Northeast High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1949 volume:

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'H- '-1..'g,, J uf V. vsfuo - WL, ww--.. fr ......-w 'f V- 1 J iz x 1 I I 9 n 1 1 1 5 a ff A ,fha When a man spends so much t1me at a t1ne 1hst1tut1on how can he help but become extremely attached to lto Such was the case w1th Docto Theodore S Rowland Dr Rowland devoted all of h1s llle to teachtng and most ot the txme he taught here at Northeast Dr Rowland was attached to Northeast' Those of us that wrtnessed the assembly rn wh1ch Dr Rowland othcrally announced h1s retrrement could te l and see that No drgnltary who has ever v1s1ted Northeast m all the past years so r1chly deserved the Senate Award as drd Dr Rowland when he rece1ved 1t at h1s last assembly Dr Rowland a natrve ot New York State and a graduate ot Cornell Un1vers1ty made h1s f1rst appearance at Northeast IH February ot l9l4 as a sclence teacher When Dr Stradlmg became prmcxpal Dr Rowland replaced htm as head of the scrence department Whrle teachrng Dr Rowland found trme to do tlve years ot graduate work at the Unrversrty ot Rennsylvama Dr Rowland s connectron w1th Northeast was 1nterrupted by promot1on to the pr1nc1palsh1p of the Grllespre lun1or H1gh School rn l929 and then to the Roxborough lunlor and S n1or Hrgh Schools tn l93O lt was IH l933 at Founders Day QXGFCIS s at Ursmus College that D Rowland recelved h1s Honorary Doctor s Degree Cn February 3 l9?2 Dr Rowland was appo1nted to the Pr1nc1palsh1p ot Northeast by the Board of Fducat1on h1s ottxce to become ettect1ve as of March l The mductron ot the new prmcrpal occur ed at a specral assembly ot the school on the morn1ng ot March l l937 From that trme on Dr Rowland has worked talthtully and unseltlshly rn the rnterests ot Northeast We cons1der Dr Rowland as 1ust about the pertect pr1nc1pal He was everythrng that could possrbly be asked ot a man m h1 protess1on He was sportsmanlrke he was honorable he was Just he was easrly approached yet not too tarmlrar Above all he was a gentleman and he endeavored to make every Northeaster a gentleman To htm our prlnctpal ard frlend we dedlc te tht book f f -Mr Tint ' ' i K' - -T' 1 Y 1 -T1 - Q . , Y - : : - . .I '- 1- : 1 - ' 'Y f- ' : .. -T1 1 A . -- 3 Q- -515. : '-5' '-:VP ' 5 3 -: A V . 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X , I ,, , ' cl N 5 . - fi!!! t 'UQ 5' 4 s X WNW, 1, -5 , . , N , , H -N - 5 r Z Effie- as fl .3 . l Fl I ey- 1-f-1 if MY FRIENDS THE CLASS OF lANUARY 1949 We stand at the crest of a century ot unparalleled mater1al progress wtth a standard of l1v1ng so h1gh as to be mcomparable w1th the other great natlons And yet we fmd ourselves restless apprehenswe and d1s1llus1oned We now know that the confhct of our t1mes 15 a war ot ldeas and that peace w1ll be made 1n the mlnds of men and not on battlehelds or 1n arsenals and ldClOF16S Our great strength does not he ln the tremendous output of our 1ndustr1es Rather IS 1t IH the ldeals ot our people ID the value we place on our Amencar way of hte Be consc1ous and proud ot your custody ot such a preclous herttage the doctr1ne ot the brotherhood of man Awaken to the sp1r1tual power that hes ID your hands the truth that man s 1nd1v1dual1ty IS 1nt1n1tely lrnportant the truth that the State IS an mstrument ot man and for man not tus master Let us have a resurgence of talth and ot works rooted IH a long and proven trad1t1on a moral awakenmg we can brmg to our people Then and only then can we use our magnlhcent powers tor a golden age of servlce and peace God grant you the strength ot character to help lead your generahon to such a destmy' Slncerely CHARLES A YOUNG four Q ni-:Cf Q, - .- -. 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L 1 , . . 1 ff A TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF JANUARY 1949 Gnce agaln as sponsor of a graduat1ng class It g1ves me a great deal of Joy and satxsfactlon to be permltted to congratulate a fme group of boys on the completxon of your hlgh school tra1n1ng True It 1S an lmportant m1lestone 1n your l1fe True many opportumtles w1ll knock, take advantage of the pOSS1b1l1l1eS and turn them 1nto successful endeavors Don't let any slxp by unchallenged May I polnt out that true happmess 1n th1s world cannot be measured ln dollars and cents, but from the Joy one recelves ID accomplxshmg something he lxkes to do, be It IH an offlce, factory, farm or wherever you may en1oy work1ng There w1ll be much dlscouragement and many advers1t1es encountered along l1fe's pathway, but as a true Northeaster w1th that famous Northeast Sp1r1t you can overcome any obstacle 1f you so des1re and labor d1l1gently to accomphsh the task before you Go forth shaklng off any dust of lethargy and may success and happlness crown all your earnest efforts God bless you LOUIS HERWIG, Sponsor Five f T f '52 f.,W,+Zf,fj ' f, Q ' Www , , ,, 1, ' f Q15 , . , 4X f. 7: f 4 f :Q H T 1 T , LZQ 5 f A ' , X' 2 I ZW? 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D' V IE T i i .- 5 HM'-N ,,,f K, 1 TJ, K K , X ' 7, 4 q , , PI W I 5 , ARCHIVE STAFF CO EDITORS IN CHIEF Manfred Mendel Arthur Grottman BIOGRAPHIES EDITOR ACTIVITIES EDITOR Herbert Dutme Robert Antosh ASQISTANT ACTIVITIES STAFF Donald Engel George M1lls Harms Freedman Leonard Kornstem BIOGRAPHIE STAFF S BUSINESS MANAGER Geor e Toro1an Q Vlctor Voron Henry Doertler Howard Levm lack Peterman Leonard Kleeman PHOTOGRAPHERS Gefdld Klelfl W1ll1am lvnchaels George Garabedlan Ierry Russakotf Werner Marx Xu' SPORTS EDITOR Raymond Lmke SPORTS STAFF Herman Spector Charles Dunfee TYPING EDITOR Rlchard Mans Howard Clement Edward Chopl1nsk1 ART EDITOR Horace Ellas Kenneth Q Schaefer PHoToe12APHY Ennole TYPISTS EQWXG H wg' 'WCHO So MP HALE Mww-L4 LO MR .JACOB Y ADVISOR 1949 S M R WOQLLEY 7 f Dpxcypp? O we QUXGU pc, ENGLISH DEPARTMENT l lr ECRGE MOINTQJC MEM IN l MCGL Cr Me oorr e F zoer ll banuet Gap Goldbero Leon Rack Peter Vx61lJ6l Paul Zare W an F hw he ry Barr Arthu Rarck Carl Hem Th il Row Mes rs loh Bova, Ma it Kontck Maprlce Capt Z71 lcseph Volqer George Schn tsl atlK t M1ltonGordor W er Kldr ey Absent From Rlcture lame Cor don Solomon Thompson MR HARRY E KRUG Department Head Ftrst Row Mes lohn Rhoad Moses Eck te n Melvtn Btefller Krug Rudolph Falkenhaqen Marttn Merlc Mo ns Smlth Second Row M ssr I vln Q 'ow Davtd Wetnberg H lrrv Rosenstexn F ark Salltvar Ben ,am1n Sherzer Leopold Elmns Thtrd Row Messrs Wllltarr Wheatley Davtd Keely Walte Clark Dolph l'dd Aarf Ker man Charles Tw rmq HISTORY DEPARTMENT ltn 7 1 ' , ,-W - - - -C Y Vt . U A J. lxeg affripei' lnleaji Fw :.Z lR1,v-' Messzf. Harry' tzerrxar 'esox . awaz. Vt' ter nes 154 .xery lcs th 154 , .1 A . ' ,gt Kola: ti Calf.. Second Row. Messrs, Bengarztzn f R A , f f '-str., K t xlltt , V a n ' , r . , 5 1. xr 1 s . n 4, rigs . , X ,l . ' , . 1 Af S 1 dl ., tzlty 3 : ,s 1 - - 1 srs. s- , S 1 X , . r , : . e r .sos- ' r . W Y LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT DR. RICHARD ABRAMS Department Head Front Row: Dr. Moses Fruchter Mr. W1ll1amArtscn, Abrams, Mr Howard Henzel, Mr. Charles Ztmmerrnan. Bac Row Mr A G Etchel berqer Mr Charle Gardner Mr Roland C Doare M Sam uellfrlwh MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MR ABRAM PIWOSKI Department Head Front Row Mess s Lawrence Babcock Myer Rosenthal Harry Waterbcr Ptwo lu Lee Penne packer Byron Klrq Charles Freedmar e ter Row r P tp Srwder Ger O Ba lcha t Ntcho Grart ML ray Shrerk Frank cat D Sl A her W1HflSld N1 ve lx A e Herrnan ewt Q Bernard z a 0 P leer err Qe Ker 'crr h h ha rCwe lc 1 . . . - C , 0 0 0 J . - , , J.- ' V , 5 - 1 l ' , , A , ' if . . 1 , A C n 'i Mess S, htl , , las, 1 , xr . r C S A L N X ' Bla, ant' .sh , A t ey r. - Bac' Row: M sets. .. J. Hauser L 'S R tman, Get rzmn, M rich ac B A- A am: ., il . Absent tr .pxcturee lc n Cun- mnq arty C iles Taylc ljd 5115. , , ,L ,-, lildlfll MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT xww MR C R MURPHY De-pa rtrre t Head Front Row Messrs Wlllrar Mclfwa Charle Mallov Dan el lacoby Murphy Charles Buck ley lohn Kelly Wzllram Wrlson Second Row Messrs Herbert Wyllner lulran Hlclcok Lotus Herwq lohn Se1qle Clarence Hutchlnson Maklosky Harry Hutton l Wynn Qmqley Thud Row Messrs Wm Moat Charles F Baumuller Vmoent Cheverellr Dav1d Dyer loseph A Rowan Stephen G Hale Randolph Abbott Adelbert H Helnemann Last Row Me srs Eugene B Brarnbley Edwm Craft Carl Savage Albert Frsher ludson L Polker Edwrn Krlous lohn E PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR HAROLD GEIGES Department Head Front Row Me srs Rav Mullan Harry McK1nney Harold Gerqes Elmer Thelss Harry Nelson R ssell Tompkrr Back Row Mes rs Phrl p Sch nerder Albert Wooley Le ter Qwens Raal Hallarr Robert Smlth Walt Qlb on Gu tav A Baaclc H ' . 1 , , ff I l ' . .. 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MUSIC DEPARTMENT 1 MR DUFFIELD MR MURPHY DR HCDWARTH Vlce rmcnpat Dr Howarth IS Rrmcmpal ot the me the excellent work he IS dome If th S Cd1DdC1fY In add1t1cn he IS m Cherce of Study Halt and the Tratttc Squad MR EISENHARDT V1ce Rrm 1pal Mr Emenhardt IS M m ter ot Fore1qn of all matters reoardmc student persor i .' .D . . 'I I 1 '- x, - ' ' f H' H' . ' ' i 'S A f , imqSchoo1. He is to be commended for Affalrs at Northeast. He is m charge , ' ' ' 1 i. A 'y 4 A- ' ' . N , . ' ' A nel. I'-1 Hffci' APPRECIATION DR JAMES D GORDON MR SAUL KATZ l He We take thls opportunlty to thank Mr Katz and Dr Gordon for the asslst ance they have qwen us ln complllnq the Archlve As a result of the1r pams talunq copy readmq we can proudly pomt to th1s our Record Book as an pos1t1on 0 . ug-' , almost perfect example of English Com- Tlu' vn W W faqfff I Z r x ao -9- 9 ' ' 4 IX N 79 0 0 . M 00 0 xl' 4 's I f. ,' ., .3 f G JOSEPH ACOSTA 367 Fanshawe Street Busmessman H1 stuck up Ioe was well known around school as a Cheerleade He was on the D1v1ng Team and was a top man on the Gym Team Ioe also served on the Semor Class Execu tlve Comm1ttee A swell fellow we re sure he ll become a successful busmessman IOSEPH THOMAS ALBERT 3333 North Hancock Street Salesman I ll Wflte you a letter Iose as he was called was achve durlng h1s stay at Northeast He was on the Sen1or Class Execu t1ve Comm1ttee and a Senator and also served on the Trathc Squad CHESTER L ALLEN IR IBOO S North Twenty F1tth Street Success You re somethmg 1 ' Sonny served on the Trafhc Squad durlng h1s ent1re stay at Northeast He was popular wlth h1s classmates as was shown by h1s election to serve as an Alternate Senator A success 1n hte IS pre dlCt6d tor Sonny AUSTIN ANDERSON 4062 Teesdale Street Marxnes Ge 1m w1ll yol An y rather act1ve Northeast was on the Tratt1c Squad an layed I V Football es ese GCIIVIIISS Andy dld scholastxcally betng on the n r Roll several 'umes '7yW Ezghteen ADAIR lql ad1son Street Pattern How s 1t QOIHQQ D y Chlef mterest was o ts 1n wh1ch he took an actwe part outsxde of school He was on the staff ot the Megaphone and had many tr1ends around school WILLIAM ALLEN 5923 Els1nore Street It s rare' 94 yas' very lnterested 1n sports Mule ng Northeast Although h c1pate on any teams he a sted them ID as many ways as he 1 hopes to become a draftsma and we wlsh h1m the best of luck RICHARD ALLEN 2921 North Franklln Street Get r1ch Act a monkey lad' Dlck had few school GCIIVIIISS due to the fact that he had other after school mterests HIS amb1t1on IS to get r1ch qU1Ck It s n1ce lt you can get xt and he has ourbest ot luck' CHARLES ANDERSON 453 East Belgrade Street Med1cal Doctor Put off today what you can do torrorrow Buds qulet and conservatlve manner made h1m well hked He was a good student and backed up school BCIIVIIISS Bud was 1n the Revue and helped contrlbute to 1ts success He likes all sports eSp6Cl ally baseball 7 ft fl! I 4 HARRY ANGIELO 1928 North Marshall Street Machlmst Harry was an actlve member of our Revue part1c1pat1ng ln th Danclng Chorus He also served on the Trattlc Squad CHARLES ANTONELLI 3364 Salmon Street Own busme s Sllence IS golden' Wh1le at Northeast he was a good student and always supported the teams Because ot h1s llkeable quallhes Charlre should succeed ln hrs own buslness MORTON APPELBAUM 5600 North Eleventh Street To be a m1ll1ona1re So what? Durlng Appy s career at North east he has become known to many fellows as a good boxer He was well lxked and a staunch supporter of all of hrs school s teams IOHN BAKER 2306 North Twenty Second Street Bus nessman Dont hght dont scream Baker s on the scene .lackxes qu1et yet commend able SHICISIICY wxll no doubt as are hls success ln the bus1ness world Whlle at Northeast he was mter ested 1n photography Nmeteen WILLIAM EDWARD ANSEL 4533 Cottman Avenue Buslnessman What s the story? B111 was a very good student wh1le at Northeast makmg the Honor Roll He IS well lxked and because of h1s swell personalxty he should be a success ROBERT T ANTOSH 2325 North Howard Street Busxnessman Don t act a monkey A congemal well hked student Bob served Northeast ln many ways He served on the Megaphone as News Ed1tor He was chosen Act1v1hes Edltor of the Archwe H IS a member of the Ongmal H1 Y NE KHS Dance Commntee Senator member of Trathc and Llbrary Squads and Lunchroom Muslc Com mlttee These help1ng pomts added up to a Senate Award IONATHAN BABA IR 4936 North Thlrteenth Street Busmessman H1 stuck up lunxor entered lDtO many dCl1Vl tres durxng hrs stay at Northeast bemg Captam of the Gym Team and a Cheerleader He was very popular among hts classmates as was shown by hlS electxon to serve as Presldent of the B Class and also as an Honor Man JOSEPH BALDWIN 5453 Tackawanna Street Tour the world Ouxetl To tour the world IS Ioes wlsh and when he does we know the other people wxll hke hlm as well as we drd W'h1le at Northeast he was on the Trattrc L1brary and Outstde Squad H G BERTRAM BARANKIN 2617 North Th1rty Flrst Street Doctor Greettngs Buddy was a very good student betng on the Honor Roll several t1mes He served on the Traff1c Squad and was 1nterested m sports always bemg on hand to cheer the teams on to v1ctory CHARLES W BAUER 6214 Oakley Street Have my own store s xt? Charhe was f dly North easter and swel llow to know He served mber of the Sen1or Exe t1ve m1ttee Chart e dtd 1n h1s studles and made nor Roll several tm es W1th record at Northeast as a crxterlon he should be a success GEORGE THEODORE BAUERLE 3212 Glenv1ew Street Draftsman A swell fellow George was a loyal supporter of all the No theast teams From the drawmgs we ve seen George should become a good draftsman YALE BELETZ 5938 Roosevelt Boulevard Success That's not the pomt ' Reds played IH the Band and was on the Table Tenms Team He 1S very xnterested 1n sports, both ln and out of the school Wlth h1s kmd of perseverance he IS bound to become a success :Y ,Male 111 enI5 lAMES BARRACIOU H 3937 Elsmore Stree Patternmaker ya say Barry was o f those fellows who gets a o ell wtth everyone H1s dCtlV1l have not been exten s1ve bu boosted the school rn as s he could and he seems d n d to ttatn h1s goal DONALD l BAUER 1748 North Twenty Etghth Street Engmeer Let s drg xt fellows Std erved as an Alternate Senator and was on the Trafftc Squad several hmes durmg h1s stay at Northeast He IS mterested m photography at whlch he 15 very good FREDERIC BAUS IR 4042 North Reese Street Success IH l1fe You bet cha Bause was a very good student dur1ng h1s stay at Northeast belng on the Honor Roll He was well l1ked by h1s classmates as he proved by belng elected Alternate Senator He was also on the Trafflc Squad IOSEPH BENNETT 1530 East Montgomery Avenue To make good ln thus l world 'Nothmg succeeds l1ke success loe was one o gayest fel lows around C hether he was happy abou c ool IS not known, however, ' loe always had a Joke to f1t a caslon and we all enyoyed h1s dshlp Hts f1ne character wtll ln re a bnghf future GEORGE WILLIAM BERBAUM 3208 North Klp Street Electrxcal engnneer Dont worry George IS a swell fellow easy to get along w1th He IS 1nterested IH photography and also enyoys all kmds of sports In later llfe he hopes to take tlme out from takmg ptctures to become an engmeer E STANFORD BETTS IR 3056 Amber Street Draftsman What you say? Stan was a well known fxgure around school because of hls splen dld work as a Senator Stan IS 1nterested 1n photography and very good at 1t WILLIAM BLACKNELL 2812 North Lawrence Street Navy It s outrageous' Popular B1ll was noted for an occaslonal loke to help br1ghten up a dull perxod He was good IH sports but hadn t tlme to go out for any of the teams Good luck Admlral' IAY SAMUEL BLUME 2448 North Bancroft Stree C P A Drop dead tw1ce Iason served Northeast well as a member of the Trafhc Squad and as a Senlor Class Executxve He spent a great deal of t1me study1ng so that he someday mlght achteve hxs ambmon lu antx Une LOUIS BERK l7l6 North Dover Street Pol1t1c1an What do you say D1rty Plerre was on the Traff1c Squad and very keen about football Best of luck Lou' RICHARD A BIDDLE 3840 North Franklln Street Doctor of Sclence Mmor dSldllS Dlck qu1et but good Northeaster was a member of the Honor Class bemg on the Honor Roll regularly What a collectlon of records Dlck has' He also lxkes all sports Good luck' ROBERT I BLICKLE 7328 Palmetto Street Success Sportsmmded Bllck the handsomest boys ass was really a regular rlendly w1th everybody H as an Honor Class man a e Honor Roll Northeast get h1s servlces on the Ex ec lve Commlttee exther He s destmed to be successful ln any pro fesslon he chooses SAM BONGIOVANNI IR 7726 Cedarbrook Avenue Ranch Don t worry about 1t Tex as h1s frxends call h1m because of h1s mterest ln horseback rtdmg was very actlve bemg a Senator and m several Revues H G IOSEPH FRANCIS BORDEN 2911 North ludson Street Undecided Rip into it loe was well liked and known around school He likes swimming very much but was unable to find time to go out for the team RICHARD IOHN BOYD 3014 North Howard Street Advertising Go crazy Dick earned his NE for his service on the Varsity Swimming Team of which he was Captain He is a swell fellow and Northeast will surely miss him CARL ANTHONY BROWN 1724 Addi on Street Attorney Brownie became active Northeast as soon as he entered H served as Chief lustice of Tribunal Traffic Squad Library Squad Table Tennis and Fencing Teams and Alternate Senator. He also kept his studies very high being on the Honor Roll and in the Honor Class. NATHAN CHARLES BROWN 6142 Norwood Street Mechanical dentist Dig that cat While at Northeast, Nate served on the Traffic Squad and was well- liked because of his pleasant personality. any K 1 Twenty-Two f 2 WILMER BOWERS 615 East Wensler Street Electrician Drop dead' Wilmer who is better known as Btll was very well liked by his classmates He is interested photography and electricity Good luck Billl IOHN BREIDOR 3919 I Street To lead a successful life You cant lose anything trying lack was on the Varsity Foot ball Team and helped contribute to its success He is a swell fellow and is very well liked Because of his favorable qualities we know he ll lead a successful life IAMES CHAMPION BROWN IR 4909 Rawle Street Electrical work Live to eat Champ was well liked by all the members of his class He is very much interested in football baseball and occer and his future hopes are high. THOMAS WILLIAM BROWN 3129 Wellington Street Technician QUSND Doggone' 'Tom served Northeast well being in the Revue, on the Mega- phone Staff and running for the Cross-Country Team. He also played football but due to his activi- ties hadn't time to go out for the team. HARRY THOMAS BROWNING 2820 North Rosehill Street To become a good plasterer Things are hard all over especially your head Harry who is better known as Brownie was well known and well liked around school Even though he hadnt time for extra curricular activities he boosted Northeast in many ways WILLIAM A CARLEY 1827 East Harold Street Grease monkey Hey Mac Bills first and mam interest is auto mechanics He has spent much of his time in the auto shop where he enloys himself most IOSEPH CEPPARULO 3251 Memphis Street Auto mechanic Nice and nice You could always see oe practicing his steps for the Revue Dancing Chorus THOMAS A. CLEMENS 3341 North Palethorpe Street Go to college Forget about it The Football Team would have suffered a great loss it they had lost Clem, for he was one of the out- standing players on the Varsity Team. A smart quarterback on the field, as well as a good Senator in his class. Twenty- Three IOSEPH CALCI 3013 North Twenty Third Street Cabmetmaker What a stallion Ioe IS a friendly fellow and well liked by his associates Al though he hadn t time to participate in extra curricular activities h supported the teams in most of their battles Because of his friendliness he should succeed PAUL CASTELLANI 2240 West Allegheny Avenue Grease monkey I m so happy Greek always was on the mechanical side He loves to meddle with things until he either hxes them or makes them worse EDWARD C CHOPLINSKI 7946 Loretto Avenue Football coach I dont know An Honor Classman Chop used his fine physical body to play Varsity Baseball and I V Football He also used his mind being on the Honor Roll and Archive Staff Chop s voice wont be forgotten as a member of the Announcing Club. Good luck to a great guy! HOWARD CLEMENT, IR. 2208 North Mascher Street Engineer For cryin' out 1oud Likeable Clem was a member of the UNNE and was on the Archive Staff. His favorite hobby is sports. G RONALD R COATES 6711 Dltman Street Harmonrca player I don t lxke rt Ron IS a great lover of the ou doors When not frshrnq he rs hunt rnq and rf he rs rdle he trysto play the harmonrca IOSEPH CONROY 218 East Wrldy Street Draftsman Vot cha say may e9 Sonny s favorrte hobby s boat mg at wh1ch he spends most of hrs tune He has done much offxce work durmg hrs stay at Northeast also partrcrpatrnq on the Traffrc Squad ELLIOTT C COOPER 2040 Westmoreland Street A 1013 IH avlatlon Oh qosh Cooper IS very xnterested rn avratron Hrs favorrte pastlme IS bulldrng model a1rplanes Someday hell be flymg hrqh over us rn hrs grant plane STEPHEN COOPER 2515 North Twenty Nrnth Street Mechanrc Gee whrz The Lrbrary and Traff1c Squads w1ll m1ss Steve as he was a good worker rn both actrvrt es In enly I ur SAULI COHEN 1229 St lrnq Street Suc e sful Dont get me mao An Honor Class student Sol was on the Honor Roll frequently He was also an Alternate Senator o IS class So was qurte a wrtty fellow and he alway wore a brq srnrle IOHN I COOKE IR 2038 Wrllrams Street Arr Corps What do you say? Cookre s hobby IS swrmmrnq of whrch he does a lot He ha been on the Traffr Squad Football Team and the Executrve Commrttee IAMES A COOPER 2144 North Twentreth Street Artrst Oh yeah' Itmmy has done much art work He hopes to be a professronal artrst when he leaves hrqh school WILLIAM CROMPTON 3147 North Hancock S reet Make somethmq of myself He B111 has played on the Soccer Team durrnq hrs stay at Erqhth and Lehrgh Soccer 1sn t the only sport he lxkes as he plays all sports IACK L CURITON 2240 North Lambert Street Bustnessman Ntck s gtrl The art of danctnq IS lack s tavortte pursu t He worked hard on the Llbrary and Trafflc' Squad IOHN CZAIKA 111 East Cumberland Street Busmessman Grab a ha1rbrush Playmg I V Football proved lohns xnterest tn thts popular sport He was quxte a trtendly Northeaster EDWARD A DANIELS 1343 North Harcock Street Atrplane ptlot Hey Doc Eddte doesmuch modelalrplane butldlng whlch ts hxs hobby We hope hell fly tn a world at peace not war DOMINIC A DAULERIO 3256 Ara'mnqo Street Electncxan O yeh M1tch was a busy Northeaster He was acttve tn the Revue bestdes betng on the Tratftc Squad He was an Alternate Senator al o Notre the Mustache a Dewev one' lu nlgl L WILLIAM ARNOLD CURTIS 2015 West York Street Open a garage Thxs ts not my world I lust ltve m 1t At Northeast Pete s mam acttv tty was bowltnq Hts second mterest ts danctnq whlch he also emoys RAY DAIUTOLO 2329 West Somerset Street Undec1ded Take a sneak Ray has been very helpful to the Sports Department of the Megaphone He ts also very acttve tn athletlcs DANRIDGE CORBITT Lawyer Dan left Northeast tn 1936 but completed the dlploma requtre ments m ttme to be a member of our graduatmq class Outte a hero 1n the war Dan rece ved the Soldter s Medal wh11e servtng IH both European and Pactttc theaters as a member of our Army WILLIAM C DAULERIO 3814 North Frankltn Street Teacher What happened? B111 1 the sort of person you can truly call a comxc but even wtth all hts loktng he has been a ertous and hard worke at North east G MILTON H D SCN 1858 North T r Street Doctor oy Mllt hae en on the Track and Football Tea He also has been a mem r o the Trathc Squad Exe utr Comm1ttee and Senator akmg the Honor Roll WILLIAM HENRY DAVIS 2408 North Twenty Frtth Street Lawyer The common rabble has no place 1n soc1ety Bxg B111 was a member ot Track Cross Country and I V Football Teams He also belongs to the Brble Club Collectmg movle magazmes also keeps htm busy IH h1s oft ture GABRIEL DELISE 3843 North Marshall Street To get h1s dlploma Tell h1m Shaky has worked hard dunng the three years he has been at Exghth and Lehlgh and he plans to do the same rn the future F AN ENITZ Street AVIGIIO I-I1 babe Tak1n me from playmg around mobrles try1ng to hx them played a good game of foot- ll too. Qci' LL! -C44-Ia LEWIS V DAVIS 1926 East Cambrra Street Naval OIIICGT You know rt Lou IS very rnterested rn sports whrch he follows very closely The Navy w1ll get a good man rn thts Northeaster GERALD DECKER 648 West Rockland Street Gym teacher Go head Good natured Ierry IS a real basketball enthusxast besldes work mg hard at hrs studles We ll be lookmg for htm IH later years as a great coach Twenty-Six TACK DEMPSEY 4254 North Marshall Street Get a d1ploma Aw shut up The Soccer Team wtll suffer a great loss by los1ng Iack who played Varsrty ball lacks favor lte pashme IS sleepmg but he dldnt do that on the held RAYMOND DERICKSON 1400 North Broad Street Go to Annapolrs My achrng back Ray has been a member of the Baseball and Fencmq Teams H also was a member of C1rcle H1 Y Band Trattic Squad and NE-KHS Dance Committee. As can be seen 'Ray was an outstandinq North- easter. CLASS OFJ ANUARYI949 WILLIAM IAMES DeWITT l108 Pratt Street Chemrcal engrneer A sports lover Brll playedl V Baseball as a Northeaster Also an Honor Classman and on theTraffrc Squad he could always be found cheerrng Ncrtheast teams to vrctory IAMES C DONAHUE IR 1838 East Clementrne Street Archrtect Naturally Irm has been a member of the Traffrc Squad and has done much offrce work around Northeast B cause hrs hobby rs frshrng dont get the rdea he rs lazy he s not GERALDI DOYLE 1953 East Stella Avenue Baseball player What do you say? Ierry has been actrve on the I V Baseball Team Crrcle Hr Y NE KHS Dance Commrttee and has been a Senator A sure success' WALTER DUEMIG 578 Rosalre Street Baseball player Why? Scoopre played a dandy game of baseball for the Vars1ty Besrdes the I V Football Team he was a Senator on the Executrve Commrttee and Traffrc Squad He enroys danc rng wrth grrls TweruyqS'even HENRY MARTIN DOERFLER 418 Hellerman Street Success Brg Hank was a standout frgure at Northeast berng a stellar lrneman on the Varsrty Football Team He also gave hrs best effort to the Revue Trrbunal Archrve Staff Traffrc Squad and as Senator be srdes makrng the Honor Roll as an Honor Classman Through these actrvrtres and hrs popularrty he was elected Honor Man Hank was a real Northeasterl ROLAND DONOFRIO l206 North Howard Street Mechanrc Get off my ear Bud helped cheer our great teams on to vrctory after vrctory He rs also a frne dancer HARRY K DRYBURGH 2155 East Hagert Street Be an eng neer Aw fudge Harry has been a very busy boy He was a member of the Baseball Track and Cross Country Teams He was also Treasurer of the Crrcle H1Y and Co charrman of NE KHS Dancrng Commrttee besrdes berng on the Honor Roll HERBERT DUFINE 747 Marley Road Have more trme Forget about rt Truly one of Northeasts sons Herby as well as belng rn the Honor Class and on the Honor Roll used hrs theatrrcal talent as a per former rn the Revues and Senate Plays Vocal Ensemble and Radro Representatrve As Assrstant Sports Edrtor of the Megaphone and Bro graphy Edrtor of Archrve he proved hrs Journalrstrc abrlrtres Herby also was on the Executrve Comrnrttee For these efforts he recerved a Senate Award , IR. 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' 1 1 ' - ' ' . . . . 11 11 G GEORCE DUKES H30 Catherlne Street Lawyer Do 1t yourself A good mckname for George 1 Speedy because there are fem boys faster than h1m around school He was Co capta1n of the Track and Cross Country Team ROBERT l DUNZWEILER 3249 North Reese Street M1H1St6F fellows' Archle whose hobby IS model rarlroadmq became Presldent of the B1ble Club ln hlS senlor year On the Honor Roll and 1n the Honor Class Bob cont1nued hlS servlces to Northeast by bemg on the Mega phone BUSIHGSS Staff HIS fellows w1ll never be forgotten ADAM DYMECKI IR lll West W1 hart Street Gym 1nstructor Stop lt Adam was a member of the Cross Country Team and Co cap tam of the Track Team He was also an Alternate Senator member of Traff1c Squad NE KHS Dance Com mlttee and V1ce Presldent of C1rcle H1 Y IAMES A EAISE 2908 North Waterloo Street Accountant CC P A J Ace really used h1s head on the Vars1ty Soccer Team He was also an Alternate Senator of his class. J M ls.. ,RTS it fa 51 '19 .af f, V 'frs ig 4 A A '. rl 249 f , 1. ,. will v -La: Ill ZAQJAUH-JA CHARLES DUNFEE IR 4012 Shelmrre Avenue E ectrlcal englneer M1nd you Charley was known as Mlnlster of F1nance bemg Treasurer of the Or1g1nal H1 Y He was actlve around Northeast as a member of the Lunchroorn Mus1c Comm ttee Trafflc Squad Usher at Revue Senate Play and Graduat1on H al o wrote for the Megaphone and Arch1ve WILLIAM DUTKO 603 Brown Street College Where s your F9Ckl19 J Popular Blll was an Alternate Senator llsher at Graduatlon a member of the Traffrc Squad and playedl V Baseball EDWARD A EAISE 2908 North Waterloo Street To be successful 1n hfe Nutz Ed has played Varslty Soccer l V Basketball has been Usher at graduahon Alternate Senator and on the Trafflc Squad and the Honor Roll HIS brother and he were truly fa1thful Northeasters GEORGE EGERTER IR 3418 Germantown Avenue Engmeer 'Oh my achmg back ' 'Egghead' was truly one of the brams ot the class Recemvlng hlqh honors many tlmes on the Honor Roll and also a member of the Honor Class. This red-head also partici- pated in the famous Revue. FRED D EISEMANN 615 West Brxstol Street Electrlclan Hello there' Frltz has been everybody s buddy durmg h1s stay at Northeast He rs sure to succeed IH any hne of endeavor he ventures Into because of h1s conslstency BENJAMIN l ELLERSON 1R 3846 North Exqhteenth Street Teacher Oh boy B111 has been one of the more athletlc boys around Northea t He has been on the Track and Cross Country Teams also servmg on the Trafflc Squad CHARLES DONALD ENGEL 4523 North Tenth Street Success That story rates 50 polnts Musrc mmded Bull as he s called has been one of the more actxve boys around Northeast Along mus1cal hnes he played trombone for the Swmg Band Orchestra and Marchxng Band Hrs other varled act1v1t1es mclude Traftxc qua Megaphone Archlve Staff and he also was a Senator besldes malun the Honor Roll By the way h plays the bass frddle too' HERBERT W FASSHAUER 1725 West Erre Avenue Announcer Steady boy steady Fass was an actlve fellow rn school act1v1t1es as he was a member of the Trafflc and Outdoor Squads and was Senator durxng hrs years at Northeast He 15 lnterested 1n all types of sports Tuenlx Xme HORACE ELIAS 1904 North Twenty Thrrd Street Art rnstructor Sugar Art Edltor of the Archrve Sllm has rn many ways proven h1s great ab1l1ty wrth the pamt brush A great future IS for s n for thls frne artlst ,Lwf IAMES ELLIOTT 3159 Stlllman Street Electrrcxan E11 whlle not be1ng very actxve wlth extra curr1cu1ar work was a good student He llkeS to play base ball durlng h1s le1sure hours We re sure he w1l1 succeed and become a good electr1c1an EDWARD THOMAS EVANS 1914 East Albert Street MUSICIGH Wow' Ed was quxte a chap around the Northea t halls and a popular fellow He enyoys collectmg all kmds of records IOSEPH FAULDS 2739 Helen Street Engxneer Keep laughmg klddo loe who 1 very mterested ln all klnds of spors could be found at many of Northeasts sports events Wlth h1s determlnatxon .loe should go far xn h1s chosen vocatxon G LEONARD FAUSER 2932 North Camac Street College How about that? Len durmg hrs stay at North east was qulte an actrve fellow H was a member of the Cross Country Team Stagecraft Crew Traffrc Squad and Outdoor Squad H was also Chaplaxn of Cxrcle H1 Y EDWARD JOSEPH FIGANIAK 2333 East Hagert Stree Success What d ya say To be a success IS Eddy s goal and he ll surely make lt Ed al ways had a smlle on h1s face and h1s What dya say? made you fee better He IS lnterested IH sports and drawmg He was a falthful frxend throughout school IACOB FISHER 1528 North Exghth Street Malor League Baseball Your SIDS shall flnd you out Model alrplanes are a favorlte hobby of Ruby s While at North east he was on the Cross Country Team and Trafflc Squad GEORGE FRATTARA Box No 48 Trevos Penna To be a success The Bowlmg Team and the I V Baseball Team w1ll mzss hggys athlehc talents A real fnend h1s hobby IS huntmg Thzrty HARRY FEHRLE 808 Belgrade Street Pxlot CA1r Corpsl How ya dom 7 Happy was on the Varslty Foot ball Squad and a member of the Trafflc Squad He IS a happygo lucky fellow and can always be notrced by the contmuous smrle on his face He IS an enthuslast of sports ROBERT FINK 2555 Germantown Avenue Success You Just gotta know how to do lt Fmky could be seen at every game cheermg on the Red and Black Team H s hobbles are photography and sports He s a real fr1end who lS an asset to any class HENRY FOX 619 East Flora Street Englneer Whata ya say? Hank was a very cheerful chap throughout the day and he frequently brought a hft to our splrlts wrth h1S famous yokes He was a Senator and a member of the Revue HARRIS FREEDMAN 1971 North Twenty Nlnth Street Execuhve Let s pull a Flelshman Harry had a keen mterest 1n Northeasts 6Ct1V1tl6S as he was an tmportant member of our Revues and Senate Plays Hts other act1v1t1es xncluded the Archlve Executmve Commlttee Traffic Squad Llbrary Squad Fencmg Team and he was on the Honor Roll several ttmes H1s hobbles are mustc huntmg and flymq N 0 R T H E A S T H I H S C H 0 0 L H RI H . . U , 1.1: n 1: . . I v H H l ' , , ' ' . e - , 1 I 1 A , . . . I ' e Z . . . I . t .. , .. ,. . . U I ll ' H , . .. ,, . .. . ,, V H I . H . .1 , 6 - . .' . . A I . . .. , ,. .. . . ,, .. ., H l , H . ' 1 5 , . . , . . u I - - ll . , , . . . . . . . . I . I I ' I . . . . . , , I . I 1 . CLASS OF ,IANUARYI949 GEORGE FREELING IR 2358 East Boston Avenue Success What ya say boy? Chuck loves sw1mm1ng an football A good trlend of many Northeasters we can be glad to say he was a member of our class IOHN A GALLAGHER 3145 North Sttllman Street Doctor Ugh A llkeable fellow Moose loves to play cards We ll be lookmg for ward to the day we can call h1m c AC GERHARDT 2421 North Fourth Street Lawyer How do you thmk you ll do? Stumpy can always be found at sports events as he has ome of that famous Northeast spmt We wrsh the best of luck to Stumpy ID hrs deslre to pass the bar CHARLES GORMLEY 2064 East Blrch Street Hx lad' Chal whose tnterest evolves around horses has been a swell frlend through hrs entxre hlgh school career He was a member of the Trafhc Squad 1-Q Thmrty-One FLOYD FREEMAN 1217 North Taylor Street Art1st Freeman a well hked member of our class cooperated wlth all school actlvxtles and was always a fellow to count on E GARABEDIAN rk Street SI' 1me dur1ng you cou sure o see Flas camera H tograp hobby 1o1ned the hone and later the Archlve Staff Also a member of the Track Team and Clrcle H1Y ALVIN GILMORE 1538 North Nmeteenth Street Mechamc Forgot my homework' Intendmg to follow hls ambxtxon ot becomlng an auto mechamc Sllm has acqulred much expert ence m th1s hne durmg h1s years at Northeast Hls hobbies are swrm mmg and baseball In the classroom he has trled very hard ln hxs studles and has made good marks THEODORE EDWARD GRZELAK 214 East Thompson Street Lawyer Durmg Ted s stay at Northeast he was often on the Honor Roll He was also an Alternate Senator Maybe he ll be the next DlStl'1Ct Attorney' NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL lOHN L. GREEN 2118 North Lambert Street Sports reporter Well ok, kid ln sports, Chuck played 1. V. Football, Basketball, and Track. His other activities include the Traffic and Library Squads ROBERT KARL GROSS IR 2010 Ogden Street Business executive Life is but a bowl of cherries Bobo was a well liked friendly Northeaster A member ot the Honor Class he was on the Honor Roll with regularity GEORGE THOMAS HAMPLE IR 2629 North Paletl-orpe Street Artist Don t fool yourself George participating in several Revues and the Senate Play was well known around school as the Mag cian of Northeast We eall sure George has the abitit and character to fu WWW STEVE HEALEY 435 West Clearfield Street Executive You know it' Reds wa a good fellow and a friend to all lt was a real pleasure to have him one of us Ihzrrx lu ARTHUR GROFFMAN 3208 West Gordon Street lournalist She had a pretty tace F 'lArt's fine sense of humor won him many friends at Northeast. Be' sides being an Honor Class student, he was on the Library Squad, Traffic Squad, Executive Committee, a member of the Senate, a radio representative and was Assistant News Editor of the Megaphone He also became Co editor in chief of the Archive Art designed the Senior Class Pin and for his wo k he ie ceived the Commonwealth and Senate Awards RAYMOND FRANK GUIM 2133 East Clementine Street Musician That s ridiculous' Ray was well known around the Chool as a baseball fan Playing the game himself with his own neighborhood team he tried to see as many baseball games as he could He was also an Alternate Senator WALTER HEADEN 1737 North Twenty Second Street Actor Play out Most people call him Maurice for some odd reason A future star on the stage he likes to box DONALD EARLE HEDLEY 1957 Laveer Street Graduate You know it' Deco during his years at Northeast was famous for his acting and singing in our famous Revue He was also a member of the Orchestra and Circle H1Y To atte tto his popularity he was elected Senator FREDERICK HELLER 2809 Ararntngo Avenue Navy Say goodbye to Chlckl Fred went all out ln h1s deslre to make the baseball tear made the Vars1ty Squad He was also a Senator The Navy wtll gun a good man EDWIN WARREN HENRY 3129 Iasper Street Artlst You re cracktng up' Ed was wellllked by all who knew hlm He was well known for hts arttstlc abxhty and we WISI htm luck ln has deslre to be an artlst t,f'D'N-1 DONALD M HERRIINGTOIN 2536 North Severteeth Street Eng1neer What do you have to eat? Don Iuan who was always a hlt wtth the opposlte sex took part tn many school acttvxtxes and proyects He was on the Football Teafn Mega phone Busmess Staff and Tratftc Squad Hts dramattc ach evements tnclude the Revue and Senate Play JAC. Z!ex4,4vooyF f:o 52' CHARLES W HODGE 2036 North Woodstock Stree MUSICIGH Hodge played Football for the school and was a member ct the Track and Cross-Country Teams, He has a very amiable personaltty and was well-liked by his fellow class mates. MILLARD A HENDRICKSON 3124 North Rosewood Street Baseball player Watch Chapman next year' Bouzzelle who enyoys part1c1 patmg ln almost all kmds of sports supported the s hool by attendtng t plays and athlettc events regularly VINCENT HERBERT 6328 Argyle Street Butcher The game IS up Herb played for the Vars1ty Football and Soccer Teams and served on the Executlve Commxttee He enyoys sports of any kmd and h1s cutttng up around Northeast w1ll certatnly be great exnerlence ln h1s butcherlng held WILLIAM G HITCHCOCK 2007 Grant Avenue Cant beat that' Httcle a well ltked Northeaster was a member of the Trathc Squad and a Senator of h1s sectton H took part lr' our famous Revues and and we wtsh hlrn luck tn the future RALPH P HOELZLE 5914 Weymouth Street Accountant Ralph was an avtd basketball fan who emoyed both playtng and watching the sport. He was also a member of the Traffic Squad. IAMES THOMAS HOLT 1908 East Harr Lane Office worker I might make it Iiin a very likeable chap and a good friend to all who knew him enioyed painting Good tuck PATRICK C M HUTCHISON 2122 North Ninth Street Artist You re cracking up' Pat is very famous for his drawings and art work A likeable Northeaster we are sure he will succeed in his field MICHAEL ILLICH 1R 1550 North Randolph Street Writer As if it means anything Mike took part in the Senate Play and was a member of the Traffic Squad His hobbies are dancing boxing and ping pong LAWRENCE B. 1AMES 2339 West Oxford Street Lawyer Get away! Sonny, who was on the Fencing Team and Weightlifting Club, enjoys these two minor sports. His desire is to study law and pass the bar. gww -9- r 1 Thirty-Four ROBERT 1 HUBER 7320 Montour Street Success Absolutely' Bob whose hobby is building boats was on the Honor Roll many tirres and supported many c ass activities Bob should go far in any vocation he chooses T DONALD HUTCHINSON 1311 Elbridge Street Artist Stay loose' Another one of our Northeast artists Bob took part in the Revue He was also a member of the Traffic Squad and the UNNE Supporting all the school s activities Bob received good marks too ROCCO PAUL INNAMARATO 527 West Duncannon Avenue Business Wanta know? ask 1oe Rocky was mterested in ll types of sports especially in base ball He secured a position on the Track Squad during his years at Northeast. Lots ot luck in your business future. ROBERT IERAL 1410 North Second Street Aviation You ain't justa kiddin'! 1era1, who is like a fish in water, was a member of our Swim- ming Team. He is equally at home with a camera as he is an amateur photographe: I WB CLASS OF JANUARYI949 PRESTON IEWETT 1452 North Fifty Sixth Street Drafting What s happening? Flash an outstanding member of our Track and Gymnastic Teams has proved a real asset to our cla s We have no doubt that he ll succeed in hrs ambition ALBERT KAPEGHIAN 860 East Thompson Street Engineer The end hasn t come Al was well liked by all hts school friends His constant study ing won him a place high on the Honor Roll He was elected Senator and participated in several Revues He also was in the Vocal Ensemble at Commencements We are sure that his singing ability will not be wasted IOSEPH T P KEENAN 1236 West Oakdale Street Artist You re crackin up loe was a very popular member of the class He used his artistic ability to make posters for the Revue and to paint the Madonna and statues in the Library He was also a member of the Traffic Squad CHARLES W KESTER IR 2440 North Thirty Second Street Electrical Engtneer Never say di ' Sporting activities at Northeast were right up 'Whitey s alley. H won a letter in 1. V. Baseball and 1. V. Football. Besides his sports Charles used his time for studying and got on the Honor Roll. We are sure he will have a bright future. Thirty-Fire 1 .-Q ,san-'iff' -rp., fftfff 1 M ,Q 'x ..? NORMAN L IOHNSON 1937 North Turner Street The worst is yet to come Lee was one of the studious quiet boys of the class although he was on the Fencing Team Library and Traffic Squads He was one of the most ardent sports followers in our class ALVIN C KAYSER 158 West Tioga Street Electrician Well how about that Al IS one of the best horseback rlders in the class He could tell you all you want to know about it His cheertulness and pleasing atti tude won him admlration from his classmates IOSEPH KERSCH 3014 North Third Street Successful Well how about that' Most of loe s time at Northeast was spent studying Being one of the brighter boys of the class con tinually on the Honor Roll loe a so was a very big follower of Red and Black ports We wish him lots of luck IH the future and we hope he has a successful lrfe as he did as a Northeaster ROBERT KINDERMAN 5942 Colgate Street Electrician 'Bob was a popular but quiet member of the class. He followed all Northeast sports and contributed most ot his time to studying. Bob could talk for hours about his inter- esting hunting experiences. G RUSSELL B KINC' 4459 Wmgohockmg Street Research chemxst Rusty was a very hkeable fellow ln the class always trymg to help h1s fellow classmates He was a member of the NE KHS Dance Commxttee and Megaphone Staff Russell spent hours workmg rn h1s darkroom trylng to fxgure out new photography formulas XXI ambrla reet lfccessful ln lrfe ur a a ar and ov1a ll w IH ss H1s pleasmg per n xt won hmm many fr ds t rtheast He used h1s ath eh 1lltY by playmg on the Soccer eam He also made the Commencements KLE 3 th sc treet Pro ss al man on ha play muslc to ound Kaye s p easmg personalxty won hlm ma rlends at Northeast Be s1des IH very popular he was v act1ve He used h1s muslc ents 1n the Swlng Band and Band He was also on the Traffrc Squad Llbrary Squad and the Archrve STANLEY KLIMEK IR 2968 Cedar Street Chemlst It could be better' Chubby although not takmg part 1n any one BCl.1V1fY supported them all and h1s cheers could be heard all over the held Chubby w1ll be mlssed by all h1s classmates as well as the teams that he followed Hurly Su: EUGENE KIRKLEY 5100 Germantown Avenue Announcer I am IOOQ prepared In every classroom there are a few fellows who grve a llttle humor and hfe to our studles Krrby was one of those who would always come up wlth the R1ght answer H followed all NE sports very closely and we are sure he wlll be a good sports announcer He was a member of the Clrcle H1 Y PHILIP S KLEAR 1433 North Flfth Street Buslnessman You re telhnq me Phrl was a popular and act1ve student at NE He had many frlends and was well llked He played on the Varslty Table Tenms Team and was also one of the few who chose the D1str1but1ve Educatlon Course He served capably on the Trafflc We wrsh Ph1l1p the best of luck 1n the busmess world GERALD KLEIN 3517 Kensmgton Avenue Successful That s the general 1dea Ierry worked h1s way from a reporter on the Megaphone rn h1s freshman year to Edltor xn Chlel durmg h1s semor year HIS numer ous extra act1v1t1es also lnclude the Archrve Staff and Treasurer of the semor class Ierry IS a member of the Honor Soclety and the re c1p1ent of a Senate Award He has been 1n the Honor Class slnce com mg to Northeast and never mlssed at least a merxtorlous report card PAUL L KLINE 1668 Dyre Street See the world What do you say'-9 Chmey proved h1s popularxty by bemg elected Senator and Execuhve plus a member of the Trafhc Squad I-hs personal1ty was such that he gamed many frlends I-I1s drsplay of models was out of thls world N O R T H E A S T H I H S C H 0 0 L . 7 V - . , IN - ll S' e KU , JR. I' Pegg an I it I f ' t s ry . ' 5 'X Q Q ' ' -' . li P . . . . ie . ' Honor Roll alnd was an Usher at Squad and was on the Honor Roll. EO ' 2 Mi? .. . . ,, .. u , . . . NORMAN I KNUTTEL 6328 Argyle Street Dresel eng1neer Don t gxve me a hard t1me Norm was a very popular and actrve member of the class He was Pres1dent of the Orlgmal H1 Y Co captaln of the Swxmmlnq Team and Trafflc Squad He was also a mem ber of lvfuslc Commlttee Executwe Commlttee and the Band He was also elected Senator RUDOLPH C KOLLECK 4129 East Barnett Street Commerclal art1st Most of Rudys t1me at North east was spent drawmg He was a qu1et and yet at the same tlme a popular member of the class H was appreclated by both students and teachers LEONARD KORNSTEIN l428 North Twenty Second Street Buslnessman You re so rlght Lenny was a qulet boy at North east but h1s actlons proved d1fferent H1s many dCllV1l1eS 1ncluded the Llbrary Squad Trafflc Squad Archlve Staff partlcxpated 1n the famous Revue When Lenny lsnt llstemng to Stan Kenton s musxc he s 1n some exclusrve store looklng for a sharp sult GEORGE E RUG 3043 F nsha Stre Baseball play ca ' e ortheast e was alwa erest 1 spo t PPOYT r teams to V1 ge spen lelsure hours ay1 pxano fhzrtx-Aelen PAUL H KOBIE IR 3849 Benmngton Street Bell Telephone Come on now you ll get hurt' Paul was a retlcent member of the class who actlvely supported all of the teams He was well llked by hrs fellow students and teachers Paul s spare tlme was covered by takmg long rxdes on a bxke 1n the country LOUIS KONELL 1255 Kerper Street Buslnes man Hey buddy' The great showmanshlp of Lou was brought out by h1s partxclpatlon rn the Revue H1s personahty plus hls good character made hlm a popular member of the class HENRY KOZLOWSKI l8OO Kmsey Street Although Hen was not very actlve ln extra currlcular dCf1Vll1eS he was well hked and respected by h1S fellow students He was ad mrred for hls good marks and atten txveness 1n the classroom Henry followed and supported every team at Northeast NORMAN I KRULL 4244 North Sxxth Street Mechamcal engmeer Norm IS well lxked and has many fr1ends He was an ardent supporter of all Northeast dCl1Vll'19S Norman was a great outdoor man and he uses hrs spare tlme for hunt mg and fxshmg Whlle at NE he served on the Trafhc Squad C L A S S O F j A N U A R Y I 9 4 9 - I I . I e 1 I '- U' H I I H Wealth I don't believe it ' , ' , and . -A - il f L-GY . ' S I . . . m ' r al- 1 ' ' s n ed e ' . Q A - - is . . . . ' , . V . I lOSEPH R KRYLOWICZ 2749 East Orthodox Street Engrneer You can bet me' loe was one ofthe best followers of sports at NE He could be found at practrcally every game cheerrng for the success of the teams B srdes cheermg for the teams loe found trme to study and was on the Honor Roll ARTHUR G KU E 134 East reei' P1 ot Take as t come Ozark ar and studlo f e class He was at ltr Q all who knew d was an ar nt supporter of ortheast teams In hrs spare trme he could be found bowlrng lrke a champ 4232 North Marshall Street Artrst What d ya say? Constructrng model arrplanes takes up most of B111 s spare trme He rs always very frrendly wrth everyone and always helprng any frrend rn need The sports at Northeast were followed closely by r ERNEST LANZETTA IR 2112 West Toronto Street Burld homes You re crackrng up Ernre s favorrte pastrme rs llstenrng to good modern musrc He was very well l1ked because of hrs pleasrng personalrty He used hrs athletrc abrlrty to good advantage by berng on the Track Team and play mg Varsrty Football Thlflj Ezght 1OSEPl-I KUCHERUK 2419 North Farrhrll Street Salesman How bout that Kuchre took part rn the Revue and was a member of the Track Team and Traffrc Squad Wrth dancrng and grrls as a hobby hell always contrnue to be popular THEODORE 1 KUNICKI 2623 North Potter Street Draftsman Never too old to learn Although Professor was served rn hrs ways he was well lrked by hrs fellow students and teachers He played the vrolrn rn the school Orchestra and was a cartoomst on the Megaphone Theodore wrll be mrssed by all hrs school frrends 7258 Rrsrng Sun Avenue Avratron That s not my fault B111 was a very actrve member of the Gym Tean' and the Cheerlead rng Squad He was a hard studyrng popular student He spent hrs spare hours collectrng all sorts of records Hrs cheers helped our great North east teams to vrctory LOUIS G l..aROVERE 2819 Edgemont Street Commentator I don t belreve you' Lou was perhaps one of the most rnterestrng conversatronalrsts rn the class We are sure he ll make a good sports commentator or drsc yockey He took part rn the North east Revue and was elected Senator He was also a member of the Camera Club N O R T H E A S T H I G H S C H O 0 L I . e- ' . 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' . - HERBERT A LEUMPKIN 1940 North Marv1ne Street Mechanlcal engxneer Ugh Howl Always found helpxng h1s fellow students Speedy was a well ltked member of the class H spent most of h1s school txme study mg and support1ng the teams H1s spare t1me was taken up by h1s ptano play1ng He served fatthfully on the Traffic Squad RAYMOND GEORGE LINKE 2325 North Fa1rh1ll Street lournahsm Ray was an acttve student at Northeast He contrtbuted to the Megaphone as Sports Ed1tor and held the same posxtton on the Arch1ve Staff Ray loves to wr1te and hopes someday to become a great wr1ter SEYMOUR LIPSON 2456 North Patton Street Butcher You don t say Although Ltppy was not very actxve 1n extra currmcular act1v1t1es he was a popular and well hked student He used h1s sportxng abxllty outstde of school by play1ng baseball and basketball HENRY LITCHENDORF 3518 East Thompson Street Contractor See you later Although Lltch dtd not part1c1 pate IH sports at Northeast he played a great deal of football and ba eball outstde of school He served as an Alternate Senator and was on he Trafftc Squad f an- Thzrt5 Arne HOWARD I LEVIN 1811 East Troga Street Pharmaclst Surely Hal took part tn many school act1v1t1es Playtng the trumpet he was a member of the Sw1ng Band Orchestra Band Arch1ve Staff and Trafftc Squad He also was tn the Honor Class be1ng on the Honor Roll wxth regular1 y Well all m1ss Hot l..1ps great playmg espec1ally or those hlgh notes PHILIP LIPIECKI 3419 Lxvmgston Street Mus1c1an Ah shut up L1ppy showed us h1s great showmansh1p by takmg part ln the Northeast Revue H15 act1v1t1es were not extens1ve but he boosted the school tn many ways We wlsh h1m lots of success ln h1s mus1c world IOSEPH I LISTON 3427 North Hope Street Drummer Huh' ln h1s spare tlme loey would be found play1ng drums w1th Art Foster and hxs orchestra He proved h1s popular1ty 1n school by bemg elected Senator He used h1s sports abtltty on the Cross Country Team We w1ll all m1ss the pleasmg personallty and humor of loseph when he leaves Northeast CHARLES G LOCKHART 2146 East Huntmgdon Street Representatwe See you later' Hts hobby reading blographles of famous people helped Chuck w1th h1s stud1es and getting on the Honor Roll Charles gamed popular1ty by actmg tn the Revue He also served as an Alterna e Senator and was elected to the Executrve Commlttee L 1 G CHARLES T LOEFFEL 2509 Ncrth Alder Street Super salesman Ho kay' The Bowhng Team was Chuck s pxck for parhclpahon at Northeast When he wasnt bowlmg he could be found readmg books whlch proved to be h1S hobby He was one of the few who chose the D1s tr1but1ve Educatlon Course to help hmm be a successful super sales man We are sure he wlll fultxll h1s ambxtmon HAROLD I LONG 1345 West Toronto Street Auto mechamc Ugh ugh boo BeS1deS usmg h1s spare tlme to marvelous stamp collectlon also spent some t1me skatmg At Northeast he was an ardent sports fan He was elected Alternate Senator LEWIS WILLIAM MacLAIN 3446 Amber Street Electrlcal mamtenance Mack whose hobby IS collechng ptctures rn scrapbooks was member of the Clrcle H1 Y and the Band He lxkes electrtcal work provmg thls by helpmg the capable electrxcal crew ROBERT LEROY MacMILLAN 5116 Tacony Street Pllot Keep at It bnng success Mac was a member of the Track Team Sw1mm1ng Team and Cross Country Team He served as a Senator was on the Executxve Commxttee Trafflc Squad and a member of the Orxgmal H1 Y I orlv KENNETH R LOESCH 1240 Pratt Street m1ster Hy ya Ken was a very actlve student e found t1me to be on the School Beautlful Commlttee Traffxc Squad Senate Awards Comm1ttee and par take m the Revue He proved h1s popularxty by bemg elected Senator and Secretary of the Senate WALTER HERBERT E LUCK IR 471 Devereaux Street MUSIC W ughs l ughs best Althou ucky as not very east ac A w l eartedly H1s stamp 4 ct o lus h1s football 3 rlences made mterestmg to talk to We lm the best of luck ROBERT MACHT 1929 East Flrth Street Sales manager It at ttrst you don t succeed tough uck Bob supported the school by attendmg 1ts plays and athletlc games HIS hobby IS skatmg ROBERT MACONOCHIE 3531 Lansmg Street Busmessman Take 1t easy Mac whose hobby IS collectmg records served the Red and Black as a Tratftc Squad member N O R T H E A S T ' H I H S C H 0 O L I . , I I H I I study, Shorty has worked up a active, f N syox n , l the North- ' . He ' X v ' A' . ' S I ing A 0- ' . er ' ' . . . I a 1 I, I CLASS OF JANUARYI949 EDWARD MAILLARD 2443 West Turner Street Lawyer ' To be or not to bebop Boots served as a member of the Traffic Squad. He enjoys all sports playing baseball and football in his spare time. IOHN GASTON MARKS 900 East Stafford Street Osteopath What hoppen baby? Treetops played Varsity Foo ball and served as a Senator H enyoys athletics of any kind BERNARD MARSHALL 1831 Marvine Street Athletic director Bernie was a member of the Track Team Cross Country Team 1 V Football Team Traffic Squad and Library Squad As can be seen he was an active Northeaster WERNER MARX 1828 Mount Vernon Street Engineer Click-got it Yak has been active in Archive circles ever since he arrived 1 athletics he has been on the Tenris 1 V Football and Track Teams 1 other activities he was on the Mega phone Northeaster and Archive Staffs also participating ir' the Revue Fortx On STANLEY 1. MALINO ' 5044 lames Str Q Engineer - Mouse was r and well-liked in hi c -. i es being very acti - ' Varsity Football - . I he cutive Com- mitt - an , mbe f the Outdoor - I 1 be missed by DANTE MARROLLO 3219 Wellington Street Millionaire Hmm b y' Danny was a e of the Traffic Squad s bowling almost as muc a enioys eating aybe whe e a millionaire he ll enyoy cou oney instead who knows? WILLIAM ARTHUR MARSHALL 1817 Ripley Street Bill served on the Traffic Squad and on the Track Team His hobby is playing basketball RICHARD MA 3130 North Natrona lournalist Surpr my trlg While in his s homore year Dick yoined e egaphone Staff He rose, rapi the pos tion of Associat r During this time with the r he was called upon t o rything but take pictures H 'was also on the Traffic Squad a Typing Editor of the Archive 9 . D ' il du . ,. x .. ,, I I r P1 , . .. - a .I X NA I . N. t, 1 't iff eS. 5. . e , . . . ,' , , , M H I H lob Holy mackeral! t V X ALKQA . ' ' ' I n lx . ll A . A . 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' fa ' ' . . 3, 6 NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL EDWARD AARON MAYS 2251 North Twenty Second Street Draftsman That s cool Bes1des belng 1nterested 1n drafts mansh1p Eddte loves to sw1m He was a hard worker on the Trathc Squad THOMAS JAMES McKAY 3158 Iasper Street Chemlcal engmeer Oh yeah' Tom served as a member of the Trathc Squad and studted hard to make the Honor Roll He IS also sports m1nded MANFRED MARK MENDEL 3150 North S1xth Street Lawyer See me IH my ofhce Manny was V1cePres1dent of the School Communxty Pres1dent of the Inter scholast1c League Senator on the Honor Roll om Commlttee Executlv ommtttee orts Ed tor of the Me hone k of the Arc tv 'I' k and ountry Teams then1c e and Tramer o ack ms Rec1p1ent of Com nwe 1 Stanley Lanq Nat1ona outh Senate Awards 1 was e cted Honor Man Thls r ord spea s tor 1t elf' WILLIAM MICHAELS 2103 East Cumberland Street Good photographer H1 hc Durmq the three years B111 has been at Northeast he has been on the Megaphone for two of them and an act1ve member not the Northeast Camera Club He was alsn on the Arch1ve S1218 and nthgflonor Roll Forty Tu 12 LYLE EDWARD MCCOY Mackley Apts M and Brlstol Streets Lawyer Mac well l1ked was on the Sw1mm1ng Team and a member of the C1rcle H1 Y IAMES D MCPHERSON 2016 North Front Street Engmeer There s nothtng to 1t Mac was on the Central Foot ball Commtttee Sw1mm1ng Team Band and also a member of the C1 cle H1 Y RICHARD MERRITT 1743 West Erle Avenue Radto SEFVICS Ill be doqgone Radu: mxnded D1ck developed a keen 1nterest 1n thls held by bemg 1n the Radto Code Class Th1s wel' l1ked Northeaster also llkes photo graphy IOSEPH MICHEL 3029 Germantown Avenue Med cal Doctor Holey moley Ioe served as a member of the Trafftc Squad Collectmg trop1cal f1sh 1S h1s hobby Well be lookmg forward to the day when we call htm Doc ANASTAS MICROMANOLIS 3858 North Marshall Street To be successful O Greek who was popular wrt all who knew h1m was a member of the Tralhc Squad and the Senate He IS a collector of stamps and LOIDS Good luck to a swell quy' GEORGE MILLS 2403 Nassau Street To dance w1th Dunham Hey hey Eqg1e may someday have h1s name rlqht on Broadway as he hopes to become a choreographer A enerqet1c student at Northeast h was a member of the Orchestra L1brary Squad Tratflc Squad OTIQI nal H1Y Megaphone and Arch1ve Staff He also was on the Lunchroom Musc Commtttee and elected Senator EDWARD R MISCENICK 2724 East Albert Street Bullder How about that' Ed enloys makmq furnlture and llkes spendmq a day at the o swtmmmq hole He was on the Stage Crew wt MILTON MITLAS 3230 Fontaln Street Pharmaclst Dont worry about tt Mxt who emoys attendlnq the theater collects stanrps and cotns He chsplayed h1s love for the Klnq ot Hobb1es by lommq he Starrp Club Forty Three CHARLES A MILLER IR 2814 Wtlmot Street Techmctan I can do At Northeast Chal confmed h1s act1v1t1es to playlnq Iumor Varsxty Basketball He emoys the pastxme of moldmq and modelmg HERMAN MILLER 632 Fanshawe Street Enqmeer Get lost' Buddy who hfts werghts for a hobby was a member of the Band I-Ie should prove to be a success WILLIAM D MITCHELL 2732 North Mascher Street Navy Im not lazy 1ust tlred Mltch a basketball enthus1ast was a member ol the Tratflc Squad and was an Alternate Senator MARTIN MOEGELE 3548 North Warnock Street Auto mechamc Watch Notre Dame Marty whose hobby 1S stamp collectmq was a member of the Trathc Squad He may be hxmg your car some day G JAMES WARREN MOORE 2441 North Twenty Etghth Street Playboy Hey baby As a member of the UNNE the Executtve Commtttee the Senate and the Tratttc Squad Moorey served Northeast well He also played Baseball and Basketball HARRY L MOREIN 2144 North Natrona Street Salesman How s your Pazuzy If you talk about tenms you have to mentton Harry because h captalned the Tenms Team to a tltle and also was a member of that small IAMES MURRAY 2349 East Cleartleld Street Engmeer You should l1ve so long Dutchle collects popular and classtcal records for a hobby He helped the school by supportmg tts plays and athletlc games RICHARD NEABEL 6422 Argyle Street Store owner I swear that s rare' Dtck served Northeast well as a member ot the hard worktng Locker Squad He also was an Honor Class man bemg on the Honor Roll fre quently Blond Dlck IS a lover of scouhng ln the wtlderness I orlx F our SYNOR ALFRED MOORE 1917 West Iefterson Street Undertaker Cool and wtth people Sam took tlme out from woomg the women and makmg frlends to parhctpate many GCIJVIIIGS Bestdes bemg a Senator and Coach of the Saber Team he was on the Megaphone Statt and Tratttc Squad GILBERT EDWARD MULLEN 909 East TIOQG Street Teacher Moon has served Moon has served Northeast as a Senator He entoys drawmg and makes tt h1s hobby We re sure he RAYMOND MURRAY 2922 West Wtshart Street Engmeer Maybe you re rtght Collectmg guns IS Ray s hobby but at Northeast he ltked the Radxo Code Class Good luck' WILLIAM F NEITZ 320 East Van Klrk Street Photographer lesus saves The Samt who tmds comfort and relaxahon m txshmg was a member of the Btble Club N O R T H E A S T H I H S C H 0 O L 1 . I ' .. ,I ' ' in ' . ll I ?l' ll I I' ' , e H H . . tennis team-Pmglpong will make an excellent Prof. uv' RICHARD NEW l929 East Albert Street Electrician Never happen Skating is a favorite hobby of Dick s He was a loyal supporter of Northeasts teams and attended the school plays regularly AARON NUNEVILLER 2720 North Taylor Street Be successful H1 hon A member of the Original Hi Y and Traffic Squad Sonny could always be seen cheering our teams on to victory ROBERT L T OLIVER 2024 West Stella Street Multi millionaire How about it? Although Bob s Northeast acti vities were few he was very popular and well liked by everyone Bob s future should be a happy one and who knows maybe he will have his millions someday. BENJAMIN RAYMOND O'TOOLE 2061 East Sergeant Street Mechanical engineer ' If you don't succeed, tough luck. Here at Eighth and Lehigh, Irish was a member of the Cross- Country Team and an Altemate and Senator of his class. He was well- liked by all. Wai we Forty-Five MILTON IARRETT NORMAN 3425 Vista Street Veterinarian How about that Bud who enloys participating in and watching any kind of sports played Varsity Football for the Archives HARRY IRWIN OCONNELL 2967 Gaul Street loin the Navy Whats say Hairy participated in the North east Revue He is a basketball en thusiast and plays on a neighborhood team RUSSELL WALTER O NEAL 4809 Richmond Street Forest ranger Howdey Herk is an outdoors man His hobby is fishing He was a very popular fellow around the school and we are sure he will attain his ambition. Put out those fires Herk! OSWALD OWEN 2342 North Twenty-Second Street Electrician Solid man ' Peter was the sort of fellow who took an interest in school work. He spends his spare time playing golf and fishing. H G EDWARD LEONARD PALMER 2106 North Twenheth Street Burlder Set the world on flre Eddle has a great lnterest tn outdoor achvmes He was a member of the Track and Cross Country Teams Hts hobbxes are hshmg and drawmg GEORG ELBANO 804 West Txoga Street Electrlczan Get loose the heat s on Motts has been outstandmg and successful 1n h1s undertaktngs 1n and out of school He rs a very popular fellow hobbymg m model rallroad bu1ld1ng RICHARD W PETERS 1922 East Arlzona Street Good carpenter Good better best never let 1t rest t1ll the good IS better and the bet ter 1S best Pete was a member of the Stage Crew whxle at Northeast H1s hobby was wood carvmg whlch he hopes to contlnue mto master carpentry WALTER PFAFF lOOl West Dakota Street Artlst Can t blame a guy for trymg Walt was a member of the Soccer Team and the Megaphone Staff as a Northeaster Hrs hobby rs pa1ntmg plctures and we are sure he wxll attam h1s goal S WESLEY PALMER 7133 Glllesple Street Mach1r1st They don tpay my rent BOWll1'lQ1S Wes s hobby but as an Archlve he was an Alternate and Senator He also had h1s name placed on our Honor Roll oil..-fa. Z' IACK M PETERMAN 7509 Newland Street Aerlal photographer Pete was Megaphone North easter and Archlve Photo Ed1tor He was on the Honor Roll and a member ot the Camera Club As you can see he ts a real camera flend H1s other hobbmes are muslc huntlng and f1Sh1I1Q E PETER 251 Eas S s hanna Patt rn . all rlght the lCl1s wrong Pete s v y actlve whlle at Nor ast was a member of the ad l V Basketball Team tball Team and Manager of s1ty Football Team yet he stxll had h1s name on the Honor Roll HARRY L PINKER 1664 Gran1te Street Patternmaker All work and o lay makes a The tootballttea was 1 eged to havexaslinqeja manager a Pmk wha? also an ter ate and Sen or x WILLIAM PLOTNICK 1735 East Tulpehocken Street Ml11lOD6lTe Dere you go Durmq h1s stay at Northeast B111 was a Senator H1s tavorlte pastimes are sports and the OPDOSIIS sex MARTIN MICHAEL POLITSKY 2908 Robbms Avenue Busmess Greathfe don tweaken Marty was a Senator and mem ber of the Lunchroom MUSIC Com mtttee durmg h1s stay at Northeast HIS hobby 1S s1nq1ng but here he yust spun the records Whlle the other boys ate GEORGE A POPP 1948 North Mascher Qreet Che IC engmeer W ll all m1ss ustcal 'notes 1 the fishgnl r e tra and S mg a 7 1 emg trlendly and am 1110 e re sure h1s goal W1 GERALD PREMET 2820 West Albert Street To see the world R1ght B6Sld6S bemq a member of the Trathc Squad, Jerry was an ardent sport fan He was on the Track Team and was very popular 1n 1115 class Good luck on your voyage through hte jf2W W 2 :M FortyfS'even HUGO C PODY 5130 Torresdale Avenue Carpenter What ta ya say fe al Although Pete s act1v1t1es out Slde of school were numerous he always supported Northeast s under s 1nterest IS prmtmg M91 IOHN C POLLACK 1211 East Alcott Street Naval A1r Corps P11ot H1 sporty Iohn made many tr1ends wh1le at Northeast He was a member of the Sen1or Class Execuhve Comm1t'tee Some day we m1ght see h1m flymg one ot those rockets to the moon JOHN POZZA 575 Abbottsford Avenue BUSIHGSS How re you domq Wh11eat Northeast Johnny won a host of fnends He was a member of the Trafflc Squad an Altemate Senator and often had hls name on the Honor Roll FRANCIS PRIMAVERA 534 East Tyson Avenue See the world What do you say? Franny's amblhon IS to see the world Th1S ambxhon has most llkely come from h1s hobby whlch IS re-ad1ng H IOE PRITCHETTE 1811 West Cumberland Street Electrlclan Buddy was one who took hrs school work serlously He spent mos' of hrs tlme bulldmg racllos PHILIP RAPONE 3019 North Rmggolcl Street Tooth grtnder Whot hoppened7 Phll has done commendable work ln the Orchestra and Swtnq Band He was a great sports tan and attended Northeasts games regularly RAYMOND ROBERT REESE 512 East Tulpehocken Street Televtslon operator That dtd 1t Doorbells Ray was a very talented muslctan He was a mem ber of the Band Orchestra and Swmg Band besldes belng Secretary ot the Ortgmal H1 Y GUSTAV R REIMAN 3031 North Ftfth Street M5ChlH1S1 Don tglve me a ba ttme Gus IS a fellow many talents Best s bem a member ot the Varslty eam he also was a member f e Northeast Band and s ra Gus llkes to IS tree hme butldmq models I arty Lzght CHARLES RAFF 2211 West Lehlgh Avenue Explorer Brtght boys Challte was an Alternate Sena tor and a member of the Trafflc Squad He spent hxs spare ttme drawmg EDWARD REBITZ 7211 Lawndale Street Oftlcer IH Atr Corps Your Ramey Besldes betnq an ardent sport fan Ed' was very popular around Northeast Durmg hls stay here he was a member of the Track Team RICHARD W REICHERT 4141 North Nmth Street Machtnlst Cheese and crackers Rtch was a swell pal to all who knew htm Although he had no act1v1 t1es he was very popular Hts favorlte pastlme ts playmg baseball WILLIAM EDWARD REYNOLDS 2213 North Twenty Ftrst Street Racho techmctan Come to papa Although he parttclpated spar lngly ln extra currtcular 6CtlVl1leS about the school S11m was very popular He was a member ot the Bxble Club DONALD RICK 2949 North Slxth Street Patternmaker If I were qn t e stage ld be better n s a very talented mus1 C16 e was a member of the t east Band Swmq Band and rchestra Hts hobby ts woodwork mg ROBERT RINEDOLLER 1309 West Rush Street Flectrxctan Stay loose Bob was very popular and had many frlends at Northeast IS tavorlte pastlme ms sports GEORGEI RITCHIE 3245 Emerald Street Novehst Remmds me ofa psyche l once saw II Rome Durmg hrs stay at Northeast Rttchle was a member of the Clrcle H1 Y Senator member of the Sen1or Class Executlve Cornmlltee and was on the Honor Roll several hmes THOMAS PETER ROMANO 3903 North Reese Street Lawyer Tom was a Senator while at Northeast He was an ardent sport tan and supported all ot Northeast's teams Fortx Nme CHARLES E RIMBY 2415 North Bancroft Street Elec r1cal englneer Don t cross the brtdge t1ll you come to It Rrmby was always a staunch supporter ot h1s class and of the school bemq a member ot the Tratt1c Squad Hts hobby ts col lectmq army patches besxdes sport mg a blq smlle WILLIAMI RISTINE 2519 North Fourth Street Businessman B1ll was a Senator whlle t Northeast He spends most of hrs spare ttme tn the movtes He was very popular and had many frtends here at Northeast ROBERT SAMUEL RIZZO 560' Q East Alcott Street To be successful You re all ught N1ck gave qu1te a helpmq hand to our great Tratftc Squad besldes betng tn the Honor Class Boy IS he a whtz on the dance floor' We all know he ll be a grand success RICHARD ROSE 1733 North Uber eet Real estate broker Ne1thera rrow no lender be k y actlve around No e was a Senator, mem be e Trattrc Squad, Llbrary Sq d, and the Track Team C CHARLES ROWLAND 212 East Wishart Street Aeronautical engineer Oh' Yea9 Reds attended school regularly and was a well liked personality in class I EROME RUSSAKOFF 2009 Germantown Avenue Businessman You re lookin good' Russ who enyoys watching and playing sports of any kind was on the Archive Staft Megaphone Staff and Table Tennis Team besides making good grades in the Honor Class We re sure little Russ will make a name for himself IAMES FRANKLIN SANDERS IR 2443 West Harlan Street Physician Thanks sporty A future doctor Iunior was a busy fellow while at school I athletics he was on Track and Cross Country Teams Table Tennis Team and Fencing Club While his other activities as an Archive were Trattic Squad Library Squad Office Squad and a member ot Honor Class THOMAS SARAULLO 3207 Cottman Avenue Rise in the world You want to bet? Tony played on the Varsity Football Team and the Basketball Team He was in the Vocal Group and acted in the Revue. He also re- presented his class in the Senate. In between these many activities he hunts and fishes. Ftfl y LUTHER ROYDS 2207 East Gordon Street Succeed What is it Easter? Luke was a member ot the Circle Hi Y as well as being on the E KHS Dance Committee IOSEPH I SADOWY 5024 North Twelfth Street To own my own business As a member of the Traffic Squad and Senator ot his class Ioe helped Northeast He is always busy with his camera and photo graphy keeps him occupied in his spare time MITCHELL SANDLER 2139 North Thirtieth Street Business What ya say there? Mitch got around being on the Swimming Team the Traffic Squad and taking part in the Revue RILEY SAUNDERS 1604 West Montgomery Avenue Undertaker Get away Horse came to school to get an education and was well-liked by his classmates. ROBERT SAVAGE 4535 Wayne Avenue Electronrcs engmeer Bob was a hard worker and d1d the best he could around school and was a good fellow to have w1th us KENNETH CHARLES SCHAEFER 2918 North Taney Street lournahsm Flve wxth mustard' Cholly was a very actrve North easter Hrs act1v1t1es lncluded ser vrce on the Locker Squad Mega phone Staff and Archlve Staff He also belonged to the Spamsh Club Cholly was a very good student bexng ID the Honor Sectron durmg hrs entlre stay at Northeast It he works as hard 1n the future as he dxd here we know he ll make good VINCENT GERALD SCHIAZZA IR 2919 East Thompson Street Drugg1st C mon lets go Schaz loves to have tun and was always popular and well llked by h1s classmates He was a mem ber of the Trafflc Squad NORMAN SCHNEIDERREIT 3956 North Ninth Street Norm was a well lxked fellow around Northeast and he made many trzends durmg h1S stay here lrflx Um WILLIAM SAWY R 2919 North Bam Street Lawyer Hoaky doaks eep a w lhked fellow m e He supported all our as sports lS h1s hobby Good on all your cases' WTLLIAM SCHIAVO 4236 Chlppendale Street Baseball How you domg nut 'P Well llked B111 performed very good as a pltcher on our lumor Varsxty Baseball Team PAUL A SCHMID 6312 Oakley Street Own a car Loan me your homework ,Stutty s Wotography H -556142 bl-le' 95N f and dld h1s best 1n everythmw ERNEST SCHOELLKOPFF 3574 Welkel Street Expert plater Was that test hard' Takmq t1me from readxng sport books Erme helped out on the Trafftc Squad wh le a Northeaster NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL IOSEPHI S UCK 961 East h rStreet Doctor Thats all right Qu1te an a 1 e fellow Chuck was on th r fic Squad a member of the Or1g1 H1 Y and Megaphone Staff He ered at the Revue and Sen te P a d was on the Honor o times EUGENE N SCHIWALL 4142 East Stirling Street Mechanic Yer fodder s mustache Gene was a well liked friend and turned in a good iob as the Alternate Senator of his class lf you ever have any clocks to repair he s lust the fellow to take care the job as fixing clocks IS Gene s hobby PRESTON SCOTT Ashton and Welsh Roads Businessman Hey there A member of the Track and Cross Country Teams and Traffic Squad Scotty is an all around outdoors man with fishing and huntmg as his hobbies GEORGE W SEIDEL 3519 North Marshall Street Business executive Deal me in Along athletic l1nes Bud played Varsity Basketball and ra n the Cross-Country Team. He is fine voice in the Announzgi lub, which did a great job a our orting events. On the Hono and a member of the Honor Cl , we know Bud will be successful. lfzfty-'fu' ,X 1 'W CHARLES R SCHULTES 5939 Palmetto Street To be a second Nelson Eddy What s the matter baby? Charlie was a well dressed and well groomed fellow and was liked by all his classmates PHILIP SCHWINN IR 421 Alcott Street Bowler To bowl 300 was a m riginal H1 Y on t Cha 1 ship Bowling Tea he Senatoi of his lass hil hobby is sports FELIX SCRUTCHINS IR 2917 West Clifford Street Teacher Everything IS copese c S retch was a member of two of our athletic teams Track ard Cross Country Sketching is his favorite pastime ALBERT SHARGO 2424 North Corlies Stre Engineer or Draftsman HonorClassman Al participated in many dCl1V1t1eS while a North easter He ran for the Track and Cross-Country Teams was President of UNNE member of Stamp Club, Spanish Club and Gym Team, be- sides making good marks which placed him on the Honor Roll anzl in Honor Class. Al ' loves art, too. KENNETH WALTER SHAW 2314 West Currberland Street Butlder You don t know what ttme 1 s but I know tea tlme Speedy was a w llmq worker he Bxble Club He loves all krnds at IAY SILVER 2508 North Thrrty Flrs Street Televrsron You re tellmq me 1'UL1SlC Reds was a member of the Honor Class durlng h1s stay at Northeast Glrls are his favorlte hobby W 11 3 Xl xr RALPH EDWARD SINGER 2808 North Warnock Street Teachmq I ll get by Buddy was a qreat help around school as a member of the Trathc uad He IS also a book worm Hell make a strlct teacher we re sure of that EDWARD SMITH 2116 West Green Street C P A 'Hot pups Sm1tty drd a hne yob as the Alternate Senator of hrs class He rs an amateur pho'oqraphe' outsrde of school f 'X fajlx lhrm I fillwddf THEODORE I SIGAL 2843 Frankford Avenue Techn1c1an When do we eat7 Ted served m the capactty of Alternate Senator was on the Lxbrary Squad and acted IH e Revue Collectmq stamps rs h1s hobby HERMAN SILVERMAN 5938 Bennmgton Street Teachmq You re all rxqhtl Mac was a hard worker on the Vars1ty Football Team and repre sented h1s class ln the Senate Brq Herman was an asset to our great eleven HAROLD SLATER 3333 North Front Street To be successful Razz tazz Hesh as he IS called was Alter nate Senator of h1s class a member of the Traffrc Squad and was on the Executxve Comm1ttee Hls whtte ha1r w1ll long be remembered RAYMOND F SMUTNIK 1113 East Wxlt Street Busmessfnan ' Don't get exc1ted Lxttle Reds one of the Northeast's Sandwtch Shop s best customers, was a member of the Trafhc Squad He en oys all sports and loves to play cards G LAWRENCE SNEAD 1717 West Oxford Street Wel so Larry a well liked personality loves to dance and always was a friend to all Northeasters WILLIAM SOLTNER 7833 Provident Road Zoology Your living Solt was a good fellow to have around and was a hard worker A successful life is foreseen for this Northeaster HERMAN SPECTOR 932 North Marshall Street Business 1 ll see ya hear? Spike loves to play pocket billiards While at Northeast he was on the Honor Roll Executive and By Laws Committees also on Archive Staff Traffic Squad and a Senator As you can see he was a bus Northeaster MELVIN SPIVACK 7970 Temple Road Graduate What s the nurnber7 Eddie Cantor as he was called was in the Distributive Education Class while in school. He just loves dancing. Yalrmtltf LEONARD SNYDERMAN 2430 North Twenty Eighth Street Salesman That s more better Lenny was a hard worker in the Distributive Education Course school He likes to relax with a fishing rod ROBERT SOMMER 2049 North Or1anna Street Radio and television Way to go Bob was a member of the Traffic Squad and was on the Mega phone Staff He was well liked by the rest of the fellows and got along well with everyone EDWARD SPIVACK 2617 North Napa Street Engineer You re not too bright Spiv played in our school Orchestra and in the Band and was frequently on the Honor Roll MAX STEIN 1748 North Sixth Street Pianist Music study exalts life Max emoys music and is an ac complxshed pianist. We may some- day have the privilege of hearing him in our own Academy of Music and be proud that he was a member of our class. KENNETH H STEVENSON 3347 North Second Street Electrrcxan Dont got a Lxmey s hobby IS bu1ld1ng model alrplanes and we are sure to hear great thlngs of h1m when he leaves us to hnd h1s place 1n the world We may even see h1s name 1n hghts SEYMOUR STILLMAN 1449 North Randolph Street Buslnessman What s news9' Tratfrc Squad and the Table Tennls Team are the act1v1t1es Sl m part1c1pated 1n whxle a popular the Honor Roll IOHN HERMAN STRAHLE 439 Robbms Avenue Successful Cheese and crackers The Locker Squad Trafhc Squad and Senator were iust a few of locks dolngs here at Northeast He also made hrgh grades bemg m the Honor Class and on the Honor Roll A neat dresser lock follows all spig v GEORGE STROHM 2064 East Ann Street Slnger Ah heck' A member of the Vocal Ensemble and popular part1c1pant mn the Revue George has been slnglng h1s way through Northeast sxnce h1s freshman year Fzflx fm ROBERT C STEVENSON 1808 West Albanus Street Own the Yankees Take a sneak Steve was a member of the Champxonshlp Baseball Team Hls other dCl1V1l1eS mclude I V Foot all Executlve Commlttee Senator and Trathc Squad Steves hobby IS keepmg Lou1se happy IOSEPH I STOCKRIDGE 2723 East Ontarlo Street Successful It s all ID your head Stock was not only number one man of the Football Team but also of the school communlty Hts popular 1ty throughout the school led to h1s electlon as Presxdent and Honor tlme fulflllmg hls ambltlon of domg tter later Belleve lt or not Stock s hobby IS cookmg' WILLIAM ALBERT STRAUB 349 Van Klrk Street Chemxst How bout that Here IS a student well hked by IS classmates who studxed hard to make the Honor Roll and Honor Class Llttle Dewey as he was called could be seen at many of our games cheermg the Red and Black to vxctory A great outdoorsman IS hobby IS camplng GEORGE HERMAN STROHM 3213 Boudxnot Street M1ll1OH61f6 G1ve me a roller We have Sonny to thank for helpmg keep our Soccer Team rlght up on top C L A S S 0 F j A N U A R Y I 9 4 9 - fb J. - - - - H H . I .- student at Northeast, besides making Man, Stock will have a difficiili ll I I I . T W f h' l' ' . l V, f . HARRY SULECKI 3527 Iasper Street Engmeertng Whatcha say ktd Kelly w1ll go rlght ahead and do great work 1n the held ot electrlca eng1neer1ng as hrs hobby has always been tmkermg wtth old machmes mi? WILLIAM SUTER 3123 Wellmgton Street Engmeer Yo Phtlly Well lxked Pete IS qu1te a tmker he loves to dance WILLIAM EARL SWIFT IR 2415 North Twenty Th1rd Street Doctor I told you so Bllly was VICS Pres1dent of the B1ble Club member of the Track Cross Country Teams and Tratttc uad A very versattle fellow h plays the p1ano and works wtth model atrplanes IOSEPH TAGGART 2948 Ba1ley Street C P A Wouldn t say that now Our Revue would never have been a success wlthout Iay s dancmg and clownmg ln those female parts ig? 99.130637 lzftx 3 WILLIAM ULLIVAN l7ll Nor h Twen S v tVStreet M spAmfg94-J' A351 aaa' B111 served lternate Senator and as a member of the Tratftc Squad Bull s hobby IS boxmg gayawea LEO SWEDE 4830 North Frankl1n Street Ntghtclub owner Play 1t cool Whxle a Northeaster Lee took part IH many act1v1t1es vary1ng from I V Football to the Revue He also held a rank on the Traft1c Squad HARRY F SYKES 3846 North Nmth Street To pass gym Well put A Dlstrtbuttve Educatlon student Burrhead could always be seen munclung pretzels ALBERT TARLOW 4830 North Carnac Street Have personal1ty That s all rlght Al was a member of the Table TGHDIS Team Tratfrc Squad and the Executwe Comm1ttee He enjoys puttlng people to sleep' You guessed tt h1s hobby ts hypnot sm NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL t -e V 1 C ' ' 'es a t' ' ' I , .. ,, . . hi V .. . ,f . . A . 1 with electrical parts. By the way, I A I I I Sq . ' , e ' . l . . A X , . . l l WALTER TMANN 3018 e Avenue To pass derland I l t your lxghts out IS 1T19S vary from the VdTSllY F b Team to class Senator IS a real sport on or off the 1e NORBERT E TITUS l7OO Church Street Patternmaker H1 yah dom Someday we know T1te w1ll do well IH h1s chosen profess1on of pat ternmaker as hlS hobby IS draw1ng He l1kes sports equally w ll GEOR TRAVIS 2714 Eastl 1ana Avenue Opt1c1an D IH are on the house A well l1k opular boy 1n h1s class Chep obby IS sports WILLIAM L TUCKER 2229 North S1xteenth Street Photography bus1ness Drop dead B111 can always be seen r1ght out there 1n front cheermg and hav1ng a good t1me at football games ni lLftxSe11 NORMAN TEPPER 2823 West Harold Street Gym teacher Check out We know Norm w1ll be an ex cellent gym teacher as he took an act1ve 1nterest m the Track Team He also was a member of the Mega phone Trattlc Squad and Announc mg Club bes1des be1ng an Alternate Senator and placmg h1s name on the Honor Roll GEORGE TOROIAN 227 West Ontar1o Street Teacher What a character' Yordy was a member of the Honor Class and was Senator of h1s class He was the Clerk of our School Tr1bunal L1keable George was also on the Trathc Squad and a member of the Announcmg Club bes1des be1ng a good worker on the Arch1ve UZWW N TROWER 26 Pme Street Teachmg As a member of the L1brary Squad Iackson was a very l1ke able fellow He takes a l1vely 1nter est ID photography IH hlS spare t1me EDWARD I TU 3740 Nort N1n S et leweler ll be ec Serv1ng o the atflc Patrol and as an Alter Senator Rube proved hlS p1.lar1ty at school Rube lS t d of all sport 1 G REDVERS R TURNER 3159 North Ninth Street Minister Eph 611 Put on the whole armor of God that ye may be able to stand against the wiles of the devil Active Reg was an Alternate Senator and also served on the Traffic Squad For three years was a member of the Bible Club ANTHONY VALIANTE 3467 Weikel Street Ge a million Yea' Like I told you A likeable fellow in his class Pierre participated in Cross Country and was on the Traffic Squad He also was an Alternate Senator DOMENIC ERNEST VENUTO 2109 North Eighth Street Dentist 57 pass play Popularf' Dom President of the A' Class whiC limaxed his positiob as Vice President of the B class. He a sb was Alternate Sentator a rndkn er of the Football ss untry Teams and a rrcle 1Y member Dom has een active in the school since his freshman year and for his efforts was elected Honor Man VICTOR WILLIAM VORON 3009 West Page St eet Understand the world Make haste slowly Zeev was an active fellow while at Northea' H was a Senator member of the Orchestra Revue and Senate Play. Also he was on the Megaphone and cli- maxed his activities by becoming Business Manager of the Archive. PQ 5 .al af l71flx'- 7 ' 5 EDWARD IOHN URBANSKI 3037 East Mercer Street Star of all sports Scuse me Spike s hobby is sports While at Northeast he served as Alternate Senator Spike was well liked by his fellow classmates SA MUEL DOMENIC ALLO 2411 West Elkh r reet To be succ ssful ular in his section sin e to Northeast is fav te is basketball Basket a o Sam s hobby Am-bv NICHOLAS VINCI 3318 North Second Stre t Electrician Well thanks sporty At Northeast popular Nick spent hisfree time on theI V Soccer Team and working in the office During his senior year Nick served on the Senior Class Execu tive Committee IACK R WEBB 420 Princeton Avenue Advance in radio I m hungry Spider entoys fixing radios dur ing his spare time At Northeast he served as a memlcer of the I. V. Football Squad. GEORGE ROBERT WEBER 7702 Loretta Street Enqmeer Your character Actlve on the Bowlmg Team and Trafhc Squad Boll just loves to bowl PH Magik ef Y RICHARD'I WELSCH 1138 East Chelterfqpm Avenue A succes If you hx lt throw 1t away D s hobby IS hshmg At he was well hked and popular IS class sectlon HARRY WILKINSO 3109 Street Preach the Gospe Ot t L Don t tonget. th B1 Cluqytoday' Besldes se vm 1n the School Orc estra a Prestdent of t e Blble l also part1c1 ln e UK d served on th T ftxgzfgquad Wllkle enloys a e p no MICHAEL YAYAO 2614 R10 nd Street Go mto the AITXSOYDS B1q Mxke loves football and proved It as a member of our team H1sf1gure lb? mlssed at Northeast :SXT X HARRY WEBSTER 2940 Rosehlll Street Electr1c1an Cheese and crackers Harr can always be seen cltck mg a camera ln h1s otf moments ROLLAND WALTER WETZEL 3017 Redner Street Success How s the world w1th yo Vlce Pres1dent of the School mun1ty Chaplam of OTIQIHG Yf member ot Inter schol tlc g e Executlve ot the Ath t1c SchooI Assembly and By Law Commlttees and Student Cham h of Senate were yust f olland s accom pl1shment n Northeaster H also wa alrman of Lunchroom d NE KHS Dance Com m1 ee These GCIIVIIIGS helped h1m recexve a Senate Award and be elected Honor Man ARTHUR WINTER IR 2248 Yelland Street To retlre at forty How about that? Durmg h1s three years at Northeast Archle was a member of the I V Baseball Team and also served on the Trathc Squad Hts hobby IS sports IOHN YOUNGER IR 2439 North Twenty Slxth Street Pharmaclst Hey Bruz whats up? D1azs hobby IS sports and he carrled thls out 1n h1s varlous act1v1 tres at Northeast wh1ch mcluded the Football Team and We1ghtl1tt1nq Club He was also a Senator and member of the Trafttc Squad NORMAN ZEHNDER 4037 No th Eighth Qtree Card sharp s un A class Executor and member of the Traftxc Squad Pork lllces to f1x flats on French cabs Th ts d1f ferent' ALBERT ZIMMERMAN 939 North Franklln Street Crlmmolooxst Dat more better e Zlmmy hkes danclng partxcu larly lltterbugotng Popular among the graduates Ztmmy was ltlced by all MR EARHART Roster Chatrman lt seems that no one has so much trouble w1th h1s rcster as does a sentor He has a Job and wants to get out of school as early as posslble He IS also anxlous to graduate so he must take the regulred number of sub1ects But he has so many extra currtcular act1v1t1es that he Cant have a certaln subject at a certaln tlme So tt goes lt takes a patlent man to handle the roster w1shes of the sentors We had lust such a man 1n Mr Ltnnaeus Earhart who spared ne1ther ttme nor effort tn helptng us Many of the boys IH th1s graduat1ng class know that Mr Earhart was not only patlent, but dlplomatlc and understandmg lf 1t were 11'1'1pOSS1blG for a SGDIOT to get what he wanted, Mr. Earhart made him see that what he had was best anyway. So, the class of lanuary l949 wishes to ex- tend its most sincere thanks to Mr. Earhart for a job well done. '1 .Xt XIX' EDWARD T ZIEGENFUSS 1830 East Oakdale Street Draftsman My glrl Joey Eddte was a favonte Northeaster and we wxsh htm success as a drafts man Wllh art as h1s hobby we know hell do good MARC GALANTER 4527 North Twelfth Qtreet Iournaltst What a shame' Marc was a well llked fellow around Northeast He was 1n the Honor Class and was News Edttor of the Megaphone He left school at the end of the B class to go to the Umverstty of Ch1caqo to further h1s educatxon Good luck Marc' ml' '+I 1 'fxhf f L-ff XX-4 xx gp- 1-T: ,f .J l1.f QN1 hX-12171 Fha K, r if lil r W -wr- 1 L E -wa LOG OF OUR HIGH SCHOOL VOYAGE 93rd Crew By JERRY KLEIN And LENNY KLEEMAN F CLASS PORT OF EMBARKATION Before board1ng the good sh1p Northeaster we are brlefed by Dr Rowland our adm1ral and lntroduced to our crew ch1efs Th1s pre term assembly off1c1ally launches us onto our freshman CFUISS We make unsuccessful attempts to f1nd the upper deck sw1mm1ng pool but we f1nally became accustomed to the Shlp s way of hfe We are honored w1th VISITS from Senator Edward Martln Hollywood actress lean Parker s1nger lohn Perkxns and Connfe Mack A few of us partlclpated 1n the Sllver Ann1versary Revue the sh1p s product1on of the crulse Our baseball team wlns the tltle 1n the Pubhc Baseball League E CLASS HARBOR The 93rd crew came aboard sh1p ready for another term s cru1se We sald goodbye to roof gyms 1n our last port and the new systems of havlng lunch squads and study halls are greeted reluctantly The sh1p s gym 1S now headed by Commander H Ge1ges and food prlces m the galley are r1s1ng show1ng that 1nflat1on has reached Northeast Durmg the voyage Dave I-lutchlnson captalns the sh1p whlle lohnny Pap1t heads the senlor class Our entertalnment dur1ng the tr1p mcludes V1S1tS from Metropol1tan star Robert Merr1ll war correspondent Cy Peterman and volce of tomorrow w1nner lean LaRoche The Senate Play IS Stop Th1ef We run 1nto trouble golng through the football ocean but manage to defeat the shlps Frankford Southern and f1nally West Cathollc to capture the Clty Champlonshlp D CLASS ANCHORAGE We are now off for dest1nat1on ll b Sam Stagl1ano our new captaln manages to secure musmc ln the galley and also heads the muslc commlttee A new dental care program IS adopted thls tr1p and the offlce IS placed on the f1rst deck The entlre crew IS also g1ven complete med1cal check ups durlng the cru1se Six H 1, . . .. ff . . 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I I , . .. ,I ' - 1 1 , . -lfh'-I-ll'0 The actors of the crew part1c1pate ID the sh1p s productlon Clnderella Sroux We are honored w1th v1s1ts from the former Penn football star Franny Murray concert smger Franc1s Guarrera actor lose Ferrer bar1tone Dav1d Lloyd Readxng Rallroad presldent Revelle W Brown Phxllxes manager Ben Chapman WFIL star Leroy Mlller and Clarence Fuhrrnan s band Shlp s newspaper The Megaphone w1ns Medallst award at the Cclurnb1a Press Conference and a month later celebrates 1ts 25th ann1versary C CLASS PORT After a three months summer llberty we return on board sh1p Shortly after departxng our L1brary celebrates 1ts tenth ann1versary On Arm1st1ce Day the Memorral L1brary IS dedlcated by Dr Rowland The S8000 prolect IS ID memory of Northeasters kllled durlng the war For the f1rst tlme the crews of the shlps Northeast and Central ga1n a new 1ncent1ve wxth the presentatlon of a trophy 1n the shape of a horse to the wlnner of the annual football clash B1ll Wood our new capta1n helps secure new curta1ns for the Morr1son Hall stage We are V1S1t9d by the Utah Centenmal Cho1r academy award w1nner l-larold Russell and Warrxor basketball stars Angelo Mus1 HOWIG Dallmar George Senesky and loe Fulks Theodore S Rowland s1xteen year adm1ral of Northeast ret1res at the end of the cru1se culm1nat1ng a th1rty four year teachlng career B CLASS HAVEN Ahoy Charles A Young our new adm1ral' Mr Young a true Northeaster graduated from the school IU l908 and after h1s college years returned here to commence h1s teachlng career Matt sentatwes of the Megaphone leave sh1p to attend a press conference IU New York and capture Medallst award for the seventh consecut1ve year Our fenc1ng team defeated Benlamm Franklln to make them Publ1c League Champ1ons Many of us partlclpate ID the show Mard1 Gras a productlon reflectmg on Southern ga1ety Our sen1or class dCl1V1t16S beg1n w1th the tr1p to Bear Mountaln We change shlps to 1ourney to New York and then up the Hudson R1ver We are fortunate IH havlng a clear day and en1oy ourselves sw1mm1ng boatmg and h1k1ng A CLASS DESTINATION The rough weather of the voyage f1nally subs1ded and we flnd ourselves on the way to smooth sa1l1ng durlng our sen1or term Th1s however proves to be the most compllcated cru1se We f1nd ourselves confronted wlth the problems of Prom money dates class dues and pxctures The sh1p makes port at Qld York Road Country Club for the prom We follow our elected class of offlcers Domemc Venuto Rolland Wetzel lerry Klem and George R1tch1e A few of our members prove thelr actmng ab1l1ty by performmg 1n the Senate play She Stoops to Corgt er And then graduatxon n1ght Somehow 1t was lmposslble to bel1eve that we are leavlng the great sh1p Northeast and ertermg the great sea of llfe by ourselves But th1s n1ght wtll always l1ve IH our memor1es as the hlghhght of our h1gh school voyage Nu x Ihr I I . . I . . , U I . . , F . g , l , , , , Pasztalaniec, now commander of the ship, secures equipment for the lower deck game room. Repre- , , , -, . c. 1 1 'fy -l Q UL' v n 24 Kgv N 4 1, 4 CLASS OFFICERS , JL f v JL X 'V xf L37 JI Ny! C Domemc Venuto Rolland Wetzel P e 1deni V ce Presxdent George R1tCh1G Gerald Klem Secretary Treasurer S rl I rs' i - ' 2' + r MO I - A1 r n 1 f- -1 j-'QUIU' ' HONCR MEN Ionathan Baba Henry Doertler Domenlc Venuto Manfred Mendel Ioqeph Stockrrdge Rolland Wetzel Honor men do not have honor thruat upon them slmply through the eccentrrcxty of tate Behlnd each one there stands a trad1t1on ot h1gh rdeals, 1ntegr1ty, and hard work Nature endows them W1th the dblllty' to achreve great he1ghts, and lt IS when they achreve these great heights through hard work that honor is given them. Szlrly-F1'1'a COMIVIENCEMENT PROGRAM Tuesday Evenrno Ianuary 2 th l949 OVERTURE The Student Prmce Rornberq PROCESSIONAL MARCH Processlon ot the Slrdar Ippolrtow Iwahow THE NATIONAL ANTHEM AND SALUTE TO THE FLAG SINGING Amerrca INVOCATION Rev Franz E Oerth NE Ian l936 Pastor Olney Bapttst Church Phrladelphta ADDRESS How Northeast Prepares IIS Students for Partrctpatron rn Cornmunlty Lrte VOCATIONAL PREPARATION Herbert Dutrne TRUMPET SOLO The Charmer Boon Iack Tronrerl Iune I949 ADDRESS How Northeast Prepares 1ts Students tor Part1c1pat1on IU Comrnuntty Lrte AVOCATIONAL PREPARATION Manfred M Mendel PIANO SOLO Rhapsody tn Blue Gershwm Thomas McEall NE Ian I947 PRESENTATION OE DIPLOMA Charles A Young Prrnotpal ACCEPTANCE OF DIPLOMA Domemc E Venuto Presrdent ot the Class AWARDS Presented by Iohn Howard Frrck M D e e T e The e Presldent ot Alumm Assoctatlon Class ot l893 Prrze Class ot IQOQ Pr1ze Pht Beta Kappa Award Ph1ladelph1a Ouartet Club German Pr1ze Charles S D1ck1nson Art Award Alumnt Gold Medal Isaac A Sheppard Award Srmon Gratz Enqlmsh Award Gratton Greenouqh Award Murrell Dobbms Pr1ze e Te e e The CLASS HONOR MEN Ioseph I Stockrldqe Henry M Doertler Ir Ionathan Baba Ir Manfred M Mendel Domentc E Venuto Rolland W Wetzel Presenters ,R1chard C Neavel l Robert I Dunzwetler THE SCHOOL SONG Class and Audtence EXIT MARCH Dte Mersterstnoer Waoner N18 - 2 V, ,., , ,. , NJ T- . , .. Th ' Th ' Th . h A h ' ' Th A Th . , . Th . . l.. A , . . -Ill.--tl' COMMENCEMENT SPEAKERS How Northeast Hlgh School Prepares the Student for Commumty Partlclpatron 2 AVOCATIONAL PARTICIPATION Manfred Mark Mendel VOCATIONAL PARTICIPATION Herbert Dufme StSlz I. or 1 . If r 5'-. xc 'UI H084 Cf fl MJ CLASS One very memorable evening was spent by a group oi the Class of lanuary '49 attending the B Class Prom which was held at the Oak Lane Review Club on Friday, the eleventh of lune. The music for dancing was provided by Bill Wunderlich and his band, one of Philadelphia's popular musical groups. if PROM Cu hand, besides the torty-five seniors and their qirls, were members ot the faculty arid Tony, the school photo- qrapher. The Prom, sponsored by Mr. l-lerwiq, popular and hard-workiriq class advisor, proved to be very successful socially it riot too successful tiriaricially, x X lg ' a ' if ei? x N 9 fx 1-14- 'K - , ' 4 1 if ! SENIOR The 'year the all-Qmportarit occaslozi, the Semcr Prom we hekicri November 25 attheSpeC10usQ1dYcrkROad CCumryC1ul: away from the rtcisy bustle ered bustle! cf the City. More the 200 Ccpples atterified and its huge success was due to ulitirizi efforts the paft cf M11 Lows Herwio, emi the Prom Ccmmifie YI-edefi Dfmi Veriigtr. F1:.f1ig:.Cg the route is the X L15 was scrriewhat of e gwcblerti 1 rtiauy f',1ff?lT1'164Y' kg' afrlderf ir' 'edimxs map Study they iriel errivefi. Qrife there they Lit-fefl the everixiig to ti music Qi Art Hxxakes and his herd. The men Cf riusic wet ezjgxcalfg Q'C'lfi ir, peiifififxl bcte slcu-J and fe fiuriibers. 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Cs TEiliQYS bgve exe ILM, LMH..X5is it iii: 1.2 L K ,Qin-lvsi cctasferis Aieiic f'U rv ,. nl :,,,,,: fC..,.- Cczzve, Thfxucn F. .M vw-fu-,-,V-Af LX-ir'-f-X.-L -,-:Q 32... ...V L was CW x V 'W , OVGY, ,gd 'QV ,A Pl .nv-f.,n..,l,. .A ,. L My . .UV..x... SENATE The annual Northeast Senate Play was presented on the nights of December third and fourth. The performance was given in Morrison Hall before a crowd of enthusiastic Northeasters and their friends. This presentation, She Stoops to Conquer, marked the twentyssecond anniversary of the Senate Play, and was under the direction of Mr. Marcus Konick of the English Department. Previous to being selected as a Senate Play, l'She Stoops to Conquer had been a hit on Broadway. George Hastings and Charles Marlow come to an inn asking directions to Mr. Hardcastles home. They are greeted by Tony Lumpkin, the mischievious son of Mrs. Hardcastle's by a previous marriage. ln order to get even with a not too pleasant step-father, Tony sends Hastings and Marlow, who is coming to court his sister to his own home as an inn, The so-called gentlemen arrive at the I-lardcastle home, the same evening and immediately set about ordering the household around. Mr. Hardcastle doesnt mind being asked tc serve punch, but when asked in his best story of Prince Eugene and the Duke of Marlborough for a menu, he com' pletely explodes. Marlow makes immediate arrangements for his return home N f PLAY after his meeting with Kate Hardcastle. She is also completely contented at calling her love affair a day, until she is informed by a maid that Marlow, whom among women of reputation and virtue is the most modest man alive, but is said to be suited indifferent among women of another sort, has mistaken her for a bar-maid. She keeps up the pretense and forces Marlow to show histrue colors. ln the process he falls in love with Kate. To add to the confusion, Hastings, MarlOW's traveling companion, discovers his fiancee, Constance Neville, the niece of Mrs. l-lardcastle, is in the same house. Mr. Hardcastle, unaware of the attachment between Hastings and Miss Neville, has prepared a wedding between Con- stance and her undutiful son, Tony. All is straightened out when Tony is informed by his father he is ofage and free to marry whomever he pleases. The first liberty he takes under his new capacity as a man is to refuse Miss Neville, and have her free to marry the man ot her choice. Marlow is told of his Case of mistaken identity and as the lovers kiss, the curtain falls. The Northeast Swing Band, under the baton of lack Troriieri, provided the music for the play on both nights. The seniors who took part in the play are: l-lf-rbert Diifine, Harris Freedman, George Mills, Werner Marx. 'X'-f T I 'Y , ' ! 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X, A NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOI PHILADELI'H'n SENATE AWARD BY HIS PERSONAL INFLUENCE CHARACTER AND INDIVIDUAL ACHIEVEMEINT HAS MADE A DISTINICT CONITRIBUTIOY TO IHE STUDENT LIFE XNID WELFARE OF THE NORTHEAST HICH SL HOOL INI RECOGNITION THEREOF THE SENATE AWARDS THIS C ERTIFICATE sara PRINCIPAL OF THE SLHOOL DATE The Northeast Senate Award IS one ot the h1qhest awards a student ct our school can rece1ve It ranks second only to membersh1p m the Northeast Honor Soctety In order to quallty for a Senate Award a student must be OUlSlGI'1d1I'IQ1U h1s part1c1pat1on ID extra curr1cular act1v1t1es He must also have a hlqh scholast1c rat1nq Thls award IS IH no way connected w1th athlet1cs although 1t IS posslble tor those connected w1th sports to obta1n a Senate Award provlded they meet the quahtl catlons Popularlty plays no part ln the selectton A commtttee ot students and members of the taculty headed by Dr Samuel Gapp 1nvest1c-gates the record ot each student nomlnated and selects those who have owen the most serv1ce to the School Commumty Only a l1m1ted number ot awards are qlven each term the number bemq proport1onal to the number ot students at Northeast durmq that term The boys 1n the oraduattnq class who were owen Senate Awards 1Y1CIUd1DQ those who recetved them whrle ID the B Class are lerry K em Ray Ltnke and rn the C Class Manny Mendel .Sctcnlx I 1 'hi 1 1 1 l?i?!?ii?li7 T z ' ? 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U ,, Readmq from left to r1qht Arthur Grot man Rolland Wetzel Raymond Lmke Edward M1scen1ch Gerald Klem lohn Strahle Harms Freedman Kenneth Loesch R1chard Neavel Robert Antosh Kenneth Qchaeter lack Peterman Lotus MacCla1n George Popp Robert Peters Werner Marx Charles Ercle Vtctor Voron l-larry W1lk rson Martred Mendel l'lSTb6TlDUl1DG NIX1 rldqe Stanley P1otrowsk1 I.DFFI CER5 SCHUD Edward Rohlfmg 1 X I Gwynn M cConne1 INTERSCHOLASTIC LEAGUE To many the lnterscholast1c League may as well be the unknown league Many people have heard of It few people know ot tts actual work But th1s does not mean It IS un1mportant on the contrary It ts the most powerful tactton ln student government today The Ph1ladelph1a lnterscholast1c League started 1ts ex1stence 1n l935 but was not permanently establ1shed unt1l November l937 The league 15 com posed ot the Pres1dents Vtce Prestdents Senators Chxet lust1ces Student Ed1lOTS of all the schools IU Ph1ladelph1a ln the last two years the league has concetved the tollowlng protects lt has gotten the Ph1ladelph1a school pup1ls a decrease tn PTC fares lt has sponsored the Free C1ty College Plan ln cooperat1on w1th the Board ot Educahon the league gave each school a halt hour rad1o program a certam number of tlmes a term And now IS sponsorlng the lnterscholast1c League Conventton to be held here tn Northeast The speakers w1ll be Dan Pol1ng Harold Stassen Pres1dent ot the Unlverstty of Pennsylvanta Pearl S Buck author and many other notables The present Prestdent lS our good trtend and ch1et dtplomat Manfred Mark Mendel Through h1s 1n1t1at1ve much of the league s undertak1ngs have become a realtty Each month the league meets at a d1tterent school there the otttclals ot the student governm nt get together and dtscuss thetr problems and attempt new undertakmgs The league runs and controls the Student Governments ot the Ph1l adelphta schools The League Prestdent s the pres1dent o the l9 Phlladelphla Hlgh School A note of thank 15 due to the me leadershtp ot one ot Northea t actlve sons Manry Mendel who led lo s league tothe top of the la de o ucce s For ttve of the eleven Vears Northeast has supphed the Pre 1de tot the Trter cholasttc League let us hope No theast leaders wtll contmue to head the league as succe stully as tn the past EL hrx On . 1 . 1 - 1 , . 1 ' 1 1 1 1 . , . , , , , , L , , . , , 1 , . , . . .. , 1 . . . , . 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'ig J- L, Q ,J T ' ' . f l -1 I ' ' 53:44 I , 3 Ja 'K f ' 1 A , 'Q fa rl W N 'a at f A X V Q 'Q I int'- HONOR SOCIETY Qrxgmated by Mr lohn W Rhoads 1n the year l938 the Honor SOC1GtY 15 composed of the school s best students It IS Northeast s most exclustve group composed of only those boys who by d1l1gent effort have atta1ned a htgh scholast1c record and have contr1buted notable extra currlcular servxces To be el1g1ble as a candldate the student must be d1st1ngu1shed on the second report of h1s sen1or year and must hold a Senate Award or an NE won on the f1rst team of any sport Mr Montgomery who has succeeded Mr Rhoads chooses the candtdates for adm1ss1on To be c1ted thus as one of Northeasts f1nest students 1S mdeed the h1ghest honcr and greatest d1st1nct1on that can be achteved by any Northeast bov The members of our class who have been elected to the Honor Soclety are ferry Klem Manfred Mendel Rtchard Neavel G orge Se1del Albert Shargo Kenneth Schaefer lohn Strahle Herbert Dufme, Harry Dryburgh, Henry Doerfler, Harms Freedman, Charles Peter on lphoto not ava1lable ID t1me for pr1n+er's deadlmej I1 hiv lua CLASS PIN Q92 gg-l CLAS5 1 H c ' WH LN IN Crt 'W W f mr 0 CIVVIIC' O ll II No' We Ll C Kceedex ur er are X NC 'Mgr 0 ' t fac Gvfvua K f fzllx lim. 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A:'Chive and ati NA-1 ' Htztiox' Sixxflerif. v w 011136 f v TL-21 51933 AROUND SCHOOL sr 2 77 lv0' .Aff-VU I1-vsnrsrsvspwlwill ll HI Ill NCCI IU ll lllll Sc: 5 HURACF H145 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE ln order to plan and execute the numerous events of the Semor Year a commlttee IS formed of boys from the Semor Classes The boys of each class elect two students to represent them 1n the planmng of act1v1t1es Th1s commlttee has performed a fme serv1ce 1n collectlnq class dues dldlflq the Prom Comm1ttee Wlth 1ts preparatlons and domg many other equally lmportant tasks The members of th1s year s Executwe Commlttee are Arthur Groffman Herbert Dufme loseph Albert Charles Bauer Walter Duem1q Gerald Doyle Vmcent Herbert W1ll1am Hltchcoclc Norman Knuttel Charles Lockhart Manfred Mendel Robert MacMxllan lohn Pollack George Rltchle Harold Slater Herman Spector A9 Rolland Wetzel Alfred Tarlow Domemc Venuto LIghlX I gh! Al ' A2 A3 ' A4 ' ' ' ' A5 A6 ' A7 ' ' A8 1 SENATORS AND ALTERNATES A Senator and an Alternate are elected at the beqlnnmq of every term by each class They are the representatwes who make up the Senate Northeast s student qoverrung body BGS1deS actmg as rellet Senator the Alternate also has charge of Megaphone sales ln h1s ad v1sory sect1on A CLASS SENATORS AND ALTERNATES SEN ATORS George Torolan loseph Albert Thomas Clemens Robert Guxnn Paul Kllne lohn Marks Ph1l1p Schw1nn Robert Stevenson Ex 0tt1C1ary Rolland Wetzel ALTERNATES lohn Strahle lonathan Baba Adam Dymeclu Wlllldm lrhtchcock Kenneth Loesch Synor Moore Harold Slater Walter Techtman Manfred Mendel Al ' A2 A3 ' A4 ' ' ' ' A5 ' A6 A7 Thomas Romano Benjamin O'Toole A8 ' ' ' A9 ljigllty-Xznc BIBLE CLUB The Northeast Bible Club was founded by Mr. lohn Wesley Rhoads in l928, and has been under his leadership ever since. At different times the club has been honored by the presence of different Pastors of Philadel- phia and vicinity. lt has influenced many Northeasters throughout its years cf existence. 7 g- STAMP CLUB Tire Stansip Lliztf is ctie cf tl ef iew new Quilt at Ncrtlpeast. Tlie irieriibers of the club rreet or cf' a week under the capable leadership Cf Mr. Roland C. Doane to discuss current issues of stamps, to trade stamps with other members of the club, and to conduct auctions. There are ve ry laroe collections amono the members. LIBRARY SQUAD ln l938 the Northeast Library was organized At that time it had only a few hundred books but under the leadership of Miss Dorothy Ward and Miss Mary l-limmelwriqht, more than twelve thousand books are now to be found on the shelves. The Library Souad consists of boys who are in charoe cf clerical work, fixino books or. the shelves, ,rocessino new volumes and kee ino lm , I I3 . the lLbrary iri orderly wozkino condition. ORCHESTRA liz l903 the Northeast Qrchestra was founded by Dr. A. Q. Michener who later left Northeast to become principal ot Central High School. lts original torm was a club. but later in N926 it became a regular school protect under the direction ot its present conductor, Mr. Paul E. Duffield. Although the initial group had but 25 to 30 members, the present group has an enrollment ot over 50 participants, nearly most ot whom ioined in the MF Class. Interesting to know also is that during the course ot the school term the Qrchestra plays at the Revue and Senate plays and at assernlglif s. The Orchestra also entertains at other lurzicr and Senior high schools throughout the city. BAND Time Northeast Band was oroarizzeii 1:1 PS9 under the direction of Mr. George Vtfaslico. The Band can be seen and certainly heard at every Northeast football game. Beside this event the Band also entertains at assemblies and Tune Conimencernents. There are about SO members in the group this term under the leadership of Mr. Francis Mixphy who took charge in '43 and is dolrig a great ioo. SWING BAND The Swing Band, sometimes called the Northe east Revue Swing Band, does not contine its activities to the inside ot the school but provides music lor ten junior high hops each year. This band is led by a student band leader and Mr. Duttield leads by proxy. The Swing Band, this term, is led by Tack Tronieri who is a very tine musician. A portion ot the Swing Band graduating with us includes Wattennislker, Fngle, Levin, Klee- inan, and Reese. is NORTHEAST - KENSINGTON DANCE COMMITTEE The Northeast-Kensington Dances originated as an after school social affair, held weekly in the school gymg they are now held on alternate Friday evenings at the Lighthouse Boys Club. These dances are looked forward to, as they are a great help in getting acguainted with our sister school, Kensington. The committee organizes and conducts these dances and deserves credit for a job well done. They have put forth great effort in bringing pleasure to the boys and girls of the respective schools. They always managed to attract a large crowd to these dances. The graduating seniors on the committee were Adam Dymecki, Robert Antosh, Rolland Wetzel. LUNCHROOM MUSIC During each lunch period in the NE lunch- room l Bebop and 'lmello Rooney Swing' can be heard by the fellows. This is the job of the Music Committee. ln return the fellows are asked to keep the lunch- room as clean as possible. This music committee was organized by Sam Stagliano in l947 and ever since has been on the job supplying music during the lunch period. TRAFFIC SQUAD The Traffic Squad, one of the largest organizae tions in Northeast, is under the direction of Dr. Howarth. Members of the sguad are posted at each door and stairway to prevent boys from wandering in the halls and disturbing classes. For each period there is a captain and lieu- tenant who, for the most part, are seniors. The work of the Traffic Sguad is exceptionally difficult because it takes strength of character to repri- mand a friend found breaking rules. THEATRICAL ELECTRIC CLUB Under the outstanding direction ot Mr. William N. Wilson, the Theatrical Electric Club maintains our stage lighting, public address systems, and movie cameras. lt is also one ot the factors in the success of the Revue and Senate plays. LOCKER SQUAD Many students do not realize what a tremen- dous task it was to care for the many lockers in the schcol. ln order that all detects of the lockers would stop and could be repaired, Mr. King organized the Northeast Locker Squad in 1936. The Locker Squad consists ot experienced groups. During their stay at the school the Squad is continually repairing the faulty equipment. Qi STAGECRAFT CLUB The Northeast Staqecraft Club was organized in l932. Repairing scenery and stage equip- ment and constructing scenery lor the Revue and Senate plays is the main job ot the club. Mr. Louis Herwig, HA Class Chairman, is the sponsor, and the members have done their jobs well. There are no regular meetings ot the club, all work being done in the students spare time. THE N ORTHEASTER COMMITTEE The Northeaster is a students handbook of Northeast. A similar book, previously issued in l925 and l936, was called the Pilot. The re- vision will contain many photographs, floor plans of the school, and information about Northeast. The book is to be written entirely by students under the guidance of Mr. Rofman. This book will be of invaluable assistance in getting the freshmen acguainted with the school, but it is not solely for them. lt will be interesting and informative to the seniors as well as the freshmen. lt is hoped that this book will arouse a keener interest in sports and organizations and will encourage candidates to go out for the various activities. Seniors on the staff are Werner Marx, Manny Mendel, Tack Peterman, and Arthur Groffman. TRIBUNAL Under the guiding hand cf Mr. Roland C. Doane the Northeast Tribunals duty is to see that all laws passed by the Senate are enforced. Students who violate laws are brought before the Tribunal, tried by it, and if guilty, are punished according to the degree of the offense. ln its l3 years of existence the members whoare on the Tribunal are students who have distin- guished themselves scholastically and also in extra-curricular activities around the school. Members of the Senior Class were: Carl Brown , . , ..,. Chief Tustice George Toroian . . . . Clerk Henry Doerfler. . . lustice U. N. N. E. The U.N.N.E., a relatively new club, formerly sponsored by Mr. Konick, consists of students who have a genuine interest in world affairs. The present sponsor, Mr. Twining, took the position in 1947. This club offers Northeasters a fine opportun- ity to become familiar with the policies of other nations, and with some of the problems that face the United Nations today. Students participating actively in the club are sometimes awarded extra credit from their history or social science teachers. CIRCLE Hi-Y ln 1944 the Circle l-li-Y was reorganized at Northeast under the guidance and supervision of Mr. Russell Tompkins, who has remained as sponsor ever since. Character building, sociability, aiding the school, and creating and maintaining through- out the school and community high standards ot Christian character are the aims ot the club. Among the activities ot the club is assisting in any way it may be called upon. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Since 1941, when the Distributive Education Course had its beginning at Northeast, over one hundred and titty boys have completed the course ot study and gone torth to put their knowledge into actual use. Dubbed the Hearn as you learn course it has become one ot the most practical lines ot study at Northeast. The boys attend school in the morning for the theory, and work during the afternoons and Saturdays in retail stores apply' ing their knowledge. Mr. Wiener, the courses teacher coordinator, with the aid ot a group of Philadelphia mer- chants, makes it possible tor the boys to obtain jobs in retail stores. During the term which has just been com- pleted, the sale and distribution ot the PTC trolley tickets for the entire school has been placed in the boys' hands. ORIGINAL Hi-Y Under the supervision and guidance ot Mr. Frank Bogia, the Qriginal lsli-Y consists of boys who are outstanding in scholastic ability and in extra activities. Assisting the Traffic Squad and ushering at the Revue and Senate Plays have been the job ct this organization. Their social activities also include dances with the girls' l-li-Y from GGY' mantown and Kensington. Members ot this years' graduating class are: George Mills, Aaron Nuneviller, Robert Antosh, Rolland Wetzel, Charles Duntee, Philip Schwinn. AA 1 - THE SENATE At the beg1nn1ng of each term two representatwes are elected by every sect1on The Senator the spealcmg offtcer attends each of the Senate meetmgs The Alternate bes1des attendmg the Senate meet tngs m the event of the Senator s absence has the chlef duty of sellrng The Megaphone to h1s class Northeast was one of the flrst schools to have a student governmg body and the Northeast Senate IS now one of the best specrmens of student ach1evement IH the Pubhc school system Qur Senate has more power IH governmg the school than any other tudent governmg body rn thrs sect1on of the country The ch1ef dutres of the law makmg group consrsts of appropr1at1ng money for the budget leg1slat1ng for the school and grant1ng charters to newly organtzed clubs The Senate Trlbunal whose mem bers are chosen by the faculty has vested m 1t the 1ud1c1al powers ofthe school of the Senate ln the f1rst meetmg of each term the Senators elect the Chalrrnan of the Senate who IS a member of the faculty Electlons are also held for the Vlce cha1rman and Secretary who are members of the student body Mr lacoby was elected Chatrman for the lanuary 49 term Raft and Wetzel were elected V1ce chalrmen anc Kenneth Loesch was re elected Secretary Nm V, lf V, ,,, My 1 . gl 2 ' . 3 fl T' l 'A . , x W 1 11 1 1 X . 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The rest ot the starting lineup was composed of Ed Eaise, Loci Manacello, Len Oliver, Arnold Menge, lack Dunn, and Bill Eckhardt. ln league competition the title was taken tor the ninth straight time, the unbeaten record was extended to 60 I W ,f WM 1' f 16' T EAM straight games, along with not being scored upon. Mast- baum, Bartram, Central, Olney, Roxborough, Gratz, and Frankford were all toppled during the regular season. The championship was not won until the last game because Germantown was also undefeated until then. ln the City Championship game, Northeast and Girard College played a scoreless game after playing two extra periods. Northeast placed tour members ot its team on the All- Scholastic and All-Public team. They are Kurt Klaus, center half back, Robert Casey, center forward: Tim Eaise, right fullback, and Ed Tatoian, inside left. The senior members ot the team were lack Dempsey, Kurt Klaus, William Crompton, George Strohm, and two fine tullbacks lames and Edward Eaise. 3 i . Y if 0 L 1 'i 5x 1'. 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' . . 9 f S X.. . - , , - c 4r.1r'zL1l1.1' N u WEQJIC TRACK AND FIELD The 1948 Track season opened wtth coach Lester Gwens tn charge of sprrnters and hurdlers The d1stance c1ndermen were coached bythe able Mr Robert Smrth Elmer The1ss ex naval off1cer returned to Northeast and promptly took over the pole vaulters whlch ts hrs spec1alty l-le also coached the lcroad 1umpers The team due to weather cond1t1ons was forced to practtce rn the basement gym Elected by the team as Captatn were George Dukes m1ler and AdamDymeck1 hurdler The coaches bestowed the 1mportant pos1t1on cf Cdl1Sll'1SI'11CS master lnto the capable hands of Manny Mendel who works the team by the trammq rules of Mr Smrth The br1sk early sprxnq days found the team at the held prachctnq all phases of track and fleld The nucleus of a team was there soon tt developed mto an outstandmq track nachrne The team was now ready for compet1t1on Cn May 2Oth the fxrst meet was held at Germantown l-hgh School Northeast lost th1s openxnq by a shrn marqtn of three po1nts The competmq teams were Bartram l-hgh School Roxborouqh l-hgh Qch l Germantown and Northeast Our 1nd1v1d l h oo ua urdler Dymeckl lost to Bartram by 10 feet 1n the stretch fs 'B 'ki , why iff! , ,fi 'v Kijvut 'A mil L- 'rQ my ii, , , ,W A . ff , -N' -.J ' 'F -f , Y 1 3' H. 4 , 5 all ...af I 321 CNR 1 5 J J a . . f' ' , xr Q fl' 'il G p a 1 . f W fy, ,C X .' ' 2 . 2 -A X 1 , -, v . ... ,O 1 ' +1-fl-IF -1 CRCSS-COUNTRY 4,4 i- Northeasts Cross'Country Team under the guidance of coach Les Owens repeated itself this year and again took second place in the Public League. The harriers were strong in their first four meets, defeating all opposition with ease. It looked like Northeast was going to have a championship team, but in their fifth and final meet they met their equal and were downed by a fast Overbrook team. ln the championship race, Northeast took second place bowing to Overbrook once again, and topped the l9-47 champion, Central. ln the Philadelphia Invitation Meet, the squad made a good show- ing and finished as fourth team in the Philadelphia District. The team was captained this season by Robert Roessler and George Dukes, a member of the senior class. This season the Archives were paced by George Dukes who won four consecutive meets and finished third in the Philadelphia Invitation Meet. Members of the senior class on the squad were: Albert Shargo, Robert MacMillan, lames Sanders, William Davis, Felix Scrutchins William Swift, George Dukes, and Manny Mendel. 1 WM . A ll QQ BASEBALL l-opesot the Archive Baseball Sguad were high at the be inning ot th 48 season or thi was the even year According to the records Northeast has taken the championship in the even years ot 40 42 44 46 The squad did its best in an ettort to continue the record but due to weak hitting and bad breaks couldnt continue the string ot even year championships The Archives dropped two pre season tilts with Episcopal Academy and Lower Merion by ,scores ot 2-O and 5,3 respectively. However a welcome streak ot hittirg and strong pitching fat sed the team to beat Bartram by the score ot 10-O. Next oi. the schedule was Qouthern, defending city champions. Northeast had . bad day md the Rams rolled over them by a l2-2 score, Following this were two close victories for the Archives. First the Red and Black beat out the Falcons ot Northeast Catholic 1-O. Overbrook followed as the booming bats ot Carmen Troisi, Alex Neiman and Gerald Finillo were the important factors in the victories. in the next two games both ot which ran into extra innings, Northeast nosed out Dobbins and West Phila. Gratz also tound the scoring formula to topple the Archives 3-O. Nevertheless, the Northeast nine kept plugging and in bitterly contested games turned back Qlney 4-2, Roxborough 342, Mastbaum 3-O and Atlantic City 30. Members ot the graduating class on the squad are: Edward Choplinski, l-larry Dryburgh Vtfalter Duemig, Fred Heller, and Holland Wetzel, ,l SWIMMING The Northeast Swlmmlng Team thrs year was captamecl by Norman Knuttel and lames Howat They had a typlcal Northeast team and had hlqh hopes ot t1n1sh1nq wlth a charnp1onsh1p The mermen won thelr opemnq meet wlth Grratz W1tl'1 allot the tlrst places taken by the Archlves However only SIX out of the elqht places were taken by the Red and Black merrnen Anumber of returnlng Archlves were on the squad among these Norm Knuttel llm Howat Robert Peters and Bob leral The qraduatxng members are Rlchard Boyd Norm Knuttel Robert leral Robert MacM1llan and larnes McPherson Um Humlrcd and Szxlten This season, as in all years, our main toe tor the Public League crown was Germantown. , . S- lr-'fj 46, QQQX K- -X L' S EDU HIGH SL SCHOOL L 0f,L'Yrfl.',4 'HEAO qqpd YTHE43 THE GH-If f 3 Q VR Aggie' V tl Kuff GYMNASTICS Under the able leadershrp ot coach Phrlhp Schnerder who took over the posrtlon prevlously held by Mr l-larry Nelson and Co capta1ns Albert Wentzel and lohn Baba the l947 l9-48 Gym Team breezed through the season takmq second place 1n the league Beaten only by Southern, the Archwes hmshed the season w1th mne wms and one defeat ln 1nd1v1dual champ1onsh1ps, members of the team d1d very Well Led by standouts lohn Baba, Albert Wentzel, and Leonard Sattler, Northeast won a place IH each event Th1s qraduahon w1ll be a costly one to the Gym Team, slnce 1t w1ll mean the loas of such stellar performers ae lohn Baba and loseph l Acosta Um llzzntlrul and .Stunrttn C Q t A ..'-:i th: an V I ' .kj LV i rt , 1555, 4 1 :Qin Ta. , -ff 127554 2 -' 4 , 'V 5 in QA .V ' , 4 'iii 1.5 1, k as '- b y t Nt 4 if 1 I ' A Ysjfw N I 1 .r V' 1 gg . f fl if THE ,M i . -'qv - L -V1 1 N..--' ' I . it X if l K' ' 6' f . ,, fl A' ' Ng? 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FENCING Champlonshlp Team The Northeast Fenclnq Team under Mr Bradbury became the champ1ons of the Publlc League thls past season The squad went through the season undefeated and w1th f1ve WIUS Co captalns of the Archlve fencers were loseph Trlmble and R1chard Overfon The Northeaslers lock three 1nd1v1dual t1tle loe Trmrnble won the C1+YlO1l champxonshlp w1th R1chard Overton as runner up The Clly epee tltle went to Shura Lang R1ck Overton hed for lrst place 1n the state sabre champ1onsh1p Bob Pouncy took second place 1n the Clly sabre Champ1onsh1p The only man on the squad who IS qraduahnq IS Synor A Moore On llunirl 111 . . - , .. . , , . . . . .. . ff . . u 1 cl am f'gl1luur1 rfawmf gdbfylf TENNIS Champlonshlp Team For the ttrst ttme srnce the league began rn l909 the Northeast Tenms Team won the1r ttrst Pubhc League Champ1onsh1p lnowltng over all comers rn the leagues IU whtch they were entered Under Mr Ntcholas Grant scoachlng and No l man Captatn Harry Moreln s leadersh1p the Archxves swept through thetr rlvals notchxng all V1CtCFl9S ID the1r seven league games and lostng but one game 1n thelr lnterscholashc League schedule Although the Champ1onsh1p was thelr f1FSt It was expected because as Mr Grant puts tt We had the best collectton ot players rn the c1ty ln past season tournaments ID wh1ch many were entered bythe Archtves Captatn Mor-ern along w th lrw1n Becker reached the ttnals tn an lmportant lndoor tournament at Swarthmore College Morern wa th orly oraduatt o rn mo r o th t rn Un Iltm nl 1 . . , . . - , , 1 . , t. 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Xzrvlacn BOWLING Champion shlp Team The Bowlmg Squad was coached thls year by Mr Walter Clark of the HISTOTY Department Mr Clark was very successful as the new flnlshlng the season wlth a grand score of thlrty elght w1ns and only fourteen losses They were beaten by West Cathohc for the C1ty Champ1onsh1p by a score of 2569 to 2534 The captam th1s year was Mano Verz1ll1 a member of the June 1948 class Members of our class on the Bowl1ng Team are Phlllp Schwmn George Frattara Arnold CUTTIS and Arthur Kudelko One Hundred and Tuenlg coach, having coached them to the Public League Championship, TABLE TENNIS Northeast Golt Team organized two years ago after a period ot several years The team ni hed the season as most Northeast teams do with a good re cord They lost two and tied one while defeating German town Frankford and Southern Mr Boyd coached the team into third place in the Public League The team was sparked by Larry tan' who is a hard man to beat becat e o his many year ct experie ce William Wark is a errcer c the oraduati o cla GGLF This year's Table Tennis Team under the capable direction of Mr. Rosenstein made a com- mendable reccrd for itself, tin- ishing the season in second place The team took every meet but two losing to Central who took the championship Ronald Wong a member of the lune 1948 class was the cap tain Two members ot the grad uating class were on the Table Tennis Team this year Yale Beletz and Seymour Stilman Un Hzmtr tant fu nfx On re- . fi. 's.. Krause and William Wark, Cap- zs f 'R s ni . ,f . ' 'n ss. L' tvs'-V 4. L KL' -'- L' TROPHY CASE Every school, no matter how large or small, is proud ot its athletic achievement. North- east is no exception and is very proud ot its numerous trophies which are kept in the trophy case in our school library. Some of these trophies are presented each year to the championship team ot that year, while others are ours permanently. Since Northeast has entered into athletic competition they have earned many championship trophies and will continue to do so tor many years to come. -4-- 4 f 'Ar in C , W ,, 1 fr' CHEERLEADERS No outsider who has ever wztnessed a Northeast football game has oozie away without being impressed by the Red and Black Cheerleader Squad. To many people the cheerleaders seem to be the source ot that unouenchable Northeast Spirit. 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He then sadly removed hls suede shoes h1S most prlzed possesslon Placing them on the NE Sandwlch Shoppe counter he gripped the dice firmly he threw a beautiful palr of snake eyes With tears ln hrs eyes, he walked solemnly towards the reservolr Arthur Groflman noted humamtarlan and Manny Mendel noted everythlng rushed mto the Senate and proposed an emergency motxon to stop Splke But th1S was all 1n vam, a splash was heard John W Rhoads who was fishmg on the south slde of the reserxoxr, threw ln a life saver Because he was not cooperatlng a hundred per cent with Mr Rhoads, Spike drowned Funeral SEFXICBS will be held Monday 2 20 P M m front of the NE Sand wich Shoppe The sermon will be conducted by Rabbi W7lCt0I' X oron Physlcs Teacher D1es at Home Mr Karl Brandt dled yesterday at his home ln Heyou Park Hls death came after three days of electucal torture It all started whlle he was teachmg a class ln physics at North east Hlgh School Whlle performlng an experlment Mr Brandt unfor tunately and unconsclously got hls currents crossed thereby exposlng hlmself to an electromagnet which attracted by h1s keychain turned hlm mto a perfect example of mcan descence Before he could be de magnetlzed Mr Brandt suffered innumerable electrlcal sensatlons Frlends may call at his home to- morrow Okay Any szmzlanfy belueen adual ezcnls and occurrences reported ' here as Iough luck for all mdzzzduals concerned Around NOTff16aStl Monster ln Favorlte Northeast 1S to be honored th1s month Through the ardent efforts of Mr J W Rhoads Soclal Sclence Teacher RUSSIHS famed Mr Molo tov wlll come to our school to receive a Senate Award It has been an nounced that Mr L K Smlth our hydrogen sulphlde manufacturer w1ll run for Presldent next electlon on the Democratlc ticket Hls Vlce presl dentlal candidate will be Mr Cam of the Engllsh department They hope to maugurate some new deals Flash' ' V Sleepy Joe Waterbor does four mmute m1le ln T I T tTeachers Invltatxon Tournamentr It pays to be a math teacher Bookle Backhaut plcked three wlnners at Hialeah last week If you re look mg for greeting cards see Mr R C Doane It has been discovered that greeting card manufacturmg plant If anybody IS lnterested Mr Fltz gerald has an A for the first boy that can give a definition of Enclxped Mr Lester Owens of the gym de partment IS recuperatlng from a recent accldent It seems that Abe dldn t want to sit down Catastrophe' ' ' Dashlng Bob Bradbury has been called ln by the Internal Revenue Department for some error 1n h1s mcome tax report It seems that he didn t carry It out to three slgmficant figures To whom It may concern Captam Munsee was reported TIl1SSlIlg three days ago however his body has been found at the bottom of the reservolr wlth welghts on hlS feet Yaaaaa Dr James D Gordon has been seen walking around wrth h1s arm ln a sllng It IS reported that he got It caught whlle closing his roll top desk ln the Megaphone oflice What a plcture story that would make A WILL We, the Graduatmg Class hereby leave the Archive office to any up and coming soccer player who desires to use xt as a practlce field The Mega phone, to whom it may concern The School Bulldlng to the dogs The Sandwich Shoppe to Lee and John The F Class to the next Semor Class to torture The Gym to who ever IS fool enough to want lt Splke to his Gats And please leave us to our peace Um lluntfrttf and lutnlx lour Cot When Slam By RAY LINKL Monster Mendel the polltlcal boss of Northeast was assassmated earller ln the week by an unknown person It IS believed that Monster was on his favorite cot in the Archive office when the mtruder came through the window and by means of a kmfe in the heart of Mendel finlshed the Monster s career at Northeast Upon learmng of the very sad sltua tlon Splke Spector took h1S rod out of h1s pocket and sald ln a fearful tone l ll get the person who did thus' After a long search Splke learned who had commltted thls hor rlble crime It was none other than Stockrldge Two days later Casey was found ln the cleaning ladles closet with s1x bullets ln h1s back Ob vxously Spector had done his work The whole school communlty was upset over thls affalr and consequently dlvlded Into two partles Splkes Serpents and Joes Jesters Because of a splxt 1n one of the partles Dom Venuto and his Class Officers formed a thlrd party Four hours after the split Jerry Klein was found ln tl1e desk of Dr Gordon, in the Megaphone office After a strlct examlnatlon he was found to be DEAD The cause of his death was probably due to the stolen class dues Wh1Ch were later found after the crlmlnal capturlng of Blmky Roland Yesterday a truce was called after the blggest battle ln school hlstory m which many students were kllled Among the deaths was Jack Peterman who was scaling the wall to take an actlon plcture of the mam battle and was knocked off' his lofty pos1t1on to his death 1 000 O00 000 feet below The thlrd party was completely abollshed and upon the slgnmg of the treaty only Stockrrdge s party re malned However not only students were mvolved ln th1s bloody 8581! because xt was later found out that a few teachers were engaged ln the afl'a1r Sonny Boy L K Smith was mvolved trylng to sell new explosives which would have blown the whole school apart For this crlme he was sentenced to 20 years of teachlng chemlstry at Glrls Hlgh School ut K N kg ,W I -so ' 7 , W ' Y ' 7' ' N W ,T W . if . . . . r . . A ee I e A We ee I -ALL Lee - I CC ' ,Y t gg ay ' 0 o o 0 , , j I I I . . 1 I , . Y D . - , - v .. Y. 1 . . . . . , , , g - 1 II ' vv ' ' ' - A , ' L ' I I I 'I lf ', ' ' 1 ' - ' 3 ' . ' .' f ' . s 1 I I I ' ' If , . . . . - .- . I . D A 'T ' I .' ' , , , H ,H I . D u A ' 9 sr I 1 J . ' ' ' I , . 'I . ' ' ' I , , . ' u ' vy - I Ki ' Y' 3 - u - n . ' ' ' . . I ' t ' 1 ' u 1 I ' Y ! . ' , . . . ', ' U ' , . . - , ' Y ' , I I I Y . . - V , , . . - U - H he owns a controlllng stock ln a large , Tom Casey, right hand man of Joe ' ' ' . . ' f ' 'X . : . ' 1 T I I V , , 'l I . . u H , , , , T 7. ' I I I I 1 - . , X . . : . . - 1 , - . ' . Y I ' A u 1: - v , . . . . . , H . 1' A V ' 1 V, ' ef --W H ' . H . . -u Q I ' . ' 0 . , . ' . . . I ' ' , A' . . ' ' ' G u ry I . I I , V Y ' ' I l ' ' I I I I I I . at . ,Y l , , . Y I- . 'Y . . . - , . , , . . I . ! ' I ' . . I I I 1 W7 V ' I . I , - Y . -v 1 r Y' I ' ' I Q I ' . ' 1 ' v . 7 . . v - '. . . . I' . r . ' Iv I ' 5 , I' 1 ' 1 I. 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