Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1952 volume:

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Through these four years we were confronted by diversified situations. ln order to meet and cope with these crises. we were compelled to exercise our mental faculties, and with the successful handling of each new situation, we advanced a step further. While these incidents in themselves had no lasting importance, they were the cause of the change wrought within us. for all change must be achieved within itself. In this book we have attempted to record the events which formed the basis for our change and advanced us toward maturity. 617 tents faculty .... spring ..... I9 summer .... 27 autumn .... BI winter ..... 43 graduation. .55 1 A., wh, s mi f.?w 4NQg A -if A-P' Wil 'SMB . f' . gNi,V,.1 X, 'Rf ' ax ' a fw' A QW 4 Q W M fm ,W 6 Q-, 1 fvgzu, wg? ' 1 kip - X-qp A - X HA iv A4 - ' . - ? wwf' J' 5 -yy . 1, 5 f K' ami W, an , V ' 3. X WLS. - X xwf u u -ew of ay iv'w . 'M I 1' . .- - WM' if yf Nxmi y, ,. g,,,L,mwig-gk' X. ., ,Ax ,mmf , . V , is Y . j , fi X 35 , ' x ' , t ' 1 x. ,: . New If K-: S I . V ' 4 -Q Q, 'dw 'Q M M f L - , -.-1--iagwp :MX ig, Sy ' ff v5fW1W'1Wl CW. ff X. I if swf : ' xi x ,S I f We 1140116 lv k We . Drfrrfflzy Mu x Z! af R 5 -1: fig Q X 7 , i f M 9 Q2 j Lui Q W ENC. f ' 'Q ES NQLYSU- X STO P-jg, , Frenfic Freshman U4 Qggug ,V No, noi roallyl Sfill sfudying7 ' 'M si? 241441 so A lady of disiincfion , .1 , b ,gf I ilgwff nz Liwfgwxfff h B N tQt.,,,'. x ' , r ,, 1 Q Y .. 3 R .v 'fi- . xc I f 'if 7 A I 12' If Q? y x K. x b V X. I A You're such a moaniel + Bui il cen'i bt! We clzaugev V X Y 'lvl Delicaie, Dainiy, and Demure. Sugar 'n' spice 'n' everyihing nice. M 'P A FEIENLW A f V off- It W Anfon f e H I f zwif he s 1 I A ff f'5? Z7jf1':fr '11, gt. L ,dciiwfwfx 'f ?W49v '9 N f , 21,28 QW! M' -'.4.l,4' ,X , 4557' .415 qw' ,fo,-ffguff , ?'Z?'ff W' 'l wf'l,'f :W'Z'a'5Kx L' f M 1,- , w 1 X '-'Qw'?f0f:'vff. .xiftviff NX 2, Xu Xx 5, lf,-f Y I ,. Sfaiely Senior Giddyap, horsie! All I wan! for Chrisfmas is my iwo fron? fcofh. 4--'L' 7 p r I n shyfpy, drzkfpy, uzjupy '11 '-2.1-.mesa . as-.ex-'.-an -- X... ,,.. . .. , ' 7 I 'KG-4-o,.4c4,,,,i, ,C . ,a4gjf4uL,L667 fig ,070 ig, ,5,,K,0,N Q , 1 'fff ffuut L 41444, !4: 'ZX aff!!! fktfvf Og, K4-U11 ! A , H, J '64-4114! - - '7x'K 4- 'ff' f ,, S QQ 'f A av'?Q'c1r?6Qf .,ft,. L 0. L, L dCC'f.'! a4zC!' , I ,J ! shoufcry, flvufery, baufcry Ll m m 6 I' -54. ffv 5412. 9-I -.lnzt Sftrlnfyrlrin J 4 L U 0214 Qvai a Egg N ? M,- 4 C. H L D ron sruolnvl O W I n t E r Wheczy snazzy breezy 'D sf' gdivatiow 'E' 5 You gave much and lxnew noi fha? you gave af alll Miss Clarlr: You were rhe mosl inslrumenlal facfor in The clevelopmenl of our characier. Through your earnesl wish 'rhal we mighl learn re- sponsibilily, you were always ready wilh wise suggeslions, buf lelf 'the ulfimale decisions in our hands. You advised. bul never inler- fered. You were helpful, buf ,never overbearing. Through your symparhelic undersfanding we gained self-reliance. Therefore. Miss Clark, we cledicale our book lo you. .i f xr pau' 4 L 7, X X . ,. t N Q - 1 . k g i. Q A Q: fr : - 1- , fs - iv X 15 X 1 H ' .. ' ii? -.V ' :wif Q N .-A : 1: K f ' :F N ' ' K' - af K A -1: ' 1 1' ,gf O 9 ml ' F J -5 E- :Q Nd I - 'z .f ' if ak' X Q ,. -.TF . Q 5 Q w 'i , L si-' '- f 5. - .. 7: i- X i. X N iff? ,, '- , A A -if . iff '-4 . V i' . . ' 2 5 - xv I 'i xl fl .QE 1 '- , iki' - , K L X Q '.. Q K , .vu N Y ' na M : v ' 3 - 5. .fx ,ff f . i - , , gg Q f if. -J Xue: A , 951 'Y 1 K E Q, 'i 'f f 3 1 ?' K ' .ff':!f T23 ,,:-ef ,wr- h 2. ' .25 - k J: .mf-1 M - Agia '- V' i ' 1s ff ,is.-, f. , Xgifii Q . - fa nf-v'?'x . fx' ix w s, ' 4 H , R, W ' , '4 ' -' - V - ' . Si E Q-i . Q A ,5 f f' K ' .' ,-11:. fy k . , ' fi - Q, fglg. K .. 5, ,, ' eil - ' I-1--i . Qi: 'L 3: - .. .. K Q J K :T - . ' X, , M y ' --9, 53 f- ., fr, 3: ' --55, YV ix if . 1 94 ' Q Q N 1 H 'ig Wi - K .. - ii - N f . 'T il.. .m x by . K Q 'Sy ' Zig , X -3 . gr C15 -L 'Q' ff: ff-s ll- -1. - e k Z? L f JE- T ' . 59' i, 'Vw W . .V K x.Lk , ,lf Je ff fa 2: if ' 5 mg. A V: lx r Q- ir u Q 3 .mu -- Q, f , fi: 5 7 ' it -Q11 , k i i' , -, Zim 0 354 - O 5, T , ff i gf' wi, 11 -if fy E, sg , 5- fy . si- J: riff. .f 2 'f fi-, 52.5 Mrs. Darafhy 161 Hnzuffnrd Mrs. Crawford: ln the lillle lime we have had lo become acquainied wiih you, we have been greafly charmed by your warm and sincere per- sonalily, and above all by your sincere inferesl in us as a class. We lnnow rhai you will confinue lo be a source of inspirafion lo succeeding classes. and her assistants l Miss Druding: I You never considered a problem foo small or loo in- significanr +0 deserve your urmosl' aH'enlion. Knowing rhal' sucl'1 acfivifies as Mollwers' Club, college guidance and career con- ferences are under your able direclion. we are sure rhey will conrinue 'ro flourish. Miss Kaihryn Duross Mrs. Mario Findlay Secretary Secreiary , Miss Sarah Sclngrin Miss Dorofhy Thomas Secrofary Secrefary A, 0.51, ts- K K 3 I , . I., a X K 'of 'x ' , MD W NK x l s v X . 'SIX ZFX , ' rikku' 'Q ns js Qi - .. '.,' 3 u 9 i H 9 Wyxrxial 7 I H' 5544 ZZ 145 A I v . ff, lm Ys If is We ... 'rs . .zz 3 A04 English Mr. Jael Edelson Head of Deparlmenl Miss Mary Baylson Mrs. Helen O. Brislol Miss Eloise Bullman Dr. Rose Glaymen Miss Margarel McCoolay Miss Dorolhy Noe Mrs. Ida S. Safer Miss Margarel M. Sullivan Mathematics Miss E. Kafhryn Clark Chairman of Deparlmenf Miss Mary L. Conslalale Miss Clara A. Kelular Miss Evelyn L. owen Miss Maria E. Wilhelmi Miss Olivo A. Williams Mr. Clmarles Weiss Languages ss L me xr- in S '- Miss Bessie Bernsfein L N i A' , -'M - Mr. Jerry A. Caponigro ' ,j . f L Az Miss Anna L. Carlin 5' '4', A 'iw Miss Marguerife P. Fisher A i i Dr. Jessie M. Glenn x v-A, ' Mrs. Ruih P. Kroeger Head of Deparimenf Miss Adele Horion Miss Naomi C. Johnson Dr. Ruth B. Hoffsfen -L 52-MA. if Mrs. Lillian S. Roebuck Miss Rairel Zaiser Mrs. Naomi W. Zieber Science Miss Mary L. Laramy Chairman of Deparlmenr Miss Rhea O. Balmer Miss Elsa Berger Mrs. Mary Rabin Miss Mariorie F. Roberls Physical Education Miss Frances H. Newcomb Head of Deparlmanf Mrs. Dorothy Chalikian Miss Muriel A. Margerum Miss Lorine Myers Mrs. Lorena V. Powell Mrs. Helen M. Resinsli lie lhstory Ui :...4p.nv- Ellwel M. Buzby Miss Miss lreneious R. 6. Davis Miss Marlha L. Derr Mrs. Jane C. Eyre Mrs. Isabel Gilman Miss Mabel A. Meng Miss Reba A. Byrom Chairman of Deparlmenl w 9. I fn-uri R 1 Miss Marguerile M. Goll Chairman of Deparimenf Miss Dorollly S. Weir Miss Elvzabefh H. Walker Miss Elnzabefli R. England Chairman of Deparlmenf ljbrary Miss Ru'rl1 Dean 5' Home Econonucs Mrs. Marne R. Kasclienbacli Miss Marion L. Bach Miss Elda V. Brendlingor Counselor Counselor And those who lend We helping hand f f M iss Eleanor Walson Diefician Mrs- Florence Armsfrong Mrs. Eslher B. Nordlingsr Sludenl Adviser Nurgg In Memoriam MISS HELEN McCALL BOOTH Though vanished from bodily sighl, she does noi cease fo be for sho lives on in rho ecfs of goodness sho has performodfl ..Ln. Wx, ' ..- .np Health + Comfort i Mrs. Margaref McDonald Miss Kaiiwryn Quinn Mrs. Eiizabefh Bradley Mahon Mary , , Leo i juni - - -Q Mickey and our change -- Iwi' CUSTODIAL FORCE, Sfanding: Mr. Waifer Cun- CAFETERIA STAFF ningham, Mr. Peier Sladek. Soafad: Mr. Roy Hough. in nnii if-.1 ' .L , ,JK :nf u 1 Q Z5 , , ,W MISS HELEN CHEYNEY BAILEY MRS. PHlLLE D'ULlSSE PLANEIX MK., 1 ws A u ik A .VPN Miss Mary A. Boyle Miss Clara G. Dilks tri: Those who have left Miss Bailey: Girls' l-ligh under your guidance flourished. Now lhal you have advanced 'ro lhe posilion ol dislricl superinlendenl, we know lhal more schools will benelil by your excellenl direclion. May you have everlasling success in your new field ol endeavor. lvlme.Planeix: You are The personilicalion of youlh in rnalurily. Your leadership was able and wise, yel you were always one ol us, willing lo share our joys and lrials. ll we worlced hard and enlhusiashcally, il is only because we caughl lhe conlagion ol your Hioie de Vivre. We hope we in our boolc have lived up lo your grealesl' expeclalions. Miss Margarel E. Dungan Miss Aileen M. Kirpalricl: Miss Helen O. Shollenberger Nik 1 45 1 9 m ali' 45 6 W, K Q9 'T' 4. iw 1 if Q at 4 waww 4, i , 1' X if g .,-, .K J 2 'inf 14:5 L' '-it 4 ,f mil., , Winter inta 5',vriug W f 1. .f -gb 4' 4 Q . 1 r 9 Qi L N, if PSA , , Y .,. 3,-Ag , 1f xj ..' Q ' N, , , x : ,y y , x gh U . A K 1 C Q 1 Q dig, f..1: f A M 4? fr Y, ,.n. ,d,. ' v V, 1, 3 QM- , I . V, 1, ,M -I I x f .V ,4 . K 'ww Q my vii- - , wf 3-51, ,1 J'N .r. Q-, 1, ,,,,, , A,-bww r.. ,L ' '1-, ,Q :B , A uf' 1 , v A x 1 fm fgj I f I, A A yy!-M ,:'-il 'f . , .:, ak, Q 'r Ja ,.,,4 af! X v , n 'Q U 1 X A W N, I ,, f , 1 , m VJ And we danced, danced, danced. X 1 X 1 , X WM mfs. . I-A, - S ff I 3 lg yr . ri Nectar of 'Phe gods. In ine spring a young girl's fancy lighfly furns fo ihoughis of a young man and . . . The Frolic Mother was a Freshman, buf we were seniors. 12 S W CG 'v Volley Ball Varsiiy Locker Aides AA. Officers A.A. Board 4 I N Y, 8h--.- A.A. Represenfafives Hockey Varsify Q 'M V ' 2: I ' Basleiball Varsify Balm Clllb Blue Fairy and Pinocchio, showed flue leam The way lo go. G 2 D 1' fs' sn 'G' . 3'?av r pl. .i f ' . fn ffqsf' QM ww rr 'K 4 W ,ol-VV-xg Q ' A WL: ' f W i 'f' 'V' ' , , wht Y Q-l with I , ' r ,'I - , w ... . w w 1 1 I 1. llx llll l Come on you twelve A ieam and fall in line. Her will unbending, never lest cup and glory for flue Contest The Luck of The Irish ending, earned Joyce Hue con l84 H19 ieem enfan+ scores an upsef and comes in irsf. Blue Team. Senior Trip gash 'fv OK fo The Capifol for u capifal fime . . . A fickef 'lo frivolify, fooiachegand fun for all . 35? f X' 'SHT' X . N.. f ? , Nt , .L' L Leia 5 . 115 - ' 5 JI I , Egw ,Uflllg ll1fl7 IIWIWICI' ., K, nw h .K ax --,. l V h 6 f at Nik- A V is fffw it if , , X Q '.krL '- ' .f A ' M ' AV hx , hly. ,. ' ,, : 35352 fs- , X ' R h gk . 7 , 1' Q , L,,. xx fi! 251.x . sf , 4 - ' ff' Y' . fig A , f 3 in . A V A .A 4' Am ' . C ' x b , V' W2 Nr' LL., . if A m y 4 +5 Hr' +. 4 Q' kg! 1 vs x ' N iq W A g 5 .' Yr. 'P' fs A N , 4 iff, 'Xi fir, If-if it . QL Musi Club F fp, CN vb' A View U Oicxiesxi A v CNW ,, There s music in 'ihe air when 'rhe infanf morn is nigh. From ialenied individuals comes a blend of fine music under fhe capable direcfion of Miss Weir. 8 G Cl e,,l Of habla Cfsf M. fhgors DM! e cle! Wifhouf a song fhe day would never end. Fred Waring's arrangemenfs are execufed fo perfecfion by The combined efforfs of Miss Goll and Treble Clef. W il QPF' 59: Jai: Service Groups Omce Aides Library Aides Traffic Squad Hall Hosfesses Infirmary Aides Welfare Represenfafives sway Hell Capfains Lunchroom Capfains fl Summer mtv gllff Mm llfillflflll S.C.O. REPRESENTATIVE COUNCIL SENIOR EXECUTIVE COUNCIL MEMBERS ' 1 i 3 Ns SCHOOL OFFICERS, Left Io Right Joan Kolb, Treas- urer: Elinore Spochf, Vice-President Lenore Poden www Assistant Treasurer: Merle Kemp, Secrefaryg Helen PhoTis, Fresidenl. r ' ,. r M- l'JusT as The code oT l-lonor and CourTesy sTaTes The ideals oT The sTudenTs and provides Them wiTh a sTandard Tor living, so The ConsTiTuTion oT The Serv- ice Club gives The sTudenTs parTicipaTion in school governmenT. They are aTTorded an opporTuniTy To puT Their ideals inTo pracTice, Tor an ideal is a sTand- ard oT conducT Through The inTluence oT which people grow beTTer. The ideal oT service, Trom which The club Talces iTs name, will be realized in iTs TullesT possible significance only when a sTandard ol school living has been esTablished in which every individual girl is boTh a happy and a useTul member ol The school communiTy. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL i 2 l s T fy, S sr SCHOOL STORE P.T.D.i . PARENT - TEACHER - DAUGHTER ASSOCIATION I OF THE PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS MEMBERSHIP CARD SPRING 1951 JUNIOR BOARD OF GOVERNORS The primary obiecl of the associalion is fo bring inlo closer relalionship lhe home and +l1e school. 'ro +he encl +ha+ parenfs and 'reacliers may cooperafe inlelli- genfly and develope such unifed efforfs as will secure for every girl the highesf advan- 'lages in physical. menlal. moral and spirilual educalion. As a resull of 'Ihis close relafionslwip ineslimable benefil will come Io 'rhe girls, fheir parenls or guardians. and Io fhe +eachers. Big Sisters ff ergo, A - fr ll i ' H-'SL W . R ' in K , lllwuuv Y V 1 in X , a Sealed: Violei Redmond, Cynihia Kaufman, Adrienne Marasco, Margaref Wefzel, Phyllis DiMaio, Mabel Traubel, Mrs. Crawford Roberla Miller M rna Kanner Eleanore i I Y . Levili, Esfslle Leibowifz, Anne Jenkins, Isabel Newman, Shirley Weintraub. Sfanding: Madelyn Del'Angelo, Regina Lx Q N Gale, Deloris Williams, Rulh Sfrohm, Francie Masiers, Joan Roberfs, Eleanor Puhl, Mary Lou Sales, Carolyn Graham, Mary Elizabefh Johnson, Molly Kidorf, Marsha Gross, Sylvia Fabrizio, Ann Trimble, Florence Smiih, Deborah Nadler, Helen Whifehill, Marlene Feldman, Helen Phofis. Q. ll L guerxJui,!' ,oe .--VA , . X r J' AIM 1 Bl f ' f' Q CEM'-'i 4 e fi . V W y in a , H iff?-f7f - an i f 1 coxqgzg' CEL., E. E ' 5 U 14:11, ' A V' l A s T ov' a 1:4600 C' doo 4- G' Hike and Campfire 'CTS ' mg. pe- 95 1' FM, 4.5. Nd HaIIowe'en 'UQ HLLOWE 'E N Pmzvv Club GREENHOUSE GROUP CLASSICAL CLUB SCIENCE CLUB BULLETIN BOARD CLUB PEACE CLUB MODERN DANCE SOCIAL SERVICE FELLOWSHIP X.Y.Z. SPANISH CONVERSATION CLUB FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERICA CALLISTA CLUB If si Q Imgv W' iv J I . Q A -L I . y 1 HI? 9A AIDES: Beverly Dash, Dorolhy Kenner, Linda Baum. Roberta Mass, Eileen Prifsker, Joann Yaslnin. -.. qv K ee i La., Q Class Leaders . A 3 D 5 ' 'Nfl lmfuglsi The hear? fo conceive, ihe undorsfand- '4 'f-' 'fl ' ' ing lo direcf, fhe hand io execufe - 98 AIDES: Dolores Casiins, Sylvie Clarlr. Nol Jumus' picfured: Virginia Opshelor, Shirley Sedore. IOB AIDES: Dorofhy Lenh, Roberfa Burgas, Joan Heldeman. Noi picfured: Nine Roosen- bloom. IOA AIDES: Aileen McWilliams, Jane? Ward, Kay Barenlropf, Rhod'a Pollon, Jane? Jefferson. Noi f- picfured: Hazel Dubois. I2B OFFICERS: Ruih SIroI1m, Presidenlg Ann Jenlrins, Vice-President Genevra Wheeler, Treasurer: Joan Roberfs, Secrelary. ll- ' IIB OFFICERS: Ellen Lee Pulwl, Presidenh Connie Bard, Vice-President Beadina Polo- gruia, Secrefaryg Adele Rocco, Treasurer. I I IZA OFFICERS: Mary EIi1abeIhJol'mson, Vice- Presidenfg Marilyn Maifhews, Treasurer Nalalie Dandridge, Presidenf: Jeanne Weaver Secreiary. IIA OFFICERS: Nancy Kelley, Treasurer: Barbara Janson, Secrelaryg Jean Black, Presi- denfg Clwrislina Mager, Vice-President I Eri eafl 4 PHILADEI i?EF5TSTfiF5EiEii iQ 5llbcfoiifjii 4 lcil U Aqggn4141gf0aagM 'Zzll infzf Winter llfIf6l' rv' Vbxq- vgv -fy luinir fl' Aim: Fr ll fmwfr fl' flkffllhg '52 . Y Wm nll7ff!lf J Prim' 'YM .iblhf Dm' P - 1. J .ll7J' X150 ll mnlvz' ff 1950 is ..f: 5f'W ' ' '-f . xx Q fv W ,-i i , ,I 'k f' ' XY' V Jmilx .. 1 ,ff ' voir ,f X Xw54 '! W Evenin in Paris X' Q I X f . WP have Direcfors Sima Alfshuler SYM! Fibfilio Direcior Producer Our class show docked February I6, l95l Judy Gesensway Violef Redmond Shirley Ann Eriksson Joan Roberis Dancing Scenery Lighfing Chorus -vi'-F iiix L 75725 ivi X KH! X' li R r 'J Y' Ni Slay, 'Si-if Nm, ii -5 K 1 iz M VIN 4 K f i 4-V Uk' J gaffkwia, 'Zi 2 , WW? ., 2135? Q Wiz A S 'Nos e How Ion 9 . can fhls dance I asi? beaukXYuX everdng. Mellgw M . uglc. A Oh, wha! a i ghd ihak's oved Y 'f 1 fs-f 2 'i Q x L x X 4 Whew, K xg! I?- X ' M I 3 in xxx Xxx 1 sl w.,,f fx gl N ? X to Heaven. Smrway The evsninqk WH young. ' . . . IU? UW M You and the Night f D ea nY 'ime Elan Wasn'+ if lovely! th ppl I and the Music wax! A V wh su s 0' 'he hyd N. f-3 ag Y I jl X , 4 Y Xi ap :Li . 'K r if , an M, Move Up Day C3 ruff!! To senior room we'II go And when you see fhe great blue banner given fo us Welcome red flag in our hearis we'll Measure On our hair we wear brighl green ribbons H A 1 E . L 4 .Ai fc Qt 1 i 5 P1 K, Qc 2, ..' ci fl YQ fs 3 ii fi a 4 l!nH.4.,,z - E. . Qtwwgaimnmmwasswsamfi--k:BAR Xbmwvmamimmmlammmlimnisxqvstsfixf+.wYmux.1wamEsisrfihruwznemelrzau The Big Four on Our Day af their very besf 4 1. I Omcially, fha IBZ Senior Da sf 1. There is a desiiny which makes us all brofhers none goes his way alone 4 S - a Time oul for some fun Lei There Be Music Look out Philadelphia! Here comes fhe and i+'s Our Day We say if wifh flowers .Q Counlmg our cares away I . Edilor-in-Chief SIMA ALTSHULER Th Sima . Eds. . . Myrna Marsha Eds. . . 6 The Big 5 Milestone Tomorrow and lomorrow and lo- morrow creeps up lhal monslrous deadline. Now, Shirley, whal news? Whal' hasl fhou lhere, lhe piclures 'rhal Zecca had 'rhee felch? To wrile or nor lo wrile. lhal is 'rhe queslion. Whelher 'lis nobler in our minds lo suffer lhe slings of our 'teachers and lo fling home- work lo lhe winds or finish our wrile-ups. l'll have my ads and lherefore speak no more . . . give me my ad and lel me go. All our circulalion has lighled Bar- bara 'rhe way lo dusly dealh. I Miss D'Ulisse, former sponsor Judy ...... ls 'rhis a slcelch bool: l see before me, Hs emply pages foward my hand? Eds. . . . . . Alas poor Sima, we lcnew her well, an edilor of infinile iesl, of mosf excellenl fancy. Thus The edilors spoke, full of sound and fury, signifying nolhing. Myrna Kanner Liierary Chairman W' ii-Y ' LITERARY COMMITTEE ART COMMITTEE TYPING COMMITTEE MILESTONE M I1 ars a Gross BUSINESS COMMITTEE REPRESENTATIVES Adverfising Manager ,CW Q-as-sv no-.wM,,.....5 ,dear 123' Judy Gesensway QT am 73 is-oy Shirley Ann Eriksson . Ari Edifo I' Business Manager Phofography Editor i -- I , AV ,J 45, '42 24:55 Y. 'xg i64ix,..' -95,31 , xv! .J ,A U E T' T E J ovnn Y FMR. Memorie n gx , I PS3 gli!! vrgjw-ll' We cafch H1050 mvmmrfvs bcfcro they flee? away In The dhfance .... MISS Valderrama and fic hun .... Quw' barber shop quar?Qf .... Cmmw fafr SUHOUA CHCS ,... Have a bnffb of our wonder- fuN pcrfurvvc7...H1o 'crm reporf is duo AprH - They are foe precious fo forgcf. ,QQ .' V Gradual tim zum' 'W RUTH STRQHM+Prc5Idemf JOAN RQBERTS--Sc-crcfary Our Gfficers f x ANN JENKINS!-VEccfPresndenf GENEVRA VVHEELER-Treasurer Jilh 2 , ..cE:,,:.a fi. 4.4 i Q Q' A If A -SOM W Jw 4 82 SIMA FAYE ALTSHULER Ogoniz and Olney Avenues April I4 Sensible, ingenious, marvelous, amiable. Thar's our direclor, edifor, and slaunchesl supporier of fhe l82: The very person- ficaiion of efficiency. RUTH LOUISE BAUER 8339 Jeanes Sfreel' April ll Member of boih coniesi ieams . . . loyal supporier of lhe l82 .... She helped malce our class show Ship Shape. BARBARA BROWN 8l3 Norih Marshall Sireei January 2 A good sporl . . . modes? . . . sweei . . . always willing lo help . . . an in- dispensable member of our class. CAROL SUE BARSKY 352 Winfon Sfreef Augusi 20 Carol . . . welcome in any crowd . . sincere and earnesi . . . her willy re- marks pui everyone ai ease. CONSTANCE BERNICE BENNETT 2440 Wesi Sharswood Sireel' April 6 To know Connie is io love her . . . irue. honesl, dependable . . . a cerlain warmih radiaies in her charming laugh. DELORES BROWN 2213 Norih Colorada Sireei' A April 24 Nalural . . . animaied . . . full of lun . . . 'ihis charming lass has earned a special place in our hearis. CONSTANCE BARSKY 2653 Souih Eighth Slreef March I Amusing chaiier occupies mosi of Con- nie's iime. Vivacious . . . her neafness shows io advanfage her aiiraciive figure . . . charm is her keyword. SARA ANN BLACKMAN I5l8 Nedro Avenue Ociober ll Sara's iournalisiic and culinary aiiribuies will malce her a wriier in ihe Home Economics field. Her success is assured. FLORENCE HUFF BROWNE 220 Souih Forfy-fiffh Sfreef March I An equaiion: x , The unknown equals a vivacious, sociable, and loyal classmaie. The soluiion? Lovable and exuberanl' Tommie. 5 ,K j A I f h i 1 , E si 5 5 'if mil . g 4 lily 4 .:,Qi:gy:., 7 'aj in 'JN .yi ,rr .1 i s rf, f J fl if -554 . . i 'X ' W 'X ll if l i ' L l li U If -?'N .fi its 9' s no 'T ,fi Wm NX K If JOAN BURSNER 2863 Norfh Ringold Slrecl January 22 Cule and pefile . . . lwinlcling eyes lhaf promole friendship . . . always rcady Io cnd a helping hand . . . loved by all. JOAN CLARKE 330 Norlh Redfield Slicer July 3 The l82 has found her love and sym- palhy benealh a decorative exlerior. loan is a sure firc hir as a welfare rop- esenlalive. CHRISTINE DiANTONIO 2726 Mifflin Slreef Augusl 2I Serenily, sympalhy, sincerify . . . Ihcse qualifies besf describe Chrisline. Sho has been a cooperalive and loyal class- male. Girl Jfzylz VIRGINIA BUTLER 7I6 Norlh Fifleenlh Slreel' March IO A chic wardrobe fo perfecf a perl figure . . . considerale and conscienliousg Iwo qualifies assuring success. CARMEL DEL COLLO H42 Chrislian Sfreef Augusf Il As dilferenf as her name. Carmel is energelic, full of lun, vigor, and vilalil y. NVhaT a sparkling personality! PHYLLIS DiMAIO 6I9 Wesl' Allegheny Avenue January IS Miles of smiles wilh Herman, The Lion . . . her voice will ialre her Iroliclxing up 'he scale of success. ' 112 c N D xx L SZHWV' X , f I A as - - mx I !f:fQElLuQ'Q -- fr ff E I QI. -Q CLAIRE CARISSIMI 3l3I Norlh Twenfy-fiffh Slreef April 23 Claire's ebony hair and lair slcin presenl' a beauliful porlrail' in black and white. A vibranl' personalily aided her cheer- leading. MADELYN DELL'ANGELO 2l52 Beechwood Sfreef May 30 All sweelness and charm: 1har's our Madge, a 'falenlecl musician from head To foe . . . e perfecf choice for our Belly Coed. MARILYN ELIZABETH DUNN 23I Wesf Lavier Sfreel' February I3 A humorous word for every occasion, forever uffering clever comments. Dainty and cule, MariIyn's bound lo lead a worlhwhile life. , ,i .-as xv 82 DORIS DUNSTON l6I3 Olive Sfreef Ocfober 7 A quiel charm . . . a pleasanf manner. Enioys life and people: a kindly person wilh consideraiion for all. SHIRLEY-ANN ERIKSSON 4726 Norfh Fiffeenfh Sfreef June 28 Her acfivifies from archery fo Mileslone phofography edifor show Shirley's diversi- fied inferesfs. For her endless work, our efernal grafifude. ELIZABETH MARIE FAUST l2I8 Sanger Slreer July l BeIly's quief and unassuming naiure belle her roguish humor. A wonderful friend . . . a wonderful classmafe. Pl-IYLLIS M. EARLE l33O Soufh Twenfiefh Sfreel' Ocfober 9 Sweel . . . friendly . . . conscienlious . . . a lovely smile and a lovely voice . . . words cannof porfray 'rhe delightful Phyllis. SYLVIA MARIE P. FABRIZIO 2408 Soufh Thirfeenlh Sfreef March 2 The curly headed Gepeffog Producer of Ship Shape. Thinking of her we shall always quofe Make Mine Music with Treble Clef. ELAINE C. FEILER I909 Nedro Avenue December 20 Elaine's seemingly quief manner is in- deed deceiving as if conceals her love for fun. A real pal is Elaine. MARY ELBERT ISO9 Norfh Twenfiefh Slreei' Seplember 29 Soofhing calmness . . . delighffully frank manner . . . her wif and ease sei off a chain reacfion of fun. LILA HELEN FAJEWCIW 839 Norfh Twenfy-sixfh Sfreel' May 26 A girl of many falenfs . . . an excellenf phofographer and a graceful dancer. Helen is our charming ambassadress from Ukrania. MARLENE EDYTHE FELDMAN 5746 Woodcresf Avenue April 24 A dazzling smile, lovely voice . . . and oh-fhose beaufiful eyes! Mickey' was ferrific as blue Team cheerleader and Treble Clef member. I i Q-.f'I if-IRE ' 474 , 0? I: . A .Mill i ' il Ei' ylleu nfl: .iff y:Jy..,l.y gylnir ll r 1 ku 61 iw- il f I I' ll ll if f wifi L l A ' I x ix ls if I vi gl I KATHLEEN FORD I306 Soulh Garnef Sfreef July 5 An essenlial member of Ihe blue Ieam . . . friendly . . . sweef . . . conscienlious . . . a successful life fo one who merits if. PATRICIA LEA FULLERTON 2703 Soulh Twelffh Slreel' June I3 A subtle wif, a personable young lady . . . inleresfed in Iraveling and music. Palsy will be a successful foreign core respondent JUDITH GESENSWAY I428 Wesf Columbia Avenue March 5 Our Terpsichore . . . golden flames of hair add 'Io her willowy appearance. I82's choreographer: a len-cenl word for a million dollar girl. LOIS NADEAN FOSTER 58I5 Criffenden Slreef March 25 Liffle and Iifhesome, always on the go . . . quief, buf cheery. Life would be grand if we had more lassies like our Lois. REGINA ELEANOR GALE 3I I8 Aramingo Avenue Oclober 23 Reggie's smile is a G.I'I.S. hallmark. Her achievemenfs range from Exec. Council Io conlesf. Her resourcefulness warranfs her fhe besl' always. ELAINE JUNE GOLDBERG 3678 Frankford Avenue June 26 Enviable Ialenl as musician and arlisf. IIA cheerleader and publicify manager of our class show. We missed you fhis ierm. MARGARET JOAN FULLER 6039 Greenway Avenue Ocfober 23 Her hair and her smile are forever en- gaged in a brighfness confesf. Margaref is quiel, dependable, and a frue friend. PEARL O. GARNETT 2535 Berks Sfreef November 26 A charming smile . . . Pearl of graci- ousness. Her sympafhelic underslanding and sincere diligence are sure Io rale her as a perfecf Ieacher. K. SANDRA GOODWIN lOI2-A Wes? Erie Avenue Ocfober ll Our golden-haired musician of Ship Shape . . . an assef Io Treble Clef. The porfals of Carnegie are her goal. 82 I HSN as I I 'ity TX il I ' ll lq fy lil p ll xl l 7 I Kill f I lil Q D DAISY ANITA GRAY 2344 North Twenty-sixth Street 4 March I2 A saucy sprite . . . her wonderful sense of humor is revealed in the gay twinkle ot her eyes. NINA HANIN I526 North Marshall Street November 6 A conscientious quiet worker . . . her lilting accent delights us . . . Ukrania's loss has been our gain. PATRICIA ANNE HAYDEN I544 South Nineteenth Street ' October 2 A pound ot sweetness to every inch ot grace. A smile coupled with a melodious voice guarantees to win our hearts. NAOMI GRAY 2lI4 Mountain Street March 5 Easy grace, a good disposition. and a triendly smile .... May her tuture hold happiness in store tor her. HELEN HARMASH 2237 North Fourth Street February 5 Our perfect M.C. IMirthiul Com- ediennel, who has stolen bushels and peclis ot love. A brilliant good-will am- bassadress from Ukrania. ELAINE FRANCES HOPE SI4 Gilham Street July 2 Making mellow cello music is Elaine's forte. Bible Club claims her interest. A member of the orchestra and a valuable classmate. flff MILDRED HARRIET GROSS 4-ll South Seventh Street March I3 Marsha can be described only in super- Iatives: she's the trimmest, gayest, clev- erest, and lceenest girl a class could hope tor. JOAN LOUISE HARRIS l452 North Fitty-fifth Street January 20 Earnestness and initiative won our respect tor Joan. A loyal supporter of the class: her cooperative spirit set a shining example. BARBARA DEE HOROWITZ I203 Magee Avenue April 7 A conscientious hardworking student, ideal triend, quiet winning ways, tall and gracious . . . a perfect description ot our Blue Fairy. Girl flzylz JOYCE MARLANE INGLING 5402 Lancesler Avenue April ao Our cup winner and gym coniesl man- ager. Her dancing feel march her danc- ing eyes. Everyone knows our little blonde bombshell, Joycie. FRANCIS JEFFERSON 246 Norlh Wanamaker Slreel' Augusf I6 Conscienfious . . . calmly inlenl on doing her besi . . . a sleadfasl friend and all around pal lb everyone. MYRNA RUTH KANNER 6646 Lynford Road December 3I l82's Blondie who adds sunshine fo our dreariesi day . . . a crealive mind . . . an idealisi . . . unusual sensiiivily . . our linguisl par excellence. Girl ffzylz JUDY JEAN JACKSON I749 Norfh Twenfy-sevenih Sfreel November I4 No class is complele wilhoui Judy, IOOY, lovable, bouyanf, and 'friendly . . . bub- bling wif . . . Judy, never lose lhai zesf for life. ANNE ELOISE JENKINS 235l Wesl' Hagerl Sfreei' July 8 Slaiuesque loveliness coupled wilh un- varying efficiency. Our Veep is a sure cure for The blues .... Who can resisf her winning charm? GWENDOLYN JOYCE KASSELMAN 3050 Wesi' Berks Sireel' September 6 Our mislress of nonsense has made all our days sunny. Her M.R.S. degree wails just around lhe corner. 0 C 7N ,J 353 .yi 4 5 1 f ll 1 A -.- fl 1 If X 4 l r l A f if 5' 'fha MARJORIE ELLEN JACKSON 2306 Wes? Hargerf Slreel January 8 Always a quip and friendliness for all of us . . . always fun . . . eager fo be of service . . . a real pal. GLORIA E. JOHNSON 225 Wesl Duval Sfreef Ocfober 30 An indispensible member of Treble Clef. Her glorious voice has lhrilled us all . . . our own Marian Anderson. CYNTHIA KAUFMAN 6472 Anderson Sfreei' May 27 A. she's adorable, B, she's brighl, C, sho's Cynfhia. Cynihia's endear- ing manner leaves us wilhoui a doubf lhaf she will make friends everywhere. 82 JEAN ANNE KOLB 42l8 Pine Sireei April 27 Treasurer of S.C.O.: sparliplug of ihe Green and Blue iearns. Our Corn Kolb has more pep ihan a brealriasi cereal. ELEANOR LEVITT 6204 Norrh Smedley Slreel February 22 Her effervescenl' wif has 'riclxled our funny bone on occasions loo humorous fo meniion . . . good sense mixed wilh nonsense is Ellie. JEAN GLADYS LUCARINI 2603 Wesi Allegheny Avenue April 2l Jeanie wilh ihe light brown hair, sullry voice. and lovely blue eyes .... Blue 'ream capiain. Hail our fulure Florence Nightingale. A A i gwg. is ANNETTE LAURA KORSON I602 Soulh Fifth Sireel' Ocfober l Neal and peiile. shori buf sweel' . . . her generosify surpasses hier heighl. Don r lei ihai look fool you: she's really a ray of sunshine. GARDENIA LIEBERMAN 6248 Norlh Eighieenih Sireel' May I9 The abiliiy io conquer all silualions . . . ihai's our Dolly alias Magnolia. Her name denoies her disposiiion, flower-lilce and sweei. LOIS ANNE LUPO 8l39 Temple Road November I9 Lois lives by sinceriiy and friendship. Her chalier delighls us .... May your life be as brighi as you have made ours. if s .ef as . hs. ESTELLE LEIB l46O Norih Hollywood Slreei April ll Essie siands for service and sincerily, al- ways willing io do any iask. We're sold on our super sales girl, Essie. CECILY LIZENBAUM 2023 Easi Oniario Sireel Sepiember 8 ln '45, The Aiom Bomb hit Japan: in '48, Ces hif Girls' High. Our paienled T.N.T. lexplodes periodicallyl. Our fav- oriie firecraclcer. ADRIENNE RUTH MARASCO 206 Owen Avenue. Lansdowne Oclober I6 Sweel and lovable, her dimples have de- lighlfzcl us .... A personaliiy ihafs an assei io any qirl. Hais oil fo Aclie. .gy W 2 5. 5illPaSHlX?,Ei 63 lk ,. rv 41 f Y 2 i '13 aqxh yr I Ffilrif -K, , I I ' f .V jf!! IP 'i 1 V dh y I .y 'ir as 1 sg it BARBARA MAY MASSEY 3l37 Aramingo Avenue June I8 Poised, slraighlforward, frank, warm, and friendly .... Barbara will always be re- membered as a silenl, bul eflicienl mem- ber of our class. ROBERTA LEA MILLER B37 Easf Knorr Slreel February I6 Her eyes reflecf her charm and swecl- ness . . . a class cheerleader iwice. Bob- bie's a success in everyfhing she does. ELIZABETH MUNION 2237 McClellan Slreef May I7 I-Ier gymnaslic falenl warranied her Ihose beauiiful coniesl ribbons. Liz lcepi' us well fed on Easier eggs. You raie high wilh us. X! FRANCIE-MARIE MASTERS 54lO Ruiland Sfreer April 6 An idealisi who always defends her lolly principles. She is ihe personificalion of honor, courfesy, and service io olhers. CAROLYN MOODY 2507 Norrh Eighfeenlh Slreel February I7 Sincere. bul perpeiually brighl and chipper. Her appearance of wide-eyed innocence is ihe perfecl foil for her im- pishness. VERA NEVELL IlO5 C Parrish Place July 24 Wilh her preily face and charming per- sonalily, Vera has gained counlless ad- mirers. She will be remembered for her warmlh and genileness. EDWINA JEAN MESHEY 1722 Norih Fifiy-firsl Sireel Augusl 8 Eddie wilh her re.sonanl voice is an assel' 'ro Treble Clef . . . a valuable member of our Blue leam. This versafile lass is ceriain lo succeed. GERALDINE MOORE 1927 Manlon Sfreel' Augusi 28 One of 'rhe sweelesl persons . . . quiei, yet friendly . . . reserved, but merry. May all your days be as brighl as your smile. ISABEL NEWMAN i320 Norih Sevenlh Slreel' Seplember I7 Dependabiliiy combined wilh a gay dis- posiiion. Credifed fo her accounl' are friendliness and charm . . . Izzy will never overdraw. 82 H A i -a , .KA . J ,. ' X .P 1 X Xe 'ici X - x xi i' iii hx l kqxxislnlll wg uf if ,, , x i l xx . Ay ' .J H ' Q ' N f JOAN GWENDOLYN NIMS 3829 Norih Sixieenih Slreel June 23 A pleasani' disposition, and a friendly manner characierize our Joanie. We shall miss the sparkling qualifies of This 'lun-loving girl. BARBARA PARKIN 3343 Ridge Avenue November 29 Possessor of boundless wif. Our business manager can always double as Pinocchio . . . buf her brains need no sfrings To work. RITA FAITH PILLA 2028 Souih Tweniy-firsf Streef February 3 Efficienl io The nfh degree . . . sl'1e's a gem in any selling, good as gold and just as precious. JEAN ELAINE NUNEMAKER l2I9 Wes? Harold Slreer December 22 Fun-loving. good humored. . . High ideals and service and good sporfsman- ship are oulslanding characierislics of Jean. GENEVIEVE H. PAROONAG-IAN 240I Wes? Huniingdon Sireei' March 8 Don r lei' Jenny's quief. serious appear- ance fool you. She's gay and fun-loving as she can be. VIOLET M. R. REDMOND 404 Carl Mackley Aparlmenls April 2 Plenly of Rhylhm . . . graceful mem- ber of our Blue and Green feams. Vi's friendliness will be an assef in her nurs- ing career. SONDRA N. OROVITZ 225I Soufh Ninlh Sfreef Augusr I4 Chuck full of fun . . . our shapely Soulh Sea's Pavlova. A cornbinafion of 'these characferisiics mark her as a 'rrue friend. CAROLYN PETTUS 3828 Norlh Sydenham Sfreei' January 29 Carolyn is a quiel' soul, diminuiive, buf bighearied . . . silence is her viriue . . . an assef To any classroom. BONITA J. REICHARD 594I Bennington Road January 6 Our Bonnie lass wilh ihe sparkling pcr- sonalily and smile io malch. May hap- piness always be presenf in your life. Girl :gh 65 GRETA RENICK 5907 Washingfon Avenue March 22 . Always ready fo do a Befler iol: for our Class. Those are The A. B. C.'s of our Grela. MARY T. ROLINSKI 303l Windish Sfreel April 25 Neafness and efficiency in her worl: ac- companied by palience and genfleness in human relalionships characferize Mary. PATRICIA M. SEEMULLER 3528 Oalimonf Sfreef February 2l Sweel and lovely besf describes Paf. Always gives her besf. especially in 'rhe library. May she receive fhe besf in relurn. Girl ffzylz DELORIS ELEANOR RISSLING 254l Soulh Warnock Slreel' July I7 Deloris is our idea of a real pal . . . refreshing sense of humor . . . always willinq fo lend a helping hand. MARY LOU SALES 5l7 Norlh Hobarf Sfreef Ocfober 6 Our delermined gal wifh a flair for fun. Carnegie Hall, here she comes! Musical Mary is heading your way. RITA SHORE 4862 Gransbaclc Slreel May 20 Quiel, buf, oh so sweefl Rickie wilh her easy-going nafure endorsed the idea, BeHer lafe Ihan never. I ji I A x I L1 I 'll I JOAN K. ROBERTS 2352 Norlh Twelfth Sfreef February 7 A wonderfully efficienl' secrelary . . . musically inclined . . . a subfle sense of humor lhaf brighlened all of our classes. BEATRICE LOUISE SANCHEZ l6l0 Norfh Hulchinson Sfreef June 28 Sincerify, sympafhy, serenify besf fypify Beafrice. Besl' of luck fo one whose sunny disposilion brings her many friends. GLORIA LOUISE SIMMONS I502 Norfh Perfh Slreef June I0 Quiel, buf posilive charm . . . a nafure of lrue dignify and efficiency . . . a wonder of a pal with a sparkling smile. , U - , , Q, YA , I ..,. ,, ,.g..le...,..,ii.f' fm. 82 FLORENCE ANN SMITH 2840 Norlh Palefhorpe Sfreel' January I7 Florence greefs everyone with a cheery hello . . . noi even a major fesf can phase her placidness . . . an able sfu- denf. ELAINE STEPHENS 3737 Norlh Eighfeenfh Sfreel' July 2l Elaine is ever-ready and willing fo help. Her pafience, sereniiy. and sweef smile are always in demand. ROSE TAVIN 5840 Norfh Eiffeenfh Sireel' Sepfember 25 Rosie-Pricelessnessl As a 'rrue friend fhroughouf our 4 years, she was lerrific . . . a honey of a Honeybun. LIOHANN SMITH 2226 Wes? Diamond Sfreel' June 20 An adorable smile . . . a warm and pleasing manner . . . candid . . . we'll miss your friendly beaming face. RUTH FLEMING STROHM 3224 Unruh Avenue Sepfember I2 Take a bundle of surprises, wrap fhem in helpfulness, and fhaf's our carrof- fopped Prexy. A busy bee and a honey. CYNTHIA MAE THOMPSON 330 Norlh Saliford Sfreef March 2 A wonderful ad for Pepsodenf, wiih her gay smile and her dimples. She's our official vilamin pill. of X X25 BARBARA l. SPITZ 26CI Parkway February I7 Vivacious and wiffy, a real sophisficafe. . . . Her infecfious laugh is puncfuafed by her dimples . . . a wonderful girl. ROSLYN STUTMAN 2643 Norfh Jessup Sfreef. May 8 A congenial and delighfful comrade willi a flair for selling. Our golden-fhroaied Dorolhy from ihe magic land of Oz. VIVIAN LEE VONDA THOMPSON IO7 Norfh Fiffy-fifih Sfreei February II Foughf hard for fhe Blue . . . a frank and congenial classmafe . . a girl who's a bundle of fun. QAHIEQ In f' X a:,!N I 1 f X Al.-'fra-, E -5 59?X A X f I fl la- fll - ' . I 'fjk if fl A ii 'J fly A ,' ,ill l wil, X676 fi ff J L lf' VIVIAN THORNTON l832 Norih Judson Sireel July 6 Helpful. lnind, pleasanf personalily . . . always ready wilh a smile . . . whenever Viv's near, we're happy. ANN TRlMBLE Lansdale Avenue. Lansdale, Pa. March 25 Our symbol of whal' lhe ideal young lady should be . . . quiel, friendly . . . with iusl lhe right amounl of zesl for sludy. DAVORA F. UDELSON 26l4 Soulh Ninlh Slreel June 24 Comely in appearance . . . a voguish miss . . . vivacious and aflable. She has amazed us wilh her abilily in Spanish. NANCY JANE TOMPKINS 6l22 Fronlenac Slreel' Oclober 28 Always eager for fun . . . a beguiling laugh . . . friendly and helpful . . . lhar could be only our Nancy. WINIFRED ROSE TURNER 3744 Norlh Sydenham Sireei' March 25 Fond of pranks . . . willy . . . lun- loving . . . a frue friend, who's always ready for a good lime. SHOSHANAH WACHTFOGEL 622 Wesl Diamond Slreel May I4 Our ferrific cheerleader is lull of fun, always on ihe go. Shosh races by, leav- ing behind her a lrail of laughfer. L . . , , 4 . MABEL lRENE TRAUBEL 7333 Claridge Slreel December 23 Mabel's charm and musical abiliiy have endeared her 'ro us. We're proud of our willy and inlelleclual conlesl' announcer. HARDENIA TYREE 4620 Mulberry Slreel' April 2 Merry mischievous Hardenia . . . dainly . . . reliable . . . friendly . . . who can forget the genial warmlh of her smile? CORA ELIZABETH WALKER l455 Norlh Fiffy-fiflh Slreel' July 27 A charming girl, who has a delighlful humor and adorable dimples . . .friendly and always eager io help. p ..., -..LM . , LE GQ J if iz ,U f . X lyk, I Y? 1, ' is-'vs V j lzffi NN .yy Y' x 1 f g I X A yf I, If I ' X' I ' I fill II J! If A y , l . , I I Xl I I I fl' I W if if yy! 1 . y' l X! Iil E- X I V li CONSTANCE WARREN 52l South Twenly-lirsl Slreei' April 22 Everyone knows Connie . . ., her impish smile . . . her quiel ways . . . a bonus in any classroom. SHIRLEY PHYLLIS WEINTRAUB l40I Norfh Sevenlh Slreel Seplember 20 Peppy, full of fun . . . brighl eyes. She can'l' lype 60 words a minule, buf she can lalk them. DOLORIS ESTELLE WILLIAMS 2l39 Easl Auburn Slreel April II An eloquenf idealisl whose inleresl in world affairs shines as a beacon for peace. Our candidale for Presidenl of The U. S. siege SUE ELLA WASHINGTON 8l9 Norlh Preslon Slreel March 6 An unlailing perseverance, a roguish glinl: lhese qualifies make Sue a girl who knows how lo work and play. MARGARET ANN WETZEL lI27 Easl Palmer Slreel Oclober 27 Benealh her calm exlerior lies sweelness, sincerify, and scholaslic abilily. A live wire goes off occasionally wilh her Iov- able giggle. CATHERINE K. YOUNG 2Ol7 Soulh Twenly-fourlh Slreel December Il Winning ways, friendly and charming . . . lun loving spiril . . . infeclious smile . . . a delighlful companion and an in- dispensable friend. SYLVA ROSE WEINBERGER 629 Wes? Cliveden Slreef April 24 Shorr in heighl' bul' noi in inlelligence . . . willy and sweel' . . . our malh and science enlhusiasl will go far. GENEVRA RUTH WHEELER 6l6l Sansom Slreel' June 27 Our perlecl lin man, whose personalify and brains never need oiling. Gennie, has added dollars 'fo our sense keeping the Treasury slable. MARGARET RUTH YOUNG 40I9 Locusl Sireel January 28 Sweelness and charm make Margarel' ir- resislibly friendly. We know your sincere and amiable personalily will help. you up The ladder lo success. Girl :gh Maker ,lil l was A as EFX' Ph. ' fimg. il o f X... s E CAROL JEAN ZAENGLE ARLENE P. YIBELMAN 3033 North Sydenham Slreer 705 Soulh Third Slreel' June I5 May I4 An onrapluiinq Miss . . . Zangic has Honey . . . debonaire, smoolh, sophisli- managed lo fascinale everyone who has cated, and lull of charm . . . a Filth had the forfune lo know her. Buena Avenue 'air . . . our miss from Harper's Sucrle, Amiga mia. Bazaar. 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V 1 NN '1'.4LF, m , S I 'IVR V IJILDAA 'N r 4 w, I ,A K ,Y li Y. T f T Y 1 , ,Q .i ,. , Q R 'N--' N ,Kmxj ex ., M E R . fx, i Q L f . ,M 5 X I , i J-, if-1 1 . ' ?f' ,- y 'al gk ,XT 5, -Z K Q ,. 54721 g is - R if fy . ......-ifggg F, 3 ff ' AU ,S The enlire lvlileslone Sfalif would like +o express i+s sinceresl' gralirucle lo all lhose who have given 'rheir lime and eliforl +o help us creale 'rhis book. Mr. Frank Zecca, for his arlislic and pholographic advice: Mr. Edward Sproai and Mr. Edward Ursprung,for being such ex- cellenr links belween us and The publishing of our book: Miss Noe, for her correclions 'ro and suggeslions for our wrilfen mailer: Mr. Caponigrogfor smoolhing lhe final rocky palh. We wish 'fo express our apprecialion 'For picfures we have received from The following schools: Lea School, Wilson Junior l-ligh, Furness Junior l-ligh, Thomas Junior High, Temple Universify, Pennsylvania S+a're College, Universiiy of Pennsylvania, Drexel Inslilule of Technology, Pierce Business School, Philadelphia General l-lospilal. For i'rs loyal suppori' lo The l82, for i+s faifh and aid. we graiefully 'rhank GJ-l.S. Thank You IOA I5 IOA I6 IIB 29 Al Anlonio, M.C. Mr. and Mrs. P. DiAn+onio Mr. and Mrs. Leonidax Allen Louis A. Fagan Mr. Levy Baller Mr. end Mrs. E. Barsky Mrs. Evelyn Burwell Mr. and Mrs. Alex Carissimi Sylvia Childs Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. P TRONS Mr. and Mrs. George l. Eriksson Mr. and Mrs. Lulher Goodwin Mr. and Mrs. Ferdinand J. Gale Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Lupo Mr. and Mrs. Michael DiMaio Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. While Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Young Mr. and Mrs. Louis Barslry Mr. and Mrs. Charles Feiler Adele Silver Miss Pearl Garner? Mrs. E. S. Kramer Judge Jules Forsfein Miss Eleia Alfshuler Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fosier Mr. and Mrs. Lorenzo Fraizer Mrs. C. Fullerlon Mrs. Florence Geclrler Mr. and Mrs. Bennie Gray Mr. and Mrs. Jack Gross Mr. and Mrs. Jolly T. Harris, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Jolly T. Harris, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hendrielrs Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Holmes Wednesday and Friday-Third Sludy 61h Lunch I82's Dizzy Duzin Good Luck Io rhe I82 Slh Period Lunch Pearl, Phyl. E., Kay, Judy. Pal, Gloria S., Phyl. B. I2A's in 3rd Lunch I2B's in 4fh Lunch There Alpha Nu Sororiiy Girl Scoul Troop No. 493 Champhor Treble Choir Mr. Harry Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. Morron Keiser 9A 4 9B I0 IZB 37 Friday 2nd Elinoce and Joe Sfu+man's Food Marker 2643 N. Jessup S+. Cenlral Uniforms lflll Walnul Sl. Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Ganler 6I6I Sansom SI. Creafive Wriling Class Connie. Mr. and Mrs. David Sherman Mr. and Mrs William Love Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Parkin Mr. and Mrs. Cheser Kania 8: Val Mr. and Mrs. Sam Brown Al and Bobby Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown and Mrs. Nathan Feldsher and Mrs. W. A. Reichard Mr. Joseph Levy Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Luke Foley Mr. and Mrs. Michael Fogliefri Mr. Louis Sax Mr. and Mrs. William O'Donnell Mr. and Mrs. George Greenbaum 9A l 9A 3 9A 6 IOA I4 IOB I7 llA 2I IIA 23 IIA 24 Mr. and Mrs. George L. Hope Mrs. and Mrs. William Jackson Mrs. Lucrelia Jefferson Judge and Mrs. E. David Keiser Mr. James F. McCall Edward F. Meshey Mrs. Mrs. Henry Miller Mr. and Mrs. Vincenf Morris Mr. and Mrs. John Rissling Josephine K. Scanrliriq Paul A. Sriehl, Jr. Mrs. William Myers Mr. VVilliam Myers Mr. William Myers, Jr. Mr. and Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. Nafhan Gross Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kline-r Mr. and Mrs. John Nunemalrer Mr. and Mrs. Allred Benner? Mr. and Mrs. George Fasseii' Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Earle Miss Florence C. Fuller Mr. and Mrs. Peier A. Fabrizio Mrs. Camilla Morlon Mr. and Mrs. Fred W. Slrohm Mrs. M. R. Blaclcman Mr. and Mrs. Louis C. Voigl Mr. and Mrs. A. Liebman Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Schwarrz Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flicksfein Mr. and Mrs. H. Diclcerman Mr. and Mrs. Philip Shore 81 Family Dorothy B. Crawford Mr. and Mrs. O. E. Traubel Mr. and Mrs. Sranley W. Maslers Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Seemuller Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Ford Mr. and Mrs. William J. Redmond Mr. and Mrs. Alberf Lieberman Dr. and Mrs. E. Weinberger Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weiniraub Mr. and Mrs. William Honowifz Mr. and Mrs. N. Feldman Mr. and Mrs. Harry J. Leib Mr. and Mrs. Edward l. Levi++ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Zaengle Mr. and Mrs. l. Koolilr Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Seizman Mr. and Mrs. Herman Barenbaum Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur H. HamiH'on Tuesday 'Ilh lsr Period Sludy Wednesday Mr. and Mrs. B. S. Allshuler Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Dell Angelo Miss Jusrine Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dunn Miss E. Kalhr F099 yn Clark 6+h Period Sludy Thursday Second Period Maior Ari Mr. and Mrs. Macbelh Shelron Mr. and Mrs. L. Pilla Mrs. Berl Spifz Bobbie Spiiz Mr. and Mrs. M. Moody Mr. and Mrs. Charles T. Munion M,-D and Mrs. Joi-m Sziemangki and Mr. and Mrs. Wm. F. Miller Mr. and Mrs. Alberl Welzel Family Jim's Candy Slore Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Tomplcins Mrs' Chemie Taylor Sam F. Casholl's Meal Marine? Rurhie and Milzi Zaenole Mrs. Edna Thompson Orcheslra Mr. and Mrs. Milron Reniclc Mrs Paul Vaughn Complimenis of Klub Epecure Mr. and Mrs. William Hofinechl Mr 'and Mrs OHO Whi+e 9B 7 Helene V. Ericlcsson , B b' Sh Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Leucrini Mr. and Mrs. David Kasner ll 'es diet Op Mr. and Mrs. D. Gordon Mr. and Mrs. M. Kaufman Mes Madeline Younq I2B 35 Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Orovilz QA 2 l2B 35 Mr. and M's. William Brown 95 R Sylvia and Phil Mr. and Mrs. John T. O'Donnell QB 9 Mrs. Falna G'av Mr. and Mrs. Philip Koolilc IOA II 73 The Parent-Teacher-Daughter Association SUGGESTS Your Continued Interest in Your School Through Membership in P.-T.-D. A. and YOUR HELP In Encouraging Others to Join 1 TOGETHER We can Do Much For THE PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Fon GIRLS STANDARD VACUUM CLEANER COMPANY S.E. Cor. 8th and Arch Streets V and 'T' Love and Luck L'Amour et la Chance i Everything in Veeuum Cleaners -from New - Used - Repairs and Parts YQUR MILESTONE L0 3-1171 - 2 - 3 STAFF 'A' Sima Best Wishes to the 182 Shir-1ey-Ann Judy from the Marsha Myrna 1 8 1 Barbara In Philadelphia - It's BANKS BUSINESS COLLEGE 1200 Walnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. ak FIRST IN SUCCESSFUL BUSINESS TRAINING A Philadelphia Tradition for 66 Years 'Ir Increase Your Income Low Cost . . . Free Placement Be Smart - Enroll Now! 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Cor. 15th and Chestnut Streets flintrance 41 S. 15th Streetj Philadelphia 2, Pa. Vincent Micari A PERSONALIZED SCHOOL - Individual Instruction 'I' Business Administration 'K SPECIAL SHORT COURSES i' Accounting 'A' Secretarial 'k Stenographic Shorthand 8: Typing--10 Weeks Bookkeeping 86 Typing-10 Weeks Shorthand--8 Weeks i' Small Business Management Bookkeeping-8 Weeks i' Real Estate and Insurance Typewriting-6 Weeks Approved for Veterans Day and Evening Classes ADELPHIA BUSINESS SCHOOL CHARLOTTE THOMAS, B.S., M.Ed. Administrator 1211 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. Rlttenhouse 6-9 5 3 5 Decision Before deciding on plans for next ye-ar, cheek on the advantages of taking Peirce courses in Stvnou- raphy, Secretaryship, Business Administration, or 1XCI'UllI'lII2IlH'Y. In mush less time than you think. you can acquire a thorough prrpzxra- tion for a successful varcr-r in the husiness world. 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