Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 160 of the 1950 volume:

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In our yearbook, we, the graduates of Iune 1950, shall try to provide a forward and back- ward look at our times-a story of how the present grew out of the past, and how the future is growing out of the present. Our years at Olney prepared us for the task which lies ahead, and we enter the future on a note of hope. We are the giants of the twentieth century - the statesmen, the businessmen, the great American public. The tate of the world-our fate-is in our hands. That is the century's challenge to us! We are on the threshold of the second halt ot the century- the gateway to a new life. We must mold the destinies of tomorrow. We think of the achievements the past years have brought, finding in them not only a cause for pride in our heritage, but faith and confidence in a golden future for us. Mns. SCANLAN Mmjwwn DEDICATION In appreciation and gratitude for all they have done for us, We, the class of Iune '50, dedicate our yearbook to our sponsors, Mrs. Scanlan and Mr. Marhefka. They have given freely and cheerfully of their time and energy in order to make our class a better one. Mrs. Scanlan, with her Warm understanding of our needs, has given us help when we were troubled. Mr. 4 GCN ax TQ oun SPONSDR Marhefka has always been ready for any new scheme we might devise. No class could have asked for two more wonderful sponsors. Their untiring efforts and expert supervision have made our class a whole unit instead of many scattered sections. They molded and shaped our unit into a class with spirit and ingenuity. They have been a source of constant inspiration to us, and it is to them this yearbook stands as a token of our friendship and devotion. 5 COMPOSITE INFORMALS OF TROJAN STAFF Working on the dummy Planning the art work Considering financial problems Q, Debating a problem Artists at work l 5 TROJAN STAFF G WEINER DAVID Ross Editor-in-Chief Art Editor MR. RUGG Mn. MCCANN Mas. Mlcoccl Sponsors 7 LITERARY 1 ' high: A 2525 ei fi if MARILYN BRODSKY ggffR A f PLoRA EISMAN ,V RAP REQ -A . Q25 af' , 4 I Augfgg - , Wikia 1 232555 1 f 133155522 S. A -A A2911 , A ' H214 BARBARA LARNER ELs1r: PRocK QQ A X -A HLA' LA A BARBARA Cox-IEN 1, ff 1 1 A 'Q L , QM fQ5S' HEAR? f ' 2 ' is . ' SE' 'V 1: Af ' R as M A A-',1sXC?wWQ1-x', Af ' fs' ',wfqq-Am-+,sf.JR-:WE ' 'M!45MQX',HXIi':wvyf'N , RRA,qRw A vwwx x+xA. HELEN GORDON RUTH LEVITAN L A4,Af LL ALRRR mf ,sl FM W L 2 - A RFQ A R353 A Jw A 4' :Y 4? 1' 1 Q it W , L A , A, 1'-A ALR , A 1-.Jw f A 'vw wg R: . wi 1 AT: ' 'W ifQwR3Z,y 1' Groncm SzcoR ' 'ViY?AXi'5E'9 A, A A .pww ' il 'Vw sw, my 'AER x R? X dsl L 54 f . Af Al - A Efalgf ANNE COHRN ww-' ,1w1,l-wa .-wwf if-ram: M55'EEi35355ggE QAY- A A 3' W- , 5' 554.531 A A A V -lea-f K- -gn, R W g ,A fi A R 3 A A A M- , ,, I X W 1 X ,, A Ai AX A v A A ,R ,NN M.. , RQ SANDRA GUNTHRR ,iw , . ozm. A if WSW A A , ' ma ,Aw .sg ' I EDYTHE MARCUS 2? 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J FW ,W fm ARLYN FLEISHER BARBARA GITTLEMAN DORIS KAsHN1'rz A A ' 'vfwf 4 A A , WT. zz GE BETTY KLEIN NATALIE KRAMER BERNICE ROS!-IN DOROTHY SCHLESSINGER fp HARRIET SCHWARTZ PAULA SuRANs1-:Y BERNARD SOLOMON juuus TROUT -A 4 'Q fififffiw - 1 f ' 2 3fii?T:252ffJ , A ff A f , ,- as E MHA , A ' wil A P ,f , f 'M N ' 4 XM 'X A :3Qi'5iWi', if Qf'f5i5W3M RENMQWM ALEXANDER LONG RHODA' RosEN BUSINESS MANAGERS A 9 R R R RE, A Q ADMINISTRATION During the past fifty years, the world has known many great men, each a leader in his own field-Roosevelt and Wilson, two great states- men. Claire Boothe Luce, a woman of prominence in the political world, Einstein, a genius of the Modern Age, Madame Curie, discoverer of radiumg Pershing and Eisenhower, the leaders of our Armies in the last two wars, Booker T. Washington and Horace Mann, men who made trends in the field of education. Thus the world recognizes its great. Their advance to achieve their goal of a better world has been a long and difficult path. We, too, travel a road, but one less arduous and cemented by the help and encouragement of our teacher. In these pages of our yearbook we, the class of Iune '50, would like to recognize our leaders: the principal, the teachers, and the counsellors, all the people who have guided our way through high school. For the past few years these have been the great and important in our lives. We appreciate a wonderful faculty, whose dedication and devotion will enable us to master successfully whatever the future holds. 10 an , .- In Wifi N ,5 Huw ' I W3 5 Y-,x.AlV' .f ' 7 , ' J 4 ol4 'T ff' Xf . -N W4 wa x NIIMZ' - -X 'WML 4 X 0, fixing? 5 gy I MQ, g V9 DORIS ' i X ix E 5 S Xi 1:-XX X NN- iq' -Q . E - i S KkT' ,i S , L -,Z -. -in Z . X 5--sg, S ig Q L1 , - Ag- X XX i g ,T . in Ji , 5 - -A 1 V 2 SQW., -Y . ,-, -V - R .:--.,. x ' -+V! 41 rf 1 66 Q ga 2.1 V+ 11 'P CUR PRINCIPAL The American mood of 1900 was one of individual self-reliance and frugality. The frontier had disappeared but the pioneer spirit of virile crea- tiveness lingered on. Freedom to think, to act, to contrive his own security was the prevailing impulse of American youth. Like old furniture, horse-cars and celluloid collars, initiative in 1950 seems to have worn out, the need to struggle has been reduced by a thousand inventions. Individual enterprise has shifted to mass effort, and independence seems losing out to social dependency. As you receive congratulations at graduation, and thrust open the gateway to a new life, I hope your path ahead will point upward, and require sturdy climbing. Let pride in your heritage bring resolution to find again that declining pioneer impulse of the past five decades, that your life may be one ot creative usefulness to all Good luck, and God bless you. 1 12 ASSISTANTS TO THE PRINCIPAL In this, our yearbook, we, the Class of Iune 1950, would like to express our appreciation to Mrs. Fink and Dr. Green- wood for the understanding they have extended to us. Their sincerity, and invaluable advice have often brought us to the solution of a problem. To their encouragement and sensible suggestion we owe many of the good times We have had at Olney. Dr. Greenwood's humour, Mrs. Fink's smile and genial hello have made each morning more pleasant and furnished the good start each day. We thank these two friends and are well aware of the part they played in preparing us for the years to come. 13 FACULTY C 0 m m e r C e RICHARD M. HOLME Helen A. Carrnalt james E. Clancy Max Glass Martin Greenblatt Helen E. Hasenfus Luther C. Haupt Marguerite Iacobs Aaron Kerman Mollie Lazarus Herman Lebourtz Ethel S. Levin Rose L. Lischin En gl F S ll MILDRED OSLER Mary Andersen Carmen Blanc Robert E. Blanc Ellen E. Brown Fred Fisher Mary F. Gates Clifford Horrocks Benjamin M. Hurowitz Marjorie Iones Philip Kligman Ella E. McAllister Theresa T. Micocci Sara Nagler lrene F. Neumann Katherine D. Newman Benjamin Rubin Martin Rugg Minnie Rugg Benjamin Schleifer Abraham Segal Lillian Shore Alfred Stark Bertha Voigt George Woznicki Norman Mellor Clarence Nadel Emily Rainey Nathan E. Rauch Anne M. Scanlan Victor Schiller Aida Seltzer Maxwell Shoemaker Thelma E. Smith Harris A. Somerset Edith Sweetser Grace Tatman Mathematics MARION L. STUART Evelyn Alden Bernard August Alvesta Flanagan I. Burnette Hallowell Adele Keller Ephraim Mantz Russell McDonald Martin Moliver Metllullitdl Arts BENJAMIN P. PRICE William Brink Alonzo H. Hall David S. Chambers Chester Hartlein Henrietta Radin Robert H. Sehl lack Shapiro Marylew Stritzinger Edward Thilo Arthur I. Tobias Solomon Weisberg Robert Foley Elias Freed Alfred B. Grayshon Raymond H. Thomas Charles E. Thumlert 14 Physitdl Ed ALBERT M, RARRON Regina Casey Marie Creutzinger Anne G. Dealy Anna K. Liese Harriet Lovelidge Anthony Marhetka Catherine McPeak Edmund Mueller Eleanor Phillips Iohn Powell Betty Reid Olga G. Richter H. L. Spielberg Francis P. Tierney Myrtle Walkden Emil Weiler FACULTY l0S9Ph Nelmafl Emma H. Whitaker S ci e n ce wooLF GOLDBERG loseph Bardy Dorothea Pike Gladys Benner Louis Rayman Louise G. Dreher Frank Sadker Raymond Fay Marion B. Savin Linwood T. Lawrence Earl O. Snyder Carl Marzzacco Elizabeth D. Steen SUCHII Studies WARREN G. IOHNSTON Gladys M. Adams Mary Bellmer Gertrude Bergman Robert Caplan Bernard Epstein Hazel M. Hussong Gertrude Loveland ,fu I Beatrice Minecci Harry Rantz Sylvia Rantz Martin Savitz Harry Schneeberg Carl I. Schott Herman S. Steinberg la ng U age ANNA SHUMWAY Clarence I. Benjamin Elizabeth Breazeale Helen Coleman Anthony S. Coma Esther Cydell Laura G. Easley 15 Bella Heiman Ida Kaiser lessie V. Morton Isabel B. Neumann Robert Tropea Frederick Wetter FACULTY 'W M., . AH CHARLES B. MCCANN Herman Fromuth Sydney Gross Rose Sichel Music THEODORE H. NITSCHE Iohn F. Levengood Karl T. Zapf - Lwjfjflil . .1 . .ef f earful ..... H . .,.,,. 1 ...A iff.: .1-gggp' I ' f ,11w2i'f...f.' . . rf-lwfgwgel r i 1 1 . L . ' 3 52 A ffl.: 1 f ,pug egtgg. Q 3 Aiiszfteztm f A :v my film-i s A y. j it - is .z - .1 237. . , 'Li .. -5953? ' A wif: S-'if if-21. L ig . , A A, .1 ,- -- 5. gg- ' 51 1ww11z:z5?9.?'hiT33'-lx' Nl-ilE:El13fl11kL 545' Ek-In wif 1 V Mifv 'ikiyfilgfffiigliiffbffjl T' :ai'E:'f Y 15:-4: E,'Uj't'ti'5, if'-if '. i'f?E'-flywliflsj ' 1 A- ' Jig' ,fifiiffzffhiill fyfffl 'ii 7 . ..... . 2Afft'R:zgMA,:g4ii f Home ftonomits MARY A. PATTERSON Mariah E. Leopold Non-Teaching Assistant Physicians School Nurses Alfred K. Clearwater Dr. Iohn Connelly - .. Dr. Margaret I. Nash Emily Crete? Auxzhary Teacher Hilda Greenwald Dietitian Iennie Miller 16 Clalre Hondxtch Guidance Counsellors Helen H. Hoffman Frederick Wetter Rose E, Huston Dorothy M. Wolff Grade Chairmen 12B-Miss Phillips 10B-Mrs. Iucobs IZA-Mr. Fromuth 10A-Mrs. Pike 11B-Mr. Somerset 9B-Miss Neumann 11A-Mr. Tobias 9A-Miss Phillips 17 Uffice Stuff Eiecznor M. Rycrn, Senior Secretary Miriam Zaborkes Sarah G. Lieberman Sadie S. Torgan Dorothy S. Miller Sara F. Edelman Mcrrie Schob librarian Lech Pinson 18 ALUMNI MR. MA'rr-runs Zigi. WEILER 6 It gives me great pleasure to take this opportunity to welcome you as graduates of this school to membership in the Olney High School Alumni Association. Today you are entering into a new era oi your lite where your ambitions for the future meet with the incongruous way of the world. We of the Alumni wish you success as you take your place as citizens of this world and may the best oi luck be with you always. During your high school career you have formed many friendships and memories oi good times in class rooms, dances, and senior class activities. These people and events will soon fade from memory it you allow them to do so. Your Alumni Association has prepared to promote and further the activities oi the students out ot school, as w-ell as those in the school. These activities will enable you to form new friendships and recall those memories of old as long as you stay active in the Alumni Association. Sincerely yours, HAROLD W. MATHUES President 19 aww, , V' BIG FOUR FATHERS' f ASSDCIATION ,,p, T , l ,st 1 fe . se., R Y 'sf fr , ,g2g:f'z:2 , , t , ' ,J ,Will l Y i OFFICERS , H , 5 . X 7 i President Charles A. Zebe gpm 3, Vice-President H Y Robert F. Barandon Secretary William P. Kinsley Treasurer lliiigyxfjxr Herbert R. Sparks MR. ZEBE We ot the graduating class of Iune, 1950, wish to acknow- ledge with deep gratitude the fine work of the Big Four Fathers. The group, which is made up oi citizens ot Olney and the adjoining communities, assists in many matters which are of great importance to our school. This association, founded in 1925 by Hubert C, Reimel, has maintained close contact with parents, school, and faculty. Through the Big Four, many of Olney's ideals have been reached. We sincerely appreciate the untiring efforts oi the leaders and members, and the beneficial work which they have done and are continuing to do. 20 Mon-lens' V olscusslou 3 Gnoup F OFFICERS President l Mrs. Albert Leggoe Vice-Presidents Mrs. Ernest Agnew Mrs. Philip Sachse y Cor. Secretary A Mrs. G. E. Prince Rec. Secretary Mrs. A. Spangler Treasurer Mrs. L. Lyman School Sponsor Mrs. Nellie Fink Mas. Lsccos 'I'he Mothers' Discussion Group is composed ot the parents of Olney High School students and members of the community who are interested in the promotion of closer relations between the school and the home. The organization, which has aided the Honor Society Scholarship Fund, the Band and the A Cappella Choir by donations ot money, is one ot the most helpful in our community and school. Through the faithful labors of this fine group an indispensible link between the home and school has been created. We, the class of Iune, 1950, wish to thank the leaders and members of the Mothers' Discussion Group for the bene- ticial work they have done for us, our school, and our com- munity. 21 S. A. Sponsors Mr. Tropec, Mr. Sehl, Miss Hcrsenfus S. A. Officers President-Hace Tishler Vice-Presidents-Hana Dubsky, Icrmes Lung Secretary-Polly Shetlock Treasurer-Nancy Simmons ZZ Student Court Norman Weiner, Chief Iustice Ioan Coleman, lack Kramer, Grace Sillman, Ierry Smolinsky Mary Tcrllon, Frank Doherty. Senate Sponsor-Mr. Sehl 23 Senior Representatives Junior Representatives 24 Sophomore Representatives Freshman Representatives 25 12B CouncH Sponsors-Mr. Mcrrhefkct, Mrs. Scanlan President-Icmet Clcxsse Vice-Pesident--Molly Ann Blum Secretary--Ann Feeney Treasurer-Frank Wick IZA CouncH Sponsors-Mr. Sehl Miss Hcxsenfus, President-Nancy Hcxnkins Vice-President-Paul Steinberg Secretary-George Drayton Treasurer-Hcrrris Epstein 26 ,. Us I I B C o u n c il my S ponsors-Mr. Glass, Mrs. Loveland f 63, ff President--Helen Blcrustein X S ecretcrry-Ronnie Horwitz . Vice-President+Lois Ellis WN Q Treasurer-Nancy Armitage .b A S. A. lnformuls ll 27 J: 'N Y df' CLUBS As we, the class of Iune, 1950, stand at the halfway mark of the 20th century, we realize that one phase of our school life, the extra-curricular activities, has not only given us pleasant memories to look back over, but also has prepared us for many situations we will have to meet in the future. The many clubs and groups which we joined certainly are now a part of the past. As we remember the years before 1950, we will recall how we came in contact with new people, shared experiences, and worked together harmoniously in our extra-curricular activities. In the Fellowship Club and the International Relations Club we discussed the problems confronting us as citizens of the world and learned what we could do to change conditions. Our literary endeavors were represented in the Highlights and the Palla- dium . Will we ever forget how the staff of the Highlights provided the latest news of the school, alumni, community and world? Our Debating Team, as always, distinguished itself, both in the school and in inter-school competition, We will always remember the wonderful entertainment the A Cappella Choir and Orchestra provided for us. Nor will we ever be able to repay the Trojanettes and Trojanaires, the Library, the Student Staff, and the Lunchroom monitors, for the work they did cheer- fully and willingly. The clubs are certainly now memories, but it would be impossible to say that they are only memories for us. We will in the second half of the 20th century, often be reminded that they gave each individual a chance for self-expression. Certainly every club, whether it was a service club, a social club, a career club, or a club which discussed community and world problems in some way prepared us for the future. After 1950 we will often look back and treasure our memories of our extra-curricular activities. and we will always be grateful for the fact that Olney offered us so many opportunities to prepare ourselves for the years following 1950. 28 ,W- 'C-'IW 1 . U' fu. lfhskht 2 I. i. rv Wi LM! 'is. X ,Z X Vik iyffffffw X N XY locker Office Captain-Georgia Secor Polly Shetlock Francis Heil ll School Store Sponsor-Mr. Hcrupt Senior Members Molly Ann Blum Loretta Hanson Dick Rummler I i lighting and Sound Staff Sponsor-Mr. Thomas Senior Members Samuel Butchin Fred Scheurer Stage Crew Sponsor-Mr. Thumlert President-Harry Pendus Vice-President-Norton Adler Maioreffes Sponsor-Mr. Grcxyshon Sergeant Mcrior--Iecm Nagel Color Guard Sponsor-Mr. Grcxyshon Sergeant-Doris Purcell Corporal-Kathryn Nagel 32 55 15 xiii if 2 Y-Teens Sponsor--Miss Wolff President-Ann Feeney Vice-President-Iecxn Muto Recording Secretary-Ncmcy Simmons Corresponding Secretary Treasurer-Ida Freeborn Ruth Quigley H i ' Y Sponsor-Mr. Clearwater President-Gerhcxrt Duerr Vice-President-Scun Loughridge Secretary-Icrck Kramer W Treasurer-Frcrnk Wick 33 Polladiunl Sponsor-Miss Brown Editor-Harriet Schwartz Assistant Editor-Lucille Weinberger Senior Honor Society Sponsor-Mrs. Kaiser President-Steve Mainzer Vice-President-Edith Waldman Secretary-Gert Weiner Treasurer-Rhoda Rosen 34 l l l l l Assembly Monitors Sponsor-Mr. Clearwater Captain-Shirley Abrams Co-Captain-Beverly Zarolf Hallway Monitors Sponsor-Mr. Tropea 35 library Monitors Sponsor-Mrs. Pinson Infirmary Monitors Sponsor-Mrs. Chickering 36 W 1 lnternational Relations Club Sponsor-Mr. Rantz President-Flora Eisman Vice-President-Ioan Coleman Secretary-Treasurer-Ruth Levitan DebaHng Sponsor-Mr. Schneeberg President-Ruth Levitan Captain, First Team-Ierry Dortort Captain, Second Team- Eleanor Goman Secretary-Treasurer--Eloyce Bell 37 f f - 5- 1 ' kffazzyw Qffgafewmif1-fw'1Qgsrvmx,m1w -H V -, Troianetfes Sponsor-Mrs. Loveland President-Rita Lauro Vice-President-Martie Gleiser Secretary-Ierry Geibel Treasurer-Sonnie Koppel Troiunuires Sponsor-Mr. Clearwater President-Bill Tuerk Vice-President-Iames Lung Secretary--Stephen Mainzer Treasurer-Bob Mulfinger 38 Band Sponsor-Mr. Zcrpf President-Harvey Steinberg Vice-President-Leroy Norris Secretary-Philip Glcxdfelter Treasurer-Ernest Agnew Student Leader-Irving Stuccrtur Orchestra Sponsor-Mr. Levengood President-David Birtwistle Vice-President-Rita Forman Secretary-Selma Wexler Treasurer-Iulicmne Sturgis Librarian-Selrncx Wexler Chairman of Uniform Committee- Christine Carlson Make-up and Costume Club Sponsor-Miss Leopold President--Ruth Hafer Vice-President-Anne Marie Hubert Secretary-Treasurer-Peggy Sharpley Curtain Club S ponsor-Dr. Blanc President-Ioseph Nadel Vice-President-Barbara Larner Secreiary-Flora Lyman Treasurer-Martin Cline 40 11CwWPwv swmmBmwsMa5muWvuwrwmmwQW buwwmw 11s7EavH French Club Sponsor-Mrs. Heimcxn President-Shirley Toll Vice-President-Icmic Thorne Secrelcxry-Gloria Plone Treasurer-Anita Cooper Spanish Club Sponsor+Mr. Tropea President-Mary Ann Grupp Vice-President-Carole Brunswick Secretary-Sondra Samuelson Treasurer-Ioan Fleisher ' e -f m w www, 41 4. Hire ,, ,, :Am-M-mmazw fnmvwmw-frmwws1wv.fFQwskwfx'mmwmw:mG Student Staff Sponsor-Mr. Tropea President-Hcmcr Dubsky Vice-Presidents--Norman Weiner Adrienne Dion Ierry Dortort Kathleen Gosnear Secretaries-Ioyce Drucker Marilyn Feigenberg Study Hall Monitors Sponsor-Mr. Wetter 42 Bible Club Sponsor-Mr. Wetter President-Dunccm McIntosh Vice-President-Ernest Agnew Secretary-Antoinette Cerami Treasurer-David Birtwistle Girls in White Sponsors-Mrs. Hoifmcxnn, Miss Phillips President-Ioan Adler Vice-President-Libby Butler Secretary-Treasurer-Edith Waldman 43 Manila e-Aw faux-nanzzfafwef we A .,fenilnmyp--,faxwwwW-swf.Al-.mwwmrwQim:lwwiwmwm Thespians Sponsor--Mrs. Gates President-Toby Moss Vice-President-Ierry Schiller Secretary-Paula Newman Treasurer-Iecm Stark Cheerleaders Sponsor-Mrs. Richter Head Cheerleader-Phyllis Lung 44 Star Saiesmen Sponsor-Mr. Rugg Publications' Business Staff Sponsor-Mr. Rugg Student Chief of Staff-Rhoda Rosen Girls' Glee Club Sponsor-Mr. Nitsche President-Blanche Mazzei Vice-President-Gisela Herzig Secretaries-Eleanor Kirkwood, Nancy Iones Peggy Harrell Trecrsurers-Mary Hall Charlotte Gehring Librarians-Charlotte Gehring Helen Katz Alice Karabian O90 if-N 51 an ti 6 ,, v-wt I, pf E? Boys' Glee Club Sponsor-Mr. Nitsche MORNING GROUP President-Cecil Harrell Vice-President-Arthur Sherman S ecretaries-Tom Castor Lambert Sailor Treasurers-Edward Vassar William Novinger Librarians-Ion Katherine Gerald Goiiman AFTERNOON GROUP President-Iohn Carroll Vice-President-Seymour Paul Secretaries-Ken Wallace Norman Ackerman Treasurer-Howard Nields Librarians-Iohn Schnell Donald Zimmer 46 Martin Lenetsky Ballet Dancing Club Sponsor-Mrs. Richter l Senior Members-Carol Brooks Maryann Mackenzie Social Dancing Club Sponsor-Mrs. Richter Chess and Checkers Sponsor-Mr. Moliver Captain-Arthur Buslik Senior Members-Frank Poliner Arthur Buslik Primi-Ten Sponsor-Mr. McCann President-David Ross Vice-President-Harriet Schwartz Secretary-Treasurer--Doris Kcxshnitz 48 A Cappella Choir all all Sponsor-Mr. Nitsche - President-Ianet Classe M 5 Vice-President-Edmond Haskins Secretary-Iune Kullmann Treasurer-George Prince The A Cappella Choir is one of the most active organizations in Olney High. Not only do the members participate in assemblies and at school events, but every Sunday night they sing at churches of various faiths and denominations. Their school term is completely filled with engagements at banquets, contests, and other schools. It is with a sense of deep pride and affection that the residents of Olney and other communities come to hear their inspiring work at their annual Christmas concert,They are also rated by expert judges as the top-most high school a cappella choir in the city. But all this could not be accomplished Without the capable and unequaled leadership of Mr. Nitsche, their director. It is he who has made the choir what it is today and we thank him for this group whose beautiful music so often brings us a little closer to God. 49 H i g h li g ll ts Sponsor-Mr, Hurowitz Editor-in-Chief-Barbara Polss Associate Editors-Ioan Coleman Anne Cohen Secretary-lean Muto Treasurer-Iacquie Blum The fine spirit, real journalistic ability, and hard work of the Highlights staff are known to us all. Room 231 is the center of the Highlights activities, and there we may find Marilyn Brodsky, Ioan Coleman, Anne Cohen, Louis Goldfield, Marcia Kaplan, and Barbara Polss, the graduating members of the staff. There we also find Mr. Hurowitz, who works side by side with the students and suffers with them through late deadlines, negligent reporters, and Columbia Press Conferences. The feverish activity that goes on throughout the week finally comes to a climax every other Monday and results in an issue of the Olney Highlights, a paper that is truly by the students, of the students, and for the students. 50 PUBLICATIONS REPRESENTATIVES fl. 'k2. 'k3. 84. 'A'5. 1'f6. if7. i'8. 89. +10 -lr 'A' 11. 12. 13. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. 18. 19. 20. 21. 22. 23. 24. 25. 26. if 27. if 28. 29. f 30. 31. if 32. 33. 34. 35. 36. 37. 38. if 39. 40. 41. 42. 43. 44. 45. 46. 47. 48. 49. if 50. if 51. if 52. wk 53. 54. 'A' Sta Ruth Ashe Natalie Chacker Hedva De Wolf Ruth Friedman Norma Gralnick Gloria Kamens Ruth Levitan Lida Placek Lois Pooley Lorraine Simon Irma Tratton Diane Wheeler Ioan Heskowitz Ioy Sherman Harriette Bender Virginia Carter Connie Cunningham Dorris Garrett Florence Goodman lack Kodroft Freda Lozanotf Stanley Pinkus Iacqueline Polonsky Eunice Sadowsky Iulianne Sturgis Rena Zimring Ruth Belter lane Bohrer Margaret Connell Suzanne Fisher Mildred Gralick Renee Hoffman Marilyn lsacotf Bernice Lang Marray Marks Paula Newman Vivian Pomber Vida Savage Vivian Silver Shirley Toll Barbara Williams Clarie Balis Rochelle Bishow Rhoda Cohen Bob Ritzgerald Eleanor Goman Natalie Heichlen Eleanor Kirkman Etta Leftwich David Mitnick Ioy Peiper Ianet Rosen Ken Schwartz Harriet Warshaw Maxine Wasserman r Salesmen 55 56 'A' 57. 58 59 60 if 61 62 63 -k 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 'A' 71 72 73 74 75 76 77 78 'A' 79 80 if 81 82 83 if 84 85 'k 88 89 90. 91. 92. 93 94. +95 i' 96. 897. ak 98. 99. if 100. i101 if 102. 103. 104. -k105. 8106. 107. 108. 'k109. 110. asf 87. Iudy Berg Dan Braslow Saraleah Cahan Helen Condondina Ioan Dresner Ilene Freidrnan Miriam Geltzer Ruth Gruber Gail Hopkins Harriet Ioslow Elaine Leavitt Marie Litz Shirley Needelman Morton Ohtman Ianet Rintz Lea Scott Bernard Shusman Nathan Stahler Mary Tedesco Faith Wise George Berlin Marlene Eskin Marcia Golland Norma Kohen Ierry Lieberman Martha Seidman Gloria Sklar Barbara Wilson Erika Angermann loan Corntield Ruth Dick Theodore Friedman Ioan Hausler Edith Kuntz Paul Levy Evelyn Morrison Cecelia Popowich Cynthia Seiter Ierry Teplitz Gloria Weinfeld Dorothy Bunkin Alice Clayman Lois Hall Betty Kervin Iane Linton Faith Rauch Rita Staller Harvey Zalesne Carol Chadnott Norman Dask Lenore Gittis Sandra Ioseph Bob Lotz Carolyn Robinson Annette Silverman Carol Wojak SPORTS Athletics are a major part of the Americana. We have some of the greatest athletes of all times on our honor roll. Babe Ruth, Iim Thorpe, lack Dempsey, Babe Didrikson, Ioe Louis, Eleanor Holm, Ioe DiMaggio, and Bill Tilden are just some of the sportsmen that the world has watched and applauded. The rules have changed and the players have come and gone, but one idea never changes-the will to win. This is the spirit that changed Ben Hogan from a hopeless cripple to the giant that broke his own record in the Los Angeles Open Golf Tourna- ment of 1950. More and more, America is taking an outstanding position in gaining new honors at the Olympics. ln school lite likewise, the idea of a sound mind in a sound body is becoming more important. Better than winning is the idea of fair play. It is this idea which makes a team great, rath-er than its victories. We, at Olney, are filled with that spirit. Our grandstands are the fullest and our cheers the loudest, our enthusiasm the greatest and our teams the fightingest . Olney has had this fervor for winning since the school first opened, and we'1l con- tinue to have it as long as there is such a thing as sports. 52 C-232' FQ - f CTV? :,' iilhhuuuuu L .J - A . AAAMA 1.11 O . Q ! Q 1 1.41 444.1 11111-41 .L 4 A ' 0 -f' gl 'Q I I O 1 Liang . o 0.4 0. ' I O O O g D O C A 4 14111-1 ATHLETIC HONORS Letters in three varsity sports Robert Griffiths Iohn Quinn .,ls., A A ,, A , gg l 5 ? , A ff' lf 5: is sess s 41 4 K o ,u ij ssse 1 ., s Y N w s f l I Gold O Polly Shetlock Georgia Secor Evelyn MacKay 54 ,fl Basketball Team Capacity crowds filled our gym to see and cheer our basketball team. The boys never stopped moving for a second and they kept the games fast and thrill-packed. Although we didn't always win, the team fought on till the end. The excel- lent floor game of Ace Dezube and Shel Saffren, the light of Arnold Feldman and lay Fenster under the basket, and the all around great ball-handling of Norm Knopman fascinated us in every game. The team's sweetest victory was at Frank- ford where we defeated the Pioneers 64 to 57 in an overtime period. Many thanks to Coach Spielburg for his patient under- standing. 55 Football Team The spirit of the team and of the loyal Olney rooters is something that we'1l never forget. Despite the dearth in victories, the team provided many thrills during the season. Long after w'e've forgotten the final scores, we'1l remember the hoarse sound of our voices after an afternoon of cheering, the camaraderie on a crowded bus returning form an away game, and the wonderful sportsmanship of Iack Bloomberg, Bernard Flick, Edward Graves, Ioseph Gurnmel, Iohn Quinn, Robert Scowcrott, and Michael Shupp. 56 Soccer Team Coach-Mr. Brink Manager-Lee Pinsky Senior Members-George Ludwig Iohn Kramer Don Price Richard Fluge Golf Team Coach-Mr. Powell Captain-Henry Icxnzcmo 57 wwe,-new 1' . f 1:-'11 ' fl- -' . :fM4,425,wxafiezweweiwffemwwiswiffixfesifwwzzaavwruwi Gym Team This year our gym team came closer to regaining the city title than ever before. Losing only to Southern, our musclemen defeated all other Philadelphia High Schools and were invited to Annapolis to compete with the Plebes. Mr. Powell stepped in as coach in the middle of the season to help our super-identical twins, Al and Frank Wick, to win super-identical varsity letters. Gerhart Duerr and Tom Cain were also outstanding on the apparatus and were awarded letters. In the Championship Gym Meet at the end of the season, Carl Schwentziier and lim Wilson placed fifth and sixth all-around . Plaudits to our boys. 58 is v. Qfif7MyX' BasebuH Team Coach-Mr. Neiman 014' Captain-Robert Griffiths W Senior Members-Seymour Abrams Richard Bowman Meade Shaeffer 2nd BasebaH Team Coach-Mr. D'Amico mv Sfif ex 4 , 05142 Em 54 - U' ' Q4 aw 40 mp, MN, 'sg - , w N F J , 21 -v f' S? Hu, ' . :ma 4' .fi .Q 'ya vii? , we L r fel? , .,.f ,ar L. ,-, y f' fi if 5 2... Boys' Bowling Team Coach-Mr. Marzzcxcco Captain-Tony De Paul , .a. A Bd Track Team Coach-Mr. Marhefkcr Captain-Ray Shute Mcmager+Steve Mainzer ,... A 60 X 0 ,,,L.,mn. . f W Boys' Tennis Team S ponsor-Mr. McCann Captain-William Heinze pw Girls' Tennis Team Sponsor-Miss Whitaker Senior Members-Polly Shetlock Ann Feeney Molly Ann Blum Girls' Basketball Team SENIOR MEMBERS Dot Conley lCaptainl Evelyn MacKay Ieanne Newburg Molly Ann Blum lManagerl No other school in the city can boast the record that these girls have compiled. With eight games on their schedule, the team won every game to hold the Public High Champion- ship. There were two main factors which contributed to the success ol the team. One was the superlative coaching ol Miss Catherine McPeak. The second factor was the members of the team. Outstanding for their razzle dazzle shooting were Dot Conley, Lill Haas, and Marge Kline. The guarding was superbly done by Wacker, Peterson, Coe and Ganther. In the terms ahead these girls are sure to carry on with their high level championship play. The class of lune, 1950, wishes them luck. 62 l Girls' Horkey Team SENIOR MEMBERS Evelyn MacKay Mimi Miller Ida Freeborn Molly Ann Blum Naomi Wasilenko Olney High School has always been known to produce outstanding hockey teams, and last year's team was no exception. These gals brought another championship home to Olney. Under the excellent coaching of Mrs. Anna Liese, the team won all of its games. As proof of the team's superiority, Olney placed four girls on the All-Public Hockey team. They were Haas, Kline, Foley, and Wilson. Here's hoping the team will bring home another championship next yean 63 Valley Ball Team S ponsor-Miss Phillips Captain-Polly Shetlock Senior Members-Muriel Reynolds. Ioan Walter, Connie Ncxthczns, Anncx Koch, Dot Conley. Rae Reuther, Ann Feeney, Elsie Prock, Doris Schubcxch, Polly Shetlock. Swimming Team Sponsor-Miss Wcilkden Captain-Nancy Simmons Manager-Cydell Drucker Senior Members-Georgia Secor, Ioyce Lind, Elaine Goldenberg Anne Cohen, Polly Shetlock, Nancy Simmons. Lido Plcxcek 'f Q9 x , CWOP -I F P i X 4 P ef J i . . S 'ff 'Q' fs-P N Q Ghls'SoffbaH Team Coach, Mrs. Liese SENIOR MEMBER Evelyn MacKay Girls' Athletic Club Coczch, Miss Lovelidge Dot Conley Ido Freeborn Ruth Kuemmerle Ioyce Lind Geraldine Lutz Evelyn McicKcxy Marie Miller Iecmne Newburg Lidcr Plcrcek Ioyce Potens Elsie Prock Rachel Reuther Muriel Reynolds Doris Shubccch Georgia Secor Polly Shetlock Nancy Shields Nancy Simmons Ieoin Smith loan Walters Naomi Wcrsilenko 65 Senior leaders Coach, Miss Lovelidge Mollyann Blum Ianet Classe Anne Feeney Ruth Hater Ianet Keller Betty Klein Marie Miller Dorothy Nast Lida Placek Rhoda Rosen Georgia Secor Peggy Sharpley Polly Shetlock Ioan Shevlin Nancy Shields Nancy Simmons Gert Weiner WWE? Girls' Bowling Team Coach, Mrs. Casey SENIOR MEMBERS Nancy Shields Marilyn Smith lane Buzby Pauline Vorhees 66 67 - 5 A favs-.1A::x::,f4,214,Q.,ff', jf, , V . ' 'W W I SPORT .B wr M 1 Yx RE Im. u r' , 'Q Fl? 9, 1 9 - W' f . M- M ' f -'wgf' 1 - , W X' -'- , - 1 Q 1 -1 ' 1 . K ig' , 2 3 M? :dia A lllll Hl ' Inn: unzgiggggigi V I I :nuns illlllllllilll :mulasasnlnullllnuannlnnnnssngnligw, M llllllllllllll min :aus sag, W, miwmgwwam All!!llIIll'llll::s::::g.:gg,ngg,,,, ff mm ' :arise-nsmww' WQSFW 'fliers A' ug I I lllllIllll:::..'.'i!:: n'lwgggw ' ' E' 55 7 ' M HK ' SNAPS SENIORS Though our entire four years at Olney have prepared us for this turning point, this decisive period of our lives, it will be the last, the senior year, that we will best remember. It was in this year that our efforts were culminated, that We began to survey our gains and determine their use. Though all the years were an experience in social relationship, it was in the senior year that We began t-o appreciate our friendships. It was the year when We finally knew everyone, when our friends numbered a whole class instead of a Whole club. lt Was the year we realized We had some great classmates. It was the time, too, when We became friends with our teachers- teachers whom we had not known, had never recognized, suddenly became our guardian angels. And it was the year, most of all, of our prom, our pins, our trip, our graduation, the year of all those memos of the senior. 70 l V X1 We J V E? , -K Qwz X FN f W W N N N lg' 5 ff -, . r SCHOQL 1 xx, SNAPS V MOST INTELLIGENT Marcia Kaplan Arthur Buslik SENIDR I g,,.-. 0. my 1 I N I S MOST DRAG WITH THE FACULTY Rhoda Rosen I Jerry Dortort ' 353. , nl . - Q,,, I. --f- MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Flora Eisman Norman Weiner BEST DRESSED Natalie Kramer Saul Coplan TYPICAL OLNEYITES Nancy Simmons Gerhart Duerr E' I , f 2- ' ,.,. K ,435, ,k5.y,,w1,:a, 9 , 1 . . 7' -- SUPERLATIVES BEST ATHLETES Polly Shetlock Bob Griffith 1,4 ffffb if Y 15 , 'L S ww '75 BEST LOOKING Ruth Kummerle Ed Kovctck BEST PERSONALITIES Molly Ann Blum Hcrce Tishler MOST WITTY Iecm Cohen Ioe Nadel MOST TALKATIVE Diane Kahcm Arthur Davis SENIOR SNAPS Es, 3' Av-fn wmv. nu.. Mb-v M67 5 MR. DEBUS For many years Olney High School has been fortunate in having Mr. Eugene Debus as a sincere friend and teacher. Olney has profited by his efforts as School Treasurer, S. A. Sponsor, member of the Physical Educa- tion Department, Co-ordinator, and coach of the Baseball Team. Many students have turned to him for advice and counsel, and have been rewarded by his guidance and friendship. A cheerful smile, a pat on the back, a reassuring word-these were typical of Mr. Debus. This past term, he left Olney to take over his new duties as Head of the Physical Education Department at the Benjamin Franklin High School. Although we are glad to see him attain this good fortune, we cannot help but feel that we have lost a friend worthy of our greatest admiration, respect, and gratitude. To Mr. Debus, Olney gives a sincere thanks 80 I , . -f u Q V, 'flnf f, 0+ AW 4 .f MISS PHILLIPS There have been few teachers whom we, during our stay at Olney, have respected more than Miss Phillips. She was not only our teacher and our grade counsellor, but what is more important, a good friend to all her students and to those who found it necessary to seek her helpful advice. Though encumbered with numerous duties and obligations, she was never too busy for a friendly hello as she passed through the halls. We know that we have caused her continual worry, especially in the first days of school, with all our roster troubles and problems concerning our subjects. But it is evident that she has not thought of us as bothers, because her friendly manner and willingness to help have proved otherwise. Therefore, we offer our deepest thanks to Miss Phillips for all that she has done to make our years at Olney happy ones. 81 OUR PROM I don't think that I shall ever forget my prom. Memories of shopping, of searching, and of finding that special gown will always be within recall. Perhaps the best part of all, as I think back, was the air of expectancy that prevailed in the senior class during the week of Ianuary 20. Then Friday finally arrived: when the two-thirty bell rang, at last, I was freed from the confines of my solid geometry class. Reaching home in a matter of minutes fit usually took longer because of the stores that line the wayl, I began the procedure necessary to the occasion. Throughout the afternoon and early evening, I bathed, dressed, applied makeup, removed makeup, combed my hair, dabbed on perfume, and draped myself in yards of fluffy, white tulle. Still primping and fussing, I peered into the mirror and grinned at the new face that appeared there. Then I heard the door-bell ring, and assuming an air of pseudo-sophistication, I descended the stairs- there to greet the boyfriend Looking back, I remem- ber he complimented me, and I can see again the beautiful orchid, now lying yellow and pressed along with other such treasures. When we reached the prom, we were greeted by Mr. Marhefka and Mrs. Scanlan. There were endless other introductions, and then we were dancing to the dreamy music. The boyfriend and I made plans with other couples, and after the prom, we went to the various clubs in the city. Here we drank cokes with as much gusto as we would have drunk a cocktail. Coming out of the club, we saw that it was snow- ing. Gallantly, the Boyfriend held up my skirt from behind as we ran back to the car. II vaguely recall a run in my good nylons, too.l At last, very late, we reached home. Standing on the doorstep, the Boyfriend and I parted. 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'4! fi,::fZ:.,,:? -'5 1-54 155 .hm f- ff-' - r v 'll m 1 O 'I2B ADVISORS Bk. 1 Miss Lovelidge Bk. 7 Mi B mer BTHQAU1 224 554,40 f Bk. Z Mr. Fisher Bk. 8 Mr. Spielberg Bk. 3 Miss Voigt Bk. 9 Miss Bergman 51-JW-eeff ,QML..f.,,5A5....,, Bk. 4 Mrs. Rctntz Bk. 10 Miss Andersen Mr. Foley Bk, 5 M1-, Fay Bk. 11 Mrs. Reid Bk. 6 Mr. Tierney Bk. Bk. 13 Mr. Glass 86 SENIOR HONOR SOCIETY President, STEPHEN MAINZRR Sponsor, MRS. KAISRR 9 is mf 3 . 4 K Vice-President, Secretary Treasurer, EDITH WALDMAN GRRTRUDI: WEINER RHQDA ROSEN frhyr 13, ,I Im Rv, If ,X .SIM ,I Q 4 K 25 If if , ,wwf '54 .. 1, sifrfligqgg ' -1. V' BARBARA Col-IEN IOAN COLRMAII FLORA EISMAN MARCIA KAPLAN an , 5 A aw 5 i Ik- K . L V. I ,, V l,, hy, ..A- RUTH LEVITAN BARBARA PoLss RICHARD RUMMLER GEORGIA SRcoR o 87 NORMAN KAPLAN - ,- ,.,,.,-I ,.f, , f ' J 1 . ' ' 'ffgiiifgigkv ' ,ff',wff?5 :,'L5gI,,I, ,faq -miw' F I 45, A xii 751 If ' I +R f . A I ' 41? 'Ik -ng V 4' fs ay if Tb Wei? I is wir I H POLLY SI-1I:'I'Locx CLASS OFFICERS President-Icmet Classe Vice-Presiclent- Molly Ann Blum Secretary--Ann Feeney Wfwgdw A www MWWMWQMMM Su,e1 zw SWMW 88 SENICRS OF JUNE 1950 , ',. V, ' 5 1 ' 1 ' I mmm ,.,. -L L I W u V i , ,.. . V., ' . ,' -'r ' 1 ' ' ,, '- .. ' 1' - ' riaumuq '5 'eiiviiiqwxii ff 1.12.-fQ1g.i:u4Q:.r A .1 if :x ra 4-x I 4 1 w U 1 . W J 1 Q yu 'J 5 --.fo-.. ' LI ,lr - I. ' Baseball. MYRA E. AARON 5168 Whitaker Ave. C241 She walks in beauty like the night. Mike likes to collect pictures. She wants to be a secretary. Mike's wonderful personality and efficiency will help her be- come the kind of secretary any boss' would be proud to hire. Debating. SHIRLYE ABRAMS 4932 Rosehill St. C201 Always busy so as not to lose a minute-that's Bim -how- ever, never so rushed that she hasn't a cheery hello tor everybody. Bim's a swell gal, talented too. Her ambition to marry a millionaire will be satisfied one of these days when the Cadillac man snares her. Good luck, Bim. Captain of .Assembly Student Staff, Class Basketball, French Club. NALD LEN F 67 . ' . 'r. 3 OW 6 1 l --In .Q. . Ce sha -'f - -, th. R - sonality has ed 1 R... A many friends im h ' Olney. His hob- y is s r However, in the - '- ants to be a tele- technician. We know ucceed ARTHUR APT 5231 Westford Road C207 I have in my heart room lor every joy. Art is always full of fun and has a smile for everyone. His ambition is to succeed in the business world. He also ap- pears to be a luture Harry Iames. Here's hoping he can make a catch like Betty Grable. Band, Orch tra, e nd earn Baseball. gig f .V '-MMA SELMA AXLE 4625 Rosehill St. C201 She who labors diligently need never despair: for all things are accomplished by diligence and labor. Selma has been an energetic salesman for the Highlights: surely, her enthusiasm will en- hance her secretarial career. Highlights Representative. SEYMOUR M. AB AMS . 4630 ' St. l Ill fj- Har f' he l lou , gf nd well' ' 1 Bo ense of humor and ge al personalityl make him Mel 'ked b all who know hi . is ' y to get along ' pe will help him go la in his chosen field ol busi- ness. Baseball Team. IACQUELYN ADER 6946 Torresdale Ave. A toast to her who can act. lntent on becoming an actress, Iackie has often proved her ability to please Olney audi- ences. She tinds dramatics fas- cinating, and hopes in the near future to appear in the legiti- mate theater. Curtain Club-: Her Majesty the King, Merchant of Venice, The Flattering Word, The Late Christopher Bean. BARBARA HOPE ALTERMAN 6703 N. 11th St. i267 True goodness springs from one's own heart. Sweet and sincere are syno- nyms for Babs. Whatever she undertakes she accomplishes, and she always brings joy to all. Babs is a music lover and desires to go to college. Swimming Club, S. A. Repre- sentative. . RUTH ROMA ASHE 6617 N. 20th St. l38l Rickie can almost always be seen rushing through the halls of Olney. She is a busy young lady, and also a most conscien- tious student. Rickie likes to dance and sew. She'll certainly reach her goal: to be a costume designer. Publications Representative, Trojanettes, Swimming Club, Alternate Representative. IOAN BACH 265 W. Sparks St. Whose smiles all other maids' surpass. ' Ioanfh' s a k' smile and P 'so .' e sure to be ,a success a secretary -lot, ol luck . C i iN 91 F. WILLIAM BALKIE 7413 Whitaker Ave. 1117 Formed in the good old plan. A true and brave and down- right honest man. Bill's ambition is to be a gym teacher and considering his work and efforts in baseball and football, this hope is sure to be realized. Because of his outstanding personality, he will certainly be an asset to the halls of learning. Good luck, Bill, wherever you go! LOI IANE BART 335.He an St. l Qne f Ol ey's plea sights fis to a s e ten the lac Lois or as she is s her understanding and iet n makes her an xcellent didate for the nurs- ing pr ssion. Church work and in ic have kept L very us d we know she will continue to be so. Bible Club, Trojan Representa- tive, Monitor. a to her f ds. This tact b il IOYCE K. BAUMAN 3904 N. Fairhill St. 1401 'Loved by many, liked by all. Ioy is a quiet yet friendly girl., She is liked by all who know her because of her pleasant smile and good sense of humor. Ioy, a future typist, enjoys mak- ing models. 11B Council, Alternate Repre- sentative. BEVERLY BAYER 5627 N. Warnock St. 1417 As dainty as a woodland flower. It is a difficult job to get Bev away from listening to her records, of which she has a terrific collection. Usually, though, her friends flock to her house to get her to play their favorites. We know Bev will be a swell secretary some day. ROLAND BEHLE 5713 N. 3rd St. 120l Quiet and steady With work always ready. ' Ronnie is a very cheerful tel- low, always ready with a big smile. He's a boy with many hobbies, among them amateur radio and physics. Ronnie is bound to ucceed as special ist in el c oni s .. .... MURIEL BANK 1841 N. 31st St. 1211 Good nature, like a bee, col- lects honey from every hub. Mimi with her dark, exotic features will make a most charming secretary. Her future boss will be lucky to have someone so good-natured and efficient. Alternate Representative, Sec- retary of Advisory. HAROLD C. BARWIS 4707 N. 5th St. 1207 When men are arrived at the goal, they sho.uId not turn back. Dutch wants to work, get around. His swell personal- ity and pleasing smile will win him many friends and be Cl stepping stone to success. Football, Hi-Y. GEORGE N. BAXTER N. E. Cor. 12th and Oak Lane Ave. 126l Young men should travel, it but to amuse themselves. Sunny is well-known by his friends for his cheery smile and jolly disposition. His hobby is traveling and he wants to be a dairy farmer when he finishes the agricultural course. IOHN BECK 5740 Rising Sun Ave. And thus he bore 'hout abuse, the grand old of gentleman. A fellow of e i qudlities, Ich y is o who has the ever in' gard and admir- a n s a1lZ'5He plans to be photographer in the futu and with his pleasing man he is bound to be a succe IOAN BENNETT 306 E. Roosevelt Blvd. 120l Good nature is the very air of a good mind. Petite Ioan always has a smile for everyone. Her pleasant manner and winning personal- ity are admired by all. Ioan, who loves to dance and read, will surely succeed as an X-ray technician. Swimming Club, Girls-in-White. HELENE BERNSTEIN 4915 N. Eighth St. f20l He that travels much, knows much. In the years to come we will remember Helene for her clever personality. Hel as her friends call her, enioys posing tor photographers and is looking forward to a future filled with travel. ROBERT BIEHLER 4543 N. Hurley St. f20l Friends are born, not made. Bobby is one of those boys who are well-liked for their quiet and pleasing manner. Bob's pals value him for his understanding friendship. We know he will be a success in his continuance of education and in his future career. Good luck, Bob. IACK BLOOMBERG ' 3414 Sheffield Ave. 865476 Full of jollity and fun, A jolly companion for every- one. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Iinx's ready smile and marvelous personality will help him become a successful salesman. His skilled piano playing has won him the admir- ation of his class, and his place on the football team will not be easily filled. Varsity Football. ANNA 1.. BODE ' 226 W. Kenilworth ve. f Ol A nn 'sposi a win ' s d eat hu o e odie m friends e at ln y T good-nature a someday ,to e axnbiti'n ' we are sure she wi ucceed. Y-Teens, Bowling Club, Swim- ming Club, 12A Council. WILLIAM P.BOLLARD 169 W. Raymond St. f40l Our friends go with us as we go. Bill is a swell pal and a welcome addition to any group. He is sure to become quite ex- pert in whatever occupation he makes his own. Good luck, Bill. ff- - - P f WJ I So vas ' '- l narro - l f I fo ' - 1' 4 -'. S Ol U A ' ce 0 - vig- : I f ,. pr- U man wit. I --ew -I r. ',-sau- --Q .: -J-,v . -.-1. , : ure - e a succe . Good luck, Io DAVID N. BIRTWISTLE 1655 W. Ned.robAve. f2Ul lf miisic be the food of love, play on. Birty loves to saw ye old ' le, an , cf music instruc- w l tach others the s e rt gra u ion, the orchestra e one good O.H.S. Crchestra, B violinist 76 MOLLYANN BLUM RD. North Wales, Pa. ly supplied us wit vittl i lab p ' d. h ' r d 'li ' in 'nl ly was a dy o oi tivity nhock y, s t- e . ' o r gu s th this little bu of -I - tion 1 a very ce nl - .---1, Se 'D Presi ent ll Clas , Varsit - ke 4 a ' Q- '-1 . def, Ce ' dent I -. GRACE BO N 5262 Pennway St. f24l She has cz heart with room for every joy. As Grace walks down the hall, her smiles make everyone feel happier for having seen them. With this wonderful attribute she will succeed in all she does, we are sure. EDWARD I. BORRELL 5231 . Front St. f2Ul He puts b's s lder to the wheel. .410 Ed is dfhard wo r ho wants W into t eectrical field. h bby cars, and he is 4-:filer cc sful. With his perse- ver a d will to succeed he wo 0 e stopped. E 93 RICHARD BO RMANN 5343 Howlan St 1243 The 's I n Jygnlanlhood d goo el ' rp in the en l guy, well- know him. .. .. Q . Y re s e e'll succeed in verythi e attempts. MARY ELIZABETH BOWIE 218 E. Fishers Ave. 1203 And among her virtues was friendliness. A most popular cmd likeable girl is Mary. She's an all around girl 7 active on clubs and teams. She is also accomplished in her singing and piano play- ing. Bible Club, P.T.C. Ticket Sales- man, S.A. Representative, Class Volleyball. THOMAS BRANSON 1534 W. Ruscomb St. 1413 Without friends no one would choose to live, even if he had all other goods. Slim has won for himself a large circle of friends: here at Olney. After graduation he plans to become an automotive engineer, an occupation in which he is sure to succeed. Good luck, Slim. LORETTA ELSA BRAUN 922 Edgely St. 1223 NA cheerful look makes a dish a feast. In describing Lorrie, only one word need be used and that is sweet. There is no time while walking through the halls of Olney that she has not had a cheerful smile for her friends. Her hobby is sewing, at which she is very skilled. After gradu- ation, Lorrie intends to be a secretary, and we wish her all the success in the world. HELENE BRITTON 6819 Sylvester St. 1243 Helene prefers to be called Hi by her fellow classmates, al- though Dimples would be a much more suitable name, as anyone who has seen her sweet smile will admit. Hi loves music and much of her time is spent in listening to it. She's going to be a medical techni- cian, We are sure she'll suc- ceed. Assembly Staff. GEORGE T. BOWERS III 535 E. Anchor St. 1203 Men, some to business, some to pleasure take. Whitey is cm all-around fel- low who has taken part in all Olney's activities. We know he will be a success. Golf Team. f X BWDQ W Qbrfful ROSALIND S.BRANDT 4526 N. Tenth St. 1403 For she that once is good is ever great. Roz is well known around school because of her many activities. She loves music and wants to be an airplane host- ess. She is sure to be a success. Trojanettes, Spanish Club, Stu- dent Staff, Infirmary Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor. ELAINE BRAUN 4726 N. Marshall St. 1203 As delightful a person as ever could be. We always see Elaine smiling. Her hobby is dancing, and she seems to be happily dancing her way through life. E wants 'to be a receptionist and will be a charming one, we're sure. Alternate S.A. Representative. lOAN BRISTER 1733 E. Wynsam St. Studious, quiet, with gentle ways, Modest and deserving all the days. Ioanie , whose hobby is col- lecting records, enjoys making friends. She will have no trouble in finding a job as a secretary. This popular girl of the Photography Club is. known to her classmates as a willing and able worker. Photography Club, Book Secre- tary. MARILYN RUTH BRODSKY 4941 B St. 1203 If it's a poem by May, it's bound to be good. She loves tcs,,write them, and judging by the' results, her Hpublic is in store for some wonderful read- ing. Her ambition is to vu-ite the great American novel-2 may she succeed. Feature Editor of O. Highlights, Trojan Staff, Student Staff, Archery, Creative Writing. like 7 wa ROSALIE BRODY , 4933 N. Hutchins n . t41l A ithtul n y ' 'e obb is sic, and she ound hum- mi urr e. She wants t e a s y twith- out !, and we kno ell be a success. Highlights Representative. ELAINE BROWN 1248 Russmore St. tlll A merry' heart maketh a heer- ful coj4ntenance. El ' ' 'F ne, and, e ho her know thi o be true.With her l ok X personality, she's boun ucceed in ambi- tion. Trojan Representativn lights Representative, Assistant S.A. Representative. RUTH BROWNSTEIN 8255 Williams Ave. In each cheek appears a climple To cheer us on our way. Ruthie, as she is called by her friends, is known by her sweet smile. She is preparing tor the job of private secretary and is sure to be a success. Best of luck, Ruth! Library Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Dancing Club, Debat- ing Club. ? TED Y E r' He ccasi flas silenc hat 4 f- sation ight 1. Ted is th n , silent ty e. He likes t gr t outdoors and plans to be a iorester. All sports interest him, and he is proficient at many of them. 'PAULA BURG 6849 N. 19th St. 4261 For a sweet girl with the nick name of Butch could be cive in many things, is certainly going to miss her. Good luck wherever you go, Paula! Swimming, International Rela- 'tions Club, Tennis. f II on t CAROLE BROOKS 6552 Torresdale Ave. t35l A dancer fair, a friend so rare, Is not to be found anywhere. Carole, who is popular with both her classmates d teach- ers, will al w embered air t 'er talents eld. T re is no at her abilitigs and the and is liked knows her. smile and her is appreciated b of us who know her. Swimming, Hockey, Y Teens. I CAROL BRUNSWICK Pine and Susquehanna Roads Carol's the kind of person who likes people. When a girl has her personality and charm, it is no wonder people like Carol. This friendliness will certainly shine through in whatever Car- ol does in the future, and will open the road to success to her. Representative 2 times, Alter- nate Representative, Spanish Club Vice-President, 12A Coun- ci . RUSSELL BUG AEY ..D.. 4608 t. Ol Mac iner s s b mind t o .' Rufse w nts to e. a ' i Becau 91- - ' ' tion, we know he'll be a good one. NANCY BURGMANN 422 W. Grapge ve Nance ' aryfiiit ing gal in nga A ' y activities w s proved b ting her ,V I hclgnvghielzilgrkglfl. Little One, w s hqj other nick- name, il going to be a ok- keeper after gif ' and tl1ere's no doulpti at s e will excell in this ds. in ev rything else. Good luck, Nancy! Bible Club, Class Basketball, Swimming. are! ch per ect coordm? 5 fi .MX IOHN N. UR QAYNE N, S . 'On th athletic ter in ev F-Personitiedld ' l is one Hn- etb ' stars. He sp ke 4 - a o' to its mgn v - ' ck is ure , the top, Whether as ' ry critic or in profes- si nal basketball. aske ball Team, Class Secre- ary. ARTHUR BUSLIK 4827 C St. C201 Though he pursues a scholarly way, Much tun he Ends from day to clay. Here's the class scientist. ln math, chemistry, and physics, Art's unbeatable. Naturally, his hobby is chemistry and he is going to be a chemical en- gineer. He can't miss! President of Chess Club. THELMA BUTCHIN 5036 Ogontz Ave. l4ll You turn your lace-does it bring your heart. Toby -liked by all who know her-is always ready to lend a helping hand. She has a cheery smile for all. This tour year grind has not put a damper on Toby's vivacious personality. Here's to Thelma's future suc- cess. Library Monitor, Assistant Pub- lication Representative. THOMAS CAL WELL 3 W. o . 1203 L ne t and true his pr n e. Ha som has made m yfdrglemale heart flutter, du ing his stay at Olney. With Tom's determination and loyal- ty he will certainly become the electrician he wants to be. IOAN CARROLL 187 W. Roselyn St. The way to a man's heart is through his stomach. Ioan is a quiet girl, but always fun to be with. She's a good cook, which is proved by the fact that she eats her own cre- ations. Ioan will be a typist, a speedy, efficient one at that. Y Teens, Swimming Club. ss . E Z? Plgth t f38l , er o 's healt, 5 I , Ghelf st telloi' w r l f ol x 32. L ,-J M, ,. ,, KT' .11 A Vg Ik. Q .7 em i it Niels f ,.,.,.'1 . . fi .-. ,fr 2' ...t ' 'ffliii in ts fs MARCELLA L. B SSIN 4E.Tbn Rol5vcll2,0' ao IQRSQFJ Ambition ha? ' ' ogia ' 'Marcy' i pianoi Know E ic bi tn, ' e ,m' s e very . antb e tar d some enfblfim A l be lucky man to h e dvgfrl like Marcy in his office. Girls' Chorus. RENEE DIANA BUSTER 1865 Widener Place l4ll A merry heart maketh a cheer- ful countenance. Renee's blond hair fits her gay, light personality. Her ability to chatter for hours may not have endeared her to the teachers, but it has entertained her many friends. She is always a lively addition to any group and we are sure she will be a success- ful student at Penn State. IANE ANN BUZBY 6135 N. 6th St. t2Ul There is a gift beyond the reach of art Of being eloquently gmt. Although Buz 3913! 'quiet ' l g girl, she is wa a center of ' y attraction. er, interests are A many ed, but her favo- 5 WE rite p ime s ems o be paint- ' g. ht ow - ' ambition ' be - .' etary, and she ' sure to 4- ed. Bible Club, nitor, Class Bas- ketball, B g Team, P.T.C. Represent . ARLENE CAMPBELL P-. 9,0 is ,gf ll 5 .M , W QWZIFZ l vftfm 4 4 llislgl mk 1 gg 'Wag 23: J t , i 5' ll 1 l -.1 V QW . ill' ll-if 5' 'ef 5 . 5825 North American St. l20l The mildest ma ners nd the gentlest heart. Arlene has dilqnlfriends e i Oln ' v miable per- a' . 'likes dancing as ' by a ts to be a ypist. We be liked as J' ' 'business world as w in Olney. Cost and Makeup Crew, Troianettes. ANNA CEBRA 4212 N. Franklin St. f40l Good things come in small packages. Shorty, though small in size has an ample personality and terrific smile. She has long made her impression on us as a sweet and friendly gal-all in one package. -fly 3 U A i W 33 . in X f ' t ling dv L c' 6 qv' NATALIE CHA KER 64 N 15th S 26l To brzs otes n b 'at- s a and col- ctinq re or st e has two ambitx ns ,to g duate, and to n me millionaire. at i e to succeed in both. Publ ations Representative, P.T.C. Ticket Salesman. HELEN CHERTKOF 6522 Cutler St. l26l She is a delightful friend, a true company. Helen loves seeing o hers h a social worker and because her kind heart, will make excellent one. French Club, Swimming, Bas- ketball. G- p oes eyfbtt ex t' 12 h PAUL CIRILIS B903 Horrocks St. Oliver who is always seen rushing about to one activity or an ther, is a well-known fel- low a un'dBOlney. His playing the dr s, specially in Friday ' as bl: ven increased N!! hi po ularity Besides being so U a tive 1 sclvdl, he is serious in tk, hi i tion to enter the teach- ing ro on, in which he is ' bound to su,ceed. fB5Band, Orchestra, Bowling, lg Track, Alternate Representative. IANE E. CLARK li 7510 Palmetto St. ' X Best friend, my-txwhll-s g in the wildern It is hard t e ' ss in words jus how nderf 1 and sweet o n is. H r iny figure Asia her cliyeness, and her re' itgand u make hegflolvfed by a o know her. There is my ubt that she will excel, asyshe does in everything else, in her ambi- tion to be a secretary. A Cappella Choir. IANET M. CLASS 7956 Ianet's ess tud Court, of 12A Class, WW , HELEN CHEROKA 642 W. Rockland St. K2 ' Grace was in all h ste s, in e me ' e - 1 . is girl ho dances er way through e, is sure to succeed. ery ge Ye align' ' in ' ' o ,J CLAYTON CHRISTIAN 407 Magee Ave. llll He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often, and loved much. Clayt's smile made him many friends as he went through Olney. This same charm is sure to make him a success in his drafting or engineering, which- ever he decides to do. FRANK CLARK 5211 Westford Road l2Ul Who sows the field or trains a flower, or plants a tree is more than all. Mike wants to further his edu- cation by studying agriculture. His main hobby is woodwork- ing. We are sure that with his ready smile and pleasing per- sonality, he will be a success. ROSEMARIE ANN CLARK 6442 Palmetto St. llll She's kind, she's good, she's cr model to us all. 7'Rosie is friends with everyone. She is quiet in classes, but makes up for it by being one of our peppiest cheerleaders. She's versatile, sweet, and sure to be successful. Cheerleader, Swimming, Tennis. KENNETH CLEGG 201 W. For a fellow enter an one need Ken, be a horse of this there guess- ing for natu- rally it' We wish Ken all the world, but t need much, because ability, and personal- l get to the top on his ANNE COHEN 306 E. Wadsworth Ave. Oh, how l hate to get up in the morning, Oh, how l'd love to remain in bed. Annie is always laughing, ever wise. She is a gal with a finger in every pie, a gal who did everything from swimming to writing. Her journalistic tal- ents and sparkling personality will carry her tar. Associate Editor of Highlights, Swimming Team, Dancing Club, Trojan, Staff Girls' Chorus. IEANNE COHEN 4768 Tampa St. Music vibrates in the memory. Ieannie was the shining star in her advisory, and her ready wit always brought gales of laughter. Known by everyone, she was a member of many activities. Ieanne will always be a source of delight to those whom she meets in her career as a dental assistant, Publication Representative K3 termsl, Secretary ot French Club, Library Monitor, Fellow- ship Club. IOAN COLEMAN 64U4 Castor Ave. f24l There is hardly an activity in school in which our vivacious loan doesn't have a part. She is at the top in all things in- cluding scholarship, where she ranks as one of our highest students. Associate Editor-in-Chief, High- lights, 12B Iustice, Student Court, Vice-President, Interna- tional Relations Club, Senior Honor Society, Fellowship Club. SAUL H. COPLAN 1928 Southampton Road f16l Sabu is certainly the right name to give our Saul, because of his dark complexion. He wants to be an interior deco- rator, and if his taste in furni- ture is anything like his taste in clothes, he is sure to be a success, Not only is Saul active in student government, but he is also an eager participant in sports, and interested in art. S. A. Representative. ELAINE CRAMER 2477 78th Ave. i38l Music hath charms to soothe a savage beast. Believe it or not, Elaine's nick- name is E , but perhaps it stands for excellent or ex- ceptional tor she certainly is all of these things. Her hobby is music and her ambition is to become a medical technician. We're rooting tor you, Elaine. Good luck! L . 7 Mirah t '.1.-T '- J f',7-4l:1li74.iUT??r?l.r. fist? Lifts-ig? t i- , J Q ' l ,. , S '41 ,Sha , 1 If s 1 i w ,S fic li ti ali 1 J 4 at 'et Qs, V v ,. Ti n f ..,w,.,. , , .N 1- , r if w X2 535 Q is ,wig 3 4 it 'ir M . 1 4-11 Li, , Q 'lr 41 3 it 65' 'QV e it 1 5. 'fy' im . , . ., ff? BARBARA COHEN 416 W. Roosevelt Blvd. All the world's a stage. Olney has seen much of Bob- bie in many plays such as The Late Christopher Bean. She is an active member of many clubs, and has given much service to the school. Her ambition is to be a technician and her personality is sure to help her along. Curtain Club, Monitor, Senior Honor Society, Dancing Club, Senior Seal, Late Christopher Bean. STAN COHEN 4947 Gransback St. Let us live then and be glad. Stan loves to tinker with radios and TV sets, and plans to be a technician. His blond head could always be seen in the midst of a crowd of girls. Stan liked sports, and was the star ot the intra-mural bas- ketball team. Trojan Representative, Class Secretary, Captain of Intra- mural Basketball Team, High- lights Representative. DORO 'CONLEY U o rey Ave. She w g as she was tai ' i w nown by her ss s an 'ends. A true at sh s on several va y tea d loved horse- back ridin, A friendly smile was always a part ot Dottie. Basketball, Volleyball, Archery, Girls' Athletic Club, Y Teens. RONALD E. COWAN 5645 N. 10th St. f4ll Seest thou a man diligent in his business He shall stand before kings. If Ronnie's future is anything like his varsity bowling, it's certain that it will be a success. A business career is this prom- ising young man's ambition and he's sure to be up there on as he is in everything Good Ronnie! doth no fur- come o Ray. and smile have made him a favo- rite in Olney. Playing football is his hobby, and we have no doubt that he will be as suc- cessful in the future as he is on the gridiron. Good luck, Ray! sense t IOAN DANNIN 5642 N. 11th St. i4ll . . . the indissoluble connection oi beauty and goodness. Io will always be remem- bered tor her many attributes- her looks, clothes, and sweet manner. Io is quite versatile, having participated in many school activities too. Having the spirit that she does, Io is sure to be a success in the business world. 'Palladium Representative, Tro- jan Representative, Alternate Representative. RAYMOND DAVIS 646 E. Godfre Y Ave. Ray is a fell w wht s greatly interested in u ' much, in fact, that t only takes part in lne ' many musical abflyitie evotes ' spare time aying. To w what at around el w he is, EE s also s s list as an ' portant activit . True to form, Ray hopes e a musician and is, then a tool- ma e. ish him luck in wh ev r ' career. Band, wing Band, Orchestra. HARVEY DENKIN 8260 Forrest Ave. il9l Art remains the one way pos- sible of speaking truth, to mouths like mine at least. Lively and good natured Hy was always to be seen with camera in hand, and no doubt, he spent most of his evenings in a darkroom. Good luck to a swell classmate! HEDVA DeWOLF 5142 Sydenham St. i4ll l Hedy is entering a field of work which requires a good deal ot patienceand certainly a winning personality, but she will surely live up to the stand- ards of' a teacher. Besides her school activities, Hedy also swims and dances. There is no doubt, then, that this likeable girl will succeed in her ambi- tion as she does in everything else. Highliqhts Representative, Stu- dent Staff. ERN DICKEY e, ivaci 's, and popular, that's r Vi a. She has been active 'n m y extra-curricu- lar a tivitie here and has m ef .an riends. With her ch ,rgExner she cannot helpfihqt Fox go far in her ambition to be a secretary. Good luck, Verna. Trojanettes, Y-Teens, Monit-or, 11B Council, S.A. Represen- tative. X We t So ille Ave. i2Ol K AR HUR l...DAVl 507U- hitaker Av .. t2, Night t r i Asat and blear 'yes wit b Arty is e of o i ual . His tin m ave ade hi an o din iigu e Q ne ' scholas recglcl. riving y and to e a 's his ambi fine mind A his hope, -- -4- ven to point ol - 4 ing a seco 1 a is i X- ave no doub t ' is 1 fr 'i e Pasteur. L EUGENE R. DEBMAN 7438 Bingham St. illl He has been the iavorite ot full many a mess of men. Yogi is one ol our outstand- ing participants in sports. Not only this tact, but his swell personality, has made him a well-known figure in the halls of Olney. Whether or not he will continue his sports as a career is uncertain, but he is sure to be a success in what- ever he does. Good luck: Yogi ! ,, V 1 ANTH Y D P lj ff Ml? 37 W. qpffj V. r i I l ' -5 W1 ir, Ute world is A i Tony wash edw- plug f the bonding, e V, . His iriect us smild wa' seen in s oot 1!ony plans to makel wling chis lite work, and perhaps to become man- ager of a bowling alley. What- ever he does, he'll succeed. Captain Varsity Bowling, Gym Team, Trojanaires. it rift ,f A De A ,338 W ggurtlang St. i40l Lfnfyl, ark, and hands e is e c rtainly a phrase that c b well appli 'tok b Arm. Hef takes ' ctive part in D bhsfetball, aseball. swimming, and badm nton, 'Zhi his ho ies. W iEs w r it!be in the iield ol ttf ports or not we'are sure that this l:'li2ble ix ere on top Varsity Basketball, Highlights it DON . 'V 'B. DICKSON -LA elyn St. gl20li HN J u himself canlb y his 'ji'gaiEel. Ev ,- . 5 'Ihis tallf ll'6nd etllo gis one tlgsbfliiales hz qause girls ,s h and t k of other t in besidehs ool. To work in e elefyical iield is Dick's am tiog, and with his good look nd personality, he is bou d to make a super electri- caan. IOHN DIENER 233 Laveer St. f2Ul To climb steep hills requires slow pace at Hrstf' Big hn 's one of our out- st dx ccer 1 ers.-He not o s, b e wins, too. If rk t his ambition to aker, as he has at s rt is swell fellow is boun t be a success. Olney will miss his winning skill. ELSIE DILLO 269 W. Wellen e. f20l One of t ' t thin y u notice ou lsi charms s ' . e r par- ti ' t ' Oln ctivities, rie y in n makes her ed y al ancing is er obb to be a private .f h secre her ambition. With such personality, her hope is sure to be realized. Soccer Team- INS V' Y-Teen Tl'OiQneileS, Pub- ' lications Representative. ' V , uf ID O N IERRY DORT ' 1213 . yo ng Ave. 4828 E. e lt ' . l 4 ' 91-ll I is g and me is fleet- A good d loy A f ' ' 'gig' Suc ess 'f t e de tea e chief in st its and out is 'o of er i ofi 1 ol ' rt. fte leaving he ,di des his ei ' n Cjln Id pl to bgecom go' music amp c bting a t ile designer. th h girls. thused bi a year genial son ity, will - cffljohy ' rry lans to be- ceed in wh ve s e un r- e gi ., veryone is takes. ' r he'll 'l' good one. Student Staff, sembl oni- tain D tin Team, Inter- tor. national lation Club, Vice President tudent Staff, Gym IOYCE S DRUKE i f is cert nly e nick for our I ce, u her i her te articip many s 1 c ough small 1 st e s s big ' eart nurs er no nobler professlo Highlights salesman, Girls in White, Student Staff, Alternate Representative, Highlights Staff. 494sQ,mi1 ' ttl o ' ri 4 ' wav - is- h r y 'gh as acter'sti ' ic l x-... i I . 7 , .ff .' 1 in h , or I ce' nt - . il ' . I WILLIAM DUNN 236 Higbee SLL2 V For a swell fell w, ne d looknogihrt 1l,for e isfknow ' for' 's,w - derf so ality.,' i ow, chiefly, 'l e n girls d car' Chit I future, he intenag rk 'n the electri- 3 7 atevec' his work, we no doubts that he will continue to be as successful in it nfs in his stay at Olney. Student Association Represen- tative, Second Team Baseball. MARTHA D. EIDEMULLER 5720 N. Colgate St. t2Ul Summing up all of our Mar- ty's qualities, we can say that she is one swell gal. In the time that she is not playing the piano or taking part in Olney's activities she is studying to be a secretary. Lucky is the boss who has this girl working for him. Y-Teen's Club, Publication Representative. ev- go' we iz' J ERHART DUE r ex l s m erp o Ger o e th his ge training will he ' ' be a success- ful eng . Preside Senate il2Al, Gym Team, Hi , Trojanaires, Repre- sentative MARTHA EHLERS 611 E. Robbins Ave. flll Martha is a girl who is known in Olney for her sweet per- sonality and charming smile. There is no need to look further for a person who is nicer and more considerate of her class- mates. Besides school work, dancing takes up a good deal of her time, and we are sure she will be as much of a suc- cess in the business world as she was during her stay at Olney. l2A Council. CAROL I. EISENBERG B606 N. Gratz St. f26l Thou who hast the fatal gift of beauty. Sweet Carol is well-known in Olney for her trim figure and pretty face. Going to college to major in clinical psychology is Coy's ambition, and it is not only a noble one, but one in which she is sure to come out on top. Good luck, Carol, in the future. SA. Representative, Fellow- ship Club l2A Council. Team, Highlights. Gran e Av if d l ll es. 5 hist t yis ell ed Y .k - .. I ., FLORA M. EISMAN 6734 N. Sydenham St. F1o's many and varied activities have made her well known throughout the school. She has put her speaking to excellent use as captain of the debat- ing team. Flo will surely suc- ceed in her ambition to be a lawyer. Debating Team Captain, Inter- national Relations President, Trojan Staff, Fellowship Club, Senior Honor Society. DONALD ENGEL 133 W. Widener St. f20l Ding, whose charming per- sonality has won hm many ie ds will be - er fs ccess- f 1 ,business -I 'fl ' - has m str JI: abil- ' y d . ool and s known his classmates a good sport. Alter te ative, Ten- nis e . UL EPSTEI 3121 W s ays l I I am T s ue A y r A' o 1 ' wi ., ue' f .. those fi EILEEN E. EVANS 1220 E. Devereaux Ave. The maid who modestly con- ceals her beauties. When I isn't listening to popular music, you may find her among her many friends. Eileen aspires to be a model. As she goes out into the world, may she have nothing but suc- cess and happiness. Monitor, Secretary of Class. ANNE FEENEY .204 W. Linton St. f20l Anne has participated in many activities here at Olney. Her swell personality and under- standing have won her many friends who will long remem- ber her. This young miss wants to go to college, where we are sure she will be as successful and as well-liked as here at Olney. Varsity Volley Ball, Senior Leaders, Secretary of the 12B Class, S.A. Representative, President Y Teens. SANDRA BEA ELMAN 4742 N. Hutchinson St. if-ill Sandy's ambition is to be an efficient bookkeeper. This pop- ular, talkative member was sorely missed by .her class- mates when rheumatic fever kept her out of school for a term, but the class was twice as glad to see her when she came back to take an active part in school affairs. Debating Club, Monitor 12B Homeroom Secretary, Publica- tion Representative, Girls-in- White Club. ARLENE EPSTEIN 6640 N. Bouvier St. She walks in beauty like the night. Every day after school and all evening Eppie may be found talking on the phone. But may- be she is only making connec- tions with the people who will help to make her a successful model. We wish her all the luck in the world when she graduates. Fellowship Club, Trojan Rep- resentative. WILLIAM ERHAR 'I' 136 West Lu St. 401 Bill, with t i ' re of ' N aswo :., -our he - - - ' ' ipation activities ptn ss to d ellm e 1 g 1 1 . . , . rri t. ' , 'Q' rm o s - d - , E. 415. at..... .W H A ' tw. Q O hi . oo as ' Qi... . no Wtllllped --gQ,li 't1.h' desir lr ax. H fyglllfi hi ' Q- 1, ' l , X , Ch n epresentative, A Cap- B Zoccg' Team, Alter- pe la Choir. BARBARA FARKAS 5229 N. Hutchinson St. f4ll Though manners make, yet apparel shapes ' Vivacious Barbf' is fond of buying clothes land we must say she has good tastel. We will miss her help in various school activities. IZA Publication's Salesman, Secretary of Class, 12B Enter- tainment Committee, Spanish Club, Monitor. ARNOLD FELDMAN 5015 N. Hutchinson St. Arnold is one of the friendliest fellows in our class and is well-liked by all who know him. He wants to go into the music business after graduation from Olney. We're sure he'll be a great success in his chosen field. Best of luck, Arnold! Varsity Basketball, Monitor. MARIE A. FELLA 447 E. Alcott St. C207 These lovely eyes, these win- dows of the soul. Reef as she is known to her friends, is a sweet and friendly girl, as all who know her will affirm. Although she has many, one of her outstanding features is her eyes which seem to re- flect her gentle nature. Ree likes to chew gum, cmd she hopes to be a bookkeeper after graduation. We wish her all the luck possible in the future. Bowling Club. MARILYN FINKLER 4659 C St. t20l Quick to learn and wise to know, And keenly felt the friendly glow. Mickie is a girl we can be proud of. Since entering Olney, she has kept a high scholastic average and has been very useful to our school through participation in monitor service. Assembly Monitor, Lunchroom Monitor, Library Monitor, Tro- jan Representative. NORMAN FLEEKOP 6231 Castor Ave. C247 Mooney has two hobbies, physics and girls fthe latter being the more prominentl. His big aim in life-to make a mil- lion dollars by the time he is 21, and then lean back and take it easy-speaks for itself. Mooney's sense of humor and ability should take him far in later life, and make for a suc- cessful future. Football, Spanish Club, 12A Council, 12B Council, As 'btant Representative. ' IOAN ELLE EISHER 644 . ark Ave. oan's pleasan che rm dispos't on,' c ed w her di tivel lever it, h e ost of friend pli s o nter col- lege and ome igh school teacher. Treasurer S an1sh Club Stu P , - dent Staff, Volleyball Class, Pal- ladium Representative, Secre- tary of Class. BERNIE FLICK 715 Marley Rd. tZ4l B ky, who mo ew fe i o i to ness associ tes 'n. Varsity Foot all, Basketball. n a milli ' d vel arou d the , no to his ass tes for his varied interest which i de stamp collecti , sport Ber- nie's r smile ill be iss- ed y his c es, b his class's loss ' busi- l a AY Fil si lt , l like he la o '-pl 1' g J, I or Flash' is one those bo 'n our cl s lipid we will ne forget. H marvelous play ketball team has o I be a topic of our conve ion. We are sure Flash will succeed at any college he may enter, and really score in his later life. Varsity Basketball-Z yrs. RUSSELL FISCHER 116 W. Linton St. iZ0l Neither too careless, not too sad, not too studious, nor too glad. Bud is a boy known to all his classmates for a winning smile and pleasing personality. Bud's hobby, drafting, will be his career after graduation. We wish him lots of luck. v 1. x , itll ll Q N FLEI ' 4940 BinghamXSt. has been with 'tour class om first grade on and we ill always remember her for her bright hair and her terrific personality. Ai-'s ambitions are all artistic-designing, and decoration. She has always been an understanding friend and a swell pal. Good luck, Arlyn. Music Masters, Costume and Make-up Club, Swimming Club, S.A. Representative, Trojan Art Staff. SHIRLEY E. FLEISHER 347 E. Rockland St. i20l Good things come in small packages. Shirl's sl ess is just a coverup for e argeness of her heart. is a swell friend to ever and greatly loved by all o know her. We know sh ' be a'-W erful secretary o gluc' usirlessman. panid b. RICHAR E ST FLUGE, IR. 530 W. ' Ave. l20l Smile t 'rdi Dio s o ke pictures of hi 1 s, e is usually in pi ur the soccer tea . Whe 's printer, he will be l print many pic- tures o elf. Varsity ccer-Captain, Or- chestra, oir. AUDREY FORBES 6284 Souder St. When we recall our high school days, we shall remem- ber Aud. Her pleasant smile and willingness to help every- one made her well liked by all. Aud's ambition..l'to be suc- cessful in any field that I choose. Representative, Alternate Rep- resentative, Trojan Represen- tative, Palladium Represen- tative, International Relations Club. ANTOINETTE roms eeza N. smedley st. czei My life has been apart in shining brightness and' the place of truth. Toni likes to read and is fond of the best in literature. She wants to be a secretary and we know she'll be a good one. Lots of luck, Toni. Trojanettes, Y-Teens. ROSEMARIE FRANK 413 W. Wingohocking St. Good humor only teaches char o last, OJ-I Still es new conqxfests and 'Rosie' ' Dambition is to be- J ome a rivateif cretary. She Yup mtains the pa V hw 53 is full f life ati, is certain to ELK as a stelfiographer. Good l , sie! Q1 . ighligas glepresentative, llB C o u li gil, Troianettes, Gym Leadeim Alternate Highlights Representative. ESTHER FREEDMAN 5279 Pennway St. Writing letters is Es' hobby, and whoever is on the receiv- ing end probably appreciates her. cheerful smile and humor as much as her classmates ap- preciate them. Some day Es would like to be a secretary in some nice office. Whatever office she chooses, she will brighten the days for her em- ployer and fellow-workers. HARRIET FREIBERG 6513 N. lfith St. KZBJ Harriet, or Har ds she is known to her. friends, is a, girl who will long be remembered because of her 'service' and cheerfulness. lf her life in col- lege and later life? is as suc- cessful as it has been at Olney, there is no doubt that her family and friends will be proud of her. 12A Council, Trojan Represen- tative. BILL FORD 30 E. Sheldon St. orcls wer eant for ren s exc s sports and f ure M d 1 0 W' t U il : ylfx W7 3,5 .. t . -q - t' in f 1- , V f the it . Cv gi, ,4 Hi-Y. Q V 4' BURT FORMAN 6045 North Thirteenth St. l4ll The world knows nothing of its greatest men. Burt was always quiet, but am- bitious and successful. He must have the name Sonny from his friendly manner and dis- position. With these virtues, we're sure he'll have no trouble becoming a prosperous real estate broker. French Club, Monitor, Track Team. IDA M. FREEBORN 6600 North Smedley Street C261 Danger-live wire. Ida is the kin irl hat evwqbal-QQgh of pe and r rin o go on a mo- ment's ni all her ster- ling qua i , 's bound to be a success in college. Good luck, Ida. Varsity Hockey, Swimming Club, Y-Teens, Troianettes. FRANCES FREEZMAN 6803 N. llth St. i26l That action is best which pro- cures the greatest happiness for the greatest numbers. Frannie's gay personality and sense of humor keep her friends laughing for hours. She is loved for her inimitable way of having fun and making people happy. When she be- comes cx secretary, we're sure she'll make her boss happy too. Highlights representative. FRANK FREKOT 4906 N. Front St. i207 lf it weren't for my studies, l'd get along fine in school. Frank is a quiet and unassum- ing fellow who takes life easily with a smile. We are sure he will make good in what- ever he does. Good luck, Frank! Alternate Representative twice. it 990 M it rf iff' Boudinot St 104 God set upon my lips a song and put a lantern in my hand. Bobbie has a lovely voice and is always asked to sing. Her winning ways plus her melo- clious voice make her loved by all who know her. Secretary of Advisory. RUTH FRIEDMAN 146 W. Nedro Ave. f20l Ruthie has a wide field of in- terests, among which are read- ing, knitting, and dancing. Her charming smile and pleasing personality will help her suc- ceed at West Chester, where she will, if her classmates' opinions mean anything, make her family and friends proud of her. Secretary of Advisory, S.A. Representative, Debating Club, Monitor, Star Publication Rep- resentative. MAXWELL FURLONG 5438 N. W er . 'lOh, the gall tis l'e lt is ebest a , f 'Tis 1 of I , id o str' An 'tis e y mf Max ve kc! ish: but, accord- ing to his,st6ry, the fish don't love him, and he's been coming home empty handed. He wants to be a top-notch auto-me- chanic some day and we're sure he will be. PHILIP IAY GABER 5737 Virginian Rd. f4ll To love the game above the prize. Flip is a ladies' man and an athletic one at that. His charm and personality will make him a business man of great renown. Monitor, Senior Representative, Baseball, Basketball, Publica- tion Representative. GERALDINE GARRISON 4826 N. Franklin St. C201 Gerri's charm and wit always made it a pleasure to talk to her. Her interests were many, and her friendships sincere. We wish her future happi- ness, and know she has what it takes to succeed in her field ot endeavor. Highlight Representative, Fel- lowship Club, Palladium Rep- resentative. 4- A IOAN FRIEDMAN 5805 N. 15th St. We are the music makers. Attractive, well-dressed Ioa- nie is destined to be a glam- orous social welfare worker. A participant in many activities, Ioanie was well-known as a spectacular pianist. SA. Show Committee, Secre- tary of Advisory, Spanish Club, Tennis, Monitor. RUTH P. FRIEL 94 W. Nedro Ave. Liked by all who meet her, Unlil-:ed by none. Ruthie is one of those quiet, reserved girls who through her winning smile and pleasing per- sonality makes friends for her- self wherever she goes. Her goal is some day to become a secretary, and we know she'll be a good one. Swimming Club, Tennis Club. SELMA FERNE FURMAN 5043 N. 8th St. C201 From labor health, from health contentment springs. Sei has done well for herself as far as career plans are concerned. She has already worked as a typist, and is a good one, too. Her future em- ployer will be getting a most earnest and reliable assistant. Highlights Representative, Tro- janettes, Photography Club, Al- ternate Representative, Inter- national Relations Club. MILDRED GABRIEL 4335 N. 6th St. f4Ul Praises for those who may find time and leisure. An all-around girl, Millie finds time for sports, dancing, and painting. It is rare, but noteworthy, that one person ca:n be accomplished in sc many activities. Millie is sure to succeed as a typist. Trojanettes, Class Basketball, Class Tennis. ESTE . G N 4404 dale . l36l Sweets the . . Essie i a girl ho as on our e wit sweet er- sonal in an- pretz , 'h c ai ly she us ke too eriously ' ing her trim ittle fig- u lthough her future is in- dex e, we know that Es- sie N ill be a success in life becau of her ability and charm. t ot FJ GER'LDr METHEL GEIBEL 1 X M, N. 6th Stix Tl 'tftrusted is a greater acc plishjnent 'than to'-X be lo . X A A ' rry wantklxio travel' alnd Aqxie the wgr'lkl.fSlg always XX ady to lend a help ng hand twherlexverggif is! eded. Ierry is very ctivedigyschool and out. if ' i Y-Teens. Secretary ot Trojan- ettes, Nighlsx School Assistant, Swimming Club, lnterscholas- tic League Member. GLORIA GENDELMAN 4942 Gransback St. l20l The things are few I would- n't do in Friendship's Name. Glor has the sort ot dispo- sition that makes everyone like her. She gets along very well with her many teachers and friends. The trait will be a great asset in her chosen oc- cupation as a receptionist. ARL !lGEV . i th Si i I T ell s be an e ger pa ' i in Olne s - tivities ile keep1n d marks above average s played the piano, danced, painted, and participated in sports. Her ambition is to be a high school teacher, and all we can say is that she's got what it takes. Student Association Represen- tative, Student Staff Captain, Spanish Club, Dancing Club, Iunior Honor Society. BARBARA GITTLEMAN 1528 Lardner St. 1243 One of our outstanding students in the fields of art and music is Babs. Adhering to her hob- bies which are of course, the alorementioned, she hopes to become either an artist or a lyric soprano. Not only does she excel in the cultural world, but she has been active in.all types of sports. For an all around girl, one need look no farther than Babs. Trojan Staff, Swimming, Basket- ball, Baseball. ALBERTA GOESSLER 1725 W. Rockland St. 'lWe falter to rise, are baffled to fight better. Sleep to wake. , Bert has a fascinating hobby of collecting college pennants which she will someday, no doubt, ,pass on to herf,grand- childrenj' Aside from hobbies, she is a swell person and' has made many friends since she came to Olney not long ago. ADELE SHARON GELBSTEIN 1231 W. Wyoming Ave. Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Dell was never seen with- out a cheery smile and a pleasant word. Her charming personality will carry her lar toward her goal as a sec- retary. SCOTT GIRARD 432 W. Grange Ave. C201 The way to make friends is to be friendly S otty, a llo d p nal' has ' rest rcm - h is 1 edicine it-si? o enter as his protes- sion. No matter which he choos- es, we know this likeable guy will succeed. o ' e' ' i ' h' b , ' and h ' , o e ot which ho ' LEONA GEWURTZ 4743 N Marvin St. Here was a lady t r arkable a nts She ell stud- , e wel and had en ous Yet she abso ed her n 3 ent and char ft ds. Lee t mp e of her genera- o roduct t e ,atomic age Q WY J Represent iv Swimming ' - ball Asst A Represen- tatxve MARTHA ANN GLEISER 5038 N. lUth St. Music when soft voices die, Vibrates in the memory. Mattie is a very active and well liked member of her class. When her school activities are over she plays the piano to pass the time away. Martie is a swell person and she will be well liked wherever she goes. Y-Teens, Vice President of Tro- janettes, Infirmary Monitor, ln- terscholastic League Member, Night School Assistant. DOROTHY GOICHMAN 6628 N. 16th St. l26l She was good as she was fair. Dot enioys listening to pop- ular music in her spare time. Because of her agreeable per- sonality, we are sure she will be a successful secretary. SANDRA GOLD 4927 N. Sth St. C201 On with the dance! let joy be unconfin'd. Sandy is a very popular gal among her friends at Olney. She is well-known for her dancing skill. To see Paris is her ambition and no matter what the future holds for her, we're sure she will realize this goal. Good luck, SaI1dy! ELAINE IOY GOLDENBERG 615 65th Ave. E, with her terrific sense of humor and ready smile, has made many friends in Olney. She has long been noted as one of our best swimmers, and Elaine jokingly tells us that it is her ambition to swim the channel. Highlights Salesman, S.A. Rep- resentative, S.A. Alternate Rep- resentative, Swimming Team. HELEN L. GORDON 320 E. Louden St. Hel as the gal with the smile on her face. Her favorite pas- times are writing letters and remembering the time the pres- sure cooker blew up. She also finds time to study as her high marks prove. Her versatility should be an immeasurable help in attaining success as a teacher. S.A. Representative, Trojan Staff, Dramatic Club, 12B Coun- cil, International Relations Club. GERALD GOSS 4514 N. Warnock St. t40l Always happy, always gay, Laughs at everything you say. Ierry's winning smile and pleasing personality will help him on the long hard road to the M.D. degree he is striving for. It the iob he does after graduation is as good as the one he has done in school, there is no doubt that he will be successful. IOSEPH GRAMP 1038 E. Vankirk St. Faithful friendsiazie hard to find. Ice will long be remembered for his terrific personality. He is ambitious and hardworking. We know he will be a great success in the business world. Good luck. Ioe. 4 Ji ... gr .. ,.. fb ,n N. ffm-1 MW ' ,, ' t MIRIAM GOLDBERG 4527 N. Warnock St. Her very frowns are fairer far, than smiles of other maidens are. Mickey is always ready to dance, especially when it is with a certain guy. To be a private secretary is her ambi- tion. We hope she has lots of luck in the future. GERSON GOLDSTICK 5002 N. Hutchinson St. i4ll Gary is popular with both the boys and girls in his class- es. His ability to talk well has something to do with this quality. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Gary, with his terrific personality and ready smile, will succeed in whatever he does, and his classmates wish him luck in all his ventures. Alternate Representative, Class Basketball. lDA GORDON . 339 Vankirk St. What pric lory? Ida W nts come ' odel t, d a r are sure fx?-n will, b se she has just the ri gredients: height, a swell s ersonality, and a beau- tiful smile. S.A. Representative. NORMA H. GRALNICK 896 Scattergood St. Good to be merrie and wise. We all have a lot of respect for a gal who day after day, plugs along doing her best. That's why Norm is looked up to in the class. Norm is a quiet and self-effacing gal. We are sure that if Norm fares as well with other people as she has with the kids at Olney. she will be successful. Monitor. VIOLA GRANOZIO 5200 N. Mascher St. 1203 She has cz voi jot gladness, and ' mile , And el uenc of beauty. Vi's sp lin smile, and love of dancin having lun mak her ide l pal. We're sure se quali s gill help her t become a ecretary for ome lucky boss. 'Q A 1 l -- E 6 1 - 1 k n l - . e. 6 l :li n - Y Y I n 1' l l ,gi 6 O ' n: .-1 1 1 .S A, : . I HM ' J b. . . l . swat ' Q lllli is youll? lete is a well PEGGY ANN GREEN 1860 Widener Place f4ll A damsel with a brow May blossom and cheek apple blos- som. Peg who is a very popula:r girl, has been active in many school clubs. Her skill in sketch- ing and painting is the envy of her classmates, who wish her luck in her career as a journalist. Spanish Club, Swimming Club, Alternate Representative, P.T.C. Representative. EUGENE GROSS 6929 Horrocks St. f24l The play's the thing! Gene loves the theatre and attends plays often. This aspir- ing young man is sure to go far as a business man. P.T.C. Salesman, Publication Representative. ART G SS 72 N. 'rhill 2 l s , V6 Il FV ' . ' ' is w ' as a swel y s the kind al re b r wh n m aspects of A h sc o ong o se of h1s swell and also 1 , , erful anc1ng ar- am is to go to col- ege Fren Chflfl B Council Alter- nate sentative IOSEPH L G F h111 St nown and v liked llow in e class Sl d e y, noth- g Abothe 'm b work. 's ar e enters ld me e h be a X ow yo ' s cce . arsity i K Varsity Football Team, Troj re? h thi X o e . . I 5 sy e od lu Joe, we r Te ARLYNE GURAK 1453 Benner St. That she is gentil that doth gentil deeds. Are's favorite pastime is do- ing the samba. And she's really very good at it. Are's desire to remain single until she es- tablishes herself in a career may disappoint many oi her male admirers. Here is a class- mate whose presence will be long remembered. A nj oys taking good luck fulfill Baseball, IOHN GROSS 564 E Marwood t Where the-s ile d sl little lon f I as ce o Wit h1s leasi jimi desdgsm ack is sur to be a succ s in is fut e ventures. Good luc 2 ' L NANCY G I 839 ide ace Nic e - s t and ad- mir ,gf 0 er classmate p c y f her a ' o - -H e pi o. - - ts ver a ' ey. , I2 . .. bition is pl,-' '-u ,- where s o doubt dis- tinguish rs f. S.A. Membe ship, Pre Club, lnternationa Relat' s Club. SANDRA GUNTHER 1869 comyn sf. Sandy is one girl who al- ways leaves you laughing. She is like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day. Her terrific per- sonality can be adjusted to fit her every mood. Her bright out- look on lite will help her suc- ceed in college cmd afterwmd. Representative, Alternate Rep- resentative, Varsity Swimming Team, Trojan Literary Staff, P.T.C. Representative. IANICE GURALNICK 6745 N. 16th St. C263 Business is the salt of life. Pretty Iannie was popular with her friends for her good humor and pleasant disposition. We are sure she will be a suc- cess in her chosen field of sec- retarial work. Theater Club, Monitor. AVE? D f . I l RUTH vs ' of 203 E. 'shers ve. I A livin exa ple o s sweet ream.' But 'e's e rv nt person- ality has ma er known and like her classmates. Some uck oss will be fortu- nate in having her as a mem- ber of his office staff. Senior Leaders, Y-Teens, Presi- dent of Costume and Make-Up Club. ll4iLAT LORETTA V. HANSON 354 E. Gale St. Happy am l, from care I'm free Why aren't all content like me. Bustling with cheer mid good humor. Lore is known to every- one for her years of service at the school store. Loretta wmits to be a nurse: surely her smile is one of her greatest assets. School Store. FRANCIS , H- 5830 N. C c St. -I Fr Egan? those lucky w o drive to sc . The eE grind never dauntp ch rfulness in the least. With his driving ambition and. onality, Fran ' ut achieve successfg' e in all his en- deavorsf Locker Oftice, Trojanaires, Boys' Hi-Y. CAROL HEISLEY 5112 N. Franklin St. The dog is man's best friend. And a girl's too. for Dixie is the proud owner of a full blooded dalmcrtian. Dixie, a girl with a wonderful disposi- tion, paints in her spare time and will someday be a secre- tary. IOAN HESKOWITZ 7222 Iackson St. Ioan Heskowitz, whose nick- name is Honey, enjoys listen- ing to music whenever she has a chance. Honey's cheerful disposition will bring her suc- cess in the business world where she hopes to be a pri- vate secretary. Lunchroom Monitor, Girls' Chor- us President, Library Monitor Student Staff, Publications Rep- resentative. LEONARD HALFIN 3360 Kensington Ave. A warm smile, a pleasing per- sonality, and a neat a-ppeqr- ance, and you have Lenny. Lenny enjoys eating cmd lift- ing weights. This explains Len- ny's very masculine build mid the flock of girls who always follow him. Lenny wmits to be a dentist. Good luck to a fellow who deserves to succeed and who is bound to do so. French Club, l1B Council Mem- ber, Altemate Representative. MELVIN HARRIS 1702 W. Ruscomb St. I4ll 'xWit is the salt of conversation-, not the food. Mel, who is always seen eat- ing lunch with the girls in the lunch-room, enioys sports and dancing. You should see him cut a rug! Mel has set the business world as his goal, mid those of us who know him have no doubt that he will make good. 12A Council Member, Alternate Representative. WILLIAM EDWARD HEINZE 5627 N. Third St. C207 For a fell w more inte ste lin s ts, ne d lo - t h or ' as he sometimes called. His hob- by, which il strates this, is playin alle rts t ketb r a this c d not b found, for Bill wants to have an inter- esting and successful life. Captain Tennis Team. IACK HELLER 145 E. Rockland St. He is a very parfit genteel knight. Iackie is a mmm of brain and bubbling humor. This crack- ling humor enlivened many dull classroom sessions. He has a personality streak which makes his good natured char- acter all the more likable. His humor and intelligence foretell success. Representative, Alternate Rep- resentative. VIRGINIA HOCK 732 Maytair St. l24l She's kind, she's good, she's a model to us all. Ginny wants to do office work. Lucky are the people for whom she works, for Ginny's cheerfulness, kindness and re- liability are an asset to any business. Trojanettes, Hockey Club. 1' ' 5 ml d e SHIRLEY HOLTZ 1505 Chelten Ave. 126i Then she will tall:-good godsl How she will talk! Shirl's classmates will always remember the sunny smile and good humor that accompanied her wherever she went. Shirl enjoys playing the piano and dancing. She also spends quite a bit of time keeping the tele- phone company in business. To go to college is her aim, and we wish her lots oi good luck. A l t e r n at e Representative, P.T.C. Representative. NORMA HOPPE 918 Wagner Ave. O' golden Silence, souls be still. fy Blondie who has alt one ol our qui ter la school spen, of her time dan ' g.' ' quiet smile and i yes have won her m iends. Blondie wants to be a stenographer. Good luck, Blonde ! Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Class Tennis, Class Basketball. VIRGINIA HORN 5813 N. 12th St. A bonnier lass we've never seen A better can not be We would not give our Ginny For any lass we see. Ginny, who's shown herself quite adept at painting, is hop- ing to become a private sec- retary. Her pleasant smile and bright optimism are sure to carry her a long way. Best of luck, Ginny. DORIS ARLINE H 274 We Av lovely ' e n h er a : has a-sp er- and ' w full of .a i m maio ette can -,l'3- a e a baton talk. I- ttes, Class Volleyball, -- ghts Representative. --A th ' 1.9 .. , 4' S .1' u . Th e n 1 I' 1 X BARBARA iuco 2 kising Sup Ave. 120l a s et girl and a ell-kno n re in the halls of Olne . er attra tiveness an ' pers alit have made he , lavorit su- g e students. ray lin s :kk bY, and tl f l. I-H 1 work, her a Q' . e 2 er Babs is, we he 5 - best of luck, for ' - all r as- sets, she is s 1, to o -- Representative 1510 Asso- ciationl, Sales Representative for tickets to plays. BARBARA D. HOMER 5005 N. Rosehill St. 1201 To know her was to love her. Bobby is sweet, thoughtful, and generous. Whatever she does, she does well. She wants to be a success. and it you measure success by lriendship, Bobby has already succeeded. Student Staff, Library Monitor. Goinm HORENSTEN 911 W. Fisher Ave. 1413 Let a smile be your umbrella on a rainy dayl Goldie is sincere and pleasant. Armed with a smile she'll at- tack the hardest job. Goldie's special likes are reading and photography. SHIRLEY HOROWITZ 5931 Ogontz Ave. 141l Friendship is the breathing rose. Shirley is a sweet friend who is sympathetic and understand- ing. With her capabilities she is sure to be a terrific house- keeper ior some lucky young man. Lots of luck, Shirl. Orchestra, Treasurer ot orches- tra, Monitor, Publications Rep- resentative. RUTH HUNN 6034 N. Nineteenth St. Laughingly asserting that her hobby is talking, Ruthie in- sists that she will one day be- come Speaker oi the House. 'l'he gentle art ol' persuasion, however, has proved a great help in her duties as Trojan and Highlights salesman. Her smile has made Ruth a wel- come ligure at Olney: no doubt it will continue to do so in the future. Trojan Representative, Assistant Highlights Representative. RUTH F. ISRAEL 6438 N. llth St. 1267 l count only the hours that are bright. That is Ruthie who is looking forward eagerly to college days. Lucky girll With her op- timism, she will surely have her brightest dreams come true. S.A. Representative, Swimming Club, Tennis Club, Palladium Representative. SELMA ISRAEL 4540 Whitaker Ave. C207 Selma always knew who it was when she heard the tam- iliar password, Ssssl. We hope the next phrase she answers to is: Miss Israel, take a letter. Dancing Club, Monitor. NORMAN M. IACOBS 6728 N. Bouvier St. C257 Doing easy what others find difficult is talent. lake, as he is known to his friends, is a friendly guy who wants to be a famous theatri- cal producer. As his hobby is producing U.S.O. and P.S.O. shows, he should be experi- enced in that line. We wish him luck. Wrote and produced S.A. Show of 1947. KENNETH ES F9 6351 1 ale ' The worl is u a num- l' ,sha e happy a king. eatballl' is ed by his fel- low class . Maybe it is be- cause ofl ready smile. He likes photo r hy and hopes to become a draftsman someday. We wish him success! DEIA KAHN 1979 Ashley Rd. C387 Be to her virtues very kind. Dee or Dolly, as she is usually called, enjoys talking on the telephone. She is afraid Alexander Bell's heirs would go into bankruptcy without her as their chief supporter. Dee's ambition is to achieve success in life. and we go along in wishing it to her. GLORIA IOYCE KAMENS 1912 Nedro Ave. Fair of figure. fair of face Lacking in no single grace. Glor possesses a cheerful personality and the rare ability to see the bright side of things. She is liked not only because of her humor, but because of the friendliness that she ex- tends to everyone she meets. Trojan Literary Staff, Trojan- ettes, Palladium Representa- tive, Monitor, Alternate Repre- sentative. ,. 'B ilu! W ' llliiii ' J? ,s KW' 4- 591 4- Q, Q if N so- If CWDU SONIA IABLON 4720 N. Hutchinson St. Ye seek for happiness- And happiness she is sure to have. Sunny spends her spare time doing crossword puzzles, and, knowing Sunny, we are confident that she completes them all. Iunior Leader, Class Swimming, Secretary of Book, Class Basket- ball. ALLYN IACOBSON 4746 Rorer St. C207 To maids and lads l sing. Iake's favorite pastime is imitating Al Iolson. His ambi- tion is to become a mechanical drawing engineer. He has a terrific personality, and we are sure he can overcome any ob- stacles he may have to face in the years to come. 11B Class Basketball, 12A Class Basketball. DIANE B. KAHAN 5611 N. 13th St. C417 The best term with which to describe Di is simply a swell gal. Her agreeable, friendly nature has raised her high in the esteem of her classmates. She enjoys sports. Her ambi- tion, to be happy and healthy forever. Highlights Representative, Pal- ladium Representative, Trojan Representative, International Relations Club. CLAIRE KAMENIR 5004 Ormes St. C207 Sweet and lovely, sweeter than the roses in May. Cookie enjoys collecting menuskgnd knitting.,She doesn't let this interfere with her many activities in school. She is re- liable cmd responsible. We know she will be a good sec- retary. Assembly Monitor, Girls in White, Trojan Representative, Basketball-Class, Palladium Representative. MARCIA KAPLAN 4918 N. 9th St. C417 Marcy is a popular girl whose many interests and ac- tivities have amazed her friends. Her abilities to talk and write well, as well as her ter- rific personality and determina- tion, give her a record of which she can be proud. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that Marcy will succeed in every- thi.ng she does. Debating, Trojan Staff, Senior Honor Society, Highlights. MORTON KAPLAN . 5719 N. Park Ave. Happy am I, from care l'm tree, Why aren't they all contented like me? Morty's handbalancing acts were wonderful to behold in the gym or lunchroom or class- room. His personality and ready smiles have endeared him to all his friends. We know he'll be a great success in the future in anything he attempts. Gym Team. RUTH B.KARP 6224 N. 16th St. l41l Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Ruthie enjoys music. Any kind will do. As Ruthie in- tends to go to college, we hope she has the best ot luck throughout her career. Swimming Club, Dancing Club, Alternate Representative, Study Hall Monitor. FLORENCE KASSEL 1230 Stirling St. tlll A little time for laughter. Flossie is liked by everyone because ol her pleasing smile and the tact that she is always ready to chip in and help. She enjoys drawing. To be a secretary is her ambition. We hope she has the best ol luck. JANET FLORENCE KELLER 318 W. Albanus St. l20l Silence, like dark water, is deep and ear. doesn't tor l blonde in her she is always win- ning 're sure she will be in life. Good luck, Y-Teens, Leaders. MORTON HERBERT KESSLER thi unusua letic ability. He is one of tho l eable fl ws w o lw ' ' ' e a e ' . cau oi t is 1354 Knorr S llll E e 5. he Has won the a ' ationmgq ll ' a . ts a as muc e into his career as he has put i to S.A.R., we are sure he will be a suc- cess. Gym Team, Track Team, Cross Country Team, Vice-President of D.E. Course, Representative. f ?,..-wif ,R t S, ti Q X lgtigjgb W- QW lwtsvs f i is , A . fifty' Jia fs 14, 42 S K , egg.. ew. 1 91,0 4 - il jj o NO AN KAPLAN l'H3'h1 sic hath such ch t a a e both ' cr nd ,b f ju Q1 Wi and good ored, ck is one ,Qfrfur most pop- u ar student? e an his clari- 1 net e ' eparable compan- io u h our halls. All the s c in the world, Nick ! B , Orchestra, All City High Sch ol Band and Orchestra, Secretary of 12A Class, Senior Honor Society. 1 DORIS KASHNITZ 4911 Rorer St. l2Ul To describe Der as terrific, hard-working, popular and in- telligent just wouldn't do her justice. Maybe it you put a most in front of those adjec- tives, you could get just a little picture of what a wonder- tul girl she really is. Dot enjoys art and hopes to be a fashion illustrator. Trojan Art Staff, Swimming Club, Costume and Makeup Committee, lunior Honor Soci- ety, Monitor Staff. LOIS KATZ 1366 Knorr St. llll The incurable itch ot writing possesses many. Loie, whom we often see writing letters leven in classl, enjoys receiving them also. Her ambition is to become a nurse. We're sure she will achieve her goal in life, as she is very persistent. fee 66 ED KER NBR , isa W. 'nf sm W h t e W it o ij , who see 'Ito be the strong and Q. ype, is really quite a line guy. He enjoys playing basketball and spends most of his time doing this. His ambition is to become a drattsman, and we wish him oceans ot good luck in his chosen field. ELAYNE LEE KINCUS 6 46 N 15th St. One ne s scarcely any effort g 1 clear picture ol 1 1 before 9 twinkl l lox X 2, ' will sl-L' ' . u e '-' g f. her eyes an e 119 humor c cle y ii ' a me e. She enjo watchi elf articipating in sports. We lives a full and happy lit Alternate Re ntat e, c- ing Club, Bus Ticket- re- sentative, Selling Diction 4 ljN Ormes St. C203 uf . Q - happ smilin ' ace oving --' - d a ,desire t . Be as a rec d t w ich 'ke her ob -t are when she ent s t L --- mer 'al art lied - ' - oo life is an e ere's no doubt that sh 'l b a success. Senior ders, 11B and 12A Council, oian Art Stait, Honor Society, Monitor Service. EL E N ' 61 Se - ' K l UI' I , l 1' G d 1 se ,, ' t f - h h , be prou -5 opular er ot th ' Q5 cil will 1 , wr RUTH 'rzm ' 72 7 e . Neither d ri hy o ' al ' N min B pl ' ' of .' - ,H D F D ec?-yi! uthie's A. . 'll at km ng u everyon - ires 11 d-mga and swe ers. Knit 1- ' 5 ever, is not Ruth's -- 1 -S ect in lite. She intends t ecome a ste- nographer. Sh 's sure to be an efficient one. ANNA MA E KO 5 8 9 . 'Tis n in easant W - 1 l ows smoothly along, f I 5 e 1 worth while 1 e who ca smile. .- hen ever I f 1 go s dead ng, v - A e kno ' nnie, -21 gi h the 32 p ually Q65-w ' n' epas- --: -1 g th i when she - t pl i g -'11 her vocation, bo kk pi . ' V leyball r rn. NAOMI KONRAD 6011 Lawndale St. llll Thy modesty's a candle to thy merit. Rabbit as her friends call Naomi is known tor her sweet personality. She loves dancing, but for the future she is inter- ested in the business world and would like to be a secretary. Office Monitor. ROY KORDEY 5244 Westiord Road Simple duty has no place tor iearf' Rudolph spends his spare time playing basketball. He hopes to go into the world of advertising where we are sure he will be a success. Watch those billboards! 'xm- RUTH KLEIN 1711 Grange Ave. l41l God is with those who perse- vere. Charming Rudy has collecting records as her hobby. We are sure she will realize her ambi- tion to lead a happy lite. Representative, Publications Representative, Swimming Club, Infirmary Monitor. NORMA 915 . D nc on Ave. 'Que ho t il, t tor sport rma finds it al ort. spare , e s are time m his iii-stil ve basketbal v orm was ct tar player o our first team, and has serious thoughts of becom- ing an athlete. Best ot luck, Norm! Basketball Team. Modelairpan stil ' o 's ng. ff X . BERNARD KOFF 5009 N. Bth St. i203 The style is the man himself. Although Buddy's main inter- est at present is S.A.R. lEta- Chapterl, we hope he has the best of luck in the future and goes through college with flying colors. MW I , sorhl W'ARTHA Koppel. 4245 N. 8th St. The hand ot the diligent mak- eth rich. Sports and dancing are very important, at least to Sonny they are. She has many friends because of her cheerful per- sonality. As a secretary she ought to be line. Trojanettes, Y-Teens, Night- School Assistant, lnterscholastic League oi Students' Council, Swimming. ' STANLEY KOTCH 709 W. Wyoming Ave. i40l Yours is the Earth and every- thing that's in it, My sonl And -which is more-you'll be a Man. Stan is certainly a specimen of brains and brawn. With this combination of natural assets, his ambition to become a doctor will inevitably be realized. Best ot everything, Stan. Cadet Football, Track and Field, Monitor. FLORA KOTZKER 1443 Levick St. C241 An art is a handicraft infla- vor. Pretty Flo is fond of art and loves going to the movies. Alter graduation she hopes to get cr job connected with art work. We remember her as one of outstanding members of our Swimming Club, Class Basket- ball. GLORIA KRAIN 1536 Lardner C241 Go to your business, pleasure, whilst l go to my pleasure, busi- ness. Goldie is a true Driving Woman. As you can see her hobby is driving. Anyone who has seen her operate her auto- mobile knows she is an expert at it. We know she will be expert as a good stenographer. NATALIE LOIS KRAMER 1369 Kerper St. C111 lf to her shane some female error tall, Look on her lace and you lor- get them all. Notch is one of our finest artists. With her looks, vivacious personality and ability, she's hound to succeed as an artist, in college, or in anything else she chooses. Trojan Art Staii, 12A Council, Monitor, Treasurer ol Senior Class 12A. . FRANK 1cRoHNsnT,i1R. f 5251 Arbor St. C201,,qA 1 Frank is one of, tirosejellloilzs , who is just atiregular guy.' fl-le isngtqyery fforwardf nor isnhe very: shy. D , - . I Frank is our eat out fdoofs gl' 130,- gnan. His main intergts are iish- rng, swimming, an all sports. Frank, al really' friendly guy with -,CI ilikefrfble personality, wants 'to be a dental mechanic. RUTH 120 W. personality attitude. Her rs to be a secretary be swell in any oiiice her charm. Y-Teens, Girl's Athletic Club, Senior Leaders. 15' EDWARD KOVACH 122 W. Spencer St. C201 1 fri!! eads to get money, n I i ,. 5 ,V I V as good -91 -Jn ' . T A IS vp S Y k he w s ,L to spend it. ' at K : -.::---- llow ambition ot ' d ' 'ke a m ' s ay, i -t ' going now, s t come true. G , ,HRW - f ever you do. IOHN RICHARD KRAMER 5349 Claridg St. C241 Happy I am nd f from care. ,f lack' en A e o e busiest pe e n r las wh with sports - d stude t gov ment ctivit' s. He's - fs uy with . Q, J.: K, 5 5 , L 1' S Q , ose hobby ' iving cars, ants to be a chemical engi- eer. Varsity Soccer, 12A Senator, Boys' Hi-Y, Troicmaires, Student Court. ELIZABETH B. KRATZ 5620 N. 4th St. C201 Who hear m s' l his S ill Digi' , tl .lf es in at she . ro 1- gp lis- gyw ez Q -f u er L0 thd oir. We ,. ..H ' at Biz is going to b a s c'ssin commerci s Swimmin A Cnp r,EiQiZ9 Qgkesz MILLICENT KROUSE 3224 Wellington St. C241 Those dark eyes, so dark and deep. Millie, who is rather quiet, is liked by all her classmates. She enjoys playing the piano and doing all sorts of art work. She is very efficient and will prove to be an invaluable secretary. - RY N 426L e 111 pn l F . C om , ly ned, o warn, to tor nd command. lun cr nurse. This swe ung la y will do every heart ood. Lots oi luck, Iune. F' ELAINE K 'D 4834 N. 10th St. i417 A sunny temper gilcls t edges of Iife's blackest clouds. Eie wants above all to lead a happy lite. Her terrific sense- ol humor will surely enable her to do this. Eie is making a start toward her goal by enjoy- ing an unusual hobby, that of reciting monologues. Bowling Club, Dramatic Club, lntirmary Monitor. QB TED KUSHNER 4621 Penhurst St. l24l lt to succeed, one must have the right stuff, Then surely, Ted will, for he has enough. We are sure that Ted will be a success as a physician it he achieves the heights that he has in Olney. We shall always remember him as the friendliest boy in the class. Representative three terms, Member ol llB and lZA Coun- cils. RITA L.LAURO 2009 66th Ave. l38l Hard W r never hurt anyone. Rita's rl of those gals who've hel to keep ur school on to . Her alziliwcfg pitch in and lity h ade her a popular scho L . e know she'll be a suc ' lite as a capable iJM?' e bright person- s secret . President ot' Trojcnettes, Inter- scholastic League of Student Councils ,Y-Teens, School Usher. MELVA LEFTWICH 7000 Cedar Park Ave. i38l ' riends pursue those who do 1 NX! N 1 n t need them. x..'x N 114 elva is easily identified by the nitting bag she carries for the cks she's always knitting. hat can one gal do with so any argyles? Her swell per- sonality and ability to make riends easily will carry Melva through Temple and everything alter in a whirl of fun. Debating Club, Monitor, Assis- tant Representative Trojan Stall. RUTH LERTZMAN 4808 Gransback St. l20l Happy-go-lucky, kind and true. Ruthie is known around school for her friendly smile and swell personality. Ruthie has an unusual hobby: she likes to collect things like match covers a:nd menus. In her spare time this popular girl is an active participant in many sports. We're sure Ruthie will be a great success in anything she attempts. .new-Bessie , , ..g. E . A y t is I. -1 3359222 , ' 555' t ', Q.. ' A Q ,gr R ,gr Q ay? 'ar . L , ..ift,if 535, , V, V... .i ,t 'V H KKMZVLXI . V 'ff EQ. 15 Q 01-swf Layla ,- wr twiilifflizlf. VI' 1- I S? ..,, ,. K F! f 1 R THERESA KUR 314 Dever ve. l l 'Tis the songs and the smiles y l Tha ma unlight every e . T rr ' is everybody's ir' d. ' always lm, c d ectedp th in pe on youtell your ou sto. T ry spends he x doing oss- word puz s but she wants to be a singer. Lots of luck, Terry. Stairway Monitor, Trojanette, Girls' Chorus. BARBARA LARNER 1949 72nd Ave. 1381 The charm of the act is the actor. Barbie seems to live to act, for her hobby is dramatics and she wants to be an actress. Everyone who has seen her many perlormances in the Cur- tain Club will agree that Bar- bie has what it takes to hit the big time. Curtain Club, Trojan Staff, Homeroom Secretary, Palladium Representative. room. W? sure er gyles Class v en ms. CAROLYN LEIBER 4531 N. llth St. C403 All the world's a stage. Smile, pose, emote- Connie likes to do all three, for acting and the theatre are her hobbies. Lots of luck to this young Thes- pian, and many bouquets on opening night. Girls' Chorus. SARI LESHNER 6317 13th St. l41l 110116 lac ' ien l swel will always dozen at Pen Inlirmary Mo Councilor. e an she loves 0 x bec G J 8 tate or Mo r or Beho1 9 iend of many, foe on In s .- -4 Q te xr.. st s - e nev r L., .1 1 'Z if af p ir. Y, s Y- 1 vw' p ,. -N h , . e f J J LOUIS LEVINSON 3339 W. Huntingdon St. As the sun colors flowers, so does art color life. Ronnie is one of the all-around fellows. His terrific personality and pleasing smile have made him a bright spot during our senior year. With his artistic talent and good taste, he is sure to be a success as a cos- tume designer. Manager for Cadet Football Team, International Relations Club, Monitor. ROSALYN S. LIEBERMAN 6120 Castor Ave. f24l, Phila. Where a will is, tl1ere's a way! Roz is one ol Olney's bud- ding authors. Her hobby, in her own words, is writing stories about my experiences, and, of course, she wants to write a best-selling novel. We know this talented gal will succeed in her chosen field. X 1 ROBERT O A 5932 N. L t. C201 li at st, on't succeed, ttyl , B was ne t ur e.: ates 1 his real ambi- r channels. Bob . - -V draftsman. What- ever he oes, we know he'1l be successf . He's a product ol that always work harder stock, which is characteristic of Olney High. 11 his g ers - it it . He liked .. . W A ts - . ALVIN LOUX 4740 N. Hutchinson St. l4ll Mighty of heart, mighty of mind--magnanimous. Al's the boy who says, Smile at the birdiep because his hobby is photography. We know that whatever Al chooses to do in the future will be as bright and clear as a flash bulb print. International Relations Club. ll E LY MacK KY 2800 . ont t. 37 ln such u i t -actio elo en ' Ev n a r cti e, l-' n ports re ey. ln e i re her l s ' e turne nu sing, d r tri ly r s r ni elgg well her ' nts. od Luc ' l Varsity H ck Varsity Basket- ball, Vars ftball, Girls' Ath- letic Club irls in White. . ,, W 4 f S rns ..,. l. W p,.. . im the If R -e Zh 'li fs: eff I ijtiekwuhf fypy lf' W if RUTH LEVITAN 1227 McKinley St. tlll Ruthie, as some of her friends call this star student, spends the time she spares from her many activities in reading. Gradu- ation from college will find her in in the science lab making as much a success of bacteri- ology as she has made of everything else. Senior Honor Society, Debating Team, Trojan Staff, Interna- tional Relations Club, Swim- ming Club. vrtfns IOY 1 eve ' v hi . A bri rdf ljv .' A s full o p an enth sia . That's Li yl H m vi 'es k er usy. Lindy v t s ' d d ce an als ' s t r W' 1 Ai an gor e i s ave' succe ul usin s are . Swimmin T irls' ' Club, T ens e ers, Girls White. ALEXANDER K. LONG 520 E. Geneva e. K2 J, Open my ear to f Alex is a l r ne usic and enjoys co ' g classical records As a member of the A Cap l4'lChoir, he has given us m pleasant moments of ' .' Certainly, Alex has t ecessary ability to succeed his chosen field, civil engi- n ering. A Cappella Choir, Trojan Busi- ness Manager. GEORGE LUDWIG 4509 A St. C201 Labor conquers all things. George is the kind of boy who doesn't let a few broken legs get him down. Always a good sport, he brightened the class with his cheerful smile. George's skill in auto mechanics foretells a successful luture in that line. First Soccer Team. rip, f' V, MA f,ANN,,MqcKsNz1s 5 os znd sf, C201 She that is of merry heart, hath a continual feast. This friendly, vivacious gal likes to ballet dance and we've heard she's very good. Maryann, a girl everyone likes, wants to be a secretary. Any businessman would like Maryann too, so she's sure to make good. Ballet Club, Trojan Representa- tive, Class Hockey, Highlights Writer, S.A. Representative. IOAN MacKINNON 5859 N. Lawrence St. C20l Pretty is as pretty does. Mac may seem quiet on the surface but underneath she is a vivacious personality. This Frankie Laine tan wants to be a secretary. She'll be an asset to any business. Trojanettes, French Club, Sena- tor, Ballet Club, Class Basket- ball. STEPHEN MAINZER 5018 Gransback St. When , e survey the men of Steve stands out amongbwire as a brave hommelf e su ed being the only boy in his lish class and still 'came out smiling. Ste w ' the Senior Hon- or Socie is valid proof that h reallfgwqr-Sed hard. Secretary of TrojanaiEs,gS,o?uior Honor Society, Manager of t'h'e Track, Cross Country, Student Staff. NINA MALMUD 5977 Ogontz Ave. C4ll Charms stride the sight, but merit wins the soul. Calm, efficient Neen is one of the girls upon whom we know we can depend. With her quiet understanding and swift com- prehension, she will be a sure find as medical technician. Student Staff. ELVA MANN 4703 B reet C207 Beauty is uthg h bfiruty- That is al y t now. El, th u quiet, ave much of er n ser ce to Olney. She wa a er of many o ifgiod s ground Olney and l all that she did. gbhe warm smile for all of us, helped to make our stay Olney a sunny one. Representative, Monitor, Trojan- ettes, Y-Teens, Usher at Con- certs. MITZI RENEE MARCUS 5034 Pennway Ave. C24l Full of life and pep. Mitzi is a gal who longs to see the world and marry the right guy. A girl with her vivacity would be a find for any fellow. Mitzi is a bop fan and spends her spare time listening to bop records and dancing. Trojanettes, S.A. Representative, Class Softball. -' l all aww? 5315. I it IOAN MAGALDO 7344 Dungan Road Ioan studied, held her breath, worried, then laughed after- wards, as did all the rest of us. She was one ot those rare stu- dents who kept a neat note- book. This must have been a product of her Troianette train- ing. Ioan wants to be a secre- tary. We feel sure she is highly capable. Trojanettes, A Cappella Choir. LEONA MALMUD 4800 Warnock St. C4ll Leona is a g'irl whom we will always remember for her swell personality and understanding companionship. With her com- bination oi her good looks and intelligence she will be a suc- cess in the business world. Best luck Leona.-. . -I 7413- ' RUTH ELAINE MANDELBAUM 5103 Whitaker Ave. The best things come in little packages. Ruthie, although she is not materialistically inclined, says she wants to marry a million- aire. There are a few around, Ruthie, and we wish you good luck. One thing we're sure -E L 7 Q et, f 8- 1. , .,,p , S I 1 - F ,,.,t fp 3. t Eg lr l . 2 if F , H l ,igfifffl' ff- , 0 ,stt ., ff-- lZ'ift..5y g 4 lttst- es.- ih k 1. By, ' A . M - iff 1 is Nw, ol, you talk- a man into anything. l l French Club, Spanish Club, Secretary of Class, Monitor, Class Basketball. EDYTHE R. MARCUS 1992 Elston St. C38l Knowledge is power. A very attractive and intelligent girl, Edy is liked by all. Her interest in school have run the gamut from dramatics to French tutoring. Anyone who knows Edy will agree that she'll find it easy to win friends and influence people. Curtain Club, Troian Staff, Pocket Book Salesman, Senior Seal, Troianette. SANDRA MARDER 303 E. Roosevelt Blvd. C23 Needles and pins, needles and pins, When a girl marries her troubles begin. Sandy's one ambition is to get married. This cute kid should have no trouble making that wish come true. Sandy's hobby is dancing, preferably to slow music. S.A. Representative, Trojan- ettes, Trojan Representative. ELAINE MASLOVITZ 5234 Montour St. . Elaine would always come on time, lf the bell wouldn't ring at nine. Olney can always say it tried to make Elaine punctual. Elaine was quiet, but her activity in the Trojanettes speaks loudly and well of her. Not only did she work for Olney: she had a part-time job, too. Who says Women are the weaker sex? Dancing Club, Tumbling, Tro- janettes, Music Masterpieces. DUNCAN MclNTOSI-l, IR. 5530 N. 3rd St. f20l T 1 oung Scotchman does not li p to the standards of his r y ecause Mac or Scot- ty e erous as another his rue nature, he of is C mingle be thrifty. T . ' E hobby is not being fuss fa hing ffor which any Oln 'te an vo chl. We wish this la u, ess .in his ambition to be a m c teacher. -Choir, Student Association Rep- resentative, Soccer, Gym Moni- tor. REBECCA MEYERS 907 E. Allens Lane fl9l Valuables usually oom in small packages-s oes I- mite R is o e of ose quiet gir cl s, ut with the bo s ef has ay. She is a w iz at ay gt e piano, sh wi e SVS! C Ll 1 B Varsit Bowling Team, lter nate presentative. MA YE. MILLER 473 at yin cz Mimi must a spfe t fruitful four . 11. ,ea' y 1d ing fo 't a i' ' r' orence . :T -I V 'X's is ex rie dry rhaimmuer n of N h n e, Marie is a sure c e for any man's blues. Y-Teens, Trojanettes, Senior Leaders, S.A. Representative, Varsity Hockey. , 'f Af W , V NA MILLER P338 nruh Ave ya A Where: r sure is '7 There ll ur b . Alway willi , a took her share of respo ibilities and ac- quitted hersell nobly. Her sweet personality has won her many friends, and we feel sure she'll make an understanding and intelligent teacher. Dancing Club, Trojan Repre- sentative, Defense Stamp Rep- resentative, Bible Reader for Class. . e . - ' th comin ars. od uck, Reba SHIRLEY MATUSOW 'l848 Champlost Ave. f4ll 'Triendshipl the mysterious ce- ment of the soul! Shirley has all the attributes of a model-looks, figure, and per- sonality. She likes talking with the girls, and is a good and true friend. Lots of luck in your chosen field, Shirl. Spanish Club, Monitor: CHARLES MEVES 5229 C St. i2Ol l would rather e 1 l i :know 4 edge, than 'I r. ,. .f fgrli n aroun t ' .He' sure to bea ' ess ul dra an i the near uture. We wish hi th-e best of luc know at ,ith his won d tore of k owe , ccm't miss. Rep entative. MARCIA MILLER 6052 N. Mervine St. f4ll One science only will one gen- ius fit. Energetic Marsh loves sing- ing, dancing and horse-back riding. Her ambition is to be a laboratory technician. Entertainment Committee. RONALD MILLER 4740 D St. f20l Smile at the birdie,'Lacly! Ron's main interest in life is his photography and we are sure that he will some day be a successful photographer. He is easy to get along with and well-liked. ' i W mvwv ANNE MINK 5621 N. llth St. Ambition, like cz torrent, ne'er looks back. Ambitious-that's Anne. This young Miss worked and went to school-all in her senior year. Yet she was here long enough for us to learn to like and admire her. . 117' 1 . V SHIRLEY MONDA1. 'XX 4835 N. Hutchinson St. ,, 'A willing heart, a helping i hand, , , Always ready demand. Assertling that ,shy has no nick- name, Shirley,3as she prefers to be called, intends to become a social worker. Meanwhile she is busying herself with develop- fing her skill at the piano, with time out for service in the stu- dent staff. Monitor, Alternate Representa- tive. OLO ES M o'o ful pals - - - V ' f r forget. W' - ' ' ig ' . sparkling ' she is sure to go tar i e career of her choice. Christmas Play. l N ,fy I l ,f' olores is f e o sd wonder- t 1- f . 1-I d CAROLE ANN MOSKOWITZ 1100 65th Ave. P petite C . As a h pligl' h TE mike e er ean a succ . 1 es to act, sell ti e h Youth Concert,and bu 1 over when she speaks c eth. Carole plans to go ollege where she will study speech and drama. Publications Representative, Curtain Club, Youth Concert Representative. ' I I ' 13,1 110 nock St. Wi eyes in a tl d of laug r. Darkf vivaciou nie finds time for dancin along with her many activiti ,Her spar- kling personality ll help her become a char n secretary. Y-Teens, Troiane e , Represen- tative, Secretary o Highlights, Night School As ' ant. BERTRAM NAD 1913 As ley S ' rt' stui French ' a r ja sp ' ' e a reek. other e s his guitar aying. 's a com- bin t' n tor a . However, ' - ' a ri side. He yed v- opin his mind e V + Club versatile 1 p so 11 has won him many fr' - iw who are anxious to see make his musical debut. H- s Club, S.A. Show. .3 LORRAINE Moo E ,M 6100 Wister St.. f ind can i p w dse h rinti whet- n jf ' rain i re t succ in what he doe alt u- atio' , cau f t e charm d bu t a fol- lowed r throug school, and made her so we liked. lZA Council. ri MURIE MO Rl ' 611 Co st 1 Vg F d was Her bright e, charm' dis- position and ity make er ad- ' ed by all her classm i Myrt's obbi are s imm' a anc' at vwiate ion, she will suc ed in t. Study Hall nitor, Swimming Club. ARLENE MOZLIN 6700 Lynford St. i241 Knit one, purl two . . . We'll always remember R for the argyle socks she toted around most of the time. 'l'his charming lass is well-liked by all those who know her. lOSEPH NADEL 193 E. Roosevelt Blvd. f20l l've taken my fun whene l've found it. Hey, Ioe-whatcha know? This Ioe knows plenty! His pleasant personality has already bought him success at school in de- bating and dramatics. This sil- ver-toned orator, endowed with a forceful voice and nature, will no doubt achieve success in the future as one of Philadel- phia's noted lawyers. Debating Club, Curtain Club, Student Staff, Fellowship Club. IEAN NA LP, 224 W. u icam 'tT'f20l Nothing e 'Hut personal qualities. I ,r We wil X ays remember an I, s ax major te! whose e ance 'with baton at ff' v football g dazzled us. s versatil ung miss also ' kef ew' Ieanne wants to e algec tary and we know she e good. Major s-Sergeant. 1 DOROTHY I. A 4769 N. Tampa . 1201 She,walk i b uty like my , t's man athletic aotQties h e made 'r ,: known d very well li -- She has bubbling -- ty and is quite pop M '-3 fellow ilI V if I classmates. - 1 v ibtxon is to become a s r ary and she'll be just as popular with her boss, We're sure. Trojanettes, Iunior Leaders, Bowling Club and Team, Y- Teens, Class Secretary. DOLORES rismcm-:K 1021 Wagner Ave. Love is only chatter, Friends are all that matter. Dolly is a darling, a little girl with a lot oi friends. She intends to be an X-ray Techni- cian and surely the door to suc- cess will open ior this likeable and intelligent young miss. Monitor. NINA NIGHTINGALE 5013 Pennway St. iZ4l There is no frigate like a bool: To carry us to realms afar. When Nicki has that far away look in her eyes, we know she's been in the wonderland of books. Reading is one ot the hobbies that she enjoys most. With the combination ot imagi- nation and down-to-earth sense that Nicki possesses, she is sure to be a success as a sec- retary. PHILIP H. NOT1-IE, IR. 5929 Weymouth St. C201 Never a d I mo nt. Ha ,py-go-l ky- il wel kn . ' i sch ol. h' '.i nds go o col an e su ake mE he has here at O ey. Second Team Football. ALBERTA KAY ORCHARD 237 E. 'Fishers Ave. What sweet delight a quiet life affords. Cherie plans to become a secretary for a doctor or lawyer. l-lere's hoping she can fulfill her plans. Cherie is also fond of sports. Trojan Representative, Monitor, Class Hockey. f CONNIE NATHANS 6429 Lawndale Ave. llll Our hearts were young and gay. Honey is a girl that everyone cannot help but like. Her pleas- ing manner has succeeded in making her many triends. Upon graduation, she is bound to make some lucky boss a mighty nice secretary. Good luck! Volleyball Team, S.A. Repre- sentative, Soltball, A Cappella Choir. JEANNE c. NEWBUR fi 529 E. W omi of 0l The class will al ays re m- ber Ie willin if 1 'V 7 igent worker an er. If a girl is to be 'u ed by her accomplishm , then Ieanne has a ver right future. She'll ake e boss mighty happy her secretarial work. Lots uck, Ieanne. lr s' Athletic Club, Basketball Team, Tumbling Team, Council Member, Y-Teens. . el md. S ils el ' ed o wt if Roy want ' rk in the electrical fie :P EROY N RIS 146 . -3- u t. t20l M ic we sa, be the sp h 1 :JL-' Ro - ami ' r 1 -nl- l, is - :ti fo ' is Xiu - he 5191- 6 h s -i '- is -L i y ing - e musi i f e e et ed 'l v l- oug inti g li in ' usic, Band IEAN BAI . E 1 D ge!-livelwi eveb ja du 'Z ent with ' eannie ar if This vivaci- o s gal opul' with all who kno tli u h her social hfe crow 1 ' ds ple y .Arai ,gf . sc ol e- ' 7816 Arg s -N , ,is ?Ie ' he sen profess n, I ing, lot' luck. ' S.A Representative, X-Teens, Tro ganettes, Bowling ub, Class Basketball. ELAINE PACKER 6215 N. Smedley St. Health and cheerfulness natu- rally beget each other. Elaine's cheerful smile and busy personality have pleased all who know her. Her proficiency in knitting socks has made her the envy of her less skillful sisters. We're sure that Miami University will welcome Elaine with open arms. Monitor, Book Room. i qt ime te viti s ei' 119 'fa SANDRA ELAINE PASKOW 4063 Claridge St. f24l It is marked-not that you won or lost-but how you played the game. Sandy is a lovely, athletic young girl who is destined to have success. Her friendly smile has shone through every corner of the school. Lunch Room Monitor, Swimming Club. GERALDYNE PECARSKY 1427 Levick St. Born tor success, she seems. Our Gerry is considered a typical Olneyite by all those who know her. Her sweet and charming manner has made her a favorite among the students. She has the unusual hobby of being Mr. Spielberg's home room secretary, and to gradu- ate from college is her ambi- tion. Home Room Secretary, Monitor. ETHEL I. PETERS 1217 Shelmire Ave. llll Beautiful as sweetl And young as be utituIl Charming, etty d refined, Pete i 'lik b eryone wh k ws r. uture i ' 'X MIL RE F ' 264 g tl 20, Level bl ' r h, and active ie has a host of frxe en'o s the hobbies 1 Y of s ' ming and sewing and hop to be a secretary when she graduates. ROBERT Pmsxv 1238 Stirling sf. cm What a deal of business goes oft cz man's hands when he stays by itl Bob's sparkling personality made him well-liked by all his friends. His present hobby is stamp-collecting and he hopes to go into business when he graduates. Monitor. FHA! E Wf-WM 'ERNES EATMAN ,J 4 24 N. erican St f40l B1 ssi 6 on hi l7gr lirst in- e J sleep! nie ' a s gh person with a fin se e humor. He has ma gt y fiends during his st t ey, and will cer- tainly s ceed in whatever he under akes. Football. IUNE PERN 4457 N. Hurley St. f20l She has a heart with room lor every ioy. Iune is one ot those girls every- body likes, good natured and full ol fun. In whatever she ,fx plan to do after graduation, Iune will be a success. 1 J J , w t l 1 MARTHA PETERSON 4601 N. Hurley St. f20l Smiles from reason flow To brute denied, and are of love the food. Marse was never seen with- out a cheery smile and a pleas- ant word. Her charming per- sonality will carry her tar toward her goal as a secretary. THO AS PHIPPS G St. f24l A folly' good lad, CP' 'X g nature has won Never -- - always glad. . U U him my f ri'en in Olney. We -F: . ,j- - success as - - 1 p H14- LIDA L. PLACEK 5943 N. Park Ave. f41l The ground work ot all happi- ness is health. Athletic Lida will long be re- membered by her lriends- for her charm and vivacity. We know she will be a success as a medical doctor. Senior Leaders, Girls' Athletic Club, Swimming Team, Troian- ettes, Girls in White. 5 ii tx if E I -J t IRVING L.PLAKSIN 4957 N. 8th St. t20l A classmate honest and true, And, furthermore, a worker too. Because of his friendliness Irv has always been liked by ev- eryone. We're sure that with this quality he will be a great success in the business world. Monitor, French Club, Publicity Division of Late Christopher Bean, Publications Representa- tive, Chess Club. BARBARA POLSS Ogontz Manor Apts. i417 Witty, intelligent, talented Pol- ssy is the keystone of the Highlights. Her humorous col- umns have provided a wealth of material for the book tsure- ly a literary masterpiecel which she will write. Truly a swell editor! Editor-in-chief, of Highlights, Curtain Club,'Trojan Staff, Stu- dent Staff, Honor Society. MARVIN L. PORTNEY 4715 C St. 1203 The law, which is the perfec- tion of reason. Marv likes sports and has participated in many. This boy has a lot of git-up-and-go. These attributes will bring him success both in college and in his chosen profession, law. Second Team Football, Man- ager of Varsty Baseball Team, French Club. IOYCE ELAINE POTENS 601 Sanger St. f2Ul Wit and humor belong to Gen- ius alone. A sparkling personality and 'a great sense of humor are words which can best describe' Ioyce. This fun loving' gal has won many friends for herself here at Olney and is sure to be a success in life no matter what she undertakes. Girls' Athletic Club, Y-Teens, 11B Council, IZA Council, 12B Council. DONAL rcs 1 X, W. Fish 3 Ave. czoi 4 hi 1 .Xprice gorl ? ' w ll ys r er D ' ritic aying The sol er tea e know h will be as successf inan as in the field etics. Lots of luck to well guy, Don Price. Varsity Socce 'am dw' . Q.. A ,..1u2gt i D D, J. fl AWK, six 4 is 1 5.5 r,'- f , 3 Lv' FRANK L. POLINER 5753 N. 7th St. For he is a friend of everyone Liked by all who meet him, un- liked by none. Frank is one of those good na- tured fellows who has won many friends for himself. His hobby is collecting coins and stamps and his ambition is to go to college. We wish you all the luck in the world, Frank. Assistant Secretary of Advisory, Secretary of Chess Club, Tro- janaires, A Cappella Choir, Monitor. LOIS LOUISE POOLEY 564 Van Kirk St Ol Although usual Lois 15 one ot d d p eas pass s and someday to beco a good stenographer in the business world. Good luck to you, Lois. Volleyball, Class Swimming. . . S . e fri s ' e I ' r- s ' in y ' d r. Her gums? g 15 to l 5 Co . ll is the absolut langu- ag 'n which the musician SPe ', IANET PORTNOEF I ' b t and m ' clan. ' successf ev- eryt i she does, for he heart, her mi and her h ds' are in perfectxh A . Trojan St Dancing Club, Girls' Cho' s, Monitor, French Club. HAROLD PRAVITZ 1942 Spencer St. t41l 'Tis better to wear out than to rust out. Although only in our midst for the past few terms Hal has made many friends for himself because of his friendly nature and winning smile. His goal, to be successful in business, is one we're sure he'll have little trouble attaining. GEOR E.P 223 E. T org an a out I leaves hi h scho plans to -'li luck, Georg A Capel - ' hoir Treas r, Al ternate Representative, Palla- dium Representative. E 0 zo: ' th pends his sp e - cting pennants. -I Q f I 1 0 0: 1. ...Sw -Q. Go 121 1 c JFK 122 ELSI P CK 6229 N. e St. f Some thi the w cl mad f f n an rolic, And s do I, a E i is on of ose few ose my Lisonali is show i all that s e do Tops orts, tops in ything, tops in the heats of all- at's Elsie. With her vivaciou nature, she can't help bu ucceed in all her future endeavors. Volleyball Team, Y-Teens, Girls' Athletic Club, Trojan Staff, Spanish Club. HNQINN 1th ' love a hn His ho orts If he pu e attempts, f a inner , 1? 1 V s1ty Basket- arsity T ck President 0 ney H1 Y Trojanaires . N 9 nf. . : -if f P , .1 r t ' ' - . 't y, c e i - . th e 13 u -1: 1 p ys .. 44 ,f eacher yt ' 0 . .. e ' 5 e I . 5 ' . l , Tl .. jx I I ,S . , , t PAY RADBILL 1403 Greeby St. Music, when soft voices die Vibrates in the memory. Pagel's lovely voice will be her fortune, for her singing is a delight. She is a tall, charm- ing girl who can parlez fran- cais with the best of them. Alternate Representative C3 timesl, Representative, Varsity Softball, Highlights Representa- tive. PHYLLIS RAPPAPORT 4833 N. 8th St. Whose smiles all other maids surpass. Phy1 is sure to be a big success in her chosen career. Her pleasing smile and swell personality will carry her far. Lots of luck, Phyl. THELMA LEE REISMAN 1618 Nedro Ave. f41l Sweets to the sweet. For a sweeter girl, one need look no further than our Thelm. In her spare time when she is not studying for college, Thelma plays the pi- ano. She has been active in the Student Association during her stay at Olney, and we are sure she will be as great a suc- cess in her college career. Good luck, Thelma! Student Association. N RUTH E. QUIGLEY 168 Rosemar St. Loved by many liked by all. Prett , vi acio lots of 1 , th 'R ie. ' won rf pe ' char en kno will suc ssful ' deavors a d we i h a Alternate Represe resentative, Trojan Representa- tive, Y-Teens, ILB Council. e r - ll the luckfin the o . iv , ep- MILDRED RACUSIN 1329 Stirling St. flll Her ways are ways of pleas- antries and cheer. Milly may seem a quiet per- son to those who don't know her, but her friends know her for her sweet, pleasant manner. This future secretary, whose hobby is designing clothes, will be a wonderful employee for any Philly businessman. ,HQMQQ 4402 N. Franklin St. f4Ulx Her smile is as the litten West Nigh while the sun is gone. A g s 'le and pleasing p -won for this q e and reserved young gal many friends. Sewing and dancing are two of Al's hob- bies and someday she hopes to become a dressmaker. Good luck to you, Alice. Monitor. ,, MILTON R D 1 W. Fern 20l A h onward. r the is o ab ut o , ' ilt kn s it. Wit unny smile nd ready wit, Milt s many friends ' i y at Olney. He in e an automotive engineer. We wish him lots of luck. Second Team Football, Trojan- aires. hard- Q our s. 'I'his active she came a neces- Her ambition, is to do office work, an we're sure she'll succeed in. Volleyball, Softball, Basketball, Highlights, G.A.C. Girls' Athletic Club. gf 1 ' X YM t S r w' and goo s e MY! is lair. ' X BERNARD S. REVSIN 4914 B St. f20l For he lives twice who can at once employ The present will, and ev'n the past enjoy. Bernie is an all-'round sort of fellow, and he is well liked by all his friends. He is sure to be a success in his future life. Track Team, Gym Team, Moni- tor. SHEILA RICHMAN 1637 E. Wynsam St. K? And her modet ans er and a -lgiasiqu S l 't g gpdr llle to us. Her ai our ff Assistant Highlights Represen- tative, Infirmary Monitor, Girls in White, Student Staff. IOAN ROBINSON 561 Alcott St. f20l Always cheerful, ways bright Her personal yi ' trightf' D1z ha b n a valuable ad di on t o r girls sports Her it and tai play have she beco secretary w know th er future bosses will app iate her as much as we do. Varsity Basketball, Archery, Class Volleyball, Class Softball. Q I I I I ne he , friends. If is , e BERNICE ROSEN 4755 N. Ilth St. Art is long and time is fleet- ing. Friendly, loquatious Bossie is a little girl with a sunny smile and a passion for art. Because of her remarkable talent we expect to see masterpieces signed Rosen very soon. Trojan Staff, Infirmary Monitor, Office Monitor, Debating Club, Swimming Club. fx st 3 ' 2 N. Franklin St. f20l Ever sweet and gentle. Sweet cmd intelligent, Rue will certainly succeed in any ca- reer. Her love of art and music and her lovely personality have brought her many devoted friends. Tennis, Lunchroom and Assem- bly Stafi, Bowling, Swimming. 'igru RosEN Dx MURIEL REYNOLDS B212 Torresdale Ave. f25l Sweet, quiet, and frie y ' Mur. This str b on , has ben ctiv hool si e iir she Olneyan de fr s to self. er bi' t come a etary , an ambi- tion in w i wish her luck. Volleyball, Bas all, Girls' Athletic Club, Highlights, Alter- nate Representative. words that can de e n HARRIET RINTZ 5724 N. 7th St. f lf Fait l friends are rd to find. I y' p t' aed in activi 'es ere at ey. er won e ul pers ' and marvelo ' will make her a rul asset to any busines rm. Bible ub, Y-Teens, Swimming Club, Trojanettes, Archery. MARK ROSEMAN 1312 Levick St. flll True wit is nature to advan- tage dressed. Mark is an all-around fellow with a special preference for athletics. He livens his classes with his witty comments. Mark's ambition is to get oz diploma from college. Be it scholar or ath lete, he's bound to succeed. Highlights Salesman. RHODA RO N j 402 W Roosevelt v his enty ,-6 i ariety IS th s df 1ile,fand a in I ure ni personality d eader s e ri - t ' c- ee 1 n all under- take Ch lv 4' ighlights Business Staff Treasurer Senior Honor So et Buslness Manager of o1a:n, Debating Team, Senior Leader. If ' 9 ' t da t' hip. With this gl 'S d. . . 1 Q 'gi fs I, I ALVIN ROSENBERG 1244 Knorr St. flll Because Al is always smiling we are constantly wondering just where his eyes go. Behind those eyes is a quick and clever wit which makes him so popular with the opposite sex. We're sure this swell guy will be a great success in whatever he does. Best wishes, Al. Bowling Team, International Re- lations Club, Alternate S.A. Representative. CHARLOTTE ROSENBERG 5131 N. 9th St. 'Triendshipl the mysterious ce- ment of the soul. Charlotte has a pleasing smile and personality. She wins over everyone wherever she goes. We will always remember her tor her sweet ways. CHARLOTTE ROSENBLATT 4936 N. Rosehill St. lZ0l Her ways are ways ot pleas- antness, and all her paths are peace. Gene is noted among her friends for her talent in singing and playing the piano. Her house is often filled with ad- mirers anxious to see her dis- play her talent. Best oi luck in the future, Gene. Representative, S.A. Show, Monitor. DAVID ROSS 5428 Fairhill St. f20l All passes. A alone Enduring us. Davy isi known in Olney for hi g at skill in art, and the that he is truly a great l . Ex ienced in cultural ects, -- 4' ith art and music his -, - I i f es, Davy's goaljf 5- 'N if d his reach. Best o a wonderful art -5 - l ' A C 1 Choir S.A. Repre- sentativ , Costume and Makeup Club, rimx Ten, Trojan Statf. DORIS RUBENSTEIN 4580 G St. f20l l'The mildest manner and the gentlest heart. Soft spoken Dor is always the center of a crowd. Her friend- liness and cheerfulness make everyone like her. She wants to be a secretary, and because of her sweetness and ability is sure to succeed. Treasurer of Distributive Edu- cation Class, Assembly Moni- tor, Oifice Monitor, Lunch Room Monitor. RICHARD H. RUSOFF 4760 Whitaker Ave. f20l Wit and humor belong to Genius alone. Ritchie's sparkling personal- ity has gained him many friends during his stay at Olney. His hobbies are photography and enjoying the Rodeo. He wants to be a businessman and we're sure he'll succeed. Spanish Club, Student Staff, Tennis Team, Photography Club, Assistant IZA Council Member. X ROSENBERG Nedro Ave. f4ll see her is to love her. weet and adorable Ruthie is a bright spot on any dance ill: happiness. She will surely brighten the laboratory in which she plans to be a tech- nician. Spanish Club, Monitor, Tennis, S.A. Representative, P.T.C. Rep- resentative. ' jo. She is always radiating DONALD ROSENSWEIG I 4769 Whitaker Ave. f20l Knowledge comes, but wisdom lingers. Don's athletic prowess and quick thinking in the classroom have never failed to amaze us. He is really an all-around good fellow. We wish you health and success, Don. Student Staff, Highlights Sales- man, Stamp and Bond Sales- man, Spanish Club. MYRA R. RO 211 E. Wyoming 1 A comrade blit e d full o glee. Wh are o I gh o d ci l Tak cute face. a sen of h or. Top wit smile n whatx have yo - ot? .' She e c l ng recor and w s to Penn. hope she h uch fun there as she d at ney. Bowling Club, Monitor, Basket- ball. Hockey, Tennis. 6132 N. 7th St. RICHARD E. RUMML Dick personi 'ed g ature, ambition i ' these qualitic 'ons' ove that he ust h n the incentive ous axiom, Good t come in small pack ges. n pite of his extra-cur c activities and working te school, he oun plen me to spend o hi lsu . School Store 46- -49, Lunch Room Mo 'or 47-48, Senior Honor So y, Chess and Checker Cl . SHELDON SAF N 1440 Levick S All us arve at th ing ng ani ar e - lows p hav e d ed im to his ellow We wish him luck and ucc ss w' his worth while i n. Basketball Te ' , ym Monitor. wa S et e ba tb court. is stand- 1+ dll s en fi 4751 N. Mmvine sf. Ll Y sAGo'r She walks in beauty: night. A lithe and Shirt models spare ambition blonde, time. College is of this quiet, charming gal. Modeling or studying, she is sure to be a success. Intirmary Monitor, Highlights Representative. FRANCES SANDE 513 Rosalie St. . . . the indissoluble connec- tion ot beauty and goodness. Fran will long be remem- bered for her terrific personal- ity. She is ambitious and hard- working. We know she will be a success as a private secretary for some mighty potentate. Good luck, Fran, Y-Teens, Archery, Publications, Troianettes. ANT TORO T- . sevelt Blvd. Q J T, h pe is E ift, es - O, with allo s w 'gsg Kings it malc' s ds, and meal ' er cteatu s ings. . V T ny a be nlll,v.ery active 'xi ii'i he e,,s.lx'O ey fin'bpo-rts. He is w Uliked bynall his friends ' b ause of his ready wit and A f endly s ile. Good luck at ' if Lcollege, T 2ny, you're sure to 'ilt' I ' S I be a huge success. 'yi' f 'A . 17 f..g ! ,- -' ' Z ' u 5 C zELD1fLg.AcHTER 518 E. Wyoming Ave. f20l A1ways,1 -.3 hin l ays hap- py, always wi h 'fi cl to say. Zel has t- ' 3: -:-41' many activiti I Her amhiti in are espe ally notab ,-1 -- - she qgks - .na Q 5 py and a good secret y lney will lose one of its best students when Zel graduates. Archery, Tennis, Basketball, Monitor, Palladium Representa- tive. HELEN SCHMERLING 4005 E. Roosevelt Blvd. f24l Each morning sees some task begun, Each evening sees it close - That's the recipe for success- fully combining marriage and a career. And Len is just the right person to do it. She is self-sufficient and very capable of managing her own affairs. Assistant Representative, High- lights Representative, Ticket Representative, Swimming Club, Monitor. 7'-N 9 sd ' W ' J -s t ,. D' F 554 ' Y? e' ' - E7 ff ff ! I .t ff 1 it f .. M., ' ft Q, SZ, , ' is fsss - srii IANET LOUISE SALADA 5934 Malta St. f20l Laugh and the world laughs with you Weep and you weep alone. We will always remember Ian for her wonderful personality and ready smile. She adores and her ambition is to a secretary. We know l be a good one. Monitor. IANET E. SANDOR 400 E. Sanger St. f20l Our Ian is a well-known girl because of her cheerfulness and, sweet manner. Knitting is her hobby, and judging from the beautiful argyle socks she turns out, she really takes it seriously. In whatever she does, Ianet is a success, and we are sure she will be so in her position as a comptometer operator and sec- Library Monitor, A Cappella Choir. GERALDINE SCHENKMAN 6639 N. Uber St. So folly, yet so arch, so tull of mirth. Geraldine or Gerrie, as she is known to her classmates, will long be remembered for her picmo-playing ability. Her charming ways have won her more friends, and will continue to do so when she is attending college. - DOROTHY I. SCHLESINGER 1427 Conlyn St. f41l Art is long and time is fleet- ing. Dot is one of the top artists of our class. Her hobby is painting, but she'd like to be a fashion buyer. Mr. Gimbel bet- ter sign her up because every- one will want a gal with Dot's ability and charm. Girls' Chorus, Tennis, Trojan Staff, Stairway Monitor, Danc- ing Club. N Arr i. BACH f . Al 1 . A f . St. What ight a quiet lite affords Dar plans to be a secretary. Her calmness will surely lead to her success. Dor's spare time is spent participating in sports. Varsity Volleyball, Class Ten- nis, Class Basketball, Girls' Ath- letic Club. lelx X HARRIET L. SCHW 5711 N. 12th St. f Cookie is not only ing because of her good and sweet personality, but for her excellent work in the field of art. Horseback riding is a favorite pastime of hers. True to form, she hopes to continue her artistry and become an illustrator. We have no doubts that this ambition will be achieved. S.A. Representative, Assistant Editor of Palladium, Primi Ten, 11B Council, Trojan Staff. EORGIA SECOR 1 521 N. vm sr. 1201 lqrgia Secor-A number 1. T gal,can trip the light fan- t tic like nobody we've ever lsee f,g'I'ops in sports,-tops in schb r ip, and to' in the egrts f the studgts. With eorgi person ty she can't Li' lp slcc elf in all her 5? sux? endlfalmshl Good luck, eorgra. ,I sity Sykihiming Teams, Y- eens, Senior Leaders, Senior Honor Society, Captain of Lock- er Office Staff. SYLVIA SEGAL 4629 Shelboume St. Her very frowns are fairer far Than smiles of other maidens are. ' Sweet etite, at's Syl, a e-ey ga with heart of ' an a g d st t, she o d se etary ve soon sen ive 12B Co l S y easurer of 11B as ld oo ie j d taff Publi tions p- re- s, ro- an Staff IACQ LINE SENET 1310 Robbins St. A dimpled smile that melts the hardest heart. Iacqueline Senet, called lack- ie by her friends, can be rec- ognized by her dimpled smile. Iackie, who spends her spare time talking on the telephone, hopes to be a success in the business world someday. Good luck, Iackie. Student Staff Captain, Bowling Club. IRWIN SHANE 323 E. Albanus St. His wise, rare smile is sweet with certaintiesf' We know that with his spar- kling personality and sunny smile Irv can't miss as a super superb salesman. Best of luck in the future. you Ry X. fc' Mi. atc-e8-Bri if 911465102 e of mak- crucial mo- be an asset joins. S.A. Represen- tative, Trojanaires, P.T.C. Rep- resentative. BARBARA SEIDMAN 6143 N. 16th St. I am the master of my fate. Bookie's favorite pastime is knitting argyle socks: and as her friends can tell you, they are really beautiful. 'She has a ready smile and wit which make her liked by all who know her. MARILYN SELNICK 3225 Princeton Ave. f24l A heart soon made glad. When 'not doing homework in advisory or talking to her friends, Marilyn can be seen knitting those beautiful argyle socks which make such a hit with the fellows. After gradu- ation she wants to be a secre- tary. Best of luck, Marilyn. EDWIN SERNOFF 3221 W. Clifford St. The basketball court ls the favorite sport Of Ed. He draws quite nicely Andwhat a sense of humor has he! Ed seems the quiet type, but those who know him recognize his terrific sense of humor. With his many interests and sincer- ity, we know he shall succeed in college. Intra-mural Basketball. MARGARET SHARPLEY 122 W. Sparks St. C201 If you're ever in eed otha lrie' jg tfcallo ,ggy. S e iss. Llglsfceji onihertfedloftl cl s ates be ause f her sin- cere love of people and her sweet ma er. Peggy, whose hobbies e reilin ' I c- ing, wa to-be a r ce io ist She'll b wonderfl i f y office. ' Costume and Makeup Club, S.A. Representative, Class Bas- ketball, Class Tennis, Class Swimming. MARY 1526 E. Do all As long tor 1nev- employer as his because of her of her own self. She is a favor- ite her classmates and we wish all the luck in the world. FRANCINE SHERMAN 4902 Bingham St. l wanted to make an even thousand dollar profit. Fran has a vivacious person- ality and loves to tango, sam- ba, and rhumba. She wants to go to college but hasn't quite decided which should be the lucky one. We're sure she'll suc- ceed in no matter which one she chooses. Dramatics Club, French Club, Swimming Club. IOAN A. SHEVAN 320 W. Fishers Ave. f20l To busin ss at e ve to be A to it ith delight. Ioan is one f t petite, quiet, girls o o ass. How she loves to d ce too! Her am- bition is to e er the business world and to ecome a secre- tary, an occupation in which she is bound to excel. Y-Teens, Leaders. SHIRLEY SHORE 6531 N. 16th St. i267 Simm , the alwthe swell proigity, a gift of pleas- a 'chatter whi is c ' an asset y exc , of c , r teachers. He tt of gab wi c riaher i in her am 'tion tocie me a social worke I ' S.A. pre tative 2 Terms, Alternate epresentative 1 Term, Alternate Cheer Leader, Swimming Club, Secretary of Advisory 1 Term. MICHAEL A. SHUPP 534 W. Tabor Road f20l never 'nk I have ' ard u so-it r ounds Vsfxeg er se oi po lo s,yo ar e 'n to Mi e. This oo ooking o wil rel be s ccess in e ine s or . Vari F o al 1Y ergeant rese t .Y .- g - at ms 'res,-'Alternate ' 1 Nf iii E.. BARBARA SHERMAN 787 Smylie Road The incurable itch of 'i possesses many. Bobbie is well kn tor her literary ability, an r rn '- tion is to write the . I I' can novel. Her inning smile will help her get into any pub- lisher's office and make good. French Club, Poetry Club, In- iirmary Monitor. A 4-it INE E. SHETLOCK ' 10 N. Water St. Polly' Shetlock - popularity personi ed. This gal excels in everything she undertakes, be it sports, politics, or boys. With Polly as a gym teacher, who would want to cut? Polly has our sincerest wishes for future success. Good luck. Varsity Volleyball Captain, Tennis, and Swimming Teams Captain, Vice-President of S.A., Senate Vice-President-Secretary, Locker Office, Senior Leaders, Y-Teens. NANCY SHIELDS B250 N. 4th St. C201 He proved the best man i' the field. Nance, fun loving and full of pep is one of those girls that makes friends wherever she goes. Since bowling is her hob- by, we can well understand her being one of the best bowl- ers on our girls' team. Her am- bition is to become a secretary upon graduation. You have our best wishes Ncmce. Senior Leaders Manager, Girls' Bowling Team. IANE SHORT 402 Annsbury St. f40l To me more dear, congenial to my heart, One native charm than all the gloss ot art. A sweet and charming miss is 'Ianie. She enjoys participat- in her school activities on the Student Staff and Y-Teens: and a secretarial position which she hopes to hold, is sure to be an excellent occupation for an excellent girl. Monitor, Y-Teens. RAYMOND SHUTE 15 W. Rock d St. f 07 ot of go ness and wisdom. x is alw s f l n e se ms his favorite occupation , ' future he woul e to e mew 're in the elec- trical r Track earn, Crgss Country, Hi-Y, Trojanairif. P xl K N CONN SICK SRM? 29 N ward St. 4- Nev ou dqbjpu H would real: - nnie svie t smile and leasing dis 1 ion make a hit with ve e who knows her. She wi ,go tar it she stays as be a ccess with her patients when she becomes a nurse. Volleyball, Swimming, Y-Teens, Basketball, Trojanettes. MORTON SILVERSTEIN 4757 N. ' St. Laugh, an e world laughs with yo ' 1 Looking over ll th te r' x r1enceswe'v Qt' d , we thank -- ll -1 sta we h d.l'Mutt. -is s a hum ii Q' ' L . gags to suit X ou :' L mood. H plans to o- -- - ain, everyday millionai 9 ith his person- ality, uldn't have much troubl . Baseball, Football, Basketball. IRENE SIMON 6401 N. 7th St. fZ6l Attractive, dark, torri-d, Renee is considered a swell gal by her many friends at Olney. Her Wilkes-Barre accent is charm- ing, and together with her good looks composes one of Olney's most attractive misses. We're sure Renee, whose hobby is collecting records, will succeed in her ambition to be a secre- tary. BERNICE SKLOFF 4748 N. Warnock St. l41l Art is the chi t nature. P ' r 'ed her ro t t that she swee ar 'ng. She is on of ey' ists be- cause ing t es up a good eal of her time. Book- keepi is her ambition, and lucky is the boss who hires this swell gal. Good luck, Bunny, in the future! PAUL SM GELL ' 36 Marle oad C24l S h n tr t 1 H l ge hf 2 ' 'Ivy' har way c 1. ' g o lx' - I V A swe felo N A is :I f-- - l w' ls e ow .'t. ates -- as is te rs. With hi el - .-i- h ssure to i :--g n ---ythin te ur i SJ' present , ber of 11 and IZA in vx ,sz ARLENE EDYTHE SILK 460 13th St. l'She as heart it room tor e ry i . Le ' b 'o an vivid i inati m s drnire ver u Sh under- st dsB w almo as well as the teach Arlen , though quiet, is a g d stu nt. Good luck, Lee. Trojan Literary Staff, Student Staff, Trojan Representative, P.T.C. Ticket Salesman. NA L. SIMMONS 135 E. Welleribve. Ol rk s nd so deep. r a know u -h r m y -iii-vi ' 9 LQhas shown r vers ' ity, an we e ? that s ' just as suc-' cess pgi?tarial school as she has been er . Treasurer o ., enior Lead- ers, Vice-'Pre ' of G.A.C., Recording Secretary -Teens, Captain of Swimmina Team. LORRAINE SIMON 5810 N. 15th St. 1411 U Lorf ' islgthd, ' al who,,ca1i' u- ally ef-tdun sellingsbmet g, .. .,., i ,.,,.. , I ,mls She es whleger it' tfticliets, li- i . s, or ' to ak f gylelfocks she has knitted. gtg prid the many pairs Bef ifse f enthusi- .. er , wr-Q ,,tlt - ,gg t ,. 'I .... Q A 'Nw K I is wry ' rw L, 4 'a lt laborat r technician. asm Lo r' lwill certainly suc- ceed in er desire to be a Student tali, Publications Rep- resentative. RONALD I. SLOAN Southampton Ro y, Somerton 6 P c eisl mkin a'pyit ' Sm y's ' r 'o gh -ff! alit av a ,a popu- o , o V X th L og. ' ' y 'in d am? P P 11 15 I ti . his s o't ang FV tio' ' Mile usiness won We know he'll be a great success. Cadet Football, Second eam,, Football, Iunior Yarsityl oot-3 ball, S.A. Representativetj' f Y F 1 2 XLV' gf, l A . 1 . 'ff il' . Q E1tW.i3lfH TW 1 ' M4 Re slr. cgbu id a moniintgzuf thrif- ' y 'd!th u th o othersj' his t tfn-loving gixjhgis ticip e, i V al o very igirlslllggjort. W ireve re was gi' activit , e ere to find ' 'itty. Rig , her eyes are turned to co ge and We're ' sure she'll be huge success. Class Basketbal Softball, Vol- leyball, Hockey, rchery. ILYN 1. SMITH V 43 N. 7th si. czm L LEf3i'f'lf2Pf'tu0t - ls eeveawmny WW rilyn's ' , t, and per- ality kee well supplied w , m y friends. Her ple t manner holds a great attr ion for everyone who knows her. Marilyn's chief in- terests are music and art. She'd like to be a laboratory tech- nician. We know she'll succeed in whatever she does. Bowling Team, Iunior Honor So- ciety, Alternate Representative, Swimming and Tennis Clubs, Student Staff. ADELE C. SNYDER 4908 N. 8th St. f41l Kind hearts are more than coronets. Del has a combination of sweetness, shyness, and a swell personality which gives every- one who has ever met her many reasons to love her. Del's ambition is to be an X-ray technician. Best of luck, Del ! ff 71 LEONORA SO A N 2472 78 e - ' r tml thach r- 1, f ntefnceyf ' aynessfis ' ord to use infd' sc ' ing Lee's ' per- souqllilh A ev vivacious lfiffwonfhei- m ' ds dur- ing her gs Olney. We knowfielhas what it takes to succeed as a social worker. MARGARET SOMERS 551 W. Louden St. l20l Dancing is the loftiest, the most moving, the most beauti- ful of the arts. Ma:gie's graceful personal- ity finds expression in dancing. Her pleasant manner is sure to bring her success in her secre- tarial career. Troianettes. LOUISE SPECTOR 747 Smylie Road I love languages, I love people Gosh, I love everything! Louise always seems to be happy. She was clever enough neither to study too much nor too little-a very helpful attri- bute. Lou had a smile that won her many friends. She plans to be a medical techni- cian and we hope she will suc- ceed in all of her endeavors. Poetry Club, Student Staff. si. .',. ,,' fk fs . gl, 4175? 1 ,n,,g.f. 64 3' 1. if .X . , N . M .,.. X Bsflff' V , 'i .5 ,QW .ia .L E-'if it l.-- . A-if l,..,- ..,, 3 Science is the great antidote and s perstitionf' Lee is re em e d by all o hisf r 1 sonality and for his ion for good food. to a future pharmacist! to the p ison of Egthusiasm .1 N165 soseirosf.-J 45 N.R'rer t. 20l f RA - nd ' 47 J in . I B r ' ' imb h duce' finest Ew- ings w e ver s Be- sides b e?eQ1r' i, he is a q ow ood ck, v, Bam! .-Adm Monitor, Trojan aff, Prim- n. BERT SOLTOPF 4723 C St. KZOJ An exceedingly likeable chap was he, ' Ot jovial way and ability. Bert is well known cmd liked by both teachers and students. His hobby is radio repair, and he wants to be an electronics engineer. He is sure to succeed in this field. 121-1 Council. RUTH SOSLOW 1511 Conlyn St. C417 As faithful as Iuliet in Shake- speare's play, As able as Portia in every way. Ruthie will long be remem- bered by her classmates. for her winning smile and charming personality. Her abilities will no doubt make her family and friends proud of her after she leaves Olney's portals. Student Staff, Assistant Publi- cations Representative. GERALD STACKHOUSE 4959 Rorer St. ' Ierry, or J-ice, as he is known to his friends, is a fami- liar figure in the halls of Olney. It is very seldom that we hear laughter and don't find Ierry right in the midst of it. It is cer- tain that whatever he makes his life's work,'he will be right on top because of his swell personality and ability to make friends easily. As his name im- plies, he will always be an Ace in everything. ARLENE STEINBERG 5928 Castor Ave. Wish to resolve and patient to perform. Arlene is known and liked by both teachers and students. She wants to be a laboratory technician. She is sure to be a success in anything she under- takes. Trojan Representative, Palladi- um Representative, P.T.C. Tick- et Salesman. Q ,Q xukclls Des 602lnIElO STESIE 26l A rgln o Qfd of Igfwio N' o wants to become manager of his own Service Station. Be- cause oi his ease in making friends, and because of his con- genial personality, he's bound to succeed. I EDN r,. . 141 W. ep - . e is '- is fair. - et ersonalit . herever she , : ' ly smile is - y to g everyone. Her mbiti t e a nurse which is not o worthy and un- seltish one, ut one in which she is sure to succeed. Good luck, Edna! Y-Teens, Troianettes, Volleyball. 1 f . 207 gh X. . .k . HQ i known O ney for her o , h fri PAULA SURANSKY 6508 N. 16th St. C263 She had occasional flashes of silence, that made her conver- sation perfectly delightful. Paul wants to be a commer- cial artist. With her natural talent and knowledge of the human heart, she's bound to succeed in everything she de- sires. S.A. Representative, Tr 'an Art Staff. ' t if , . 1 uf SYLVIA S I SM N 504 h' k e. t2 1 er Ch ul at ' she wakes f m short o e, X athes the ee ir and car- ols as she goes ' Cheerful Syl went through school making friends of every- one she met. Her open and kind manner is sure to make her as successful in business as she is in school. Alternate S.A. Representative, Class Secretary, Office Aide. .1 Q in my is 21 . , 1, , gif -1 -YL. , - . f,f. ., g :aa f- ,Hi .i iitwsti 1 ' e f,f:f5f2-Isl? , A .1-'51-Y-zif, -'.- Q' 'L Ci, ..'f1 L5 .x , .-4 I' i - .1 .. ,J . 1. fn. l 5. 1-wrsel 1 -. fm w rf.' ilsi ' . f .-.-. 1 1 ff. . 1 ..,. 1 - 3 ,W s-'-- 1 'U In 'T:fz,'..,..,.vE -3, 15. S tk A i -NW. M E -. 1 GN ,Q 1 , .ri -f-- gli, J .l . nlss 5 jfiidli ' ,.t. 1 . 1 + 'Q . 7, si y 4 ,1 K-ff J 1 ,it ,ig if K , ft 3 .Z A-v. -.ji 1 t Q Ei Q is , , - ivfsgw -. - 4 git. sf HARVEY M. STEINBERG 261 W. Ruscomb St. t20l Witty he was and gay, Throughout his high-school stay. Harv is the hot drummer in our school band. Although his hobby is playing the drums, he wants to be a dentist. Whether he is beating drums or pulling teeth, he's sure to be a success. ' Band. NLG:-IN! Q..- PHYLLIS STEPANSKY L 4808 B St. l20l Her modesty was a candle to her ability. Petite Phyl is active in many classes and clubs. She wants to be a typist in a hospital. The hospital that gets her will have a tranquil, capable person. Volleyball, Tennis, Trojan Rep- resentative, Monitor, Girls in White. IRVIN ALLAN STUCATUR 2322 N. 5th St. f33l Music's the medicine of the mind. Stu likes good music and is himself an excellent musician. His performances in both the band and the orchestra have always been notable. Good luck, Stu. We know that the realm of music will profit by your presence. Band, Orchestra, All-Senior High Band, All-Senior High Or- chestra, South .East Division State Band. RITA GWENN SURKIN 4913 Rorer St. t20l On with the dance! let ioy be unconfin'd. Rita loves singing and dancing. She takes part in many activi- ties. Known to everyone is this girl who wants to be secretary for some lucky doctor. S.A. Representative, Alternate S.A. Representative, Music Mas- ters Club Monitor, Trojanettes. VAN SYMONS 905 69th Ave. A little nonsense now and then ls relished by the wisest men. Van Symons, called Van by everyone, hopes to be a chem- ical engineer after leaving Olney High. Best of luck, Van, we know you will succeed. l CI WALTER THIERRY 179 W. Raymond St. C401 There is no truer truth obtain- able By man than comes of music. Mickey likes anything musi- cal and would like to have his own dance band. We know he'd give us wonderful dance music. Good luck, Mickey. GRACE E. THOMAS 1332 65th Ave. C2 Delig tful cr r de ten t g t, To t cthe young idea how sho t. Blon ,, s ' mmie loves sk g. he has been extra- ordinar' y active here at Olney. With r eagerness to enter into erything, she will make a very good teacher. Best of luck, Grace. Y-Teens, Trojanettes, Monitor, S.A. Representative. NEIL THOMPSON 5213 Pennway St. C241 The foundation of every state is the education of its youth. Neil is going to college. With his bright smile cmd pleasing personality he is sure to be a success in college and in later li e. Basketball, Baseball. 9gQ,,f.3!Cow1 MARCIA 5929 fairly plans to be a At present her hob- records. Best of to a popular, young lady! Spanish Club. EDITH CAROLYN 2303 Rhawn Edith looks as for headed she will like er ot every- thing S.A. Represen- tative. GE ALD L 937 W. se lt . 40 e ci needles and fir egins Ierry 1: fo 2 me lad we hav fi. - - ' 2 the corridor l Ol With his good 1- s and : ific person- ality, - t is sure to be a success in all at he endeavors. Good luck, Ierry ! aman rries his t uble l I I A. BENNETT THOMPSON, IR. 248 E. Eleanor St. t20l A little nonsense now and then f Is relished by the best ot men. Benny is one of the most like- able fellows in our class. He is quite accomplished at playing the saxaphone cmd the clarinet too. Upon graduation he is bound for college to study to become cz chiropractor. Best ol luck, Benny. Orchestra, Band. HACE TISHLER 1018 Unruh St who b a e S.A eside will long emern fl ed New . . . - Y A opu lari w' t e op osite sex lntellig t s he i handsome Hacqw urely b a succe fulNrea est e l er Reprefntati e 2 T h room Mic ph n tten ant, Vice-Pre ' ent of S.A., Presi t of S.A. Our pop lar, --u ep, o or ' f a - LOWELL TOLCHINSKY 5070 Whitaker Ave. l24l Life is a jest and all things show it. I thought so once, but now I know if. Tic has all the requirements for a successful lite: a good personality and cm enviable character. We're sure he'11 make good as a businessman. IOYCE TRACHTENBERG 4947 Rorer St. i201 Curly red-gold hair and spar- kling blue eyes are Red's nat- ural attributes. Add these to a Warm smile, and you have cz personable young lady, a sure success in the field of adver- tising. Class Bowling, Class Swim- ming, Spanish Club Vice-Presi- dent, Class President 2 Terms, Assembly Monitor. til Irma TRATTON 4536 N. 10th St. C407 Gentle of speech, benelicent of mind. Chickie loves talking and tak- ing snapshots. She wants to be a nurse. Lucky are the patients who have sweet Chickie to take care ol them. Troianettes, Publications Repre- sentative, Girls in White. IULES TROUT 249 E. Rockland St. l20l All passes, Art alone Enduring stays to us. Iules wants to be an artist and we can see why. His paintings are tit to grace the walls of castles and probably will. Representative, Property Crew, Study Hall Monitor. ROCHELLE UDELL 7922 Forrest Ave. Painting is the intermediate somewhat between a thought and a thing. This auburn-haired miss loves painting cmd dancing. Shelly wants to be an artist. We know that her eiiervescence and git- up-and-go will tally in her work toward success. Trojanettes, Monitor, Dancing, French. MARGARET VADNEY 4207 N. Darien St. f40l Business dispatched is busi- ness welt done. Margaret enjoys collecting little bits of bright colors, for her hobby is stamp collection. She wants to be a secretary, and with her flair for minuteness and detailed work she is sure to be a good one. Tennis, P.T.C. Salesman, Danc- ing. PAULINE VOORHEES 187 W. Raymond St. f40l A delightful friend, a true companion. Pauline is known and liked by everyone. She is active in our school activities and is the kind of sport everyone admires. Bow 'ng Team, Class Softball. sth ? L NANCY V.'I'R Lllitl 522 E. Thelma tt, 'Qui Beware of he tai air, for she excels all o,?e in the ag o ther 1' Sweet re ,lv'v io ff ot fun, t at's N?.' Ufluis h rrfiing y mis makes 'keep 'n ver she ew? ulxnrdte goal is to o 1 ollege, A , bition we sin rel? kno e, 'll attain. G odil k, rcyn ,f S.A. presenta- tiv, , Y-I s, Hockey, Girls in White. I, i RfCHARD E. TUCKER 4615 Ella St. f20l Cows are my passion. Dick hopes to go into the very necessary business of rais- ing beef cattle. He is fond of outdoor sports. Best of luck, Dick ! AMW ROSEMAIMISRBAN 1136 E. Ros ie St. f24l Travel, in the younger, is a part of education. Rosemary has Wanderlust: she would like to travel. Any city or country would be graced by this attractive young lady. On the other hand Rosemary's am- bition is to be a private secre- tary. At any rate, we know she'll go places. Cheerleader, S.A. Representa- tive, Costume cmd Makeup Club, Y-Teens, Alternate Coun- cil Member. RONALD VOLIN 5042 N. 7th St. f20l We grant that though he had much wit, He was very shy ot using it. Ron is well known around school because of his playing in our orchestra and band. His ambition is to sell refrigerators to Eskimos. This boy could probably do it. Orchestra, Band ELEANOR Y. WACKOSAKY 4573 G St. Dancing is a touchstone that true beauty tries Nor suffers charms that nature's hand denies. Eleanor, whose nickname is Wackie, enjoys dancing and roller skating. Her ambition, to be a successful secretary, is something that we all wish her success with. Best wishes! Trojanettes, Monitors, Y-Teens. INGRID WAHLE 4527 N. 13th St. C407 Her answer and graceful air Show her wise and good as she is lair. Ingie has a personality all her own. Sitting next to her in any class makes the day go taster. Ingie's ambition is to teach history at Olney High. She'll make school a joy for all her students. Debating Club 2 Terms, Chess Club, Girls' Chorus. BARBARA IANE WALKER 617 Carver St. l20l She makes us laugh at lunch, in class Because she is a cheerful lass. Everyone likes Babs for her pleasant attitude toward all things, whether to her taste or not. Barbara's hobbies are skat- ing and dancing, and she hopes someday to be a nurse. Basket ' lv Volleyball, Publica- tion, e resentative. FLORENCE WALLO 4928 Gransback St. t20l Florence, whose hobby is mu- sic, is known to her friends as Flo, Flo has always been well liked because of her cheer- tul smile which will certainly be an asset to her career as a model. Trojanettes, Music Club, Poetry Club, Palladium Representative, Class Hocke twiki NAOMI N. WASI 352 E. ockland S . l A f s mind a und body.' it and made er an C ' t in th rld ot k ow t sh will l ul as nurse nd in else does. - Hoc y, Softball, imming, X531 in White, ' s' Athletic lub. BERT D. WATSON 233 W. Widenert St. tZ0l Deserve success and you shall command it. Doug is very much interested in photography and pursues it as a hobby. Alter graduating from Olney, he would like to be a manager in the circulation department ot a newspaper. f.75,w.li Lids Ni E l ,U i sstt. 'fi sil t . .,1t-341551-:+?t K ,F Q. . ft. wg.:-.44 yt- A ' ' J lil- Z3 i les? . ,ffsf?ii?5fiZf'1fLQ is AY Q 9 r t. -A ttg gw. I ,g,s.s5?2g,zt,.,1.:2sfsf!-. is of 1' 8' ,., - N 155 0 51 2 I , . ... l 1 all ,Rf in H A, Q x 2 ii s fs, r -A , , ff ', 4 5123, lk L' w A b 1' sw 1 fs Y ich 3 l1g,i'1 r 1 t nf sig' V -.Is K ,, I --1.,4f,j,fe,11:2i,f cs'-2, 5 5 ,,,..t,. .ffs gi w SQ7l'T1' X ,-Q9 - , iff 1 . Pt ,r - e. 5 fs EDITH WALDMAN 6801 Martins Mill Road tlll Thou all sweetness dost inclose Like a little world oi bliss. Perhaps it's the sugar cubes Deedie collects which give her that sweetness: at any rate everyone loves her tor it. As school-spirited as she is sweet, Deedie's list of activities is amazing. She hopes to become a medical technician. V.P. Senior Honor Society, Tro- jan Stait, Spanish and French Clubs, Girls in White, Bowling Club. BARBARA ANN WALLACH 6718 N. Sydenham St. t26l Barbara will long be remem- bered as the girl with the vio- lin, but Barbara has other tal- ents which her classmates may not know ot, tor she also enjoys sketching and writing short stories. Orchestra, Dramatic Club, De- bating Club, Stairway Monitor. Al. lr X . f f'f' Ilg-lNS ELIZABETH WALTER . N., Fairhill St. t20l he isg pivot otbur team. Ioansl -is always a!joy to the class when she' is executing her wonderful, gym work. We certainlyvhope that someday she will'bel the world's greatest athlete. 1 Varsity Volleyball, Varsity Sott- ball, Class Basketball, Swim- ming, Bowling. HOWARD WASSERMANN Manheim Gardens, Apt. 4A, Manheim and Schuler Sts. C447 There's honesty, manhood, and good fellowship in thee. Howard, commonly called How- ie, spends his spare time play- ing basketball and baseball. Howie hopes to attend the Philadelphia Textile Institute upon graduaion from Olney. Good luck, Howie ! Baseball, Basketball. ALLAN N.WEINBERG 5105 Whitaker Ave. t24l Good things come in small packages. Al is one of those quiet, in- dustrious tellows who always seem to know the right answers. We're sure that he'll make some history himself as a his- tory teach r. A XJ ' s Wr MU x i LEAH WE BE 49 1 N. Bt . 1 g and s ' and e ng nice ' tile girls are made ' quick and lively smile is ust another addition to her al- ready lovely appearance. Lee wants to be a secretary. Lots of luck, Lee ! Monitor. GERTRUDE WEINER 4812 Rising Sun Ave. C20l Hitch your wagon to a star. Meet our editor-in-chief. Gert has won our admiration by her intelligent yet modest air. Her dynamic personality has spurred us onward to make this Trojan a successful book. Whether sec- retary or Wife, She'll be invalu- able. Good luck, Gert. Secretary Senior Honor Society, Monitor, Senior Leader, Editor- in-Chief of Trojan, Highlights Reporter. FRANK WEISNER 603 E. Rosalie St. C207 N ither wis nor th ise. F ' p in e nality a m ill ss wo t ta es o succee as a television repairman. Track Team. ANITA WELSCH 119 W. Mt. Pleasant Ave. C191 With ability and pep, pro- found, A regular fellow all around. Snooks would be oh so happy if she could become an X-ray technician and meet a nice man in a little white coat. G od luck, Anita! T anettes. 'H 1 ' B R 1. WERNER 6032 . nd St. C20l fl friend ig need is a friend ih 1-6 V :uk ' - -l. everybody's pal in the - - of Olney. She wants tot 5-t o business. We wish her - C e success in the world. Y-Teen , Bowling Team, Swim- ming Club. G 5Bgd4 be a W'iifthe I J' ,f 'Vt g KK A '54 . W . It ll I Y if F 'N fan- 2 . r 'xvfz 2' Y Fife K , .. . , .KJ f , -4 -1532 ft-its... Gus- , -1 ' ' , f ' . ' Fl' , ...rj ' .5 f ff' ELAINE WEINER 923 Lindley Ave. C411 Always laughing, always hap- PY, always with a word to say. Elaine Weiner whose nickname is Eie likes to collect records. This happy girl has also col- lected many friends during her stay at Olney High, and her cheerful manner will bring her success in the future. We wish her luck in her proposed career of being a model. Infirmary Monitor. NORMAN WEINER 5007 Rorer St. C20l Whatsoever thy hand find to do, Do it with thy might. Norm's a peppy well-liked guy who has contributed much toward making our class a good one. His hobby is scout- ing, and he wants to be a doc- tor. We know he will make a good one with his ability and intelligence. Student Court, S.A. Representa- tive, Vice-President of 12A Class, Trojan Staff, Gym Team. ARLYNE WEISS 6244 N. Broad St. Sparkling eyes, cheery smile. Arlyne's merry all the while. Arlyne's a gal with many activ- ities. She enjoys concocting cu- linary masterpieces. Certainly this will shanghai her male, and help her to realize her ambition ot get married. Student Staff, Trojan Represen- tative. ELLEN WERLINSKY 4954 Bingham St. C20l A heart with room for every icy. Ellen always considers the next fellow. With this quality we are sure she will go far in life as a bookkeeper or in any other field. Spanish Club, Swimming Club, Bowling Club, Basketball Club, Assembly Monitor. DIANE WHEELER 4525 Old York Road lf smiles will keep a girl ive. She'll live till she i ve H Here's gi l t s ' ' . e ' cafe member of m d a l si g pers nality Y s. Because of r appealing ways w kno e 'll c d in wh e e e Trojan , P b' on Repre- sentat e, Gir n White, High- lights, Y-teens. at xvoqev :7 ALBERT WICK 109 W. Grange St. 1203 Sports keep Al pretty busy most of the time, especially the gym cmd track teams. Except for the fact that he is going to college, Al is not too cer- tain of his future as yet, but we are certain that he will travel the road to success no matter what his vocation. Gym Team, Track Team, Repre- sentative, Boys' Hi-Y GILBERT WILDER 4625 N. llth St. 1403 Always there with a ready smile That could be seen for many a mile. Gibby has worked hard at all he has tackled, and we know he will continue to do so as an accountant. International Relations Club, Monitor 2 Terms. BERNICE WILSON 1435 Levick St. 1243 Oh blessed with temper whose unclomuded ray Can make tomorrow cheerful as today. Bernice is a swell girl and she is bound to succeed in life-as a laboratory technician and in all her other undertakings. R ODA WOGANSKY 31 C St. 1203 answer and gra fu ir S wher isea goodhs she is fair. onnie is terri irl and ill remain 1. . . r hearts to a lon ti e Q come. She r lo s ar d wan s to be an int 'or ecor o . ' e feel sure R n ' will b me a famous a d ccessful one. R BERT WOLF I 7 5 AUL St. ' ,3-ni de t and a u - b s .3 .fl iet W lo - -. 3- rien b cause f is --Lg si erit e certainly f ill -. a s cc in any field he t as . Sena 9 d 9B, S. A. Rep- resentative Terms. I . fdewvfiw . FRANK .WICK 109 Grange Ave. 1203 Wit and humor belongs to Genius alone. Whity's athletic life in Olney seems to be tied up in the gym team. He hopes to teach Physical Ed. after he finishes college. Gym Team, 12A Council, Tro- janaires, Lunchroom Staff, Boys' Hi-Y. STANLEY M. WILLIAMS 1251 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave. 1193 A diligent student and an ath- lete too, 'Stan' is a sportsman through and through. Stan, with his winning smile and friendly personality, won't have any trouble in reacning his goal-to be a prosperous businessman. S.A. Representative 3 Terms, Alternate Representative, Iun- ior Varsity Baseball, Highlights Representative. SUZANNE A. WILSON 4800 N. 13th St. 1413 We're sure there is no joy, old or new- Better than that of knowing you. Sue is a girl with a good sense of humor and swell per- sonality. She likes to knit and is a postcard collector. This friendly gal is well-liked by all who know her. We know she'll succeed in whatever she does. DONALD WOLFE 5202 Montour St. 1243 The game is more than the player of the game. Lobo's cheery disposition made him popular with his friends. He is fond of playing and watching many different kinds of sports. Best of luck in the future, Lobo l Study Hall Monitor. for fin? RUTH L. WZ' y 5030 N. 7th St. 1203 cf seek h in o 'e com- fo s p ' Y u a f ro , ll thoug tfuL R thie' oc pies her spare 'mel - ing 'th the Zi 'i M e ent and 1 s work. We are u ' eahcrp y I fut rd s a mat a ics te c 52skezblT11i5Qx7'3y!i!ifd Fil VERLY ZA OFF 4955 Rorer St. CZU3 Coz-iscientious, attentive and industrious, She should be very i1lustrious. Bev's ambition is to be a sec- retary. Her vivacious personal- ity assures of popularity and success in her chosen tield. Co-Captain of Assembly Moni- tors, Iunior Honor Society, Class Basketball, Lunchroom Staif. , EQ E ZELIG f 4944 N. ransback St. C203 1 But O', she dances such a way. No 'n upon an Easter clay is al go line a sig . e ' her triends er vivacious personality and tor her love of dancing. We are sure that she will succeed in her chosen occupation of keep- ing books. Monitor, Orchestra. 6947 ifvca., IOYCE ZIMMERMAN 739 W. Roo velt l Flaxen h ' ue, And lly rt er too. oyce Z can always d around the halls at ney. Ioy' pl s o e a ental tee ici r she graduates: ile she spends he time collect- ing menus. S.A. Repr ni ' e, Spanish Club, Girl in hite, French Club, Stu-dent Staff. Yi 3 , ig, i ' ' lx i l V .N X1 . 1 C . .l V V' Xb X I VGC l- t Q-f C Y' C ' C I' J GW C ARNOLD ZEITZEW 6222 N. 10th St. C413 And gladly would he leam, and gladly teach. Amy Zeitzew, that popular young man about Olney, is called whenever there is any entertaining to be done. Ar- ny's hobbies are bowling and reading. He hopes to return to Olney High in the future as a teacher of distributive educa- tion. Chairman Publicity Committee oi D.E. Orchestra. EDWARD ZIMMERMAN 4812 Rorer St. C203 Neither bad nor good But acting as a human being should. Ed's joking personality and flashing smile have made him a popular tellow in our class. We're sure he'll succeed as an electrical engineer just as he's succeeded in Olney. Cross Country Team, lntro:-mur- al Basketball, Class Chairman for 2 Years. DOROTHY L. ZWEIG 609 E. Alcott St. C203 A quiet manner and a kind word for all. Although Dot seems fp e a quiet girl, s e ist real l of lite and lov t .' Dot would lik o b stenogra- pher. ow she'd be swell ' a tti e. of luck, Dot ! g W ennis. -CV All ll '- mildly .fi lir. . ypl. gi Ml K5 C . idw Ni -E , ' Lf gf ffffg CC will Olllf7f' x Y 1 lasw ximian X5 X , 1 x X