South Philadelphia High School - Keepsake Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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CLASS GF IUNE 1942 ALDO ESPOSITO Here is another Army Air Corps prospect. Al's pastimes are swimming and playing bas- ketball, which would seem to tit him for his goal. Good luck, All DAVID 1. FEINVEIRK ,-P' 'I Prince col 't one ir from f f 'i' 9 the head of e nce girl h meg-ts. N An: alfa-ur photog- rapher, w' e happy when el' as n and photographed e Grand Canyon at sunrise. ANTHONY FERRARA Tony will always be re- membered tor his eloquent har- anguing in Social Studies and for his bright happy-go-lucky manner. It is our notion that he would make a marvelous politician. How about it, Tony? , It y N . .,,-1 he t ' BERNARD FINEMAN Bernard is going to college to study engineering, and on grad- uation will join the army. He is an expert swimmer and once saved two people from drowning after swimming a mile to them. CHARLES FLAMMA. IR. Charlie has done secretarial work for the Record Book and Southron News, also was Vice President of the Accounting Club. His ambition is to return to Southern as a Commercial instructor. f fr -- J bf 'kg K -bfi' L LEON FRANCO L I .Z ,1 . , . . y E gh Because of similarity either of F5- f x name or appearance, Leon is y 'A sometimes called Leon Errol. His zi, R hobby is Saxophone playing, if ' and his ambition is to equal ', E Iimmy Dorsey in skill and tame. 2 fi , 2 r ' f 14 ' G- F QQ r if WILLIAM PRANGIPANI A Q Y . Will' ' Mg. V ' k R laps beware! Bill iobby, in fi 'at addition to , Mira, is rifle ' QW' practidmyq-xr r. lXtievveg's pep . ' iw tqlliqs haste games predominate Q ' Q Pin his memories ot life at South- --',' f r 5 J 3' , 1 MARIO A A S f - a ', ay membe ot the pres- , 'et' ent traclrr up ys building 'V f--..f o s A 711 adua, tion he intends t k a posi- Q ' QL tion as a Radio and Aeronautical A A E ' . N gi s y V H V ngineer ki L. 'E ,i 5 , LEONARD R. FULTON r . Fult is a rabid philatelist A 5 F- 'W 'ea' fthe Noah Webster name for a K- - -,,- stamp-collector,l and builds mod- , el railroads. He wants to do , W something to help us on to , - 1, C ii- vrcromf. ,S Y?- . V ARNOLD FYNE A I Arn is famous tor starting the K, ' plaid shirt minus tie tad in Qu- , W . . ,..,,, his class and wearing the avi 'V I trousers the George Batt way. Q- - V f Although he would make a swell - , 'X t X , i t model, he wishes to become a navy pharmacist.

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CLASS CF lUNE 1947 at IOHN DI CECCO lay fan appropriate nick- namel was a member of the band, and plays two instru- ments. He will honor Southern as a businessman. His greatest moment was the field dedication. ALBERT DI CICCO Cisco has a beautiful Italian accent which has probably broken some feminine hearts in the girls' school where he studies French. He is interested in act- ing and Fencing. MARIO DI FELICE Tenor dreams of becoming a great artist but being practical would settle for a musical career in case something goes wrong. He writes songs and enjoys dancing in his spare time., A ff '- U VICTOR DI FELICE Victor, of the Dance Club and Accounting Round Table, likes swimming and bowling. When he graduates from college, he will be known as Victor Di Felice, C. P. A, RALPH DODARO Sc-uthern's bowling team has always been good, and Dee has helped make it so. Success in life for him is indicated by his hearty support for games and shows. i' Q' ,, ,. ,E ,,,, , , . AQ Q, hs sf' 4,- sx nf-:,:?2'ff. .,ifi2i:'.. g.sf sw ..f'f'w,. .. . gf. l ,Q 'if.. , , 1155- I f . A Q., My 7' -7 j fffg- ,,. . '93s H -4 , n . nl . f 52531 9 , 1 t f fy 5 ., , Z A ' : 4 S2 ff 'ix V ' Wi-r . K, A an ,N mr I' .Vg Efggxn z I, W fr f f I' '. f l 3-,'gjgLfm ' , , -'MW . .41 .fit 5 . K .2 24 of 5, WV' 2 ' ' X .V IOSEPH DORAN On his way to the realization ot his greatest ambition, which is to be a flyer, Harp is an airplane modeler oi considerable skill. We need such men today. DAVID ECKSTEIN Dave likes to potter around in a dark roomy not with a girl, but with photographic equip- ment. His greatest moment was the time he stood up to receive his diploma. ROBERT EMBERGER Bob has a keen interest in sports. ln fact, the senator of A5 desires to become a gym teacher. He was 'a nimber of the track teani and captain of the cross country team. 5, I DOMENIC ENRICO Domenic's hobbies are chem- istry and dancing and he be- longed to the corresponding clubs in school. He will apply one of these hobbies in his later life. He intends to become a chemist. MICHAEL ERMILIO Although Mike is not ex- actly what you would call a shooting-star as far as activf ities are concerned, it is not because he lacks ability. He is simply quiet by nature and, is a deep thinker, the kind who really get somewhere.

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CLASS CF IUNE 1942 IRVING GAEMAN If Irv does not soon bowl over 150, something drastic is going to happen. He devotes his spare time to building model airplanes and wants to become a defense worker. ' DAVID GARFINKEL Alllyou privgtes 'and corporals had better be ready to take orders fr'om Dave. ' n 'It ifswhii ambition to become a lieutenant in the Army fir'Corps. J o , pQglERO GAROZZO Beedffgfii his hobby. HQ receivedvhisvgfteefflegsj 'thrill when he entered the A'f6lo'ss.,U'p'on a machinist. VINCENT R. GARY Tootie is a track and foot- ball man, and seemingly an all-round sportsman, for his leis- ure is spent in swimming and dancing. He wants to be a pattern-maker, IACK GASSMAN Yonny used to play violin but finding it too dull, dropped it in favor of the clarinet and saxophone. He has practised in the school band and orchestra for his future profession, that of band leader. graduation he intends, to become' QJXJ' 'I- f x . Q . Wf- ..- 5. . , .. y giz. 4 .9 sw K 'fs rg V M gg. 4 . . X K dv f M, V -f K Q., KN? xf QNX ,? it if A . X 1 I .I .qif4sf m W A ' if ..- , . .fgfg if . . ' ,K C fl , ,..,:. X I . E FI. 1 ' 3, . X'- y A Q .Af g ,.VV -Q . . L 12.35 ' if iii, ,f . t A 515 if , tw 'mi V V615 ff .- V .1 I ' fg gfwamiii its . M' I fimf.. Ars- sale. . , fs , MW ,, ,,.. I W f 'P L . , iw ...Vg 64 -.Yi ' ' , mf , X . ' , - J. H A W ft sl , f vim .v ff , me GEORGE GELMAN Georges request for a 48 hour day has yet to take effect. George, like Rip Van, loves his sleep. Can sleep l2 hours a day and still feel tired. jp. s t A-,JL-'lffg ,',b . 5 ,. - K - ' ll' IOSEPH GILETTO Y 1 Ioe wears a pastel tie and pocket handkerchief every Tues- day to the Dance Club. His friends say he is a real heart- breaker. Pity the women he meets when he becomes a surgeon and can handle a knife. LEANARD GIORDANO Photography and airplane mod !yAgQyi5nhS idle time. Eve esmust have noticed his courteous manner as usher at the .school's formghcpsf eg-'-C,,, peciallyfiilaffilffmfemales. P ' WILLIAM GLASSMAN T e nothing Bill would rat e d an dance, and t ' is vi V the fa t e be ongs d A Class ce!CoTfi ittee. He also e ioys bowling and riding. GUY L. GLORIA Guy , once a member of Southern's football team, has topped his colorful sojourn at the hallowed halls of Southern by copping top honors as President of the A Class. Guy still re- calls his first game with our eleven. '