Olney High School - Trojan Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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.1 l 5 , l vw efildult School Olney High School Evening School was opened early in the 1940's as a community project initiated by the Big Four Fathers Association and the Greater Olney Community Council in cooperation with the Board of Education authorities. Its course included art, cooking, current events, dramatics, dress- making, electrical work, typing, woodwork, hobby crafts, income tax, machine shop, music, orchestra, and physical and health activities. Since then it has widened its influence by the introduction of many other courses including science, American citizenship classes, and others.

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BOARD OF EDUCATION NURSING SCHOLARSHIP Febniary 1952- 1953 1954- 1955- 1955- -Claire Wolfram Nancy Kuhn Rosalie Goldberg Charlotte Hoffman Joan Kennedy Arlene Needleman Carol Woicik Kathryn Glenn Katherine Baker Patricia Goldstein Grace Witt June Katherine Harges Elsa Jacoby Melba Basickes Sondra Atchick Mary McCue Barbara Gehrung Elizabeth Kibelstis Louise Schaefer Gloria Titus Ilarriet Golin Kathleen Sigmann AMERICAN LEGION 1949-. , ..... ,....... B onnie Rudolph RADIO 1953- ........,....,...... Barbara Miller BIG FOUR FATHERS ASSOCIATION Febnxafb' june 1943-Lenore Iohnston Mildred Mosko 1944-, .........,,... ..,. C . jackson Reid ....MiriamKing 1945- ..,. .,,. lx Iartin Kanes 1946-. . ..., Margaret Haab 1947- ..,....,,,.. . . Charlene Becker 1948- ............,.. .... C arol Gabler 1949-Thelma Moore Marcie Waldman 1950-Ruth Gould Norman Kaplan l951-Virginia Carter Miriam Breish 1952-Augusta Kline Dolores Melching 1953-Dorothy Hub Shirley Myers 1954-Helen Katz loan Kemis 1955-Carol Siegfried Raymond Schwartz X-RAY 1955-Muriel Berger .......,,,.. URSINUS COLLEGE 1939-Gladys Rerbel Grace Brandt Ruth Moser ........,...... 1940-. ......... .,,.. . . Eileen Smith 1941-Betty Harrison ...,,,....... 1947- ...............,..., Dorothy Garris CHICAGO 1945- .,.. . ......,.... Harold Nieburu OBERLIN 1946-Iacqueline Ferrell ,..... KIWANIS-TEMPLE 1948-Mary Delle Valle .....,,. LEHIGH 1948- ..,,........, ....... R icharrl Beiler UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA 1948- ...,.,.............. Girard Rosenhloom 1951-. ..,......,,....,,.. Martin Cline 1952-. . , , , .,.... Barbara Berger 1953-.. .......,. Louise Frank 'Q PRINCETON 1949-. . .....,..... NVilliam Rogers SENIOR CLASS 1950-Rhoda Katz 1955- Joan Cowan 1 yr, PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF OPTOMETRY 1932- .................... Norman Zeyin 1944-Marilyn Klein Harriet Fineberi: 1950- ...........,........ Alvin Rosenberg PENNSYLVANIA COLLEGE OF PHARMACY 1 935- 1938- 1939- 1940- 1939 1948- 1949 1950- 1951- 1952 1953 1954 David Carver . Frank Thomas , Bayard Tirrill . Dorothy Newmuver Sidney Reider Edwin Runyan Morris Goldberg joseph Wexler RADCLIFF COLLEGE Ruth Markman OLNEY HONOR February Altima' Si-ilaliii H ' ' ' ' ' Ierry Rosenbaum Marilyn Yafft' Elaine Dnritz Phylis Coop:-rbi-ii.: Lorraine- 'Zolton -Erie Kahn Emanuel Pak SOCIETY juni' Charles Reeder llana Unterlierigt-i' Lt-anor Kramer Mildred Giainieli llc-lores Rnnn Edith llopi-n llarbara 'llorgan ltlarlunt' Clierksev Vilma 1,1-slinoll BOARD OF EDUCATION ART SCHOLARSHIP 19:32 1933 1934 19535 1936 1937 19:38 1939 1940- 1941 1942 1944 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 19513 1954 1955- 1953-1 1935 19537 1938 19139 1940- 1944 19-16 1947 1950 1955- 1932 1933 1935 1936 1937 1943 1944 1946 1949 1951 1952 195-4 1955 1955 1955 19531 1955 1952 :L February -Milton Weiner Williziin Eisenhart Ruth Knapp Daniel Sutton Carl Albrecht Elwood Banhof Ruth Oberheidt -Sylvia Tecoslcy Phyllis Heibel Edward Byles Stanton Levy I Carl Brill Edward Colker -Norma Berke Robert Lesnick Angela Arena Helen Jacobson Stephanie Hale -Krona Rosenberg -Edward Lerven -Barbara Aron Ramona VVachtel lanet Lovett Sheila Roseman Ellen Singer Theodora Linker joyce Gertzman jon Lutter June . Elsie Rodenhausen . , . . . . . Margaret Kalmus William Iones Irving Penn Virginia Hinkel Bernard Elelstein 1Villiam Plummer . George Weber Herbert Buxbanm Vernon Huppi Bernard Glassman . . . Doris Cutler Arthur Gill lohn Vlleaver Marcelyne Appl:-baum Mariam Larer Elizabeth Rush Leonard Agrons Elsie Osborn Olaf johnson David Ross Nissen Gallt-nt Beryl Fisher tMcCann Memoriall Arthur Friedman Elizabeth Crau ford Barbara Neilna STATE February Vllilliam Kirk -Betty Blaetz William Deardon Robert Scott june Elizabeth Karfl . It-an Gilbert , Florence Gzbson . Max Ticktin . Renzo Dallimonti . Arnold Kivaitfk , Ioyee Rolle . Ioyce Leepard . Barbara Fine . Rhoda Rosen . Muriel Laden DREXEL AVERAGE AND INTERVIEW' Febnxary Raymond Shievelhood -Raymond Baker jaig 'pamgf ' i ' ' Blanche Brenman David KOEHI1I5bt'YlI, Marvin Asroll NVilliam Rummlerlg June , Mildred Braennig , lack Brietstt-in Ervin Bicltlex' , Rae St-liaetfer . Alice Ditte-rt .. Georile Schmidt . Cherry Lot-lu-r Adolph Rapp . Barbara Belkin . Herbert Glazer 1-5 Lowell Sngarnian Albert Green 1, Henna Cohen lg Charlotte Steinberger S100 PIERCE Business sCH0oL Sonja Schletter SYRACUSE . Barbara Neiina NURSING . ,ludith Allendorf Marilyn Sussman Eleanor Gordon . janet Cowdrit-lc Ruth Hugclnmn ART . Lester Fein Dorothy Gi-llis

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