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

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L: V- V - ,. .- -,,-.4 V - 4, - -- . - . I, V. ' ,,.f V .A-4 1 .A 5 -,V - V.. 1. 1,,L V. v I' ar . .44-'mgaamzvmizaq .WV 4 ,VV - ,M .Vf svgiwxfsfla-'tai.-i+ZJ1KmfbiQ9.Z4x5:e4?mhw15i7mQ?hf1r:tvI2Ei5 , V b vase . . .flleahmzwl fo MR. A. BEAUMONT To a person who nas listened to our most distressing problems, aided us in our hours of need, and has planned for us from our entrance to our exit or finale the many activities we have participated in, Mr. Arthur Beaumont-we dedicate this KEEPSAKE of January 1960. Act I-Our sophomore year saw the vast planning he was engrossed in for us. It was our most distressing termg we were confronted by a new school and a new form of education. Many problems arose, all easily solved by his confidence' inspiring personality. Act II-The center of our second year saw our miseries subdued by the learned Mr. Beaumont. It was the unfolding of our most remembered Jr. Prom, Moon Glow. Act III-This our Senior Year has brought to light the many activities made possible by the man to whom we dedi' cate this, our Yearbook-Class of January, 1960. One I W- of l SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL Zzwywi? MZ lieepsake-Ianuary 1960 CO-EDITORS IOSEPH I. FRANGIPANE AMELIA M. D'AMICO year story of our class. e 'ff'.xff f.,.M have been like .1 great play, each an act, and each activity .ll scene. All this has been Il As the curtain opened, we foundourselves in S.P4H.S. Auditorium. Beginning at this point, 'we were 21 hundred walking toward one goal, 'the time iweg! highly-'honored realize that the climax has been curtain call on A ' .il Aiuu one fof 'our dearest it which will be dear way- to keep which has been rentmsted to this From. to us for the F x r V . X X 4 I 1 . 1 v 4 1 f 1 1 1 1 1 V X 1- 1 , LJ A 1 Q f 5: fm 1 I 1 1 I A 1 f 1 l I X 1- V f 3' w if ,law 1 '-3 n ,,,,' , f---r f-W W- , ' , J r 'L 4 .ar .Wan rv' MISS ANN WRIGHT: . District Superintendent F Sw y PRINCIPAUS MESSAGE . r I I 'lf Dear Bo s and Girls: , j Y One experiences a grand feeling to be part of a yearbook such as our Keepsake Not because it has won many awards over the years for its artistry, but because it belongs to a group of fine young men and young women. I hope that I have been of service to you. As a parting word of advice, let me suggest that you promise yourself to live up to the Optimist Creed- To be too large for Worry, too noble for anger, too strong for fear, and too happy to permit the presence of trouble. All of you have my best wishes for a long, healthful, happy, and successful future. JOSEPH J. Rossi Principal Six x alumni? 5' Good morning, boys and girls. This is Dr. Wasserman. This morning I have a few reminders for you. How many times have we heard this during the past three years in Southern? Too many times to count, that is for sure! Dr. Wasserman is responsible for our public address system in school and has been delivering the goods during almost every advisory period! If not for him and his daily gossip, how would we have known about our various meetings, responsibilities and the approach of the next early day? His administrative ability was obtained from a rich background of intellectual accomplishments. Among his degrees are a B.S. and M.S. from the City College of New York, and a Ph.D. from the University of Pennsylvania. In addition, Dr. Wasserman has ex- perienced the sponsorship of a school newspaper and a dramatics club prior to his career at SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL. DR MAURICE WASSERMAN As one or our three vicefprincipals, Dr. Caporale has various duties and obligations which she performs with the intelligence, eiiiciency and understanding of a conscientious person. She seems never to tire and is always ready to lend a willing ear to listen to students' tales of grief or joy or to offer her guidance with the nu' merous extrafcurricular clubs and activities enjoyed in our school. Her other duties also include the administration of the school. Dr. Caporale's high school education was obtained at none other than SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL for GIRLS. Her next step was Temple University where she obtained her B.S. degree. , Her next accomplishment in the Held of education was made in the University of Pennsylvania where her M.S. and Ed.D. were We owe a great deal of thanks to Dr. Wasserman, acquired. Dr. Caporale, the class of January, 1960, would like to thank you for the many things that you have done for us. MR. SIDNEY WAGMAN DR. JOSEPHINE CAPORALE Mr. Sidney'Wagman, is the newest addition to the administrative staff. Although he has been a part of our school for the last year and a half, many of us are not acquainted with him. However, this is a good omen, as his duties involve the disciplinary department! He attended Temple University and the University of Pennsylf vania and has received his Masters Degree. Even though he has been with us a short time, he has gained the respect and admiration of the staff and students. Mr. Wagman, we hope that you will enjoy many happy and healthy years at South Philadelphia High School. Seven 2 , 1 ,. 4 L- f 'Q , . 1-1- i -dl JJ fi, 4 ' cn ,ss X ,v Zggg 1, --if Mrs. S. Beard Mr. J. Bender Mr. P. Dehnick Mrs. L. Gilbert Miss M. Gillespie Mrs. J. Goldberg Mr. S. Goldberg Eight I cf12l.2ll, 1 Alix., Mr. G. Hess Mr. G. Kimmel K 1vn..4-14-Afg Mrs. G. LaBrasga ll , I lg-' rl! lfggzl Miss K. Mcllvain Miss M. O'N'eil Mr. A. Ostrum Mr. G. Paravicini 1525 Dr. C. Rosenthal Mr. F. Rothman Mr. D. Ryan Mr. C. Shelow Mrs. A. Szldanny Mrs. M. Struve Miss A. Wogan Mr. I. Katz Departmental Head E CLIH The spotlight falls on our English Department. The literary world was opened to us during these three years. Our teachers impressed us with their vast knowledge and everlasting understanding of our not digging Shakespeare. Some of us tried our creative skills in the journalism class and others hamming it up in Dramatics. WStar English was offered for those of us who were amateur psychologists. How can we forget the many dreaded book tests, essays and compositions, term tests, gram' mar reviews research papers, poetry reading, and of course, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Charles Dickens, Edna Eerber, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, you will be in our hearts forever! Mr. A. Beaumont Mr. H. Becker QQ V X r EXMQSSMJ. 'Bergex-13 , Mrs. H. Candeub Mr. A. DeRosa V' .ff 'Ten Miss Z. Hanover Mrs. S. Heyne Mr. I. Karchin Mr. L. Margarite Mr. J. Mathieu .. Mr. D. Paranzino l -ras' s v r,. . XI' Vx' r .gif Ns 5f?f,Y X Mrs. M. Rank rl, t Mr. W. Reisman Mr. J. Shuman Miss E. Speiser Mr. S. Weiner Mr. S. Brodsky Departmental Head I-II TGRY Of course Grant took Richmond. If you don't be' lieve me, ask Miss Liberty Bell fMiss Bergenl, or any one of the teachers in our school under the di' rection of Mr. Brodsky, the head of the Social Studies Department. If there were any questions in our minds concerning history, we knew where to go. All of our history teachers were up to date on their favorite subject and were overjoyed to exhibit their great store of knowlf edge. We were certainly privileged to be able to obtain such an excellent background in both American and European history here at Southern. Eleven ,Q Mr. J. Nelson Departmental Head CIE CE The Science Department of South Phila' delphia High School is one of the inest in the city. We can attribute this accomplishf ment to our wonderful science teachers and to the capable head of the department, Mr. Nelson. Biology, physics, and chemistry are the sciences offered in our school to insure our understanding of the world we live in. For those who wish to probe deeper into the wonders of nature, there is an ad' vanced science course. This course enables gifted students to indulge in those fields of science which most interest them and to develop pure scientiic reasoning. Southern certainly gives the training in the light of modern theory and keeps abreast of the latest developments in the different sciences. Mrs. V. Cohen .M Mr. A. Guisini Mrs. S. Grant Dr. M. Herdegen Mr. R. Johnson Mr. R. Minyard Mr. A. Panzano Twelve 9 3 l ' .f , 1.,,..'7. i . .9 rl TQ,1'9x iisifgnf il ,alt ' fhiffsae.-Hai, aw Mr. D. Rapoporr Mr. B. Reed Mr. E. Salvucci Mr. M. Specker Mr. S. Todarello , at ra . QT' Mr. R. Young AA, . .A M, . effj?f3:Zf?ffj . 2, ' I M 'I , f ',. ffl' 'f ual -.- be Ir. G. Allessandrini H .NN N V, Miss G. Cannon n-J Mrs. J. Herring 'l N r x .X I , QA 2 , . . - ' X Htgjggll Q it X .Q M rf L' l ,pact 'Q Mr. M. Jenkinson f- L ff J Mr. A. Mogul Miss H. 0'Boyle Mr. R. Ricciuti Miss S. Schwartz 'S KX A -Bali W ,f f A 's-r'.-24 . -i remiss. L ix . - a Vi .Y '- . L .Z 'in ' gg I, '4 I ,. :- FN A ' A Mr. J. Rigolizzo Departmental Head MATHEMATIC Whether preparing for college or the business world, we have all come in contact with the Mathematics Department. These, our instructors, with their understanding guidance and capable teaching, have coached us towards the goal of progress for the past three years. Since variety is the spice of life, our school offers many branches of math, such as geometry, algebra, trigonometry, solid geometry, and general math. How can we forget the tense moments experienced on those Wednesday mornings! With the approaching electronic age it will be up to us, the future scientists and mathematicians of tomorrow, to meet, the needs of our world. This department has been one of the most important stepping stones to our ambitions. We, the class of 1960, appreciate your worthwhile en' deavors and will continue to do so in the years to come. rg, , N W9 f J 2 1 'QS 'F' 'ez 5, ,, .A O l CJ J! 'E' . X9 .sr Na, Mr. F. Baccari Departmental Head LANGUAGES Labor omnia vincit flabor conquers all thingsj should be the motto for our fine Language Department. Headed by ,Mr. Baccari, the language teachers have been understanding and have painstakingly tried to instill in us the A, E, I, O, U's! of either Latin, French, Italian, or Spanish. How could any of us forget thinking Que se yo fhow should I knowj when the big Spanish major questions stumped usg read' ing Cyrano de Bergerac in Frenchlg learning to speak Italian by recordsg trying to comprehend the comprehensive Latin testsg those impossible quickie quizzesg a detective story called, f'Noche Oscura En Lima g acting out an Italian opera. And how many of us could honestly translate an entire story on our own? These memories will be Mernoria in aeternaf' Un ever' lasting remembrancej Mrs A Baccari Mr. S. Berkowitz Miss A. Capolupo Miss R. Levenson Mr. R. Lombardi Mr. A. Powell 1 .abr Ji Mrs. M. Giuliano Jo KZ' i Mr. L. Stratoti L I X L K.,f Dr. S. Segal Mrs. S. Cohen Miss D. Flacco Mrs. F. Segal Mr. D. Kammerman Mfs- L- Weiss Mrs. C. Young Mr. M. Kushner Nt 4 1 , 3 l' fs X XNY If l I7 Mr. L9mP9ft Departmental Head fr L. MODIFIED QI I J' 5' l: .' Q l XR ' X The Department of Special Curricula, ,V H N under the able leadership of Mr. jack , ,,, x Lempert, includes the fields of music, home - sn. h-L v . Ftfteen '-L, 5 QD llll .W economics, as well as its modified program. When Maestro Lempert lifts his baton, he must make harmony out of many seemingly divergent subjects, for his supervision ex' tends from biscuits to Beethoven, from cookies, to Chopin, and from soup to Shostakovitch. The modified curriculum helps those nonfacademically-minded stu' dents, who otherwise might have difficulty, to complete a course of study which helps them find a useful place in the world. ,ff Jr x. ,,', 1 9 Miss F. Alter Miss B. Block Mrs. N. Caplan Mrs. C. Cohen Miss A. Doyle Mr. N. Fox Mr. J. Green Mr. D. Hilsee Mr. D. Hummel Mrs. P. Intenzo A Miss E. Jesberg Sixteen Wu 4 A Mrs. E. Klain Mr. L. Lessiek Mr. H. Levin Mr. S. Parker Mrs. E. Perkins .Iii -. sf.. Us 1' ., cha. A .Q I Mr. S. Pinkenson Mrs. M. Pollock Mrs. C. Raymond Mrs. S. Richman Mrs. R. Shanley Seventeen Mr. M. Shenker Mr. S. Shrager Mrs. M. Turner Mr. A. Willis Mr. Winston Mr. C. Woods Mr. R. Sunderland Departmental Head COMMERCE The Commercial Department, under the leadership of Mr. Sunderland, has many things to offer students whose aims are careers in the business world. It is South' ern's largest department, teachers and stu' dentfwise. For girls wishing to acquire working experience, the cooperative edu' cation course is available, provided they have maintained good 'marks in the precede ing .terms. The boys, too, may take the distributive education course. In this course they come to school in the moming and work during the afternoon. Among these opportunities are the chance to learn to use a number of machines that you would find in an olhce. Among these machines that you would find in an office are the following: comptometer, monroe, sunstrand, bookkeeping, audiograph, ediphone, and mimeograph. ,- ,M 19 I - ' Miss H. Conkling ,fy 7, I , N :', i' Mrs. J. Geiger Miss B. LaFont E awk Miss E. Martin I fi r Mrs. D. Crawford 4 I EX. 5 7 I Miss E, Murphy ,,,m,.r' , 9 gs ,. 1-ww W- ,Q Mrs. M. Shegog Mr. J. Carter Mr. D. Eastburn Mr. C. Galletta flea ,AVV Miss A. McNaughton A. i in in ' A, ,,,' 1- . ,Q-l:' 75' ' M ' V 'iii' ' A 7 Eighteen 3 7 Mr. A. King iff ,-. 517s x -P -' 5 Mr. J. Pitt . ' 5. 1 - V it ' , ,-50 .P K ' ,gg Q , , if X Mr. V. Presto lr' f KE' a if H P Mr. A. siani V :I ' Q: I' ' f 4 J L -THF Mr. H. Trautwein D 1 Q 7 1, P 1.4, 'xr - Mr. H. Zeiil Nineteen Mr. I. Brody Departmental Head GYM DEPT. The Physical Education Department for boys, under the leadership of Mr. Brody, offers a broad, wellfbalanced program of activities designed to develop those desirable skills, interests, habits, and attitudes which will satisfy the student's needs both in and out of high school. Soundness in body and mind has been the goal of men for genera' tions. The Physical Education Department program aids students in attaining physical soundness and athletic prowess. The Girls' Gym Department is under the leadership of Mrs. Crawford. The compef tent teachers, Mrs. Crawford, Miss Conkf ling, Mrs. Geiger, Miss LaFont, Miss Mc' Naughton, Miss Murphy, and Mrs. Shegog, give the feminine half of S.P.H.S. instruc' tions in physical and health education. Not only do they faithfully fulfill their duties, but they also carry on an extensive extrafcurricular program. Through their efforts we girls have an opportunity to learn modern dancing, bowling, tennis, cheer' leading, and numerous other games and sports. Mr. H. Davis Departmental Head INDUSTRI L RTS Our Industrial Arts Department covers an assortment of shop and trade preparaf tory courses. These courses provide the boys with an overall education so that they will be prepared to enter either the industrial world or to advance themselves better in the academic field. The boys spend many hours in such shops as woodcutting, silkscreeningh and printing. They learn how to operate skill' fully the intricate machines and pick up many hints that will aid them in the years to come. The department is under the 'Line super' vision of Mr. Davis. He and his staif members are noted throughout the school for their wonderful sense of humorg they have been ,an aid to the boys with their careful advice and training. The boys would like to express their thanks and tip their hats to an eihcient and helpful staff! is-4 Mr. L. Chialastri 5 i '1 nr? X. ',,.,- I Mr. B. Cutler 55' L 1 A p 1 'i' Mr. M. Feldman Mr. A. Forte gtg., , X f zu.. , X, as ' 'til 'U 5. s si'- 1 , ':I .,.:5- -3,1 3 ' . r T rf WL Mr: J. Hill 3 :z ,ff'?.'f. f '- 'g - 51 f:Q:'2fQ,1 C ' 1 '.11'Ef:i'.:' , l , f' :ff:ff???'5':. - Twenty Mr. L. Hille Mr. J. Ives Mr. H. Mock Mr. E. Neithammer Mr. T. Tifmy Mr. F. Vassalo Miss S. Gevov, Mr. J. Mack, Miss A. Voegelm, Mr. W. Yeats QLQJ iz J v. 111 , Q ww XA f Y 5:53 -,e gy... .af .3 , .M ww. ' ',..,,,.- 5 , MR. W. ESHER RM i j V I 53 ' M5 HOMEECQ Qf3NQMK 4- . MR. M f. .-Q X ARCHESE 'T y 40 CID C-7 . . . . GRADE COUNSELORS f . SPEECH . . . NURSES ..,. STOCK CLERK M iv . , -v , ' , ', . + V ,f I , 1 ' Y' , 1. V' 'ff In v ssc.. , .,. V ' SL .11 -M55 I E . Nb-xx'--'N,.. LIBRARIANS . . . SECRETARIES ' - - NON'TEACHING 'Twentyftwo E N N' THEY ALSO SERVE .... W f ELEVATOR OPERATORS WM N Q9 . a C5 am 23? Liga Q W MEN L M DIETICIANS P, E I i f Twentyffouf aww ix Sap' 1 x H vr ,, C' n ' -,J Q 5. . l, ..,, , ,f l .1.,+ - ' Lf V , 1 , x Q. fi 1 -.P yi 'Z I 1 f 1 J . '- if' :ff -. , N M. 4 ,, ' 1 m' V, . X 'x A. 4 i 1 , 1 4 1 ' P 1 Q. 4 . rw, -4 KEEPSAKE tiff' 'nf Deborah Bralow Business Manager ! ff! ' a ri if 5 I rf- 1 3 . 51, ' t'f,. 'i V Q ' I ' X' I ' :af Hex Q , ,Z 1 . . I, 2,1 0 if A -J fy .,., 5 A I fs BUSINESS 4fN. .6 A joseph Coluzzi Ass't Bus. Manager all 5 ,ay ,ffm I STAFF ,, . rsssmr '-ff'-T-.52 1 ia' me mf' ' ' . . WILLIS In V MR A I - --1521 ' Se . 1 Mary Ann Berenato John Beradone As!! Bus. Manager Ass't Bus. Manager Front row: Genevieve Faralli, Chris Sacchetti, Mary Ann Berenato, joseph D'Imperio, Deborah Bralow, George Latella, Betty Ann Cancelosi. Second row: Loretta DeFrc-mcesco, Roslyn Satinsky, Kathleen D'Urso, Penny Pan-fointo, Marsha Rosen, MaryAnn Terico. STAFF MEMBERS John Beradone Mary Ann Berenato Mary A. Berenato Deborah Bralow Betty Ann Cancelosi joseph Coluzzi Loretta DeFrancesco Joseph D,Imperio Kathleen D'Urso TOP AD GETTING SECTIONS Genevieve Faralli George Latella Charles Leone William Morris Penny Panepinto Dennis Petrancuri Marsha Rosen Roslyn Satinsky Chris Sacchetti MaryAnn. Terico ,L BOOK 1 C.O.E. BOOK 4 Twentyfjive BOOK 1 C.O.E. Q Miss M. V. O'Neil Get those personal cards in or else! This sound was quite familiar to us, the members of the Keepsake Staff and to those of us around the Keepsake oflice. The personal cards, however, were not the only things that we dealt with. It was the job of the cofeditors to write a theme for our Yearbook, while the assistant eclitor's main worry was the pictures. Of course, the literary def partment and the typing department had quite a respon- sibility, also. These are the main- points, plus hours and hours of work after school, which made your Keepsake, january 1960, the book that you are now reading. All of these things could not have been accomplished without the careful supervision and experience. of our sponsor, Miss O'Neil. In forming a book such as this, there were many rough spots, but the person that was always ready to smooth them was our sponsor. Miss O'Neil has been sponsoring the Keepsake staff for four years and has listened to the woes and joys of many editors. During a brief period of our sponsor's absence, Mr. Shelow and Mr. Paravincini aided our staff. We would like to extend our thanks to these members of the faculty. The staff appreciated their help. Along with the work the editors had laid out for us there were also the many pleasant hours of sharing each other's company. fThe yelling, screaming, and itWSE3'l'? we will not mention., However, despite the ulcerfforming times the staff experienced, we managed to emerge victorious and make what we think to be a wonderful -Yearbook. We hope that you think as we do and that your Yearbook becomes a symbol of your life at Southern that you will never forget. Twentyfsix xi-f Joseph F rangipane Co-Editor-in-Chief KEEPSAKE STAFF MEMBERS John Aiello Charlotte Berger Arthur Bohrove Marilyn Broder Sheila Brown Betty Ann Cancelosi Harlan Coopersmith Joyce Dias Carolyn Gelone John Gerace Emest Genzano Barbara Leone Marsha Rosen Helen Saponari Judith Saracino Beverly Spitalny Dorothy Sworoh Angela Trallo Annette Varallo :Y ii H1 -:e i 1 X 'x ' xv, I, Joyce S. Dias Marilyn Broder 65 z 5 -I-ug ti Betty Ann Cancelosi Beverly Spitalny XS f Q' Ne,-41 Amelia M. D'Amico Ca-Editor-in-Chief f-df ' if V . 4 -tiki vi my Q X 5 X W I x. ,, i, . KM N' 'fffA'f'QQ '4 :Wu 1 26 w ww, f f 44 'f ll fy fbi Y f' f N 4 H62 if wi, A Mr Q? glif Xf ' 4 ' f y 1 v'fr'l'N:14-ll, fl 311: ' :-5.-'- Wxij' gr, 12 'M 22' - A Michael Seidman Associate-Editor X wlxlm Nff-N4 Ll AIQT EDITOR o o ,L is I- 1 gg W P' J bm X 'N 7 ' A A fN M' '53 -5 fb . . I - f ,-V., . 5, 1, , , 3 . 4 .5 W' N3 If , :c5fv,.,, ' Beverly Spitalny mr qw-av Carole Margadonna SUUTHRO wF ' Dorothy Sworob Editor-in-Chief STAFF MEMBERS Stephen Walk, Associate Editor Marcia Alper Susan Berman Murray Bruder Carl D. Buscaglia Eileen Catalano Dorothy Danese Carole DiStefano Lynne Evangelist Eugene Fetchina Theresa Fusco Eileen Gordon Johanna Goslin Donna Levin Anne Luhrman Pat Macauley Carole Margadonna Loretta Palladino Fred Ruggieri Pat Scannapieco William Soloway Beverly Spitalny Eileen Tuckman Mary Talotta Twenfyfeight J Q H E 15 oss 4-f 1 4 -7 4 1 QYN, -Q4-f, Lynn Evangelista IX an . Carole Di Stefano '- 'V' 4' y A i K gd at gag , 3 ff xg . ao wet' ' asks' , ff s . L 1 . , ,,,,,, .,.,,,.1 f,5,,.q, .L .. .fa ,,f.,-2-. M 5,3455 . ga, I J- ggi L 45+-:Siva 'e . 1, QI ,- , 1.55 H sag U Kia:-. f.w pg .m..g., A L 5 Q4 A1143-NES-.-,Vx H1444 , nf -:-gf, ,M fi 51, Q A ' f Mffef ' ' fra: -f 1, 3 M , , ' .115 a wifs.f.:5,ff 32,25 1 as K 'Q s f 11--.1 .3 wwf if 4' -, me sh., 5 M - ,sg .2 :Q v. Y A.: 4 4:51-15, ' 4, -vt-, . - S X, 3 it X Q' ,AA few ,. ' M . , , . ' 'N The Southrons will be distributed on Fri' . 1- V MW a - we N r' ., NWN . ,. ,IAQ W ,. J day! The familiarity of these words symbolized Q the work and efforts of our capable staff under W the leadership of Mr. George Paravicini. This distinguished literary advisor has once again ref sumed his position is sponsor of the newspaper. The superb work and efforts of Dottie Sworob, editorfin-chief of the paper, and Steve Wolk, the associate editor, have maintained the paper's high standards. We will long remember such feature articles as Whee Three written by Carole Margadona, Lynn Evangelist, and Carole DiStephano and Such ls Life! by Beverly Spitalny! The girls' sports section was edited by our own Charlotte Berger! The expert coverf age of the various events kept us well informed, We honor you, the staff, for employing your sparkling ideas, your limited time, and your enhancing talentsg these qualities are outstandf ing, desirable, and, as it has always been and will always be, traditional!! MR. PARAVICINI f 9550 H' -Q ! li E ' 1 SQUTHRON STAFF MEMBERS Front row: Carole Margadonna, -Beverly Spitalny, Marcia Alper, Dorothy Sworob, Stephen Wolk, Murray Bruder, Dorothy Danese, Carole DiStefano. Center row: Eilene Tuckman, Eileen Catalano, Mary Talotta, Susan Berman, Johanna Goslin, Theresa Fusco, Loretta Palladino, Pat Macaulay. Back row: Eileen Gordon, William Soloway, Fred Ruggieri, Eugene Fetchina, Pat Scannapieco, Carl D. Buscaglia, Donna Levin, Anne Luhrman. O R STUDE T 'WN X eg Mr. A. V. Giusini Ca-Sponsor Joseph Leis Treasurer Q-fi Vincent Tisa President ' KU' XX,- Nicholas Rago 2nd Vice-President An association of, by, and tor the students -that is our S. A. Headed by most competent teachers, Mr. A. Guisini and Mr. D. Parazino, our Student Association is bustling with activities. One of the first activities of this past term was a reception given for the 1OA's, who were formally welcomed into the school at this time. Among our other activities, there have been various dances, such as: The Patio Party and our Harvest Hop, which numerous guest stars attended. ' 3' V3 .'1,... . 1' 3' il 'ff ' iii , ' gig E Senior S. A. Representatives 11 v-K 'vw ASSGCI QBQQ ik glll lun mu-vqikli TIO ?:-4 .- N lx H The first annual Golden Apple Day will be long remembered by XXX Mary Ann Lodato Vice-President A a -Hz. ., 9'-' Mr. D. Paranzino - I ' Co-Sponsor 1 in - ,, s a ir: Q ' I l 1 .Qs Diane Macwilliams .Q il: ' lim: ' ny, X - 3 Secretary 'Q' .ax EF 1.1 ease Reagan?-i Marlene Berman 3rd Vice-President our faculty. Many of the teachers received Golden Apple awards, which were given to those who aided the S. A. by chaperoning dances, attending sports activities and having good school spirit. The entire teaching staff was honored at a luncheon. During advisory period every morning, there can be found in 312fC, the officers, cabinet, and committee chairmen and members, always planning something new for the enjoyment of the student body. It can be truly said of this organization that it is the core of the student life at South Philadelphia High. l l L- S. A. Cabinet 'w STUDE T ASSOCIATIO COMMITTEE ' I fjiffl ' 3 M A f l ' A A I T W I iff I V Q ' ' I xg ff - if ir V 1 j ' AQHV f .1 I' ,2I:41ji. W if ,n I af 'f- f I 'f 1 1 IA 41 w-L I wwf' Z .f -. f.vK2f1e , Q ' ' 1 J' , ' l '1 , - .. 1 ' ,' 4750 nag? 4 V' li . , ,,,. ' I ' I I 'ff' A , i I 'I LX mle gfff r 5 I 1 TI DISTRIBUTION COMMITTEE MEMBERS Left to right: Kay Farell, Amelia D'Amico, Thomas Ray, John Gerace, Chairman, Joseph Garilfo, Nick Feliccia, joseph D'Imperio. SOCIAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS Front raw: Marcia Alper, Shelia Rultenberg, Selma Adelman, Barbara Leone, Chairman, JoAnn Per- rupato, Theresa Scotti, Roseann Piraino. Standing: Joyce Trager, Marilyn Broder, John Gerace, Marvin Hunter, Ken Levin, Jos. Frangipane, Phillip Faillace, Spencer Davis, JoAnn Cavelier, Sandra Singer. ,gy HOSPITALITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS Left to right: Theresa Scotti, Bernice Presley, Mari- belle Holcombe, Chairmang Barbara Leone, Josephine Giampietro, Theresa Coco. PUBLICITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS Sitting: Barbara Leone, Mary Levy, Maralynne Kleinberg, Co-Chairman, Marvin Hunter, Co-Chair- many Sandra Kirch, Cecelia Kapitz. Standing: Sandra Wadler, George Cain, Jeanette Knie. Q' I 1 2 -gis- 'CBI' x OUR MISS LIBERTY BELL Miss Joan Bergen, young, intelligent, and attractive was selected as Miss Liberty Bell for Philadelphiafs gala Fourth of July celebration, welcoming Alaska as the 49th stare. With authorization of the City and the help of a spacious bus, our Miss Bergen set about the task of visiting the original thirteen colonies and inviting each of the governors to attend the ceremonies at Indef pendence Hall. In Boston, she was crowned 'LQueen of the Bunker Hill Day Ball and given a champagne breakfast in Washington. Also, she was formally introduced to the United States Senate. Miss Bergen represented our fair city with wholesomeness and sin' cerity that is symbolic of our fair nation. f BELL :IAL l EM- ,LIBERTY WHOS lun Q . 3 MMS A, MA 60011 L88 U I I is Levee f 4 44' , , 4.44 2444 54? ,L 4 A ffff ff!! ,gt I 1 ,444 449, if M !j,, ,,. wg as! ,ff-1 ,449 if H -'44 f nf x 4-4a f ff mm. ' 1 2 ' '1 4 . Q 23 - . X., A M 1 .NW i i 'I' ,L 2 EE xk X131 lg! , .f v .. EX nl! lil ' Beauty m th ,.,, ,4r fff- , ,, 4 SSI ,. .Ag av,-.4 , A' I5 5-r' ',, 1 '54 f f e stone 194 G9 if ,f ., ,-wh., 11 --v,,,,-A-4' X 1955 55 5-.ff L est we for get A vkew it om the stage Thiytyfouy HO Tb 13, V156 re vidot Kes ate :Cm embe' ea ese hallowe d halls Tw -, Rb, Thirtyffive ego utbern S tage s rri a a a .s ORCHESTRA .,. . f I fez anrr A gmt Our Band and Orchestra, under the able direction ' of Mr. john Mack, has been a source of pleasure to all of us, The Band, bedecked in their snappy red and black uniforms, cut an impressive Hgure on our field during the football games. Southern's morale has been boosted by our Band, as we cheered our team on to victory. The Orchestra, as always, continues-to be South' ern's main cultural organization. The orchestra's participation in Call Me Madam, Oklahoma, and Brigadoon gave the Broadway touch to our shows. The orchestra also added a bit of nostalgia to our commencement. The Orchestra and Band will be remembered for producing the finest music this side of Broad Street! BAND ORCHESTRA Thirtyfsix BAND, AND VOCAL To P , Y A ZA- A M1 nf? 'Q T Do, re, mi, fa, so, la, ti, do!! Can you carry a tune? If you could and were able to follow directions, you were eligible to be a fullffledged member of the vocal ensemble. The vocal ensemble has contributed much to our school. Its program before the Christmas holiday was very inspiring and enlightened its appreciative audience. The everfexpanding group is under the capable direction of Mr. William Yeats. We thank the vocal ensemble for enriching the cultural and mu' sical aspect of our school life. H MMQ I Q if N fd - 53 n H 4 Alia ri VOCAL TAP R! A MR. WILLIAM YEATS xl We WW,,,,, ,,V,V,,, , A. , , V ,, K D -D I if Nj! Ogg: Thivtyfseven ,ln-L rx h , Z MEDICAL TECHNICIANS Left to right: Hope McCollum, Belly Fox, Edith Easterday, Loiuse Forte. L ff 5- 1 1 CLUB sl, 5 2 5 -r I lil CLUB V ' 'iii E 1 ,cw V Z2 ,, ,, 5 HALL AIDE BOARD Siltin ' Gay Ka lan Florence Berlin Beverly Spitalny, Joyce Trager. Standing: E' P Judy Kanofslcy, Bm-balra Leone, Joyce Dlias. Thirtyfeight TECHNICAL CREW Mr. Vasallo, Head i FUTURE TEACHERS OF AMERI' Miss K. Mcllvain, Sponsor 'W ALUMN , ECLUB BIOLOGY CLUB Left to right: Myra Gordon, Edward Shenshuk, Dave Kaiser, Murray Cohen, Mindy Bax-sky. USHERS fling: Claire Feldman, Betty Ann Cancelosi, Marcia Alper, 12A Head, Marilyn oder, 12B Head, Carolyn Gelone, Joyce Dias, Shirley Marron. Standing: Charlotte rger, Mary Ann Brizzi, Debra Austin, Sabina Verdi, Beverly Spitalny lllllllwmuxlunu LIBRARY AIDS lf .13 Left to right: Marsha Jacobs, Ula Mae Grant, Marie Sgambati, Arlene Sotloif, Shirley fpafff' Graham, Thomas Terefay, Myra Gordon, Phyllis Stralfard, Betty Prince, Sarah Rinizi. Thiftyfnine WN 4 4-1 lf. ,k, 1 1.4 ,, Y. .I .5 5 Y X ,+ L . ,- 4 f- - :Tb V ,V -- wg. .,,,, Aj 113 1 1 CGLOR GUARD - -- , J '-'Q '-' Carolyn Gelone, Gerson Korntraeger, Melvin Cherry, Judith Saracino, Captain. CHEERLEADERS 'lv 'Q 225 , ., ry, mi Y -Nh -F S2 7 XX MAJORETTES Nr v J E D ' O' E' A I Y 4 .f ,E :E F I Fty Asia U wh, ' 074 19 ,V , A, ,Q , ., . 4 A S W A x 325 Z f 5 f ., 0 fm is 05. 3 1 W, 7 f Kgs? r if Q , ,f an 4 U' 1 xx x 4, x H if ,ea ' ff , X . ig.xm,Kr1y f ' s 1 Xl 41,1 54 lima fl , K A kwin, gait' ? , xl .A , 9 1,5 1 in 3 3',-igiglllflzf. A A 3 l s W' 1' iz 4 i hkllliwtlliiffl Qi Q f ' 39 gg i n wwf, f, 'Z f ar I lrvlmp 4 t I H, XMIM . f f i 'GV df 1 , -' MQ Frank Schiavo , ,ff W ,,:.,f.f :f,Z'i'5g,, b - C-:pf-un , a-,,,,. L -. t, . va- I-hiv. ' Y ' -. 11,5 Q ' , ' H 1 ' . by C , f .,, . V H .. , .fa 441. : pe ,fg .fM:::4,5gf - 13 y 1 V f . .la ,fisgzai ' , f ,au -.tw .,75fi-flaw - -2 I .ww f' A I ,,,f.,fv .V 1- W . f V ' WAWV. faq f N , 'f .. ' , . We , 5:,,,,,fi 1 ..Eg,sf-, MJT' ...,. ., K lr' pw uv- , . P .A 1, -' - 1- A 7.- -52.5. -' , , :ti CMM .0 1 ' '. i , 5 -, rf. . . -v. r-- w . c f ':fZf:'59+1-'19 'f-5 ISP .r il, .7 J' af. '- s ,.,91,g.1 i . R52 M if 3 fir ,gf U .A Q., U . 1. 'g ,, is V 42551 , V, , A .sr --1 .,-.pray ,ra , -f-M 3 .AZ - ,- ,Q -- -.1-!-if HA If at first you don't succeed, try and try again is a motto by which our Red and Black Rams have, for a trying iive years abided by. It has been proven many times over that if you try and try hard enough, your goal is always achieved. This, our Senior year, was the year our baseball team regained its athletic supremacy. The winning of the city title was a ,great triumph for the team and the school. This victory gives the Seniors the feeling that they are Our Champions. Upon gaining the City Championship many honors were bestowed upon the boys of the team. A special assembly was held for them. Board of Educaf tion oflicials, city oflicials and former Southern High graduates were present to help celebrate their victory. ,X- C7 4 1 l ,f.s.f a , af fa -as le f , . s.. f 59 Tv naaafa a aa si 5 . 5. 1, :W lg V , 1 is ' in-'f4S'M?lf.1' mi fl'Qul'lEH'ff fffffff- ' ff f, .kzgagtf . V V I -J' I ..,.1asfpf,fg'eA-XM 312 L+ aw, r i 3'1 3 5 Wi nrtn' 'Q . If i 2,77 K ' wt li swipe 't'T'?g,i.,yll Qgkisw W! 5, if W5I if-if gifs 5?w'WW r fmwMnw '1 i. zoWE5V5M n:QWQ5t M bt., if -ry af. , H V ,V ff ,.f. f Vl'.-. ff' c4av? s.ag ffi away af , .. nv gm.. as , rail 1 , C' . ll' r 4. ' Fovtytwo ' ,M i LL P IO N S Mr.,l.Pitt i At the beginning of the Fall term Mr. Harry Kuch, a prominent member of the Board of Education and a former Southernite, purchased for the team gold pins in the form of a baseball. These were presented to the team at a formal luncheon held in their honor. There is one point that must be rememberedg that is, to have a championship baseball team you must have a championship leader. Under the fine instruction of Mr. Joseph Pitt, these boys were able to slide in to home base with ease. Many of the team members will be graduating. We hope that the loss of these people will not injure a ine baseball team 'and that next year we, the Alumni of South Philadelphia High School, can celebrate another victory. Coach ,nag 111' If M 4544. l , 1 f F ovty-three Y ' if Mr. William Esher, Coach 19 9-1960 ASKETBALL Another basketball season, another long drive for the Southern Rams. Once more the Southern net men will match their skill and determination against all comers. This season will have the Rams playing 22 games, 6 of which will be against teams in the Catholic League. Again our alumni can see the fabulous SouthernfNeumann duel in our gym where we hope to see our boys bring home the top honors. Cut varsity coach, Mr. William Esher, is working his team into a great scoring machineg and with the help of Mr. Harold Zeitz we can really expect to see the Rams' basketball men high in the end of the season standings, Fo'rty'f01JW 19 I PHYS IU FOOTB LL ' It was indeed a successful season for the Rams of South Philadelphia High School. The highfspirited Raiders, as they were affectionately named, romped through a season of six wins, one loss, and one tie, bring' ing home the Trent Trophy once more to its proper rest' ing place by defeating their local competitor, Bok. The Raiders put up a valiant fight for the city titleg under the line leadership of Mr. Mex Siani, our boys continually were a threat to their opposing teams of the Public League. Such names as Starlozzi, Siani, Moffat, Nardi, and Ralph will not be forgotten as long as South' ernites participate in the gridfiron sport. So it closed, a season of highftension competition, good sportsmanship, and the feeling of a job well done, ASSISTANTS COACH, Mr. Pitt, Mr. Zarnpino Mr. Siam . I A r I 1 - c e'err -' Q of -:ig14 a M1Q,54 faj w tfg ,Hy ' .p ,g, Q +--- 'f'55,,, 'fa . .4 f,'.i,f5,XMH1lgiff5 77 . F4 ,,..y,Q, s' va Q, A saga, an -- Y 6 ' . V ' V2 fwfr. I. , ' . , W. 9 an ff ,,.t,. ' 5,5 4 f , , I V n fs. I 5 'J 7' 'Viz L H 5- 0 a,:L,,? ' - s- . fy . , . if af ..L 1 ua.: 15.1-v-'v:fQf.i.,'g .f,,,,,.a,.' iv-,4-2 A V. .ffyflwvf rf .y'.f7,:. , i... -w....m:.W? gi, ., , '44: f'-1-'Z--I zz J 'F.fnJv:7.3,.y'fxZg-2 ..14s4.z':A',,f.a. 'faafw-1' f fy .. , .,QP+'L fkw ,-7 2' , Mqavf..--of'-f -M'--jigiffi'-'19'.'qy:', r-' vr... -3 ' -ff!! .?12m:.ffa, 'fx M21154'f'f4w:'p4YZ?ff'-2- ' w,,g...4-,,-. my I , Q 5ff4f,,,.1.'.4fLVf T Foftyffve 19 BOWLI CHAMPIUNS Southern's varsity bowling team entered into league competition this season with the same team that won the Public High School championship a year ago. The varsity, consisting of Nick Deguglielmo, jay Mason, Bob CBoscoJ Pennestre, Stan Angelo, and Frank Schiavo, is one of the finest teams ever put out by a Philadelphia high school. The junior varsity, led by captain Michael Seidman, feels sure that they will undoubtedly win the junior varsity championship, thereby bringing to Southern a double championship. The junior varsity consists of Michael Seidman, Dennes Barone, Bill Pulcinello, Sal Cimino, and john Iapalucci. Mr. Levin, coach of the bowling team, is very proud of the entire bowling team that has been assembled this year. We wish Mr. Levin and his team the best of luck this season. We are sure they will do their best to win. Here's hoping they will have no misses and all strikes. Fortyfsix - .:,' 'f-tif, 15 -ff., ' f -' Mr. Levin, Coach TRACK TEAM , . . . . -. . W.---si,1Yi,g.,g.gg1g.z ' ' ., A' - . ,: N ' i'f', ':'T ' ,f1i'j'i'.:fIj'g i : ,m .-ss p-vi - -'pu - v t-1 - ,-K, , ..., W ,. , gh qi -- X- .' . Jr Q Y W- 6- y.- ,, ,, . 1 ., - ,. . w as . ,, , W. Mm X -34 T . Vie' A- ' ' V W 4 mf I Ti' v ' I T. T A Fa . f v fm gt L in-1 - . . v 4. - , 1.1 4 gg, ' -fi ,J - ,,,. 1 1 D' ' 1 it . - ' Y 4 -'gf ig . .K A- , I I .Q 4-,I fs sf! . 4 ' K-gf 'x , - , vi -:, 1 - 4 rl 1 - 1 3' - l , mg k . 1 ggi, 'I . ,mv ' ' .. wi 'fm N ,J X, q' . ' r , . Y , f ' - ' . . ' L - ' V :- Q K 3 I Y I , , , ,ff I, -K 5 1 ii . F 6 . .Q - ' - , . f. fa' s I I a ' - A 2 'va , N., , 1' ...A . X Q .. . J, - , K . , , . , - M .. K VM X Q R H . - :G 9 I ' ll , A 7:-L, . 4 Jkw ' ,k X4 . N A .Y X . x Q P Uv: f. , ,f f I 4:,,,,b, Q ..Jw,1,, I A K wh .g ,sa 55, nf ., A,.,,3,..,,,,,-,,,,,V',,,, s 1, A 1.355 , Q. 4. W- .Stu ff A, M,,.p,., t51,l,,,-A-N:,,,j ,,,,' L ,1 av ,.1,,,,,jL,,..fW,g, ,'V'::5ff5mmrff'.' In the field of track, speed and elhf ciency is of the utmost importance. It is the responsibility of Southernfs Mr. Carl Galetta, coach of the Rams mercuryfmen, to bring together a squad to represent Southern in all events. This year all Southernites can look forward to seeing the speedsters running through the one hundred, and two' twenty yard dashes, the quarter mile run, and the fabulous mile relay. How these Rams do is a question to be answered in the spring. If the team puts forth the fine cooperative fighting spirit and effort shown in the past, all Southern rooters will surely witness another championship, brought back to the home of the Rams, South Philadelf phia High School. CROSS COUNTRY Mr. D. Eastburn C ouch Crossfcountry is a competitive sport. which involves a great deal of hard work and'perseverence. The Rams this year displayed these qualities by giving every' thing they had, on and off the competif tion area. In practice these men of speed developed their runningfstyle, co' ordination and strength. On the Held our team was led by Larry Simmons who was soon showing his fellow harriers, the back of his heels as he ran on to break records previously recorded in Southern. It was the Southern crossfcountry sportsmen, under the direction of Mr. Don Eastburn, who recorded a 9.7 rat' ing for sportsmanship, the highest rating ever given a team in any sport in Phila' delphia, who brought to Southern the Whitaker Trophy, an honor that this team and our student body can be ex' tremely proud of. x .3 afw, mg Mr. M. Feldman Coach l Hg. ff 5 Tennis, a relatively new sport here at Southern, is slowly but surely gaining popularity. The following boys are mem' bers of the team: Paul Fisher, captaing Sam Merlino, Carl Savlov, Paul Kas- chok, Allen Dektor, and Salvatore Rosanio. Under the line direction of Mr. Feld- man, a great morale booster, this small but eflicient group will be bolstered in the spring by the many tennis enthusif asts who are entering into this interna- tional pastime. So let us watch our team and support it, so that Southern will soon have a ine reputation, as well as a good representation in another .field of competition. TENNIS T i ll, , w X K T K X Q f ..CYNlTEAM fb i ft we 1 i S 37?-1 V cn f ,T en . m 2 ' K Il ia . at , i ff S as L 4 Q , A la x x t ii el t .AA,,' ,y p p Q gf I , ' . V J Q 'hgihlqf . J . 'Ss X .wk if 5 . ff N ' ll , Practice makes perfect-this was Playing an integral part in the the cry of an inexperienced but deter' sports program of South Philadelphia mlheo group of fellows Who made UP High School is the Southern gym our Varsity soccer team. The Rams team. The team, under the direction Wehf through fl hectic Se3SoU because of Mr' Carl Galena, has been prom, of'the basic .errors of the game. Yet inent among all gymnastic circles of fhls team, Wlth the heVef'ehf-hhg Wlh' the public high schools in the metro' N V .95 Power and dflve lhstllled 1h them by politan area. their fine coach, Mr. Carl C-aletta, You may See them at any time . 'f , -ff H came through with a shining record Working out in our modem gyms, of 2 wins, 3 losses, and 3 ties, The on the horses, parallel bars or mats. v Rams Put UP 3 fha1'Ve1oUS defense These experts of body manipulation IH every game, not allow1ng more can and do bring our school honor in the physical fitness program of all four city's fine schools. As we remember Southern, let us remember our gyms and by doing so always remember to do that extra pushfup or take that much needed exercise. .Let us all strive for the gym instructors' creed: A sound mind in a sound body. 'QCD :UI l -ll: a.llg 1 IU!! Q1 GSU ' E Mr. C. Galletta Coach ..SOCCER than four points to be scored on them by their much more experienced opponents. If spirit and determination decided a game, our boys would win every time. But for the time being, these Rams will have to channel these at' tributes into the form of skill, which we're sure they can and will do, to bring Southern another championship award soon. Fovtyfeight x . GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION A long established organization, the Girls' Athletic Associaf tion, meets during the course of a year to plan and discuss athletic activities for the feminine half of S.P.H.S. Each term they launch a campaign to encourage the girls to participate in some phase of their broad program, which includes volleyball, modern dance, basketball, bowling, badminton, tennis, majorettes, cheerleaders, and colorguards. Using their ingenuity, they create programs which will interest all the girls, not only the very athletic, in recreational fun and physical development. Representatives of each sport form the A. A. board and meet each week, under the supervision of Mrs. Dorothy Crawford and the president, to discuss individual team problems, game schedl ules, spectator participation, and new sport activities. One of their main aims is to enlarge their program by the addition of teams such as swimming, softball, and fencing. The board hopes that these ideas will become realities as soon as all the girls take an active interest in the Athletic Association. . . A.A. BOARD lVIrs. Crawford Sponsor fk 1? 1? Penny Panepinto Nancy Wayes Ggffy Foster President Vice-President ecretary F ortyfnine TENNIS Formerly sponsored by Mrs. Scharf, the Girls' Tennis Team will be organized again in the spring and will probably be sponsored by Miss McNaughton. This team always represents one of the most popular sports at Southern. BADMINTON VOLLEYBALL Sponsored by Miss McNaughton, fortyfsix girls, divided into two groups with nine to a group, have played six other schools and have attended a volley' ball jamboree with sixteen girls from this. area participating. Fifty TENNIS ' s BADMINTON The Badminton Team will meet again in February under the sponsorship of Mrs. Crawford. This team will once again take on teams from other Philadelphia high schools. Mrs. Crawford feels badminton to be one of the few sports with great carryfover value after graduation. . VOLLEYBALL l 5 T E t'Ill'l up-.M-nun :iff N MODERN DANCE ir, :ae . is l MODERN DANCE Under Miss McNaughton's inspired direction, the Modern Dance group dances in the Christmas program and lends its talents to our school shows. The girls have opportunity to learn choreography as well as some technique. BOWLING Under the capable direction of their sponsor, Mrs. Geiger, forty members of the Girls' Bowling Team practice every Mon' day at the Spillway Bowling Alleys. This talented group has played all the bowling teams from other Phil- adelphia schools, as well as the Boys' Bowling Team. BASKETBALL Fiftyfone Sli BOWLING BASKETBALL The Basketball Team, capably directed by Miss La Font, plays ten games with other Philadelphia high schools. Two of our current graduates are members of this popular team. Fifty 455519 -us, ' M U .,,, 3 I x 1.-ex mr- ' ., 5.4-,fd , ,. 3 W, , iv-if '..1l: x '-433-' -. ' Y-HCL? -1 - fra,--5 y, , - a ,, ,V 21- , fy ag: -mf ff55f5'P'5iT 7311 vfllxiniiz' ' , : rw 'I1i'.qwwI. -f .kgfg-154, ,V N392-i.x.i w EL 5:25-r' if --M' 1 .N Las. sg' Lili wfff E K 5 ,Q ,QTL , 1 4- .1 142125: f 1: lf? 4-1-fe' 1 ' -AQQQSQQMI !: 'y3t'E3qvj 5, FEW- ff? UE Tl.-,V ,Q - Li 13' . -' J L Qu fqbf- , ,. L, uleglfs. T- ' T ,Lug ' Q Willa as wig -f , Q34 . yfglgf 'vm -f.,rj nga., L Q FP 'H,f '?,L' ' ..-551 1-N J ' Www e-.L?l.-f-:- :slam-V - , ' nl ,,',1 , 1 f.,v.,.,.,..g,- , , , V' 4' .1gm.15,.. 1 A W flglii 1' fwf- L :f?eff?2? Jw , L , .QV f 4 ggi!! J 4 silk? E fffz. hi5?5g5 f . ' f. , ,Z T' 1, ,.k,,,- . -331 ya 1 gum:-:.,g. n, -1, , N N 1' ' 1 , , , t A I ' I gzfz I .Q , .ff 1' 1 'f . Z 'gxlilf ,, - ,J:- .P :Y PM -' al 5'l-,' 1 P 1. 2 'W xg, V , ,ff 'N Q PVT - , A' are :Eff 1 fi, :A y 'f.. , ,Ja ,,,: CLASS OFFICERS Working side by side, our Class Officers and Sponsor have done a commendable job. The difhculties they overf came paved the way for the many happy events which they insured to their fellow classmates. -For many years, the memory of the Senior Prom, the 12A picnic, the Wash' ington trip, the Baby Party, and the DinnerfDance will ref main with us. Our thanks and gratitude are extended to our of'Hcers: Vivacious, intelligent Betty Flemming, our class president, our handsome and debonair vicefpresident, Allan Cheikeng our spunky and attractive secretary, Carolyn Gelone, and our sweet and pert treasurer, Kay Farrell. The Commander in Chief, Mr. Arthur Beaumont, has truly been a dedicated and devoted sponsor. We wish to thank him for his guidance and thoughtfulness. The Class of January, 1960 truly appreciated the efforts of our sponsor and ollicers. AND SPGNSOR WY' Mr. Arthur Beaumont Class Sponsor as ,, . ,',. 772 'M' Betty Fleming Allan Cheiken President Vice-Presid ent 1 Miva 'Mar' , -., I Carolyn Gelone Secretary V ,HJ -- Fiftyftlwee 142 Kay Farrell Treasurer RHAPSODY I BL iff? iffy I A A .3 2. -.A 4' , Y. V- ,JJ .Af ff' 5, , if ' I - 3 -A 1 j ' GH 'f..,, f ' . I' . Q ' ' L ' , , ,' ' ' ' 'ffm 3722227 , ,5z?5n5 ' 3 .gi , , EP 'Ji 2 ,V ' . n 'WPYQK , .V ?4A ., A 2137 g 2, f I 7,3 x ff ' , 4 4 .1 A . , , I If 1 2 1 S +7 + M 5 'Z Wv zmv , -1 -f-diff' V f 1 w ,-,gy :unify - ,, ,1lf4,??W!:E, WI- . r-, f. wif? 1 Q A f' ' 74 , y i , my , L if 'gf' : is N,,.'w , gf . . , ,. , . in ' uf' 6 ' - ' 5' . rv- - V. ,MQ F7 ' ' ' H f X 4 .X 7 f +V Fiftyffour z 4 pm Q an-.. 4 1 ,,,:,V , 'wwwmvir - , AA , ,A , - .fwlwwfdsf 1' -1.5,-fn 4,M,:-'z,,. f 1' . 1 'f': - ua- 4 , ww-.ww ffm, W P ASHI CTO 7:05 A.M., Departure of Washington Special from 30th St. Station. As all the ubleary eyed Seniors boarded the train, there stood our principal, Mr. Rossi, waving good-bye and wishing us an enjoyable trip. Above the snores was heard joyous singing, from the min' ute we left the station until we arrived in Washf ington. Upon arriving at 9:45 A.M., we took a hike to our buses, and were checked in, Our Hrst stop, was a quaint cottage known as the White House. We then had our picture taken. The picture turned out very nicelyg that is, if you enjoy seeing foreheads, backs, and miscelf laneous pieces of the human anatomy. Soon, we donned our mountainfclimbing outhts, and toured the Capitol. We all left, Hlled with dreams of becoming Chief Executive of the United States. Our next stop, was the Smithsonian Institute. When we arrived, we all went our separate ways, and toured the three impressive buildings dedicated to American, Medical, and Natural Sciences. Most of the girls rushed to see the famed Hope Dia' mondf' A number of the guards, stood around pick' ing up the eyeballs of the gafga girls who conf template getting a diamond of that size for their engagements Qwishful thinking girls!j Back to the buses we trotted, and we took off. We then visited the old faithfulsf' the Lincoln and Jefferson Memorials. After viewing these im' pressive structures, we sped to Virginia and the Arlington National Cemetery. On arriving, we hopped off the buses and made a mad dash to get a glimpse of the changing of the guard. I think some of the kids broke the record for the mile that day. Although it is a solemn ceremony, some of the girls did some harmless flirting with the guards. I must give the guards credit, for it is very hard not to flirt back at the beautiful girls of Southern. Off we were again, this time to Mount Vernon, home of George and Martha Washington. While there, we were hoping to see them, but found out that they were indisposed. We then raced back to the station, boarded the train, and headed home. P. S. We all had a swinging time. as - n'l: A W, avr X, H .Y in , iflxilwfr 1,1 . A eff: .Qt V, ' 0.153 . I .3 ,X waz, a A. I z. ' a M .. bln OR BUT 4-. . ,la W 'f b Q .iii m 'N KN. I v. 'Ni M43 3' H9431 3 Ain? Yf:?, '3ff X K 5 443: xx 5. , . I fu 5 'io 3 I' I 1 l , 'nr A 'ff' -aww' - , ,, V V . f V ,.. ' ' V . ,4 21: nf' if 1 ,uk4fg,MgLfwwf f 1, W I, X 'f??QQ3 'fQ?!?ff9 V .x . :gg Y . , ,, ' , if 4 Y. I Q. iv 971' x-A 'W' -2 ' f 1.- V 3 , 'ff ki -iii Ngfy .. ' U 55. - A ' '- ' a ,- If ff- .UQ ' fe ,X g-+,. 5' kf' I ' in fe' L fu, gpg Q 'ri , , A 1 4 ff .F ,,.. N425 f pn' nn T 5, A 49:3 J EH' WY 'wx -flaw - M gb ix i. X W , Nc Os. 1. tr 9 'Q'-A sw 3 2 7,4 ir- , F my 95 K ,i Ji, f TORCH THE TORCH: A CREED I believe in the joy of study, the delight of acquaintance with books, the discipline of diligent learning, and the re- discovery of the world of nature and of men through an open mind. I believe in character as essential to the highest type of scholarship. I hold that no intellectual achievement, how' ever keen or clever, is worthy of deep respect unless it goes hand and hand with accuracy, reliability, honor, humility, tolerance, and truth. I believe in service, that it is the privilege and responsif W bility of the enlightened member of any society to minister 'fl with kindness and understanding to the needs of the less fortunate in talent or in opportunity. I rejoice in the burden of leadership which scholarship, character, and service lay upon me, for I believe that my torch should light others to lives of greater beauty, richer joy, and fuller service. Miss'Mary Jane Gillespie , ' - i Shirle Marron Shirley Monte Carlo, Barbara Leone, Carol Rhodes, ieatedh from gemngo Cllggfylyyrlagjlalie, Barham Pilgriim, Mary Ann Lodato. Standing: from left to right- Bren? 2252 aAnne Poniilio Michael Seidman, Robert Sahnkin, Jos. Leis, Jos. Frangipane, Edufard Rozycki, ernnfe Ta eryB tt Flemin :Diane Marchesano, Diane Macwilliams. Top Row: from left to'rxght-Ronald lgona d eghalh Bflerllavitz Roilco Stezzi Allen Cheiken, Frank Rutolo, Pat Scannapieco, Louis Cucmotta, .Vincent Tlxngnlzlnies Dellaripa, liichard Flacco: Camera Shy: Mana Pilone, Mary Beth Spamer, Helen Sfponan' 2 . X IL ER OCIETY What does the Silver HS mean? The S stands for Southern, and the Silver S is a pin that is given to those students of Southern who have achieved outf standing scholarship and have been on the Honor Roll for five terms. The qualifications for admittance to the society are rigorous, but the honor and prestige acquired by being a member are great rewards for the arduous study exerted. Miss Mary Jane Gillespie is the sponsor of the society. Miss Gillespie compiles a list of those students that have earned the honor of being members of Silver S at the close of each term. These diligent students represent our very finest in scholastic achievement. Good luck to them all! ' .Eff FF Five Terms-Sealed: Helen Saponari, Frank Rutolo, Mary Ann Lodato, Louis Cucmotta, Charlotte Berger Four Terms-Standing: Jos. Frangipane, Allen Cheiken, Arthur Bobrove, Sabina Verdi Howard Silverman Dennis Amorose, Mary Ianelli, Diane Macwilliams, Bernice Parker, Chri tme Rosamo, Maria Pilone, Jo Leis, Louis Jacobs. Three Terms-Back Row: Shirley Monte Carlo, Carolyn Gelone, Judith Saracmo, James Dellaripa I Four Termsl, Mary Spanier, Shirley Marron, Lois Higgins Camera Shy Carol DeStefano Sixtyftlwee .af 1 aid t got nobody. in BABY Baby games? Leis puff a swe- Sixty 0u'r K s X? - 9,31 Baby sixdng? Shall we sing? Ir fs not loa ded? I -'si-xx s it? The Crew. bibs. gfxtyfve Whoops! Who did that? WN 'Ss 1' Q i -3 Ar- 13- YQ SM 4 f , r 5 . X. .1 4 A EE, L.-, . ,. UT f, '- -1 I, ,w fi. sz? '. J. I 5 -nf F an 1 1 1 4' 4 A kfff -' 'QU-1 Q Ur, fi..- 4 4. . Ike. -9 - -2f':'n ggfgf gf K. 4571 , -ws, 955' :ff -6 MQ L .fxgit 'ji ffl, .L ?1.vi4?'- Z -'ef' .Q . -Q, , , -fm ggi I f f? ,Q 'f 2115 -f e ,N ,i ,gr , Jef - , ' 'K I ' :MW V , k.W,v. . ,X riyxfii , 4 2 e,-.Q 1 xy.-. 1f. :um L X v .., LARSENIA ADAMS 709 S. Wamock Street Larsenia is a line commercial student who loves dancing and singing. When Terry Ann is not found dancing or singing she can be found doing something in the sport Held, such as playing tennis or volleyball. Terry Ann would like to go into some kind of detective work. Gini. 'wav ERIC ALFONSI 1727 S. Seventeenth Street Eric is in the Industrial Arts C.P. course. Between all his studies iiEddy Ends time to enjoy sports. His favorites are swimming, football, tennis and soccer. He also has a hobby, which is electronics. There is no doubt that Eddy will make a good engineer in the future. AIP , is 'V , .J if tm. .Vw,, , MICHELE ALPERIN 6915 Linford Street A very busy young lass with a lot to do is Shelly. She enjoys sports, such as swimming and bowling, and is active in school as hall aide, class secretary, and home room aide. A future medical technician, Shelly says her school life has been wonderful. fm ERANK AMICONE 548 Fernon Street Frank, a wellfliked student at Southern, has been following the academic course throughout his stay here. As hobbies he enjoys collecting and listening to Frank Sinatra's records. Frank may be going to college, but he has not yet decided what his future occupation will be. DENNIS AMOROSE 319 Drexel Avenue Blackwood, New jersey Dennis, whom we lovingly call Bongo, is one of the best natured boys here at Southern. He belongs to the track team and enjoys boating as a hobby. Bongo will be going to Drexel Institute of Tech- nology for mechanical engineering. We know that he will have a rich, full life. Sixtyfseven FRANK ANASTASI 2519 S. Broad Street An ardent coin collector and airplane builder Bimbo, an academic student, keeps himself well occupied. Name almost any sport, and Bimbo will be right there- even archery and racing are on his schedf ule. A member of the YMCA and Boys Club of America, he is looking forward to college. 'Q fx Q x MARY ANN AN CON E JOSEPH ANELLO RALPH ANTONELLI 2118 S. Sixteenth Street Meet Mary Ann, better known as Man This charming girl plans to be a good typist and work in an oiiice. We know she will be a successful person and an asset to any office. Her favorite hob' bies include baseball, swimming, and bak' ing Mar says she will never forget her stay here at Southern. fa, FRANK APA 1236 S. Iseminger Street Athletic Frankie can usually be found devoting most of his spare time to swim- ming and baseball. His industrial arts col' lege preparatory course has helped him def cide his future profession, electronic engif neering. He has helped on the scenery crew and has been an 5. A. representative. 2619 S. Waus Street i'Ioe, an industrial arts college pref paratory studeng' issjioted for his fine sense of umor. Hkj-enjoysfjbaseball, bas- ketball, f otbal1,Sa'ii6 swirgyhing. He was a hall-.aide and naanageriof the I.V. foot- ball tealni. Joe plansfto-'fbecome a mechanif cal engineer and ,an athlete at college. 247 f ' r 2232 S. Rosewood Street Ralph, a trade prep student, is a pop' ular member of the class. He is a member of the Sons of Italy and enjoys football, baseball, and swimming. Ralph is glad that he chose Southern, and we were happy to have been his friends. Good luck, Ralph! NICK ARGENTINA 1655 S. Marston Street Nick, The Beatnik, is an academic student who concentrates on music. He plays the clarinet, sax, oboe, accordian, and piano. With his great musical talent, of course, he plans to enter the musical field, either as a teacher or as a musical arranger. In his spare time, he.enJoys diggin progressive jazz. Sixtyfeight , X ffhk DEBRA HARRIET AUSTIN 2124 S. Seventh Street Debby, a popular commercial student, is an active girl. She was elected S. A. representative of her class. Art and music are her favorite hobbies. She also enjoys swimming and bowling. Her occupational plan is to be a clerkftypist. '?'2'vf- .... 'Cm rs.--' THERESA AVERSA 440 Jackson Street Theresa, a general course student, should be able to open a record store with her fabulous collection. When Ter- ry isn't collecting records, she may be found swimming or dancing, The em' ployer who hires Terry should consider himself lucky tovgain such a good worker. 'Ip I. VALERIE BENNETT 2227 Bainbridge Street Popular Val has been an S. A. and- A. A. representative while at Southern. Her hobbies include swimming, skating, basketball, and bowling. Although she plans to become a beautician, Val's sing' ing and dancing may lead her to a career in show business. , l..aL 'swf .s.. A IRENE BARAG 2429 Vista Street Tennis and bowling are this commercial student's favorite sports. Irene is S. A. representative and gives much of her own time to be a hall aide and usher. Irene collects sound track recordings of Broad' way, movie hits and T. V. shows. JOHN BERARDONE 2506 S. Twelfth Street When not busy working on the Keep- sake staif, Bucky says he enjoys swim' ming, skiing, bowling and tennis. A sucf cessful commercial student, this popular fellow is determined to carve out a career for himself in a highly promising field- buyer in a women's wear shop. Szxtyfnine 'x,,. JUANITA BAXTER 1438 S. Twenty-first Street The list of Nita's services and activif ties is so long, we cannot name them all. Not only has she served here as a library, hall, and counselor's aide, but Nita has also done volunteer work in the Einstein Medical Center, This ambitious girl is headed toward business school. '-! ' Marv' MARY ANN BERENATO 2738 S. Seventeenth Street Mary Ann, a pretty young Miss, will be an attractive addition to any ofhce. She was A. A. representative during her terms in Southern. She enjoys such sports as bowling and swimming. We wish her the best of everything in all of her future endeavors. ll . l CHARLOTTE EILEEN' BERGER 2124 S. Howard Street Beauty and brains! What more can you ask for? Charlotte, one of our academic students, is a member of Torch. If you want to know why our school newspaper is such a success, it's because Charlotte is one of the editors. Her future plans are to attend college. JOHN 2137 Mifllin John, a very athletically inclined man, was a member of Southern's gym team. Having the general c MARGARET BLACK 422 South Seventh Street Our Little Margie, a commercial stu' dent, is a baseball and basketball fan. She loves to put on her dancing shoes for John plans to pursue art and dra weekends. Margie's future plans are to be a career. Being well liked by everyone, the ablefbodied secretary of some very John will be a success in the future. lucky boss. inf'- M.,,.,.4 ARTHUR BOBROVE JEAN BORRELLI DEBORAH BRALOW 2525 S. Mildred Street I can truly say that my stay at Southern was an enjoyable one, remarks athletic enthusiast Art. A member of the biology club, Torch chapter of the National Honor Society, and honor roll, Art will someday be a competent medical doctor. 1933 S. Twelfth Street Jean, a commercial student, intends to be a good secretary. Jean was a bright and cheerful majorette for a year and a half. Jean likes gym because there she can play her favorite sports, volleyball and basketball. Seventy 2419 S. Fifth Street So versatile is l'Debbie that her inter' ests are divided between the business staff of the Keepsake and painting and sketch' ing. When not occupied with business or art, Debbie can be found bowling or rid' ing horseback. This attractive girl should make a fine accountant, 1. MARY ANN BRIZZI 2641 S. Alder Street Mair can be seen as an usher at almost all of our school activities. A com' mercial student, Mair intends to be a sec- retary, for which job she has studied hard. She hopes to top her career by marrying the boss's son. re-, it -me- SHEILA BROWN Fairview Arms Apartments Fifty-third and Wynneneld Avenue Pert, pretty Sheila, a commercial stu' dent, is a member of the Alpha Lambda Phi Sorority. Her favorite sports are foot' ball and swimming. While in Southern, she has been an usher, A. A. and S. A. representative. Business college is our Sheila's next stop. 'lfrzzrf' , .,:-4 .S E X X xmf MARILYN BRODER 616 Ritner Street Marilyn, cute and energetic, has been very active during her years at Southern. She has been head of ushers, our Keep' sake literary editor, a member of the social and lost and found committees. Of course, her academic studies kept her busy, but she still found time for athletic activif ty. Good luck, Marilyn! U oft ELAINE MARIE BRUNO 1315 Moore Street Elaine has been following an academic roster in school. Elaine intends to become an elementary school teacher. She likes children so much that she helps at a school taking care of kindergarten. ln spare time she -can be found dancing or listening to music. Seventyfone JAMES BROWN 1424 South Street A member of the swimming team at the Chestnut Street YMCA and a member of the National Riflery Association, Jimmy is a busy boy. He loves baseball, basket' ball and long drives in the country. This future U. S. Marine admits that he will miss Southern-both student body and faculty. 'e.r' LEON C. BRYAN 541 Cantrell Street Leon, an academic student, has been a member of Southern's cross country and track teams. His hobbies include camp- ing, boating, and swimming. Leon's quiet humor has been enjoyed by his classmates during these past three years. Leon is not sure of his future vocationg success is sure to be his, .ap-M. ' ,figwvv:9 Stiff .W,, 2 ROSITA BUONPASTORE 2417 S. Tenth Street Commercial student, Ro has received valuable training for her future profession -clerk typist. Ro is a lovely person, and her future employer will be fortunate to have her services. She has many happy memories of Southern and all the won' derful friends whom she has made here. JANE CALLA 908 Hoifmen Street Could pretty Jane have a handsome boss in mind when she dreams of becoming a secretary? When she has leisure time from her commercial studies, jane makes her hobby tennis. She says, I enjoyed my stay at Southern, and I know I'll never forget it V 'yt f. .Wy BETTY ANN CANCELOSI 2020 S. Bonsall Street A sweet and warm person is Betty Ann, better known as just Betty, This little Miss is destined for happiness. Having volleyball, tennis, and dancing to keep her busy merely adds to her personality. Betty plans to become a secretary after graduating. LILY CAPITANO 2042 Morris Street A girl with many interests, Lil shines 'at dancing, bowling, golfing, and horse' back riding. A favorite hobby of Lil's is drawing. Her commercial course has pref pared her to slip into some big office as a secretary. Her ability and personality should be great assets. Seventyftwo Zgv ,4 , an lg . 4 'Z I , 5 ' 7 1 ffl , 49 ' A ' .g.,'vl51.fW U vu.. f ff . - ff -+f,wf.,3,fx,4' if ' ' 2 P 4 ,f . I X X, ff! I ,,,. , , 5 Q ,I 5 gm? ' ': Z4,Z ,LZ 14 ' :ff 5 ,f ' tux . . . ' ' FRANK CANALICHIO 1534 Shunk Street Frank, who has the academic course, is manager of our baseball team. In service to our school, he is a roster room aide. I think we have one of the best princif pals in the city, says Frank. His ambition is to go into the field of plumbing after graduation. JOHN L. CARBERRY 2644 S. Chadwick Street Jack has contributed his athletic skill to our school, where he has been a mem' ber of the varsity football team for two years, the junior varsity baseball team for two years, and the varsity track team for one year. Jack hopes to join the U. S. Air Force. ANTHONY R. CARBONE 2242 S. Twenty-second Street Anthony, better known to his friends as Richie, is very vellfliked in his class. He is usually known for being a character and the life of a party. Richie is very inf terested in art and is trying for a scholarf ship to the Academy of Fine Arts. W nl MURIEL CEPHAS 1732 Federal Street Three years have passed pleasantly for Muriel, a popular commercial student, whose favorite pastime is operating a switchboard. The volleyball team and a crochet club have both claimed many hours of her time. Muriel hopes to make a career of switchboard work. 'Hur new ALLEN CHEIKEN 2643 S. Percy Street Wherever things are popping, you can find Chick. A member of Torch and Silver S, the biology club, as well as president of his fraternity chapter, Chick has few idle moments. The Students' Association and Keepsake staff also claim his attention. Our class Veep intends to study medicine at Temple. Y ,1- 52 tat CLARENCE CLARK 2130 Mountain Street Clarence, or Clarkie, as he is known to his friends, is one of our finest trade preparatory students. Clarkie enjoys run' ning and is on Southern's track team. He is also a member of the Omega Delta Gamma Fraternity. Clarkie plans to be- come a gym teacher-perhaps at Southern, Sevvntyftlwee M . W if f. YJ LEOLA CHAPMAN 2054 Fernon Street Southern's a grand school, says Lee. She has enriched her years at Southern by participating on the volleyball, basketball and tennis teams. One of her favorite hobbies is roller skating. Lee's fine spirit will ensure the fulfillment of her ambitions to become a secretary. W ff' JOAN 2709 S. Smedley Street Looking back already on her time at Southern as the best years of her teenfage life, Ioanie hates to leave. Basketball ice skating, and swimming have given he? pleasure during these years. As S. A, 1-ep, resentative, she has served her school well and should succeed in anything she at' tempts. fi W W ',x f WT 2 . I ,J LOUISE COLOSI 929 Cantrell Street Our Lou is such an energetic gal she just never stops having fun-swimming, skating, bowling, skiing, and dancing. She has served on the lost and found commit' tee and leaders' club. Lou, who says she will always remember Southern in her heart, wants to attend business school and become a clerk. i Et' ZW 'idnaqga Mun-ff ROBERT CRAIL 45 McKean Street Crail, who participates in the work experience program, is an allfround athf lete. He has served as S. A. alternate rep' resentative for his home room. Experiment' ing with electrical objects being one of his favorite pastimes, Robert hopes to enter the field of electronics. JOSEPH COLUZZI 2212 S. Darien Street Active in many school organizations, inf cluding Keepsake and Southron business staff, as well as Iunior Achievement, Joe still Ends time to get his name on the honor roll. Football, he says is his favorite sport. Joe should succeed in his chosen career-business administration. ROBERT COPEL 2428 S. Rease Street Bob can usually be found tinkering with electronic equipment. His ambition is to go to college and become a famous chemist. H'ere's hoping we hear a lot of good things about Bob. null., ALEX CRISTOFARO 2516 S. Eleventh Street A varsity member of the football team, Chris is working hard in the industrial arts course, preparing for college. Alf though he has not decided what he wishes to be, we know he will be a success in whatever he pursues. Seventyffour JOSEPH CUCINOTTA 1029 Federal Street joseph, better known as Cuch to his friends, is a very good basketball player. Cuch has been an S. A. representative here at Southern. He feels at home with a knife in his hand, but it will be put to good use as a butcher. his future occupa' tion. G' LOUIS CUCINOTTA 1104 Watkins Street Cuch, a popular member of the South Phila. Boys' Club and YMCA, has many athletic interests. When not enjoying football, baseball, or varsity track, he is fishing, boating or horseback riding. A member of Torch and the Gold S, Louis should easily succeed as an electrical engif neer. -ir. 2 w L i'w.- 'I X Y MARY ANN CUSATO 1941 S. Eighteenth Street Here's a girl who seems to be full of interests and talents. Not only does Mary Ann enjoy swimming, bowling, tennis, and riding, but she even tinds time to sketch and paint. An active member of Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, she is looking for' ward to attending business college, fa ex QL., V 'l'i V , , AMELIA M. D'AMICO 2348 S. Lambert Street That luscious blond who's in the midst of everything is of course our popular Meel. As cofeditor of Keepsake, she is kept pretty busy, but still finds time for dancing and swimming. Dancing school has given Meel the desire to become a dance instructor and elementary school teacher. Good luck! MICHAEL D'ANGELO 907 S. Alder Street Talented Michael has quietly contrib' uted much valuable service to the school as set designer for school shows. An off ficer in the Sons of Italy and member of the CYO, Mike is quite active. He enjoys all sports, but loves his Hne art work even more. Lots of luck! Seventyfjive CAREY FITZ MAURICE DALE 2237 Earp Street An academic student, called Romeo by his f-iends, he belongs to the all Phila' delphia Senior Chorus and the varsity soccer team. He has served as S. A. rep' resentative of his class. We shall soon see Carey flying into the wild blue yonder when he becomes a pilot in the Air Force. f gg. ROSE D'ANNA 1120 Pierce Street lf you want to be coached on the latest dance steps, ask pretty Roe, who knows them all. Not only is Roe good at dancf ing, but she also does well at tennis, bowling, skating, and swimming. A com' mercial student, Roe has dreams of be' coming a secretary after leaving Southern. f 9 1. , , , , ., . ,f I' 0.1 s , r 444, ' v 1 fi is 1 Q ., . co- ,., H, -'Y 'ff '.g , . I 1' . my p ' ,- G , ., ,,A- , f- .Q 1--: 'a , V-7.-lg' ..N YI., 2.- - P -f f rf- 7 r W ww i.64i. ' ' , , , 4' f 1, wr f 1 X X A' 45 Z! fs? f ., ff , QW I f 'T- ay ., ,IS , , ., fb . ,:- . , 412' . ,1:5i,.,, ::. 3,..-5, 'f I' Hg, .., f. , ggi ' I VJ M 1,3-53, ' ,IMA ,431 -f ,- 2Z.l3L1!5,f f A, f f .1 ij, ETHEL DAVIS 2015 Watkins Street Ethel, affectionately known as 'LMae, is a member of the CYO club. When she isn't studying, this attractive girl enjoys swimming, bowling, and tennis, Dancing and listening to hit records are also right up front on her list of activities. Ethel plans to become a typist. f V ,..47 . j 1 js. y ,,,. I ',v,l r .V A. 1' 4 K e RICHARD DEAN 2036 Wolf Street Dick is very interested in baseball, football, basketball, and Hshing. Aside from all his studies and athletic activities, he is very active in church affairs and is a Sunday School teacher. Dick found his stay at Southern very enjoyable. He plans to enter the business world after graduation. ANGELO De FEO 921 Wolf Street Angelo has enjoyed his stay at South' ern, where he has played on the junior varsity baseball teams and served as an AA representative. Liking most sports, this attractive fellow is primarily inter' rested in baseball and basketball. An academic student, Angelo hopes to attend college. SAM DeFEO 2735 South Tenth Street Sam, like so many of us, wants to get a job as soon as he completes high school. His training in the trade preparatory course should insure his success in Ending the appropriate position, Photo raphy lgeads his list of hobbies. Lots ofg luck, am! Seventyfsix REGINA De FELICE 2340 S. Eleventh Street A member of the Keepsake staff, mod' ern dance group, AA and SA representaf tive, our Regina also Finds time to indulge in her hobbies of dancing, bowling, tennis and swimming. All this energy is going to help this pretty girl when she succeeds in becoming an accountant. .,.,ylvh 1, . LORETTA VIRGINIA DeFRANCESCO 213 Moore Street A popular and attractive student, Lori is a member of the commercial course. When not doing school work, she enjoys her favorite hobbies of dancing and col' lecting records, and someday she hopes to be making her own records. Success as a singer, Lori! JAMES DELLARIPA 1911 Durfor Street jimmy has served two terms as S. A. representative. He is on the gym team and belongs to the Cicoria Club. Jimmy intends to go to college, but as yet has not decided the field he wants to pursue. Here's wishing him luck. eff' RAYMOND De LUCA 1818 S. Sixth Street Raymond, or Ray to all his class' mates, has taken the commercial course during his years at S. P. H. S. Sports' minded Ray has a very active interest in the game of baseball. He is very well liked by all who know him. Good luck, Ray, in all your future endeavors. ROBERT De LUCA 1845 S. Chadwick Street Bob, an academic student in good standing, was also a member of the track and football teams. He is also a very good bowler and plays on several teams around South Philadelphia. His future ambition is to be a teacher, a very good career. he 419' W. , X, ANNA MARIE DEMA NORMA A. DeSERIO SANDRA DESSESSO 5835 Hoffman Avenue Anna, who has the rare quality of only speaking when she has something to say, should make a very good reception' ist-her objective when she graduates. She has been active as a roster aide and record aide. Anna also likes sports. 2614 S. Fifteenth Street Norm, who is one of the cutest girls at Southern, would like to become a model or a receptionist. She also likes to collect trinkets from places she has visited. Her sports include tennis, boating, golf and bowling. Seventyfseven 2314 Cross Street Pretty, popular Sandra has had plenty of fun while at Southern. She confesses to loving the boys and admits to being a charter member of the 'LI Love Boys Club. Her commercial course will no doubt help her to invade some oilice, where she's bound to meet her Prince Charming. JOYCE DIAS 2651 S. Nlarshall Street Joyce, an active cheer leader, is also a member of Southern's swimming team, which makes her a very active young woman in any man's language. Yet she manages to do dramatics and engage in a variety of sports including ice skating. Joyce also teaches dancing. She plans a life in the theater. IGNATIUS DiCOLA 2136 S. Seventeenth Street Ignatius, an active player in a very rough game of soccer, comes from a country where they really appreciate the game-Italy. His specialty is language- English and foreign languages. He plans to further his education. His hobby is photography. ,- ,ggaxzlf . y . , '- ' ..,,v - M' .. ,g f : 1' f u' 1, fa! 'rv N7 .glfrri .1 A w q w -W if fr ...' . J , F? ' ' 'f ' 'z-. '1 . .. JOHN DICKERSON 1149 S. Sixteenth Street Quite a young man is Slim, who has plans to attend college. He has held an S. A. alternate position. As for sports, baseball and bowling are his cup of tea. An outstanding student, John should win honors in college. f' ARLENE DICKSTEIN 2427 S. Fairhill Street Lene is well known for her excepf tional dancing and singing talents. She cuts quite a caper too in her favorite sport, bowling. Lene plans to become a beautician after graduation. JOSEPH DiDIO 830 Jackson Street Joe, an academic student, has been quite active in school activities. He was an S. A. representative and a home and school representative. Joe plans to attend a teacher's collegeg while listening to his record collection, he'll be marking future students' homework. Seventyfeight EMILIANO DiFILIPPO 1524 Shunlc Street Di, a hard working industrial arts student, is interested in going to college and becoming a teacher. He was on the track and gym teams, in which he ex' celled. Emiliano's hobbies include bowling and swimming. W snr-4' ANNE DiLUZIO 1903 Point Breeze Avenue A future secretary is this petite, blond miss who has many interests, such as cook' ing, dancing, playing basketball and col- lecting records. A lucky boss is the one who employs Ann. .f AMELIA DiSABATO 1718 Watkins Street A'Mollie, as she has been nicknamed, likes dancing, skating, and swimming. A commercial student, she plans to be a secretary-perhaps in the governor's of fice. Such ambition plus Mollie's fine personality should help her to succeed. JOSEPH D'IMPERIO 2619 S. Darien Street Hark! we have an auto racing fan among us. Joe is his name. That's not the only way he spends his time. He was S. A. representative of his class. Joe is undecided as to his future plans. JOANN' DiNOTE 2519 S. Hicks Street jo, a real cute senior, popular with the boys, has always been active in South' ern. She was her class athletic association representative. Her activities outside the school include dancing, collecting records, swimming, and boating. Her ambition is KM.-. SERINA DiSALVO 92-I Cantrell Street Beany, a very active girl at Southern, has done a lot of work in Room 111. Some of her sports include swimming, dancing, baseball, football and bowling. Serina's future ambition is to become a secretary or to go to California with her girl friends. Seventyfnine Q Q s. 1' JOSEPH DiSANTO 913 Shunk Street Joe, a commercial student at Southf ern, plans to be a business administrator. He also likes to travel a good bit. Some of his hobbies are racing, bowling, foot' ball, basketball, baseball and swimming. Joe is also a very popular boy with the girls at Southern. JW- CAROLE DiSTEFANO LAWRENCE DiTIZIO ELAINE DIXON 2646 S. Percy Street Carole, whom everyone calls Little One, is one of the most active girls in Southern. She is on the Southron stafl and is one of the writers of the column Wee Three. Her sports are bowling, volleyball, dancing and picnics. She plans to be a secretary. 2030 Emily Street Classical music is Larry's main inter' est, for he hopes to become a musician. Larry is also a talented artist. As a past' time, he enjoys riding on trolley cars, where he probably finds inspiration both for his music and his pictures. 417 Bainbridge Street L'Elaine, whose favorite subjects inf clude lunch, gym and typing, is quite an active girl. She plays volley ball and baseball and goes swimming and dancing. Her plans include nursing school. All the 5-ridi at Southern wish her the best of uc . ami' .4v' NICHOLAS DOGAS CATHERINE DOYLE WILLIAM DURANT 1166 E. Passyunk Avenue All Nickelo's activities are directed toward one ambition-to become an artist. Vkfhen he isn't wielding a paint brush, this talented fellow is enjoying his favorite sports-baseball, boxing, and football. We feel sure that someday when he lands in the Hall of Fame, Southern will be proud of Nickelo. 3040 Mifllin Street . Tennis, dancing, and swimming are Cassie's favorite activities. Cass hopes to become a file clerk after graduation and we are conident she will be a skillful one, for 'she does everything well-even to making good friends. Eighty 2042 Pennberton Street A commercial student, Rant, as he is known to his friends, is popular with his classmates and was elected chairman of his typing class. Rant's favorite hobby is swimming. You can find him in the pool trying out the latest strokes at which he is expert. ,of W Wil! 5 r KATHLEEN DURSO 715 Annin Street A commercial student, known to her typing and shorthand girl friends as Lass, this girl is a great fan of Johnny Mathis, collecting all his records. This is only one of her many hobbies, she also likes dancing, swimming, and bowling. In the near future she plans on getting married. LYNN EVANGELIST 2548 S. Ninth Street Lynn, who is the feature editor on the Southron staff, is also one of the writers of the Wee Three Column in the paper. She is also an ofiice aide, and Iunior Credit Manager. Her sports activif ties include baseball, basketball and watch' ing football games. THOMAS ENOS 2522 S. Percy Street Tommy is an upfandfcoming entertainer who may soon add his name to the list of Southernites who reached the top in show business. He has acted and sung in school affairs. Under the name of Lane, he has cut records. Tommy hopes to break into the entertainment world as an actor or singer. ROBERT A. ESPOSITO 1227 S. Carlisle Street Bobby is happiest when he is study' ing a script or rehearsing for a school show. His ambition in life, as you prob' ably guessed by now, is to be an actor. Bobby is a good student and has worked hard at Southern. He has made many friends and is quite suave, 'M ' 'r st CAROL EVANGELISTA 2937 S. Sixteenth Street Shortfcut, as she is known to her friends, is an active girl, even as active girls go. Some of her many sports include badminton, volley ball, and fencing. Carol also is a, S. A. representative and an athf letic association representative. Her am' bition is to be a secretary. Eightyfone -R in 9,5-mm, ERNEST EVANS 509 Christian Street Ernie, known to his record fans as Chubby Checkers, is like so many other South Philadelphia entertainers who have gone a long way in a short time. He made teenagers rock with his record of The Class. Ernie, is at his best when he imitates Fats Domino. SQ Q Q' -1 '- , Q I 3 .Q Q- 1, :QA 4921 73 GENEVIEVE FARALLI A. CATHERINE FARRELL ARLEEN FEDALE 1216 McKean Street jenny, who has many friends, is also a good commercial student. The sports she likes include volley ball and bad' minton. Her aim in life is to become a successful secretary, Some boss will be mighty lucky to get Genevieve. ff 4. ELAINE FEGGINS 2238 Earp Street . Lainy, an outstanding member of the commercial course, intends to become a topfnotch secretary. She enjoys sports, particularly bowling, tennis, and swimming. Lainy also enjoys relaxing with a paint brush and some showfcards, but she ad- mits that she is no Grandma Moses. Good luck, Lainy! 2226 S. Colorado Street Kay, an academic member of the senior class, is also its treasurer. She is a student association representative for her home room, and home and school representative. Kay was a member of the fencing club. Her hobbies are dancing and tennis. Her ambition is to become an housewife. 4 2601 Emily Street Scene: main office or one of the many rooms in school. As you look in, you'll see R receiving papers to deliver to different teachersg she's an oihce and teacher's aide. R was S6CrCtary of the bookkeeping class. She plans to be a private secretary for some lucky boss. '93 .ith we-sW ' CLAIRE B. FELDMAN 2435 S. Ninth Street 'LCookie, a very active Southernite, helped prepare the school show, Brigaf doon. She was also an usher, trafic aide, and roster room aide. Claire enjoys bowl' ing, swimming, golhng and Eshing. She also was a volunteer worker at the Albert Einstein Medical Center. Eightyftwo NICHOLAS j. FELICCIA 407 Ritner Street L'Nick, who always seems to make you laugh just when the teacher gets serious, is always getting into trouble. He knows just when to open his mouth when he shouldnt In spite of all Niclc's joking around, he intends to attend Temple Uni' versity Technical Institute. MADELINE FERNANDEZ 2036 S. Sixth Street Madge's ambition is to be a teacher, and shell be a successful one. Madeline, who is a real neat dresser, likes sports which have a little action, such as basket- ball, baseball, and volley ball. JOHN FISHER 1507 Shunk Street A commercial student, John has served his three year sentence within these walls, and now he is looking forward to his freedom. While in school he has en' joyed both baseball and football. He hasn't decided yet what field to enter, but he should do well in any occupation. Hu! 6,4 x, , RITA FINOCCHIARO 1746 S. Chadwick Street Terry, who always likes to have a good time, is a very smart dresser. Rita's ambition is to be a private secretary. Her hobbies include volley ball, watching foot' ball games, and being a member of the Sons of Italy. on-s-en, .., , RICHARD M. FLACCO 1308 S. Eighth Street Richie has served well as S. A. rep' resentative and as a member of the Torch Honor Society. He enjoys horseback rid' ing, bowling,and girls. He hopes the years to come will End him a successful doctor. There is no doubt that his hopes will come true. Eightyfthfree 5: '-'tm THOMAS FIORE 610 Reed Street Tommy is a sincere and warmhearted fellow. His ambition is to become a drafts' man. His trade preparatory course will aid him in having his dreams come true. We know that Tommy will be an asset to his employer in the future. -4...-A ELIZABETH FLEMING 2647 S. Jessup Street Elizabeth has made her stay at South' ern a pleasant one. During her three year stay she has become a Torch member and president of the senior class. Betty, who is also active in the S. A. plans to attend college. I I... .4 ' JOSEPH JOHN FRANGIPANE 3225 S. Juniper Street Our Joe Moppinf' cofeditor of the Keepsake, member of the Torch, Silver S, social distribution, and transportation comf mittees, is one of our favorites. A Cif coria Club organizer, he enjoys swim' ming, bowling, and reading as hobbies. After college, Joe plans to become an electrical engineer. fl KATHLEEN GALLAGHER 433 Pine Street Pretty Kay, a commercial student, has lots of charm and everything else it takes to realize her favorite dream of be- coming either a stenographer or an air' line stewardess. When flying the airways, we ,hope she'll remember all her happy daysl at S. P. H. S. KE MADELINE FRANKLIN 2019 S. Eighth Street Mad, a popular student in the com' mercial course, intends to be an office worker, specializing in the field of typing. Madeline especially enjoys the games of tennis, swimming, and bowling. I'll al' ways be grateful, says Madeline, to all the teachers who have helped me in Southern. JOSEPHINE GANGI 2304 S. Ninth Street We'll always remember Josephine as 1osy. Josy's favorite sport is swimming. Her future plans include a job and then marriage. We know she'll succeed in both of these endeavors. Good luck in the future! Eightyffour fre ik DOMENICK A. FRESE 513 Wharton Street Domenick, who likes to be called Senf ator DAF, followed the commercial col' lege course. He was very active in the vocal ensemble and served well as book' keeping chairman and a member of the Torch Honor Society. He hopes some day to be a certihed public accountant. JOSEPH GARIFFO 411 Ritner Street Joseph, or Junior as he is known to many, is a member of the commercial course and a popular allfaround Southern' ite. He intends to fulfill his military ob' ligation by joining the Air Force, where he would like to specialize in photography. Good luck, Joe! XJ X... CAROLYN GELONE 834 Morris Street Academically and socially, pretty Carol has found Southern a wonderful school. And why not, for Carol has entered wholeheartedly into activities. A member of Torch, Bronze S, color guard, a class secretary, Carol is always busy. Bowling, dancing and miniature golf she loves. She will make a model teacher. 'Ihr luqggi if JOHN GERACE 1003 Reed Street A'Easy Johnny, whose nickname was derived from his ability to do an excellent job with the least possible effort, is one of the friendliest students in Southern. Johnny was very active in S. A. activities. His future ambition is to be an I. B. M. operator. 4-r' sf ERNEST GENZANO 2613 Dudley Street A member of the Keepsake staff, Ernie bubbles over with enthusiasmg of course, some of it is directed and ins ired by a P lass named Mary. Ernie has played junior varsity baseball and enjoys football. We feel sure that any field Ernie enters will benefit by his talents. jug ' ...- JULIA GEORGE 1007 Wharton Street Mention a dance and Judy's ready to go. A great fan of rock and roll, Judy also enjoys going steady. A commercial student, she looks forward to becoming a Secretary when she graduates. Lots of luck to a lovely girl. in . QQB cw' N. tiff JOHN GERGO 2626 Gerritt Street A member of the industrial arts college course, John has enjoyed his three years at Southern. Baseball and football have occupied much of his leisure time. He has a somewhat unusual hobby-model railroading. John is anxious to step into a good job in some growing industry. Eightyffive I Y W 3 MARIE R. GIANNINI 2215 Moore Street A popular member of the 'kcofop course, Marie can be found most fre' quently in the swimming pool, bowling alley, or on the dance floor. Frank Sinatra rates high on her list of radio favorites. Hoping to be a medical secretary, Marie plans to marry later and have at least a dozen children! fi Nw' CONSTANCE GIAMBRO 1754 S. Dorrance Street Connie can be seen running through the halls to her next class. She is one of our better commercial students. When not doing her homework, Connie can be found either dancing, bowling, or reading. Connie intends to become a happy house' wife, and we are sure that with Connie's personality and charm she'll make the ANTHONY GIAMPIETRO 1321 Mifflin Street Tony has been a member of the tech' nical crew that made Brigadoon such a success. He is in the industrial arts C. P. course and plans to attend college. Tony enjoys reading, which is quite useful for a future college man. We wish Tony luck as he achieves his goal-engineering. best housewife in the world. f'fp1.,f 1 7' . I., ,gg seize.,-.sxxrisgff .A X 3 ' ' 1 'RF Y, 1' t f 1. SAN'DRA GOODMAN 2603 S. Beulah Street Sandy, while being very active in the commercial curriculum, always found time to pursue her hobbies, swimming, tennis, and bowling. Sandy's future plans will eventually lead her into being a ine medical technician. And with her com' mercial background, they will have to call her Girl Friday. wr ,Yi .X fl ROSALIE GIARDINELLI 1931 S. Hemberger Street Roe's merry, twinkling eyes and love' ly smile reveal a sunny disposition that should captivate true friends. She enjoys collecting records and dancing. Roe is also very happy behind a typewriter. Roe is going to make a flrstfrate secretary some day soon. V KATHERINE GRABENSTEIN 2531 S. Franklin Street Fun and pretty Kathy are one and the same thing. If she isn't riding a spirited horse, then you'll End her in the pool, where she is equally at home. She has a fine record collection, to which she loves to dance. Kathy expects to be a secretary. Eightyfsix xt ULA MAE GRANT 2058 Ellsworth Street Ula Mae's favorite hobby is reading books. Of course, a girl who reads a great deal is sure to succeed in her career as a chemist. Ula Mae, a commercial student, was a library aide and enjoys playing volley ball. -nu. ,pv- EUGENE WILLIAM GUARNERE 1913 S. Croskey Street As you walk through the halls of South' ern, you are likely to see Jay on the second floor in front of the woodshops. Jay, aside from being an excellent wood' worker, also enjoys swimming, and play ing basketball. After he leaves Southern, which he hates to do, he would like to become a construction engineer. fx VF 1. JOAN HAHN 2520 S. Twenty-eighth Street A popular member of the Cofop course, Jeanie knows just what she wants. Interested in bowling and swim' ming, joanie has had lots of fun at South' ern, however, she is looking forward to a good job in the business world followed by a good marriage. Wuh- RUSSELL HANNA 330 Daly Street Energetic and athletic, Russell has gone out for the gymnastic, football, and track teams. Outside of school he is on a base' ball and a basketball team. But Russell's life is not all sports. A popular commer- cial student, he aspires to become a book- keeper. GARY HERSH 438 Fitzgerald Street Known for his happyfgoflucky disposif tion, Gary's interests include girls, stamps, coins, and cars. He is captain of the traf' ic squad, and a popular member of the Sigma Alpha Rho fraternity. His aca' demic achievement should lead him to success in the Held of medicine. LOIS HIGGINS 13031 S. Fifteenth Street Our pal Lo is always Janie on the spot to help a fellow student in distress. Lo has the academic course and does very well in her subjects. She intends to be a medical technician and with her abilities, she should excel in her Held. In her spare time Lo enjoys badminton and ice skating. Eightyfseven JOHN HOMA 2748 Pierce Street The Air Force is the next step for Jack, a general course student. Jack is interested in sports. He played junior varsity soccer and football, and then made the varsity football team. jack likes danc' ing also. We wish him every success in the Air Force. GEORGE KAY 2517 Rimer Street An allfaround sportsman, George has the general course. Known by some ac' quaintances as Sam, he has been a member of the track and crossfcountry teams for two seasons. Although he will miss the friends he made here, George is looking forward to becoming a sports writer. HARVEY JAY KESSLER 2536 S. Seventh Street Haw, a very talented and athletically inclined guy, is a real asset to Southern. Baseball, tennis, basketball, and swimming are his favorite sports, The chairman of our traffic committee is also an active member of the Sigma Alpha Roe Fraternf ity. We are sure that Harvey's plans to be a pharmacist will be realized. HARRY KLEMASH 1209 Mercy Street Handsome Harry, a suave ladies' man, is quite popular with the feminine gender. An academic student, he plans to become a psychiatrist. He brightened up many classes for us with his goodfnatured clown' ing. We wish Harry the best of luck in the Ifuture. We're sure it will be a bright one. FRANK KNECHT 143 Morris Street A personable young fellow and a student of the general course, Frank has not made any definite plans concerning his future. He takes a great interest in sports, such as baseball and football and also car racing. Frank has had three wonderful years here at Southern, and like all of us, he is sad about leaving. LYNN KRANTZ 528 Pine Street Shaggy, as Lynn is commonly called, has taken the commercial course. After graduation, she hopes to become a labora' tory technician. She enjoys basketball, football, tennis, and swimming and particif pates in bowling clubs. Among her many hobbies is. collecting Johnny Mathis' rec' ords and dancing. We wish her happiness always. Ninety CAROL ANN KRONES 3015 Titan Street Carol, a sweet and sincere girl, plans to become an executive secretary upon graduation. She likes to bowl, play ten' nis, and golf in her spare time-if she is not cuttingfafrug or cooking. We know Carol will be successful in the future whether at work or recreation. iff EUGENE LaGRECA 1104 Greenwich Street Someday the theatrical world will be improved by receiving Eugene's dramatic talent. A student at Hedgerow Drama School, this clever fellow loves to dance the chafcha and to listen to modern and progressive jazz. We predict that Eu' gene's name will be added to the list of Southern's theatrical celebrities. GEORGE LATELLA 2545 S. Percy Street Georgie, a commercial student, is very musically inclined. He devotes his weekends to his accordion playing. Wine, women, and song is his motto. While at Southern, he was an S. A. representaf tive and also home and school representa' tive. Teachers' College is his next stop, then a career in music. 'azz' if WILLIAM FREDERICK La MONICA 2325 S. Twenty-first Street La Monica, or so he's called by friends, plans to be an engineer. He took the industrial auto college preparatory course. Track, dancing, and horseback riding seem to E11 up his spare time. This funfloving fellow should be successful in everything that is important. Good luck! I U N 2 ff RONALD LANGMAN 6436 Large Street Ronnie, an academic student, has been an S. A. representative during his stay in Southern. He was a member of the biology club. Ronnie enjoys tennis, fencing, dancing, and sailing. This all' around boy is sure to be a success in the field of psychology. Good luck! 'QA its ROSE LAZZARO 2023 S. Twenty-eighth Street Rose, a commercial student, has her future mapped out for her. She plans to go to real estate school, and then work for a famous real estate hrm. A member of the Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority, she enjoys stock car racing. Bowling and swimming rate tops on the list. Ninetyfone JOSEPH LEIS 319 Ritner Street Ioe has been an outstanding student and an active boy around Southern. He is a one time member of the Southron. S. A. representative, our school treasurer, and a member of the Torch Honor So' ciety. The academic course has prepared Joe for accounting. We'll sure miss you, Joe! BARBARA ANN LEONE 1630 S. Tenth Street Charming Barbara is not only bright in her academic studies, but she is an active member of the S. A., where she holds the office of social committee chair' man. Bobbie enjoys sportsg among her favorites are tennis, swimming, goif, and volleyball. Bobbie hopes to attend Penn State and'becorne a psychologist. CHARLES LEONE 1017 Tree Street Football and baseball, as well as many other activities, have kept Charlie busy and interested during the last three years. A commercial student, Charlie has found his work so interesting that he plans to continue it in business college, where he's bound to get started on a successful career. -f . , J, f ,' :Y V r-l if 1' , 'twvvvf FREDERICK WILLIAM LETTS 2026 S. Philip Street The U. S. Navy seems to be z'Bill's career, and a fine one we know. But, until then, bowling, basketball, art, and woodwork will hold his interest. Bill has enjoyed his stay at Southern and is grate' ful for the education that he has ref ceived here. DOLORES LEWIS 911 S. Nineteenth Street From our files of academic students steps Dolores to pursue her future plans of becoming a teacher. With all her thoughts of education, she always found occupations to occupy her leisure. Sewing and dancing, a girl's trade mark, seemed to please Dolores the most. Ninetyftwo X- . W. c I GIOVINA LEONETTI 2547 S. Sartain Street During her stay at Southern, Io Ann has looked forward to a career as a sec' retary. When she has leisure time, she enjoys the sports of swimming and golf. Io Ann is also fond of cooking and sew' ing. We wish her success in her future plans. JOAN LEWIS 1218 S. Fifteenth Street Joni finds going to Youth and Fel' lowship-meetings very interesting. She also enjoys participating in tennis and volleyball. Her future ambition is to help people by becoming a social worker. Lots of luck in the future, jonig we know you'll be very successful. 1' N, EVELYN LIPOWITZ 364 Durfor Street Evie has enjoyed putting her artistic abilities to good use by helping with the scenery for our school shows. .Along with school supplies, she is usually seen clutch' ing a sketch pad which she will use in the future in art school. We know that your talent will bring you success. ei SHERMAN ALBERT LUCAS III 2021 Watkins Street Basketball, swimming and roller skatf ing are a few sports which take up Sher' man's time. Known to his friends as Sonny, this congenial fellow has great plans for the future. As a commercial student he hopes to put 'his knowledge to work and become a -businessman. 'V -we . LORETTA LoCASTRO 2409 S. Franklin Street A charming commercial student, Lori plans to work in an oflice as a clerkftypist. Her favorite sports are tennis and baseball, and she enjoys dancing and swimming. From her experience gained here, Lori will be able to cope with every problem in her ofhce work. Good luck, Lori, IFN 45' MARLENE MAASS 2628 S. Hicks Street Marlene, known as Snow Ball, can usually be found hanging upside from the rings,,in gym, or even standing on her head. Snow Ball has won second prize in the Philadelphia Public High Girls' Gymnastic meet. This active girl also enjoys modern dance, roller skating, and Hshing. Ninetyftlrree q Nvug, Wi., K' Mx -you MARY ANN LODATO 416 Tasker Street Our pretty and popular vicefpresident is extremely active around Southern. Cheer' leaders, hall aide board, assembly com' mittee-all have benefited from Mary Ann's services. As a member of Torch and Gold S, she should have no trouble reaching college and becoming a high school teacher. -M 'heme DIANE Mac WILLIAMS 108 Fitzgerald Street Diane, an active participant in modern dance, has taken part in Oklahoma and Brigadoon. This little miss was secre- tary of the Student Association in her senior year, after being treasurer of her 11th grade class. A member of the Torch Society, Diane intends to enter the field of med-icine. MARY LOU MAGGI 2122 Fez-non Street Mary Lou plans to be a secretary after graduation. This very busy girl will enhance any office. She spends her spare time drawing. We know that she'll be successful, too, in whatever she under' takes just as she has been in Southern. MIKE MAKARA 1945 S. Twenty-ninth Street Mike, who is an ardent baseball fan and player, is also a great boost to any team's morale. Mike, a member of the J. V. baseball team and a member of the varsity, has a very impressive record, but one which is a little deceiving since it is really better than it even seems to he. ROSE MARIE MAGLIOCCO 644 Wharton Street Roe, as friends call her, is a lively and vivacious girl who just loves swim' ming and talking. Her commercial course has prepared her well for after graduaf tion. She hopes to become a private sec' retary. Her personality will also help her greatly in the far and near future. xt! CAROLYN MALAMISURA 2238 S. Fifteenth Street , Carolyn, a popular student here at Southern, is taking the academic course. She has been a member of the S. A. board, S. A. representative, A. A. representaf tive, and a member of modern dance for three years. This'girl, whose hobbies are swimming and tennis. wants to become an airline stewardess. Of all her teachers here at Southern, she will never forget Dr. Tiffany. Ninetyffowr PASQUALE MAIALE 2006 S. Garnet Street Pat, a trade prep student, is quite a sports enthusiast. Bowling, football and basketball are among his favorites. Listen' ing to jazz is Pat's hobby. Drafting is his future ambition. How the time flies -that's how he feels about his past three years at Southern. ANTHONY MALANDRO 609 Watkins Street Sports really keep Tony busy. Swim' ming, baseball, and bowling are his favor' ites. The Hunter's Racing Team is a club in which Tony is an active member. His other great interest is playing the drums. Tony plans to study auto mechanf ics at the Spring Garden Institute. -rf' SUSAN MALANDRUCO 610 Federal Street Sue, a wellfliked commercial student, spends her time doing the things she enjoys, such as swimming in the summer and ice skating in the winter. Sue plans to fuhill her lifeflong ambition by becomf ing a secretary. We know she'l1 be a 5118 one. x,,-- DIANA MARCHESANO 2025 S. Twentieth Street Diana is a cute, brownfeyed, brownf haired, academic student. As well as play' ing table tennis and badminton, Di enf joys buying clothes, collecting records and listening to the radio. Doing all this she has time for work- and study and wishes to further her career by being a laboratory technician. 4 ANTHONY MANGANO 2341 Watkins Street Anthony, better known to his friends as Tony, has a terrific knack for wood' working. Tony does not intend to make a career of his talent, however. He inf tends to be an auto mechanic. We are all sure that he will do as well as he does in everything that he undertakes. RICHARD MANIACI 1133 Watkins Street A member of the varsity football and track teams, Richard has kept a good balance between athletics and scholarship by also being a member of the chemistry club. Main, as he is known to his inti- mates, intends to become a designing en' gineer, after completing college. 'ts-1+ N. WC' qw-V CAROLE MARGADONNA 2524 S. Thirteenth Street Carole favors football, baseball, and basketball. Her hobbies include drawing, classical music, reading, and dancing. Of course, we all have enjoyed her column in the Southron. On order for this young miss is a job in the commercial field and the chiming of wedding beels. Ninetyfjive Y 'CLC' RONALD MARGOLIS 616 S. Fourth Street Ronald, who competes in many sports, seems to depend on his legs and good balance for most of them. In 10B Elvis competed in the crossfcountry team. He also has many outside activities that de- pend on his leg power, such as skating and bowling. He plans a career in the Army Air Force. .4Y k K? 'Qj'f f-wr 4 SHIRLEY RITA MARRON SANDRA MATUS MILI.,IE'McCONNELL 6741 Souder Street 1940 S. Seventeenth Street 2508 Jackson Street Shirley a very friendl Southernite has Sand who is a ver ood bowler Millie McConnell, commonly known to i Y i - the commercial course. She is on her way to business college and will some day be a court stenographer. In her spare time, she enjoys music and reading. Shirley likes such sports as badminton and tennis, We wish her every success. RICHARD MCCUE 1630 S. Marston Street Richard, a student in the general course, is also the very quiet spoken captain of our basketball team. Being the shortest member of the team doesnt seem to bother Stump, If you watch a game, you would see him connecting from all over the court. Y: Y E , has been a big help as an ofice aide and hall aide. She is also an art enthusiast and does very well. Some day Sandy will go into the commercial art field where success is waiting for her, we feel sure. .XX ANN' McDONOUGH 2419 S. Orkney Street Ann is a very likable girl, who was glad to have been a student in Southern. Her favorite sports are tennis and golf. She is a wonderful dancer, as her beans know. Ann plans to become a secretary in the very near future. We are sure that her dreams will come true. Nmetyfsix her friends as Rebel, is taking the com' mercial course. As well as horseback rid' ing, swimming, baseball, volley ball and golf, she enjoys dancing. She has helped here at Southern by being an office aide. SALLY MCHALE 2911 S. Sydenham Street Sal is active in many phases of school life. She is an A. A. representative. prob' ably because she likes many sports, among which are swimming and bowling. She also enjoys dancing, reading and collect' ing records. Sally has taken the com' mercial course with hopes of becoming a secretary. SHIRLEY McKAY 2715 Daly Terrace Jeanie, active in club work and an S. A. representative, loves to ice skate, bowl, and dance. She iinds basketball, volleyball and tennis among her favorite sports. A commercial student, Jeanie has her heart set on becoming either a clerk typist or a dancing teacher. WT' JOSEPH MERLINO 1954 S. Bonsall Street joe, alias The Frog, is a trade pref paratory student who loves to hunt, fish, and play football when he isn't busy with his shop work. Another one of Ioe's major hobbies is working on cars, we hear he's pretty expert on this subject. Joe expects to enter the Service. ROBERT MEINSTER 729 South Street Having a workout in the gym is Rob bie's idea of real fun, however, his career at Southern has not been devoted only to fun, for he has served his school as an S. A. repersentative. After bidding his classmates goodbye Robbie hopes to become a pharmacist. -K , -A V, will ,KJ ESTHER MELTZER 328 Gladstone Street This peppy commercial student takes time from studies for swimming, dancing, roller skating, and HY activities and some cheerleading on the side. An ex' member of the Orchestra, Terry passes time with music and collecting souvenirs. Believing that S. P. H. S. is wonderful, she'll remember it even when she is a private secretary. SAMUEL NORMAN MEROVITZ 1520 Griffith Street One of the most versatile personalities in Southern-that's our Sam. An ex' ceptionally talented pianist, he is a mem' ber of the orchestra and band, and his academic achievement brought about his election to Torch National Honor So' city. Sam is especially ambitious for a career in medicine. Ninetyfseven JOAN MESSINA 2721 S. Eighteenth Street joan's nickname is Bright Eyes. Her favorite hobby among many is having a good time. She is an outstanding athlete and dancer. L'Bright Eyes belongs to the leaders' club and the modern dance group. We hope you have success with your plans for the future. l GERALDINE MINUTELLA 2544 S. Jessup Street Geraldine, better known as Jerrie, has the commercial course, and she expects -to work in an office. Jerri has been an A. A. repersentative and is a member of a soror' ity. She enjoys dancing, collecting records, drawing, swimming, and bowling. SHIRLEY MONTE CARLO 1743 S. Hicks Street Shirley, a commercial student at Southern, has been quite an active girl in school. She has been an S. A. repref sentative from 10A until 12B and a mem' ber of the Silver S in lOB, 1lB, l2A. Her future ambition is to become a stenographer. BARBARA JEAN' MOORE 1524 S. Nineteenth Street When Babe is not busy with her commercial subjects, she is participating in athletic events. This Southernite en- joys baseball, volley ball, bowling, tennis, and dancing. She also devoted time to office aides and class chairmanship. This future clerk typist says, My three years at Southren have been most enjoyable. WILLIAM THOMAS MORRIS 2030 Pierce Street Billy enjoys a great many sports. Among these are swimming, tennis, baseball, and volleyball. He has been on the track team and has been a member of the fraternity, Nu Kappa Delta. We know Billy will make a line interior decorator, and we wish him the best of luck, Ninetyfeight THOMAS MONTEFERANTE 1642 S. Orkney'Street Tommy, a bright and active com' mercial student, enjoys sportsg his favor- ites are baseball and bowling. Tommy has been a big help to the school, giving his suggestions at the S. A. meetings. As a hobby, Tommy collects rare coins and stamps. He plans to become an'office worker. , 7'-'4:.-. , ,. f W.. in VlV,. i f z r S ' a I if .,., E 4. I, ,, -' ' ' 1 1' 1521-ff , w 3'j vmfg.:L J.:, 5 3',glT'f'-TEN . I s'-l1: 'v- - Lira ' 'A3 Mae vig, aw-2 qw B31 li ' - f- ,yi fv s1'2lLi5'ilg,gg 39-S Ln, f 5,':fR..f V fifgwrzih' 1 M 125' . 'Ji' I ,yay 1: 1 .1 5. -x ,H 1 S211 , , 1 15,2 I Q nj, 5. JOSEPH MOSCHELLA 823 Reed Street A trade prep student, Joe enjoys basketball, baseball. swimming, and foot' ball. A member of the Sons of Italy club, joe likes to travel. You usually hear him in the halls saying, It's wonder' ful! One of his big plans for the future is to make money!!! tiff sa. RONALD MOSKOWITZ 2607 S. Beulah Street Ronnie, who is very popular with the boys and girls of Southern, enjoys such sports as baseball, basketball, and football. His hobbies are collecting stamps and keeping up to date with the latest sport magazines. Ronnie has the general course and plans to become an oflfce worker in the future. , ., Qfvl, ,. 1, , CHRISTINE Mumroizo l 1430 s. Eighitenfh street Chris, a commercial student majoring in stenography, is an active girl. She en' joys many outdoor sports, such as tennis, soft ball, and water skiing. Chris is a member of the Tau American Chi Sororf ity and belongs to the modern dance club and the volley ball team. Good luck to a talented girl! ATLEY NATALONE 2833 S. Marshall Street When Nat is not busy with the var' sity baseball team, or junior varsity basket' ball, photography, or Carmella, he devotes his time to his industrial arts college pref paratory course. Nat plans to attend col' lege for electrical engineering. This hand' some lad is certain to be a success! hr SAMUEL ORAPALLA 603 Tasker Street Although Sonny is an academic stu' dent, he loves sports. He is interested in football, fishing, and in hunting, his favorites are baseball and ping pong. Sonny has said that he has had three enjoyable years at Southern. His future glass are to bring him into the plumbing e . DOMINICK ORIOLO 736 S. Hutchinson Street Guess what Hard Tac jr. wants to be? A jockey! He should make a good one, for he can certainly ride those horses. When not around the stables, this lively fellow is working on cars, or swim' ming, or taking a workout on the track team. See you at the races! Ninetyfnine ROBERT PAGLIA 1540 S. Camac Street Pag, a trade prep. student, hopes to someday become an electronic technician. Sportsfminded, Pag enjoys playing base- ball, football, and basketball. Pag chooses dancing as a favorite pastime. He feels that Southern is a line school and has a wonderful faculty. MARLENE PAIGE 1611 Fitzwater Street A commercial student, Candy Qas her friends call herj has the ambition of be' ing a secretary. She enjoys reading a good book or dancing. Volleyball, basket' ball, swimming, and skating are also fav' orite pastimes. She is sure to be a fine example as a graduate of Southern. Qt PENELOPE A. PANEPINTO 819 Snyder Avenue Being a whiz at basketball, volley ball, badminton, and swimming has made Pen- ny a natural choice for president of our Athletic Association. This popular com' mercial student has also found time for dancing and horseback riding. Penny plans to be a secretary, and her success is a certainty. 1. ,W tems!! I i ., ? 1 . . ,', - . ' 17. 5 gg: . Q p :Q I . 4 i A, 41 l f, ' 1 i 1 J , A 4 , 7 , I , if ' 5 if 1.1: I 0, ,,,,.f. V BERNICE PARKER 813 Bainbridge Street Bernice, a commercial student, is very active in tennis, baseball, and swim' ming, but she still Ends time to enjoy cooking, dancing, and collecting rock and roll records. Bernice will proudly enter the business world and take her place, for she will soon be a qualified stenographer. CARMELA PASSIO GILBERT PATTERSON RICHARD J. PEDANO 3137 S. Twentieth Street Mel, who is an academic student at Southern, has plans for becoming a teacher. She finds time to take an active part in such sports as bowling, golfing, and swim' ming. One of Mel's favorite hobbies is to watch the baseball games on television. 3202 A Morris Street Gil is what we would call a man with few words. He is a commercial student, and is not sure of what the future will bring, there is only one thing of which he is very sure-Gil knows that he likes-baseball. One Hundred 1945 Fitzgerald Street Good old 'Beef, as he is called by his friends, is known to all for his congenial' ity. A student of the commercial course, he plans to be a clerkftypist. He is a champ in tennis and swimming. Success always, Beef! W? rm 5 ROBERT J. PERRY 1830 S. Dover Street Roberfs many friends call him Per. This young man's varied interests include swimming, dancing, bowling, and football. This industrial art student also spends many hours exploring the engines of cars. Ambitious Per is sure to make his dream of making a million a reality. Good luck! DENNIS PETRANCURI 2543 S. Ninth Street Bunny, the distinguished president of the Society of Moose, frankly admits he is concentrating on having a good time. After spending two years on the varsity football team and track team, together with plenty of hunting and swimming, Bunny is ready for a stretch in the Air Force. am' ' ANNA PERSEO 941 Tree Street When attractive Anne isn't reading the latest books, she is in the swimming pool or on the dance floor. Another favorite pastime is listening to Frank Sinatra records. Anne dreams of taking some office by storm as the perfect stenographer. SHARON PETROFF 2615 S. Franklin Street Whenever there is laughter in the halls, you can be sure Sharon is near. This attractive Miss has lightened the hearts of her classmates and teachers since she entered Southern. The bookkeeping def partrnent of any Hrm will be happy to have Sharon as an employee after gradua- tion. NOAH PHILLIPS 2138 Femon Street A member of the track and cross' .zuntry teams, Noah, or 'iAchilles, as he is known to his many friends, has the vocational art course. When he graduates, he hopes to enter the Service or go to college. All of us wish him the best of luck in future years. One Hundred One Wei Rs X BARBARA PILGRIM 1815 East Passyunk Avenue One of our fine commercialfcollege stu' dents, Barbie has future plans for be' coming a stenographer. She has marriage on the future list also. An active student, Barbie has been class chairman. During her spare time she enjoys dancing and golf. Her only comment is, 'Tm absolute- ly, positively happy ! MARIA PILONE 2627 S. Warnock Street Active in the glee club, Marie, a line commercial student, also enjoys bowl- ing, baseball, swimming, and golf. Sewing and dancing are her hobbies. Secretarial work is her ambition. This attractive young lady will surely End success, ROSEANN PIRAINO 2424 S. Rosewood Street Alpha Epsilon Gamma Sorority would be at a loss without our Roe, This popular and attractive Miss is a conscienf tious commercial student. She takes time out of her busy schedule for dancing and cooking. Roe's personality is sure to be an asset in securing a secretarial position. ANNE POMILIO 729 McClellan Street Besides studying to be a stenographer in the commercial field, Anne, better kaown as Gidget, is a very active young lady. Dancing, golf, and swimming are her favorite sports, and reading and cooking are helping her future, which inf cludes a husband. Q' i.LV WX , ADA MARY PRO 1924 S. Lambert Street As a member of the commercial course, Ada, better known as Sniffles, enjoys ice skating, tennis, golf, baseball, and football. Her hobbies are dancing, swim' ming, and baking. Sniffles intends to rev' olutionize the industrial world by becom' ing a typist and a housewife. ANTHONY PUGLIESE 2512 S. Warnock Street Being a member of the industrial arts C. P. course, Anthony, better known as Puggy, enjoys baseball, basketball, and ice hockey. During his stay at Southern, he held the ofhce of S. A. representative. Anthony is an active member of the YMCA and the Boys' Club. His am' bition is to become an engineer. One Hundred Two CATHERINE RACHUBINSKI 2239 S. Clarion Street As a member of the distributive edu' cation course, Cass hopes to work after graduating, and then to get married and raise a family. This girl enjoys swimming, bowling, ice skating, and talking about her boyfriend, when not occupied by school work. Cass's pet hobby is being an epicurean. EUGENE RADCLIFFE 3200 C Morris Street A fine academic student, Gene has his future all planned. When he is fin' ished enjoying the delights of football, baseball and basketball, Gene will open up a business of his very own. We want to be among the first to wish him all kinds of luck. Q -i it I at V.4 h i fx ,V , - A ' A ' A 'I fps Q D t - -A D if 'Yan-p.. 5, 1.55-252, ' V , 1 ,.., - V 5 q z, ' I : , ',,, , s,s, V g,. V ELEANOR BARBARA RASMUS 211 Tasker Street A student in the general course, Ellie enjoys swimming, her favorite sport. She chooses dancing as a hobby. Among El- lie's future plans she includes marriage, which we all wish will be a happy one for her. THOMAS RAY 3153 S. Thirtieth Street Tommy Ray, a handsome trade prep student, has been active in Southern. His duties were that of assistant chairman oi' distribution, and he was a member of the Keepsake staff. He plans to join the Marines, and, with his agility, will prob' ably become a commanding officer. CHARLOTTE RENDE 346 Emily Street Char, an attractive gal, who has all kinds of interests-swimming, golfing, reading, driving, has been very lucky during her school days. She has found the job which she feels is right for her. Of course, she wants to find Mr. Right, also, and march up the aisle with him. One H undred Three I NANCY ANNE RAWLINGS 1229 S. Thirty-first Street Nancy, with all her commercial studies, still finds time to go swimming and danc- ing. Nan has held the office of S. A. representative twice and was also on the ticket committee. We're sure Nan is going to make her future boss a fine secretary. ,NMA J,- CAROL LYNN RHODES 309 Winton Street Carol is well known around school for her help as a teachers' aide, S. A. repref sentative, and for going steady with Pat Scannapieco. Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority is lucky to have this academic student as a member. Carol plans to choose a careeer as a secretary in the busines world. 41-'wmv 'WV JAMES RICCHIN I 1910 S. Point Breeze Avenue Meet james, whom everybody calls jimmy Rabunl-r. This very social-minded person would like to become an electrical engineer in the future. His hobbies are swimming and dating. jimmy will surely go far in anything he attempts. JAMES P. RIDOLFI 2048 McKean Street Busy working at his favorite hobby, girls, Tiny jr. finds time to enjoy sports, such as basketball and football. In the commercial course, james will soon go into the Navy and then on to a business schoolg but for now social clubs and girls occupy Tiny. CHRISTINE ELAINE ROSANIO 1336 S. Broad Street Medical technician wanted: Chris to the rescue! If that's too tiresome, she can always do paintings. She might def cide it's not action enough and go bi- cycling or hiking. Since Chris has been at Southern, she has striven for high marks by which she realized her Hnal accomplishment-a Torch member. , ., .. . - 'V ff: ? i TH M'.-,QA-- -fizwffiff .. .V Va f 1 , 4:11 ff- 1' 1-,,,-.y-tif: ,, if Cys 21237 9 ' fff,-C..-'--.:yNi,,zgfiffiq .V ti Ex' f If 2 a4fZ6 . fi is -'wg6?3f-.2-iii 4 r 31'ff'fkZ :5a5213 V if I- Wi 5 22? if' Z ,r5f'1QR,'a'.,.wZ' it 4:2 Vyy.-'i,,'9,4,f.r' sf 2 . .U fc ' at s?'f!Fi3' 215.51343 fi' I 1 f ' f i V53 SALVATORE ROSANIO 1637 S. Marston Street A member of the vocational arts course, Teddie is captain of our famous gym team. Planning to be an artist, he ref ceives experience by painting the scenery and posters for our school show. With all this extra work, Teddie still finds time to play tennis, fish, and do gymnastics. M 69 A JOSEPH ROSATO 2204 S. Norwood Street While joe is a member of the trade prep course, he enjoys baseball and listen' ing to classical music. The one sport he really likes is intramural basketball. Because joe has future plans of becoming a radio and T. V. technician, he is a member of the radio club. One Hundred Four MARSHA ROSEN 504 Ritner Street An ardent Frank Sinatra fan, Marsha enjoys the sports of bowling and swim' ming. She is very popular with her class- mates and aspires to become a stenog' rapher after completing the commercial course. Any boss would be lucky to have Marsha, with her pleasant disposition, on his payroll. AIDA T. ROTOLI 2640 S. Fifteenth Street Full of personality. Ida is one of Southern's brightest and most popular girls. She enjoys dancing, swimming, and bowling. A member of our C. O. E. course, this attractive gir1's future in- cludes secretarial work and-marriage. aprile EDWARD ROZYCKI 2120 Et-ting Terrace Being an academic student, Edward is an active member of the honorary biology club and fencing club. Interested in music, Edward is a member of the vocal en' semble and the All-Phila. High School Chorus. Among his many interests are basketball, fishing and reading. Ed plans to enter college. 349' FRANK RUGGERI 2018 S. Cleveland Street Frank, better known as Fish, has the trade preparatory course and is looking forward to a future in drafting. 'fFish enjoys basketball, girls, softball, girls, soft music, and girls. What a collection of hobbies! We wish you a lot of luck with your future and your hobbies, CAROL RUOCCO 1535 S. Newkirk Street Pretty little Carol, otherwise known as Peanuts, has taken time out from her commercial studies to be an active member of the Delta Phi Epsilon Sorority. She loves dancing and swimming. We can see such a nice girl succeeding either as a beautician or as a secretary. VINCENT RUSSO 2030 S. Garnet Street Known to his friends and fellow class' mates as 'Moose, industrial arts college prep student, Vincent hopes he will some day make a wonderful engineer. His hobbies are basketball, softball, and bowl' ing. His three years at Southern will al' ways be remembered. One Hundred Five FRANK RUTOLO 742 Federal Street Sportsfminded Frank, alias The Horse, has had three years of varsity baseball and one year of varsity football. A member of Torch and Gold S, this ambitions fel' low has had such a record of success at Southern that he should reach the top as an electrical engineer. fff GERALDINE ELIZABETH RUTTER 2225 S. Front Street Geraldine, or Gerry as she is better known to her friends, is the pretty one you usually see on the stage when the modern dance gives a performance. Bef sides dancing, Gerry enjoys swimming, bowling, and badminton. She will some' day make a very good elementary school teacher. e ZX HELEN SAPONARI 2108 S. Norwood Street A charming commercial student with an A+ for personality, Helen plans to be an efficient secretary after graduation. She belonged to modern dance and is an honored member of the Silver S and Torch societies. Helen enjoys bowling and swim' ming. She also participated in one of our school shows, Call Me Madam ' We Wish her luck always. THD' CHRISTIE SACCHETTI 749 Watkins Street Chris, a general student, has had the honor of being an editor on the South- ron. In leisure moments you can always find Chris working on cars-his hobby. He looks forward to becoming a lawyer or private investigator. Remarking that he will miss everyone at Southern, Chris leaves with regret. RAYMOND SAMS 441 Titan Street k'Cussie, a commercial arts student, is very sportsfminded. He is noted for his participation in various sports activities. Being an amateur Picasso is his favorite hobby. Cussie hopes to pursue a career as a designer. We wish him luck in the future. JUDITH SARACINO 1216 Ritner Street 'LJudy is a girl we all will remember for her performances in our school shows. She has also served five terms as S. A. representative and was color guard co' captain. Judy intends to take a two year course at Temple University and become an executive secretary. Lots of luck! One Hundred Six :AL 'V L st ' fl I ROSALYN SATINSKY 353 Mercy Street Popular Roz has not only served as office aide, teachers' aide, and member of the Keepsake staff, but she is also active in the Y.W.H.A, Dancing and stamp collecf tion fill her leisure hours. Having enjoyed her three years at Southern, Roz hopes to succeed in the business world. CARL SAVLOFF 2425 S. Fifth Street Tennis is the sport which seems to ap' peal most to Carl. He plays it whenever he can. Carl is an academic student with an eye toward the future, as he plans to be a chemist or a pharmacist. We wish him all the luck in the world. Watch out for those chemicals, Carl. JOHN SCARLATA 1323 S. Seventh Street John loves automobiles and perhaps some day he'll design the Car of the Future, for he has his heart set on becoming a draftsman. While in school, he has en' joyed basketball. Leaving Southern, John looks back on what he, considers to be three very happy years. Mi N. , r ' fo X KM ff if in-.Q fur 'B .wif A f its .zs .Y?e!!4'l. .Qi VITO SCALISI 2630 S. Ninth Street Speedy, as he is affectionately known to his friends, is one of the pupils from our industrial arts department. Speedy is an avid fan of track and swimming and enjoys playing football. He has been an S. A. representative and intends to become an electrical technician in the Air Force. PASQUALE JOSEPH SCANNAPIECO 2625 S. Tenth Street Our Pat, who has one of the best personalities in town, is a promising stu' dent of the commercial course. While at' tending Southern, Pat was a member of the Torch Honor Society, and was on the honor roll. He enjoys playing baseball and basketball, and was a sports editor on our school paper. After graduation, Pat hopes to be a nhvsical education teacher. MELVIN SCHWARTZ 427 Fitzgerald Street During his stay at Southern, Mel has been very interested in sports. Among his hobbies are Stamp collecting, photography and cars. As an industrial arts student, Mel wants to become a civil engineer. 'We are sure that Mel will be as sucf cessful in the future as he has been in Southern. One Hundred Seven GEORGE SCIOLE 1909 S. Woodstock Street Sunny George, as he is known to all, is interested in all forms of sports from mountain climbing to pole vaulting. Durf ing his stay at Southern he has participated in Brigadoon and Stunt Nite. George's future plans are to join the Service and take up a trade, probably electronics. 'iii' lZ1 IRVING SCOLNICK 2417 S. Franklin Street Our uIrv, better known as 'iEulicle, has had a wonderful stay at Southern. Among his various sports, he enjoys tennis, tinkering with cars, bowling, and collectf ing records of jazz. As an academic stu' dent, Eulicle was an S. A. representative, After graduation he hopes to be a clothing store owner. Good luck! 1 . was M ,ZW .. .L V 41, ' , C A filii A V-,2'r .1 r 552, .f f if . . W 3' , -51' I .,-r MA s. ' fi? ' . X . .... .rsr t 1 . .ff - P its WESLEY SHULTZ 2912 S. Sydenham Street A wellfliked student in the trade pref paratory course, Wes's immediate plan for the future includes becoming an ex- cellent automobile mechanic. When not doing school work. Wes , who is rather sports-minded. especially enjoys a good game of bowling and going swimming. M44 MICHAEL ALAN SEIDMAN 1742 E. Passyunk Avenue L'Silky, who enjoys bowling almost as much as he enjoys girls, is an academic student. An active student in school, Silky has been a book room aide, hall aide, S. A. representative and is associate editor of the Keepsake. We feel sure Silky will be as successful a diplomat for the country as he was for Southern. ROBERT SHANKIN 623 Wolf Street Anyone who has ever heard Bobby playing the drums, knows that he is headed for a career in that direction. Every musif cal activity in the school has enjoyed Bobby's talent. He loves gymnastics, box' ing, swimming and, naturally, collecting jazz records. 'LShank should do well at a leading university. if .HOWARD SILVERMAN 301 Spruce ,Street Known especially for his chess ability, Howard has attained an outstanding rec' ord of scholastic achievement. During his years at Southern, he could always be found giving a helping hand backstage. Howard, a member of the Torch Honor Society, will pursue the career of an engineer after graduation. One Hundred Eight JEANETTE SIMONE 2642 S. Seventeenth Street Jan, one of the smartest dressers at Southern, intends to go to New York to study hairstyling and become a beautician. Jeanette also belongs to one of the soror' ities at Southern. She is also very active, in that she likes swimming and horse' back riding. DOROTHY JOSEPHINE SMITH 2312 Cross Street Dorothy, known as Little Sweetie to all her friends, has participated in girls' basketball and volleyball. Her active social llfe includes the YfDebs Social Club, where she is able to enjoy her hobby of dancing. After completing the commercial course, Dorothy intends to become a beautician. MARY BETH SPANIER 132 Gladstone Street Beth, as she is known to her friends, followed the commercial curriculum. She is a member of the Torch Honor Society and has been chairman of several classes. Beth enjoys skating, dancing, and play' ing the piano. Upon graduation, she plans to enter business school. .25 BARRY SPECT OR 1628 S. Lawrence Street 'LBar, as he is called by his friends, is well loved around Southern, He is one of the star pupils of the distributive edu' cation class, and would like to work at Lit Brothers after graduation. We wish Bar a lot of luck and are sure he'll sucf ceed in whatever he undertakes. BEVERLY FAITH SPITALNY 2134 S. Seventh Street L'Bevi, cute and full of personality, has been a Southern favorite. Extremely active, she has been chairman of hall aides, Southron feature editor, S. A. rep' resentative, Keepsake personal editor, and held various other offices. Bevi still finds time fo: art, creative writing, and Penn Boys. Her ambition-elementary edu' cation. IRVING SPITZER 2618 S. Hutchinson Street A general course student, Irv has passed a pleasant and rewarding three years within Southern's hallowed halls. Although not active in sports or clubs, Irv has made friends he values while here. One thing he is quite sure of, and that is a desire for a career in business. One H nndred Nine GERALD SPOLSKY 3127 S. Juniper Street Photography keeps u,lerry interested in those hours not devoted to his studies. A Hshing rod, a bathing suit, and a bowl- ing ball are no strangers to this attractive fellow either, he knows how to use all three. Ierry's ambition is to study engif neering at Drexel. MA. '-s..- THERESA M. SQUILLA 1212 S. Wilder Street Terry, a pretty commercial student, has hopes of becoming a secretary and eventually marrying the boss's handsome, rich son. Terry's hobbies include swim' ming. bowling, tennis and horseback rid' ing. While in Southern, Terry was an A. A. representative and was noted for her glibftongueclhumor during class. 42 DONALD STEIN 2542 S. Sheridan Street Don is a student of the general course. He has a great interest in all kinds of sports, but especially likes bowling and baseball. His hobbies consist of photo' graphy, chemistry and badminton. Right now, Don is uncertain as to his future plans, but in whatever field .he decides to try his luck, we know hell succeed. flex. -3 1 213, ,, ,. -X PHYLLIS STAFFORD 410 Mercy Street Phil has had a pleasant three years within these walls. When she is not serv- ing as a library aide, Phil is enjoying her' self with volley ball or swimming, moref over, she spends many happy hours read' ing. The Armed Forces better prepare- Phil is on the way! JANET STEIN 626 Jackson Street k'Ginny, as she is affectionately known, is taking the commercial course and plans to be a bookkeeper with a very large firm, and will probably marry her boss. She enjoys music. dancing, swim' ming, and bowling, and has been doing a lot of work around the school. Have fun in the future, Ginny! One Hundred Ten RITA STALFIRE 1322 Moore Street A likable gal and an accomplished member of the commercial course, Rita en' joys dancing, jazz, and bowling. Rita is very sorry to leave Southern and after graduation she hopes to work for a short while and then marry. We wish Rita a happy and successful future. mv'- favs ROCCO SALVATORE STEZZI, JR. 2328 S. Mildred Street Rocco has taken the academic course while here at Southern and plans to g0 to college and become a scientist. He is interested in all sports, and shows en' thusiasm in radio and photography, He is a member of the orchestra, biology club. and Torch. Big things are expected from Rocco! arid-Ig f Yin WILLIAM STIFFEL 1616 S. Second Street Bill has enjoyed his three years at Southern, but is looking forward to an even greater stay in college. When he isn't studying his academic subjects, Bill is enjoying his favorite sports, baseball, basketball and tennis. We hope Bill's future comes up to his expectations. ww' Fjf .sq 4,4-1? ,NU 1 Al A 1: , 1+ mf , , ,air s ill s ' r l 1 4 lim 5, il if ' 3 Y. J 1' , - ,fl Q 5 A ' . i , ll .-iw' . QV..-if- A . e 13 fffxgsx zziiji EQ! . - ff:-was , , M . .-5 X x 53:11.--. ihfgsci' stg::?:?a'5..wt ' , i s unix J ?+'fi,4X3g , 1 , .5?p'i5Yrt -9hl.P f?E - - - 5. ii .-'3i f' . sq.-,. -,.,,r.wh-,,-,if ,- ffl' n . -,V .--4 4 -M eq- irq.. N xx el Lux ' qv . .. . ,, S :Z RA. iqrknh Y as il 4 ,li x 1 f 5 L .' ..'Z u.,H 'f fl' 'f. LOUIS STROTHERS 1902 S. Reed Street Louis is better known as the Creeper by his friends. Although he has the academic course, he also Hnds time to participate in the track and crossfcountry team. He enjoys photography and is very good at it. Louis hasn't made up his mind about his future, but plans to go to college. Good luck, Louis! bv 'f-T.. ' LEON SWIATEK 1831 E. Moyamensing Avenue Leon, an academic member of our class, who is currently attending Temple night school, has an interesting hobbyg he likes to record music on tape and to collect longfplaying records. He has enjoyed football, swimming, and the gym team. His ambition should help him reach the top. 'Y 4909- l DOROTHY SWOROB 365 Daly Street Dottie, editor-infchief of the 'LSouthf ron, wants to continue work in the journalism field. As a stepping stone towards her future goals, she has displayed her initiative and excellent leadership while here at Southron. Thank you, Dottie, the staff and students of Southern will always remember your ine work. One Hundred Eleven 'Z 1 JOAN SUSSMAN 2120 S. Twenty-sixth Street Bowling and swimming are Ioanie's favorite activities. After doing all of the homework required by the commercial course, joanie still has time to listen to records. Her ambition is to become a stenographer. We all wish her the best of luck and success in the future. lever -X8-,,.f Y. BARBARA JEAN TAYLOR 1155 S. Clarion Street 'kSouthern's a great school is Bobbie's motto. Holding oihces such as S. A. and A. A. representative While 12A class chairman, she also takes time out for dancing, listening to recordings, and cook' ing. Planning a future of business col- lege, this girl is sure to rise high in the business field. A . M. . , ' -. -ffl.-c Y A ai fi A . xii Eg f Q,,, ' f V SY I A- . K ay, 1 , fe? I7 3 .3-n, ' rf V 1. 2.5 t mygw, V3 ,,,. 'z,,'xz ,-1 ,,. AV. ROBERT TAYLOR MARY ANN TER1co MARLENE ELAINE TESONE 1736 Reed Street Robert believes in doing things the easy way. His hobby is 'watching the exciting games of baseball, basketball, and boxing on his television set. After com' pleting a variety of subjects in the gen- eral course, Robert intends to find a position in an office. To him Southern is The Best! DONALD TESTA 2541 S. Jessup Street A member of Torch and Silver S, Duckie is an ardent sports lover, havf ing gone in for varsity football and track while at Southern. When -not involved with athletics, this popular fellow is en' joying his hiffi set. Duckie has his plans made to become a tool and dye maker. 1030 Daly Street i'Marianne is her nickname and her hobby is dancing. She was a member of our modern dance club. We're sure she will make some boss a line secretary. Keep your pencils sharpened! We the class of january '60 wish her lots of luck. 2004 S. Nineteenth Street Bowling and swimming are Mar's favorite sports. She loves to dance and is willing to give up her time to be an off hce aide. A general student, she intends to start a business career, although she will miss happy days and great teachers here at Southern. MARGARET TRAINA 229 W. Winona Avenue, Norwood, Pa. Peggy, an active and talented girl, collects Frank Sinatra records and pic' tures. As activities go, Peggy has been A. A. representative, a member of modern dance. and a cheerleader. Peggy is a very capable commercial student, but her ambition is to own her own studio and teach dancing. One Hundred Twelve VINCENT TISA 1732 Wolf Street i'Vince, an academic student, is one of the most active and.popular young men in Southern. He is a chairman of his ltalian, chemistry ,and history classes. He is also president of a junior Achieve' ment company. His classmates, recognizf mg his leadership, elected him president of his llth grade class and president of the school. AVN 1 ANGELA TRALLO 2424 S. Ninth Street Ang, a popular cofoperative education student, has many interests. She loves swimming and tennis and is an enthusif astic member of the modern dance group. In school she has served as class chair' man, A. A. representative, and usher. All this responsibility should make her a fine legal secretary. if JULIET TUON0 2617 S. Alder Street Judy, a popular commercial student, loves the bowling alley and the dance floor, at which places you may often ind her. Like so many of us, Judy says she enjoyed her three years at Southern and hates to leaveg nevertheless she's looking forward to office work. sofa r Rm...-' DIANE TRAVELINO 1023 Wolf Street A competent student of the cofoperative education course, Diane has contributed much service to our school. Her popuf larity made her S. A. representative for six terms. In leisure hours Diane enjoys reading and listening to music. Her record at Southern should make her a iine asf sistant bookkeeper. ' 'Ei-X ALEXANDER TURCO 907 Dudley Street Wherever sporting events are in pro- gress, you are sure to find Turk, a genuine lover of football, baseball and all the other major sports. Next to athletics, Turk loves his hiffi, spending leisure hours enjoying it. He hopes to attend college where he'll take electrical engineer' mg. One Hundred Thirteen 'JI' JOSEPH TREVELINO 2228 S. Bancroft Street Trevie is an academic student who plans to enter the entertainment field as a singer or a musician. His practice was obtained in the school band and the Swinging Southernitesf' Trevie's hob' bies include music and art. Good luck is extended to this handsome lad. ' LEWIS TURLISH 1639 S. Taylor Street An academic student, Lewis Ends time to play varsity basketball for the Y.M.C.A. He is also quite active in the Phila. Cen' tral HifY Club. You will often find this clever and likable young fellow tinkering with his stereo hiffi set. We predict a successful college career. Xu.,--' MARY VAN FOSSEN 1135 Wolf Street Has anyone seen that cute doll at the skating rink? Well, it's our BoofBoo, who goes in for both roller skating and ice skating. She is also quite proficient in dancing and swimming. After graduaf tion this attractive girl is going to make some man an expert secretary. M x.bw',' ANNETTE VARALLO 610 Morris Street A student in the cooperative course, Nettie is a member of the Alpha Epsif lon Gamma Sorority. Her most interest' ing sports are bowling and miniature golf. Although Nettie's future plans are to be' come a secretary, she would soon like to be a housewife and raise a fairly large family. xii! ,L NX lx I it at 1 SABINA VERDI 1024 Morris Street Three happy years at Southern have passed like a song for our Sabina. She has loved every minute of her time spent as an usher and a Torch member. Her commercial studies have given her the desire to excel as a secretary. We know she'll be a good one. W f , THERESA VITALE 1822 S. Twentieth Street Enthusiastic Terry bubbles over with many interests. Basketball, football, bowl' ing as 'well as the Frank Sinatra fan club, claim her attention. Terry loves to cookg therefore after a successful business career, she should make some lucky guy a perfect wife! One Hundred Fourteen of THOMAS VENUTO 2424 S. Twenty-second Street A commercial student who just can't wait to graduate, Snapper enjoys sports, especially baseball and swimming. Number two on his list of fascinating hobbies is- cars, about which he is an authority. This agreeable fellow feels that he will find a future in some branch of the Service, 'L P fffl DOROTHY VOGEL 523 Wolf Street Domestic is the word for Dottie She can whip up a cake with one hand and turn out a dress creation with the other. Around school Dottie has served as S. A. representative, office aide, and home and school representativeg out of school she attends the YMCA. Ambition: to be a secretary. PETER VOLPE, JR. 1122 Daly Street Collecting records, baseball, and swim' ming are Pete's favorite pastimes. He enjoyed his stay at Southern very much, and took an active interest in homeroom affairs by serving as home and school rep- resentative. Looking into the future, Pete fancies himself a successful restaurant owner. We're with you, Pete! EDWARD WASHINGTON 533 Dudley Street sn Eddie, alias George or Wash, is a genuine lover of football, although he has devoted most of his time to track and crossfcountry. This talented fellow, a member of Mr. Vassallofs technical crew, spends his Saturdays at art school, for he loves to draw. Ambition: the Air Force and engineering. 'bf 'Tl ik DANIEL WALKER 1202 Wagner Avenue Danny, a commercial student, served as an Executive for a Day at the Phila' delphia Electric Company. He enjoys ice hockey, tennis, and football, but also finds time for reading and music. Although Danny's quite anxious to become a play- boy, we're sure he will make a good court stenographer. LORETTA WASHINGTON 249 S. Wamock Street Loretta has the academic course, aside from that, she spends much of her time with various sports: volleyball, basketball, and tennis. Sewing is her favorite hobby. After graduation she wishes to become employed and marry. We envy the lucky man who wins this line girl. One Hundred Fifteen ANTHONY WALLEN 2215 S. Hicks Street A member of the Short Wave Radio Club and stage crew, of which he is the assistant captain of the technical crew, Tony says all this training is helping him prepare to be a radio and television repair man. Tony has grown to like Southern and hates to leave it. i'tMa,,-.-'T ROSEANNA WEIR 2431 S. Lawrence Street Ro, who has served as library aide and teacher's aide, is already on her way with a fine job at Penn Mutual. A mem' ber of the tennis club, Ro also enjoys swimming, bowling and volley ball. Off to a good start, she hopes to continue her business career. ALAINE WEISBERG 1811 S. Fourth Street In addition to her academic studies. Sissy has been working two years as a receptionist at the Albert Einstein Medi' cal Center. She has also done volunteer work at hospitals, possibly because she wants to become a nurse. She still finds time to enjoy operas and classical' music. Sissy says, It's been great' fun, but it was just one of those things. HELEN WELSH 2640 S. Seventeenth Street Quite a sports lover, Helen shines at ice skating, skiing, swimming and horse' back riding. Her interest in music causes her to love the stage, the movies, dancf ing, and every form of musical enter' tainment. She hopes to be a singer and make Southern proud of her. ad f LOUIS WEISMAN 2342 S. Beulah Street Popular Lou has been an active lad in Southern. His activities have included home and school representative, S. A. al- ternate, and library aide. His spare time is spent in playing billiards and swimming. Upon graduating, Lou plans to further his education in college. 5 ' , . H9 V . - f 151 F5 ia, 5.12, ' :. , , 1 4 V :.f.- Maud... ,Jw Mia. A4 PMMDS 'rf N,-fof' wk fa: , we-.-4. , ., W .. W1 ' ef . .-',. f . Gum' Q,.,-,.,ft.-- ,f 2, -hee, ix, f C f C1 'fv f' 5.'.'f v 1-J'-'M-Y, 1 -ff. Y f ww f'ff4.,f, ,,,.yx..,. .,,.el.:, ,A .fir 5 ' - V 1 -1' 1114- :- . . .- . .41 - , V . 5' f f DW' M VV. f,2fMg.24fygQe2' vfyff !v,,!f1,i,,y, ww-Mic-mfg, I .. , . I , - ,X : ' ,J 5... Qzwwfrzdzw. SHELTON WHITE 2032 Fernon Street -A popular member of Gmega Delta Gamma Fraternity, Shelton has enjoyed his stay at S. P. H. S. He loves swim' ming and driving a good car and has nlayed almost all the maior sports, includf ing baseball, football, and basketball. Prev school and a career in drafting lie ahead. One Hundred Sixteen . , ,, ,,, ' 1 4,5 ff n, f., fp, 1 fyifnf-1QVJ44,Q ' NW f' 4- 23221 'I . 311453 ,ffff ,viii-Y 1 o..f2gef.4,g.4,,. M13-E., :.rf:,-f,s2':'z 4: .1213 2ff.z?sp.4'fQ.f2i , ',2?.fA iieyf igiff fw iw 4q..:,c.f,ws:w il- - . ef ,,:p'v.5Wf.g.-eg, ,, -5,55 ,535 e . f b4'?'Q:Wf435?W3'w 712, .JEFF an .-, 5 'f 2 is g, V ,S-af!'?1n Leif' . 9 ':. .' ' 4 i,2MMf:.mfrfa..., .- ...fi iw' JAY WEISS 2444 S. Franklin Street L'Ivy's right, Southern is TOPSg it can't be beat! He is a commercial stu' dent, active in baseball, basketball, and bowling. Future ambition: sports announf fer. lav's many athletic team activities should help in achieving this goal, to' gcther with his great interest in all sports, SOUTH PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL f Broad Street fs? Snyder Avenue, Phila. 45, Pa JosEP1-x Rossi Principal ALEXANDER J. WILLIS Business Advisor MARGARET V. O'NE1L LhmmyAdww1 JANUARY 1960 TO THE GRADUATES OF JANUARY 1960: Through the help of our principal, Mr. Joseph Rossi, and our vice-principals, Dr. Josephine Caporale, Dr. Maurice Wasserman, and Mr. Sydney Wagman, we have come to the end of our most important term in senior high school. We wish to thank these dedicated people for helping us reach successfully the last act of our high school drama. In the preparation of this book we are most grateful to Mr. George Paravicini and Mr. Cyrus Shelow, who took time from their duties to assist us in the absence of our sponsor, Miss Margaret O'Neil. We appreciate the splendid cooperation extended to us by our good friends - Mr. James Clark, printer, Mr. Al Bellino and Mr. Milt Techner, photographers of Zamsky Studios. Without the help of three underclassmen, John Aiello, talented artist, Harlan Coopersmith, and Joel Lieson with photo- graphy and literary ability, this edition of the NKEEPSAKEN would not be as fine as we hope it is. Moreover, we are indebted to those devoted members of the WKEEPSAKEW staff who labored tirelessly to produce a fine book. Finally, we have reserved a special heartfelt thank-you for Miss Margaret O'Neil, who guided our literary efforts, and for Mr. Alexander Willis, who so capably handled the financial burden of publishing this edition of the NKEEPSAKEH. With deep appreciation of the efforts of all these people, we present your NKEEPSAKEN to you, the ninth graduating class of South Philadelphia High School. We hope you like it. Sincerely, Q pmyffmw far f fs ZAMSKY STUDIOS 1007 Market Street Philadelphia 7, Pa. WA 2-3560 OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS Januar, 1960 Jge ep 5 Cl, A 2 N g t f P rtraits a pearin in this Annual are ke t on P g P fil Phtg ph yb d df thernatanytime. O H ddEgh Bea! llfljiallea fo fLe Cfaaa o Cl,l'lLl,6Ll y from BOOK 4 MRS. CANDEUB I S.A. Represenlalive ...,.... ..,..... R ICHARD FLACCO Alfernale .,....,.. ....... D OMENICK FRESE Year Book Represenfalive ..... ......... G ENEVIEVE FARALLI Alfernaie ................ ........ E RNEST GENZANO 31 n ef-+1 fl lgfnmxnunn-M H Esposifo. Roberi Evangelisla, Carol Evans, Ernesl' Farell. Amelia Feldman. Claire Feliccia. Nicholas Finocchiaro, Riia Fiore, Thos. Fisher, John Fleming. Elizabeth Frangipane, Jos. Friend, Rolaeri Gallagher, Ka+hleen Gangi, Josephine Garlfio. Jos. Gelone, Carolyn George. Julia Gerace. John Gergo, John Giambro, Conslance Giampieiro, Anlhony Giardenello, Rosalie Grabenslein, Kaiherme Guarnere. Eugene Hagan, John Hanna, Russell Hersh, Gary Higgins, Lois Homa. John Howarlh, Joyce Hursf, Kennilh One Hundred Nineteen ww, Sharon Pelrolif Noah Phillips Barbara Pilgrim Roseann Piraino Joseph Plall' Anne Pomilio Ada Pro Anlhony Pugliese Cafherine Rachubinslci Eugene Radcliffe Timolhy Randall Eleanor Rasmus Thomas Ray QE BOOK 7 iw i Wie, Jdflvim CharloHe Rende Carol Rhodes James Ricchini James Ridolfi Chrisline Rosanio Salvarore Rosanio Joseph Rosalo Edward Rozyclci Frank Ruggeri Vincenl' Russo Carol Ruocco Frank Ru'l'olo Geraldine RuHer Chris SaccheHi, Ad Manager Raymond Sams Michael Sanlori Judy Saracino Roslyn Salinslcy, Ad Manager Carl Savlolif Viio Scalise Pa+ Scannapieco John Schmidl' Melvyn Schwarlz George-Sciole Irving Scolnilc Michael Seidman Roberl Shanlcin Wesley Shul+z One Hundred 'Twenty M,! YOU CAN SECURE A GOOD PAYING POSITION WITHIN 'IO WEEKS BY LEARNING SPEEDWRITING SHORTHAND NOW!! as-s.lC '.t. No signs, no machines, uses simple ABC's. 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Margare+ Black Margaref Black .,......,,..,,......,...Mo+her and Dad and Ed .,......Lisa and Nicky .,.......Mom and Dad Johnny ..........,.Frankie Gerace Tony Fanlazzia ........,Marilyn and Maria ..................,,....,,Fa'l'her .....................Mo1'her Uncle Edward Margare+ Black .....,.., ,........... A un+ Mary Margarel' Black .............,.,....,..,,.. ..,.,.... G randfa+her Jean C. Borrelli .....i.......,...,..........,........, Cousin Helen Jean C. Borrelli ...,...,...i...........,..,.,,,... Mom and Dad Jean C. Borrelli ..........,. Aun+ Tessie and Uncle Frank Jean C. Borrelli .,.,.....,.,,.,......,.,..,,,.,.., Marlene Cos+a Jean C. Borrelli Debbie Bralow and Mrs. D. Cos'ra Debbie Bralow ...... ...,...............,..,.......,... D ad Debbie Bralow ..... ,... . ..Allan TO Debbie Bralow Debbie Bralow ...........,,......Grandpop Marilyn Broder .. Marilyn Broder ., Marilyn Broder Marilyn Broder Maril n Broder y ......... ................. Elaine Marie Bruno ..,....,..,... ............ FROM ....,........,Grandma and Dad ....,..................,.....,..Bro+her Larry ..........Grandmom and Grandpop , ..... ......,......,..,.......,....... G randmom ..........,.....Joe .. ....,... Mo'l'her Elaine Marie Bruno .............,...,,..,...,.............,.... Falher Elaine Marie Bruno Uncle Freddie and Aunl' Millie Aurilie Elaine Marie Bruno .,.............,.. Aunl' Josie and Bobby Elaine Marie Bruno Uncle Pal and Auni' Rosie and Par Pieranfozzi Jane Calla .,..,...... ........ Jane Calla ..... Jane Calla .,.... Jane Calla ......... Jane Calla Frank Canalichio Frank Canalichio Frank Canalichio Frank Canalichio Frank Canalichio ..,..................,,.....,...Frankie ..........Mom ..,,...................Richie ......,...................Kassie ..........Joan and Eileen ............Mo+her and Dad ....................... Nana Abramo ...,.....,... Grandmom Canalichio ............Aun'l' Rose and Uncle Fausf ..,......,.....,..Joe, Anfhony and Ann BeH'y Ann Cancelosi ...........,................ Mom and Dad Be'Hy Ann Cancelosi ..... ....................,.......,..... L ou Muriel Cephas ....,.r... .................... A un'l' Lucy Muriel Cephas ....... ....r.. M iss Ru+h Gillard Muriel Cephas ....... Mrs. Esfell Brown Muriel Cephas ...... ........,........ M rs. Mae Lloyd Muriel Cephas ....... .................... M rs. Anna Davis Leola Chapman ..... ..,...........,.. S amuel W. Cole, Jr. Leola Chapman ..... .......,,. G arneH's Sunoco S+a+ion Leola Chapman .,.,. ......,.....,,...... O liver and Be'Hy Leola Chapman ...................,,.................,. Enoch Twin Leola Chapman ,......,...............,......,. Molher and Dad Allan Cheiken..Aun+ Mary and Uncle Henry Menken Allan Cheiken..Aun'l' lrene and Uncle Sam Menkowiiz Allan Cheiken ........,...,. Aunl' Lil and Uncle Al Granik Allan Cheiken ,... Cousins: Ellio+ and Bruce Menkowih Allan Cheiken Aun+ Ber'I'ha and Uncle Max Goldberg Allan Cheiken ........ Aun'l' Fay and Uncle Sam Winrer Allan Cheiken ...,.... Aun+ Eva and Uncle Lou Win'I'er Allan Cheiken ................... , ........,. , ...., ,. Allan Cheiken ...,.. Allan Cheiken ..,..,......,........,,......,...... Louise Colosi ..........,.....,.......,.....,....,. Louise Colosi ..... Louise Colosi ...., Louise Colosi ....,,.....,. Louise Colosi ..... Joe Coluzzi ..... Joe Coluzzi . Joe Coluzzi . Joe Coluzzi ...., Joe Coluzzi ........ Louis CucinoH'a Louis CucinoH'a Mom and Dad Aun'I' Anne and Uncle Ben Win+er Myron and Bev ...Mqm and Dad .........,......,.,.,.Ri+a and Michael and Elaine .Aun+ Angie and Uncle Henry .............Grandmom Grana'I'o Mom and Dad Uncle Rock and Aun+ Flo .............MaryAnn and Eddie ..............,.....Bobby Coluzzi Mr. and Mrs. CucinoH'a ....Mr. and Mrs. V. Rescigno Louis CucinoH'a ....................,... Mrs. Mary Cucino'Ha Louis CucinoHa and Mrs. F. Pie+ran'l'onio Louis Cucino'H'a .............,.....,..,....... Joseph CucinoHa One Hundred Twentyfthree TO MaryAnn Cusaio MaryAnn Cusaro MaryAnn Cusaio MaryAnn Cusalo MaryAnn Cusalo Amelia D'Amico Amelia ' ' Congrafufafiona ana! Ed mdkeo FROM .......Mom and Dad ....,..Mom and Dad .......Mom and Dad .,.....Mom and Dad ........,...,...,.Danny and Dad D Amlco ,........,,.....,,..,.,,,,.,....,.....A... Sis Marla Amelia D'Amico .................. Aun+ Mil and Uncle Joe Amelia D:Amico .,.. Aunl' Bridgel and Uncle Charles Amelia Dick Dean .,...... Dick Dean ...., Dick Dean . Dick Dean ..... Dick Dean ....,........,... DAmico ..,.,........,....,,..,........... Mom and Dad .....,......,,,.Mo+her ....,.........Falher Condo ,Mr. and Mrs. Edward Graham Angelo DeFeo ,..,,..,...,...... Mr. and Mrs. David Trallo Angelo DeFeo .......,...,....................., Moiher and Dad Angelo DeFeo ....,..,..., Mr. and Mrs. John Pagliarella Angelo DeFeo ,....... Mr. and Mrs. George Spennaio Angelo DeFeo .........,......,,...,................ Angela Trallo LoreHa DeFrancesco .,....,,,......, ..,.... M om and Dad LoreHa DeFrancesco ..,,..,....,........ Gloria Lore'Ha DeFrancesco .,...... Connie and Frank Ga'H'as Anna Dema ....................,..... .............,Jean and Carlo Anna Dema ..............,. .,...., .,,..,..., J o e and Phyliss Anna Dema ...... ....,.,......Millie and Nick Anna Dema ..... ....... P alricia and Joseph Anna Dema ......... .......,....... M om and Dad Norma Deserio , ......, ,..........,...... A l and Lore'H'a Norma Deserio .,...., ,,.,, . Norma Deserio ..,,... ......... Norma Deserio .... ..,....,, Norma Deserio .. Norma Deserio ,... .....,... Norma Deserio ,..,,.., Sondra Dessesso .......,. ,,,,. . Sondra Dessesso ........, ,. ..,,.....,.,Moiher and Dad Harry Mr. and Mrs. B. Baccari Mr. and Mrs. B. Harvey Key Puncher 41235 Terry ..............Valerie C. Neal ....Mrs. Miriam Dessesso .......,...,..Frank's Jewelers Sondra Dessesso .,...,..,........ Joseph ScoH Sondra Dessesso .,....... .,........,, L awrence Simpson Sondra Dessesso .......,. ....,...........,.... T homas Ruffins Joyce S. Dias ....,,..... .......... A uni Mae and Uncle AI Joyce S. Dias ...,.,,,..,..., Mom and Dad Joyce S. Dias ..,....,.,,.........,,..,....,.... Mike Rosen Joyce S. Dias .,..... ,....... Joyce S. Dias ......,......,...... Grandmom and Grandpop Al and Geri Fisher Family lgnaiius Di Cola ....,. .......,...,.....,...,,.,.........,. D ee Bee I nafius Di Cola 9 . Mr. and Mrs. Giovannina Romagnoll lgnarius Di Cola ........ Mr. and Mrs. Anronio Genrile lgna'l'ius Di Cola Mr. and Mrs. Domenicanionio Di Cola lgnafius Di Cola .,,. Mrs. and Mrs. Vincenzio Di Cola Ignarius Di Cola .....,........,. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Srroiny Joseph Di Dio ...........,. ....,.,....,.................,,....... M om Joseph Di Dio ,,,.., ...........,.,....,, D ad Joseph Di Dio .,..., .....,...,.,,,......,., Terry Joseph Di Dio ....,. ,.......,,,............... C arherine Joseph Di Dio ..,.,...,. ......,...............,......,..... J oe D. Emiliano Di Filippo ..... .,,..., M rs. Barbara Dui Filippo Emiliano Di Filippo ,,.,. ......... M rs. Ulisse Dn.Fullppo Emiliano Di Filippo .....,.,.,.......... Miss Jenny Di.Filppo Emiliano Di Filippo ..........,,,. Mrs. Mary Ann Vigorlio TO Emiliano Di Filippo ........ Amelia Di Sabaio Amelia Di Sabalo Amelia Di Sabalo Amelia Di Sabaio Amelia Di Sabaio .,..... Serina Di Salvo .....,. Serina Di Salvo ..,.... Serina Di Salvo Serina Di Salvo ,,..... Serina Di Salvo ....... Kaihleen Durso Karhleen Durso ....... Kaihleen Durso .....,, Kaihleen Durso .....,.,...... Kafhleen Tommy Enos FROM ..........Joe Di Dio ...........,...,Mom .....,........Vi+o ...,...Neil .......Lee and Maria ..........,.....Mo+her ..........,..,..Nicky , ....... Johnny ........Cousin Terri ....,........Frankie .........,........,..Phyliss ......,Mom and Dad ..,........Mom and Dad Durso .....,,...,....,....,...,,,.......,. Mom and Dad Sisrer and Brorher, Doro+hy Lee and Billy Enos Tommy Enos .,,....,,,,...,..........,....,....... Mo+her and Dad Tommy Enos .,.,..,....,,.....,. Aun+ Inez and Uncle Eddie Tommy Enos .,...,.....,..., Grandpop, Tom D'Alessandro Tommy Enos .........................,......,. Marlyn and Armon Lynn Evangelisl ...,,.. ....................................,.... Lynn Evangelis+ ..,.... ................................ Lynn Evangelisi' , ........,.................,,...............,.....,.. . Mom Dad Lois Lynn Evangelisr ....., ,... B eanie and Termi+e and Fluffy Lynn Evangelisr .......,......,........,....,... Lorna and Richie Carol Evangelisia ..,......,...,.,,. Cara-Evadne Sororiiy Carol Evangelisla ....... Carol Evangelis'l'a .,.,, Carol Evangelisia ........, ........................,........ Carol Eva ng elis+a .,...... Thomas Chesrer .Eddie Hodgson Family Jenny Faralli ..........., Mr. and Mrs. Anlhony Corrado Jenny Faralli ,. ,....................,..,, ....,... Jenny Faralli .............,.,,...................., Moiher and Dad Spike Savasiano Jenny Faralli ......,......... Mr. and Mrs. Michael Faralli Jenny Faralli .,...,.,., Mr. and Mrs. Domenick JeaneH'e Arleen Fedale .,........................... Arleen Fedale ......... Arleen Fedale .....,.., Arleen Fedale . ..,..... ...........,,........... . . Elaine Feggins .The Dasholii Family .........Snooky and Do+'I'ie Uncle Angelo Mom and Dad Sisier Diana Arleen Fedale ...,,.....,.,.......,............. ..,.Sara, George and Sammy Elaine Feggins Danny, Sally and Sandra Elaine Feggins ...,.... Uncle Coley and Aun+ Madeline Elaine Feggins .,...,.....,........ Claire Brenda Feldman Elaine Feggins Mary and James Wilson Aun'l' Lillian, Uncle Rudy and Sharon Claire Brenda Feldman Uncle Huberr, Aunl' Selma and Children Claire Brenda Feldman Aun+ Sylvia, Uncle Frank and Dennis Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman One Hundred Twentyffour ..Grandmom Schwarh Morher Sidney D. Segal Edward Salvucci and Lee .,........Ru+h and Harry Rosen .......,Clair and Morris Laiger ..,.,....,.....,....,,..Peggy Gasfon TO Gongrafufafionfi ana! Exif ,l!IA5Ae5 FROM Claire Brenda Feldman ,..,.. Richie Claire Brenda Feldman ..,. .. 4... ,.Dr. A. H. Berger Claire Brenda Feldman Aun+ Sylvia, Uncle Herman and Family Claire Brenda Feldman .,... .. . ....... Dave and Elaine Claire Brenda Feldman Grandmom and Grandpop Feldman Claire Brenda Feldman ,..., ...... The Wills Family Claire Brenda Feldman Eddie and Goldie Zanisky and Family Ri'I'a Finocchiaro ,............... Connie-Rocky D'Agosfino Rifa Finocchiaro .......... Mr. and Mrs. M. Finocchiaro Ri+a Finocchiaro .,,......... Mr. and Mrs. J. Finocchiaro Rifa Finocchiaro Riia Finocchiaro r....., Finocchiaro Markel Elizabe+h Fleming ...... ,......,,............, M om and Dad Elizabefh Fleming ...., .........,...,..,...,,.. P op and Ray Elizabeih Fleming .... .. ...,,. Phi Sigma Sigma Sororiiy Domenick A. Frese , ,r.r............,.. Margare+ Frese Domenick A. Frese .... ...,.....,.,,....., G ennaro Frese Domenick A. Frese . Domenick A. Frese ., ,... ..... J eaneHe Frese ...,....Clem Marandola Domenick A. Frese .....,,..... ...,... J enny Marandola Judy George ..,...............,..,...........,,...., Mom and Dad Judy George ............,.....,.....,......,,...,..... Bobby Quici Judy George ............,... Theresa, Dennis, and Joseph Judy George ...... ,.....,,.,............ M r. and Mrs. Quici Judy George ...,., . .,...................,, Uncle Bob Maria Giannini ...,...,.....,..,..... Mom and Dad Marie Giannini Marie Giannini Marie Giannini Marie Giannini Sapu'I'elli .,...,,......,....Charlie and Carmella and Mrs. D. De Angelis ............Ca+herine and Carmen Sandra Goodman .. ...,..,..........,..... Mom and Dad Sandra Goodman , .,....,....,......., Sid Malnick Sandra Goodman ,........................,..., Bob Miller Sandra Goodman .,......,....,...............,......., Aunf Irene Sandra Goodman, Ka+hy Grabensfein Kalhy Grabenslein Kalhy Grabenslein Kafhy Grabensfein ...Aun+ Marion and Uncle lrv Paul McAllisl'er .......Mr. and Mrs. McAllis+er and Dad Ka+hy Grabensiein ....,,,... Nick and Renee Di MaHeo Joan M. Hahn .,...... Joan M. Hahn Joan M. Hahn ,... Joan M. Hahn ..,, Joan M. Hahn .,., ........Eleanor and Joyce .,.....Alice and Mary Jane Joan M. Hahn ..,, ,,........,........... L i++le Margie Loeb Joan M. Hahn ...,..,...,....,.............,,. Marie, Billy, Lewis Lois J. Higgins ..,...,..............,.....,., Mofher and Daddy Lois J. Higgins .,...,.,., Uncle Pal and Auni' Kafherine Lois J. Higgins Eli Lois J. Higgins ..,..,...... Aun+ Dea and Uncle Geor e Lois J. Higgins .... Mary lannelli Mary lannelli ...... Mary lannelli ,...... Mary lannelli Mary lannelli Carol lnverso ...... Carol lnverso ,..... 9 ...,..,......,,..,,Nonna and Nonno Alberi lannelli Mr. Alberi lannelli .,.....Mrs. Alberi lannelli Joanne lannelli ........,.Alice lannelli and Dad Auni' and Uncle La Gamba TO Carol lnverso Carol lnverso FROM and Mrs. Tom Damiani Carol lnverso ...,,. ..... ....,.......,. H e r Five Nieces Louis Jacobs Louis Jacobs Louis Jacobs Louis Jacobs Louis Jacobs BeHy Jones ,. .......Jo Anne Viielli ,...............John W. Jacobs .....,......,..,......Phoebe Saddic ,.........Mrs. Yolanda Jacobs George Jacobs ...,......Mrs. and Mr. K. Dunlap BeHy Jones ......... .,........... M r. and Mrs. J. Jones BeHy Jones .....,... ...,..,..... M iss Frances Haraszkiewicz BeHy Jones ..........,.......,....,................ John Jones, Jr. BeHy Jones and Mrs. Waller Haraszkiewicz Kaihleen Kapusnik .,..........,..,......,....... Mom and Dad Kaihleen Kapusnik ...........,.......................... Aun+ Jule Kaihleen Kapusnik ......... ................... U ncle George Ka+hleen Kapusnik .....,.....,.........,..,.......,...,......... Nina Kaihleen Kapusnik ..Mr. and Mrs. J. Roberl' Caus+on Harry Klemash Harry Klemash Harry Klemash Harry Klemash Harry Klemash Harry Klemash Frank Knechi ,. Frank Knech+ .. Frank Knecnf .. .,.,..Aun+ Rose, Uncle Ben and Family ,...,.....Jeane'H'e Morrison and Eugene ...........,..Ca+herine and John Vanore Head Jones Bognanni and Wodsie Sylvesfro and Dad Sisfer Nancy Frank Knechi' ,............. .............................. U ncle Louie Frank Knechi ..............,. Uncle Elmer and Auni' Marie Carol Krones .....,....,......................... Molher and Dad George Laiella .... ....,......,.......... B ea and Sid Zion George Laiella George La'rella ...... ....,.... Lolly and George Poulos Barbara Leone To Bobbie Bobbie ..........................................,....... , ...............,....... Mr. and Mrs. Leone .........Dee, Skeeis, and +he Angels Mom and Dad Bobbie .....,..,.....,.....,............,.............,.,.. Rose and Joe To My Classmaies .,,....,. ......,..........,....,...,.... B obbie LoreHa Lo Casiro Uncle Tony and Auni' Florence and Kids LoreHa Lo Casfro ..,.........,. Grandma and Grandpop LoreHa Lo Cas+ro .........,.... Uncle Nick and Children LoreHa Lo Cas+ro Uncle Joe and Auni Jo and Children LoreHa Lo Casfro ..,........,,.......,.,,.. Terry Lore++a Lo Casfro ................................ Uncle Johnny Lore'Ha Lo Cas+ro .... The Thursday Nile Pokeno Club LoreHa Lo Casiro .....,........,.....,............... The Fudgies LoreH'a Lo Casfro Aun+ Joan and Uncle Alber+ and Kids Lore++a Lo Casiro .....,..............,........... Mom and Dad LoreHa Lo Cas+ro .......,.........,.,...... Sisier Marie LoreHa Lo Casiro Marie and Nicholas Lo Cas'I'ro, Jr. LoreH'a Lo Cas'rro .........,..,. Joanne and Don Banksier Maryann Lodafo .......,..,....,..............,....... The Lodafos Maryann Lodaio , .... ...........,,..,...... M om and Dad Maryann Lodaio ...,.............. ,............................. B obby Maryann Lodafo ...,...,.,., Aunl' Lucy and Uncle Vince Maryann Lodafo .... ........,..,...,.... F lorence and lzzy Sherman Lucas One Hundred Twentyffive ....,.........Mom and Dad '- H'-1'-A rf-anus ....Marlene Snow Ball Maass ..............Uncle John TO Sherman Lucas Congrafufafiona anal Hof WMJAM FROM Grandmom and Grandpop and Aunl Lydia Sherman Lucas ..,.....,.,....... Aun+ Del and Uncle Babe Sherman Lucas . .......... , ...,.,Aun+ Vi and Uncle Skeels Sherman Lucas ..........,.................,......,...,....,...,. Cappy Marlene Eleanor Maass Marlene Eleanor Maass ..,.,.....,,., Marlene Eleanor Maass Marlene Eleanor Maass Marlene Eleanor Maass .. Diane MacWilliams Diane MacWilliams .... Diane MacWilliams .... Mom and Dad Sisler Dorofh Y Always Lou ......Mr. and Mrs. Brambilla ....,.....................Mo+her and Dad .........,.....,...,Bonnie and Bruce Aunl' El and Uncle Nuke Diane MacWiIIiams ...,........ Aunf Sis and Uncle Fran Diane MacWilIiams ........ Mary Lou Mary Lou Maggi .. Mary Lou ' Mary Lou Mary Lou Rose Marie Magliocco Rose Marie Magliocco Rose Marie Magliocco Rose Marie Maglocco .... Rose Marie Magliocco Maggi ........... Maggi .,.....,.... Grandmom and Grandpop Maggi ............................,.......,......... Ronnie .,..Arlene and Tom Scarfoli Maggi ....,........,....,......,.... Michael Scarfoli and Dad .......Sisl'er Joanne ....,..............Peggy ...........Aun+Josephine ..........Angie and Reds Carolyn Malamisura ......... .........,. G randmolher Carolyn Malamisura ................. Molher Carolyn Malamisura ......... ....................., F a'l'her Carolyn Malamisura ...........,,............,.......... Uncle Jim Carolyn Malamisura ...........,.......... Marie and Johnny Diana Marchesano .............. Molher, Dada and Linda Diana Marchesano ,,..,.......,..,................,, The Vigdor's Diana Marchesano ......,. ............................. A Friend Diana Marchesano ......, .......... Z erillo Brolhers Diana Marchesano ...,..., ....... D e Sanclis Family Ronald Margolis ........ Ronald Margolis Ronald Margolis Ronald Margolis Ronald Margolis Shirley R. Marro Shirley R. Marron Shirley R. Marron .. Shirley R. Marron Shirley R. Marron Sandra Malus ..,,,.... Sandra Malus ..... Sandra Mafus .,......, ....Mr. a n ........... Sandra Malus Sandra Mafus Millie McConnell Millie McConnell Our Daughfer ...,........ Millie McConnell Millie McConnell ....,.. ...,.......,,...John Casper Macrus Jacqueline Margolis Marcus nd Mrs. Herberl Brookslein Marron ............,Miss Rhoda Marron ............,..Miss Irene Barag S'l'anley Friedman .....Dave Weisgold and Son ........,....,,....Yolanda Picucci .,..................,...,Marie Cini Brolher Brian .....................Frankie .............,.Mom and Dad ..,,...Mrs. Winne Wilson .,........Mrs. Rila Morgan BeHy Speers ..........Mrs. Marfha Kupper S lly McHale ...,.. ....................... , .,....... U ncle Bob Silly McHale ...,.............,.................... Mom and Dad Sally McHale ...............,.. Grandmom and Grandpop Sally McHale ........,.....................,..,..,..... Baby Nancy Sall McHale .... Cousins, Y Esfher Melfzer ........,,,................,............ Eslher Mellzer Jimmy and Gary and Curl' Sisler Phyllis Sam's Dealer in Scrap, lron and Me'l'al TO FROM Eslher Melfzer ......,....... . ......... Allan Cardonick Our Daughler Eslher ....,.. ........ M om and Dad Shirley Monle Carlo .....,.. ............. M om and Dad Shirley Monle Carlo ......... ......,.....,....,.,.......... J immy Shirley Mon+e Carlo ,,,........,,.,...,. Lorraine and Joey Shirley Mon+e Carlo Grandmom and Aun+ Rifa and Uncle Harry Shirley Monle Carlo ......,..... Thomas Monfeferanle Thomas Mon+eferan+e Thomas Monleferanle Thomas Monleferanle Thomas Monleferanfe Barbara Moore Barbara Moore ...... Barbara Moore Barbara Moore Barbara Moore A,.... William Morris William Morris Ronald Moskowllz ....,......,.... Roberl' Paglia ........ Roberl' Paglia Roberl' Paglia .,... Roberl Paglia Roberl' Paglia Bernice Parker ........ Bernice Parker Bernice Parker Bernice Parker Bernice Parker Bernice Parker ..Mr. and Mrs. De Sanfis ........Aun'l' Margaref Harry More John Hill, Jr. Helen Moore .....,.........Miss AnneH'e Lewis ....,.,Mrs. Ernesfine Whilaker ...,,............Marian Cleaners .........Reliable Flower Shop Mr. and Mrs. Moskowifz and Dad and Sal ..........Uncle Joe and Aunl' Ann ........Uncle Tony and Aunl' Pal ....,.,.Uncle Bob and'Aunl' Irene .. ...,...... Pal' L. Powell Anna Perseo ............ Aunl' Madeline and Uncle Mike Anna Perseo ............ Anna Perseo ....... .. Anna Perseo .,..... Anna Perseo ........... Sharon Pelrolif Sharon Pelroff ....... Sharon Pefrolif ....... Sharon Pelrofl Sharon Pelrolil ..,.... ilone Maria P ...... Maria Pilone ...... .. Maria Pilone .,.,,.. .. Maria Pilone ...... Maria Pilone .......... ........................Mofher and Dad Mary .....................Bro+her Carmen ........Grandma and Grandpa ...........,..........Eleanor Rasmus and Dad and Mrs. McGonigaI ................Bernard and Sheila .........Aun'l' Sue and Uncle Jack and Dad ........................Rena and Teresa .,......Grandmom and Grandpop Danese .................Barbara Diperslein Roseann Piraino ....... ......................... M olher The Gracluales Roseann Piraino Q Friend ...................Jack Roseann Piraino ........ ............ A nn Faller Roseann Piraino ,....,........... ...............,............... G loria Anne Pomilio .....,..................,............... Mom and Dad Anne Pomilio .............. Aun'l' Dolores and Uncle Mike Anne Pomilio Anne Pomilio Anne Pomilio .......,, ....,,............................Grandpop Brolher Peler .........The Liebco Girls Cass Rachubinski ..... ......................... M om Cass Rachubinski ...... ........,... D ad Cass Rachubinski ..... ................ D onny Cass Rachubinski .,... Cass Rachubinski ....... One Hundred 'Twentyfsix .......,.......M0mmI6 ........Joan and Eddie TO Cass Rachubinski Cass Rachubinski Cass Rachubinski Cass Rachubinski Eleanor Rasmus . Eleanor Rasmus . Eleanor Rasmus Congrafufafiond ana! Ed Wahea FROM .Aun'I' Eadie and Uncle Charlie Cass Rachubinski ,..,,.. ..............Aun+ E+hel and Uncle Ed ....Aun+ Wonda and Uncle Darrell and Mac .............,..........Sharon Pelroff and Dad ,.,........Aun'l' Julie and Uncle Johnny Uncle Charles and Aunl' Helen Nancy Anne Rawlings ...... Mr. and Mrs. G. Schembs Nancy Anne Rawlings Nancy Anne Rawlings Nancy Anne Rawlings Nancy Anne Rawlings Nancy Anne Rawlings Eleanor Rasmus . Eleanor Rasmus . Tommy Ray .............,. Tomm Ra y y ...........,.., Tommy Ray ......, Tommy Ray ..... Tommy Ray ....., CharloH'e Rende Charlo++e Rende Charlo++e Rende Charlo++e Rende Charlo'H'e Rende James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi James P. Ridolfi ..Mr. and Mrs. S. McGonagle .,,......,Phi Sigma Sigma iili .,.........,................ R ay .....,....Mom and Dad Links Kaihy .....Mr. and Mrs. Dan O'Donnel ....,......., Kaihy Harris ....,.........Mom and Dad M. Morrison .......,....,.Grandmom and Granpop ..,.........Marge Bloomer and Family and Dad ....,....,.,,.........Sis+ers Kay and Emma ..Grandmom and Grandpop Ridolfi Grandmom and Grandpop Wall Emma and Ber'r Schaffer .......,.....,..The Three LiH'le Schafiers ....,......,....Aun+ Jennie and Uncle Al ,......Aun+ Dee and Uncle George Eli ,..,..,..Aun+ Margarel and Uncle AI Joanne Chrisfine Rosanio ,..,.....,......,.........., Molher and Dad Chris+ine Rosanio .......,.....,.......... Charles F. Cudemo Chrisfine Rosanio ,,........ Rifa and Howard Sluempfle Chrisfine Rosanio ...........,............., James Evangelis+a Chrisiine Rosanio Joseph Rosa'l'o . Joseph Rosa+o Joseph Rosa+o ......... Joseph Rosa+o ., Joseph Rosalo Marsha Rosen Marsha Rosen ...... Marsha Rosen ..... Marsha Rosen Marsha Rosen Marsha Rosen Marsha Rosen Marsha Rosen Aida Rofoli ....... Aida Ro+oli ,...... Aida Ro+oli .....,. Aida Ro+oli Aida Rofoli .....,. Frank Ruggeri ,.............,..,,.An'I'one'H' Culone ...,.,,.....,.,...Lillian .....,..,.,...Grandpop ........,...Bro1'her Richard ..,,,.....,..,...Mo'rher and Dad and lrv .....,,.Aun'r Jule and Uncle Myer .,...,.........Harrie+ and Barbara .......,.....,.,..,Honey and Gwen and Mar'l'y ..,..,.....,.Aun'l' Rose and Uncle Harry Rolo: ,.......,Mrs. Anna Marie Ro+oli ..,.,..,..,..Miss Sfella S+ra+o+i .................,.....,Serafina Rofoli ,. ..,..,......,...,....... Marfha S+ra1'oll and Mrs. Joseph Enaco TO FROM Frank Ruggeri ........... Grandmom Simeo Frank Ruggeri ......................,........... Molher and Dad Frank Ruggeri . Frank Ruggeri . Chris SaccheHi Chris SaccheHi Chris Sacche'H'i Chris Sacchelli Chris SaccheHi Helen Saponari .... Helen Saponari . Helen Saponari Helen Saponarl Helen Saponari .,......,.., Roslyn Salinsky ......,...... Roslyn Saiinsky ....,... . Roslyn Safinsky ...,......,., Roslyn Saiinsky .,.,........, Roslyn Sa+insky . .,........,...............,... . Vi+o Scalisi .,......,.. . Vi+o Scalisi ,,,.... Vilo Scalisi .... Vi+o Scalisi ..... Vi+o Scalisi Mel Schwariz ...,,.... Mel Schwarfz Mel Schwar+z Mel Schwarlz , ............, ., .Aun'l' Eva and Uncle Herman lrving Scolnick ...... ...,. Mel Schwarlz ..,,........,.. . and Mrs. Alberf Francesco .........Mil'zie and Joe Masiro and Dad .,...,...,.,..,.......,LiHle Joey ..........,.,Sam and Rose ,,..,,....,Tony and Virginia .........Eleanor and Bob Blair .........Mo+her and Dad , .............,...,.........,......,..... 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