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

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l X Sq sgegaing ua crow fde Ana gon! gne are fde -no si, ,, ag.-. I 7 EL 55 Anvi EHS vrfr f JACUB A. HICHMI-KN Hail to the Chief our own Mr. Richman. The man who rules his classes with an ever ready yardstick. The mighty personality has helped his classes laugh their way to knowledge in Southern since 194-2. It has been with great satisfaction and pride that the boys of Book I have been able to have him as their advisor these past three years. GEUHEE W. HIEHAHDS Mr. Richards has been a member of the Southern High Faculty for twenty-nine years. In his college career he achieved both the Bachelor of Science and the Master of Arts Degrees. Many senior classes have profited by his experience and advice. For more than twenty years, he has sponsored the Chemistry Club. Mr. Richard's plans include a great many more years at Southern. Z SAMU EIL BASIN Mr. Drasin. one of our most popular teachers, has been in the teaching profession since 1939. After graduating from VVest Phila. High School in 19211-A, he attended the University of Pennsylvania, where he received a hfaster of Arts Degree in history. lvhile at West Phila., Mr. Drasin played on the chess team that defeated Southern. The boys of Book III have had him as their advisor si11ee the 10A grade. C. U. IIUHNELL Mr. Cornell, advisor of Book IV of the graduating class, was born and educated in Newton, Pa. In 190-'11 he entered Williamson School and graduated in 1908. From 1908 to 1919 he was employed in industry and taught in several Philadelphia schools. In 1919 he came to South Philadelphia, where he has been ever since. Among the subjects he has taught in Southern are wood-work. pattern- making, moulding, and mechanical drawing. Fourteen N483