfcruifd ofagoraforiea CONTRACTORS at BUILDERS ALL TYPES CHEMICAL ANALYSIS 55 DOLTON ROAD WATER ANALYSIS A SPECIALTY FEASTERVILLE. FA. 168-6II1 STREET CARPENTRY aR1cKwoRK FRED W' D'-IONG F!ASTERVlll-E. PA- 113 WILKE MOTORS DINNER MUSIC 'If,lLIW,m NIAYFAIR DINER s. DINING ROOM 6635 Frankford Ava. PHILADELPHIA 35, PA. Counter and Table Service QUALITY THAT WILL PLEASE YOU H. L. WILKE Devonshire 2-ssoo EGSY Pcflfing 7343-73 Frankford Ave. Philadelphia 36, Pa. MA 4-5406 MA 4-zzse HARDWARE PAINT 64746134 INC- 2B32-34 COTTMAN AVENUE PHILADELPHIA 49. PA. WILLIAM E. MYERS SQ SCIN 9374 EUSTLETDN AVE. DR 3-D795 - FREE DELIVERY HULISEWARE GARDEN SUPPLIES BUSTLETON PHARMACY M. LANDAU, B.S., Pharmacist 9360 BUSTLETON AVENUE Tel. Okchard 3-8I68 Bustlefon, Pa. oncmnn 3-2139 BANQUETS AND PARTIES ACCOMMODATING UP T0 ICO .fson and Restaurant - Bar - Cocktail Lounge LUNCHEONS - DINNERS SERVED DAILY RED LION RD, Q ROOSEVELT BLVD. JOSEPH FIRUTA af soNs Pnornm-ons PHILADELPHIA 14, PA. THREAD GRINDING SERVICE C0. Jckcrson Avenue and Easton Road Horsham. Pena. 0Sborne 5-1110 MAR'l'IN'S PHARMACY Prescription Druggists Quality Drugs 7501 Torresdale Ave. DE 8-5882 Philadelphia, Pa. Announcing NEW DIVIDEND RATE Funds received lo 'lhe IOII1 of the month receive dividends for the full mon'I'I'i. As lillle as SI.00 opens an account and our dividend is paid on II-ie entire account, regardless of amount. JZ: ON SAVINGS AS OF JANUARY I. T958 We offer: REGULAR SAVINGS ACCOUNTS LUMP SUM INVESTMENTS CHRISTMAS CLUBS VACATION CLUBS Mail accounts are welcome. EACH ACCOUNT IS INSURED UP TO 510.000 Fox Chase Federal Savings and Loan Association 24' fl RHAWN STREET and PINE ROAD PHILADELPHIA 11. PA. Telephone: Fldelify 2-3700 Open Daily 11 a.m. to19 p DEvoN 2-3444 Exceptlns Friday 'I a.m. Saturday 9 a. . Sunday 12 a.m. to 12 p TIEN LING 0 I Q CHINESE AND AMERICAN RESTAURANT C. 6441 FRANKFOHD AVENUE 801 Walnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. PHILADELPHIA 35. PA. CATERING TO SPECIAL ORDERS TO PARTIES AND BANQUETS TAKE HOME MAYFAIR MAYTAG CO. Electrical Appliances 6. Furniture SALES - PARTS - SERVICE Authorized Dealer Maytag - Easy - Frigidaire 7038 Frankford Avenue MA 4-6200 Phila. 35. Pa. 115 3 ii .-Q7 1 Z , . A 'N Special Courses COMPLIMENTS f SAVE TIME AND COST 0 H Tl-mu slmrunsn INSTRUCTION 1 High School Graduates pre- N D ' pnring for College and wish- ing to make up subjects. 2 Students preparing for Col- ' lege E inatloru. 3- Those :I I a RE- FRESHER COURSE. 4- Special P N and Pre- Engin C les in Sci- ence d M Ia. DAY AND EVENING CLASSES Send for 45lh Year Carole? or come In Io discuss your aducef anal problems. Approved lor Veluans LINCOLN PREP 203 S0. ZIIIII ST. L0 'I-4318 Philadelphia Transportation Company MAKE THE TRIP PART OF THE PARTY! X f 5 N E: ws nwnws Mons :Q 4 35 Fun wnen You mu! fy, ' ff I mens focen-can 'I xii - I 9, Wx- Z l ifuogoiaifssiicisv. 3 X gp r 'Y' K X ' fi, 'll 'Q Nosoovs LATE, L. x wr cv 51- Q3 VSQIYY 1 N ' , , X , I Ano me cosv us 3 W fx Ns- smu. A moons cau. Q si .r f Q5 - 2 . DOES me muck. I -' i ' iusvca 1 L - gh 3 4 LL I W' I- L.: f :.- DAvenpov-it 9-4000 ? A- f X Vu f ' 0 Ano saw PY I ., ,R H X f va , :wmv -ro Ram- ' ?wa A Pvc BU5. K 'EPD 116 WEXLER'S PHARMACY 6828 Torresdale Avenue The Prescription Store of the Northeast DE 8-0024 We Deliver FRANK ASTER'S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION A Complete One-Stop Service Red Lion Road and Bustleton Avenue OR 3-9168 Road Service Mechanic on Duty FRANK J. CLARKE REAL ESTATE 6909 Torresdale Avenue Phone OR 3-9135 Open 6:30 AM - 10 PM BILL 81 JACK'S ESSO SERVICENTER Bustleton Ave. 84 Red Lion Rd. Philadelphia 15, Pa. Free Pickup and Delivery Service Bill 8: jack Campanella, Proprietors COMPLIMEN TS OF MAYFAIR BOTTLING COMPANY 6529 Frankford Avenue Res. JE 5-6198 Bus. DE 8-1040 We Call and Deliver GEORGE THE TAILOR Dependable Cleaners 8: Dyers 3308 Knorr St. One Hour Cleaninz ROBERT M. WADDINGTON, INC. NAr's com curs Realm' 3001 xiagee Avenue Mortgages Insurance 7102 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia 35, Pa. F. WACKENHUT COMPANY Registered and Bonded Plumbing and Heating Contractors 2416 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia 25, Pa. Engineering RE 9-5354 AUBREY R. SHEETZ member of the Philadelphia Real Estate Board john W. Sheetz 8: Sons Compliments of P. EDWARD CAVA Frankford Avenue at Rhawn Street Philadelphia, Pa. MODERN BARBER SHOP RE 9-2160 2359 E. Susquehanna Avenue GIUSEPPVS RESTAURANT Bustleton Avenue at Roosevelt Blvd. Compliments of Fine Italian 1-'ood Pizza Pie Cocktail Lounge EDMUNDS PHARMACY li. Cor, Levick and Cardiff Sts. Phone Clj 8-14-14 Philadelphia 24, Pa. Soy It with FIowers TYSON ond EDMUND STREETS MA 4-1025 MA 4-2378 GOOD LUCK TO OUR FELLOW GRADUATES Carolyn Baker Brenda Barmish Harriet Berkowitz Carol Brown Peggy Crompton Sandy Fries Alan Gart Sandi Grauten Ginny Johnson Bernice Kaplan Dorothy Lapsley Florence Millman Nancy Musser Frank Stauts Harold Stein Judy Treatman Carole Anne Webb Dora Weiss A Complete Food Service SCHAAPS QUALITY FOODS You Shop-We'll Deliver N. E. Corner Rowland Ave. and St. Vincent St. AI. 8 l.U'S MARKET Ashton Rd. 8. Holme Ave. Groceries and Seasonable Items Open Daily 9 to 9 Sundays 9 to 7 Compliments of Best Wishes GAMMA PHI EPSILON Fl.EISCHMANN'S BAKERY SORORITY Compliments of PARKWAY DRUGS HENRY FORD COMPANY 3511 N. l3th Street Baldwin 3-9200 Bathrooms -- Kitchen Water Heaters - Oil Burners Permastone - Gas Heat OUR HEARTIEST CONGRATULATIGNS to the members of the CLASS OF IANUARY 1958 WN I y ll l 111 your future e I rs. Third Federal Savings and Loan Association Main Ojice Branch Ojice 1625 Frankford A R evelt Boul i U I b Phil d 1,1112 24 P mn 'uw ll l llphia 49 P 119 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD LUCK TO BRENDA BARMISH from CORELL STEEL COMPANY 237 Fitzwater Street Philadelphia, Pa. and Martin D. Bornstein 85 Co., Insurance 2020 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 3, P BEST OE LUCK FROM ALL THE KATS AND KITTENS OE BOOK 7 120 MIINIVWAII Zilha-Spam The Perfect Marine Vamish ron Au nrres or sunncis INSIDE or OUTSIDE Mawfoelundh N Good! Get o Bire Ieyls' I 4, ' 7 r .5 lllrslY. ,Q M Orange Drink 022-2 N ACCOUNTING-BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAL-STENOGRAPI-IIC . . . . DAY AND EVENING h ough syuem of imlwmorv-mlellu co' g ly planned-adopted to the individual ST. PHIlADElPl'lIA ' CHICAGO Hhe nudenl. Los ANGELES . PORT ' ou' d t d by the Accrediting Commission lor Business SCIIOOII Repairs: All Makes Bear Wheel Balance and Alignmeni J A R V I S SINCLAIR SERVICE STATION Coffman and Busllefon Avenues COMPLIMENTS OF COTTMAN BEVERAGE COMPANY, Inc. 7544 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia 36, Pa. Official Pa. Slale Inspeclion PI 5-9768 W. C. Biscln MAyfair 4-I2OO si' t Best Wishes from muh., CLEARFIELD FEDERAL SAVINGS 7I49-5I Frankford Ave. An Excellent Place to Save Your Money EDW. F. FAHRINGER, Pres. FOX STEEL CORP. 3330 Miller St., Philadelphia 34, Pa. RE 9-6900 RE 9-6901 'ML of Me ben Weiner Studia wish te ennqratulate you the Class ot January u58 GUUD LUCK TU YUU IN YUUH FUTURE LIFE Ought to be in Pictu Taken by lien Weiner Studie 711U Caster Ave. Philadelphia 49, Pa Pl 5-1094 BEST WISHES FROM WlI.I.ITS ROAD MERCHANTS ASSOCIATION SCOFIELD'S SUNOCO Torresdale 8. Friendship Streets WHOLESALERS Kelly Springfield Tires Brakes -- Tune-ups - Road Service May 4-9547 DE 3-1385 Free Gift Wrapping OR 3-6088 ORIE SPIRO'S MEATS and LESEDELI. 3627 Rhawn Street Philadelphia, Pa. Children's Shop Infants through size 14 Lumar Shopping Center 11710 Bustleton Avenue Philadelphia 16, Penna. eompgnunla of THE RUMAN PHARMACY 8016 Frankford Avenue MA 4-5444 Philadelphia 36, Pa. Hulmeshurg MA4 REICHUS QUALITY MEATS 7366 Frankford Avenue 2327 West Somerset Street -4715 BA WE DELIVER 3-3106 RODGER McBRIDE Bootery 8006 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. NICK'S CHOICE MEATS 8101 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. 193 Congratulations! To the Class of January '58 PHI SIGMA PSI SORORITY BROOKS PHARMACY Torresdale and Magee Avenues Prescriptions Called For and Delivered DE 8-3262 Congratulations from SMITH'S TRANSFER CORP. 3665 Richmond Street Philadelphia, Pa. Phone MA 4-4588 SIXSMITH SPORTING GOODS Complete Line of Athletic Goods Hunting and Fishing Equipment 7426 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia 36, Pa. Compliments of 12 B 6 Advisor Mrs. Crawford HEI.lER'S PHARMACY 2828 Cottman Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. Prescription Specialists DE 3-2800 Compliments of 'I2 B I Advisor Mrs. Emery Compliments of 'I2 B 5 Advisor Mr. Walter Arrison BEST WISHES TO THE SENIORS from 12B8 CONGRATULATIONS AND BEST WISHES FOR A PROSPEROUS FUTURE G. A. C. FINANCE CORPORATION 7348 Frankford Avenue Philadelphia, Penna. DE 3-8600 SPECIAL CONGRATULATIONS TO Carolyn Baker-Over S100 in ads Phyllis Lovell, Billie Carrol, Lorraine Long, Florence Shearer and Judy Hurst - 550 or over in ads. Their energetic salesmanship helped make this book o success. Many thanks to all the other members of the graduating class who supported this book by getting ads. Congratulations to the CLASS OF FEBRUARY '58 RUDOLPH SIGNS Manufacturer of NEON 8. PLASTIC SIGNS Repairing and Repainting PO 9-2070 Henry Rudolph i522 N. American Street Philadelphia, Pa. Compliments of Pi Delta Rho Sorority 5 Good Luck to Brenda and the Class of January 1958 Harry - Lillian Sonny 8. Jerry Boardman MANO'S ATLANTIC SERVICE STATION Coffman 8. Castor Avenues PI 5-9802 Philadelphia 15, Pa Brend Best of Luck a and the Class of Jan. '58 Mother 8. Dad Compliments of A Friend Compliments of DEVON CUT RATE 6319 Frankford Ave. AI.ESI'S FOOD MARKET 8036 Frankford Ave. Groceries Fruits 8K Vegetables Fresh Meats Free Delivery MA 4-2370 Congrafufafiond fo :Ae Qfaduafu McDonald's Eiafincliue yewedra 7161 Frankford Avenue MORGAN 84 PFEFFER Friendly Gulf Station Blvd. 8. 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