Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 120 of the 1946 volume:

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Our class has been singularly fortunate in possessing two of the finest teachers in the school as our advisors. With a deep feeling of gratitude, we realize the many difficult tasks of Mrs. Scanlanls and Mr. Marhefka's posi- tion. XfVe are grateful for the guidance and assistance they have given us during the past three terms. Our task has been to ab- sorb the knowledge contained in our text books. VVe have learned to understand and appreciate the great works of litera' tureg the theory and practice of problems in physics, algebra, and chemistry, and the great past and glorious future of our country. Their task was one of the immediate present. All thoughts of our class trip, class day, and dances, would have fallen by the wayside if preparation for them had been left to us alone. But, our sponsors, freely giving of their own time, have helped us with all these projects. Their guiding hand kept our actions con- stantly to our purpose and within the bounds of common sense, giving the program a unity, without which it would have been practically worthless. Our sponsors' job has been to minister to the likes and dislikes of not merely a few individuals, but rather a student body of over four hundred, yet, reviewing the many happy hours we have spent, we cannot recall an instance when we have not benefited from their sound judgment. Al- though they, too, have out-of-school interests of their own, they gave unselfishly of their time and wise counsel. Theirs, indeed, has been a noble sacrificeg for they could hope for no reward other than the satisfaction of having done a job Well, and done it well they have. To this reward the members of the graduating class wish to add their sincere and whole-hearted gratitude. WVe can say nothing more, but thanks and ever thanks. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Walter Freitag I-rfma Ciavfeid Rv-line Fvamzis Fvemxke nbevger , A dele Fv iedwlagfnd 3uiIdeT'5 of the LITERARY STAFF Rostyh Daviiw Iane Dickso ' Joyce Dow-:lin Phgllif, Gemsa. Katherine MCNVMH Jac!-c Firm Rhoda Goldbev-5 Riva. Qchrodh' mi jVg L h Albert Sl'a.c.vf.dwirt'z. 5' Gertrude. Zacnan h gg M1af5QeiE?g 5mpiyQ Law- asm. Stmpek 8 June 4eTYoJan ART STAFF Maw-9 Essick Florence Cole!-ev Maxine. Auevbach Nancy R fade,-v V. g Elaine boidbewrg Y 5 13 1' Q PHOTOGRAPHER yxgef A RT E D ITGR - Betty Rush ,Tevnj Schwam Sofma. Gdzow Maxine Rosenwaid Herbert Schiller- , -... I A A ' T AssssTANT Busmsss ' f if - TYPW , , Q. E i : Floss Greene A TE: A A TTTTTT ,J JOSCPA' AUM ' . Lhxy M K , ,E I .,': A .ggi K , . X F I A 6 gi T9 Maxme, Kotzker ' T , , . VVL, EV k y: wi , Maxtha. Michelfeldev DDYTS Rogejrb ' m A NAYXCQ MC Caffevy 9 N . 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We shall always remember how he shared the hopes, disappoint- ments, and successes of our years at Olneyg and for his assistance, guidance, and interest we acknowledge a debt of gratitude. 12 Afvnnfs XXSSIISTAIXITS NELLIE FINK Mrs. Fink's kindly advice and her friendly spirit have endeared her in the hearts of the students at Olney. Her deep interest and encouragement have helped us in many of our problems. The Student XVelfare Com- mittee which she sponsors has been a beneht both to the school and to the students. Mrs. Fink has aided many of us by her helpful guidance. She has understood all our difficulties and given us welcome advice and counselling. She has attained many fine things for our school through the fulfillment of her duties as Assistant to the Principal. Because of these and her many other fine qualities, we shall always remember Mrs. Fink. XV.-XIfl'ER D. GREENXVOOD Dr. Greenwood is a friend to all of us. NVC are all proud of that. Dr. Greenwood has spared nothing to make our years here at Olney more beneficial to us. He has spared least of all his devotion. His help and aid during our years at Olney have seen no end. He has taken a great personal interest in every student and this has proved a great help which will be long remembered by each of us. His guidance and the fellowship which he has created have added much zest to the spirit of Olney High School. For his friendly advice, for his cheerful spirit, and for all his help we shall always be indebted to our Special Assistant to the Principal, Dr. Greenwood. 2- xii W! vw -X , B ! X x l f , 1 X. LANGUAGE .,,. XVilliam Barrett Clarence Benjamin Elizabeth Breazealc Helen Coleman Anthony S. Coma ENGLISH ...... ...... j .. . .A ...,.... MILDRED OSLER Robert E. Blanc 960' '-'Cfiilla Patton Ellen E. Brown Clara G. Crankshaw Katherine D. Newman Clifford Horrocks Benjamin M. Hurowitz Marjorie Jones Philip Kligman Theresa T. Micoeci Irene F. Neumann TIHIIE IFACUIUVY bl. . . . .ANNA SH U MXVAY Laura G. Easley Ruth P. liroeger Jessie V. Morton Isabel B. Neumann Marta Samans SCIENCE ... joseph Barely Gladys Benner Louise G. Dreher Raymond N. Fay Linwood 'l'. Lawrence Carl Marxlaccto WOOLF GOLDBERG Dorothea Pike Louis Rayman Marion B. Savin Earl O. Snyder Elizabeth D. Steen Alma T. XValdie Jeannette Portenar Benjamin Rubin Carrie M. Schartle Benjamin Scllleiler Abraham Segal Charles F. Sladen George Y'Voznicki Eleanor XVit1 14 MATHEMATICS .... Bernard August Stella Brown Harry Eiselen Helen Hargreaves Adele Keller Ephraim Mantz Bertha K. McCarthy COMMERCE .... .... R ICHARD M. HOLME Helen A. Carmalt Max Glass Martin Greenblatt Helen E. Hasenfus Luther C. Haupt Harry Humphreys Marguerite Jacobs Clarence Nadel Emily Rainey Nathan E. Rauch Anne M. Scanlan Victor Schiller Maxwell Shoemaker Thelma E. Smith Herman Lebourtz Harris A. Somerset Elmira R. Lippincott Edith . we tzer Rose L. Lischin SOCIAL STUDIES ... .... Gladys M. Adams Bernard Epstein Hazel M. Hussong Ida Kaiser Naomi Kuziemski Gertrude Loveland KI. Hfesley Loyer PHYSICAL EDUCATION .. .... ALBERT M. BARRON Regina Casey Anne G. Dealy Eugene C. Debus Anna K. Liese Harriet Lovelidge Anthony Marhefka Catherine McPeak Edmund Mueller Eleanor Phillips Edna Rodgers Virginia Shields Francis P. Tierney Dorothy Trautwein Emil Weiler Emma H. Y'Vl1itaker 15 . , .MARION L. STUART Russell McDonald Henrietta Radin Robert H. Sehl Marylew Stritzinger Edward Thilo Arthur Tobias .YVARREN G. KIOH NSTON Harry Rantz Harry Schneeberg Claude Schoenly Carl Schott Herman Steinberg. Charles S. Tomlinson COUNSELLORS Margaret Root Helen A. Hoffman Frederick NVetter Dorothy M. XVolH NON- TEACHING ASSISTANT Alfred K. Clearwater Bk. I-Ellen E. Brown Bk. 2-Marta Samans Bk. 3-Ida Kaiser MECHANIC ARTS Benajmin F. Price Anthony Amieo IVilliam Brink David Chambers Elias K. Freed ART Charles B. McCann Carmen Blanc Herman C. From uth Alfred B. Sydney Cross Grayshon Alonzo H. Hall Raymond H. Thomas Charles E. FIIIIIIIIIICYI MUSIC HOME Alohn lf. ECONOMICS Levengood Mary A. Patterson Theodore I-I. Marian Leopold Nitche Marie H. Yen l MATRON DIETITIAN SPECIAL LEAVE Edna E. llennie Miller George I. Oeste f11'lfkff lg NURSE sABBA'1'1CAL I ' I I IEGIINUQR Mary Smith LEAVE I IHI' CS f . ' , . MILITARY lllllllgaxl nl: .I-Iallqywgll LEAVE H I 0 Rose E. Huston George C. Ealer lvHyslQlAN5 Ella E. McAllister COLLEGE Dr. john M. ROSC SiChCl GUIDANCE Connellv COUNSELLOR Dr. Margaret LIBRARIAN 1 . , I ' Leah Plnson Irene If. Neumann Nash OUR SENIOR ADVISORS Bk. 4-Mary A. Patterson Bk. 8-Eugene C. Debus Bk. 5-Harry Humphreys Bk. 9-Hlilliam Brink Bk. 6-David Chambers Bk. I0-Luther C. Haupt Bk. 7-Edith Sweetler I7 COUlNSlFll-IlORS 3522 -x.. Our lile at Olnev has taken us over rough and smooth paths, where never ending problems seemed unavoidable. However, the road has been made easier to travel by the never tiring ef- forts of our counselors. Thev have made our days here more pleasant and less perplexing by their manv acts of friendliness, and bv offering solutions to our numerous problems. Countless hours of worry have been saved bv our counselors' helpful suga geslions. They are always on the job, ready to be of aid to us when we need it most. Our hats are ol'l to Miss Irene Neuman, College Counselor, Miss Isabel Neuman, l2B Grade Counselor, Miss Hoover, Miss Root, and Miss Huston, Guidance Counselors. Their friendliness and patience with us will be remembered along with the many other factors that made our stay at Olney a pleasant one. I8 TIRUJIAN SPONSORS The Olney Trojan was again under the able supervision of Mrs. Micocci, Mr. McCann. and Mr. Schoenly. Once again they helped us produce our class yearbook, and we are sincerely grateful to them. Mrs. Micocci spent her time and effort with the literary stall. She spent many mornings with the group, advising them and inspiring them. Mr. McCann handled the art work. His sug- gestions were very helpful, and he made Olney's Trojan of '46 a colorful and artistic thing. The business angle was one that required work and sound attention. Mr. Schoenly devoted his time to aiding the selling and financing of our yearbook. Speaking for the entire senior body, the staff wishes to extend thanks to the Busy Three , our popular sponsors, Mrs. Micocci, Mr. McCann. and Mr. Schoenly. 19 -x.. F - 'I' Dr.. Af .4 'K if ' v a, x,- f,, 5 5 1 , if 'if ' : E NX . 'r s 'Av' xi - ,E- u .- fm E . 5 1 Ax . .. -. '1 'I fm' 'LE Q 1. 'fu XY, ,QE - H 5 E' F Cf ' H4 - 2 M' fgf E .-' E fb . !'V '4. 25 2 73 E -We 5 E I .lx W ,E Q- ,', 1: t ' H: s Qi' ,I was ' : :.- ,..v' g E Q I . 44 4 1 Ai-.35 ' Mu limi' if f is 7 '-4:90. 'K' Y 'Nu f QQ, s -.E , - s W 5 A 'S 1 -1'-'-1. -5- 1 -: 1' .W N w R NP K0 W-' ,-, W 2 rf: ' 3 S 5 ACT-IIWIITIIIES ,tx W r :':..:T. .ig-.I-.. D I I 5, 5q'f.'f1':5 xl --:I ,il f. -I v- ,I A. 1 , 1 -. :'g,'.L -- 1-, 4 x .. . M ' ' ,, . X ' 1 ji .- . A . 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William Carpenter Representatives Vice-Presirlenls ...... Tony Delaurentis-Virginia Scott Seeretar '.. ...... ...................... u ne Cra 5 Y Treasurer .... ................ K enneth Yoder 22 Student Court Cllivf .l1l.S'fiIf' Kenneth Yoder Sl'l'V!'11Il'3' Martha Vandcvcr SflUll.S'Ul'. . .Mix 'foinlinson S. A. Ufficors l'n'.s'ifl1'r1Z XVilliani Carpenter l'ir'f-l'rfsirlf11Is Tony Deiaurentis Virginia Scott S1'1rr'lr1ry. ..,... june Gray Tn'11.s'u wr. Kenneth Yoder S. A. Sponsors Miss HZiSLflliill5 N111 Schl Mtn. 'lioinlinson Mr. johnson COUNCIL Prmizlcnl ..... . . .Florence Green Viflf-PVf'.Y1'I1l'lIf . ..Alice Hamilton Sl'I'I'I'fIIl'3' .. . ...... june Scheidel Trcrzszzrcr . . . . ,Marquerite Pierson As the students approach their senior year, they develop a keener interest in social activities around the school. There seems to be a greater demand for dances and skates to which our budding Casanovas can escort their lovely ladies. There must be groups to plan all these ai'l'airs, however. Therefore, each of the upper books elects a member to serve on a council for its particular class. The council officers are nominated at a convention, and are voted in by the stu- dents. Each class has sponsors to guide its council. The various committees work in harmony to work out good ideas for every occasion and to insure social and financial success. The l2B class had a capable, eflicient Council, that planned our social doings well. Class Day was especially enjoyable, and the other events were run to every- one's satisfaction. The sponsors, Mr. Marhefka and Mrs. Scanlan, helped in every way. 24 AC UNCL I n'.x'1'rl1'11l ...... .... Q jerry Pollack IY1.I'!'-IJl'I'.S'l'!I!'I1f . . . ...,.. Fred Sheliga S1'r'rr'lr11y ...,.. . , .Hclcn DCXVOII 'l'1'r'u.s'11n'r ........ ....,............,........ I Selly Sensi I':'f'.vl'1lr'11I , ...., . . . . Flilllk Nolhcl' I'iff'-1'n'.s'i1l1'nl . . . . . .ilcrry Simon Srr'11'rf11y ..... ..... E Icannc Fair pI1I'f'!l.S'IHI'l' . . . .... Robert Bur-karl' xl A E I fi Q I LX ,K ,H -R . 25 , . , Clrge hllght 66 .R ' x I 1 My 1 N. ff ' . , -rl 6 2 'ty-. sponsois of our school papel the Olney Highlights . Coming out eyelx Oillf-31 week it has been out faithful companion through our four long years of high school Fl he paper has fought yaliantly beside us and II has upheld the opinions of the student body as best it could. Unlike many of high school newspapers, the High- lights is written exclusively by students for the enjoy- ment of the students, the viewpoints featured are the students' owng the people interviewed are students who are interesting to all of us and whom we all know. This ability of the Highlights to capture the interest of its readers has made it a well-loved and Published by and for the X if Students of Olnev Hugh School Our thanks go to Miss Carmalt and Mr. Hurowitz, the X f iw Q K I v fl' A , . V . wg . . V-V p- lid X very popular piece of Olney tradition. The busy oflice buzzing with activity, the news- hawks dashing to get a story or rushing to meet a deadline, all these are familiar sights to everyone of us. We will long remember the clever columns, the original cartoons, and the choice bits of gossip gathered by means of the local grape-vine. And to its hardworking Editors, Stanley Watkins, and Doris Shapiro Qwhose picture, we regret to say, has not been included on these pagesj we all thank with a hearty, VVell done! ,,.. .. ..., , , M. ,t ,A A ............-.,.., 26 x xx - is f givin' XX K a N 0 wx ' 4 if '33-T ,Q in 1 5, i n Q r-,mv . . f y Ny-ux...'-nv . .. .A .. ......,......--..-..-.- - ... ... ' ' - W0-aw--ff-A . . Q. ,., f .,-- w,vxs1.a .i- 1 G., A .- , -- . Q X f X kunlm B Sjzmmor .. ...... Mr. Nitsche Prffxidmzl .... . . .John Mecaughey I'if'e-1'rf'.sidm1l . . . .Alfred Glassgold Sfvrrelary , . . . . .Margaret Binns Tl'6'll.Ylll'I'I' . . . .Irving Seltzer YVe are all proud ol' our line band, which is rated among the best school hands in this city. Under the excellent guidance and lead- ership of Mr. Nitsche, our band has inspired us and incited our school spirit on many occasions. The new band uniforms, to which we all contributed so gener- ously and which we all awaited anxiously, finally arrived in this our last term at Olney. Our band has led us through many vic- tories on the football field. Now. as we watch them with their handsome uniforms, our hearts beat a little faster and we are proud when we realize that this line band is representing our school. 28 A CAPPELLA CIIO R Sponsor .. .... Mr. Nitsche President ...... ..... l 'eter VVorhacz Vice-Presidenl . , . ........ Cherry Locher Secremry ...... . , . Katherine McNulty Treasurer . . .... . . ...... George Sarkis XVe take great pride in our A Cappella Choir whose line work has added appreciably to the good name of Olney High. Besides the various performances and musical programs here at school, they also provide many churches with inspiring music each week. The Choir members are ready to give their full support and cooperation to these engagements, which take up a great deal of their time. They are all closely bound together by their mutual love of music and their affectionate regard for their friend and leader, Mr. Nit- sche. XVe indeed congratulate them all for their commendable work. Keep it up! 29 e ' ..., 1 J Rummy SWING BAND Sporzsm' . . . ........ Mr. Nilschc l.1'rulr'r ,,,. . . ,,... john AICl'2il1gllCf Tlmnlc' Song . . . f'Moonligl1t SCl'CIl8dCn Sllnmsm' .. Pmsirlzflll ..... l'ff1'-I rr'.si1lf'r1l . . Sc I'I'f'l1lI'-V . . . . Tl'I?flSllI'l'I' .......... . 0BCHESTRA . . . . .ML Levcngoud . . .liomtlly Fcmbach . . . .Ruth Bernstein . . .l'4lOl'CIlCf6 Ozalis . . .limcc Hollman 30 .LY XV AX . A x 1 mx f N.,f.' Sf7UlI.WH' .. Pl'f'Sl'dt 7Il . . . I'z'1'f'-lJr'f'si1le11I Sc I'l'I'lIll'3' . . . T1'FlI.Y1l7'f'l4 . . . THEA TER . . . .M11 Humwitz . . . .Eileen Joslow .. .Luha Allen . . , Ioan XYiess .. .Silvia Scharl CLUB A -an V K4 fx, lvmqj .9 1. ll ,fab . ,lx . , V7 . Spmzwr ..... . ............ . ........ Mrs. Newman A Lwo-period minor meeting alter scllool, the Dra- matics class trains students for our school plays. DIIANIA TICS CLASS 31 HONOR S0l'lETY SflUII.S'IH . . J I rr'si11r'11l ..... . . . I'if'r'-l'1'1'.sirl1'r1I S1'f'n'l1l ry ..... ,,.. K 'I1lY'll.S'IlI'I'lk . . .1313 Slzulcn ........I2lC'li Fink AXll1c1'1 Sl2ll'k0M'ilY alhcrim- McNulty . .KCIIIICIII Yoclcl' F f ! , i .S'j1rnl.sm' . . . ...,, NIV. lulmson l,l'I'.S'1.fI!'IIf .,,.. . . .lislcllc l,cSavoy I'i1f'-l'n'.s'i1l1'11l .. . . . .l,vm1m'c Scllwarlz S1'r'n'lruy .... 'l'n'r1s11r1'r . . . T1'1'l1n1'f'1'ru1 . . . . . .....Hclcn Pabst . . . . . .Em-llc BCIZII' IMIITIIIIF Swgllliill NIUSIFAL JIASTERPIEFES POETRY SPUIISUIK . ......, ....,. IN Ir. Sclllcifcl' IJl'f'.YfIlI'lI1 ......... ...., N larilyn Colm I'iff'-P1'f'.s'i1!1'11l .... ..... l ,uha Allen Sj1o11.s'n r ........ .... IN Iiss Brown Editor-in-Cl1i1'f .... ........,.. A Icanne Fair PALLADIUM STAFF 33 DEBATCING CLUB Sfzmzwr ......... ......,..,..... IN lr. Sc'l1ncclJcl'g l'r'f'.s'1'flr'11l ...., ..... C lhzirlcs Shailcr Vif'c -1JI'l'.YfI1I'IIl . , . ..... Xrlcnc Finkc Sl'l'H'ffII'y' ...... ....., S ulalmc Nccld 'l'n'rm1m'r . ..... liva Pcsscn Sponsor . . . , . .MIL Benjamin Prfsidmzl . . . ......... Bert Lubar Serirelary ...................... Girard Rosenblum CHESS AND CIIECKEBS CLUB 34 INTERNA TIONAL RELATIUNS CLUB Spmzsor ............................... NIV. Rantz I'rf'sirlw1l ........ ,..,..... I 'liyllis Gansz I if'c-l're.s'i1I1'r1I . . . ...... Charles Schalfel' Srrrelzlry ...... ..,. S ally O'Crmnor TI'l'll.YIIl'I'I' . . . ..... Arlene Finke ,4 432-1:. v X,- 'D , - - : A A e W,- vga f , A E! M Q i I , :W .fl NT wwf I Sllimzsrn' ..... ....... N Ir. Segal Prf'si1lw1l ...... ...... . Xrnold Levin I'i1'f-PnfsirIz'21l .... ...... R uth Konrad Swwlfzry .......................... Mae Eisenberg 0LNEY FELLHIVSIIII' CL UB 35 BIBLE CL UB SIIUIIAYH' ..... . . . . l'1'1'.vi1l1'1ll ..... ..... l'i1'1'-l'1'1'si1lr':1I . . . . .Ulm Sm l'f'lIH'3' ..... ..... T, Y'fl.Ylll'I'I' . . . . . . . ..NI1. XXI-111-1' Ruth Ku111':1cl lys Sllllllllllhl Nli1'iz1111 Kohl f1COI'gL' Sarkis Sj1m1.1'111' . . . .Miss S2lYiIl I'1'r'.1'i1Iw1l ..... ,..., l 50111 Rusty I'i1r'-I'1'r'.1'i1lf'21I . . .... Sllliilllll' Ncclcl S1'f'1'f'l111y .,.. ...Hclclm XX'illiz1111s BIOLOGY CLUB 36 S'bm1.s'ur ..... Prr'.s'1'1l f' II I ...... Vir'f'-Prrsirlffrll Sf'1'r1'lz1rv .... PRIMI-TEN . . . .Mix McCann . . . . . . .Betty Rush .. . .Elaine Goldberg . . . . .Angela Arena iii? .-. ,..... PY' I X A .Xyx .XY f Sirk, X, All l V x xx N Nlfixgi? - -.-....,,-....... Sprmsm' .. .. ....... Mr. Barrett PH'Sl.Il'I'Ilf .,.... .... I ,cnorc Schwartz I'i1'f'-Prfcvizlrfrlt . . , . . .Irving Seltzer Trf'11.s'11r1'r' ..... Sf'r'rf'l11rx' . . . . . .Alma Goldman . . . .Connie Manks FRENCH CLUB LIBRARY lll0NITORS Sponsor .............,............... Mrs. Pinson These girls are largely responsible for the quiet efli- eiency which is manifest in our library. They per- form their task of repairing, checking, replacing, and stacking the books and magazines well and their help is indispensable. Sponsor .. ..... Mr. Grayshon Sergmnl ,.., ...,. . Arlene Schilling Corporal . . . ..... Kathryn Carroll COLOR GUARD 38 STAGE CREW' Sponsor ..... ............ M r. Thumlert Presiderzl ...... ...... J oseph McAlce1' l'7iI'C-Pl'!fS1.llF7Il .... ..... x Iames Houscman Sn'rzflary .... ..... V incent Scalzo ' ,x .-Zimifb. TN Eg spin? Sponsor ........... ...... ............ N I r. Thonlas Staff ...... xVilliHlTl Evans, joe Hunter, Milton Evans LIGHTING AND SOUND STAFF 39 SENIUR LEADERS Sponsor ........................... Miss Lovelidgc Manager .......... .... R uth Konrad Assistant Manager .... Mae VVood v Sllmnsm' ........ .............. lv liss Phillips President ......... ......... K Ianet Shute I'if'f'-President ,... .... M argarct Vincze Szfrrfiary ....... ..... l Dolores Madsen Trffrlsurm' .... ....., l Dorothy Gross GIRLS IN WHITE 40 BOYS' VARSITY CLUB Spmzsm' ...... ................ M r. Tomlinson Presidenl ....... ..... J oseph Schneeweis Vire-Presidffnl ..... ......... ' 111011138 Swan Secrelary ..... ..... X Valter Traubel Sponsor ...... ...... N liss Lovelidge Presidenl ....... ...... If 'lorence Green Vive-Presidfml ......... ..... N lean Del Camp Se1'ret1u'y .................. .... E sther Schultz Correspmzding Serrelary .... ...., M arie Betz Treasurer ............... ..... R uth Rand GIRLS' VARSITY CLUB 41 BOYS' HI-Y S lb 0 ns 0 r ...... .... Presidenl ...... Viz'e-President . . . Serretaryv ..... Treasurer . , . . . . .M11 X'Veiler . . . .Fred Seheliga .......jim Short . . . . .Bill Carpenter . . . .Gerry Hoffman Sponsor . . President ...... Vive-President .... Corresponding Serrelary Treasurer ..,... ........ . . . GIRLS' III-Y .Mrs. Kuzienski , . . . .June Gray .Florence Green ... . .Betty Sensr Seere la ry ............... . . . . ...... Ruth Kirmse .Eleanor Preschlc l 1,, 1 1.x 'is ' s fl Sponsor .... President . . . Vice-Presi den I Secretary . . . Treasurer . . B 0 Y R E S E R VE S . . .Mr. Clearwater . . . . . .Charles Wilson . . . ..... John Seipp . . . .... Angelo Patras . . .Thomas Swan N I 4 1 ! ' 1 - X, To the Girl Reserves we owe our clean boards. Sponsor, Mrs. Loveland: Presi- dent, Mildred Strobelg Vice-Presidenl, Claire Steinecke: Serretary, Peggy Seeberg Treasurer, Estelle Simpsong Chairman of Devotions, Anna Snyderg Chairman of Social Service, Katherine Shuppg Chairman of Sofia! Aelivities, Frances Ada Poppg Chairman of Coordinaling Committee, Doris Adair. GIRL HESER VES 43 JU IOR H0 0B t CIETY Sllmnsor .. l'1'1'si1le11l ..... l'i1'1'-Prf'sirIf'11l . Serrelrl ry ............. Corrlfsporlrlizlg SI'f'I'I'flIl'j' Mrs. Kaiser Nancy Schneider . . .Sylvia Cesoll' . . .Mae Garrett .. .Carol Gabler 'l'rf'r:.s'11n'i' ........... , . . . , lane Huberman fs, z Q.-ff 9 , or-T To l , W S' 'H , 1 V. is ff ',l - 1 3 2 unfa ir ,g lax 12511 9 f will ,fy W' ff The newly organized Coll' Club, sponsored by Mr. Haines, has had quite a suc- cessful season. Our home course is now at the Melrose Country Club. The di- rectors were kind enough to offer their goll' course to us. The team played against many of the more experienced schools and came out with very high scores. XVe all know that the competition is strong. and we are hoping they will do even better next season. Lots of luck, boys! GOLF CL B 44 EASTER-PASS 0 VER PLA Y A second Easter-Passover play was presented this year. The production was entitled Landing Room Only. lt was written by Mr. Segal and Mrs. Newman of our own English department, and consisted of live scenes. lt concerned a war veteran, lVilliam Jones, who, while attending a reunion, meets other men who fought in his regiment. They represent many different races and religions. Because of an accident, he becomes unconscious, and dreams of visiting three different countries: Thiswon , Thatwon',, and Totherwonl'. These countries are separated from each other by a glass wall, which must be taken down in order to build an airfield. The play differed from Reunion , the play presented last year, in that it was humorous, rather than serious. Both plays, however, stressed the idea of brother- hood and good-fellowship. Landing Room Only had its own songs and lyrics. The lyrics were by Mr. Schliefer, the music by Mr. Segal, and the arrangement by Mr. Levengood. The choir was coached by Mr. Nitsche. The presentation was sponsored by the Better Relations Committee of the Faculty and by the Fellowship Club. Invitations were sent to many people in the city who are interested in intercultural relations. 45 INIATUQNA IHIQJINICDR 5506 UETY 9 E M ? ss ,J JACK FIN,K - President 1IONOR SOCIETY Of the illustrious one per-cent of the student body which com- prises the Honor Society, Hfteen members are graduating this term. The graduating officers are: Jack Fink, President and a mem- ber of the 12B Councilg Albert Slackowitz, Vice-President and a member of the Trojan Staffg Katherine McNulty, Secretary and a member of the A Cappella Choirg and Kenneth Yoder, Treasurer, and Chief justice of the Student Court. The other graduating members are: Bill Carpenter, President of the S.A.g YValter Freitag, Trojan Editor-in-Chief, Phyllis Gansz, President of the International Relations Clubg June Gray, President of the Girls' Hi-Yg Ruth Konrad, Manager of the Sen- ior Leadersg Joyce Leepard, Member of the International Rela- tions Clubg Cherry Locher, Vice-President of the A Cappella Choirg Hilda Moritz, Member of the Student Courtg June Schei- del, Secretary of the 12B Class, Herbert Schiller, Track and Cross-Country starg and Mae NVood, President of the Senate. 46 MOTHERS' DISCUSSION GRUUP One ol' Olney's most active organizations is the Mothers' Discussion Group. The purpose of this conscientious group is to establish a closer contact between the school and home. Their meetings are held at 2 p.m. the second Tuesday of every month from October to May inclusive. Membership is open to the mothers of Olney High students and any members of the community who are inter- ested. The theme of the Mothers' Discussion Group this year was, Preparing Youth for an Atomic Agef' This theme has been suc- cessfully carried out by its members under the leadership of their capable oflicers. l II' .g.S ' OO 9 o Ol o,, Iv, I ' 0 '. sz . . . 0 O O n , I ha' og n ',o . ' a , g'. 0 Q h .',0 air' 'N 0 .5 '.o 'Q . ago.. ' no Q u u o , 47 XVe of the graduating class of June, 1946, acknowledge with gratitude the fine work The Big Four Fathers Asso- ciation has done. This organization has begun a Life Membership Drive. The money received is used for schol- arships for our students. The results of this drive will enable many of our students to have the privilege of at- tending college. XVe owe our deepest thanks to Mr. Hubert li. Reimel, the founder of this association, and the president, Mr. G. Elwood Prince, and the other oflicers, Charles H. Henning, vice-president, NVilliam P. Kinsley, secretary, and Her- bert R. Sparks, treasurer. ,- ' ' is 'K 7 . 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'l'hc umlvlczttctl 'ltokizttlcttcs heat ull 21 lzttv Valli hy John B2il'll'2illl. thus st1c't't-ctl- ing to thc mytliicztl titlc. Olncy. wlimc only loss in eight gzmtcs last ical' was to liartram. cxtcmlctl its x'ictm'y ntrculx to I5 in its last Ili mtztt-ts. Seniors arc: I-'lon Green. Alcan llclraiup, Hclcn Xvflllilfllll, lilczmm' Xlktgiict. and listhcr Schultz. GIRL ' BASKETBALL TEAM so BASEBALL TEAM Although our Baseball team had only five returning leltermen:-Norton YVeller, eatcherg Bill Bergey, first basemang jerry Simon and Ed Teidler, pitehersg and Bob Crimian, outlielderg-we finished up well in the league standings. M76 were ably coached by Mr. Sehoenly, and the team worked hard. Norton YVeller was elected captain and the fellows who made up the rest of the team were: Franny Leonard, Mike Meptring, Herbert Carlis, and Sammy Roseman. XVith the coming of Spring, we saw the Diamond Girlsl' with bats and balls and a spirit behind their swing. Because ol Mrs. Liesefs Hne coaching ability and girls that pack a wallop as hard and far as Flossie Green, Jean Deleamp, and Esther Schultz, the girls hit the league with a hang! GIRLS' SOFTBALL TEAM si BASEBALL-SECO TEAM Since over one hundred lilty boys came out lor this baseball season, a second team, under the able direc- tion of Mr. Amieo, was organized out ol the most promising players. Managers: Ralph Adams and james Campbell. The Bowling Team is sponsored by Mr. Marnatto. This term thev have had a fairly suc't'essl'ul season. The highlights were the victories over Northeast and Dobbins. The team owes much thanks to its captains. -lerrv Geever and 'Bill Kilpatrick. They have broken the lfltll league record. Nlannv Ulassman helped in doing this: he bowled a st-ore ol' 2lI. Since the team has witnessed many triumphs, we all hope they will be victorious a great many more times. B0 WLING TEAM 52 GYM TEAM 'l'his year the gym team had a very successful year and finished in second place in the league. The star gymnasts were I-Iugh Goldstein, Charles Hainsworth, -lay Bean, Richard Deigle, Arnold Shapiro. The boys ol' our fine tennis team got oll' to an early start. Many came out with the great enthusiasm that characterizes Oh1ey's sports teams. That one corner ol' our Athletic field where the courts are situated was constantly busy with the Jealous candidates. The boys realile without the aid and assistance of their coach Mr. McCann their going would have been more difficult. TENNIS TEAM 53 TBA CII TEAM Our 1946 track team had a fairly successlul season because ol' the spirit with which the boys applied themselves. Some of the individual performers were Walt Churchill in the hall'-mile. Herb Schiller in the mile. Ernie Kolinsky in the hundred yard dash, 'l'om Swan in the hurdles, and many other outstanding boys like Carpenter, Beiler, Silverman, O'Neill, Cooper. l.itt. Seipp, Carmy, Davis, Glassman. Snyder, XVilson. and Hopkinson. Olney's aquatic lassies. under the capable direction of their coach, Mrs. Virginia Shields, have formed an especially good team this season. The girls had a heavy schedule and they worked enthusiastically throughout the term. GIRLS' SWIMMING CLUB 54 Sparked by a great one-two combination, John XValsh and Herb Schiller, Olney High's l945 Cross-Country Team finished the season with a fine record. In the course of defeating XVoodbury High, Northeast, Germantown, Ben Franklin, John Bartram, Southern, and Roxborough, our harriers captured two triangular meets and finished second in two other contests. Beside XValsh and Schiller. the other varsity recipients were Bill Carpenter, Bob Beiler, jay Surkin, Don Thoroughgood, Jerry Simon, Leon Margolis, Harold Yaffe, Gene Coldblnm, and Gerry Snyder. CIIIISS-CIIULVTIIY TEAM GIRLS' IIOCKEY TEAM Under the fine coaching of Mrs. Liese the hockey team had a very successful season. Combining skill and teamwork they completed the season with seven wins and one tie. Perhaps it was the new mascot, Sparky, that led them to vic- tories, but we prefer to think it was the desire and ability of the girls to light and win. YVe are sure that the fine spirit of the team will be carried on. V 5 5 W . .anh.dnlZu, , Our 1945 football team. under the able coaching ol' Mr. Barron was moderately successful. The end of the season found us with four victories, four losses and one tie. Captain Bernie Lemonick, ably backed up by Charlie Ellman, Bob Lesnick, Dick Stall, and Martin Bogos, and others. tried his best to keep the games fair and exciting-symbols of good sportsmanship. FO0TBALL TEAAM SHCCER TEANI The soccer team under the direction ol' Mr. Brink and their worthy captain Fred Scheliga obtained 5th place in the league this year. The cooperation and team-work of these boys is typical ol' Olney's sportsmen. 56 E C' 5 QQ M W HAT 13 HU QQY E CA in , f KE 1 -v S X 58 59 ,. ..- Q ' 'X I ,th Q., Ivx ' as : fgnf 51 - 2 '+-. f'. '. 'QM-5 'Q I , .. -, 5 V' 'rm QQ u :HE Q'f'P Ri. f XM ' 'X' mln: 'fs 'ul' E 'fr I: E .w I S ,F S F X . . . 'Y 'QI 1 S Q, 2 U ,w , 1 , , Lgv , - .0 5 X qi' xr , '4 ,h ww 1 - g i ' X NX f 'I, ' f F. ., 52? , Y 1 15 W U. 4 I 'lx' YN , 5 : ' 2 E 5 N V, ' ! '-I 1 I 5 J' tv X sung? may 41.375 TT N E ,J E' 'RX .jig-11. ,,. 'w 'Q. E' fs W, N9 , 'Fx ' V' A5 S S IFIEAT URIES .. 3-.ll me zf 2.'igsW'1w-Q,.f, , f 2' Mmm 2. +R, ig x WHEN Y U AND I WE E' Y UN EMILY BINDER LOUISE RUNZE JUNE REICHERT JOHN DELOAIIO PHYLLIS PAINTER FLORENCE COLCHER BILL SHERMAN MAXINE AUERBACH GIOVANA De-ANGELO SONIA GETZOW MARY ESSICK BETTY RUSH ALBERT SLACKOWITZ GEORGE SARKIS FLORETTE KESSLER LORRAINE THIEL MARION LORD RHODA MALAMUT RUTH VVITHOL RITA HANKIN HERBERT SCHILLER IDELE XVILDER DORIS SMITH DOLORES YODER ROSLYN DAVIS THERESA SPADARA , Bam Ii . - - : 3 -3 -ii' 1317 V H 'iz I . - -Ziff. '. - :..1 .::e.--- ' ' ' ' I ' . ' . , '. -L R , . . . . ,'J-- -'f-,-5-aff-. .I :::..'.'. '. ,- 'f':'f5,'.. .K 'f:'gf1 'I -I 'lr -I3 5,1.f.-'.511-1 . 'f :.:::.',i, fa-:asa --, , ,' 'ff f f. SL 1 gf ff:.2f'.-12:5-'34 A if1'f5:':':'. :2'sE-Z'i'- ,if tix' . '-f:'L.' 1 2121121 as ' 131 : W E 2 11 f' '-'-5':':f-5 5: -.1 - X 2: -' - :: -' 1-lax 'A -- :Z-...zz 1 1.- :2 '1,g::.'I .Z55 ', + E ' i15,-.- '-'-'.:'.-.-'.11:?-, A ' 1 - n - '-'-.,:- W: X ':.:.:.: :1:.-I.---725 X ' - X 'N E I I 1 ' -e :' - -. . . . . . .. 2. ...- E' ' .J-' .- ' - ---sz ' 'Q zu. ..-:,g. x - -:'.'.:'.1'.:1. ' Y : 3 . , ' X 3:-fgggjgls ,i , .: Z -. 2 L.. :ig Nj ', ,, , '32, A H 3 is ' -.- .- -fx xi' .. 4 65 fx I X' TM Te CLASS lIISTORY FRESHMEN How strange this huge school was to us lit- the freshmen who entered in Sept. 1942. We entered from many different schools, and for a short time we mingled only with our own crowds. The boys from Barton staying with each other, those from Creighton and other schools would not even associate with one another. As the term went on we broke down this social barrier until we could not even remember who did or did not graduate with us from grammar school. We soon stopped boasting of our grammar schools and became good Olneyites. It wasn't long before we were introduced to the first rules of de- mocracy in Olney. We got down to electing our senators and made a wise choice by elect- ing Renee Spector and Paul Cutler. Our new senators were rather green , but they soon learned what to do. They began working hard for the freshman class. After the thrill of first election, we settled down to work. The school work seemed difficult because it was different from grammar school. However, we found the S.A. under Dominic De Lauren- tis was a great moral builder, and with the entertainment and shows, it provided the rest from study that was needed. Many of our school' chums began their great careers in Olney at this early date. Bill Carpenter and Ken Yoder went out for track and were elected to offices. Bill remembers how he looked at Dominic with envy never realizing that one day he would be in Dominic's place. Jack Fink also, who started out on the Honor Roll, held Thomas Sayer, the president of the Honor Society, with such esteem. Jack became the president of the Society. Phylis Gansz, Herbert Schiller, Betty Kosty, and Ken Yoder had already won honor awards for their line work. Though we were handicapped in many ways by the war, we managed to have our fun. We never forget our period of adjustment or the pride of being a high school student or the other small things which have made our stay in Olney a pleasant one. SOPHOMORES By this time we had lost that feeling of newness and bewilderment, and we were ready to welcome our new friends from junior High Schools. Our class had grown and we were now ready to begin our real high school careers. Until Mr. Haines became our principal, we were under the very able guidance of Mrs. Fink and Dr. Greenwood. Their untiring ef- forts will always be remembered. We had gained our footing now, and could appreciate the great work of the S. A. with Donald Campbell as Prexy and Dotty Mc- Cuen and Bill Zimmerman doing a fine job of assisting him. V At this time we were beginning to feel the pangs of war, and we knew that it was our duty to bring some joy to our 2,484 former Olneyites in the Service of our country. So, with our newly developed Victory Corps, we sent Christmas greetings to everyone of these men and women. And so we had completed the first half of our Sophomore year, ready and willing to start the next with greater effort and deter- mination to chalk-up a successful term. , Our big three for the term were, Zip Zimmerman, doing a grand job as president, with Peggy Lentz and Cliff Lockyer as .vice- presidents. Again, the cream had come to the top by the presence of these leaders. The big event of the school was the Leap Year Drag. Although, the girls have such an opportunity so rarely, they Were, nevertheless, quite bashful maidens when it came to meet- ing the objectives. But the affair did'turn out to be a huge success And then on May 17 we witnessed one of our greatest thrills. Besides escaping a ni-ght of homework, we viewed the dances, exercises, and songs of our first Field Day. We were also very proud of our new mascot, Lady, who was introduced at this affair. This year our Baseball team was on top, winning all but two games, through the hard hitting of such fellows as, Tony Covello and Ted Kuhn. Our Gym team also came into the limelight, through its captain, Bob Young. And so we completed our Sophomore year, ready to strive for greater aims as juniors. JUNIORS A In our junior year Cliff Lockyer, as presi- dent of the S.A., guided Olney with Anna Schneider and Harry Ingram as vice-presi- dents. Our representatives in the Senate were Mae Wood and Bill Carpenter. The football team held our old rival, Frankford to a 13-13 score. That was the day Pop Bechtel roused the stands with a cheer that had never been equalled. We were all thrilled to beable to leave the stands holding our heads just as high as anyone from Frank- ford. The annual Thanksgiving game found Ed Carr, johnny Berger, jim Donahue and Captain Andy Kerr in there fighting a hard battle against Gratz. Their efforts brought results, for the final score was 19-13. Olney, of course, was the victor. The second half' of the term Harry Ingram was the lucky candidate who became school president. Jacqueline Ferrell and Leo Dona- hoe were vice-presidents. Ed Carr very early in the term received the W. Crowell trophy awarded to the best player in and around Philadelphia. The junior jumble was held at Somer- ton, February 2, and we all had a wonderful time. One day the girls were in a dither. Reason? Lon' McAllister was in the assembly along with George Reeves and Gilbert Herman. Mae Wood was elected president of our class with Jane Dickson, vice-president, june Scheidel, secretary, George Sarkis, treasurer to help her. Mrs. Scanlan and Mr. Marhefka became our sponsors. The May-Day celebration was a huge suc- cess. The day was beautiful and everything in the program was equal to the weather. Is it any wonder that We very reluctantly said good-bye to the title of junior when so many memorable events took place during that year? . SENIORS ' Yes, the great day had come, and after three long years of tedious toil, we were finally Seniors. We all resolved to make this last year one to remember, and it quickly got underway. Our Student Association this term was un- der the leadership of jackie Ferrell as presi- dent, Florence Green and William Carpenter as vice-presidents, june Gray as secretary, and Ken Yoder, as treasurer. These efficient oflicers resolved to' show us bigger and better S.A. shows and dances this year. They started to achieve this goal by the success of their Hal- loween dance, The Witches Whirl , which brings back pleasant memories to all of us. Right on the heels of Halloween came Thanksgiving, with our annual game with Gratz. This year it was held at our own field rather than the field at La Salle. We'll never forget the compact appearance of the stands that day. The Band and Choir were in the limelight during Christmas, when they rendered a beau- tiful Christmas Concert which was a great spiritual experience for all who attended it. Shortly after the Christmas holidays, our 12A class officers, Mae Wood, George Sarkis, Helen Reiman, and Richard Zahn, along with the Council were racking their brains about final plans for our Senior Prom. We had a fine turnout at our informal dance held at Somerton, and we wanted the Prom to be the climax of a successful term. It was just that, for will anyone ever forget the night of Jan- uary 18th when we all danced at the Ben- jamin Franklin Hotel to the music of joe F rasetto and his orchestra? The favors of sterling silver, with blue and white enamel, and with the school seal, were worn by the Olney Femmes with a great deal of pride, for they were the first of their kind since the war. Finally we bade good-bye to the 12B class, and placed ourselves in their shoes, hoping they would carry us through our last term. The newly elected officers of the Student Association this term were president, William Carpenterg vice-presidents, Virginia Scott and Anthony De Laurentisg and our secretary, june and treasurer, Ken were carried over from the previous term. This new S.A. told us to expect to see our new band uniforms by Field Day, and they also gave us some inside information about a new project here at Olney known as The Date Bureau . We also made some changes in our 12B class oflicers, and found that the girls had quite over-powered the boys. We were now led by Floss Green, as Prexyg Alice Hamilton, as vice-prexyg Margret Pierson, as secretary, and june Scheidel, as treasurer. How we looked forward to our class trip which was to be a boat ride up the Hudson to Bear Mountain, followed by Class Day. We knew that they would be the end of our carefree school days, and the beginning of various, new careers. 68 ll-HIE Illlllflllkfll The Senior Prom of january eighteenth, nineteen hundred and forty-six met and sur- passed the requirements for a successful af- fair! We who attended the dance will long remember the happiness and enjoyment which that convivial occasion afforded us, and we will remember too, with pride, the pleasure and the thrill that came from dressed formally and from stepping out . For weeks before the Prom, while prepara- tions were being made, nervous young men could be seen asking their best girls to ac- company them to the dance, and in response to these requests were usually heard timid replies in the affirmative. Finally, when all our preparations were made, and all our difliculties were ironed out, we had only to await that certain Friday night, and how long that wait seemed! At last, the morning of the prom came, and we went to school as usual, although in what seemed to be a happier than usual mood. The fact that half of the girls were absent that day and that the other half had their hair set in tight curls covered with kerchiefs did not surprise us in the least. What did surprise us, though, was that the teachers gave their accustomed tests, for some- how we thought that they would excuse us on that day of days. But the day was soon over, and we hastened on our merry way home. Long before it was time, we were dressed in all our finery and were gazing at ourselves in the mirror. After we bade our families adieu and promised to be home at a certain hour fwe triedlj, we left for the dance. The night was one of those brisk winter evenings that makes one feel glad to be alive. The stars winked down from a cloudless sky as if to give their official approval of our costumes. A When we arrived at the Benjamin Franklin Hotel, we were met by the blinding light of the Hash blubs of some of our school mates' cameras. This certainly made us feel as though we were celebrities. Inside we were greeted by Mrs. Scanlan and Mr. Marhefka who distributed the prom favors. When we entered the ballroom, we beheld a scene of great festivity. Young couples were dancing blithely across the smooth floor to the strains of 'Tm Always Chasing Rainbows. Soon we too took advantage of the music, and we danced and danced. One of the highlights of the evening came when Joe Frasetto and his very able orchestra played the request songs of all the Twelve A classes. These ranged from Symphony to The One O'- clock Jump , and they pleased everyone. After we had danced several dances, we no- ticed that it was getting late and that the crowd was beginning to disperse. Much to our chagrin, the prom was over and it was time to leave. Following the long established custom, we and most of our friends rwent to a night-club after the dance. Here we ate, although we weren't particularly hungry, eagerly watched the colorful Hoor show g and danced again, but on a smaller and more crowded floor. Here too, being forbidden any other drink, we made the best 'of our Coco-colas. At last, the lights were turned on brightly as a gentle hint to all that the club was closing. Reluc- tantly, although now a bit sleepily, we got our coats and left. 10h yes, we paid our billlj Afterwards, we took our dates home fthe long wayj, and then we went home to dream of the wonderful time we had had. GLASS M tY r0wn 'IV R Il IP Favorite P I' XIII SMX URS f .fl - 5 Q-5-Vw . H1 , I iv ' T . If um f ,. , V , Q 1 . - W ' -Ai I ' 1 . ' , ' ' ' 1 i 5 14' QL 'if 3 1 'yr f 'Qi' g ' yi ,. 5- . 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The class of june '46 reached new heights with Flor- ence Green as president, Alice Hamilton as vice-president, june Scheidel as secretary, and Peggy Pierson as treasurer. Mrs. Scanlan and Mr. Marhefka have had much to do with the success of the class in their advisory capacity. joa ,xixkox 5168 Whitaker Ave. Nickname: Yus Hobby: Sports JANE ABRAMS 4109 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Hobby: Swimming, dancing Activities: Book Secretary, Swimming Club, Highlight Ambition: Entering the Busi- Circulation Smif P' f .. ,, . new messlon Doll' is cheerful, sweet, Activities: Debating Club y and sunny umwgh and the world laughs As a secretary she' will be a with you. THEODORE ACKER 250 E. Cheltenham Ave. Nickname: Ted Hobby: Girls 1Vhen you rave about girls, Ted will agree- But to be in the Air Corps, says Ted, That's for me. SYLVIA ADLER 1314 Hale St. There is one hobby Reds enjoys the most, and that is men. Her one ambi- tion in life is to marry a man with hair on his chest. Lots of luck to you on your man- hunt. that RUTH ALDINGER 4224 N. Franklin St. Ruthie's hobby is danc- ing, and we know she makes a very pretty partner. Some- day she'll make an efficient secretary. AIACQUELINE ALLEN 4235 N. 7th St. Although jackie has been in Olney just one term, she has made many friends. Be- sides her desire to learn to fly, she is interested in all sports, but mainly swimming. GLORIA DALE ARONOVITZ 1009 W. Duncannon Ave. Nickname: Ronnie Hobby: Ice skating, tennis, bowling Ambition: Medical career- Nurse Activities: Volley Ball Beauty is part of the fin- ished language which good- ness speaks. honey. Q 9 LEON ADLER 311 WV ' ayn ld . L K Z1 h' i ' 1 7f59'i,.f.-'Z-819- f ee x resent tw ant ate book re - a L ati . is hob- by is d 9 ' g and his ambi- tion is t be an optometrisl, so to a swell guy we say- good luck. MARTHA ADOLF 499 Sanger St. Nickname: Marty Hobby: Loafing Ambition: Nursing Activities: Swimming, Skating And among her virtues was friendliness DOROTHY ALEXANDER 1229 N. 7th St. '4Dollie's hobby is danc- ing. As a highlights repre- sentative she was a success, so her ambition to succeed in life will dehnitely be rea- lized. .IEANETTA ANDREWS 542 E. Godfrey Ave. Nickname: Blondie Hobby: Daydrearning Ambition: Private Secretary jeanetta is the rare crea- ture who enjoys and does her school work well-she is an asset to every class room. Her pretty blonde hair and friendly smile put her in a little class all her own. Good luck, Ajeanetta. KENNETH ARMBUSTER 190 Champlost Ave. Hobby: Football Ambition: To graduate from H. S. Activities: Football team: Representative, 12B Council, Boys' Hi-Y, Varsity Club Ken's wit, cheery smile, and football physique are well known to all of his many friends. 75 'it 0 MAXINE AUERBACK 6517 N. Park Ave. Hobby: Art Ambition: Teacher Activities: Trojan Art Staff Maxie's smile can't be beat. For her we really fell: To sum it up quite briefly. Max We think you're pretty swell. SHIRLEE AXLER 4625 N. Rosehill St. Activities: Palladium Repre- sentative Shirl's hobby is men, and she hopes someday to be a lady of leisure. We wish her luck and hope she'll find the man who can make her dream come true. WVALTER L. BAKER 536 YV. Luray St. Nickname: Slim Hobby: Skating: Riding Ambition: College Seminary WValter keeps busy all day. He is ambitious and eager to become a success. Because he makes friends so easily, he'll always get along. DOLORES BARRl'1'l l' 547 Comly St. Dolly finds skating lots ol' fun. She hopes to be a suc- cess in the future. We know she will be. SOLIS H. BASEN 4069 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Good natured Sol, one ol' Olney's best kibitzers, is in- terested in business for his future work. He has been an active member of the howling club. SEYMOUR BAUM 4749 N. 12th St. Nickname: Sey Hobbies: Saxaphone. Tropi- cal fish Ambition: To he president Good nature is the very air of a good mind lilH 1'HE AXELROD 5636 N. Camac St. .-lrtizfilies: Highlights Repre- sentative Boys are a hobby with Edy you see. I want to get out of Olney , says she with glee -IACK BAEN 3112 Westmont Ave. .N'ir'kname: jack Hobby: Sports .flmbitiom To play college football. .lrti1filic's: Football team. Varsity team The straight road to suc- cess is merit A member of our football team, -lack's ambition is to further this hobby of his and play football in college. Good Luck, jack! XVILMER BAKER 250 YV. Grange Ave. .X'i1'Iu1an1e: Bill Hobby: YVeapons, Airplanes .ln1bition: Aeronautical En- gineer .lfli1fitif'.r.' Soccer, 2nd team The teamwork that Bill learned on the soccer field will give him a good stand- ing for his chosen occupa- tion. Good luck, Bill! FRANK BARRETT 108 WV. Luray St. Hobby: Girls nlciirfiiiffs: Class secretary, Bond salesman, Choir Friendly Buzz is looking forward to the day he leaves Olney, as he will then spend his time searching for a beautiful girl and Il job rrooning love songs. GliR'l'RUDli BAUKNECHT 8528 Montour St. Gert is a member of the howling club and has served as at gym monitor. She en- joys swimming and hopes to be able to travel out Wlest some day soon. BLAXCHE BECK 5001 Gransback St. Nirknanze: Becky Hobby: Men Ambition: To get married Whitey Beck is quite a gal, With us she really rates1 Theres someone else who thinks so too. And that's the guy she dates. -IEAN BECKMANN 448 Hartel Aye. Nickname: Becky Hobby: Listening to records: Ambition: Marriage jean has naturally curly blond hair and beautiful hazel eyes. She is friendly, cheerful, and popular with all of us. She'll always be successful. ROBERT CAMERON BEILER 1325 Eleanor St. Nickname: Bob Hobby: Collecting Records Ambition: College Activities: Senate, Boys Hi-Y, Varsity Club, Track Team, Cross Country Team Bob, who is one of Olney's outstanding athletes, has been our senator for our whole senior year. All of us ap- preciate the fine job he has done. PAUL BERCER 511 W. Ruscomh St. Though Pebble is Paul's nickname We hope it carries him to fame, His objective of college he will reach For he is more than just a pebble on the beach. HELEN BEYER 6421 N. 13th St. Helen's going to he a pri- vate secretary. On her days olf we know what she'll be doing-horse-back riding, her favorite hobby. EMILY BINDER 7360 Claridge St. Nickname: Em Hobby: Swimmingg skating Ambition.' l2A Council: Representative: Jr. Honor Societyg Bowling: Monitor Em is constantly on the go, And with her activities she works hard we know. WVith all her vigor and per- sonality She's one gal we all like to see. EDITH BLOCK 6018 N. 13th St. Hobby: Swimming Ambition: College Activities: Tennis Club, Li- brary Monitor, Office Moni- tor, Palladium Representa- tive: Ticket Representative Eddie tells us she thinks swimming ls of sports, the most winning, In your service to Olney, you were a winner too, And we hope your dreams for the future come true, ,-ZW' Aft in Nylon seem are short that can catch up on her reading, and incidentally, let the boys catch up to her. FLORENCE BERG 1576 McKinley St. ,4mbilion: Air Line Hostess Cissie has been Treas- urer, Secretary, Assistant Representative, and High- lights and Trojan Represen- Iative. She is very interested in Dramatics, and we are certain that with her fair beauty she is sure to succeed in whatever she attempts. DIANA 9.1 with Van the the senses joy! CERTRUDE BIELLER 5965 Palmetto St. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Girl Reserves. Stamp and Bond Represen- tative, Highlights Represen- IHIIVC Gert's sense of humor and ability to make others happy will make her a wel- come addition to any office force. DONALD BLASS 4834 N. Marshall St. Nickname: Don Hobby: Loafing A mbition: To graduate There once was a handsome Don juan Who didn't think Social was fun This young fellow Blass Fell asleep in the class And was off at the sound of the gong. LILLIAN BLUM 4960 N. Hutchinson St. Ho by: Art A biti n: To' never si ing iongfkl ii , s: Color Cuar anci ub' in s v ys meant uch to Lil, ancing and singi i er quite a thri She has gone through Olneyu b having much fun, We hope Lil's few wishes with ease will be won. lu DORIS BOEHM 5924 N. 7th St. Dotty is known through- out Olney for her drawing ability. We arc sure that Doris will be a big success in the advertising and display field. y SONIA BRESLOYV 4149 B Street t'Sunn'y is a veg' athletic girl, making both the Soft- ball and Basketlitll teams. Her -mind also runs in the higher- fields, and she is an active member of the French Club. 'In her spare time, she enjoysawimming and singing. FREDERICK YVELLS BRILL 511 67th Avenue Activities: Band, Clarence Fred's knowledge of music and scientilic subjects makes him one of Olney's intellect- ual and outstanding students. ELAINE J. BROWN 638 E. Alcott Street Nickname: Brownie Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Nurse The mildest manners, and the ntlest heart. Www BU H 7 St v . St. Ambitio .' E eer A m' d o o be changed f ' N y t' or place. s GLORIA CAMPAGNA 5152 N. Second Street Shorty intends to be a dental technician. In the meantime, she devotes her spare moments to music and reading. Peaple say that life is the thing, but I prefer reading. FN ENID BORISH QSI7 XV. N ntgomery . e. Nirlcnanm: orsCl1P Ho I a 'ing .flIIlI1ifiOIl.' T iarry thc right gu Enthusiasm is the inspira- tion oi' everything great. SAMUEL HENRY BRETHWVAITE 752 Adams Ave. .4 ctiv i ties : Representative, Trojan Representative, Lunch Room Monitor, Language Book Room Around school, his name was Sam A fellow ready to help out in a jam, As long as Olney lives in each heart, Sam's grin will be an insep- arable part. BARTON DAVID BROOKS 5221 Wlhitaker Ave. Babbling Brooks is a versa- tile man As an athlete and magician. he has many a fan. We'rc sure that with the way he babbles his line, He'll own his own business and get alonge fine. MARY JANE BUDAY 5132 N. 2nd Street A swell personality makes Blondie well liked by all in our class. She is crazy about swimming and hopes to cruise around the world someday. MILLIE BUTTERMAN 5061 Pennway St. Nickname: Sh0rty Her words, wit, play, sweet talk and laughter Surpass the work of too sim- ple nature. DOLORES CAMPBELL 733 YV. Fisher Ave. Jeanne has the expensive hobby of buying clothes. One way of getting your man is to keep up with the most fashionable styles. Lots of luck! NL jo,xN P. CAMPBELI. 5825 N. American St. Pat is interested in art but intends to become a sec- retary. Because of her ac'- tive 'part in the Girl Re- serves, we are sure she will do well in any field. ABE CARNIY 1722 Mohican St. Hobby: Collecting used ponies Ambition: To break the school's sprint record Activities: Track Team, Cross-Country Team, Varsity Club Bummy is an active ath- lete. Some day, perhaps, he will break the school's sprint record. Meanwhile Abe, keep trying! KATHRYN CARROLL 155 W. Olney Ave. Activities: Color Guard, Hi-Y,Representative,M0nitor Kay will make her career as a secretary, and with her many outside activities and interests, she will certainly lead an interesting life. MILDRED CHAPMAN 5342 Claridge St. Hobby: Eating Ambition: Secretary Mitzi will probably take dictation sitting on the boss's lap. But that sounds like fun. ROSLYN IRIS CHARLESTON 4927 Roree St. Ross is the hardworking girl that has helped make our Palladium so very interest- ing. She has also served in the Wvriters Club, Fellowship Club, and was a YVar Bond and Stamp salesman. But words are things, and a small drop of ink, Fallen like dew upon a thought, Produces that which makes thousands, perhaps millions think. IRMA M. CLARFELD 5604 N. Camac St. Irma has been a member of the Fellowship and Red Cross Clubs. She served on the Trojan Staff, been a Highlights, Trojan and Pal- ladium representative, and a monitor in the halls, library, and English bookroom. She that is thy friend indeed She will help thee in thy need. HICRBERT CARLIS -1915 Iioudinot St. Herbyl' plays on our base- ball team, And with the gals, he's right on the beam. But with it all, he studies too, He's one fellow that's sure to win through: WILLIAM EDWIN CARPENTER 4823 Lawrence Street .f'iL'II1.1ilit'.Y.' Honor Society, Highlights Sports Writer, Hi-Y Secretary, Varsity Club. Interscholastic League, Presi- dent of Senate, etc. As president of the S. A.. along with his active partici- pation on the Track Team, Carp has done a great deal for our school. XVe wish him e bex? Ing as a chemist! 3rd St 4-M, t .. W gn .' 3Mak1ng dresses and design- 111 Anna jw ly e ' I found .5,.ti-Me. She'll have a shop ol her own some day, So to Anna, Good Luck , we'll say. ANITA CHARKOXV 6731 Castor Ave. Toodles is the girl who makes it so easy for everyone to laugh and forget their troubles. Few people realize that underneath she is a se- rious and hard working mu- sician. Those who have heard her play realize her talent and will not be sur- prised to see 'her name with the greats of music. I GRACE CHRISTIANSEN 309 NV. Clarkson Ave. Gracie , a newcomer to Olney, was in the Bible Club. She intends to become a sec- retary and hopes to enlarge her famous stamp collection, of which she is very proud. JOYCE COHN 5617 N. 12th St. Activities' Swimming Club, Swimming Team Doing Swimming is a hobby for C. XVhen it comes to Patil Hen- reid she says, That's for me. l MARIE COLAVITA 124 Rosemar Street Activities: Senior Leaders, Honor Society, Hi-Y. Student Court, 12A Council lVhat ollice would be com- plete without a girl like Marie? She has proven her ability many times at Olney, and we know she will be a help to ber employer. MARIAN COMROE 154 W. Nedro Ave. Activities: Book Secretary. Girl Reserves, Basketball, Leaders. This cute little blue-eyed blonde is destined to be a success as a secretary. Her cheery smile will brighten any otlice. jEAN CONNEIIY 5522 N. Mascher St. jeanie intends to be an secretary, but she is also in- terested in art. Having a good scholastic record to her credit, she also served as a monitor. Good luck! BETTY ANNE COOPER 132 West Grange Ave. Hobby: Horseback Riding Ambition: College Activities: Girls Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Sketch Club, Hockey Team, Archery, As- sistant Representative. Betts is cute and clever. and she should succeed in anything she starts! HARRY COPELAN 4820 Kransback St. Nickname: Huck, Hobby: Swimming Ambition: A full and enjoy- able life Q Activities: Cross Country, J. V. A sound mind in a sound body. ALICE CRAWVFORD 7619 Torresdale Ave. Hobby: Piano Ambition: Organist Activities: Hall and study hall monitor, Palladium Rep- resentative, Highlights Rep- resentative. Alice Crawford is always ready, To offer us a pleasing medley. An organist she'll some day be, And will play in church for you and me. X r FLORENCE E. COLCHER 1013 Medary Ave. .N'irlcnnn1e.' Floss Hobby: Painting .-lrlivilies: Swimming Team. Trojan Art Staff, Palladium Representative. She wears a plane about bei neck, Because she loves them so: Someday she'll make a jump from one-Geronimo!!! DOLORES CONETY 416 W. Annsbury St. Dea is a quiet girl with a gay smile. She is intei- csted in almost anything ath- letic. Is it any wonder that she should participate in the swimming, tennis, and bowl ing clubs? Lots of luck and may you achieve your ambi- tion to marry him . EUGENE COOK 5532 N. Lawrence St. Although Cookie plans to be a Civil Engineer, he would also be successful in the music world. His hobby is playing a terrific trum- pet in Olney's swing band. Good luck! YVILLARD COOPER 4760 N. Hutchinson St. ivif'l'I7lllIllK.' Willy fThe Loverj Willie has the darndest line, He's really quite the stuff: lVe saw you in the last track meet. Brother, how you gan puff!! . x Ng iff jf .few 1VIIi' .1 M H.. CO ER .s 72339 cial-iageplskip '.-fpibitionf To go ito'Drexel ' Whether it 'he sellin ,tbe Trojan, o tickets for1'gClar- encle 'Billl. an ys -.made a g d alesman: whatever lgll niay be, we ,Rae sure hc will do just as good a job He was a lunchroom monitor. DANIEL CROSS 1259 Greeby Street Danny has one and only one concern-his drums. Someday Danny's fine' drum- ming will gain him a posi- tion in a name orchestra, as he was active in Olney's regu- lar and swing bands. ARLINE QUNNINGHAM 4604 YVari ofels Street .4mbilion: rs. D. Arliviliesf' eniagnr, House of Repr ' atifds, Trojan, I.it- erary? taff, Swimming Club, Drai atics Chink is cute and has a personality sweet, According to Hank , she can't be beat! EDWARD DAEHLING 4834 N. 4th St. Nickname: Butzie Ambition: To make a living! He is wise who looks ahead. ROSLYN MYRA DAVIS 4416 N. Marshall St. Activities: Trojan Stall, Red Cross Rep.. Palladium Rep., Dramatic Club, Secretary Class When ambitious Lynne isn't cracking jokes, she's talking about becoming the Bulletins business man- ager. Because of her achiev- ments in other undertakings, Olney is sure she will be suc- cessful. JOSEPH J. DAWSON 187 XV. Saber St. Nickname: Daws Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Football, Basket- ball, Hi-Y, Varsity Club Running, jumping, hand springs, and suchg All through Olney to Joe have meant much. DAVID E. DeBOI.T 5541 N. 4th St. David is otherwise known to us as Dee . He's an all reet fellow. As a hobby, he has chosen aviation. Were sure hell fulfill his ambition, which is to graduate. DORIS JEAN DELCAMP 164 XV. Spencer St. .4I'fi'l'if1'FSf Hi-Y, Vice Pres. of Girls' .Athletic Club, Bas- ketball, Hockey Del has made quite a name for herself in the sports at Olney. Her ambition is to conquer shorthand, and her hobby is listening to Vaughn Monroe's recordings. FRED CURLEY 7146 Shelborne St. Hobby: 'finkering around automobiles .fl mbition: To make money Although Freddy is plain and shy, He is really a very swell guy. His intelligence rate is by all means swell Here's hoping, in the future. he makes out well!! GORDON DAVIS 184 W. Chew St. Nickname: Rabbit Hobbv: Gardening glmbition: Landscape Gar- dening .4ctivities: Track Team, Var- sity Club, Biology Club. The wise, for cure, on exer- cise depend. SHIRLEE DAVIS 5245 N. 10th St. ,4lllIIiIi0H.' Lady of Leisure Actirritiex: Trojan Represen- Iiltlve. WVe have discovered that men really please her. But Slim says she'l1 be a lady of leisure. GIOVANNA B. DeANGELO 4726 N. 4th St. A mbition: Artist Activities: S. A. Rep., Alter- nate Rep., Vice Pres. of Wlrit- ers Club, Treasurer of 1Vrit- ers Club, Member of Honor Society Popular Gi loves paint- ing and sketching and will continue with her art after graduation. MISICNA DELANEY 7421 Oxford Ave. Nickname: Mickey Hobby: Sketching .-Imbition: Interior Decorator Art and knowledge bring bread and honor. JOHN DELGADO 316 YV. Lindley Ave. Ambition: Oiiice Work Activities: Hi-Y, Varsity Club. Football Manager, Gym Monitor Del , is the guy with that sweet grin. He's usually seen tearing about in the station wagon. John admits a love for cutting classes, and plans to enter the business world. IRV DENKIN 313 E. Rockland St. Nickname: Sonny Hobby: Loafing Ambition: To become a col- lege graduate. Sonny known throughout Olney for his loafing, wants to be of all things a college graduate. He has served as at gym monitor one term. ROSALIE DEUTSCH 5165 D Street Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Class Secretary, Trojan Representative. Sally is that cute little girl whose hobby is having fun, and she seems to be suc- ceeding in it. Everyone will admit that Rosalie has a practical ambition: to live a happy life. JANET DIAMOND 6009 N. 13th Street Jan , one of Olney's horse- back riding enthusiasts, in- tends to enter the business world as a secretary. WVe wish her success in this im- portant and useful occupa- tion. , CHARLOTTE DIETRICH 270 W. Duncannon Ave. Char , whose hobby is col- lecting miniature elephants, has one aim in life and that is to be successful. VVe wish her luck with a certain knowledge that she will find success. MARY DI GIRONIMO 4822 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Activities: Biology Club, Class Secretary, Trojan Represen- tative. Mary's keen about collect- ing Frank Sinatra records. Al- though she is always full of fun, she is quite serious about becoming a good typist. We're sure she will be. MONA DISKAN 6040 N. llth Street Activities: Alternate Repre- sentative, Highlights Repre- sentative Mona's whole life is wrap- ped up in a fellow by the name of Al. The ring on her third finger, left hand proves this. We wish Mona lots 'of luck in her role as Mrs, R. i WILLIAM H. DERMODY 97 YV. Spencer St. Nickname: Bill With many fields open to the graduate of Olney High, we know Bill, who is greatly interested in guns, will choose one of the best and be a success in it. IDA DIAMOND . 1719 N. 8th Street Nickname: Reds Hobby: Dancing Ambition: To be successful Ida's long, shining tresses are one of Olney's most beautiful assets. We know that she will shine just as well in the business world and be the success that she wants to be. JANE S. DICKSON 322 W. Spencer Street Activities: Trojan Staff, Girls' Hi-Y, Vice Pres. IIB Class, Hockey Team . Tall and lovely, Janes some- thing to see, Another Jinx Faulkenberg, our Janie will be. JEAN E. DI GIRONIMO 4822 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Activities: Iliology Club Jeanie's ambition is to keep happy, and with her bright smile she'll keep others happy too. At pres- ent, Jean's hobby is listening to Sinatra sing. We wish Jean success and luck. FLORENCE DION 817 WV. Yvellens Avenue Activities: Dramatic Club, English Bookroom Monitor. XVe will always remember Floss for her friendly man- ner and keen sense of humor. She's busy preparing to en- ter Temple and we hope she succeeds. There is only one road for Florence to take, and that is the road to success. DOLORES DOBKIN 5019 Boudinut St. Nickname: Debby Activities: Band Debby's life should be happy and successful, for her winning smile and vibrant personality ought to carry her to success. WVe feel that your ambition, to gain 10 pounds is not altogether necessary- we like you the way you are. t 4 . pf JOYCE PHYLLIS DOXVLINC 917 Wagner Ave. .Yicknmne: Joy Hobby: Dancing and listen- ing to the 950 club. Jeliz ities' Troon Staff Swim .- f .. j. . . .. - ming Club, Bond and Stamp Salesman, Dramatic Club Joyce is a girl who proves to be everybody's pal. Her swell personality and eager- ness to be friendly make her a person well worth knowing. We're sure that these traits will be very helpful to her. as she hopes to enter Drexel after graduation. DORIS ANNE EBERHART 4307 N. Darien St. Ambition: Secretary Dot can be rated as everybody's pal. She is a hard worker, and still has time to be as friendly as ever. She enjoys playing the piano and bowling. There's no doubt as to whether she'll make an A-1 secretary. GERRY EDELNIAN 4729 N. llth Street Aclirfities: Music Masterpieces Club, Poetry Club This cute little brown- eyed brunette is extremely popular, and she just loves to dance. Her happy frame of mind is never daunted and it seems quite easy for her to attain her ambition to keep happy. JUNE C. EHRLE 302 W'. Ruscomb St. Hobby: Singing' Ambition: Stenographer Activities: A Cappella Choir, Highlights Rep., Trojan Rep., Palladium Rep. June was the petite, dark haired girl who made our daily classes more enjoyable. XVe will always remember her smiling face and beautiful soprano voice. Since she was a success in school we know she will be successful in the business world. EFFIE EEQT 'I936 Wagqer Ave. bbyglfgwoohlng over Van Joh. . londie is-a very sweet nd prettyggirl. XVe are sure she wiil SUQCEECI in her ambi- tioqp gybecome a model. We wi.h Effie the best of luck and hope that she will at- tain her ambition soon. BARBARA EPSTEIN 5228 N. 9th St. Bobby served as a book- room monitor and was in the Dramatic Club. She en- joys dancing and likes to spend time thinking about when she will marry him. That's her ambition! BICRNICIC DUNOFF -l6l2 N. llth St. .'ir'li1fiti1'.s: 'l'rojan Represen- tative, Highlights Represen- tative. Neet'ie has been a 'l'ro- jan and Highlights Rep. She has a great liking for apples and t'an't get enough of them. LORR.-XINIC ICYELYN ECKES 7342 Rockwell Ave. Activities: Monitors, Trojan Rep., Bowling Club. Rainy has the natural ability of being swell. Her good-natured attitude is something only she has ac- quired. Bowling and stamps are her hobbies, and her am- bition is to be a secretary. JACK EDXVARDS l-12 XV. Ashdale Street Ambition: Machinist Aclivilies: Sports, Stamp Club Ed enjoys saving letters, since sports is his main in- terest. He has gained many friends because of his humor and pleasant personality. WVe wish him success in all his future endeavors. XVILLIAM EISINGER 5447 Rising Sun Ave. Hobby: Swimming and Mod- el Building Bill's h u m or a n d friendly manner have made him well liked by all his school mates. Twenty years hence Bill will probably be one of the top mechan- ical engineers of the day. and we can look back to the days we knew him in Olney. THELMA EMERY 6102 N. Marshall St. Ambilion: College nlrlizfitier Hi-Y, Alternate Rep., Trojan Staff, High- lights Rep. Thelma is tall and blond. with hair that tumbles be- low her shoulders. Wlith a sense of humor that is tops and a favorite phrase of such goietyj' we're sure she'll be a hit in college. Z , MJRIAM EPSTEIN 4' N. 9th St. 4 Nickn Mimi y: Ba al Swimming Ambi i To minate him . . ,1eli1filie.s.' Re .ross Lunch-room M it ank gl '4Aud among ue 'Q friendlin .' ' , - 3 'l-px' 'fu DORIS ERMISCH 4130 N. Reese St. Dot , who thinks study- ing an enjoyable pastime, in the future will make a very studious stenographer. Here's wishing you success on your first position. MILDRED DOROTHY EVANS 320 E. Gale St. Nickname: Mil Hobby: Collecting Vaughn Monroe Records Ambition: Typist We wish Mil luck in her business career, and we know she'll be as diligent in her job as she was here in Olney. ELEANOR FARKAS 4749 N. 7th St. Nickname: Ellie Hobby: Looking for my dream man Ambition: Laboratory Tech- nician Activities: Study hall moni- tor, Music masterpieces club True goodness springs from her heart. DEBORAH FELDSTEIN 4647 Boudin t . Hobby: Piano Act ' es: etry C 1: sic eciation 91 s class call her ie, n horse riding ' er h by u ' tbba hub s hard p ai e oi ie, make it mo a1n. CATHERINE FEUSE 5946 N. llth St. Hobby: Roller Skating Activities' Hockey Kay's middle name must be Sneed. This get up and go will help her succeed. Not only in nursing do we wish her success, But in her secret desire, Come Kay.-confess. JACK YVILLIAM FINK 529 YV. Roosevelt Blvd. Nickname: Finky Ambition: To be scholarly Activities' President of Honor Society, 12A Repre- sentative, Trojan Staff, Monitor Captain Jack's pleasing personality and good nature have won for him a host of friends. His scholastic record has al- ways been excellent, and his participation in school pro- jects has always been an ac- tive one. In all, -lack is a good fellow -destined for success. X MARY B. ESSICK 6630 N. 5th Street Hobby: Art and Ice Skating Actizfilies: Council, varsity swimming, Trojan art staff, Representative, and tennis club Mary is blond and attrac- tive. Besides school activ- ities, she loves to draw and skate, and makes you laugh with her infectious giggle. Lots of luck in college, Mary! NVILLIAM EVANS 5426 Tabor Road Nickname: Bill Bill is one of the fellows who has kept us in the spot- light. He was always on hand when the house lights went dim and the footlights came up. He kept very busy with his hobbies of photog- raphy and oil painting. WVe are sure he will be a success in either field. AI. FEA 492 s n r . 'V A is an ambitious fellow, w u w nts come rich. by, Qu g automo- b . ay tu to a most successful business, and then he will be known as the young wealthy man about town. DOROTHY I. FERNBACH 304 E. Albanus St. A mbilion: Bookkeeper .4cfi11itie.s: Orchestra An Olney reproduction of Kreisler was Dot, XVith violin in hand she was there on the spot. Smiling, willing, she was ready to serve, XVe hope she'll go as far as her abilities deserve. CATHERINE FINAN 886 Foulkrod St. ,Airtivitiem Senior Leaders, Hockey, Girls Athletic Club, Girls in Yvhite, Monitor If Pats dreams come true for better or for worse, She'll be a composer and a nurse. But while she ponders over tones. XVI: hope she'll be careful of those bones. CZAROIXN R. FISCHER ll6 YV. Linton St. Hobby: Piano .4cIi1'ities: Biology Club Some boss will bc for- tunate in having Carol as his secretary , for her pleasing personality will brighten any office. 'D JOAN MARY FITZPATRICK 2835 N. 9th St. Hobby: Art, Dancing, Bowl- ling Ambition: Commercial art- RSI Activities: Bowling Club, Li- btary Monitor, Writers Club, Art Club We'll always remember the enthusiasm with which Joan cheered on the basket- ball team at every game. She's a bright spot in a dark world. HENRIETTA D. FOLLMER 1121 McKinley St. Hobby: Singing Activities: A Cappella Choir, Girls' Hi-Y, Representative- 3 times, Swimming Club Rita's aims in life are high. But we all know that shell get by. She always was the cream ol the crop, ' And as a Journalist she'll bf there on the top. ' ' P 'WVAL'l?ER'O'l l'O FREITAG 301 Levick St. Hobby: Che istry, Electjric. ity, Stamps, Igboking - ' Ambition: Chemical Re- search Activities: Editor of Trojan, President of Stamp Club. Member of Honor Society, Manager Cross Country, Lunchroom Monitor XValt's love of science and sense of humor are well known to his many friends. WVe wish him success in his university career and hope he gets that Doctor's Degree at M.I.T. HELEN FRIEDMAN 526 66th Ave. Nickname: Honey Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Receptionist in doctor's office True friends are like dia- monds precious and rare. JOHN FROHWEIN 240 w. Welle,-ls Ave. Nickname: Johnny Hobby: Sports Ambition: Engineer Activities: Fencing Club, Ass't. Representative The things that man makes are good to look upon, But the things that Cod makes are better. JOHN S. GAZAK 5952 Malta St. Xvith basketball and studies too, Jack found quite a lot to do. WVe wish him luck and a lot of success, For we know as an engineer he'll be one of the best. HELENE FOCELMAN 5266 Wlyoming Aye. Hobby: Play in g C in Rummy. Movies Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Trojan Represent- atiye Whether to marry or just to have fun, Doll says, California here I come. FRANCES M. FRANKENBERGER 6315 Bingham St. Hobby: Singing Activities' A Cappella Choir. Hi-Y, Swimming, Jr. lead- ers, Monitor l ranny's delightful alto voice will certainly be a loss lo the choir, but the busi- ness school which she'll at- tend will gain a swell girl. ADELE FRIEDLAND -1634 N. Warnock St. Adele, alias Dellie can be identified by her baggy sweater, Her swell person- ality is unbeatable. She has been active on the Trojan Staff and as a Highlights Representative. Dellie's am- bition is to be happily mar- ried. RUTH C. FRIES 5742 N. Marshall St. Nickname: Half-pint XVith a marine in mind of six-foot two, Yvhat in the world ' will Ruthie do. .Ks a secretary she'll be tops, we know. But oh! my dear. why don't you grow? PHYLLIS R. CANSZ 5725 N. 5th St. Hobby: Music, Sewing flctivities: Honor Society, Senior Leaders, Varsity Hoc- key, Trojan Staff, President. International Relations Club. Amid books on geometry, l'hyll ne'er will be found up a tree. She'll get apples by the pound, XVhen all her students ga- ther round. SIENA JOYCE CELB 4831 N. Broad St. Nickname: Lovey Joyce will a receptionist be, So we'll all sit by and wait and see. Her hobby now is men we know. And She'll come through with many a beau. I NIATLLD QLEIST 227 ig. 1-ibut-eu st. .4ctizfiiiff.s. i-look Aide, Vol- leyballn Club , .Q 'F IVA-Jbhfmie, runs' 'you have . r e Ayourzfim, h But we ligpe you'll go fur- -7 ther, perhaps to fame. Keep on dancing your way through life, With music and laughter overcoming strife. LAURA GENDELMAN - 4942 Gransback '. Activities: High f Cllfbl Fellowggivp nb. MusicfAp- reciagi Wvit music., reading, and ts of good fun, 5 .L urie is constan y kept .olli ' the run.,Ig ,,' VH f Besides -these pastimes, she a' reat ambition N ' S ' T be some day a Labora- Je, i I jpg., tory Technician. HELENE GETTLIN 5747 N. Fairh'l '. Nickna .' . A' . ' A tibmeswfhcater Club, oetry Zllubq' Fellowship Club, Pro Co mittee. ykmlflfeds that very attrac- tive girl with the big blue eyes. Herlhobby is collect- ing class' a ,and p lararec- ords. qgdnfs frgffion is to beetf e a kindergarten teacher. We're 'sure V with her cheerful' ity, she will be if success at it. GERALD GEVER 4809 Frankford Ave. .gajerry is a member of our E 14.41 Xdigbgnd and the bowling team. r I His future in medicine will 44-'MA X fundoubtedly be as brilliant Ixj, Alas his. high school career. -f desire to study medi- , fri' ' perha s t e greatest GJ' -f'Mf '5f'b'at h .tinguishes man. i wi-W LOIS GOLDBERG I . HENRY GLUCK 4900 N. 9th St. Nickname: Hank Hobby: Photography Ambition: Business Man Activities: Band Representa- tive, French Club, Broad- casters Club Far may we search before we find a heart so manly and so kind. 35 N. 10th St. ick e: Sis H : fassical Music iti . Medical Tech- 1a cti 'ies' g ' hts Staff, Tr n tif dio Broad- c ng, d ross Worker, G ls Sw' mi g A lovel ady garmented in light f her beauty. G' yt..-fi!! f 4 ELLEN GELLER 3905 St. Nickname: Lin Hobby: Men lillen is pretty, with eyes, dimpled smile, tilted nose. Someday, we may see lillen's face gazing at us from a magazine, as she plans to go in for mode: ing. SX t. 0yAy.tSHOV l53- Yhuml SI. Hobbr: Rzfarlingf Arnbz ' Private Secretary A-lrtivii. Fellowship Club Sy in the road to suc- cess.ISn will some day make sotne fortunate boss a fine secretary. Syl with her liberal ideas will go far in the business. SONI 1ITAGIiTZO'W 601 N. 16th S nlmbilion: -mmerct. Sonny has been a n of the Dramatics ant Clubs. She also has sery a monitor in the Bookrot and as a Highlights Repre- sentatiye. Her ability in the field of art has greatly en- hanced the beauty of our Trojan. Art comes' to you proposing fra y ti 'ive nothing but th- iighest quality of your moments as they pass. SHIRLEY GILBERT 100 W. Godfrey Ave. Hobby: Dancing .-Imbilion: Stenographer We hope our dear friend Shirl will dance into the arms of success. IEIAINE GOI 'IRG 5023 N. 9th . Hobby: Art .4'nzbitibn: Artist - Arlivitizfr Trojan Art Staff. Monitor, Art Club Shorty brings to mind the quotation, Good things come in small packages. She has that kind of personality that wins her many ' iends. Her interest in art 'luld prove an asset to her SHIRLEY GOLDBLATT 4937 N. Sth St. Nickname: Shirl Hobby: Art Ambition: To be successful Shirley is very attractive with her vivacious brown eyes and ever-so-long lashes. She has that wonderful gift of winning friends with just a smile. WVe're sure she'll End success ith her wonderful charm. NR'IY GOLDEN 1' N. Broad St. 5 that versatile fel- lo. 5 time is taken up main.. A acting, script writ- ing, girls, school, and his job. Hi: ambition is to become one of the country's top notch theatrical producers and directors. We're sure that with his initiative, he will prove to be a great suc- cess. RICHARD GOODRICH 194 XV. Sinton St, Goody's interest lies ainly in cars, especially in fixing them. He hopes to ,Ie an auto mechanic. so when your new car needs repair remem- ber the above address lor a top-notch mechanic. .,...I.liN GOOLD 5407 Howland St. Nickname: lil Hobby: Hope Chest Ambition: To get married Activiiiesi Monitor To love her was a liberal education. ESTl2I,I.lf f-OREX 4807 N. 7th St. Hobby: Wvriting letters Ambition: I NVanna Get Married A charming girl is little Stell g Here's hoping that she'll do right well, Wedded life for ier we see, A lovely wife e know she'll be.fX B. GR 1' 35 Ma - Av ' Hob vg C l mg Recor ' ilion: , llege HQ .tie ' Swin mir ,Trojan e . ' cnc ,Chl 'li is swe Q, petif' nowing er s qui a treat. ami Gam' 1204 Hasbrook Ave. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: To travel Activities: Girl Reserves, Tennis Club .Ianie wants to travel here and there. Wherever she goes she'll bring good cheer. For Janie is known for her personality plus, No matter where she goes, there will be piite a fuss. Illi'l l'Y GONNANI 5219 N. N'arnot'k St. .X'i1'l:l1rln1c: lielx Hobby: Roller Skating .lmllilimif S0lIlCll0ilyvS slenog She is still the satire beloved contented thingfl MAY B. GOODY 5522 N. 6th Sl. .X'ickr1nn1r'.' Goody .lr'li1filir'x.' Girls Reserves. Volley Ball, Swimming, High- lights Represe ntative May is just swell. Her ability to laugh at almost everything is admirable. She enjoys dancing, and has par- ticipated in many school ac- tivities. We wish her suc- cess, an' are sure she'll make a line secretary. MARILYN GORDON llilil Windr'1i ,A -. .X'iclcr1un1e.' R sty Y. D . I.. . I ze J P I I' hui ' u.'ys - on can adjusted t into any 'd 'he's 1 gir that ia you wa-nt 'e her l' ' just bein ' s She ' ' 1 ', id we ar sux hat she will achieve ' cces with her ability. DAVID H. GRAF 420 I.ongshore Ave. Hobby: Model Railroading nlmbition: To be a Mechani- cal Engineer flclizfilies: Sports Dave is a boy whom we'll al- ways wish luck: He'll conquer the world with ambition and pluck. conquer the world with am- bition and pluck. We mean it: he has what it takes. -IUNE GRAY '- 2l9 IV, Godfrev A ' I I, . Y I i 0 ' 'o ' 1 I e gm ru ' Secretary f . . Svhpfioi .lr'li1fiti1'.r.' 'reside ,I gf2iHi-Ya 1 y 'I . I,eade ' er Hon clety ithout une, what would we do. She'll be on t p a ' 'e you'll see, just as she was here at Olney. FLORENCE G. GREEN 248 XV. Sparks St. Hobby: Art I-Imbilion: A good Secretary' flcli1filie.v.' Vice-Pres. S. A., Pres. Girls A.C., Vice Pres. ol' Girls Hi-Y, Capt. of Bas- ketball Team. Volleyball. 0nC a mln i J Hockey, Softball Teams, Pres. ol' Senior Class. ' ' G r e en ie ' ' is known throughout the school for her perpetual good humor and her ability to get things done. X v R H GREENE N. Hutchinson St. Ho : Movies G eny is one of the best liked girls in our class. She has served in the French Club and Girls in White. Good luck with your singing. Greeny. it BURTON GREENSPAN 1845 Nedro Ave. Nickname: Burt Hobby: Women Ambition: Any form of art The lover, with a woeful ballad, sighing like a fur- nace. RUTH GROSSMAN 723 W. Wyoming Ave. Ambition: Secretary Activities: Highlight Rep. One girl who can be classi- fied as super is Ruthie. She's nice to each and every person she knows. For a girl like Ruth, success is bound to be hers. EMMA A. HAEHNLEIN 403 Vankirk Street Em is a quiet, but very conscientious girl, who proves to be efficient at all times. She is always ready to be helpful. We're sure she will make some proud boss a grand sec- retary. MARTIN JOHN HALPERN 4 0 N. 8th St, fa' mzi .' us .s execu- gtivzti : c eam, un- 1 .Wea e himself ri t into su ess His read s ile a 1 wavy hair will SUI? In on his way. ff RETA DELORES HANKIN 715 W. Wyoming Ave. Activities: Dramatic Club. English Bookroom Reet will make a good secretary if she doesn't make a better wife first. Her draw- ing ability should also lead her to a successful occupa- tion. Whatever field of work she enters, we feel confident that she will be a success. metal HAROLD GREENBERG 5141 NVhitaker Av Hobby: Oil paintin id photography Jctivities: Alternate r -I n- tative: Bond and Stamp Sales- man, French Club Hank is interested in many things, particularly art and baseball. He plans to go to art school upon gradua- tion. WVe wish you success Hank! ALEXANDER GROBE 140 VV. Godfrey Ave. A1's platinum blond hail' is something he shouldn't take for granted. He's an all-around grand fellow. Stamps and horseback are his hobbies, and his ambi- tion is to be an electrician. MARGARET HAAB 5512 WVestford Rd. Hobby: Ceramics Activities: Treasurer of the jr. Honor Society, Monitor. Representative, Volleyball Team, Basketball Team. Margie is a quiet, but very active girl about Olney. She is very interested in making ceramics, and her ambition is to be a secretary. lVe are sure that she will be just as successful in the busi- ness world as she has been in school. ELEANOR CECILIA HAHN 130 W'. Fishers Ave. Nickname: Ellie Hobby: Playing the piano A mbition: Secretary Her ways are ways of pleas- antness, And all her paths are peace. ALICE E. HAMILTON 301 Sanger St. Activities: 11B Council, 12A Council Dancing really rates with ..Al,, To be a secretary is the am- bition of this gal. LOUISE MARIE HARBOR 163 W. Spencer Ave. Hobby: Dancing and Skat- ing Activities: Representative, -Ir. Leader, Girl Reserves, Swim- ming Club, Monitor Beezie needs only her personality and vivacious charm to be a success in any field. Popular with both sexes, shelll make a welcome addi- tion to any office staff. CONSTANCE HARVEY 3914 N. 9th Street Activities: Varsity Basket- ball, Class Basketball, Office Monitor Connie. cartooning, and commercial art, Those three stick together- never apart, Qs a cartoonist we know what she can do, Here's hoping in commer- cial art she'll be suc- cessful too. CHARLES HEDRICK 4739 Bingham Street Nickname: Heddy Hobby: Gas Model airplanes Ambition: Railroad En- gineer His pleasant smile and friendly manner have won him many friends. May Charles find success and luck in the industrial world. GERTRUDE HELICHER 5034 D Street Gertrude has hopes for the future by becoming an ace housewife. Here's hoping that you catch your one and only to make your wish come true. GEORGIA HENLE 274 W. Nedro Ave. Hobby: Art Ambition: Chemist Activities: Tennis Team, Art Club, Writer's Club No Georgia peach could e're compare To our Josie sweet and fair Though it may be lush and rosy Still it couldn't beat our Josie MARY ANN HILLIARD 5952 N. 5th Street Shortie likes sports and is in the Swimming Club. She is an active Palladium and Trojan Representative and Bible Club member. To get and keep a man is her desire. EMMA KI-IUBER 450 DevQeaux Ave. Nickname: EM Hobby: Swimming and Ice Skating Ambition: Secretary Activities: Swimming Club, Girl Reserves She is so free, so kind, so apt, so blessed a disposi- tion. ' W1 ELLA HECKMANN 159 W. Tabor Rd. Until Bunny becomes the wife of a certain Mer- chant Marine, she intends to bc someones stenographer. She is interested in sports, and finds roller skating tops. MARJORIE E. Etc 5523 N. Arliviti s: R 2 s Var- sit V 'b I , eam, Office N 1' ' ' . rgie , ' et rried an ' s r that r ith her g o 1 she won't ha e any trouble. Margie says that she likes to go horse-back riding- that is, when she and the horse can get together. DORIS HENDERSON . 5009 N. 6th Street Activities: Color Guard Dot is a little on the quiet side, but when you get to know her, you find that she's tops as a friend. Playing the piano, swimming, and roller skating are her hob- bies. We're sure that Dot will achieve her ambition as a housewife. THEODORE HERMANN 5229 N. 3rd Street Ted who was on the Cross Country Team and also in the Varsity Club will no doubt make a good soldier. Wishing him the best of luck in the future. SHARON HOBERMAN 6548 N. l6th Street Ambition: Ballerina Activitiem' Dramatic Club, Dancing Club On mentioning Sharon's name, your face can't help hut light up. Beside having natural ease and talent for dancing, she is well liked by everyone. Is it any wonder that Shar has so many friends? SUSAN IANNACONE 4567 WVhitaker Ave. Hobby: Dancing, record col- lecting Activities: Girl Reserves Sue was always full of pep She needed it as Trojan and S. A. Rep., lVe know this pep will carry her through And bring her success in college too. CARMEN B. IRLICH 223 Comly Street Hobby: Reading and Danc- ing Activities: A Cappella Choir. llB and 12A Counsel, Girls Hi4Y, Girls in NVhite Someday to patients Carm will croon, For out to nursing she'll go soon. lVith all her vigor, pep, and vim Her fervor never will grow dim. GEORGE jAooBsoN 5412 N. Water Street Nickname: jake His hobby is going steady And so, dear girls, he will be ready To take one of you for his mate But first he has to graduate. LORRAINE LOVE -IOHNSTON 109 W. Godfrey Aye. Nickname: johnny Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Secretary or cor- respondent I've just found joy, Cause I've found my Sweet Lorraine - This is the theme song of a lucky boy who finds Lor- raine just about perfect, as do many other Olneyites. RAYMOND S. AIONES 209 Furley Street Raymond we of course called Ray , lVe wish him success in every way: As C. P. A. he'll be in de- mand, And soon be earning a lnm- dred grand. DOROTHY JUMPER 5935 Elsinore Street Ambition: To make good Aclivities: Girl Reserves. Tennis Club lvhere there is a will there is always a way And so to you, Dot, this we will say, We wish you success in your future ambition. And hope you obtain a good position . ANNETTE KASKEY 195 W. Roosevelt Blvd. Nickname: Nettie Hobby: Swimming Ambition: College Actiifities: Swimming Team. Basketball Team, Lunch- room Monitor, Swimming Club For Nature made her what she is, And never made another . AIEAN LISETTE ISRAEL 6438 N. llth Street .Vicklmme.' Isy Hobby: lVriting .4mbition: College flctivities: Class Basketball. Assist. Highlights rep. What e'er she did was done with so much ease In her alone 'twas natural to please. SHIRLEY JAFFE 4621 Rosehill Street' Nickname: Shirl lVith French, Baseball and First-Aid, Shirley was quite a busy maid. Here's to lots of success in your business career, And lots of happiness, luck and good cheer. BARBARA ANNE JONES 5265 Pennway Ave. .-lctirfities: Biology Club Barbie's aim is right in her line Her hobby and ambition go together just fine, Since writing letters tills her with glee. Being a Secretary should suit her to a T . BERNIE JOSEPH 5901 N. Laurence Street Ambition: Engineering It is the age of machinery in every outward and inward sense of that word . WALTER YV. KANIUKA 236 E. Rockland Street .Vi!fk71IlHl6.' Walt Hobby: Building Airplane Models .tlnzbitiom Aeronautical En- gineer Every man is his own architect . LEONA KATZ 4810 Rorer St. Hobby: Having a good time .-1 mbition: Secretary Lynn is a swell gal, who bubbles over with personal- ity. She has been a member of the Red Cross Club, Bible Club, and Dramatic Club. Her ambition is to be Some- body's Stenogf' JOHN M. KEEBLE 228 Comly St. johns ambition is to be a tycoon. We hope he'll succeed and reach the top soon, Then he can return to tell us how it's done For he's not the only person that wants to be one. ELSIE KELLER 4519 N. Fourth St. Activities: S. A. Secretary, Tennis Club Full of energy and ready laughter, Else will be an ideal secretary. Good lurk Elsie. MARILYN KELSEY 5728 Marshall St. june is uncertain about the future-But sure of her danc- ing. The years to come will hold much enjoyment for one who likes to dance as much IIS yOll. l l.ORE'1i'1'E KESSLER 6932 Torresdale Ave. Nirkname: Flower Ambition: Secretary .4r'ti1'iIies: Theatre Club Everybody's pal - that's Florette. Her cheery disposi- tion can chase any kind of blues away. Probably one ol' the many reasons for her swell disposition is that she U11-'OTS singing. HOXVARD I.. KIESEL 223 YV. Spencer Ave. Hobby: Girls, Sports Ambition: Engineer Activities Golf Team, Repre- sentative, Orchestra Key's friends know him as a clever, good-humored fel- low. A nice guy. he likes people and they like him. IRENE KINSLER 4942 N. Fairhill St. Hobby: Photography Ambition: Medical School nlctivities: Highlights, His- tory Book Room Monitor, Swimming Club. Renie's goal in life is high 1Ve wish her luck as we say good-bye, The sign on her door, when next we meet, XVill say, Doctor in, please take a seat. Stal' CHARLES E. KEENAN 5750 N. Marshall St. Chucks hobby is women and if his ambition to in- herit a million dollars comes about he should be a very snetiessfnl graduate. 1 1.0Rl-INCE M. KELLY 7256 Claridge Street .elclirfiliex Swimming Flo likes archery and has taken it as a hobbyg but her ambition is very different, she hopes to be a pilot. RUTH BARBARA KENT 4529 Vista St. mlrtivilirs: Swimming Club, Girls in Wvhite, Infirmary Monitor. Girl Reserves, First Aid Club. Bab's favorite hobby is swinnning. Her pet peeve is short boys. Bab's ambition is to become a nurse and we are sure that with all the extra training she has had. Barbara will make a fine nurse. HENRY KESSLER 312 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Nieknanzf'- Hank Hobby: Dodging work Ambition: To become wealthy Nothing ventured-Nothing gained. YVM. H. KILLPATRICK 6515 N. 7th St. .X'i1'k111zn11': Kill Hobby: Fishing .'lIIlfIiffUlI.' Structural Engi- neer flrliifilies: Captain of Bowl- ing Team. Honor Roll Chair- man, Cym Monitor, Alter- nate Representative, Victory Club lVilliam is sure to find sutv cess in the wide field that en- gineering offers. XVe are sure that Hlilliam will be as diliA gent a worker as he was here in Olney. RO1ll'1R'l' KIRKPATRICK 152 NV. Rosemar St. Nif'km1H1e.' Kirk Hobby: Airnlanes .-lnzbiliolz: Army Air Corps ,'l1'li1'ilies: Civil Air Patrol Aviation will be the work of his life, Here's hoping he flies high, free from struggle and strife! FRANCES KITCHIN 212 W. Rosemar St. Frannie enjoys ice skating as a hobby. She intends to be a technician and to a swell friend we say good luck . V1 RUTH KONRAD 6011 Lawndale Ave. Hobby: Painting Ambition: College Activities: Manager of Senior Leaders, President of Bible Club, Vice-President of junior Honor Society, Secre- tary of Fellowship Club, S.A. Representative. One of the sweetest girls I know, Is Ruth Konrad but we'll call her jo , XVe'll always remember those nice things she did, For Ruth we all know is one mighty fine kid. BETTY -I. KOSTY 85 WV. Roselyn St. Hobby: Taking Pictures Activities: Library Monitor. Biology Club, Bonds and Stamps, Infirmary Monitor, junior Honor Society Betty was always on the go Her lists of activities show: YVe hope that this same pep and zeal Will make her dream of col- lege, real. JIM KOVACH 122 WV. Spencer St. The pastime Tex enjoys most is looking at beautiful girls, and he hopes he'll be lucky enough to catch one, some day. Good hunting. Tex. NORMAN j. KRITZ 1118 E. Levick St. Nickname: Norm Hobby: Singing Ambition: To be famous Activities: Basketball, School, Dancing, Study Norm who yearns for wealth and .fame had best keep this in view- Fame, like a wayward girl, will still be coy to those who woo her with too slavish needs. JOSEPH KURTZ 313 YV. Fern St. Hobby: Gunning and Fishing Ambition: Electrical Engi- neer joe , who was popular with both sexes in Olney was also popular with the fish and game of Penna. We're sure he'll make a good success in the future. CAROLYN KLINE 234 W. Godfrey Ave. Nickname: Klink Hobby: Horseback riding Ambition: Secretary Activities: Girl Reserves The combination of good looks and smart clothes has made Carolyn one of the out- standing students in Olney. She unanimously won and justly deserve th title of best dressed . SH LEY STEIN 6 h St. H , . ching .4 itz ' Artist 'lie . Alternat 'Rep., e r ry of Bk! ! Ko y ca be p of a cro d bv r vely wavy She is equally g d with a win- ning s ' and personality. Her interest in art should prove to be of value for her future success. MAXINE ADELE KOTZKER 7618 Ogontz Ave. Nirknnme: Max Hobby: Talking Ambition: To be Successful Activities: Palladium Repre- sentative, Poetry Club Gentleness and Sweetness in every action. WILLIAM E. KRIMMEL 5750 N. Howard St. .4mbition: Drafting Around school everv one called him Bill . He liked sports for they gave him a thrill. May this love of sport play guide him through strife, And bring him success all through his life. ALLAN KRUPNICK 5929 F St. Hobby: Radio .flmbitiom Radio Engineer Ir is the age of machinery. in every outward and inward sense of that word, -IOHN LAMB 162 W. Champlost Ave. Nickname: jack V Hobby: Girls, Sports . Ambition: To Travel A Iivities: Boy's Hi-Y, Foot- bzibl, 'Track Team, Cross Country, Varsity Club -Iohnny's wit and humor make him a grand .guy to have around. He has won many frieudsi if GERALD C. LARKIN 113 W. Wentz Hobby: Hand Balancing Ambition: Flying Activities: Basketball, Cheei Leader Although Jerry's mind is in the clouds, he manages to do a good job of winning friends and influencing people. JOYCE E. LEEPARD 1118 E. Cheltenham Ave. Nickname: J ,U A ' . ,be teac' ' Acttvit' s: Hoenor. Sgciety, Bible l lntr a ' 1Re- latio et- ball, lN ltor , can we 41 . 33-a, '- gi than to e c .fi instru our youth? MORTON LEIPZIGER 6051 N. Camac St. Hobby: Photography Ambition: To make a living Happy go lucky Morty, Will be a success before forty, But he will remember with joy and pride His happy days at Olney High. DORIS LERNER Shelburne Apartments Hobby: Swimming Ambition: To borrow a nickel from M. G. Activities: Swimming Club. Basketball, Bond and Stamp Salesman Dolly is the cute blonde who is sure to be a success because of her bright smile and pleasing personality. a smi s of her maid- L E L 8 oul ro t. l Nick a er ' 0 by: Re g - itioi ' r' a secret ctiviti s A t te p., Hi hl' ep., . . E. Cl t frow ar er far ens are. ROSALYN LEYVIS 556 E Wyo, llllfl Ila Er C S Z g d obb anc g Sn a ers r he H ts ition e co ut read that, r colu su l u . ' 1 ve. A ' : I . ss '. g h i t l ht.g . L Z. . , ,I , oz' , ' an 1 ' ' f' the col in Uri? - L i gh 1' ' t0 1 it gow. l b Aw: 0 Q ll yo h amb as been real d. 1' URSULA LASCH 6216 Hasbrook Ave. Nickname: Urs Hobby: Dancing Activities: Senator, Represen- tative , Music Masterprieces Club, Fellowship- Club, A1- ternate Representative You would be our unanimous choice, As secretary to the Voiife We know you deserve this bvorthy position So we hope you achieve your greatest ambition. GERTRUDE LEES 222 Furley St. Ambition: Private secretary to an exasailor Lee is a girl one likes to meet, Believe me, she is quite a treat. Bell bottom trousers fancy the lass, A gob and Lee up the happy path shall pass. VIRGINIA LEOPOLD 595 E. Godfrey Ave. Hobby: Everything that is fun Activities: Band, Swimming Ginny's got what it takes to go places. She is just full of fun and marriage is her ambition. ANNETTE LEVIN 5066 WVhitaker Ave. Nickname: Ann Hobby: Going to the movies Ambition: To marry the right fellah Activities: Basketball We are sure that Annette with her charming person- ality and amiable smile will easily achieve her ambition. Annette's wisdom will lead her to the right fellahf' MARILYN LEVY 5721 N. Warnock St. Hobby: Dancing Activities: Highlights Rep., Palladium Lyn's pretty face and pleasing personality are as- sets to Olney. Her ambition is travel and see the world. Lyn has shown a fine spirit of service while here at Olney, and we feel sure she will find the happiness she deserves. HERB LIEBERMAN 5745 N. 12th St. Activities: Working Ducky's w 0 r k a f t e r school prevented him from joining after school activ- ities, but with photography as a hobby and television engineering as an ambition his activities after gradua- tion should prove to be nu- IUCYOUS. .M 'i JOHN D. LIGHTBODY 7410 Rising Sun Ave. Hobby: Building Airplanes Ambition: Aviator Activities: A Cappella choir and band ' Rusty is everybody's friend. He is well liked for his sense of humor and for the interest with which he shares his friends' problems. MARION LORD 5818 N. Philip st. Nickname: Mar Marion is a girl who is liked by everyone. Good na- ture and a sweet disposition are her natural gifts for keeping friends. She enjoys bowling and writing letters. Her ambition to be happy is something we all wish for her. SELMA LUNICK Hobby: Ice Skating Ambition: To graduate Acti'uities: Biology club, mus- ical masterpieces Always happy, always gay, She makes you happy when she comes your way. v ' 2? VX. itgiiilw P N igxrensli SJ' YW- as-,jim Ambis n: eg wyer iti'iXA ebating Club. W .M P as lots ofjkp, poise, Q, persondwy, and will succsd in e erything she tries. , NORMAN MANDELBAUM 5103 Whitaker Avenue Nickname.' Mandy Hobby: Basketball Ambition: M.D. Mandy has often kept us laughing with his numer- ous anecdotes, and we are sure he'll win many patients with his fine sense of humor. ETHEL MARKLEY 932 W. Wyoming Avenue Ambition: To graduate from College Activities: llB and 12A Council, Hi-Y, S. A. Repre- sentative, Prom Favor Com- mittee Ethel is one of few intel- ligent and interesting people, and her many friends wish her the best of luck. 'T-it MARIE CHERRY LOCHER 4929 N. Mervine St. Nickname: Cherry Hobby: Music Ambition: College Activities: Honor Society: A Cappella Choir, and Girl's Hi-Y Cherry's friends are as numerous as her many ac- tivities. WVith the natural gift for good marks and good times, we are certain that she will he successful in her every endeavor. BERT LUBAR 4743 N. 7th St. Aclizfilies: Chess team, lunch- room monitor The brain storm of Olney known as Sonny enjoys collecting coins and playing chess, and also doing chemis- try. He was always a lunch- room monitor. His one am- bition is to grow up. N.C. l'AUl, MAGIDMAN 300 E. Eleanor Street Hobby.' Chemistry, Photo- sfaphy Ambition: Chemical Engineer Activities: Lunchroom Moni- tor, Assembly Monitor, Chess Club, Library Aide A scientific mind in a scientific era . RHODA A. MALAMUT 3200 Fanshawe Street Nickmzrne: Rho Hobby: Horseback Riding Ambition: To Travel In Horseback riding Rho likes to dabble, Some day 'round the world she hopes to travel. MORTON MARGOLIS 528 Widener Place Nickname: Reds Hobby: Running after girls Ambition: To own my own electrical store fl hopej Activities: Acting in school plays, Dramatic Club Mem- ber A toast to him who can act . ,IOAN MARRIOTT 8345 jeanes Street Nickname: Dutch Hobby: Dancing and play- ing the piano Ambition: Nurse Dutch is cute as she can be, And always laughs quite heartily. Shes so much fun and is so gal Shes sure to steal your heart away. JEANNE MASON 145 W. Nedro Avenue Nickname: Jeannie Dancing for Jeannie comes with ease, She hopes to be someone's stenog, If you please! MARY LOUISE MAURER 5945 N. Marvine Street Hobby: Bowling Ambition: Secretary Good natured Mary plans to be a secretary upon grad- uating from Olney. For line exercise and enjoyment Mary Ends bowling tops, and in- cidentally she's good at it. LORRAINE MCALLISTER 409 VV. Ruscomb Street Nickname: Larry Hobby: Art Ambition: To Travel Activitie.t: Swimming Club. Junior Leaders, Girl Re- serves, Trojan Representative To travel about is Larry's chief ambition, She'll give Mrs. Roosevelt some stiff competition! BILL McIN'l'OSH 216 W. Ruscomb Street Nickname: Bill Ambition: To be an Electri- cal Engineer Bill's sharp shirts and his witty nature have won him many friends in Olney. NVC all wish you much success in the new field of electricity. JOHN L. MECAUGHEY 6120 N. Fairhill St. Nickname: Johnny appella g M ager of J ll ea , Senior Scout- ing, ader f Swin Band Ambitio : Mus 'ar Activit' .' -.s ig of Band, M e o' ' - ' lr Q' . ' r - ' tg. ' I ' Jo nny w s a ccess in whatever he d1 orking hard for , for hich we want to than you to him, and rge him to follow his ambit n and become an- other Charley Spivak. ELAINE MEERSAND 6717 N. 17th St. Nickname: Ekie Hobby: Collecting Fraternity Pins Ambition: Lady of leisure Activities: Foreign Policy As- sociation Elaine's good nature makes up for her small size. It is always nice to say you're a friend of hers, because she's more than nice to know. CAROLINE MAULI. 4816 N, YVarnock Street Nir'lcr1am1': Carol Hobby: Dancing and bowl- ing ,-inzbilion: To join the Navy Caroline is a girl anyone would be proud to know. Her willingness to be help- l'ul is one trait which every- one agrees will win her both success and good fortune. RITTH M. MAUZ 559 E. Rosalie Street Arlirfilies: Girl Reserves Ruth's ambition is to be a good secretary, and with her brains and quiet manner we are sure she'll succeed. NANCY McCAFFREY 7609 Central Avenue Nirlczraine' Mac Hobby: Collecting Records, Dancing Ambition: Veterinary mIclivi!ies.' Trojan Staff, Bus- iness Manager of Trojan. Circulation Staff of High- lights. Mac and Roj are quite a pair- 'l'hey're seen together every- where. Mac argues with 'most every- one. Shes popular and lots of fun. I KA'l'l-IARINE M. - MCNULTY ' , 6324 Palmetto St. Nir'ke11une.' Kay nlmbilioii: College Arliriilies: Honor Society, A Cappella Choir, Senior Lead- ers, Trojan Staff, Monitor Kay is that vivacious blond whose radiant smile and win- ning personality are sure to carry her through her col- lege days, and for all time to KUIHC. MARY MECUTCHEN 5712 Marshall St. Nickname: Blondy Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Fellowship Club, French Club, Girl Reserves, Dramatic Club A college degree is what Blondy desires, Of music and dancing she never tires, ln dramatics, too, she spends her time, The ladder of success she will surely climb. ROBERT NIECOYVEN 812 Fanshawe St. Nick1m1ne.' Bob .-linbiiiorz: Engineer Activities.' Hi-Y, 11B Coun- cil, Track Team Bobs ready smiles and constant wise-cracks make him a much sought after fellow. LESLIE A. MEII. 1720 Bridge St. Nickname: Les H 0 b b y : Active Fraternal WVork Les hopes to become a business man and, since he has all the requirements to become a good one, we wish him loads of success. ROBERT NLEISTERING 5885 E. Alcott St. Nickname: Mike Hobby: Loafing Ambition: Navy Activities: Baseball A sailor boy our Mike will be, And he will sail the wide blue sea. We wish him luck, we wish him 'o' .l Y- And so Farewell and Ship Ahoy. RUTH MENKUS 5609 N. 10th St. Menkie is the girl with the very sweet smile. When she's a stenog, she'll be cheerful all the while. ELINOR SUE MILLER 506 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Nickname: Elly Hobby.' Theatre Ambition: Actress Elly is interested in the theatre and hopes one day to be an actress. She has ap- peared in many school shows and if those were an example of her ability, Elly's success is assured. HERBERT MITNICK 215 E. Albanus St. Buddy has taken an ac- tive part in sports at Olney. He has played football and was the manager of the bas- ketball team. Buddy wants to study engineering when he graduates. MARY MORGAN 5311 N. American St. Nickname: Shorty Hobby.' Collecting snapshots and listening to Vaughn Monroe Ambition: To live anywhere but in Philadelphia Silence is Golden. HOPE MEIMAN 1620 Widener Place Butchy ranks among the beauties, , She's one of Olney's cuties, In gin rummy she is on the beam, To travel 'round the world's her dream. BERNICE J. MENDELSOHN 5641 is 5th sc s ei 23. on Saleem 4, aim now she 5419 N. Mascher St. Nickname: Mic Ambition: College Activities: Business Manager of Trojan, Representative 4 times, Student Welfare Com- mittee, Trojan Staff, S. A. Assembly Committee One of the prettiest girls around Olney is Mickey. She delights, she says, in making a nuisance of her- self. YVe wish you lots of luck and success! MARVIN MILLER 6446 N. 13th St. Nickname: Marv Hobby: Hitch Hiking Ambition: Business Admin- istrator Activities: Stamps and Bonds Happy am I, from care I'm free, Why aren't they all content like me. DIANNA MORGAN 6412 N. 11th St. Activities: Bonds and Stamps Representative, Palladium, Highlights Denis hobby is loung- ing and we think she'd be an asset to any lounge just as she'll be an asset to any college she attends. HILDA LORRAINE . MORITZ 6025 Palmetto St. Nickname: Butch Hobby: Meeting people Ambition: College Activities: Student Court, Senior Leaders, Girls' Hi-Y, Girl Reserves, Class Council After you have known Hilda a little while, you realize why she has so many friends. For besides being charming and intelligent, she possesses the rare quality of modesty. JOAN MORNINGSTAR 5847 N. Lawrence St. Activities: Swimming Club, Palladium Representative, Highlights Representative, Lunchroom Monitor Jo is blond, attractive. and full of life. She is a rug-cutter, enjoys bowling, swimming, Matt's, and we mustn't forget Walter, whom she plans to meet at the altar. 1 THOMAS MORTON 147 W. Nedro Ave. Nickname: Tom Hobby: Bowling Ambition: Get out of school Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Alternate Repre- sentative Theres strength, theres grace, and there's a frequent gleam that humors it. AL MUELLER 308 YV. Fern St. Al has found many ways to pass his time, With swimming, skating, and girls, he'll pass his prime. To help occupy Germany is his ambition, Look out, Russians, here comes some competition. ROBERT MUNRO 173 W. Godfrey Ave. Bob is everybody's favorite. His hobby is sports, espe- cially swimming, and he hopes to be a civil engineer. With a personality like his we're sure he'll be a success. laugh, X merry. --ff' JOAN NEALIS 437 E. Howell St. Nickname: Joanie Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition.' Secretary Activities: Girl Reserves, Junior Leaders, Swimming Club Her ways are ways of pleas- antness, and all her paths are peace. LILLIAN FAY MORRISON 5033 C St. Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Secretary Lilly's disposition-so charm- ing and gay, Will take her far along life's way. EDNA MAE MOSER 3936 N. 9th St. Ambition: Secretary Ed , as a monitor will be remembered For the fine service that she rendered. To you we give this recog- nition, Mfishing you luck in your future ambition. DONALD MUNDT 5850 N. Fairhill St. Donn has selected engi- neering for his future posi- tion, and we wish him the best of' luck. He has been representative and also alter- nate representative. He par- ticipated in football and the glee club. ANN MURPHY 5139 N. 12th St. Nickname: Nancy Hobby.' Thinking of Van Johnson Ambition: To meet Van Johnson Ann is well liked by all who know her. She has a quiet but charming manner. MARTHA A. MYERS 5437 N. Mascher St. Nickname: Mar Hobby: Photography Ambition: Private Secretary Activities: Girls' Hi-Y, Color Guard, Swimming Club It is tranquil people who accomplish much. JOHN NEELY 253 Rosemar St. Hobby: Sports Jack is that quiet blond who blushes. His ambition is to join the Navy, and in those Navy blues, he sure will look handsome. WILLIAM F. NEXVCOM 258 W. Fisher Ave. Nickname: Bill Hobby: Roller Skating Activities: Soccer, Basketball, Swimming Behind a frowning counte- nance, He hides a shining face. RIVA G. OCHROCH 1019 Chelten Ave. Hobby: Painting Activities: Highlights Staff. Palladium, Swimming, Ten- nis, Debating Club Riva's the gal with the gleam in her eye. She always says Hi as she passes you by. For her ambition you prob- ably know That she aspires to be a second Van Gogh. PATRICIA L. O'ROURKIi .5933 N. Lawrence St. Hobby: Swimming, Travel- ing Ambition: College Activities: A Cappella Choir. Prom Favor Committee, Pal- ladium Representative Salty has many hobbies but really enjoys singing most, and in college we hope she'll join some organization through which she can con- tinue this hobby. MARIE T. OWVENS 215 IV. Sheldon St. Nickname: Rae Hobby: Swimming - Ambition: Housekeeping Good nature is the very air of a good mend. ELIZABETH PANTER 5023 N. Marvine St. Nickname: Betty Hobby: Adoring Dennis Mor- gan Ambition: To be the boss's favorite secretary She was for happy f PAROI it ho I GWENDOLYN NEWKIRK 186 W. Nedro Ave. Ambition: Secretary .f1rri1fiiie.s.' S. A. Representa- tive. Class Secretary, Alter- nate Representative Gwennie is like quick- silverg attractive and full of life. She enjoys sports, has a wonderful sense of humor and a smile that seems to be contagious. Lots 0Lluck. Gwen. , -,J A ' sAt.t.v PATRIVCYA ' o'Q,oNs1o'R ' ' 4i02l Rising Sun Ave. Hobby: Flying 'f ' ,tix .-lmbition: Yvriter ' .f'il'fi'lliiif'.Y'.'jII1iCI'I12iI,iOQ1II Re- lations Club. Poetry Club, To know Redhead isito know that anything she :lt- tempts will be a success. SHIRLEY OSBERG 55-10 N. 4th St. Because Shirl will be a secretary before becoming Mrs. G. J., she'll probably have to give up her hobby. which is collecting baggy sweaters. Shirley was a Highlights and Palladium Representative. PHYLLIS PAINTER 5120 D St. Hobby: Music .-ln1bitior1.' Happy home of my own .-I rl itfil ies: Representative. Council Member, Basketball Sweet is the adjective you would use to define l'hyl. She's the kind of girl almost anyone would want to know. Because of her graciousness and deep- down sincerity, she'll be a girl very few people will for- get. LEA-H PARNESS 4826 N. 7th St. .vi!'lUll1IlIl'.' Shorty Hobby: Dancing ?i1Ilbifi!H7,',lLII0 et ta QI '-..1-jc'fd 5heY ld e good things cotnetxugsmall pack- :tl es ,'s rul licabl:e2 to if-afJrf'i'a.a,gi+g'Qhwa.ay'be short, she has never gone unnoticed in Olney. VIRGINIA M. PERRENOD 632 E. Rosalie St. Hobby: Collecting almost everything Ambition: College, Dramatic Critic Actizfities: Editor of the Tro- jan Communique in the Highlights, Orchestra Com- mittee ofjthe Prom, Moni- totg Girl Reserves, 2 Activity rAwards ' ' Gitmyy is one of the most vivacious pupils. in this school. She has a mulltitude of interests and takes part in many outside activities. v ANNA PIDLISNA 4437 N. 3rd St. Shorty, as she is other- wise known, should be known by all of us because of her active participation in the color guard. Her hobby is bowling, and her ambition is to be a good typist. ANN PLATZ 1832 Hartel St. Nickname: Platzie Hobby: Dancing Ambition: To Graduate Ann is well liked by every- one, including teachers. She is as nice as she looks, and makes a good friend. CATHARINE POTYE 6338 Lawndale Ave. Nickname: Cass Hobby: Keeping scrapbooks of cards Ambition: Ollice girl The kind of girl one likes to meet. ELEANOR PRESCHLE 386 E. Louden St. Nickname: El Hobby: Music Ambition: Secretary Activities: Hi-Y, Basketball, Softball, French Club, Treas- urer of 9B Class Eleanor's personality and charm will make her an asset in the business world. Some boss will be Alucky to have her. WILLIAM POPP 4210 N. American St. Nickname: Pop Hobby: Model Railroading Ambition: Radio Technician To make a man of yourself, you must toil. NORMA ELIZABETH PRINCE 5136 D St. Hobby: Music Ambition: To be a success A c t iv i ties: Representative, Book Secretary, Fellowship Club, 11B Council, Alter- nate 12A Council Member Norma has played an ac- tive part in the student gov- ernment at Olney. With her free hours filled with music and her hours at work filled with earnest effort, we are sure she will be successful. MARGUERITE PIERSON 265 W. Wellens Ave. Activities: Representative, Alternate, Secretary of Book, Girls' Hi-Y, 12B Treasurer Peggy is sweet, active, and liked by all. In the future when she is a book- keeper, we know she'1l at- tribute her success to the experience gained as class treasurer. JAMES POKORNY 252 WV. Linton St, Nickname: jim , Hobby: G.O.B.C. Ambition: Army If little labour, little are our gaines: Man's fortunes are according to his painesf' EVELYN PATRICIA POWLUS 1301 Cottman St. , Activities: A Cappella Sec- tional, junior Leaders' W'ith thermometers and pills galore, She'll care for patients by the score. It's lots of work, but we all know, That Evey will stick with the show. DORIS PRICE 128 E. Ruscomb St. Hobby: Horseback riding Ambition: To get married Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Stamp and Bond Representative. Doris is an easy going girl with a big grin. She never forgets to smile, even if things go wrong. Dot's hobby is trying to ride a horse, Vie hope it's not too long before she succeeds. ED POPPER 5071 F St. Ambition: Business Man Activities: 2nd Team Foot- ball, j. V. Baseball Ed is an easy going fel- low with a natural gift of not worrying. Because of his un-serious attitude toward life, we're sure he'll never have any big d'sappoint- ments. tograply is his favorite p time, AQ ROBERT RAIQIN rx f 45:11 N. b Col 0 by' H n u- e . J . qh Bob 's -y , d of his JUG: i n war sou- venirs. uation he ' ds to e er the d of e 0 ering. .Suc- C I. so A' l JUNE REICHERT 606 Benson St. Hobby: Roller Skating Ambition: To get married Before Pinky fulfills her desire to get married, she will probably have to stop attempting tricks on roller skates, unless that's his hobby, too. Success in the business world, june. ELSIE RICHTER 324 Devereaux St. Hobby: To read as many books as possible and see as many movies as possible, especially those with F. S. Ambition: To move out of Philadelphia, away from its awful water With reading and pictures of Frankie in store, Elsie will never find life a great bore. These swoony stars set her heart on fire. And we hope ' these things she will nev t' e. 4838 Cil 1 EUGENE Hob . 0 kin I ' ' :j.V.Cross- untry 966 'S ambition 1 ver 0 wo . We an't see to underst nd thi s ' gms that he trys hard. Lots of luck, e! NANCY D. RODISCH 7800 Loretta Ave. Hobby: Playing the piano Ambition: Dress designer Activities: Tennis, Girls in White Virtue alone builds the pyramids. Her monuments shall outlast Egypt's. WILLIAM RUSSELL ROMIG 4621 G St. Nickname: Bill Hobby: Motorcycling ' Ambition: Research Chemist To thy speed add wings. SAM ROSEMAN 4952 D St. Activities: Baseball Team, Football Team, Basketball Team. A good sport in all sports. HELEN REIMANN 425 W. Ruscomb St. Activities: Girls' Hi-Y, Senior Leaders, Secretary of l2A Class, Girls' Varsity Club, Swimming Club Helen's future is still un- determined, but her past at Olney has been bright as you can see by the number of her activities. NANCY RIEDER 6401 N. llth St. Nickname: Nance Hobby: Art, Music Ambition: To be an artist Activities: Primi Ten, Tro- jan Staff, Art Club, High- lights Representative, Alter- nate Representative To brighten up Olney has been her one aim, Nancy's posters and pictures have won her great fame. DONALD ROBINSON 6049 Mascher St. Hobby: Sports Activities: Golf Team Ambition.' Draftsman Don is small in size, and a friend of everyone, but be- sides being a hit with girls, Don starred in many games of golf. DORIS ROGERS 300 Chandler St. Hobby: Dancing, Sports Ambition: College Activities: Business Manager of Trojan, Swimming Team, junior Leaders, President of French Club. One of our favorite lasses Is a girl who's in one of our classes. She's charming and sweet, And very elite, Rodg is more than just one of the masses. ELMER ROMING 1058 YVagner Ave. Nickname: El Hobby: Building model air- planes Ambition: To be a good tennis player El has a friendly smile and a Southern drawl. He has already made a good many friends, although he's new here. Good luck, El. MAXINE ROSENWALD La Salle Apt., 12th and Lindley Ave. Hobby: Collecting love let- ters Ambition: To get engaged Activities: Swimming Club, Trojan Representative A ring on the third finger of her left hand, This will mean engagement. Macs only demand. PHYLLIS ROTH 4707 N. 9th St. Hobby: Reading, Singing, Dancing Activities: Representative, Alternate Representative, Fellowship Club Phil's shining tresses and engaging personality will make her the bright spot in any oliice. lVe have liked her for her general amiabil- ity and pleasantness, and for the way she assumed respon- sibilities and duties. Some day she hopes to become a private secretary and you can be sure she'll be a good one. JANET RUTHE ROTHBERG 781 Smylie Road Hobby: Horseback riding Ambition: I wann'a get mar- ried Activities: Debating Club -Ianet's quite a rider, That we can assure you. When it comes to getting married, janet always says I sure do. IDELE ROTHOUSE 4922 Rosehill St. Activities: Trojan Represen- tative, Palladium Represen- tative, Theater Club, High- lights Representative, Hockey Team Idele has been an girl around says C that her favorite swimming, dancing, horseback riding. Idele's bition is to travel. LOUISE RUNZE 5028 N. 6th St. Hobby: Reading Activities: Swimming Club, Bible Club Lou's gentle, well-ma1'r nered air makes her presence a delight at all times. She will make a very successful nurse carrying out her duties with loyal devotion to those under her care and givihg . word of encouragement w r ever needed. PAT RUS? t 5951 Kembles. . 'W Nickname: Pat X, J -, Hobby: Drawing Activities: Bowling Tea Pat's ever cheerful and n- couraging smile willT'cer- tainly be missed by everv- one. Her ambition to be an advertising artist, we feel sure, will be easily accom- plished. ' LLOYD SALMON 225 W. Duncannon Ave. Nickname: Mickey Hobby: Sports Ambition: Electrician Still water runs deep. MITZI ROTHAUS 4135 E. Roosevelt Blvd. Hobby.' Art, Increasing my vocabulary Ambition: To be proficient in the Fine Arts Activities: IIB Council, Alter- nate Representativc, Music Masterpieces Club, High- lights Representative, Art Club A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. DAVID ROTHMAN 4143 Roosevelt Bivd. Nickname: Funny-boy Ambition: To make folks MPPY . Activities: Band, Band Uni- form -Committee, Swing Band Dave's ambition is to make people happy and having spent four years of school with him, we can be sure he'll succeed. NVILFRED RUDLEY 5124 C St. Nickname: 'fWVill Hobby: Building Maps Hctivitiets: School Band, Monitor, Highlights Staff And learn, my son, the wondrous power of music. X -.I ELIZABETH C. RUSH 6105 N.: Marshall St. Hobby.' Swimming Ambition: To be an artist Activities: .Art Editor of Trojan, Cartoonist for High- lights, Primi Ten Betty's untiring efforts, de- voted attention, and unusual talent contributed much to this, our Yearbook. EDWIN IRV RUTBERC 310 YV. Roosevelt Blvd. Nickname: Sup Hobby: Football, Weightlift- ing, Girls ,-tctivities:, Football Team Varsity Club, Christmas Play Ed's athletic career here at Olney has certainly been a star-studded one. Good luck, Ed, we hope you ac- complish your aims in the near future. GEORGE C. SARKIS 5248 N. 3rd St. Hobby.' Art Activities: Vice President of l2A Class, Treasurer of IIB Class, Olney A Cappella Choir. Bud's wit and amiable ways endear him to his fel- low classmates. His ability, personality and enthusiasm will probably make him a fine lawyer. He is very popu- lar around Olney and we feel sure he will be just as likeable in his particular Held. JUNE SCHEIDE1, 173 WVidener'Stgl Hobby: SM'.IllIH1Tlg ' Ambiti : ounialist .' .mivzia si Member .of 12A and Coudcils, Basketball Tea' , Gyirls' Hi-Y, junior I-l'Uflor 'Sbcietyg-.Secretary of llB Class. we -Q Activity, like vaisidy, addr: spice to life. HERBERT M. SCHILLER 1866 Nolan St. Nickname: Shuflie-foot Hobby: Athletics Ambition: Physician Activities: Honor Society. Trojan Staff, Track Team, Cross-Country Team, Var- sity Club Herb is not only a good athlete, but a good student. His all around activity has been quite an asset to Olney. He peps up any gathering with his sparkling humor. and is always well liked. Success will surely come to Herb Schiller, a boy with great ability. . V LENNART ASCHMIDT 5740 Colgate St. To be rich is Len's ambitiong Tho' we know he's no magi- cian, iVith his perseverance strong, Getting rich should not take long. GLADYS ELLEN SCHOCH 425 W. Tabor Road Gladys plans to be a store manager when she leaves Olney. Although she is interested in business, she finds sports a pleasant pastime, especially bowling. swimming and skating. ESTHER SCHULTZ 5749 N. 7th St. Hobby: Athletics Ambition: journalist Activities: Hockey Team, Softball Team, Manager of Basketball Team . Where would. the girls at Olney be, Without Esther's sporting ability, We know you'l1 obtain that , well deserved goal, ivhen you go into the world to play a new role. DORTHEA SCHYVARTZ ll25.,Wagner Ave. Nickname: Dolly Hobby: Drawing Ambition: Secretary Activities: Fellowship Club, Basketball To become a secretary is the ambition of this sweet girl. She has always been successful in her studies so we feel confident that she will be an outstanding suc- cess. Her many friends class- ify her as a very sweet per- son: and we wish her good luck and a successful future. BETTY SCHIECH 317 WV. Ruscomb St. Ambition: Go to business school Activities: Girls' Hi-Y Dancing can be lots of fun, And it keeps Betty on the run. We wish you luck and 'fun galore, And hope that business won't be a bore. LAXVRENCE SCHMITT 172 YV. Rosemar St. Hobby: Airplane making Activities: Baseball, Football, Golf, Basketball In school, at sports, Larry seemed to excel, As an engineer we're sure 1ie'll do as well. JOSEPH SCHNEEYVEIS 5946 N. 3d St. Hobby: Sports Activities: Track Team, Soc- cer Team, Hi-Y, Varsity Club Butch was outstanding in sports. His ambition in life is to be somebody, and we are sure he will succeed in this desire. ROBERT SCHOELLHORN 126 E. Wellens Ave. Hobby: Hunting and fishing Ambition: Textile salesman Activities: 9A and 9B Repre- sentative As a salesman Shelly will certainly succeed, For he has acquired what salesmen need, Patience and bait are right on his line, iVith these on his side. he'11 get along fine. GERALD SCHWAM 5905 Horrocks St. Nickname: Jerry Hobby: Photography Ambition: Aeronautical Engi- neer Activities: Trojan Photog- rapher, Highlights, Varsity Club, Track Team Go boldy forth, my man. JMQUELINE SCHWARTZ lll5 W. Godfrey Ave. jackie has a very unique hobby. n She enjoys learning chemistry equations. jackie's ambition is to be a geometry teacher-geometry is one of her pet-peeves. Good luck to you, and here's hoping you will find something you will really enjoy doing when you graduate. SIDNEY SCHWARTZ 5221 Pennway St. Nickname: Sid Hobby: Taking things apart .-imbition: Accountant-CPA Activities: Libra 1' y Aide, Highlights Sales Representa- tive, Chess Club, 1.unchroom Aide Diligent, tl1rifty and thoughtful of others JOHN M. SEIPP 438 W. Mlingohocking St. Hobby: YVorking on Automo- biles Ambition: Aviation Little John is i11 tl1e air And desires to stay up there. He is one who is going to try, And work his best to learn to fly. LORRAINE SERF.-XSS 7731 Gilbert St. Nickname: Doc Hobby: Horseback riding Ambition: Nursing Activities: Senior Leaders. Bible Club, Highlights -Rep- resentative, Red Cross Club. Girl Reserves Lorraine l1as ambition and pep. She bustles with activi- ties, but has time to make us all her friends.j5he'll always lead a full successful lifg CHARLES KI. SHA1 FliRl N ,-4715 2-nd St. .Yff',t'lIHTI1Q.f !'Chuck H -s, H 'Hobby:9Wolfing ' ' -4 A mbition: Polibiciarl ' ,fictivities: Debating team Obr 'lil'llIl'1lJCI',-OIIC' tnanfl about-town, Ch-uck, shbukl go' far- i11 the worlds His ready smile and cheerful dis- position make him well liked. Mle predict he'1l go far. many friends will long' re- member him. 5 DORIS SHAPIRO 4813 N. 9th St. Hobby: Playing the piano Ambition: Teacher Activities: Editor in Chief ol' Highlights, Palladium writer, Tennis Club, Fellowship Club, Monitor, Basketball Club Doris excels in writing. She has more activities than seem possible. No one can deny her capability, ambition: and success. She is intelli- gent and popular. NIARJORIE SHAPIRO 1027 Lakeside Ave. .Yickname.' Margie Hobby: Playing the piano Ambition: Research chemist .4c!ivitif'.s: Trojan staff. Rep- resentative, Poetry Club, Mu- sic Masterpiece Club, High- light Representative. Margies the girl with tl1e giggle in l1er voice To get i11to college would make her rejoice, She forges ahead with great fury So that she will become an- other Eve Curie. 3 ROSICMARY BIEATRICIC SEEGISR -1225 N. Reese St. Nickn11me.' Rosemarie pllltlliffllllf To be successful in life Activitifaa' Swimming, Bowl- ing, Skating A constant friend. NORMA SELFRIDGE -1818 Street n COLDIE SERODY 5153 D St. Hobby: Dramatic, Swimming .-lmbition: College Activities: Representative, As- sistant Representative, Dra- matics Club: Highlights Rep- resentative, Trojan Represen- tative Have more than thou showest, Speak less than thou knowestf' DANIEL SHAPIRO 319 E. Sheldon St. Nicknonie: Danny flnzbilion: To marry a very rich girl Artivitiaw Basketball, Base- ball Dan is known for his wit 211111 clever sayings, For a gal with loads of Clflllgll he's praying! FAY SHAPIRO 813 Lindley Ay9Q.-'fS- Nick 1ll1IlF.',F ele Hr 1: Mt, anci g A Hon: Sei al the boys co te home A, J- .-l1'livilif's: Dancing' C l u Danced i11 t e' sch ol shfp lfay's clz1 c ll be gre- membered lm, ll 0 us in past school shows. er natural grace a11d poise not only give her charm on the stage, but are responsible for her count- less friends. I X, f l J' I- , ,ff t svnviivin A111 l U PM '.10th S ' Sh p's ,Nay is pu c speaking. ecause he i - tcrested in this, he i e ls to become a cofporati l - yer. Shap was o'njJe ba. ball and cheerleading teams, and also on the Highlights Stall. RUBY LEE SHARP 8500 Dexter Drive Nickname: Shorty Hobby: Dancing, Swimming. Piano, Collecting tiny ele- phants To be an Air Line Hostess is Ruby's ambition She's cute and sweet, and will offer plenty of compe- I1l.1OI1. NVILLIAM SHERMAN 5610 N. Arbor St. Bill was on the track team and a member of our hand. His hobby is sports. His am- bition is to be an engineer and with his ability he's sure to be a success. DOROTHY ELIZABETH SHOEMAKER 334 Gilham St. Hobby: Glass Painting Ambition: Stenographer Dottie's smile is warm and gal'- Spreading cheer the live long , day. A hit she'll be, because, you see, ' She's got so much vital ty. 1 NATALIE SICHEL 5811 N. 13th St. Nickname: Tinkie Hobby: Swimming Ambition: Secretary Activities: Varsity Swimming YVhenever there's a swimming meet, With Tinkie there it's quite a treat. She takes to water like a duck, And we all wish her lots of luck. ELAINE SINIAWSKY 517 E. Thelma St. Nickname: Dutch Ambition: Secretary Activities: Alternate Repre- sentative Elaine sure is a swell dancer. YVith her charming personality, we can tell that she's well on the road to suc- cess. ALBERT A. SLACKOWITZ 4613 N. 10th St. Hobby: Gardening Activities: Vice-President of Honor Society, Member of Trojan Staff, Monitor, S. A. Representative Al one of our handsome, intelligent leaders, and Al's fellow students will be proud someday to say they knew him when . Al's a fellow we all know well, He thinks seeing the world would really swell. RITA SHER 4652 Hurley St. Hobby: Dancing, and look- ing for Roz Ambition: Finding Roz and writing a decent column Activities: Co - Advertising Editor, Highlights Column- ist, Chief cook and bottle washer, Expert pony writer, Keeping up the name of Rita and Roz Cloe otherwise known as Rita, is the Rita half of the Senior Sn0oper's . HELEN 1. SHIVELY 5421 N. 11th St. Hobby: Dancing .-lctivilies: S. A. Representa- tive, Senior Leaders, Hockey and Softball club, Spanish club, Trojan Representative Sis , one of the prettier members of our class, is busy preparing to enter college. What she has gained from her activities will be of great use to her and has helped to make her stay at Olney an enjoyable one. c i s , I- freasu and X1 President, Tr c JAMES SHORT 402 W. n burg St. by.' Driv g 'tie : ss r y R ent i , Ms ' ym Shorts , is p sonality s. Yvith a quick s 'le and a sense ol humor to iatai, he has cer- tainl bee Olney. All y in the world, jimmy. MIRIAM SIGMOND 1140 Lakeside Ave. Ambition: Accountant Mimi is a member of the Swimming Club and the Poetry Club. She has also been a Highlight and Bond Representative. What she did was done with so much ease, In her alone 'twas natural to please. SELMA SKLOFF 1412 Robbins St. Hobby: Bowling, Dancing Activities: Palladium Repre- sentative Golden hair, like sunlight streaming. DORIS SMITH 6236 Argyle St. Hobby: Popular Records Activities: Music Master- pieces Club, Fellowship Club Dot is striving in every way, To become a private secretary some future day. She loves music of every kind, And always has a tune on her mind. I - IAMES SMITH 4929 N. Lawrence St. Nickname: .Iimmie Ambition: Engineer The type of person we all want to be, Friendly, ambitions. and true is he. SHIRLYE SMOLIQN 1027 W. XVyotning Ave. Nickname: Shirl Hobby: Piano, Tennis, Swint- ming Ambition: Marry Him Activities.' Red Cross Club. Class Secretary, Office Monitor RHODA SOBIQI, 4812 N. Hutchinson St. Nickname: Roe Ambition: To be a success Activities: Library Monitor. Palladium Representative, Highlights Representative, Class Volleyball, Fellowship Club Good nature the very air of a good mind. JANE soNtNHE.tM 106 W. Gale St. Hobby: Having a good time Activities: Girds Hi-Y, Moni- Ambitiop: To be successful Janie, we hope youll always treasure, All those things that give you pleasure With work along with all your play, You'll be a success some fu- ture day. THERESA SPADARO 5835 N. Hope St. Hobby: Soda-jerk Ambition: Bookkeeper Activities: Library Monitor, Infirmary Monitor, High- lights Representative, Red Cross Representative Friendly and happy, Tess never had a foe, Her best friend, however. is a guy named joe. RENEE A. SPECTOR 259 W. johnson St. Hobby: Swimming, Bowling. and other sports Ambition: To like and bz- liked Activities: Senator, Represen- tative, Alternate Representa- tive, Palladium Representa- tive, Bonds and Stamps Rep- resentative Reen's the girl with the golden hair, For dear old Olney she's done her share. BILL SMITH 247 IV. Godfrey Ave. Hobby: Stamps .-lmbition: Farmer Activities: Dancing, Baseball, Football We hope Smitty achieves his ambition, and we would like to wish him a fruitful crop. BERNICE SYNDER 5033 Boudenot St. Nicknctme: Bern Hobby: Collecting pictures of Frankie Sinatra Bernice is a witty one, She's always Ollt to have some fun. We'll all remember that cute little laugh, As Bern starts up the future path. 'I' I, 7 St. t ickna e.' S ey Ambiti n: T m' ' ' d Activities: i ' pre- sentative, h lub, Bas- ketball lub A mer 'he aketh a cheerful countenencef' MARION SOSEBEE 5841 N. Mascher St. Activities: Palladium Repre- sentative, Highlights Repre- sentative, Swimming Club Cttte little Mag is brown eyed and chestnut tressed. She loves dancing, laughing a lot, Ocean City, and nearly everyone. XVe are sure the future will be bright, Mag . LESTER A. SPANGENBERG 927 W. Fisher Ave. Les goes in for sports in a big way, and with his pleas- ant way, we are sure his am- bition to make good will come true. BERIHA SPEIS 521 Pennway Avenue '1'oughy was in the Soft- ball Club and is a Gym Mon- itor. She hopes that drooling over Alan Ladd might land her a job as his secretary. XVe hope so, too 0 4 f -r CLARA SPOERL 130 N. Rosemar Street Activities: Biology Club We'll bet Claire won't be a stenographer long after some lucky man sees how she can sew. HELEN STANIEK 4353 N. 6th St. A c t ivit ies : Representative, Monitor, Library Helper, Jr. Leader, Highlights Repre- sentative Nickie , the girl with the pleasant smile claims that she is always chasing rainbows. Helen's ambition is to be- come a journalist. HARRY E. STAUDENMAYER 5163 E. Luray Street Stud takes to automobiles, As some fellows take to their evening meals. His ambition is to own a string of garages, We hope it will not be a string of mirages. SOI. STEIN 4849 Gransback St. Hobby: Girls Ambition: More girls Sol's qpet peeve seems to be physics: but when he puts his mind down to it, he will soon find it to be easy. ROBERT STILTSER 119 W. Olney Ave. Model building is the hobby, Of a would-be draftsman, of't called Bobby. I LORRAINE S E 'K 223 W. Chelte Ave. Hobby: Co ing c ., Dancing Ambiti .' Private s reta y to Gu Madison , Ahtivities: Girl's i-Y, A r- n e Repr se ti e, jan taff, Hi t Re Senta- tive, Tr Repr ntativ' ff won e '- lneyit Besides mg' 0 ul she Hi b ta d th t 1 fied p p g ' A. ti o partici ate 1 ' y sch ol activgigifs. The i no ques- tio ' s to whet r she'l1 suc- cee in life, ecause fust knowing her, is convincing enough. erciien 1s I DOROTHY STAHL 7133 Lawndale Ave. Activities: Swimming Club, Alternate Representative Dolly has a smile that baits all the boys for dates. Dancing with Dotty is simply a must, Some day she'll be a music teacher, we trust. SHERMAN C. STARRETT 224 Nedro Avenue Moe was on the soccer tcam in '44 and '45 and soc- cer is also his hobby. His ambition is to be a school teacher, and we wish him the best of everything. jot-IN M. STEHEI. 540 Sentner Street tYil'kIIlINlE.' Lefty Hobby: Collecting girls' pic- titres Amlziliom To graduate There are moments when silence prolong'd and un- broken, More expressive may be than words ever spoken. RUTH STEINMULLER 125 Champlost Ave. Hobbies: Piano playing, fish- ing, sewing Anzbiiion: Bookkeeper or of- litfe worker Activities: Tennis, Biology Club As a general thing it is the quiet people who do the best thinking and perform the most good work. DESPI STOULIS 6910 Rising Sun Ave. Nickname: Peaches Hobby: Football A mbition: Housewife Activities: Swimming, Foot- ball, Baseball So sweet and wondrous fair is she, As merry as the day is long. CHARLES STRUMPF 5835 N. Howard St. Activities: Boy's Hi-Y, Cross Country, l2A Council Charlie's ready smile and wise cracks are well-known to his many friends. It is to him we owe our grand Fri- day assemblies. LEONORE STULL 6714 N. Fourth St. Activities: Tennis Club, Vic- tory Club Lee has one ambition and that is to enter the field of aviation. We know she'll be a success as an aviatrix, 'THOMAS 0. SWAN. jR. 5118 N. 3rd St. Hobby: Trying to be an ath- lete Ambition: To hnd the right girl Activities' Football, Hurd- ling fTrackj, Social Science Swannie has everything from looks to a sense of hu- mor. He makes a fine foot- ball player because he's burly and a good sport. Sharp, too. MARY FOSTER TAYIOR 6552 N. Fifth St. Nickname: Sis Hobby: Collecting minatures Ambition: Modeling Actitfities: Broadcasting Can any mortal mixture of earth's mould breathe such divine enchanting ra- vishmentP LURRAINI-1 'l'Hllil. 426 Knorr St. Hobby: Corresponding Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Varsity Basketball, Tennis, Hockey, Archery Lee of the sweet disposi- tion, is a phrase that fits Lorraine. Besides, she's blond, likes active sports. and a certain T.j.G., whom she has plans on. Lots of happiness, Lee! DOROTHY TITTELMAYER 6009 Lawndale Ave. Hobby: Dancing Ambition: Graduation Activities: Highlights Repre- sentative, Book Aid, Basket- ball, Softball Dottie is so active that she must have a secret formula. She not only has a job, but even finds time for activities at school. YVILLIAM B. TODD 102 Grange Ave. Nickname: Bill Hobby: Model Railroading Ambition: College The wisest man could ask no more of fate Than to be simple, modest, manly, true. HERBERT SUNTKEN 556 E. Godfrey Ave. Nickname: Herb .fflIlfIififI7l.' T 0 earn money He speaketh not and yet there lies, A conversation in his eyes. l.0RRAIt GL I TA 5013 Pe ay Ave. Hobby: o working Am i ' Singer miie Trojan rese ative, Repr se ve Hi ights Repr tat' er- nate R esent, a- m. ' ub l me 1 .1 wi ni ant 'lt ' t ng ' l u ' ty. 'h ' f wi a swell dispositi n a d a good nature. H activities prove e is a true-spirited O neyite. GIERTRUDE TEBLUM 6722 Horrocks St. Nickname: Goldie Hobby: Corresponding Ambition: just to be happy Activities: Tennis Club, Fel- lowship Club, Palladium Re- presentative, Class Secretary A kind and gentle heart to comfort friend and foe. jOSliI'H B. TIERNEY 310 W. Fisher Ave. Hobby: Reading f1r'li1fitie.x'.' Representative. Football, Palladium Staff jovial joe enlivened many of our classes with his witi- cisms: he will long be re- membered by many of us be- cause of them. As an elec- trical engineer, he will be a much sought-after young man in the future world. LYDIA M. TITTELMAYER 6009 Lawndale Ave. Nickname: Lidja Hobby: Traveling Activities: Alternate Repre- sentative, Book Secretary, Bond and Stamps Represen- tative, Swimming Club Lydia is one among many who want to enter the busi- ness world, but we are sure she will excel and make her- self an outstanding member of it. She is the type of girl that everyone likes and is always surrounded by hosts of friends. - CORRINE TRABIN 5564 Hill Creek Court Rene should be a favorite secretary with her boss be- cause of-her personality. She loves to dance and anyone who has danced with het' will tell you how good she is. . rail i' 1' tl g vw S e IS ted e s LORRAINE S. TRAGER 325 E. Louden St. Nickname: Kitty Hobby: Music and sports Ambition.' Copyist Activities: S. A. Representa- tive, Highlights Representa- tive, Alternate Highlights Representative. Lorraine has been a very active girl at Olney. She en- joys music and is very inter- ested in sports. With her efforts and hard work she will surely be a success. ANNA TUBMAN 4610 N. 10th St. Tubby is a girl who can always find a brighter side to discouragement. Her hobby is music: and her atn- bition is to become a high school teacher in the years to come. MARTHA VANDEVFR 6610 N. llth St. Hobby: Music Ambition: Good college edu- cation Activities: A Cappella Choir. Girl's Hi-Y, llB Council. Class Secretary, Bonds and Stamps Representative Although Marty came into the school in llA, she has become one of the most popular girls in our class. Her willingness to partici- pate in class activities has made her one of our most valuable assets. ELEANOR K. YVAGNER 4142 N. Eighth St. Nickname: El Hobby: Collecting Pictures Ambition: Doctor Activities: Varsity Basketball, Monitor A wise physician is more than armies to the public weal. FRANK WARD 618 E. Brill St. Bo-Bo is another one of Olney's great lovers. This gay man seems to have a way with' the females, and as he is successful in this career, we're sure he'll be one of our top chemical engineers. ETTA VVARTMAN 5919 N. Leithgow St. Hobby: Bowling, Bike Rid- ing, Dancing Ambition: Business field A ctivities: Representative, Defense Stamp Representa- tive, Alternate Highlights Representative, Theater Club, Debating Club A big success will Edie be For she has personality. 1 V'-,vga XVALTER H. TRAUBEL 520 W. Somerville Ave. Nickname: Walt Hobby: Photography Ambition: Draftsman Activities: Soccer Team, Boys Varsity Club Diligent, thoughtful-a fine combination, A true friend in our estima- tion. ROSLYN SYLVIA UMIN 4906 Rorer St. Hobby: Dancing Roz, who loves to dance, hopes to be a social worker after graduation. She has served as a library monitor and was a Palladium repre- sentattve. LYNN VERSTEIN 5001 Roosevelt Blvd. Hobby: Getting out of work Ambition: Bring blue socks for gym .ff6'fi'llifif3S.' 11B Alternate Representative, Debating Club, Highlights Represen- tative. Secretary of Book, French Club I-1arth's noblest thing. a woman perfected. MARGARET WAGNER 197 XV. Thelma St. '4Peg has a laugh for any dull occasion. You can count on her for cheer. She is interested in sports, and par- ticipated in bowling and basketball. Peg won't find her ambition to graduate very difficult to fulfill. DOROTHY WARRINGTON 250 WV. Rubicam St. tX'irlcname.' Dot Hobby: Buying things for other people's collections Ambition: To be a successful business person The victory of success is hall' won when one gains the habit of work. 'll-XNl.EY J. y TKI. F 9 ' e A Hub! ing ors .-Irtitfz es: Highlights Editor. Dram ics-Clarence, Man- ager Basketball Team '44-'45 lVatty'scxac ities were very diversi ' Sports. a ., d jour- nalism he tried, If he keeps on being such a live wire, At -15 he'll be able to retire. VVILLIAM L. WATSON 630 E. Godfrey Ave. Nickname: Bill Hobby: Sketching Ambition: Art College Activities: Olney Hi-Y, Cross- Country, Track Team, J. V. Football, J. V. Baseball He who has an art, has everywhere a part. DONALD Wl-ZISS 5012 N. Rosehill St. Nickname: Don Hobby: Stamp Collecting Ambition: Medical Doctor Don's pleasant smile and fine sense of humor will win him many patients. l.ots of luck to a fine fellow! JEAN MARIE YVELTIN 96 W. Nedro Ave. Nickname: Queenie Ambition: To go on the stage Music and dancing They're for Jeanie When she's a hit on the stage She'll be called Queenie. JANET WHITHAM 515 E. Marwood Road Nickname: Jan Hobby: Sewing Ambition: Secretary Activities: Library Monitor The secret of success is the constancy of purpose. FRANK YVll.l.lS, JR. 217 W. Spenser St. Hobby: Sports Ambition: College Frank's main interest, next to a certain small brunette, is sports. He is an easy going fellow who is a favorite among his classmates be- cause of his w dis- position. air, its she would So just ts att and see RUTH WEINHARDT 109 Widener St. .N'ickname.' Brownie 'Hobbyu' Skating, collecting bracelets .tfti11itic's: Girl's Hi-Y, Alter- nate Representative, Trojan Representative, Highlights Representative, and Monitor Cute Ruth's ambition is to be Van Johnsons secretary. With her delightful sense of lnnnor and wry of winning friends, we will soon see Brownie taking Van's dic- tation. NORTON WELLER 1708 XVhitaker Ave. Nirliilanw: Nort Holiby: Sports .'Iml1ilion: Navy .ft1'.'i1fities.' Baseball Team and Football His limbs are cast in manly mold, For hardy sports and contest bold. JEROME D. XVENZEL, JR. 5209 C St. I-lobby: Sports .-tmbifion: College ,f1f'li'lfififfS.' Golf Team, Var- sity Club, Basketball Man- ager, Swimming Manager ln things athletic he takes delight ll' he keeps up-his future's bright. IDELI. WILDER 5919 N. Camac St. Niclmame: Nono Hobby: Music .At1'Ii1fitie.r.' Broadcasting Club and Curtain Club Wherever music fills the air We're sure to find that Nono's there I.et's hope that throughout life she'll always treasure This worthwhile pastime that gives her oleasure. I-'RED WINKLER 5946 N. Camac St. Nickname: Fritz Hobby: Outdoor Sports! .4ntbition.' Federal Bureau of Investigation Men of few words are the best men. RUTH WITHOI. 5253 N. Fairhill St. .V-Icli1fiti1's: French Club, Soft- ball, Volleyball Ruth, who enjoys sports immensely, hopes to become a kindergarten teacher. Bub- bles who has such a sweet disposition will certainly be capable of filling this post. ' I JEAN WOLF 6426 Shelbourne St. Nickname: junior Hobby: Making puzzles Ambition: College Activities: junior Leaders. Girl Reserves, Tennis Club Not much talk-a great, sweet silence. RUTH YVOLI' 4918 Boudinot St. Nickname: YVolf Hobby: Enjoys dancing with Melvin Ambition: Good housewife Ruth's nickname puts you off the track She's as different from a wolf as white from black. So far she has had success, And we wish het' a life of happiness. HELEN WOLFRAM 253 W. Chelten Ave. Nickname: Shorty Activities: Basketball, Soft- ball, Hockey Shorty , our six feet tall sports fan, is sure to be suc- cessful as a stenographer or model. MAE WOOD l-17 Spencer St. Activities: llB, l2A Presi- dent, Girl's Hi-Y. Senator, Honor Society and Senior Leaders. If WVoody's success here at Olney is any criterion, she will rise quickly in her posi- tion as a secretary. Good luck, Mac, along I.ife's Highway, , Q SL' IS YANQFF lggfhitakeruifvc. Nickname: 'Loey' PI-lobby: Eatin i e cream N She is prett XLR: walk with. And witty ' talk with, And pleasant, too, to think on. KENNETH YODER 276 WY Nedro Ave. Activities: S. A. Treasurer. Student Court justice, Treas- urer of Honor Society, and Tennis Team Ken's hobby is game hunt- ing, large and small, He hopes to enter college to at- tain a higher education. LJIKAI IME ouf 5 N. ' t. Hobby. Ro kati nc dancing Ambitimi: 0 ecretar ' and get marrie Activities: Red Cross Kay is known for th t ice smiling face. She i. sweet and cute and will give the boys quite a chase. MURTON VVOLFMAN 5159 Xvhitaker Ave. Nicknan1e.' Wolfte Hobby: Ambition: To become an op- IOIIICITISI Activities: Bowling Squad, Highlights Representative, Book Room Monitor an:l Gym Monitor He has an eye to business. CATHERINE WOOD 5811 N. Camac St. Hobby: Dramatics Activities: Trojan Represen- tative and Theater Club In dramatics Kitty's really great As a dramatic teacher she will surely rate. l'E'l'liR WORHACZ, jR. -1605 N. Wfarnock St. tvilflflllllllfff Pete Hobby: Singing Ambition: Radio Engineer Activities: Lunchroom Aide The President of our A Cap- pella Choir ls one grand fellow we all admire. His love of music and en- during devotion, Are profound, secure, and as deep as the ocean. DOLORES C. YODER 5906 N. Franklin St. Nickname: Dee Hobby: Dancing ftnibitirm: Secretary Dolores is better known as Dee She lists her ambition as a secretary, We hope the world will give her a chance And that she'll have lots of time to dance. GERTRUDE B. ZACKON 6610 Rising Sun Ave. .eilllilffilltlf College Activities: Trojan Staff. School play Clarence , Cur- tain Club, Highlights Repre- sentative and Monitor With Trudy's quiet manner and wonderful dis- position along with her al- luring smile she will go far in a college career. fy, RICHARD D. ZAHN 6531 N. Park Ave. Nicknrmze: Dick Hobby: Photographx .-imhilion: Architectural lin- gineer Afti1Jitif'.S.' Hi-Y, 'l'reasurerof l2A Class, Al. Y. Soccer, S. A. Representative. and Orches- tra Though Dick held Illilllf' offices and gave much of his time to after-school arriv- ities, he still fountl .imc to maintain a fricnclly :intl humorous air. MURRAY ZVCKFR 5046 Penuway St. Nicknrznw: Ink Hobby: Swimming .-Imhilimi: Optometrist xIcfivilirs.' Swimming tlluh. Library Monitor and Chess Club Zuk has a cheerful out' look on life that makes him a fellow whom everyone likes. He likes people. :mtl his grin is his trademark. ZALA 0, i' A I ff .f ,, vbaffly t X' 1-.. , -,.. ., n .Gr ' V . -r A W ua, ,gag V 1 t. X in f. 1 , ai TQ V, ' fw.. . , ff,-p ,,,f1l7! ' f tx gh . 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