Northeast High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CLASS OF JUNE 1950 EDWARD IACOB BRYNER 5203 Oakland Street Ace Engineer I shall not resign, Mr Rho dsl w s v p r is sta e sf, serving as ernate, an usher at graduation, and spending five terms in the Honor Section. Ed was also a member of the Foreign Policy Association. Outside of school, he takes an active part in the Order of De Molay. of JM-A ROBERT W. BRYSON 254 East Ontario Street Bob To make a million You ain't just whistling Dixie Bob was a very popular boy during his stay at North- east. His favorite hobby is fishing. Bob participated in sports outside of school. He will be long remembered by his classmates. IULIUS BUCHHOLZ 2828 Overington Street Sonny Build own home Okay. lulius was a well-known fellow around Northeast. He had many friends during his stay at Northeast. His hobby is building models. Some of his activities included being a member of the Traffic Squad, and the lunior Varsity Base- ball Team. STANLEY E. BUDINSKY 2415 Meredith Street Stash Flying a plane Hurry up. Stash was a very popular fellow with the Northeast students. His hobby is play- ing basketball. Some of his activities while at Northeast included being a member of the Stage Crew and the Traffic Squad. Stash will be remembered by his friends at Northeast long after he grad- uates. 6 00 Twenty-Three THEODORE BURK 249 East Mayfield Street Ted Photographer Ted is known by everyone at Northeast. His hobby is photography. Some ot Ted's activities at Northeast in- cluded being a member of the Gym Team, the Soccer Team, and the Traffic Squad. Ted will be remembered by his friends long after he gradu- ates from Northeast. WILLIAM HARRY BUSSEMER 2094 East Pickwick Street Buss Cartoonist To work is to succeed. The above saying has been put into practice by Buss. He was art editor of both the Megaphone and Archive. In his spare time he practices drawing ot cartoons. We are sure he will realize his ambi- tion. CHARLES DANIEL CAHALL 4824 Melrose Street - Whitey Auto mechanic What do you say? Many of the fellows dldn't have time to participate in extra-curricular activities. ws was true of Whitey. We ghim success in his ambi- ti' to become an automobile mechanic. VINCENT CAPPELLO 2805 North Twenty-Fifth Street Vint Sax in name band You'll get over that. Although he took some time off for the Gym Team, in which he became accom- plished in tumbling, Vint's main interest was the Wood- land String Band. He also took part in the Revue and was elected an Alternate.

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NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL JOSEPH HENRY BOSS 5916 Tabor Avenue Bessie Be a millionaire That's the way the ball rolls. Joe is a friend of everyone at Northeast. His hobby is sleeping. His activities at Northeast included being on the Traffic Squad. Joe hopes to be a millionaire playboy when he graduates from Northeast. THOMAS MICHAEL BOYLE 2447 East Garnet Street Tom Building trade Tom was well-liked by all of his friends at Northeast. His activities while at North- east included being a mem- ber of the Traffic Squad. He will be remembered by his friends long after he gradu- ates from Northeast. S ,r , S 55 ., of JOHN FRANCIS BRADY 1122 Rockland Street Irish To be a millionaire That was close. John was a well-known fellow at Northeast. He was always smiling. His favorite pastime was roller skating. Some of his activities at Northeast included being a member of the Circle Hi-Y and the Traffic Squad. He will be remembered by his friends long after he has graduated. ELMER R. BRANYAN 3024 Ormes Street Elmo Com. navigator All the time. Elmo was an active member of the Northeast Traffic Squad. His hobby is various types of sports. We are sure Elmo will realize his ambition. If X xaxx GEORGE C. BRAUNS 2077 East Monmouth Street Bud Accounting Oh yeah. Bud's smiling face was a familiar sight at Northeast. He was a hard working stu- dent. His activities while at Northeast included being an usher at the Northeast Revue. Bud will be remembered by his friends at Northeast long after he graduates. LLOYD BREWER, IR. 2143 East Rush Street Hipster Businessman Coolyourself,smallchangef' Because of outside activi- ties, Lloyd could not partici- pate in any activities while at Northeast. His chief inter- ests are boxing and other sports. He has a very pleas- ing personality and his friends at Northeast will remember him. JOSEPH FRANKLIN BRIGGS 6838 Marsden Street Briggs Office work What do you say, fellow? Joe's friendly disposition makes him one of the best friends a fellow can have. His activities while at North- east included being an Alter- nate for two terms and being a member of the Traffic Squad. His hobby is collect- ing recordings. Joe will be remembered long after he leaves Northeast. GERALD BRODSKY 3200 West Arizona Street Jerry To be a success Take it easy, Champ. Because of outside athletic activities, Jerry was unable to take part in sports at North- east. He was well-liked at Northeast by his fellow stu- dents and will be remembered long after graduation. His activities at Northeast in- cluded being his class Sen- ator, on the Traffic Squad, and chairman of the Announcing Committee. Twenty-Two

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NORTHEAST HIGH SCHOOL THOMAS I. CAROLAN 3227 North Marston Street Stud To be a great lover Now wait a minute! Tom was very popular and well-liked around Northeast. He was active as a Senator, Alternate, and a member of the Traffic Squad. He partic- ipated in the famous North- east Revue. Stud will be re- membered as a true North- easter. LE ROY CASTAN 617 Levick Street Castan Mechanic Here it comes. Many fellows had interest- ing hobbies, but Castan's was about the most unusual. Rais- ing hamsters is indeed unusual for a high school stu- dent, but we imagine it could be profitable. He did, how- ever, find some time away from his pets to maintain his studies and serve on the Locker Squad. RICHARD CASTAN 2417 East Hazzard Street Dick Gym teacher That's right. Although spending most of after-school hours engaging in athletics, being co-captain of the Gym Team and a mem- ber of the Track Team, Dick found time to serve his school on the Traffic Squad and was also elected class Senator. His popularity extended to the Original Hi-Y in which he was chaplain. IOSEPI-I CERINO 2862 N, Twenty-Seventh St. Ice Gentleman of leisure Check out. Ice is truly cne of North- east's sons. As co-editor-in- chief of the Archive and news editor of the Megaphone, he proved his journalistic abili- ties. His other extra-curric- ular activities included the lnterscholastic League, Lunchroom Music Committee, Rotary Club, Circle Hi-Y, Northeast-Kensington Dance Committee, Senate, and the Spanish Club. He received a Senate Award and spent his senior year in the Honor Section. ' wx 1 'Twenty-F our LOUIS E. CHARTOCK 2078 East Cumberland Street Lou Medical Doctor Drift. Lou was well-liked by his classmates in his stay at Northeast. He was a mem- ber of the U.N.N.E., Camera Club, Tennis Team, Stamp Club, and the Traffic Squad. Lou also spent three years in the Honor Section. His ambi- tion is to be a doctor and we assume he shall succeed. WILLIAM C. CLOPPER H862 Bustleton Avenue Clip To be a success Dad-blame. It's a great asset to be able to take your car apart and fix what might be wrong with it. Such was Clip's hobby, and we understand that he was quite accomplished in it. He also served his class in the capacity of Alternate. WILLIAM COCO 4208 North Franklin Street Coke Gym teacher A natural athlete, as was exemplified by the fact that he won three varsity letters in Gym. Coke was also popular with classmates, be- ing elected class Senator and to the Executive Com- mittee. A true Northeaster, he was prominent in the Re- vue, and served on the Traffic Squad and Lunchroom Music Committee. ARNOLD A. COHEN 1934 North Thirty-Second St. Professor To be a success Howdy friend. Many boys in our class feel that their greatest achieve- ment is reaching the A class, among them is Pro- fessor. Pcpular with the fellows he was twice elected class Alternate.