West Philadelphia High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 124 of the 1953 volume:

,-5, Foreword Q-I l!x'v 'I I ' I Q' -mighty ful en .,, ,I hm 1 , fl? ifhili. l lll te ' I nl, ff? t -.r Vg , E ,gflfxi AA . ' 5 2:5 ,,j g.'f e As we all gather tor the last round-up at the big corral, and the cries of, Go West Young Man, Go West, ring in our ears, tond memories ot the past keep coming to our minds. It is with sincere regret that we ride iorth as pioneers to our chosen fields of endeavor. When we first entered Western as tenderfeet, little did we realize the pleasures that were to be ours. Now that we are seasoned hands, having been patiently molded by our teachers, can we appreciatethe harrowing experiences, the many ioys. the wonderful friends. and the many activities that we have been privileged to be a part of? Our gratitude goes to those who were so patient with our childish whims, and helped us to achieve this glorious day in round-up time. When we have galloped out oi the big corral, and the dust settles in a few years, may this Record oi the class oi Ianuary, 1953, re- kindle your memories of Western. It is our hope that you meet success in your undertakings, as did the pioneers who proudly built this great school forty years ago. 3 Ay L,. A vm . i'f?924iw L , '-x' ' x' 5 1-x I I -x li I V L. uMWw V 'If-gm P + Q as A. .w ,Q , , 3, if . 1 Li -8, Q84-. .QW Q., 'U . 'L lv. ,fa ,. 'L K , few . ,x.n,1. - TW: ws sz VM: . , My I - nf A' 1-f' -sfum ,fx .fn .,. Xf X 1 R 1- h ,ik 1 as , , . , A Si ,. xv. . , ,. ., n -5 Y S D X. ,nunlf ZL TH TW H Y WEST PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHO0L 43th and Walnut St t Ph l delpllia Pe yl If-. 5 5 3' ' -. A ll 5: 13 I 7'-mimi.. 532. Q ,ia . . A A, ' If' 'Af '. f .1 HA : , f . j - ,Q 3, F W M . ki!-gi G v iif af - . 5 f' S i ' '25, i .. 1 if 9,15 i j 1 sew . ' E ' ' 1 . , -V1 , ! ' 5 -Ig Q 3 : 1 if 1 ,: p :S i Szfw: HYL .V 'I I : X L' , tg Sw? Y' 1' 'PN JL . , A 41 .,,,,, V. .M if 1 ' v-. 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Beatrice was musically inclined, and she played the violin very well. Taking an active part in both the band and the orchestra, she will be remembered also for her kind- ness and thoughtiulness. Her loyalty and unselfishness will long be cher- ished in our memories. Remembrance is the rose that blooms, Eternal year by year, Fond memories clinging to our hearts, Keep loved ones ever near. Harvey Gayer His memory is stamped indelibly in the hearts of his entire class. Harvey's friendliness will always burn brightly along the pathway of our lives. Sad and sudden Was the call, Of one so dear and loved by all, A bitter grief, a shock severe, To part with one we held so dear: God loved him too, and thought it best, So took him to eternal rest. RETIRED FACULTY Miss vmcmm HENDERSON. Music Department, Miss r:'r1-lsr. LADD, English. MISS IEANNETTE TOMPKINS, Physical Education, MR. ARLINGTON EVANS. Physical Education. .Winn .L ,,. ,pry . . Fvlrn . Prine ipa S CSSH 6 George Montgomery To the Class of Ianuary. 1953: Go West, Young Man! Mr. Cary of our Art Department, in his delightful farce, has given West Philadelphia High School a sort of personal pro- prietorship to a great slogan of our rapidly expanding nation in the mid-nineteenth century. lust for the sake of the record, it might be worth noting that this famous bit of advice com- monly attributed to Horace Greeley, a forceful New York editor, was not original with him. It first appeared in the Terre Haute, Indiana, Express in 1851, in an article by Iohn Babsone Soule. Mr. Greeley realizing its wisdom seized upon it and used it on many occasions, but was always willing to acknowl- edge the source of his inspiration. It meant many things in those thrilling days: go where there is more room to grow and expand: go where you can stake out a new claim for yourself: go where there are more opportunities and less competition: go Where you can be master of your own fate in the realest sense! The government declared in 1893 that the frontier no longer existed. There was no longer a West, in the physical sense of Greeley's famous advice to which a young man might go. But I should like to point out to you young men and women that there still is, and always will be a West, in the mental and spiritual sense, that still is beckoning bright, eager, industrious, unafraid souls to its El Dorado. You don't need to bewail the fact that you were not born a century ago. There is no single way in which you can turn today that frontiers are not waiting to be pushed back, and are being pushed back from year to year, by patient research, by daring experimentation, by pro- found thinking. Man's greatest achievements and successes lie ahead, not behind. Be thankful that you live in such a tremendous age, and pray daily for the qualities of heart and mind that Will enable you to take an honorable part in the glorious march to a brighter day and better world. Our prayers and best Wishes go with all of you as you Go West! sons and daughters of West Philadelphia High School. Sincerely your friend, GEORGE MONTGOMERY Senior A Visor ' Miss Kaufmann lGrade Chairman, I 1 WL 3 A X Mr. Hurwitz Miss Lachenmayer Mrs. Wohlmuth .rf-N 'UK Miss Schqffhquser Mr. Dcmehower Miss Hanna ,.-.., Mf- 35995 Mr. Lawley Department Selden Cary Henry E. Abbott ART AND MECHANIC ARTS Selden Cary, Chairman: Alice B. Hale, Harry Hutton, Franz Postpichal, Elizabeih Shafihauser, Milton Wise. COMMERCIAL Henry E. Abbott, I-Ieaclp Ruth Ansley, Marten B. Baron, Isadore Burenstein, Pauline D. Cohen, Mary D. Comerford, Helen M. Geyer, Ioseph A. Glasner, Mary C. Grove, William Kantor, Muriel Z. Katz, Fred W. Orttunq, Harry Pome- rantz, Albert H. Rosen, Benjamin I. Shapiro, Mary E. Stockley, Albert A. Thomas, Beatrice E. Veltman, Charles E. Williams, Lillian Wohl- muth. VICE-PRINCIPALS Margaret Smythe, Leroy S. Layion , ENGLISH David G. Paul, Head: Iohn Bender, Mona C. Creer, Holmes S. Falkenstein, Roy Fotherqill, Mary E. Gross, Anna W. Hanna, Irvin C. Heyne, Fannie E. Hill, Carl H. Karsch, Helen Macaulay, Frank I. Malandra, Iohn V. Mc- Intire, Elva Murphy, Cecil O. Richardson, Reba Tollen, Paul Zaret, Rose Golden. FOREIGN LANGUAGE Eleanor Sandstrorn, Head: Annette Emqarth, Iulia Goldin, Mabel Haller, William Hurwitz, leannette Portenar, Theodore Pyle, Grace Wor- cester. HOME ECONOMICS Frances Lundahl, Chairman: Mary Cheatham, Nancy Convery, Agnes Dickson, Ruth Wagner. David G. Paul Eleanor Sandstrom S Frances Lundahl 'Wx I' if Milton Brooks Q I I Charles I. Dryhxse Arthur Mortensen r. My-,..,1-g-M... ,.,,,,,,,v.vrr1urw-v-,m.,m-'- MATHEMATICS Milton Brooks, Head, Robert Briggs, Harvey Danehower, Benjamin Fox, Bertram Horowitz, William I. Jones, Morris Klein, Harry Marple, Harriet Miller. MUSIC Charles I. Dryiuse, Chairman, Sophie Gevov, Maier Levin. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Arthur Mortensen, Thomas Campbell, Douglas Connelly, Samuel Fogel, Wesley Hackman, Marion Mullen, Mary Gilligan, Rosemarie Lac- henmayer, Virginia Lingenielder, Edith Luck, Elizabeth McGlathery, Margaret Peterson, Ade- laide Rose. Mary R. Fisher, Claire P. Redmond. Mildred P. Bach, Elizabeth Hardesly. www- .1-F, .W , SCIENCE C. Vincent Ripple, Heaclp Bessie S. Abramowitz, Alvin D. Bickel, Leon Cohen, l. Samuel Gold- man, Charles E. Gulezian, Samuel Iacobs, Anne C. Kaufmann, Anne C. Trasofi, Katherine A. Williams. A SOCIAL STUDIES Helen Ansley, Head: Beatrice Deglin, Albert Dooley, Mary Leona Gaynor, Harry Hoffmeis- ter, Marsden Lawley, Wilbur Mahaney, Iames S. 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Congratulations and ' l Godspeed as you press toward your goal in life. Yours sincerely, ANTHONY CAMPOLO ,4 ,.1 . ,,,k l 1 ll 5,51 lk ii. E .sry li Y X .P ai, l l W r'., as liliiwi is in Ioseph Rothberq-Chairman oi Tribunal We x ML K 1 in la in Q, Hcrriette Muller-Editor of Western News WIFI! IHZIAQZWTII? lil HI W K x ik elf 5 t ,gf ffl ' I ,A 'I VJ, Q, Q .. V X P ,a ' it g rl r xr gf H'lE 3.TE l'Ni woman' W Anthony Campolo-President L it it 5 gn f l s I XJ. of My ' , Evelyn Admiral-Chairman ot Senate 5 v-TX A , 1 y , l 5 fqg I 5 085 4 NN.. -IW Elf 'I Molly Crcxsner-President. GAA -Jrwxvmrwvm...-.....,,...-,,-,.. W. ,.., ,. ., . . . 9' The Directors BOARD OF DIRECTORS FRONT ROW: Stemman, Wynn, Campolo, Rolhberg, Kaufman. SECOND ROW: Hender- son, Seitz, Godfrey, Klein, Naqer, Admiral, Tult. THIRD ROW: Hutton, Gripman, Utain Miller, Deilch, Fastmcm, Clayman. Newberq. Around these here parts the law is divided into many branches, each of which has its specific job. The Senate makes all the laws, which are carried out by the Board of Directors. Patrol posses arrest the outlaws and haul them into court. These law-breakers are dealt with at our lynching parties or Tribunal meetings. There are twenty pardners who serve on the Board of Directors. These are the President and Vice President of the Citizens' Association, Chairman of the Senatey Attorney-General: Chairman of the Tribunal: Chairman of Carroll Phillips: Chairman of Group Aides: Director of Patrolsg and one cowboy and one cowgirl elected from every class in the school. To facilitate its chores, this group of officers is divided into the following committees: Publicity, Entertainment, Election, Social Serv- ice: Membership, Ushers, Color Guard, Boys' Lunchroorn, Boys' Lava- tory: Girls' Lunchroom, Girls' Lavatoryg interscholastic League, and Education of Students. Before it may become official, the Board must pass on any appro- priation of money or law made by the Senate. Also, the Tribunal and Attorney-General Staff are elected by these people. This term these officers were busily engaged in preparing for the production of Go West Young Man. This necessitated the creation of three new committees: the Program, Ticket, and Clerical Staff. The management of the Novelty Shop is another important function of this group. For the convenience of its students, the school sells pencils, book-covers, felt and paper emblems, pennants, stickers, hats, and polo-shirts in Room 2l5A. For keeping our financial records in such perfect order, Miss Betty McGlathery, school treasurer, certainly deserves credit. Dr. Mabel I-Ialler, the capable sponsor of our Citizens' Association, has worked diligently and earnestly at making Western's Citizens' Association as successful as it is. THERE'S A RULE ABOUT IT 4:5 fm' K, 3 .13 -.gem H I SENATE FRONT ROW: Willis. Admiral. tChairmcml Solow. SECOND ROW: Lewis. Krikoricm, Dobbins, Pelzer. Not in picture: Carole Frascadore The Senate, legislative power of Western, is composed of one repre- sentative from each group. This term, the foreman of our law-making body is Evelyn Admiral, who conducts the Senate meetings, sets forth new issues, and appoints committees. When the foreman is absent, Gerald Smith, vice-foreman, presides at the Senate. Taking minutes at the round-ups, which are held every third Friday, is the difficult task efficiently being done by the secretary, Carole Frascadore. If a matter requiring arbitration occurs, Dr. Mabel Haller, faculty advisor, is called in as a mediator. The functions of the Senate are manifold, and its powers include appropriating money for C. A. purposes, regulating, governing, approv- ing all by-laws, and granting charters to clubs and other school func- tions. All complaints or suggestions made in the group rooms are brought before the Senate for further discussions and consideration. These issues are discussed, decisions are made, and, when necessary, amendments are added to the school constitution. During the spring season and the Christmas season, the Senate solicits voluntary contributions from the student body. The funds re- ceived are given to organizations such as the Red Cross, Red Feather, and March of Dimes. The Christmas donations are given to children's hospitals and children's organizations. The Senate is divided into fourteen committees Working for the improvement of Western. They are: Activities, Attendance, Boys' Lava- tory, Boys' Lunchroom, Budget, Entertainment, Girls' Lavatory, Girls' Lunchroom, PTC, Safety, Servicemen's, Social Service, Student Council, and Ushers. The Senate of W. P. H. S. is a moving force which exists for the benefit of its student body. Its honesty and intelligence in handling Student affairs have branded it as an indispensable part of Western. gs 0 6. 3 ,I f l , t W Vj ' J 2 it nf xlitfl, 'I It.',, all 1 I ang., X iv?- .. --1-rf .. 59 tg fl, t . A i funn V - 5,5 ,. , , , sy.--A A . W FE CE ME IN UU 'Q HEADIN FOR THE SHERIFF S OFFICE TRIBUNAL FRONT ROW: Rubin Roihberq Buckman SECOND ROW: Lipman, Presser. Feldman L ATTORNEY GENERAL STAFF Schrcrger Anton Kaufmunmhuirmanl. , :W:gggg,,qoz,- - - ' K f . it - x ' ggsififiw Vl g. -i ,- , I QUSSUUQB U'E'RgLig ,IQ tug, a. , 4, X Q .gy 15433 ' s W XNMXX f Q9 ,M W omsyvli Md- if 'TLS' ,H 'f A - if . . ,::.:,, ,A,b,:: . ,, , . 1775-W .aw 135, 'Sv N 5 f gb . f.,V?:g .Q -L.,,,m nw-MQWNw-:ww--W-fmmumwgyv,ww.,ff,i--w,,.ax.ff:- f A wan -f,,- Um f:m.m:gA.:wwn.... ,um .,..:..:ww:-Qawgmwgwm., wuwwm w,nmmmmf.m nr -'-.- ' ORCHESTRA STRINGS FRONT ROW Kaspanan Dorphman Miller, Wilson. SEC- OND ROW Gardner Waldhaum Karpowitz, Bioilickian, Freidders Dobbxn Martin Brown THIRD ROW: B. Brown Razis Kansas Rasen. FOURTH ROW: Mathias, Berman sf' 1 Q QS to if It fifiitlt, lft f :' 1 THEY MAKE PLUMB Goon MUSIC 5 if f .tflfii.jgffjl EEL is egi T .pil iisfsliiai if .t Lf A crescendo of beauty: a final thrilling 4 chord, and the West Philadelphia High School Orchestra accepts a deeply appre- ciated and deserved ovation. This talented - aggregation of ambitious, enthusiastic mu- sicians practice long hours, under the direc- tion of Mr. Maier Levin. ? The officers of this organization are Myra i 3 Singer, president and first bassoonist to play I in the orchestra: Edwin Slogoff, vice presi- dent and concertmeistery Elaine Markowitz, g secretaryg and loan Skaroff, the rnarimba Q player, is treasurer. ' These talented musicians have brought to numerous audiences a finer, clear per- ception of harmony. Selections such as, . Grieg's Piano Concerto in A Minor have brought many close to the beauty of fine W music. Their contribution to Go West Young Man enriched the production. Western's s cowpokes say Adios to the members, and Wish them good luck as the sun sinks be- l yond the horizon, and they ride off into the future. f Est.. .ltsliI'fr1,.t .i.. ,N,.,....- ,fee , ,....f i W- . Q an M. ,i K I' Hoo WESYQ YOUNG Mnfvft A Satire on Social and Civic Lite in WEST PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL George Montgomery, Principal Wrilfelz. and produced under the riireclion of Mr. Selden M. Cary Mrs. Virginia Lingenfelder, Choreography and Dance Direction Mr. Cecil 0. Richardson, Orchestration and Music Arrangement' 1 Mr. Maier Levin, Conducting the Orchestra Mr. Charles Dryfuse, Directing the Chorus K XJ it i ,- Lg, Honey . ,.cc ,,c,c , ., ,, ,cYc.,,., , Sookie ,.... .,YVI,,,. Mollie Pons .,,,,,,.,, Abner .i...,,,..,,,,,.,,,,i. I . YU December 3, 4, 5, and 6, 1952 THE CAST In the order in which they speak or appear The Spirit of Progress ,,,,,,,,,c, ,c..., Gerald Smith, David Shrager The Spirit of The Man who used to own The Gornheld , Sol Volk ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Nancy Zimhle Francis Balis ,,,,,,,Sandra Young ,,,,,,,,.,,Harry Tuft Baltimore Charley ,c.,,.,c,,,. Harvey Levin Ben L,c,cc,c,,c,,,c,,,,,,,.c,., ,cc,,c.,, ,I erry Weinerman X Hope ,i,..V , .,icV.. ,,,..,.,c Melina Krikorian Napolean .....c,.,.. c..,.,c.. t .,,Paul Auerbach Daphne Dean ,,,,,c ,,,c....,c M arlene Brenner Lorenzo , .t ,cc.,c,,c ,,.,,,.,,,,,,,,,, H erb Ross I Margie ,.,,. ., c,cc ,, ..,, ,c,. F rankie Manning ,99 8 Miss Smythe ,c,.., ,. .. . . ,..t ., .t .ct. . ,cc,ccc .Judie Miller ' Corridor Patrol .,,, , .,,, ,,,,,,,7, M arilyn Feingold Boy who is going to take a pill iccc, , N. Worthington Blight , Grandpappy ,,,,c, Lulubelle , cc,,,,,c.cc, ,, ,, , Mr. Montgomery L . The nights of December 3, 4, 5, and 6, 1952, brought about a great stampede to our old Bar Ranch which will always be remembered. As the dudes were herded into the West Auditorium, cries of Go West Young Man echoedi throughout these here parts. When the orchestra. under the able leadership of Mr. Maier Hopalong Levin, gave the downbeat, the curtain rose on the biggest, the best, the most extravagant extravaganza ever pro- duced this side of the Schuylkill. This great production was made possible through the efforts of two-gun Selden Cary and our talented belle, Mrs. Vir- ginia Lingentelder, who rounded up folks from all over the school. Combining their maximum efforts to present this completely original musical comedy, Go West Young Man, were Zimhle ,David Quigley ,.L,,,,Philip Deputy ,Harry Tuft ,Gerald Smith, David Shrager i the A Cappella Choir, the Ballet Club, the Orchestra, and a cast picked from the entire student body. Along with this round-up of cowpokes labored the art stait under Mr. Cary's direction. These Wranglers were quick on the draw to create the most unusual and magnif- icent scenery ever viewed on a high school stage. Others who helped make this production a success were the ranch hands, otherwise known as the stage crew, and the federal men, or as they are more commonly called, members of the Board of Directors, who were in charge of tickets and publicity. By the cheers of the audience, who went plumb crazy over each perform- ance, we knew that our ranch had come through with another smashing success to add to all those Western has accumulated in past years. 3 E QQ E: ' W dar- f-- -Af --unr -Y - ' W -.LrML, poriska 5 L M 4 104' - A ..,, ..,,,. ., a . , 7,,1- ,, I .. .. ,, , Qf ' Senior Lettermen Norman Spencer Tony Campolo Sherman Newell Curtiss Iohnson Stanley Berger Ioel Wattenmaker Clarence Garland Ronald Dobbins Stuart Matt Leonard Packel Roger Rucozcy Robert Antrasian 5 31 Robert King Phillip Deputy .fy .. ' fs. I-larry Reed -Q., .ff-' 5 l 1' James Monk harm Award Girl The Girls' Athletic Association takes great pride in presenting many of our girls with beautiful silver charms at the end of each semester. In order to earn the bracelet with the first charm, a girl must participate in enough G. A. A. activities to earn 25 points. For every charm thereafter, she must ac- cumulate ZO points. J' ' l 1, Q IJI., , -- s ' 17- tsf , :EFL . i I gr Anne Kleinlield Velma Curr Barbara Naqer Sandy Barish l Miriam Shapiro Marlene Shenker Carolyn Richardson .57 f it -ei , -i' Kay Davies QR Carole Frascadore A . , Lam., , qw M, ' , W - .fav r .rf , Jacqueline Start ters. ,F Molly Crasner Florence Howard G' A V ..,. f,2L L'if I ,C L if I ES .. . , 1: A-A iris ,- K t5 Rhona Rosenblatt Evelyn Kaplan 'Wa E i This group of fast-stepping musicians love the wide open spaces. Proud of Western's traditions, they march across football fields. Mervyn Rothberg is con- certmeister of these instrumentalists. Our rough-and-ready graduates are Phillip Deputy, Aida Goldstein, Myra Singer, Heather Waldbaum, and Clyde Turner. Ramona Hall leads this unit of marching players through their vari- ous maneuvers, twirling her batons in You re dam tootm Rain or shine, Western's cheering cowgirls, sparked with colorful uni forms, ride out to every football and basketball game. Both Dot Papacon stantinou, the ranch foreman, and Evie Blank, have been with the cheerleaders since they came West. These two girls and their seven partners do a mighty fine job leading the crowd in cheering for our teams. Further proof of their fine Work is shown by the number of Westernites who attend each roundup 1 1, Ten shun 6 a professional manner. Fight West Philly Fight X tit Our Color Guard in traditional or- ange and blue duds, are found strutting their stuff at our football games. Under the leadership of Sergeant Lillian Ay- ton and assistant Mary Ann Bailey, they have shown perfect formation. These cowpunchers must have a C average, and be at least 5' 5 in height. The foreman, Mr. Levin, has done an excellent job sponsoring them. y in i- , 11 N' E? iggifi F3225 I HIGH ' The net men of Western take part in spring rodeos under the able guidance of coach Hur witz Mr Hurwitz and his boys Work hard each day and as a result of their cow-punching Western has one of the best Tennis teams in league competition. We owe them all a great deal of praise for a dang good job, to Boys ONT ROW: Swiikin. Sklcn-off. Freedman. Leviton. coma now: Gooais. Mr. Huw.-nz ccoqchi, Rosenthal- fgi FHQQV Musclemen a x K FIRST ROW Hinton Herman Pyier Morton: Davis. SECOND ROW: Baldwin: Pollack: Young: ,f Iohnson Horton Iones Campbell lCoochl. W 'W lv' Him C5 PHQ 5 il HIGH 5' lik ill!! ii ,M if Ili , .. .. JS- Coach Campbell is rounding up his mat- men for gymnastic competition as of Ianuary 7th. With such cow-hands as Pyter, Matt, Dion, and Hinton, the team should do very well. The apparatus to be used in competition are flying rings, horses, mats, horizontal bars, and parallel bars. These Wranglers will build sound bodies, and Western will have another too-notch team. fmmi,wiiillxirtirrai 'sq liciwziftieui' ciiivuwe4s',i.TftsiiiiQli t !,. 1 l ,dl lf slit' QI 1 il nl ' 5 til vi? if CROSS COUNTRY FRONT now Cook Young rofforooo Washington, Yampolsky, Pookor, choppou, comp- 2 T, ,Qtr I i bell lC0UChl SECOND ROW Sparks Bridell, Blackman, Byer, I. Fleming, Iones, Clay, A li l gl Murgatroyd THIRD ROW Quarterman Ccxmpolo, L. Fleming, Lipscomb, Iohnson, Ward, V With cowpokes like Earl Iefferson, Wade Wash- ington, and Dick Chappell, to mention only a few, blazing the trail, Western's cross-country squad was one to be feared by every rival it tangled With. Having five .meets lassoed by the end of October, the boys were looking ahead to the championship on November 5th. Western had placed second in reg- ular season competition. Coach Thomas Campbell's boys repeated themselves in the championships by finishing in the number two slot again. Overbrook was first. The stupendous Wade Washington fin- ished first, as many pre-meet prognosticators had expected. The entire squad performed in the com- mendable manner expected from our school. November 12th brought the Eastern State Invita- tion Track Meet. West Philadelphia proved that they belonged on the top rail, being bested only by West Catholic and Overbrook. Again a cowboy named Mr. Washington finished in the number one position. The season was downright successful. Coach Campbell and the fellows reckon they did their job well. Western knows they did. r - ...Q , ., -Vabxbitfitit' , l . C.. ia l s iff l I ilth'lfiflil ft sift la 5 2'1LfI,Att+'i! A i' it it this MMM. Q K 5 r U . .. - Q .. Fr . .t .t..,wf 1 S . 1. ,t 1 fl .tt.iwtsf t i1i:,ffvifiVWffii ia sfwiin Q' l, :Quit 4i,.,. Q t . vita. ggi ,VE 'il tits St A f Q. if ,HH tilt Ititrwe . I 51 t1Qz,,ittt't tggx tt nt np Qt 4 Q 1 tl fit llfll lt ltl 5 I vw rl 'Hi l'i'lWtl' li 1. t Wt' lifdlla lx i'lltt'ili'?'lt.'i'l ln 2: t. T. it t :If t if ,I 4 S! ,. t 2 H if i t X H 'e iylf f K . ai. ,vig . w F X 1 ll lrfiigz l t!,g8. 4 5 1 .i A if ft 1 0 it is we tp lhll1l'3EQ tliv tatttl mtliL.ntinrJ2iQgs9uHnftAUitttlntltfluliJlhl ... . A tl t't tw lt . I llflr Mil tt, 'ii' 6,35 Ffa F' limi I H : 4 O 2 A Q S 'V x .I X ' 3 t 1 - s 'liql' 'WH tl? it ' ? 1 Q.. ilgjilgn Ez, las! ill it fit 8- ,1 . P , . r 'gif ,rg Lge ,ifixzsivxf P 1 K psi' 'W in - I 3 he .t.2jt3f' el? I hdtgmwt f X lk t t ' 2 Vlsfl 1? tt-.ttZ'tftftt lut,:'l,S' Hilti u 'll t ai... it . 'V' '54 't '1' it it an 'if gill Z: l HQNUM,Q t t Q' it l Y, M K . x .L , ha . . , . rf it - K t. K. t' . I , ,K 's FRONT ROW: Zcnzanicm, Rcxkozcy, Antrasian tCcxptcxinJ. Hoffman, Sitkofl. SECOND ROW: ' A Schultz. Durslow, Kineq. Holcroit. . J, U 4 A , , . .K . 1 ' v , I f- . U -f . ii Q 'Q ke.. i f I ,ny ., .2 , - s, kms.. .. .5 . A,.. , A tr 5,3 t I L- lin? ,' A 4 i f it SOCCER O4 Krause, Frost, Walters. Gecman. Grazil. Fineberq, W. Iones fCocxchJ. THIRD ROW: vpitgt ' 'gi r. .gn it fsf' it 55 '1'1ll9f5iQ t fn t me 'mfr' ft.l'-I K f 1 alll? ' EWWL I Y xl 'lil 31 ' v 4 W.: x lil' zz' ,,. it t gil fl' f ltl5l il.:' . 1 I tlylt 1, ii w S K ! 6 it 4 t ll its l I l +.tt.t' ttf' ti it it it :tri Q Hecrdin' for that point if z t to ,tg 1 ,Ilia , I Iliff Qi-, I I i Coach Iones certainly deserves much credit for shaping the team into the fine condition it is now in. Though Westerns soccer team did not have a very satisfying season, they really fought hard against luck that seemed to be against them. Only one ot our several setbacks was decided by more than two goals. Our graduating seniors contributed a great deal to the team. The fighting spirit and out- standing achievements ot boss cowboys Cap- tains Bob Antrasian and Roger Rakoczy have certainly gone a long way in advancing our team. Both boys had two years ot outstanding first team achievement. Only a tight league and tough luck kept our boys from hitting the top this year. Coach Iones has done considerable re-shuffling of the lineup in order to find a Winning combination tor next season. We are sure he has suc- ceeded, and we hope he has a Winning team for the next round-up. ' 1 A t 't tl! m 51 4 f .td K 9+ -H. IQ? ll? HIC t. ywgusg .9 BASEBALL FRONT ROW: Gold, Hadley, Captain, Holcrott, Byrd, Hammerrnan, Overby, Penn, Long, Saxton. SECOND ROW: Mr. Bickel tcoachl, Berkott, Hottman, Dourdouiis, Chapmanf Miller, McCullough, ft Rosen Dardarxan Goldblum, Manager. ta Although the Speedboys got off to a tough start, losing their first six games, Western's spirited nine grabbed seven out of their nine games. Our season was climaxed with a seven win record-enough to push us into a not-too- bad sixth place in the fifteen team league. Them thar critters from Central started us on that dang losin' streak and we plumb lost the next five in succession. But at last the Speedboys got on the right side of the fence by defeating Gratz 4 to 1. In- cidentally, this game featured one of the best pitchin' performances of the year on this side of the Delaware trail by Mooch Miller. Vic- tories over Franklin, Dobbins, and Bok brought the Speedboys back in the chips. ln order for our Wranglers to lasso a decent record, it was necessary for us to take all of our last three games, and that we did pard- ners, and by substantial margins, too. The fact that our boys are as tough as prairie grass and gain experience with time makes us sure that the next season will find a strong Winning posse. p - new at S 9 . fff Show me the way tgo home tty 'KPH5 t if 1- 1 lil H 4 521111 i Jw ' SWIMMING FRONT ROW: Henry. Getzenberg, Rosenthal, Dickerson lCaptain1, Savar, Switkin,-Levin. W SECOND ROW: Marcus lManaqer1, Herdick, Wakely, Bernstein, Maloney, Patton, Spolsky, l W. Patton. Coach Shapiro. THIRD ROW: Fassett, Fagan. Necovitz, Tutt. Iackson, A. Gott- id 3 lieb, L. Gottlieb, Whitman. 'I' Qt 1 1 I r it-5 v, . 'V l' if l , rltgllllll 'll il-fslgllf alll M init! ,,,. ft .itz nigga - H ,lt gi ,ilu -14,1 .lg nl f H l 3 it 1' la1ll11ltlf,l 'fs.1tflititltltet il' f Western's mermen, under the careful guid- ance of Coach Shapiro, placed fourth in the 1951-1952 championships. They had com- piled a league record of two wins and three defeats. Dick Dickerson, a member of last year's varsity has been chosen to captain this year's squad. Coach Shapiro is also count- ing a great deal on Bob Savar and Walt Switkin, who were on last year's team, and also Dave Maloney and loe Wakely, two ' freshmen who look good in practice. 'l ' The only members of the team that will 6 Q be lost at graduation are Sam Rosenthal and Lenny Korr, two boys who have helped the team considerably during theirstay at West- ern. 5' We all wish the coach and his gallant group of galloping galoots lots of luck in the coming season. Come on rn .M e waters fine l ll 4. + if a ff X . 0 r YV xg, Archery Apparatus FIRST ROW: Shapiro, Crasner. Carr, Iones. SECOND ROW: Wyche, Clad, Howard, Hamilton. THIRD ROW: I 1 gnu-ur.. -J - 14'- , M Volley Ball v s, g fm, ii: !f'a 3 mf!! W E fi fi 43 R if sa f , il ' Swimming l p JALJ I 'NP' miifflrnlz -51 Y si' 'Y H' ,,L. V ,, - h Jw' mvnvxv ALLAN,GERRY smm-1 1 'N ,,,V . I - -'.k . ,x in Q ' juli i .JM E 1 VV ir: h 'uv Z : . . Q '- .. 1' . M' .5 1 . - . , A ' an .5 A -.-an .4 .v . Q J' N.4 Tf:2, 8 Lin Wpg, .M Q WP' 1 f. A Q use . . + - Q , ' -xp ,HV , , ' uw' , 15 I ,fgft Q.- .,1, ...vp-f 1 A J ,... x ,I Q was Q? . . 7 N V 74 . fig if if fi?-11 W' ' ' ' xr- .,'..' ww v. . M, l 4 i , L i, A ,m., nl 1- f ff. VV IikgA.1. VVL,i it Zl- Vn N,.., , K e a, 'I , Q-6.25. FOOTBALL Although Western's football team did not have a successful season, their fighting spirit could not be denied. Hog-tied by injuries, the team never seemed to get started, their public league record being one win, three losses, and two ties. The only bright spots were the 25-6 defeat of Ben Franklin, and a 0-0 tie with a strong Northeast team. Graduating gauchos are Ronny Dobbins, Stanley Berger, Clarence Garland, Curtis Iohnson, Robert King, and Pete Stamos. Ronald Dobbins, perhaps the hardest runner the team had, was instrumental in the defeat of Ben Franklin. Stamos proved an asset to the team and Was, for a 'While, co-captain. Gar- land, Iohnson, King, and Berger were excellent cow-pokes to have on the team. Gloom hovered heavily over our fair school when we lost to our traditional rival, Overbrook, by a close score of 19-18, and to West Catholic by the soaring score of 45-O. . The team once again staked their claim on Wesley Hackman for coach, and Doug Connelly for assistant coach. This year marked the twenty-fifth year of coaching Western's football teams for Wes. During this time, he has turned out many successful teams and his ability as a coach is acknowledged throughout the city. The graduating class wishes Coach Hack- man the best of luck with all his future teams. FRONT ROW: Storey, Seay. Iohnson, Whitacker. Smith, Allen, Iones. Forman, Resnick, Switkin. SECOND ROW: Coach Hackman. 'Feldman, Cooper, Dobbins, King, Garland. Iohnson, Stamos. Berger. Beechman, Weissman. Penn, Henry, Coach Connelly. THIRD ROW: '1'urner,lChupman, Frivin, Ross, Robinson, Glover, Arnold, Kelly, Braverman. Frazier. AWB They like the wide open spaces ' .,..Q T may , X Q QQ 1, ff .f , 1 x ,A . ...- -. ,x 7522214 . . K +- lai y V' ' 'Q ' x ,fgl W, S 31 2 sw, K . mal l li 3 BASKETBALL QT, cm ,..r., ,E 2 5 Q K , , ,M gl 1 Q W, Ja l f 5 f FRONT ROW: Byrd. Hummermun, Smith, Seay. Newell. SECOND ROW: Berger, Overby, Peterson, Coach Connelly. THIRD ROW: Goldenberq, Howell, Morgan. ' 1 wr- ,I 2 ,gym I' . . , Y . 1 n . - 4 5, f ls, 1' ws-SXT I x W if pf fl' ' r 4 WAQLEQXXQ 5, 'P 1, V 4 , 5 I Q. X .5 ,uf fx, it K. ' F 'X f if in N K J' I Q. L. ff Q X 5 A f' . .A Us , W ff f . .74 W. ffl 1 51 A ,fl - 5. .v mf ff Q Z W My i , rfezvsig. 4 , fr: ji ey . ' - Q W ' , -L.-.g:, 91' ' --I ' , ' ' ' 'f1Y'l 'M 4 X 'SE' wisf 'T Y f . , .. Al' 'ZKRJ wmzwwmy ,wx I4M ' 3,44 if Sandra Barish-Secretary Q if Nmwh fr. ir EEEQQE Q is Rose Drossner-Editor, Record eruld Friedman Presxdeni Harvey Levin-Vice President 5 gtk Z, 7 224 5 Q i. 5 rr ,ff -. W' xr F 1 rv Bernard Neff-Treasurer M' Sisif fjsr? 8 wz,:r:rf.? 9 1 Miss Ansl y Mrs Bah: c 1,51 mn A vs + f Qu rr , f as ,gf 'S B R 4 H : ' t 1- ., , v f 2 gi, ,gg or f 5' . kffn hdgyh. rx L l 3 f W' ofa' wg I vw lf, W V, :HN pq, K x ,va La 5 -90- . 4 E 1 3 ' m ww - gf if if 5 Wikf .iga 7.7 q ',wg5k fig? Qi, E . .Y A ' mx Ao V X .- ... 3 ww, Q E WW R W: M 1.3 :M . -. --Q A E ' W5 -f Af V, 1 , E ,. . 5, A -,lx ?AY 1 1 Q :VPS B HRW, . ,,,,e f 'B 4 7 A A K Af , Top row: Evelyn Anton, Sandra Barish, Norma Berger, Maxine Buckman, Robert Cogan, Phillip Deputy. Second row: Leonard Feldman, Barbara Fridkin, Aida Goldstein, Sylvia Gutierrez, Edward Kaufman, Anne Kleiniield. Third row: Harvey Levin. Harriette Muller, Bernard Neff, Elisa Ostergaard, Dorothy Papa- constantinou, Ioseph Rothberg. Bottom row: Beverly Seitz, Myra Singer, Adrienne Stemman, and Heather Waldbaum. Q' ,. My v an , N 1' - ' ,. ' f 'K fu, M Nwvsf 4, . , K - f f .,, if Q M f . ,, . , -- ,, 4, at be A at a ,t a Q Q i Xi- i. , 8 ,lu ' L, f mea? , it ,, ,, .. Leonard Feldman Carolyn Richardson 'V i EL fh.'5fl' Evelyn Admiral . Evelyn Anton ' A Lillian Ayton - Sandra Barish I Mary Ann Railey ll -Y Maxine Buclrman H . Anthony Campolo Molly Crasner KaylDavies A Phillip Deputy Eunice Dorph Sallie Dor-iman l t Rose Drossner X Edwin Feldman Carole Frascadore A Barbara Fridlcln Gerald Friedman Lois Godfrey R fGQLDN Wff Aiailgqalasneane iyyy n Sylvia Gut ierreg, , v Florence Hofavardl Q g Evelyn Kaplan ' A Q 'Kasper Kasparian. 'rzavidid 1r'aufn..m 1 Q Bur-tori Klein - ' ' A N Anne Kleinlield y 9 V Melina Krikorian - lHagveyLevin1 L. A 'Pauline Levy. R 9 M . Q A Aretha Lewis r V N Aliflainellvllarkowitij A smafxmun M ' l 7 Iudith,Miller V N 'nmiieueeimullefer f 'Barbara Naqere f V Bernardljleii - ll ll 3515 in BRONZE Q E Y ,-.w.,,,, if W, '.L.fQ A Shirley Anskyi V . Marlene Barron - Stanton Blumenthal Sadie Brown ,.,, W ,H I rf 1' Q . ' - ' ' sf ff 1 5 K yefbf-ML. i x il' f + 5 +5'aa5:Q Q ,al Q.. 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' md Qgwmu L si are Q Dorothy Papaconstantmou Alida Pollack n ,Ruth Ptasl-:kin Rhona Rosenblatt -A Samuel Rosenthal ' ' Ioslelphlothbergl Q R W 3 Beverly Seitz Mirian Shapiro., . , 1 Marlene,Shenker, f 'L 4 Myra Singer ' ' Edwin Slogoli ' Rochelle Solow Adrienne Sternman Clyde Turner K , ' Heather Waldbaum Sandrailfoung z y H ' , Vivian Young l Velma Carr A Emma Casselle L Libby Demp Bernece Killebrew Beatrice Mahoney Frances Manning Elisa Ostergaard r Mary Lyou Pearlsteini ' A Richard Polls Herbert Ross - A Iudith Rubin Ioyce Tashman Phyllis Wilson CERTIFICATE Catherine Barge Marvo Baylor Norma Berger Lenore Bidin Mildred Blumenthal Shirley Bressler Ioan Christine Ronald Dobbins Ioan Evans Gladys I-'easter Ruth Forman Laura Galguera Donald Gary Joyce Katz Mary Maxwell Patricia Mieila Cecile Newman Howard Peed Mary Pendleton Barbara Sellers Iacqueline Start Charles Steinberg Catherine Watkins Gerald Weinerman Ieannette Willis Beverly Wilson Chuck wagon The Cisco Kids Big Books and Little Books XJ' Q ,'jmU'.ig'.. 1 ' 4' ' sw wth to it i ' ' as tx N 1 N 31-' 11 LXXW Q--.,, Make mme Western Styla Wester Hou What s goin to happen? M 119 ' Where's your passport? General Store lest the type I -Q, ixiv 'U sf' S if if fag? 'x I NU r , .J , v FH, ee k ,, ,- sud en' ef -Ms ,I , ' Xf ' , A ' , 4 e f A- The Record I Evelyn Kaplan SUB-EDITOR Harvey Levin ART EDITOR Evelyn Kaplan ASSOCIATE EDITORS Eunice Dorph. Stuart Matt, Ruth Ptashkin, Judith Rubin, Beverly Seitz, Rochelle Solow. SECRETARY Phyllis Wilson EXECUTIVE BOARD-RECORD Pollack, Kleiniield, Drossner, Kaplan, Levin, Wilson. RECORD STAFF EDITOR-IN-CHIEF Rose L. Drossner gy f wma Rose Drossner BUSINESS MANAGER Alida Pollack LITERARY EDITOR Anne Kleiniield TYPISTS Libby Demp, Ruth Forman, Sylvia Gutierrez. LITERARY STAFF Shirley Ansky, Maxine Buckman, Edwin Feld- man. Barbara Fridkin. Ioyce Katz. Bernece Kille- brew, Burton Klein, Burton Lesack. Myra Singer. Suzanne Werner. I RECORD STAFF FRONT ROW: Pollack, Levin, Drossner, Klcinfield, Kaplan, Wilson. SECCND ROW: Ptashkin, Dorph, Mau, Rubin, Solow, TH!RD ROW: Barish, Demp, Forman, Gutierrez, Ansky, Buckman. FOURTH ROW: Fridkin, Werner, Katz, Killebrew, Singer, Lesack. FIFTH ROW: Klein, Seiiz, Feldman, Miss Gross, Nager. ASSOCIATE EDITORS Dorph, Solow, Plashkin, Kleinfield, Mah, Seitz, Rubin. a , Q 1 'lay K Some Fun Lei's qo Sieppin' ix, Rarm' to Senior rom Gettin primped Rough and Tough dim Our prom will remain one of the pleasantest memories of our senior year. The beautiful ball- room of the Broadwood Hotel was the gala set- ting for the occasion. As the ranchers danced to their favorite songs, played by George Som- mers, every qirl Was a queen, and every boy a king. Our dream, which lasted until the wee hours of the morninq, ended too soon. Q. i, Empty Pockets Fancy Dancin' Breakfast Club 'Nite Smile purty M-m-m good C ass Trip AJL Our desiination Q Welcome. Traveler Heap pretty squaws 153 F , lee eo o 'FV r .4 W' 5 5 . kt if All Aboard This is Archie, pardners, bringing back memories of May 23, 1952. With the crow ot the rooster we awoke anticipating the won- derful time we knew was in store. At eight-thirty A.M. the Reading Terminal was filled with enthusiastic Westernites, and a little later we were on our way. Remember the train ride to Iersey City? The sun streamed through the windows assur- ing us of fair Weather ahead. At Iersey City we boarded- our ship, The Peter Stuyvesant. We went cruising up the Hudson with the view of the New York skyline as our guide. Then we reached our destination-West Point. There was the rum-tumming of the Army band and we saw a few tackles at scrimmage by the well-known football wizards. A few of our gals practised their Western wahoos when they spotted a cute cadet, but it was to no avail. Before We knew it, the time had come to leave, so we hob- bled-on back to our ship and went down the Hudson to the setting of the orange sun beyond the blue waters. And so pardners , came the end of a glorious day--Our Senior Class Trip. N- What a time! Havin' fun 1 5 The Peter Stuyvesant Big Chieis All Hands on Deck -in u. xx . , . . ,,, 1 I F' .K 5 xx ff ff' Q X 33: 16 1 -fix Km fix M A 7 K L 1 I . .milf j, ly , ev 3 X, 3' ,f,, W, JI , ,, Xi. Y 1. I N92 Q . I Igl- 'X -.I Ill Fla .J 2. ff! .1 two bowlegs he little freshmen went ga ga over the show and se who didn't, well-pistol shots were heard in the rl he Speedboys captured the Public High School ague Crown in Basketball at the Palestra when they set Franklin, 41-37! Of course, we had expected it along of our rip-roaring sharp shooters! We all bowed our heads in reverence when Mr. alter Roberts retired as principal and shouted a ghty How-de-do to Mr. George Montgomery, Chief rshall of our ranch. n llB our Class Council began to pump. The Dra- tic Club hit oil in their comedy presentation of eaven Can Wait , and as upper classrnen we cheer- ly directed the Way to our famous swimming pool d sold elevator passes at enormous profits! A bit of Fairyland invaded the school in the form of ansel and Gretel , our musical extravaganza on uary 10, ll, and 12, l952. l2A! Already? Leap Year! Boys beware as the sos leap for your precious necks! Archie Andrews kes his debut! Many ot our civic-minded girls as group aides as- ted the freshmen to the many places of interest- e Novelty Shop, Detention Room and Lunchroom! t we always thought anyone could find that blind- ded. lust let your sense of smell drive you. WOW! Death and Transfigurationu was revived and scored tremendous success. l2B! Impossible! Nevertheless the great term ar- ed via Stagecoach Express The cactuses never omed so bright! Locust Gulch never sparkled more! After his tr1p into the past our runaway horse returns, d we hope he gallops on to a future as hgDDY as L days spent at Western . f S s 5 .. ., E irffgvf---f-irrf ' nh .,. 'I any ...' uk ., 1 A I., rf. A I H ' ' 'ou , .a N 'f iff,- ' :em wg, H 'sd M ' N f '- - 's f 1 x r 4 .- r PROCESSION-- Pump and Circumstanceu. . . ..... Elgar COLORS CEREMONY I Colors I ' Pledge of Allegiance P Stag Spangled Banner iw Z, K V INVOCATION I Rev. Charles L. Hussey, D.D., oi the United Presbyterian Church CHORUS- The Battle Hymn of the Republic . . . .... Arr. by Wilhousky SALUTATORY Written by Marlene A. Barron A , Delivered by Molly Crasner TRIBUTE CEREMONY , The Gift ot Roses Written and delivered by Sondra L. Young The GiIt.oi Plaques I ' Written and delivered by Edward Kaufman CHORUS-- Victor Herbert Favorites AWARD OF PRIZES AND MEDALS David Garver Paul, Head of the English Department ALUMNI MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARD A I Ioseph L. Pollock, President ol the Alumni Association 247 A CAPPELLA cr-tomQ I . T f Make a Ioyiul Sound .............. ............ C ain I Trepak from the Nutcracker Suite .... ..... T schaikovsky Let Us Break Bread Together . ...... ........ R yder I VALEDICTORY Written by Adrienne L. Sternman ' Delivered by Burton I-I. Klein , PRESENTATION OF DIPLOMAS I I George Montgomery, Principal CLASS SONG . Music by Elaine Markowitz Words by Adrienne L. Sternman SCHOOL SONG-- The Orange and the Blue .... .... M ahoney-Campbell EXIT MARCH-- The Billboard . . . ......... ',.,, K lah, '4 flu ,- ' -r -I- hh 4:-w .--:IV -2 fir, V. I- .ffm ,1 Q M11 1,-VI . ru ff 'gn' vlfi 'ea-H. wiv sax' ' d Q 'lf' Q Ku!-rg? A QA if, K Ali f A ' u ..- A A' in 1- s 4 .Q ,.,: l . . . , . . Q2 ia, I 664Q47W4w,, WM P f4Q'AffZ,i,u.9ivv3Lm 6'9XNQY'o'k4'JJ4?jYK7 HMM , fwwmj 'pu' AM! f WW X W gmw 0 . .av EZLC' 9 ,411 f MMM filfw WH-X33 iwwwm Qfwgfwff WG' f M Q, W' JMD 4 WM if W QW 59+ 3? 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SS M 145'-jeff f f M27 jaw ,Jfbyowuwmwcwsmzmw Q,,,..,... tau MWQMM, QU' My Mwiiwwdmff ,GOL 0'-4' - 'Urn Edin. I Qwyf' YQ Vai: fzlxiw ' 'K nw f 5 ' 'K M, ' 351121 - ig I , 3. fir' Miss Gross Mr. Cary pr ciation For many years Record staffs have sung the praises of Miss Mary E. Gross. We feel as many before us, hopelessly lost and unable to find words enough, or a Way to express our gratitude for her wonderful guidance. As we sit in silence, and wonder at her many achievements, let it be known that we, the Record staff of Ianuary, 1953, cherish her sponsorship with the sincerest respect. Thanks, merely a word, but We hope it expresses our admiration and appre- ciation to Mr. Selden Cary, for his help as our art sponsor. Each suggestion, new idea, or change, has given our Record the different look. So We say to Mr. Cary remember, our thanks means more than just a word. M-lf XQXAMAMW f6a.7g,ZdA-V EVELYN ADMIRAL 1238 S. Twentieth Street BARTLETT ne lU, l935 Academic Evelyn should make a good Social lervice worker because she likes to ake everyone happy. Reading Eod books is her hobby, and her ,t peeve is cranks. ctivities: Senator: Vice-Chairman Senate: Chairman of Senate: Sher. DORA ALLEN 1229 Christian Street BARTLETT bruary 146, 1935 Commercial Rosie, will attain her ambition hen she receives her Mrs de- ee. We are sure that with her onderiul cooking plus those beau- ul eyes, she will reach her goal ortly. tivities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Dramatic ub: Monitor. I-IARRIETT ELIZABETH ALLEN 2345 St. Albans Place BARRATT bruary 12, 1934 Commercial So what, says Har, a grad hose ambition is to be a secre- ry. She enjoys her English class, d reading, but most of all likes take her time. tivities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Carroll illips: Patrol: Monitor. ARCHIBALD ANDREWS 1953 Ianuary Lane L'lL RED SCHOOL HOUSE bruary '50 Bronco-Busting Best all-round wow-boy is our rchief' Famous for handling a iat and handling the gals, his bition is to see his classmates rry the name of Western iar and 'de. tivities: C.A. CCharacter, All- undi: Special ambassador to e's: Honorary President oi the A.A.: Life guard on the 4th iloor: ptain oi the Bronco-Busters. SHIRLEY MIRIAM ANSKY , 2130 N. Wanamaker Street HOLMES bruary 4, 1935 Academic Shirl, a medical technician to-be, bitiously fills her spare time ding, knitting, and sewing. Upon eing someone running around like chicken without its head, you'll ow it's Shirley. tivities: Record Staff: Patrol: nker: G.A.A. Manager: Ballet ub. EVELYN ANTON 1332 S. Fifty-seventh Street SHAW December l, 1935 Academic Sometime in the near future Lon- nie will be traveling from Maine to California portraying Sarah Bern- hart. When melodramatic Evy is not sleeping late, she spends her time reading plays. Activities: Features Editor of Western News: Attorney General Staff: De- bating Club: Group Aide: Patrol. ROBERT ANTRASIAN 5431 Irving Street HOLMES February 9, 1935 Academic Bob, our Soccer team captain, divides most of his spare time play- ing basketball and soccer. This tall guy plans to attend Drexel, to pre- pare tor a career in business. Activities: C.A.: Captain of Soccer team: Alternate Senator. LOIS ARNETTE 4932 Parrish Street SULZBERGER March 25, 1935 Commercial We're sure Cheekee will suc- ceed in her ambition of being a success in lite. Whenever your hear, Oh you simple thing, you'll know Lois and her iamous walk are near. Activities: Patrol: Banker: Monitor: Ballet Club: Tennis Club. MARCIA ASHLEY 2241 N. Twenty-first Street COOKE February 14, l935 Academic You big dumb dummy, exclaims Reds, who just adores eating, nice clothes, and cute boys. Because she enjoys talking a lot, we are sure she will be a wonderful teacher. Activities: C.A.: Library Aide: Pa- trol: Carroll Phillips Representative: Alternate Councilman. LILLIAN AYTON 916 Spruce Street BARTLETT September l3, 1935 Commercial Lil will seek a good office job after graduation, and keep it until her dream man comes along. She is usually seen around Western with her other half, Mary Ann. Activities: Captain of Color Guard: Aide: Monitor: Commencement Ush- er: Tennis Club. H-wwmmmmmf' H , -1+ 'rw ww-m, it tm 1-'ww EDWIN D. BACHIN 5829 Warrington Avenue SHAW December 8, 1934 Academic Bull, whose favorite subject is math, hopes to keep his figures working to someday make him a Millionaire Playboy. His hobby, playing ball, occupies a great deal of his time. Activities: C.A.: Patrol. ARLENE BACHRACH' 739 S. Cecil Street SHAW May 7, 1935 Commercial H-Hel-Iello, Fellows, Ar can always be heard saying. With her love for typing, she will be a good secretary. We wonder how she'11 look on the boss's knee! 1 Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Group Aide: Banker: Patrol. MARY ANN BAILEY 1012 Pine Street BARTLETT November 18, 1935 Commercial Oh well, one'of those things, can always be heard by Mare. Whenever she is not looking for her other half, Lillian, she relaxes while listening to records. Activities: C.A.: Color Guard: Ten- nis: Assembly Aide: Aide. ROBERTA BAKER 6249 Hazel Avenue HOLMES August 5, 1935 Commercial Ruddle, who is continually talk- ing about Sonny, dislikes con- ceited people. Her ambition is to become Mrs. Weiss, and raise a large family. We all wish her luck. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Carroll Phillips: Patrol. MARLENE BALAKLAW A 4727 Walnut Street SHAW June 13, 1935 Commercial Our talkative Mar is known for her wonderful sense of humor, witty remarks, and easy-going manner. We hope she gets her Wish, which is to travel around the world. Activities: C.A.: Patrol: Sub-Chair- man: Chess Club: D.E. HAROLD BALDWIN 16 S. Farragut Street HOLMES November 20, 1934 Mechanical Ar The manager, a rather studio fellow who enjoys collecting stamp coins, and reading science fiction, one of our future Electrical Expe menters. ln this field he's sure be a success. Activities: C.A.: Track: Cross Cou try. 1 EDWARD BARBER, IR. 4840 Brown Street SULZBERGER March 22, 1934 Commerci Man, you are crazy! if y think Porky doesn't go for t gals. We think he enjoys the girl lunchroom better than the boys'. business college he's sure to be success. Activitieszz C.A.: Football: Weste News. CATHERINE BARGE 119 N. Parson Street HOLMES December 4, 1935 Commerci Catherine's wonderful smile a personality have won her ma friends around Western. She has very interesting hobby in gener handcrafts. Cathie, wishes to a successful business woman. Activities: C.A.: Banker: Music Clu Chairman of Patrol: Western Ne Business Staff. SANDRA BARISH 6018 Angora Terrace SHAW Iune 2, 1935 Academ Sandy, our talented and bea tiful secretary, will someday among the prominent lawyers her sex. Her performances in da ing are equally as charming as h sweet and friendly personality. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Bal Club: Associate Editor of Weste News: Secretary-of 12B Class. GERALDINE BARR 625 N. Fifty-sixth Street SHOEMAKER December 24, 1935 Acade Puddin's love of hospitals a her friendliness are sure to ma her a successful nurse. Designi clothes helps Gerry pass her sp time when she isn't reading, sk ing, or horseback riding. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Patrol: S Chairman. 1, .'.. E ,, -- -- MARLENE A. BARRON 222 S. Fifty-sixth Street HOLMES vember 10, 1935 Commercial 'Mar, a future secretary who is ill known for her writing ability, es good friends. She is searching someone tall, dark, and mysteri- , with loads of money. ivities: C.A.: Orchestra: Band: stern News: Commencement er. PAUL BARSKY 5742 Pine Street HOLMES gust 15, 1935 Commercial A vacation lover, Paul likes best days between Iune and Septem- '. He has high ambitions, inever- less, and in a few years we can it Paul Barsky, Certified Public fountantf' ivities: C.A.: Orchestra: Band. HAROLD BAUMHOLTZ 527 S. Seventh Street BARTLETT ruary 10, 1935 Commercial Eur boy, Baumy, is always ying baseball and basketball, en he's not occupied with en. After graduating from arton School, he'll follow his fa- 's footsteps in the Real Estate iness. ivities: C.A. MARVA BAYLOR 541 N. Fifty-sixth Street SHAW ember 12, 1935 Academic Marv, will still be talking about nny when she is at Penn e. Whenever you hear, To say least, you can be sure that it's rv. vities: Councilman: Patrol: Aide: roll Phillips: Monitor. ' 11 HENRIETTA BELASCO 5220 Spruce Street . HOLMES , ber 4, 1935, ,- Commercial 'tt1e, blonde Henri '.has high es of becoming-an-faccountant. sweet personality and cute ples are sure to gain promo- s for her in ,this career. vities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Senator: 5: DOLORES BEREZOWSKY 711 Pine Street BARTLETT December 8, 1934 Commercial Stop it already! exclaims De De, our future secretary. She spends her spare time with Tommy, and going on those week-end ex- cursions to Iersey. Hope that scrap- book is coming along fine! Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Assembly Aide. NORMA BERGER 5639 Beaumont Avenue SHAW February 10, 1935 . Commercial Some day our Norm will make her first million. Having a swell dis- position, she likes people with a good sense of humor, but dislikes anyone who keeps her waiting. Activities: C.A.: Western News Staff: Gown Aide: Typing Aide: Apparatus Club. STANLEY BERGER 5835 Chestnut Street HOLMES March 14, 1935 Academic Stan says, l'm known for my loving personality, and it's the truth. This attribute will most likely help him become a successful phar- macist. His hobby is playing ball. Activities: C.A.: Football: Alternate Senator: Basketball Manager. EMANUEL BERNSTEIN 5813 Norfolk Street SHAW May ll, 1936 Academic As a weight lifter, Frog, who is very tall, will give Atlas a lot of competition. He can often be heard shouting Look Out as he dashes to his favorite class, physics. Activities: C.A.: Chess Club: Chess Team. l0AN BERRY X 548 N. Fifty-sixth Street SHOEMAKER August 14, 1934 Academic Ioanie aspires to become an elementary school teacher. Her favorite subject in school is typing, and she can often be seen gliding along the ice, dancing, or reading a good book. Activities: C.A.: Library Aide: Pa- trol: Western News Salesman: Aide, LENORA BIDIN 5927 Spring Street SHOEMAKER Iuly 9, 1935 Commercial To become a secretary is Freck- les ambition. Well, tool, she sez, while walking through the halls at Western. Cute boys, nice clothes, and dancing, rate high with Nora. Activities: C.A.: Ballet Club, Assist- ant Banker: Assistant G.A.A. Mana- gerp Monitor. SALLY BLALOCK 4812 Westminster Avenue SHAW Iune 3, 1934 Commercial Here is a girl who enjoys sing- ing. Sal, who is known as a good sport, likes typing so well that she hopes to obtain a position as a clerketypist. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. EVELYN IOY BLANK 6138 Ellsworth Street SHAW August l, 1935 Academic Where's l-larriette? will prob- ably still be heard when Evy is out ot town at college. This peppy miss is usually seen at school activ- ities keeping things alive with her cheering. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Cheer- leader: Carroll Phillips Representa- tive. LOUIS BLANKFIELD 5918 Addison Street SHAW June 27, 1935 Academic Sports and women are Lou's hobbies, even though B. F. is tops on his list. A big time restaurant owner is the ambition of this lad who loves to eat. Activities: C.A.p Banker: Senator. AUDREY BLUMBERG Singers Apartments 1726 N. Seventh Street COOKE March ll, 1935 Commercial Cookie, being a little quiet girl, spends her time knitting argyle socks for Don. She likes baseball, food, Studebakers, and Don, whom she hopes to marry in the near fu- ture. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Music Clubg Treble Clefg Alternate Senator. 1 5 ,.., A W-t.,M-t--.,..,, ,,-t,F.,-..,.-,7.,.,-...5......,-.m,,,.,,.,.:.m MILDRED BLUMENTHAI. 5851 Hoffman Avenue TILDEN lune 25, 1935 Commerci Millie, who is constantly m taken for Stanton Blumenthal's s ter, enjoys watching football ai baseball games. Her ambition is marry Ierry, and she often say That's a clever bit. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Chairma Sub-Chairmanp Patrol. STANTON BLUMENTHAI. 275 S. Felton Street HOLMES lcnuary 1, 1935 Acaclen' Stan who spends most of ll time working on his car, wants become a draftsman. When teas about his French accent, he ee claims, Atts a matter ter youll Activities: C.A.: A Cappella Cho Western News Salesman: Patrol. SHELDON BORNSTEIN 1527 N. Marshall Street PENN TREATY May 8, 1935 Acadern Shel1y is an all around gi with an excellent sense oi hum Possessing a great ambition work, Western is sure he will far in his chosen tield. Activities: C.A. PETER BOTTOS 256 S. Twentieth Street COOKE Iune 21, 1934 Vocational Our Greeks love for the dl doors will certainly be an asset him when he becomes a natu history painter. He can usually seen wrestling at the Activities: C.A. BARNET BRAHIN 5814 Rodman Street SHAW April 17, 1935 Acader Our boy Beanie seems to fascihated by Fannie's Bro' Shawl. After becoming an doctor, Beans will really acq some Smart Money from his lu patients. Activities: C.A.: Senator: Wests News Salesman: Commencemi Usher. GERTRUDE BRAXTON 5337 Market Street SAINT CLARA WALKER Virginia bruary 16, 1934 Commercial Gert, whose ambition is to be- me a secretary, enjoys reading od books and movies. You kid- g? can always be heard when r unconcerned Polly is near by. tivities: C.A.: G.A.A., VolleyBa1lp paratus. SHIRLEY . BRESSLER 1444 N. Seventh Street COOKE e 8, 1935 General 'Cherry has ambitions of be- ing an interior decorator. She known for always talking about job, and her pet peeves-home rk and conceited people. tivities: C.A.: Patrolg A Cappella oir. MATYS BRODHEIM 2227 N. Fifth Street COOKE ril 20, 1935 Commercial earing blue shirts and trousers a favorite with our future busi- s man, Mat, whose hobby is imming. Are you kidding? is at he replies when asked about rk. ivities: C.A. FLETCHER BRODIE 4078 Spring Garden Street SULZBERGER 6, 1934 Commercial l-li sweetness, can always be rd when Fletcher is speaking to girls. In school, his favorite iect is Sales, and at home, he ncls his spare time experiment- with photography. ivlties: C.A.: Patrol. IAY ALLEN BROTMAN ' 5908 Windsor Terrace SHAW 1 tember 8, 1935 'flee' f mic henever Ace isn't 'l1en- n visiting Sandi, you -u be he's playing his favorite game, ketball. Iay and his sharp es are sure to make a hit in ge. vities: C.A., Band. fr'- 4 'gg 4 J K Ee. -M 5 A M- ' fi ' it 69 SADIE D. BROWN 2029 Fernon Street BARRATT March 30, 1935 Academic Dance, Ballerina, Dance brings to mind our own Sweet Sadie,',' who in the future, will be the prima ballerina of the Ballet Russef' Best of everything, Sadie1 Activities: C.A.: G.A.A., Ballet Club: Library Aide. SHIRLEY BROWN 2008 Annin Street BARRATT lune 24, 1935 Commercial 1t's a wonder how Bunny can chew gum and yet keep so quiet. She is always willing to dance, her favorite pastime, lf you just say so. Activities: C.A.: Monitorp Patrol. MAXINE BUCKMAN 6234 Christian Street SHAW November 21, 1935 Academic Math, her nephew lerry, and St. Ioe's are details in Mick's life. When you see Mick driving around in her own convertible, you'll know she's fulfilled her am- bition. Activities: Sub-Chairman: Senator: Secretary of Tribunalg Secretary of Patrolsg Record. ALFRED BURTON 2322 Greenwich Street BARRATT November 10, 1934 Academic What's happening? says our future salesman whose gentle ways have won him many friends. 'fAl is an all around guy, but playing basketball is his favorite pastime. Activities: C.A.: IV Basketball: Pa- trol. ANTHONY CAMPOLO 6247 Delancey Street HOLMES February 25, 1935 Academic We all wish our popular Presie dent a wonderful future in the min- istry. Tony, a jack of all trades, composes music when he isn't tell- ing jokes, or inventing something new. Activities: President of the C.A.: Grade Director, Senator: Track Team. ALLAN CANTOR 6150 Catharine Street SHAW December 5, 1935 Academic Al, who spends his spare time swimming, has high hopes of be- coming a dentist. He likes baseball, football, and basketball. You can always hear him saying, That's the greatest! Activities: C.A., Banker. VELMA CARR 5035 Haverford Avenue SHOEMAKER May 26, 1935 Academic Vel's ambition is to become a teacher. When not studying history, which is her favorite subject, she spends her spare time ballet danc- ing and ice skating. Activities: Vice-President of G.A.A., Sub-Chairman, Ballet Club, 12A Grade Director of G.A.A., Patrol. IAMES CARTER 5225 Master Street SHAW February 4, 1935 Commercial Well all roots, lim exclaims when he spots a passing cutie. He adores playing a good game of basketball. The business world beckons to him in the near future. Activities: C.A., Patrol. WARREN I.. CARTER 4152 Pennsgrove Street ROOSEVELT May 30, 1935 Academic When he isn't talking about girls, Lee can always be found express- ing his views on trigonometry. He dislikes conceited girls, and his am- bition is to be an aeronautical en- gineer. Activities: C.A., Western News Salesman, Patrol. EMMA CASSELLE 5112 Hoopes Street SHOEMAKER March 6, 1935 Academic What's 'the use? cries Emma, I like dancing, dancing, and more dancing. Her best liked subject is gym, and she dislikes watching wrestling on T.V. She hopes to at- tend college. Activities: Aide, Western News Salesman, Senator, Apparatus, Sub- Chairman. GERALD CASTOR 49 N. Thirty-sixth Street SHAW November 14, 1933 Commerc Castor oil should be taken small doses, the way that our Ie takes school. Hi Babe, s Castor when he spots a c looker crossing his path. Activities: C.A., Patrol, Sch Work Program. MARY CHAPMAN 2054 Fernon Street VARE October 23, 1934 Acade To become a dressmaker is cmbition of Hip, who enjoys pl ing the piano. English and sp rate high with this gal who li good-looking fellows. Activities: Apparatus Club, Bad ton Club, Patrol, Library Ai Banker. STEPHEN CHERASHORE 623 S. Fifty-seventh Street SHAW September 26, 1935 Acade Whenever you hear Are kidding, you'll know that Ste is around. He likes girls, and though he dislikes school, we him lots of luck in college. Activities: C.A., Patrol, Comme ment Usher, Councilman. DOROTHY CHISHOLM 148 N. Parson Street HOLMES May 30, 1935 Commer Skating and dancing are fav pastimes of Dot, who turns nose up at school. An ardent fa the All Games Club, Dot can ways be seen with Mary. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., All Ga Club. THOMAS I. CHISHOLM. IR. 728 N. Forty-eighth Street - SULZBERGER February 13, 1935 Acad Chis, who has hopes of be ing a lawyer, can always be jiving in the lunchroom. He 1 movies and women, and sp most of his time weight lifting. Activities: C.A., Alternate Sen Western News Salesman. JOAN. CHRISTINE 5743 Beaumont Avenue SHAW arch 15, 1935 Commercial Io-lo's pretty smile, and sweet isposition are sure to help her eet that certain someone. She ex- laims, Gee whiz, Dad! when- ver she makes a mistake on her rgyle socks. ctivities: Chairman of Patrols, Sub- hairman of Patrols, Patrol: West- rn News Stafig Tennis Club. EVELYN CLAD 5143 Hoopes Street Sl-IOEMAKER eptember 14, 1935 Commercial Evie, who can always be seen andering through the halls ot estern with her twin sister elma, aspires to become a book- eeper. Ev spends her spare me playing softball. ctivities: G.A.A.g Grade Directory pparatus Club, Volley Bally Soft- allg Beginners Ballet. ROBERT COGAN 5807 Cedar Avenue SHAW pri120, 1935 Academic Bob has a phobia for women ivers, but we don't believe he ould decline a ricle. After attend- g college to become a dentist, his ademic career will be complete. ctivities: C.A.g Senator. BARBARA COHEN 1537 N. Eighth Street COOKE ay 2, 1935 Commercial Hearing Eddie Fisher sing really nds Bobbie She spends hours st talking about Eddie, and in her ore time she'll do secretarial Tk. tivities: C.A.p G.A.A.p Patrol, her: Carroll Phillips. ELLEN COLEMAN 2235 St. Albans Street BARRATT cember 26, 1934 Commercial Bev's liking to dance goes hand hand with her favorite hobby of lecting records. Everyone knows e is around when a certain A. 's name is mentioned. tivities: C.A.g G.A.A. DORA COOPER 5925 Christian Street SHAW lune 29, 1935 Commercial lf Dorie is as energetic in her secretarial course, as she is 'in her giggling in classes, she's bound to be successful. Art work is this gal's favorite pastime. Activities: C.A.g G.A.A,g Patrol. ELVIRA CORDAL 131 Bainbridge Street BARTLETT March 20, 1935 Commercial Go away from me, is Vira's favorite expression. When she isn't talking about Sonny, she's prob- ably indulging in dancing, her ia- vorite hobby. We're sure she'll be a terrific secretary. Activities: C.A.7 G.A.A. Manager: Aide. MOLLY CRASNER 3811 Cambridge Street BEEBER , lune 19, 1935 Academic' To prove that good things come in small packages, just take a look at Mickie, vivacious and full of personality. Our attractive little miss enjoys dancing and swimming. Activities: Senatorp Ballet Club: Grade Director of G.A.A.g .Secretary of G.A.A., President oi G.A.A. MILDRED CHRISTINE CRIM 1016 S. Dorrance Street BARRATT February 25, 1934 Home Economics Well crazy now. When you hear that expression around Westl ern's halls you'll know that our Mil is somewhere near. Music, boys, and food rate high with ,this popular miss. Activities: C.A.g Apparatus Clubg Archery Cluby Ballet Club. KAY DAVIES 5347i'Chancellor Street HOLMES Augustl, 1935 Academic A music teacher is the goal of 'Carrot-top, whose current, inter- ests are dancing and playing the piano. Her personality will place her on the ladder oi success. Activities: Ballet Club, Commence- ment Usher: Library Aide: G.A.A. Representative. JOHN DAVIS 4417 Fairmount Avenue SULZBERGER April 17, l935 Academic Whenever you hear, You know how I feel, you'll recognize the ringing voice of our sports-minded Iohnny. Medicine will be enriched by his contributions. Activities: C.A.: Banker. FRED DeMARCO 5817 Walton Avenue SHAW August 5, 1934 Commercial Wise cracking, Turk, likes girls, and dislikes patrols. He spends his time playing billiards, and his pet expression is, Oh, l'm sick! Fred likes history, and hopes to attend college. Activities: C.A.: Senator: Banker: Councilman: Carroll Phillips. LIBBY DEMP 29 S. Redfield Street HOLMES May 28, 1935 Commercial Lib is outstanding for her won- derful gift of writing both poetry and prose. We hope she will be as great an asset to Iournalism as she is to us. Activities: Record Staff: Council- man: Writer ot llA Show: Dra- matic Club: Bronze P1-IILLIP DEPUTY 208 S. Forty-first Street SHAW October l4, 1935 Academic You're all shook! exclaims Tennessee, the blonde Speartish of Western. Easy teachers as well as Latin class rate high with this lad. Activities: Track Team: Gym Team: Orchestra: Banker: Alternate Coun- cilman. SANDRA DIAMOND 5418 Sansom Street HOLMES February 14, 1935 Commercial So what else is new? says Sandy, who spends her spare time dancing and reading good books. Our short-haired blond aspires to be a laboratory techni- cian. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.:: Appara- tus Club: Aide. LEONARD DINGER 1544 N. Peach Street SHOEMAKER October 4, 1934 Academ' As a future Navy Pilot, Hum will certainly do well flying throug the Wild Blue Yonder. Photogr phy and girls rate high with th sports-minded lad, who enioys La class. Activities: C.A.: Soccer: Footbal Track. EUNICE DORPH 5845 Chestnut Street HOLMES March 19, 1935 ' Academ A sparkling smile and a viv cious personality identify our E nie, a future school teacher. I College and sincere people ra high with this popular miss, whi scrcasm and conceit ore vetoed. Activities: Associate Editor of Re ord, Group Aide: Chairman of P trols: Library Aisle: Commenceme Usher. fff.wl-.5 - I STEPHEN DISTELL ' 4 39 Osage Avenue Mar ,,1 p55 1 53.6 ' 0611-'belvaybig man the campus someday. With friendly personality, he'1l make big hit with the co-eds. Sports a cooking keep him busy after soho Activities: C.A.: Sub-Chairman. Y- , SHAWI W ev P .1 RONALD DOBBINS 654 N. Forty-iiith Street SULZBERGER February lO, 1935 Mechanical A Dole, a swell guy with a rn netic personality, will certainly tar in the engineering field. enjoys sports, and spends a gr deal of time building model planes. Activities: C.A.: Senator: West News Salesman: Football. SALLIE ANN DORFMAN 1114 Unruh Street HOLMES March l5, 1935 Acade To ride on a non-stop el that reduce the hour and one-halt r' to school is Sal's ambition. welt-liked orchestra member ma a hobby of collecting e ds. Activiti : C.A.: G. . .7 Orc L1bfG 9SQ . DORIS DRESNIN 5517 Belmar Terrace SHAW llay ll, 1935 Commercial Wanted, efficient typist for posi- En in office of young handsome ss. Heavens to Betsy, exclaims ee,- That's the job I want! ln r leisure moments she enjoys aying the piano. ctivities: C.A.: Patrol: Aide: Alter- te Senator: Banker. RO DROSSNER 4 Pine Street Many n o , the popular it -i -Chi of t Record , for r d k i term. Her execu- e abilit w' e an asset when e bec es a chool teacher. tivities: Editor-in-Chief of Rec- d : Group Aide: Western News vertising Staff: Western News siness Staff: Sub-Chairman. AW ne 2, 3 . Academic .RFE IOYCE DUGAN 876 N. Fortieth Street AUDENRIED cember 29, 1934 Academic With her horse-tail hair-do, ookie sure looks like the dancer e-taims to be. Our ballerina's bby is drawing, and she can al- ys be found wherever there is d. tivities: C.A.: G.A.A. Manager: nitor. HOWARD C. DUKES 1831 Fitzwater Street BARRATT e 14, 1934 Academic Howard will surely reach his goal becoming a lawyer, because of winning personality. Don't you it? is Duke's favorite expres- n, and he is known for jiving erybody. tivities: C.A.: Western News lesman: Track Team: Cross Coun- Team: Patrol. DANNY EDELMAN 5740 Osage Avenue HOLMES tober 10, 1935 Academic 'Dan is the quiet type who en- s the world of sports and T.V. ile engrossed in studying chem- y at college, folks around the pus will hear him saying Easy ivities: C.A.: Bend. . BERNARD ELIAS 323 S. Sixtieth Street SHAW Iune 27, 1935 Academic Planning to build a skyscraper in the future? Contact Bernie our fu- ture architect, who will climb to the top of the ladder of success quite rapidly. Aciivties: C.A. IOAN VIVIAN EVANS 3721 Haverford Avenue SHOEMAKER September 4, 1934 Commercial With a personality like Ioanie's, it is natural that she'll be an excel- lent secretary. Drop Out, says loanie to her many friends at the mention of her pet peeve, bashful boys. Activities: C.A.: Business Staff of Western News: Ballet Club: Appa- ratus Club. RICHARD D. EXUM 5011 Parrish Street SULZBERGER May 9, 1935 Academic Ex, will be called Rip Van Winkle after he completes his twenty-year sleep. His favorite sub- ject is history, but he spends more time eating. Activities: C.A.: Western News Salesman. GLADYS FEASTER 2035 Wilder Street BARRATT March 17, 1935 Commercial Fiesta, who is known for her nice smile, has hopes of becoming cn efficient stenographer. Art is her hobby, but she also finds time for her favorite subject, bookkeeping. Activities: Treble Clef: Apparatus Club: Patrol: Banker: Alternate Councilman. EDWIN FELDMAN 5827 Larchwood Avenue SHAW November 2, 1935 Academic A lively personality and humor- ous antics are two of the features that make Eddy so popular. With all his assets we are sure he will qualify as a successful dentist. Activities: Advertising Manager of Western News: Councilman: Sena- tor: Record Staff: Prom Commit- tee. LEONARD I-'ELDMAN 6238 Webster Street SHAW April 1, 1935 Academic Our April Fool's child is certainly no fool when it comes to Math. Popular Lenny, is an all-around fellow who will soon be sporting a college roster. Activities: C.A.: Alternate Senator: Tribunal. ELLIOTT I-'LEISHER 1043 S. Fifty-third Street NORTHEAST August 3, 1934 Distributive Education Listening to music is a favorite pastime of the Shamas. His gift of gab will get him far with the co- eds. Listening to music takes up his spare time. Activities: C.A.: Gown Committee. ESTHER FLITTER 255 S. Fifth Street COOKE March 21, 1935 Commercial , with her poodle hair cut will be in great demand in the business world. Esther, who loves reading and good food, hopes to be the secretary of a big business tycoon. Activities: Ballet Club: Library Aide: Patrol: Western News Sales- man: Carroll Phillips. Flit GLORIA IEANNE I-'OLEY 5110 Delancey Street HOLMES October 20, 1934 Commercial Gloria wants to be a success in all she undertakes to do. Her ambition is to find a suitable nick- name for she woefully sings, Don't got none! Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Apparatus Club: Assembly Aide: Color Guard. STANLEY FOMALONT 258 S. Cecil Street HOLMES November 25, 1934 Commercial Leo, known for his manner of dressing, will surely make news in the world of fashion designing, his chosen profession. He spends his spare time collecting records. Activities: C.A.: Western News Salesman. DENNIS FORD 140 S. Ruby Street HOLMES October 11, 1935 Vocational Collecting records, and bei with a certain girl is how Demi spends most of his time. Howev he manages to find spare time play football and basketball. Activities: C.A. RUTH ALICE FORMAN 4451 Sherwood Road HOLMES December 11, 1935 Commerci Ruthe, best known for dimples, has won many a frie with her charming ways, and sw personality. Dancing and playi the piano take up much of spare time. Activitizsz Alternate Senator: C roll- Phillips: Banker: Gown Ai Record Staff. BARBARA MARILYN FRANKEL 5854 Addison Street SHAW August 14, 1935 Acade Piano, rccords, and reading co fortably fill Bobby's spare ti When you see someone daydre ing around the halls of Weste you can be sure that it's our fut business secretary. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Monit Aide. CAR M. FRASCADORE P Vist Apartments 48 ine Street HAW Aug, 28, 4 Commer dlne ' en, nd music r hi es Car 's life. Betw ing A one, and going QS? ., fx. d'et, s e es to find time travel, her top ambition. Activities: C.A.: Senator: Bank Aide: Patrol: Commencement Us MARILYN FREEDMAN 6014 Osage Avenue SHAW lime 14, 1935 Acade Babe, our future business man, enjoys music and danci She is best known for her page hairstyle, and pet express No!l, when a test is announc Activities: Senator: Carroll Philli Western News. BARBARA SANDRA FRIDKIN 6026 Catherine Street SHAW ebruary 22, 1935 Academic When l'm hysterical is heard t Penn, you can be sure that our Bobbie has made herself known. telligence and a terrific personal- y will Certainly hook a college Ioe. ctivities: Tribunal: Sub-Chairman: ouncilmang Prom Committee, Record . GERALD S. FRIEDMAN 1607 Longshore Avenue SHAW oqvember 20, 1934 Academic Gerry, can be pictured as a suc- ' ess in anything he undertakes. his very popular guy is known for aving a perpetual beard. Ger- 's favorite pastimes are basket- all and mathematics. ctivities: Senator, Grade Director, lass President. FRANCES G. FRITTS 27 N. Sixtieth Street HOLMES arch 24, 1934 Commercial Fran's admiration for Lincoln nvertibles goes well with her am- ition for travel and money. Bash- l Fran's hobbies include skating nd collecting records. Her favorite bject is typing. ctivities: C.A.y G.A.A. FRANKLIN A. GABER 5636 Beaumont Avenue SHAW r ay 14, 1935 Academic Making money, fishing, and atching television are hobbies of is prospective accountant, Scar. end me a cent till I get change, says when he looks at the e ange line. ctivities: C.A.y Monitor: Gown ide. I-'RANKIE LEE GADLEY 1342 S. Melville Street SHAW arch 29, 1934 Commercial No matter what's doing, you can sure Frankie's having a good e. This fun-loving miss likes od records, and all sports. Lots luck in the future. ctivities: Patrol, Volley Bally Ten- s. Qgtgglliii 75 LAURA GALGUERA 841 N. Twenty-sixth Street SULZBERGER September 1, 1935 Vocational Art Laura is fond of drawing, read- ing, and that popular sex Males. We are sure that her ability in art will help her in her chosen field of advertising. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.g Banker. BARBARA A. GAMBLE 720 N. Union Street SULZBERGER lune 23, 1935 Commercial Business College is in the imme- diate future of Bobby, our Are you kidding girl. She enjoys nothing better than participating in the activities of a social group. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.p Tennis Clubg Volley Ball. VEHNA G. GANT 1207 S. Forty-sixth Street SULZBERGER April ll, 1935 Commercial Being full of fun is the main thing Bunny is known for. She can be heard saying O really when leaving Office Practice, her favorite subject. Reading is her favorite pastime. Activities: C.A.g G.A.A.p Tennisg Ballet, Archery. CLARENCE GARLAND 25 S. Forty-second Street HOLMES Iuly 17, l935 Academic Garlosonic, our sporting class- mate, goes in for cars in a big way. ln the future, Clarence will be a gym instructor. Collecting records and just having fun are his pas- times. Activities: C.A.g Football, Baseball: Western News Salesman. DONALD I. GARY 2335 W. Thompson Street BARBATT August 21, 1934 Academic Don, the Casanova, likes beau- tiful girls who aren't fickle. When he isn't studying history or reading books, Don may be found collect- ing clippings of famous presidents, or listening to records. Activities: C.A.p Footballg Basket- ball. ROBERT GELBART 5500 Beaumont Avenue SHAW September ll, 1934 Academic Our Gelb has quite a variety of interests, especially chess, stamp collecting, physics, and history. He is a very quiet person, but when he does talk it is really worth listen- ing to. Activities: C.A.: Oil Painting Club: Patrol. HENRY GETSON 6000 Cedarhurst Street SHAW lune 19, l935 Academic Abe likes girls, television, and fishing, but he dislikes women drivers. Known for his words of wisdom, Henry hopes to help the disabled. Activities: C.A.: Banker. DIANE GIELLA 1534 N. Seventh Street COOKE May 16, 1935 Commercial Sitting on the boss' lap should come very easy to our little, flirting Dee, a future secretory. She likes dancing and stenography, but stuck- up people, watch outl Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. Representa- tive: Assembly Aide: Patrol: Vol- ley Ball. MABLE GILCHBIST 614 Pallas Street ARMSTRONG Richmond, Va. lune 14, 1935 General Our Shortstop spends an active life with sports and dancing. When- ever you hear her say, How about it! you know she is ready for a good time. Activities: C.A.: Volley Ball. BYRON SAMUEL GINSBERG 425 S. Sixty-second Street SHAW May 28, 1934 Academic By, a future Real Estate Broker, can be found Ground Westerns halls escorting L, G. to classes. This good looking guy is partic- ularly fond of chemistry, stamp col- lecting, and friendly people. Activities: C.A.: Senator: Sub-Chair- man: Monitor: Track Team. .si is LOIS GODFREY 750 S. Sixtieth Street SHAW May 29, 1935 Academi A friendly smile and warm pe sonality identify Lo, our bus Patrol Director. This fun loving g isn't kidding when she says sh hopes to be a good school teache Activities: Director of Patrols: Secr tary: Alternate Senator: Assista Secretary of 10A Class. AIDA GOLDSTEIN 6109 Sansom Street HOLMES September Zl, 1935 Academ A hopes to be seen next as Pre-Med student at Temple. Aft climbing the ropes in' Gym, o Latin student can be heard sayin Ye Grads . Activities: Orchestra: Band: Cou cilman: Patrol: Banker. ARNE GOLDSTEIN 6109 Sansom Street HOLMES September 21, 1935 Academ Step on it mother, it's alive can always be heard whenev Arnie, our future chemist, is nearb This all-around academic stude enjoys football and stamp colle ing. Activities: C.A.: Patrol: Banker. MIRIAM IEAN GOLLUB 527 S. Salford Street SHAW April 4, 1935 Acade Tiny Myrna won't let her heig be a drawback as a medical tec rti ian. A very sports-minded lad Myrna puts hcrseback riding on t. top of her list of favorite pastime Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Carr Phillips: Monitor: Ballet Club. SYLVIA GUTIERREZ 5056 Westminster Avenue HOLMES August l9, 1935 Commerc' Princess, well liked for quiet manner and sweet person ity, is a swell person to know. - a hard Worker she is tops, and make a wonderful private sec tary. Activities: Senator: Record Sta Commerce Aide: Chairman of Se icemen's Committee: Spanish Cl RAY GUZMAN 134 S. Fifty-sixth Street HOLMES ne 27, 1935 Academic To drive to Alaska is the desire handsome, dark-haired Ray. li tentions, or his '46' Ford don't ep him here, perhaps he'll get ere yet. ctivities: C.A. IRIS HALIN 5725 Beaumont Avenue SHAW rch 15, 1935 Commercial As a homeroom banker for four ms, Vicky has certainly learned manage money. This should ke her a good housewife, when e carries out her ambition to rry Eddie. tivities: C.A.y G.A.A.y Banker. ELLSWORTH HALL 400 N. Fiity-second Street SHOEMAKER rch 6, 1934 Agriculture What will you have? That's favorite expression of Connye, r future agricultural engineer. He es to collect records, and can ally be found at the popular rties about town. tivities: C.A. VIVIANNE HALL 4625 Woodland Avenue SHAW y 6, 1935 Academic unny jokes and Spanish rate h with this cute lass. Singing tickling the ivories are Bibs' orite pastimes, although she ns to be a nurse. tivities: C.A.p G.A.A.p A Capella oir: Patrol. SAMUEL HANIBLE 769 N. Forty-sixth Street BARTLETT e 17, 1934 Mechanical Arts his future machinist, Sam, is ays joking. lack, you know, exclaims, when friends ask him ut his hobby, girls. That might the reason Foods is his fav- e subject. ivities: C.A.g Sub-Chaiimanf roly Monitor. ' EMMA DELORES HARDING 5900 Girard Avenue SULZBERGER September 26, 1934 Academic Wherever she goes, Em has no difiiculties in making new friends. Social gatherings that include plenty of fun and dancing can't be beat as far as Em is concerned. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.: Patrolg Western News Salesman. RUTH HARRIS 1240 N. Allison Street SULZBERGER Ianuary 23, 1935 Commercial Ruthie, who dislikes conceited people, hcs aspirations of becoming a secretory. When she's not talk- ing, Ruthie can be found dancing or hitting tennis balls across the courts. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.g Apparatus Club, Treble Clei. ALAN HART 7560 Brockton Road BEEBER February 4, 1935 Commercial Al, the President of D. E., is known for his good looks, and tall tales. His women always help him with his favorite hobby, which is riding around in a convertible. Activities: C.A.y President of D. E. ELLA HARVEY 704 N. Shedwick Street SULZBERGER January 1, 1933 Commercial Hi, kid! El is often heard say- ing. She likes the simple things, and wishes the Phillies would hire female baseball players. She hopes to go to Business School after Western. Activities: C.A.g Assistant G.A.A. Manager: Patrol. GRACE HAYATIAN 331 S. Fifty-second Street HOLMES Iune 25, 1934 Commercial Hi there! is our Gracie's favorite expression. We're sure that her ambitions of traveling will be realized when she becomes a buyer for one of our big depart- ment stores. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.g Tennis Clubg Swimming Club. r7lW IENNIE M. HENDERSON 411 N. Preston Street SULZBERGER September 14, 1934 Commercial Our own Wren likes everyone. Her pet subject is typing, and her hobbies are playing the piano and singing. Her ambition is to become a switch-board operator. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. ANNETTE HERSHER 4130 Leidy Avenue REYNOLDS Lancaster, Pa. November ll, 1933 Commercial You are cute, says Nena, who maintains her original Late to bed and late to rise. This tu- ture secretary spends her time reading. In school, history rates high with her. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. EBBERT HICKS 1624 Wharton Street BARRATT December 30, 1934 Vocational Art Boopy is an easy guy to get along with, and girls have a special place in his heart. Our Boopy will certainly be a winning lawyer, and that Ain't just jive. Activities: C.A.: Football: Cross: Country. IDA HILTON 910 S. Nineteenth Street BARRATT February 6, 1935 Academic Short and sweet are the best ad- jectives to describe our lda. Her wonderful personality has won her many friends at Western, and as a teacher she will surely be tops. Activities: C.A.: Apparatus Club: Banker: French Club: 12B Council- man. MARTIN HOFFMAN 7612 Brockton Road SHAW August 20, 1934 Academic Known for being a nice guy, Marty, who dislikes loud clothes, is one of the few who like to work. His ambition is to have a success- ful business career. Activities: C.A. ...',, ROBERTA S. HOFFMAN 5533 Walnut Street- HOLMES Iuly 3, 1936 Academii Good things come in small pac ages, and our Bobbie is no e ception. This future X-ray Tec. nician replies, Are you kidding? when asked if she likes men, espa cially that cute blond. Activities: Western News Salesman Banker: Group Aide: Graduatio Usher: Monitor. MILDRED HOLLEY 836 N. I-'ortieth Street HOLMES April 6, 1935 Commerci Roller Skating and dancing raij high with Millie, who is ju: crazy about typing class. As a fi ture secretary, we know this flirtu tious miss will do well. Activities: C.A.: Alternate Senato Carroll Phillips. IERRY HORWITZ 220 S. Sixtieth Street SHAW August 19, 1935 Academ After completing a successful c lege career, Peg Leg will SPGI1 his first million on a Cadillac seda If you ever hear Down Tunk Boy, you can be sure it's ler. Activities: C.A.: Iunior Varsi Baseball: lunior Varsity Football. FLORENCE HOWARD 5552 Thompson Street BEEBER February 22, 1936 Acade Our favorite ballerina, Vidi , ways comes out with Wel1 la- da, whenever commended on excellent performances in assemb Some lucky studes will have her their Physical Ed. teacher sooni' Activities: Advanced Ballet Cl' G.A.A. Grade Director: Bank Monitor. VIRGINIA HUDSON 5143 Delancey Street HOLMES January 7, 1935 Home Econom This cheery young miss gre everyone with Hi babe! Sew takes up Ginny's spare ti however, she still finds time learn all she can about her fut profession, dietetics. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Banker. WILLIAM HUGHES 731 N. Markoe Street SULZBERGER rch ll, 1935 Mechanic Arts weets and girls seem to belong ether in Tom's opinion. Engi- ring is the ambition of this eager nish student. Most of his spare e is spent watching sports. ivities: Ccrroll Phillipsg Western sy Monitor: Football. MARCELLA HYMAN 661 N. Thirty-seventh Street SULZBERGER rch 2, 1935 Commercial Chubby, whose favorite subject ookkeeping, is sure to be suc- sful in business school. When is not kidding around at a rts event, Marcella is either eat- or dancing. ivities: C.A.: G.A.A.p Bankerg itor. ELLEN B. IRONS Netherland Apartments 4313 Chestnut Street HOLMES il 20, 1934 Commercial like it, murmurs our future ographer when teased about ing her hair. Typing is the fav- subject of Freckles, while dancing and roller skating are pet hobbies. vities: C.A.: G.A.A.y Cheerlead- Alternate Councilman. LOU ETHEL IACKSON 1109 S. Clifton Street BARTLETT '13, 1935 Academic aying and collecting records is favorite pastime of our future or. Lou, who is always talk- dislikes homework, unless it is , her favorite subject. ities: G.A.A. Managerg Class irmang Banker, Carroll Phillips: l. RICHARD IACKSON 206 S. Forty-sixth Street SHAW 1 15, 1934 Academic icky likes girls but finds time ay basketball, his hobby. When dds M.D. to the end of his , his ambition will have been ed. ities: C.A.: Patrol: Sub-Chair- Alternate Senator. 4 THEODORE JAMES 1237 S. Twenty-third Street BARRATT April 28, 1935 Academic Teddy, who is well-liked by the girls, will certainly be a success in business, if personality is an im- pcrtant factor, for he's got it. Be- sides sports, Teddy likes French. Activities: C.A. HARVEY S. IANSON 5747 Pine Street HOLMES February 6, 1934 Agricultural Nature Boy likes anything that's beautiful. He spends all his spare time on long trips to both study and collect animal life. To teach Vertebrate Zoology is his ambition. Activities: C.A.: Agricultural School Chairman of the Student Govern- ment: Patrol, Chief Iustice of the Student Government Court. ALFRED IOHNSON 2233 Christian Street BARRATT October 13, 1934 Industrial Arts Fine girls always attract Iunior, whose only ambition is to live right. Say Dad! exclaims our friend, whenever he sees an attractive specimen of the opposite sex. Activities: C.A.: Baseball: Basket- ball. IESSYE MAE IOHNSON 5113 Parrish Street DUNKLIN HIGI-I Webster, Fla. lanuary l, 1934 Commercial les is known for her never- failing truthfulness. An excellent singer, our les aspires to become a housewife and a singer of spirituals. Ah, child, says she when things aren't so good. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.p Treble Clef, Patrol. LYDIA IOHNSON 5705 Chestnut Street FURNESS December 10, 1934 Commercial 1-li kids, says Lydia, as she gives them a big smile. She enjoys playing the piano, and hopes to open a large dress shop of her own, before long. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Class Chairman, Banker. MARION IOHNSON 4926 Reno Street SULZBERGER September 18, 1935 Commercial Sammie, our future fashion designer, enjoys dancing, especially with her guy Ebbert. That's just where it's at can be heard when- ever Marion, our fabulous dresser, is necrby, Activities: G.A.A, Manager, Ballet Club, Carroll Phillips, Apparatus Club. RAYMOND IOHNSON 523 N. Fifty-eighth Street SHOEMAKER Ianuary 8, A1935 General Too Bad, says Hay , when he fails to get that usual home run. Our prospective Ioe Di Maggio likes baseball and music. We know he'll excel in his college studies. Acfivities: C.A., Senator. WILLIAM CURTIS IOHNSON 625 N. Forty-fourth Street SULZBEEGER February 18, 1935 Commercial Curt wants to be a successful businessman, and he likes l.K., the sweetest girl in the world. Curt likes sports, dances, girls, and lis- tening to good records. Activities: Senator, Varsity Football, Banker, Patrol, Varsity Baseball. DELORIS V. IONES 4825 Haverford Avenue SULZBERGER November 13, 1935 Commercial Comical Dee is surely the life of the party, with or without a piano. You're kidding me, says our girl when some conceited guy comes to see her. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., Banker, Treble Clef Club. DAVID H. KAMMERMAN 5609 Pine Street HOLMES Ianuary 21, 1935 Academic Dave wants to become a teacher, but will continue his educa- tion to attain a Doctor's Degree in Philosophy. Dave's quite the ladies' man. If you don't think so, ask him. Activities: C.A., Carroll Phillips. EVELYN KAPLAN 6227 Webster Street SHAW Ianuary 23, 1935 Acade With her Golden mane, our Editor can be seen rushing thro the halls of Western. Evie take advantage of her talent. try her luck at Commercial Art. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., Art Ed of Record , Usher. IUDITH KAPLAN 4753 N. Marshall Street GILLESPIE December 21, 1935 Commer A future concert pianist, lu spends a good deal of time dre ing about Morty. When ho work is assigned, you can usu hear her sigh, Oh Sugar. Activities: C.A., Banker, Libr Aide, Band, Treble Clef Club. KASPAR KASPARIAN 4405 Chestnut Street HOLMES December 6, 1934 M Music, Music, Music, must the favorite song of this future c poser. 1-le can always be fo listening to, or playing fine m 1-lis favorite subjects are harm and orchestration, Activities: C.A., Orchestra. IOYCE KATZ 731 S. Fifty-fifth Street SHAW January 5, 1936 Acad Petite and sweet are the best jectives to describe our funflo Ioy. Visiting Penn State k this future Elementary School Te er very busy, but after all, W there is Howard, there's Ioy. Activities: Record Staff, Vice' ident of French Club, Patrol, brary Aide, Monitor, EDWARD KAUI-'MAN 270 S. Fifty-sixth Street HOLMES March 13, 1936 Acad I know I can make Sl00,0 year, says good looking, di laced Eddie. Among many things, Ed, who loves pizza is Chairman of the Attorney Ge Staff. Activities: Chairman Attorney eral Staff, Sports Editor of We News, Vice Chairman of Se Treasurer oi Debating Club, Team Debating. BERNICE KILLEBREW 7264 Paschall Avenue TILDEN rch 25, 1935 Academic Adorable Bernie is as popular they come. Her winning person- ity is sure to make her a happy ccessful nurse. Western will cer- inly not be the same without implesf' tivities: Group Aide, Alternate natorq Treble Clefp Record p Pa- 1. ROBERT KING 1920 N. Twenty-litth Street GILLESPIE y 19, 1935 Commercial His girl, and sports are the chief ings in Bobby's life. To any ggestion he always answers, hat's it. Working is his hobby, d he hopes to become a C.P.A. tivities: C.A.p Football, Patrol: ack: Banker. BURTON H. KLEIN 5445 Locust Street HOLMES e 17, 1935 Academic While Burt listens to Gershwin, munches on cheesecake, but ves the strudel alone. Known his collegiate dress, he often ks, I'm going to Rutgers, how out you? tivities: Grade Director: Senator: amatic Club: A Cappella Choir: ecord Staff: Gold Award. f J ANN xigiynzin . v Irving Street' ijt t 1 KJ! 4, .W OLMHs-.ff rucrry 7, 1923141 Academic Anne, fgir ell liked Literary Edi- ,opaf that winni comuliyttion t ent and personal' y.I9 prima llerina can befc 551i ed as an -around girl, but. you're doubt- , just ask Bernie. tivities: Literary Editor of Rec- g Ballet Club, Commencement herg Aide. LOIS HELEN KOLCHINS 1853 S. Conestoga Street SHAW rch l, 1935 Commercial Loko intends to make her first llion as a stenographer. When- er you hear What is your major l-adiustment? , you can be sure is our own Dennis the Menace. tivities: C.A.y G.A.A.g Banking e. LEONARD KORR 5825 Beaumont Avenue 1 'r A17 ,sHAw ff' ff January ,' 35 adernicff' Le lE5r5i fswimmtng high, pl ns to make a career of Dentstr T., Chemistry his favorite subj tifsdhozol, u he spends his spare ti nc rating on cute girlsfxl CJ-ffl-Ji Activix s: .A.g Swimming: Visual Ed: Banker. ANNA KRAMER 6037 Angora Terrace SHAW Ianuary 14, 1935 Commercial Dancing and Sid take up most of the time of Ann, our future secre- tary. History and stenography are favorite subjects of this lass, whose bowling average is quite high. Activities: C.A.g G.A.A. Managerg Aide, Banker. MELINA KRIKORIAN 6160 Catherine Street HOLMES March 12, 1935 Academic The most beautiful voice in the A Cappella Choir, belongs to our pop- ular Mel. Her best liked subject is Harmony, so she is well on her way to becoming a singer. Activities: C.A.: A Cappella Choir: Senator: Alternate Senator. BARBARA L. KROM 5051 Ludlow Street SHAW March 26, 1935 Commercial l'm with you, says friendly Bobs, who has acquired a soft spot for nice convertibles. She en- joys swimming, but her ambition will be realized only when she mar- ries Bob. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Color Guard: Assembly Aideg Apparatus Club. RUTH KURSCHNER 3233 W. Montgomery Avenue COOKE May 25, 1935 Commercial Besides eating lunch in class Ruthie loves talking on the phone all night. She is fond of books, bi- cycle riding, and boys. Her ambi- tion is to be a secretary. Activities: C.A.g G.A.A.p Apparatus Club. i LOUIS LADER 803 S. Sixtieth Street SHAW September 29, 1934 Academic Well timed remarks, and hating chemistry, help Lou get into trouble. Since he hopes to become a successful businesman, he de- votes most of his time to studying his math. Activities: C.A. MELVIIN LADIN 927 N. Sixth Street COOKE Iune ll, 1935 Commercial Unlike most boys, Mel dislikes girls and Saturday nights. He is always complaining about some- thing, but never about his favorite subject, which is history. The ac- counting field is his goal. Activities: C.A.: Aide: Western News Salesman. CONSTANCE LANE 1443 Kater Street BAHRATT May 5, 1934 Commercial Connie, whose favorite subject is office practice, has aspirations of becoming a secretary. When she is not eating, she spends her time dancing with her favorite beaus. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Western News Staff. BURTON LESACK 5747 Walton Avenue SHAW December 19, 1935 Academic Big Burt, friend to all, can't de- cide which he likes better, driving, or girls. We think there's a slight trend towards the latter. just watch those 'A's' , he says. Activities: C.A.: Record Staff: Usher. IANE B. LESHER Hotel Kesmon Twelfth and Spruce Streets BARTLETT September 22, 1935 Commercial When Bevy awakes from her day dreaming, she will find herself a famous career girl. jane, who is fond of Beautiful, Beautiful, Brown Eyes, spends much of her spare time swimming. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Patrol. ANNAIANE LEVANT Croyden Apartments Forty-ninth and Locust Streets SHAW February 20, 1935 Commerci Ann's hobby is knitting Argy socks for kids when she is munching on something to soot her appetite. Our peppy classma hopes to be her brother's priva secretary. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. HARVEY MARVIN LEVIN 5853 Hazel Avenue SHAW March 19, 1935 Academ Harv's winning personality w surely be his key to a successf career as a doctor. Our popul Veep adds variety to many a d by performing the old soft shoe Activities: Vice-President of Seni Class: Senator: Sub-editor Re ord g Councilman: Cheerleader. MARILYN LEVIN 539 Spruce Street BARTLETT january 5, 1936 Commerci This Doll, who is known for h smiles and laughter, has hopes becoming a secretary. She enjo playing the piano, and upon seei Marv will exclaim, Hello Doll1 Activities: C.A.g G.A.A. MAXINE I. LEVIN 5957 Belmar Terrace SHAW july 3, 1935 Acade lt's a panic! can always heard from well-dressed Ma who enjoys making her own cloth Her favorite subject is Chemist and she hopes to attend college. Activities: Ballet Club: Carroll P lips: Aide: Dental Aide. ALICE LEVY 331 Gaskill Street BARTLETT March 16, 1935 Commerc Al, who is planning to beco a stenographer, is fond of childr Alice who always is heard sayi l'm hysterical, likes to spend spare time dancing. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Monit Aide. LEON LEVY 329 Gaskill Street BARTLETT ay 6, 1935 Academic Known for quick jokes, The Rus- ian, loves good comedians. How an a person eat so much? is the uestion pertaining to Lee. It's st terrible, says Leon about any bject except Law. ctivities: C.A., Alternate Senator, anker, Patrol. PAULINE LEVY 808 S. Fifty-sixth Street SHAW pril 5, 1935 Academic This miss, who sports a high holastic rating, hopes to become teacher. When Paul is not writ- g letters, she spends her spare me collecting stamps, reading akespeare, or dancing. ctivities: Sub-Chairman, Patrol, resident of French Club, Banker, lternate Councilman. ARETHA LEWIS 5427 Media Street SHAW ctober 5, 1935 Academic Aretha, who likes boys with dark own eyes, wants to be an ele- entary school teacher. She likes tell jokes, but also finds plenty time to read good books. ctivities: Senator, Western News siness Staff, Patrol, Monitor, nker. ROBERT LEWIS 626 N. Thirty-seventh Street BARRATT ay 29, 1934 Mechanical Arts Smart Money, Turk, is a friend all, and is by far the best-dressed y in school. He has a deep in- rest in music, and also likes read- g. tivities: C.A. FRANCES MANNING 120 S. Forty-ninth Street SHAW gust 3, 1934 Vocational Art Oh, honey, says Frankie, en irked by grumpy people. Our t-minded young lady, iond ot ani- ls, cars, and men, hopes to be- me another Florence Nightingale. tivities: Dramatic Club, Art Club, eble Clet, Stage and Light Crew, trol. ELAINE MARKOWITZ 1210 S. Third Street FURNESS December 1, 1935 Music Little One, as Elaine is affec- tionately called by her friends, has a terrific interest in music. This cute little miss hopes to be a piano teacher. Lots of luck! Activities: C.A., Orchestra, Band, Carroll Phillips. EVELYN MARMER 1232 S. Fifty-eighth Street SHAW April 14, 1935 Commercial Wait a minute, hon, can always be heard echoing through the halls, as Candie hurries to her favorite class, shorthand. Stanley and danc- ing rate high with this long haired miss. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., Alternate Senator, Senator. STUART MATT 5847 Rodman Street SHAW Iuly 28, 1935 Academic Stu's wit and personality rate him high with his clasmates. Gym- nastics and playing the harmonica are his favorite pastimes. As a fu- ture West Pointer, Stu will surely make the grade. Activities: Patrol Director, Associate Editor of Record , Councilman, Varsity Gym Team, Varsity Track Team. MARY MAXWELL 711 S. Fifth Street BARTLETT May 1, 1935 Academic May, who likes little children, will be a sure success as a social worker. She spends her spare time dancing and sewing. May often says, You don't say. Activities: G.A.A. Manager, Ballet Club, Tennis Club, Basketball, Pa- trol. DELORES MCCRAY 203 N. Wilton Street Sl-IOEMAKER February 15, 1935 Commercial Sissy, who can often be seen with Marion, aspires to go to Temple and become a secretary. She is fond of dancing, and her favorite subject is Oiiice Practice, Activities: C.A., G.A.A. DAVID MEYER 421 S. Fifth Street BARTLETT February 21, 1935 Academic Little Oscar Mayer, has many likes. Among them are music, sports, and good books. Dave hopes to be a lawyer. With his friendliness and personality, he's sure to make it. Activities: C.A., Banker. PATRICIA MIETLA 329 Lombard Street BARTLETT December 21, 1935 Commercial Our tall, attractive blond is well known in Western for her imitations of Ierry Lewis' antics. It's tough all over, says Patti, especially with Francis now in the Air Force. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., color Guard, Assembly Aide. ANNA MILAS 6021 Spruce Street HOLMES February 5, 1935 Commercial Collecting records and falling in love take up rnost of Ann's time. When she takes that trip around the world, her ambition will be real- ized. Activities: C.A., Carroll Phillips, Li- brary Aide, Assistant Councilman, Patrol. BARBIE MILLER 5856 Pine Street HOLMES May 28, 1935 Academic Barrie is known for being a swell guy with a great sense of humor. This tall, dark, and handsome fella has college in his future, and is particularly fond of dancing. Activities: C.A. IUDITH P. MILLER 5829 Larchwood Avenue SHAW March 1, 1935 Academic No, it can't be true, that Iudy is going to leave Mrs. Lingerifelder to be a technician to a certain Dr. Meltsner. We Wish our intelligent, attractive Iudy the best of luck. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., Senator, Ballet Club, Commencement Usher. IUNE MILLER 815 N. Randolph Street COOKE lune 22, 1935 Commerci Don't be so stupid, is the p expression of our sneezing frien Iunie. In a few years this cap ble bookkeeper will leave the book to become a housewife. Activities: C.A., G.A.A. NOBMA MILLS 1312 N. Fifty-ninth Street Sl-IOEMAKER October 10, 1934 Academ' Our smiling Norma, who co stantly sez Well, all right, spen her spare time at the baseball di mond. We all wish Norma the ve best of luck in nursing school. Activities: C.A., G.A.A. Manage Softball, Tennis, Library Aide. EUGENE MINAHAN 5423 Walnut Street WEST CATHOLIC Ianuary 18, 1935 Mechanical A Horse, who likes to drive gi around in his hot rod, can usual be found dodging patrols. This b bruiser, known for playing footba hopes to attend college. Activities: C.A., Football, Trac Western News Salesman, Gym Ai IAMES MONK 5325 Vine Street SHOEMAKER Iuly 23, 1934 Acade Woody likes all sports and cial activities. His hobby is mod building and he expects to beco a pilot in the Air Force. You f you! is his pet expression. Activities: C.A., Track, Cross Co try. BEATRICE MORTON 3907 Wallace Street SULZBERGER February 13, 1935 Commerc There is no doubt in our mi that Sandy will do very well a clerk-typist, her chosen professi When she isn't baby sitting, finds time for her hobby. Activities: C.A., G.A.A., Appara Club. ,..j.y T, -W ,, , SHELDON MOSELEY 5317 Haverford Avenue SHOEMAKER August 7, 1934 Academic The influence of television has reached Bumpy. He often says, 'What'1l you have? This ambitious ellow hopes to be a Soil-Conserva- ion Chemist, cmd with his experi- nce, he'll make good. ctivities: C.A. HARRIETTE MULLER 707 S. Fifty-eighth Street SHAW ctober 31, 1935 Academic Our well liked Editorein-Chief, Mike, can always be found snoop- g for Western News. Playing e piano and reading are favorite astimes of this party-going gal. ctivities: Editor-in-Chief, Western ews: Group Aide: Sub-Chairman: ramatic Club: Commencement sher. BARBARA NAGER 5829 Alter Street SHAW ne 29, 1935 Academic Dancing and drawing rate high ith our charming and popular rade Director. When you see a miliar face aclcrning magazine vers, you'l1 know that Bobby as succeeded in her modeling ca- er. ctivities: C.A.: Grade Director: allet Club: 11A Show: Commence- ent Usher. LILLIAN NASON 207 South Street BARTLETT ovember 7, 1934 Commercial Lil's pet peeve is conceited ys. In the future she hopes to be secretary. In her quiet way, we e sure she will make good. ctivities: C.A.: G.A.A. Manager: ide: Monitor. BERNARD NEFF 5855 Larchwood Avenue SHAW ril 17, 1935 Academic Bernie's brains -and personality e bound to be an asset to him as doctor. Although Anne occupies st of his time, he still manages r class finances remarkably well. tivities: Treasurer 12B Class: estern News Staff: Senator: Alter- te Senator: Visual Education de. IAMES NEILL 1315 S. Fifty-eighth Street HOLMES Ianuary 13, 1934 Mechanical Arts Our smiling Irishman, whose hobby is football, will sometime in the future be carrying that pigskin across the gridiron professionally. Big dea1, says Iames, when he is making that touchdown. - Activities: C.A.: Football: Gym Aide: Shop Aide: Western News Salesman. SHERMEN NEWELL., 5218 Westminster Avenue SHOEMAKER Iune 22, 1935 Academic Field goal Newell, has been, and will be heard on many a bos- ketball court. His pleasant smile should carry Gus for at Virginia State College. He is a future great. Activities: C.A.: Basketball. w CECELIA NEWMAN 1219 Montrose Street BARTLETT Iuly 25, 1935 Commcrcial Gypsy's love of nice clothes will certainly be an asset when sh: becomes a fashion design'r. You betchum exclaims our quiet fri:n:l when asked if she likes parties. Activities: Apparatus Club: Badmin- ton: Patrol: Library Aide: Western News Staff. ELOISE S. NOCHO 36 N. Salford Street HOLMES May 14, 1934 Vocational Art Known for forgetting things, Scl- ly doesn't forget to come to school. lt's a good thing, as she possesses great talent for designing. Her fa- vorite expression is, Did I say that? Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. Manager: Archery Club. VIRGINIA NORRIS 113 N. Parson Street HOLMES Nov. 12, 1934 Distributive Education Ginny, who likes sports, music. and history can be found talking to Pete a great deal of the time. This future business lady dislikes con' ceited people. Activities: Music Club: Banker: Car- roll Phillips: Monitor: Patrol. STANTON IVAN ORENSTEIN 413 S. Fifty-seventh Street HOLMES April 18, 1935 Academic Stan, who is constantly saying. I'll sue you, plans to become an accountant. He can usually be found watching the baseballs flying back and forth over the baseball diamond. Activities: C.A. ELISA OSTERGAARD 235 Lombard Street BARTLETT April 6, 1935 Commercial Either food or anything musical will surely capture the attention of Cookie. Her ambition is to be- come a private secretary, but she hopes to continue studying the piano. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Tennis Club: Assembly Aide. ANNE O N1 6151 Spr K et May 3, 193 : mercia Nd er at oss for s, Anne enjoyslxtelephone con sations. She Ncatrudlways be hea saying, Oh, 93 it. 'Herefs oping that she m es he firsi illion soon. Activities: s mbly Aide: Banking Aide: Monitor: Library Aide: West- ern News Salesman. THELMA OVERBECK 6116 Webster Street HOLMES November 14, 1934 Commercial Thel, whose hobby is dancing, aspires to be another Moira Shearer. She is not much for office practice, but pizza pie rates high with her. She says, lt's just swell. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Alternate Senator. LEONARD PACKEL 4921 Woodcrest Avenue HOLMES April 7, 1935 Academic Lennie proves that French is his favorite subject by constantly saying, Out, oui. Sports are his favorite hobbies, and Lennie ex- pects to continue his education after graduation, by attending college. Activities: C.A.: Senator: Alternate Senator: Patrol: Cross Country. IACK PALISH 5925 Webster Street SHAW Nov. 26, 1934 Distributive Educatio Muscles used to be a 97 l weakling. Now he's flexing hi biceps. As a jewelry salesma Mr, Body Bui1der will surely b able to handle big rocks. Activities: Monitor: Western New Salesman: Patrol: Sub-Chairma Gown Committee. DOROTHY PAPACONSTANTINO 67 N. Millick Street HOLMES Iuly 29, 1935 Commerci A combination of pep, person ity, and friendliness, identifies o cheering captain. Known for h last name, Dot, will fulfill her a bition when she says I do. Activities: Secretary of Senate: A vertising Manager of Western New Assistant Sports Editor of Weste News: Councilman: Co-Captain Cheerleaders. ALEASE PARKS 4033 Spring Garden Street SHOEMAKER February 10, 1934 Home Economi A nursing career is the one A says she will choose. She does like unfriendly people, but a g' known for her cooking, as she ' must find friends everywhere. Activities: Gown Aide: Councilma Patrol: Music Club: Library Ai STANLEY PATRICK 5739 Pemberton Street BEEBER February 14, 1935 Acade To be an advertising copywri is the main ambition of our f haired Stan. He spends most the time of his three lunch peri doing Spanish-his favorite subj Activities: C.A. IOSEPH PATTERSON 3621 Warren Street HOLMES Iune 8, 1933 Indust Our fellow classmate, Patt has great intentions of being a chinist. This humorous lad has m a time sent fellow Westernites i gales of laughter, Activities: C.A.: Football: Patrol. -Y-V-.,-....,.,,..-...e-W-T-w-..,.,.r, ANASTASIA PAVLOVITCH 6022 Cedar Avenue SHAW April 17, 1935 Commercial Dancing, music, and playing the piano, cre the two chief likes of Anne. She hopes to become an effifficient secretary and often says No kidding! Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Dramatic Clubg Treble Clef Clubg Tennis, MARY LOU PEARLSTEIN 5021 Chestnut Street SHAW arch 30, 1935 Commercial A fun loving nature, and a friend- y personality describe Lu, a pros- ective school teacher. The Texans, nd a certain guy rate high with his red-headed bombshell. ctivities: Aideg Chairman: West- rn News Salesman: Library Aide. HOWARD PEED 1623 S. Twentieth Street BARRATT ugust 26, 1933 Vocational Arts Peedie, our dapper dress de- igner, is well known for his spec- acular outfits. His love of art and usic, and his congenial personal- ty, make him a popular member f our class. ctivities: C.A. NAOMI PELZER 900 S. Fifth Street BARTLETT ne 1, 1935 Academic Abbie, the future Physical Edu- ation teacher at Western, spends er spare time horseback riding and stening to music. Upon hearing Forget it, you may assume it is ur Abbie. ctivities: Senator: G.A.A. Mana- be-rg Tennis Club: Spanish Club: sher. MARY PENDLETON 1203 S. Sixteenth Street BARRATT ay l, 1935 Commercial Bunny who is always chewing um, likes to make friends. Music nd dancing are her pet hobbies. d she frequently says, How out that? while in sales or typ- givities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Bankerg pparatus Clubg Alternate Senator. sling this IAMES PETERSON 1243 S. Forty-seventh Street SHAW December 13, 1933 Mechanical Arts Our handsome Pete is quite a popular man with the co-eds, within these walls. He is well known for his sensational record collection, a source of pleasure for all. Activities: C.A. RICHARD POLIS 5853 Delancey Street HOLMES luly 2, 1934 Academic Dick, a future chiropodist, en- joys playing football and driving his Cadillac. She's a doll, de- scribes the type of patient Dick would like to have. Activities: C.A., A Cappella Choirp Football. ALIDA POLLACK 4946 Sansom Street SHAW May 15, 1935 Academic Lee, our clever business mana- ger, aspires to become a school teacher. This poised and well-liked miss has a sweet tooth for butter- skotch sundaes, Algebra, and of course, By. Activities: Business Manager of Record g Business Manager of Western Newsg Sub-Chairmanp Al- ternate Senatorg Laureati and Com- mencement Usher. CECELIA PORTER 1522 N. Franklin Street COOKE lanuary 7, 1936 Academic Our dimpled Sally, who is fond of lobster, painting, and dancing, is bound to be successful as a medical technician. Sally can always be heard saying Get out'a here! 1 Activities: Alternate G.A.A. Mana- ger: G.A.A. Managerg Usher: Sen- atorg Alternate Senator. RUTH PTASHKIN 5534 Pine Street HOLMES December 13, 1935 Academic Our gal Redsel is best known for her flaming red hair and bright smile. We wish our Associate Edi- tor success in her field as a Medical Technician and Secretary. Activities: Commencement Usherg Group Aidey Associate Editor of Record g Sub-Chairman: Western News. ELAINE QUILLEN 1161 S. Fifteenth Street BABRATT December 7, 1934 Academic Bootsie, our party girl is known for being on the scene. Dancing and meeting new people are fa- vorites of this peppy girl. As a bookkeeper, Elaine will certainly be successful. . A Activities: C.A.g G.A.A. ROGER RAKOCZY 5407 Irving Street HOLMES April 4, 1936 Academic Bog, a sparkling member of Western's soccer and I.V. base- ball teams, is also an excellent stu- dent. The only trouble in his high school lite was people mispronounc- ing his last name. Activities: C.A.g Soccer: I.V. Base- ball. HARRY REED 1120 S. Forty-sixth Street SHAW December 16, 1934 Mechanical Arts Skitter is one of the best High School trackmen in Philadelphia, Harry always gets what he goes after, so he will be successful in his chosen career, the army. Activities: C.A.y Track Team: Cross Country Team, Baseball Team. CAROLYN RICHARDSON 1253 S. Forty-seventh Street SHOEMAKER january 23, 1935 Commercial Sister's ambition is to be a gymnastic teacher at a recreation center. From what we know about her, she enjoys gymnastics, danc- ing, swimming, and hairvstyling. Activities: Ballet: Apparatusg Volley Bally Treble Cletp Western News Salesman. MAXINE G. RODGERS 1357 S. Forty-sixth Street SHAW june 28, 1935 Academic Sneaky, who enjoys playing the piano, can usually be heard saying, yours truly, all the time. Our bright eyed, button-nosed beau- ty spends her spare time dancing. Activities: G.A.A.g Volley Bally Pa- trolg Western News Salesmang Car- roll Phillips. ' RHONA ROSENBLATT 4932 Sansom Street SHAW june 14, 1935 Commerci Roni, our little stick of dyn mite is well known for her scatt brain ways. She is a great enthu ast in ballet and popular dancin and loves driving her tather's st tion wagon. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.7 Senato Ballet Club' Commencement Ush SAMUEL ROSENTHAI. 6238 Spruce Street HOLMES February 9, 1935 Acade Smiling Sam, our laughing b thinks nice girls are swell, but tur thumbs down on conceited dol Swimming, tennis, and ping-po are tops with our future man the world. Activities: A Cappella Choir: Swi mingg Tennisy French Cluby Monit ARNOLD ROSOFF 632 South Street BARTLETT july 9, 1935 Acade Arnie is kept busy constan with his active interest in spo and women. He is always soundi off about his dislike, hard-boil teachers. Commercial advertising this boy's goal. ' Activities: C.A.g Western Ne Salesmang Patrol. HERBERT H. ROSS 823 S. Sixtieth Street HOLMES March 20, 1935 Acade Everything always happens me, moans our wise-crack Herb. Ice skating and pizza are tops with this ambitious yo man who aspires to be anot Iohn Barrymore. Activities: C.A.p Dramatic Cl Stage Crewg Chairman of Patr IOSEPH ROTHBERG 422 S. Sixty-first Street SHAW May 15, 1935 Acade Yus, the brain of the class well liked by all. Mathematics physics are his favorite subject it's possible, he will ,no doubt cover a new element. W Activities: Chairman of Tribu News Editor of Western News: matic Club: Senator: Gold , W' IUDITH RUBIN 4745 Larchwood Avenue SHAW ebruary 14, 1935 Academic When you spy a pony tail bob- ing about Western, you'll know t's our slick Iudie. She hopes to tudy iournalisrn, while basking in e Miami sun. ctivities: Senatorg Ballet Club: Al- rnate Councilmang Associate Edi- r of Record g G.A.A. Manager. M444 ff' all-U' P' yO' - RIC!-11153 nunm f 4801 Walnut Street SHAW ne 6, 1935 Academic Dick is well known as a co- edian around Western's halls. hen we see Certified Public Ac- ountant on the door of his office, e'll know he has fulfilled his am- ition. ctivities: C.A. EDGAR RUFFIN. Ir. 5542 W. Master Street SHOEMAKER arch 16, 1935 Academic When he isn't attending parties, unior can be found adding to his in collection, or studying history, is favorite subject. In the future, wever, Iunior will be busy prac- ing law. ctivities: C.A.: Patrol: Monitor: As- stant Western News Salesman. PAULA SALMANSOHN 1323 N. Seventh Street COOKE ay 26, 1935 School Work Oh, you stupid thing, says ula to all conceited boys. French 'ed onions and milkshakes are ps with this girl, whose views on arriage will be changed when Mr. ght appears. ctivities: C.A.: G.A.A. INGE SALMON 4156 Girard Avenue LIMOGES, FRANCE y 1, 1935 Commercial Now what was I going to say, always part of the conversation en Inge talks to her friends. is French miss likes sports, that all but baseball. tivitieszz G.A.A. Manager: Presi- nt of French Club, Monitor. .1 SYDNEY- SAMUELS 1204 South Street BARTLETT luly 5, 1934 Commercial Girls, pretty girls, any kind but sloppy girls appeal to Little Min- now, he says. Yet he hopes to spend his life as a happy bachelor, living on cheese and crackers. Activities: C.A. CYDNEY SANDERS 5214 Pine Street HOLMES September 13, 1934 Commercial Cyd, known for the beauty mark on her cheek, likes big boys with blonde hair, and hopes to win one with her home cooking - along with her many other talents. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. IOAN SANTALUCIA 5952 Delancey Street HOLMES August 21, 1935 Commercial Shore Enuf'f, says Ioni every- time she sees a cute curly-haired boy. By becoming an airline host- ess, her ambition, she may learn to be on time. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. CECIL SATTERFIELD 1206 S. Markoe Street Sl-IAW Iune ll, 1933 Mechanical Arts Sonny, the ladies man, has high ambitions in life. Aside from winning over the female sex, this fellow classmate hopes to attend Cheyney College, and study ma- chinery. Activities: C.A.: Patrol, Sub-Chair- man. GEORGE LEONARD SAUNDERS 309 N. Redfield Street SI-IOEMAKER Ianuary 12, 1934 Mechanical Arts Dances and girls cre tops with Georgie, who intends studying Aeronautical Engineering at Michi- gan or Virginia State. I-Iis hobby, flying, is sure to help him along this line. Activities: C.A.: Patrolg Monitor. 5 DAVID P. SCHWALB 413 S. Fifty-fifth Street HOLMES Iune 14, 1935 General Dave, who likes everything but homework, finds Visual Education to be his best liked subject. His hobby is driving, and his ambition is to be a Police Detective. Activities: C.A.g Visual Education. HENRY SCHWARTZ 274 S. Sixtieth Street , SHAW May 5, 1935 Mechanical Arts Need a ride to or from school? Hank's the guy to see. His sta- tion wagon has seen more Western- ites than the P.T.C. He soon will drive himself to business college! Activities: C.A.g Alternate Western News Salesman. IEROME SCHWARTZ 5950 Warrington Avenue SHAW Ianuary 24, 1935 Academic Don't you see can probably be heard coming from Ier's two-tone green Pontiac. Our future lawyer is very fond of Spanish, playing the piano, and dancing, but dislikes Walking. Activities: C.A. THELMA SCHWARTZ 6023 Washington Avenue BEEBER lune 2, 1935 Cooperative Toby, a future bookkeeper and housewife is now kept happy by listening to Stan Kenton, and Sarah Vaughn. I like it is her cry, While listening to these hot platters. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g Library Aide. SWINTON SCOTT 135 N. Peach Street HOLMES February 7, 1935 Commercial Scotty is known to be a lover of life, women and modern sounds. Though Scotty's walk is odd, he will certainly walk straight toward success as a money maker. Activities: C.A.y Football. ? s, IRMA SEGAI. 529 Delancey Street BARTLETT February 14, 1935 Commerc Sis says I'm hysterical, wh a short fellow asks her out, Da ing is a favorite of our blue ey gal, whose cooking is sure to her that tall handsome guy. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.p Aide: M itor. SEYMOUR SEGAL 6306 N. Fifth Street BARTLETT Ianuary 22, 1933 Commerc That hep cat salesman in the lo sport shirt is Se. When he fi a girl about his own height, h happy, although he may ask, what else is new? Activities: C.A, BEVERLY SEITZ 5937 Windsor Avenue SHAW August 27, 1935 Acade Bev is mad about her Pe Man, and hopes to attend the League School. Teaching is aim, and remembering those we are sure she'1l be the be Activities: Group Aide Chairrn Administration Aide: Associate tor of Record g Commencem Usherp Sales Manager of West News. SHIRLEY SELIGMAN 5535 Delancey Street HOLMES April 12, 1935 Acade Going to Lehigh University is favorite pastime of our future nu Kitty. When a teacher gives a lot of homework, her dislike, can be heard exclaiming, Borsc Activities: C.A.g G.A.A. Manage BARBARA I. SELLERS 1135 S. Twentieth Street BARRATT October 13, 1934 Commer A quiet girl herself, Babe a cates silence. Typing is one of favorite subjects, and some lu employer will hire Babe as private secretary. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.g G Aide: Western News Business St Sub-chairman. ' MIRIAM SI-IAPIRO 6035 Ellsworth Street SHAW bruary 24, 1935 Academic Pert Mimi, who has a fascina- n for dramatics and dancing, al- ays looks like she just stepped out Vogue, As an Elementary Ed acher, we know she will do well. ctivities: C.A.g Senator: Secretary G.A.A.g Alternate Senator, G.A.A. anager. MARLENE SHENKER 21 N. Sixtieth Street HOLMES cember 20, 1935 Academic A bundle oi dynamite in a pair ballet slippers is our 1itt1e one. e bright lights oi fame will some- y replace our auditorium lights r this sweet, petite miss. tivities: C.A.y G.A.A.g Alternate uncilmang Carroll Phillips: Ballet ub. ERNEST I. SHEPHERD 4130 Parrish Street SHAW y 28, 1934 Mechanical Arts Fixing motors is the way our iu- e machinist says he likes to end all his spare time. Milt, preciates girls .and goes in for t old institution called marriage. tivities: C.A., Patrol: Western ws Salesman. WILMA CLAIRE SHOR 6037 Cedarhurst Street SHAW tober 19, 1935 Commercial 'Will, who wants to go to busi- s school, can be heard saying y dear. She is a popular music and we are Shar that she will a success. tivities: C.A.g Girls' A.A.p Banker: stern News Salesman. SYLVIA SHUB 5502 Litchlield Street SHAW ruary 22, 1935 Commercial ylvia's excellent typing will help to become a success as a private retary. Here's hoping Sch1ub s not ask her handsome boss, what can 1 tell you? ivities: C.A.: G.A.A. 'RW Yr RENEE D. SILVER 611 S. Third Street' BARTLETT September 13, 1934 Academic You can always hear our Deb- bie saying, Are you kidding? Her ambition is to spend the winter in Florida and work on her iavorite hobby, which is collecting men. Activities: C.A.p G.A.A.: Gown Aide. STEVE SIMONS 5300 Willows Avenue SHAW April 28, 1935 Academic Steve's ambition is to have his own car. You can always hear him saying, Oh, brother! Steve likes girls, but dislikes closed lunch peri- ods. His favorite subject is biology. Activities: C.A. MYRA SINGER 1417 S. Fifty-eighth Street SHAW , Q February 12, 1935 Q Academic The President oi West Philadel- phia High Schoo1's orchestra and band is known tor her many activi- ties and heavy bassoon. Myra hopes to be a physician until Mr. Right comes long. Activities: Grade Director: Corre- sponding Secretary oi Classy West- ern News Sales Staff: Record : G.A.A. Manager. LOIS SITKIN 315 S. St. Bernard Street COOKE Iuly 10, 1935 Academic Oh my! , says Lo with her sultry voice. Lois likes dancing, sing- ing, dramatics, and her best subject is English. Planning to attend col- lege, she will major in Elementary Education. I Activities: Alternate Senator: Alter- nate Councilman: Caroll Phillipsg Pa 4' ' -f . fx . , fl , X If ELAYNE SONDRA SLEPAK 1703 N. Marshall Street COOKE March 5, 1935 Commercial who enjoys dancing and painting is known for her deep voice calling Yoo Hoo honey and talking about Marv. She aspires to be an interior decorator. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A,g Monitor. Q EDWIN H. SLOGOFF 7605 Woodcrest Avenue SHAW September 14, 1935 Academic Eddie, as he is known to his friends, has hopes of becoming a successful doctor. He has been a top member of our school orchestra since lOA. Good luck, Doc! Activities: C.A.: Orchestra: Banker, Certificateg Bronze HW. LARRY SMUGAR 5520 Spruce Street SHAW October 8, 1934 Academic Lar a future pharmacist can often be iound listening to popular records. He enjoys biology and often says all righty! when teased about the way he combs his hair. Activities: C.A. IUNE SNYDER 5208 Irving Street HOLMES Iune 4, 1935 Distributive Education Music, dancing, and roller skat- ing are all Iunie's ways of spend- ing her free time. This Westernite can always be found talking about her best-liked subject, which is mathematics. Activities: C.A.g G.A.A. ROCHELLE SOLOW 5819 Larchwood Avenue SHAW August 27, 1935 Academic Some lucky kids will soon have our vivacious Shelly as their teacher. Blondie says that danc- ing to the music oi Xavier Cugat, or eating a corned beef special is really soothing. Activities: Associate Editor of Rec- ord g Senatory Group Aide: Patrolg Western News Staff. MONTY SPECKER 723 S. Cecil Street SHAW April 7, 1935 Academic If Monty is as successful in his ambition as he has been in phos tography, he'11 be sure to do all right. Sports and English are great favorites of his, too. Activities: C.A.: Western News Salesmang Photography Club. NORMAN K. SPENCER 1311 S. Colorado Street BARRATT February 7, 1935 Acade Nonie just loves talking some pretty girl when he isn't pr ticing football. Dancing is his hob and he hopes some day to be s cessful in the field of sports. Activities: C.A.: Football. BYRON SPILLER 5731 Walton Avenue SHAW February 5, 1936 Acade By who thinks Algebra a butterscotch sundaes are the gre est, aspires to become a chirop ist. This avid sports fan spe many an evening talking to a about Lee. Activities: C.A.: Alternate Senat PETER G. STAMOS 6017 Spruce Street HOLMES Iune 28, 1935 Mechanical Coach Stamos' favorite subject algebra. His ambition is to be s cessful in the radio electronics fi He enjoys classical music, and s he's known for knocking on fun car windows. Activities: C.A., Ir. Varsity, Var Footballp A Cappella Choir: M tor. IACQUELINE START 250 S. Fifty-seventh Street HOLMES October 6, 1934 Commer Belonging to Western's fam ballet club and swimming take much of Iacqueline's spare ti History rates high with her, she aspires to obtain a good o job. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.p B Club. , .XY X . J .cmrriiss srsinssiic, Q8079 Williams Avenue N s it A ' Houvtss .f 'April lil, 1935 .Distributive Educa 'U Qive him Qbmeihimj to eat 'fChuck will sw elyilbe happy. a future shaesaxgpman, he can ways be seen beglause of his w color combinations. Activities:4A' appella Choirg B Alternate Sefiatorgqi Treasurer of Classi Gbxwn Committee. li xv IERRY STEINER 5758 Hazel Avenue SHAW ril 10, 1935 Academic Ier, who will do well as a crimi- l lawyer, is an ardent jazz fan. s big blue eyes are certainly an set in adding to his collection of one numbers. tivities: C.A.: Councilman: Grad- tion Usher: Chairman of Prom mmittee. EUGENE STERLING 642 S. Fifty-seventh Street SHAW gust 13, 1935 Academic 'lt's soothing, answers Gene, en asked how he likes to work Zeke's. This hard working boy, o enjoys sports and history, as- es to be a Textile Engineer. tivities: C.A: Art Club: Usher. ADRIENNE L. STERNMAN 524 S. Melville Street SHAW e 30, 1935 Academic 'A, Secretary of the Board of ectors, can always be seen run- g around the halls of Western. r ambitious scholar will be very cessiul as a math teacher. Good k! ivities: Secretary of Board of Di- tors: Chairman of Carroll Phil- : Member of Color Guard: Ad- istrative Aide: Representative to World Affairs Council. RAYMOND STEWART 4225 Filbert Street SHAW il 4, 1935 Academic Bones enjoys eating, sleeping, especially talking to pretty s. You can't take it with you, you must leave it here, can al- ys be heard when Raymond is und. ivities: C.A.: Patrol: I.V. Basket- 1. ALVIN STILLMAN 224 S. Alden Street HOLMES tember 6, 1935 Academic Al likes music, all sports, and He wants to be a mortician or entist, so, if he can't have all of , he'll at least get your teeth. vities: C.A. s-li-4 . ,,. j f 2221332 1 2 ,,,, f r ,zz-Iv W , fr: 15 i ' 1 .A . 7g?f?i l T 1 ,i I-57 xi 5'Ji35!35i. 93 VENTER L. STOKES 503 N. Forty-first Street WILLIAMSTON HIGH Williamston, N. C. May 7, 1935 Commercial Vent, known for her cute walk, can always be heard saying, l'm telling you, 1 know dear. We're sure writing her love letters will aid her in becoming a Mrs. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Volleyball: Apparatus. ROBERT STUP 5245 Pentridqe Street SHAW May 21, 1935 Academic Eating, sleeping, and girls take up much of Bobby's time. He still, however, finds spare time to collect coins, his favorite hobby. His am- bition is to attend night school. Activities: C.A. ARLENE SUFRON 427 S. Second Street BARTLETT March 18, 1935 Commercial No one can miss Ar, with her famous laugh. Our future nurse spends her spare time bowling. When used as an audience for a comedian, she replies nothing. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Aide. YVONNE SYTNER 6052 Catherine Street COOKE October 15, 1934 Commercial Par1ez-vous francais? This French mademoiselle does, and she might well be a descendant of Marie Antoinette! Yvonne will continue with her native tongue as a French interpreter. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Commence- ment Usher. IOYCE TASHMAN 6245 Osage Avenue SHAW April 2, 1935 Commercial loycie, the girl with the blonde hair, wants to be a secretary. His- tory is her favorite in school: while Don and eating are her favorites outside. Activities: Senator: Alternate Sena- lor: Commencement Usher: Dra- matic Club: Patrol. WMWWEW -1 1, 4WWvf' LOIS TROBMAN 5839 Norfolk Street SHAW August 9, 1935 Commercial Our future medical technician Lo, likes to spend her time with Penn Men. Really, she says when confronted with a problem which is bothering her. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A. Manager: Patrol: Ballet Club. ESTHER TRUBIN 1414 S. Nineteenth Street OOK February 21 1 4 Cqmmercial T be s' itei sther's am t' 1 . the 'Red a u ' s when not s ying is y ich is her ia- vorite su ' Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Carroll Phillips: Banker. GLORIA IUDITH TURCO 5552 Larchwood Avenue SHAW Iuly 20, 1935 Commercial I-le's got to go! exclaims Gloria when she meets a boy without a convertible. Dancing is a favorite pastime of this brown-eyed miss who will fulfill her ambition when she marries a millionaire. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Gown Aide: G.A.A. Manager. CLYDE I. TURNER . 922 Belmont Avenue SULZBERGER December 14, 1935 Academic My best subject is Orchestra, says Clyde, who wants to become a teacher. Clyde is an excellent bas- ketball player with a deadly set shot. 1-le likes to handle money also. Activities: Banker: Monitor: Band: Orchestra. CATHERINE ROSE TURSI 5736 Catherine Street SHAW lune 21, 1935 Commercial A cute smile and pleasing per- sonality will help Cass meet the right people during her travels. Under Cathy's category of likes are: tall, good-looking men with money, and convertibles. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Gown Aide: Banker: G.A.A. Manager. if rt li, ts.. W I? 1 X3 x. MW tl' FRANCES VAUGHN 347 Christian Street BARTLETT Iune 11, 1935 Acade Mickey aspires to kill two bir with one stone by hooking a m while going to college. She lik music and spends her spare ti dancing to Billy Eckstein records. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Weste News Salesman: G.A.A. Manag Volleyball. HEATHER WALDBAUM 621 Chestnut Street OLMES Novemb , 1935 Acade ' h s amuble ose go t we .Q at' the othe . cl it a e ' . m a m ' are pas' with t gal. Acti 1 ' : Councilman: Altern Councilman: Western News St Band: Orchestra. CATHERINE WATKINS 134 N. Iaxon Street BARRATT Iune 24, 1934 Commer Babe, our future typist, spe a lot of her time singing. She known for her height, and using leit hand. We all wish her l Activities: A Cappella Choir: Ba Club: Treble Clelp Sub-Chairm G.A.A. Manager. IOEI. WATTENMAKER 1124 Barrinqer Street BARTLETT August 12, 1934 Mechanical li you hear someone say 1-1 ens to Betsy and Betsy back heaven for a double play! ! l , can be sure that our happy lucky Tiny is somewhere aro Activities: C.A.: Football: Sw ming: Gym: Aide. DELOHES WEAVER 3916 Fairmount Avenue SULZBERGER December 24, 1934 Home Econo Laurie likes boys, bangs, collecting King Co1e records is no wonder that she wants t a chi1d's nurse, since her fav subject is home nursing. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Lunchr Monitor: Banker: Aide, GERALD WEINERMAN 531 S. Sixtieth Street SHAW bruary 6, 1935 Academic Ier will soon be featured as the ummer for Dixieland Muggsy anier. When he is not surrounded a harem of girls, our music lover either eating or sleeping. ltivitiesz Baseball: Senator: Bank- Patrol: C.A. MORRIS WEINSTEIN 5545 Pentridge Street SHAW ril 27, 1935 Academic s cz connoisse'ur of women and d, Sonny will go a long way. hope that his homework won't him down, for this fellow's am- on is to go Ao college. ivities: C.A.: Photography Club. SUZANNE LOIS WERNER 5903 Carpenter Street SHAW ruary 18, 1935 Academic lothes conscious Sue helps set styles at Western. However, 't mention dishes or homework our spry miss. Her future is pped up in Medical Technology Ronnie. ivities: Banker: Senator: Rec- Staff: Aide: Usher. MARY WESTCOTT 5023 Race Street SULZBERGER ember 25, 1934 Academic ickey, a wonderful conversa- alist, is always talking on the phone. She also spends lots of studying, and in the future she be busy in the field of nursing. vities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Music : Tennis: All Games Club. WILLIAM WESTON 5544 Hcrrmer Street BARRATT 'l 25, 1935 Academic kuddy wuddy do do do can eard from Bill, an all around w. He's a rather studious guy, enjoys everything, and his am- n is to be a lawyer. ities: C.A.: Track: Cross-Coun- eam: Patrol. v-:LE J' li 1.. my . Qt. ,fx EDITH WILKENS 1036 S. Seventeenth Street BARRATT October 20, 1935 Commercial Edie, always said she can't wait until she gets her Mrs. de- gree. Known for being friendly, Edith wants to be a model. Oh, says Edie, The fellow must be tall. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Ballet Club. ISABELLE WILLIAMS 1332 Alter Street BARTLETT April 23, 1935 Academic To be a wonderful housewife, is lssy's main interest in life, and Western is sure she'll succeed. At present, however, boys and dancing :Ire the things she enjoys most. Activities: C.A.: Apparatus Club: Spanish Club: G.A.A. Manager. MABEL ANN WILLIAMS 32 N. Fifty-third Street HOLMES December 24, 1933 Commercial Peaches likes the opposite sex, but puts thumbs down on snobs. This classmate hopes to go to busi' ness college and study stenography. Activities: Western News Salesman: Banker: Ballet Club: Patrol: All Games Club, IEANETTE WILLIS 748 N. Fortieth Street SULZBERGER April 26, 1935 Academic A swell girl, are the words used most frequently to describe Penny. Her ability to sing has won her many compliments, but this future ballerina is happiest on her toes. Activities: Senator: Alternate Sena- tor: Treble Clef Club: Ballet Club: Aide. BEVERLY WILSON 5736 Filbert Street HOLMES February 13, 1935 General A shoulder to lean on makes Sissy indispensable among her many friends. Sports and dancing are an important part of this future physical education teacher's life. Activties: C.A.: G.A.A.: Ballet Club: Tennis Club. I-UCILLE WILSON 633 N. Thirty-fifth Street SULZBERGER March 10, 1934 Commercial Boots' friendly manner will cer- tainly be a great asset when she's working in an office. Her spare time is occupied by writing love letters, and admiring pretty clothes. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Banker. PHYLLIS WILSON 6022 Webster Street SHAW March 9, 1935 Commercial A favorite fan of the oposite sex is our Phyl. This talented class- mate aspires to be a secretary to a good-looking doctor. Playing the piano takes up her spare time. Activties: Chairman of Patrols: Group Aide: Secretary ot Record Book : Commencement Usher: Ale ternate Senator. GWYNDOLYN WRIGHT 1212 N. Fifty-ninth Street BEEBER May 11, 1935 Commercial Swimming, ice skating, and danc- ing rate high with our athletic Reds Our flirting Gwyn, who has aspirations of becoming a pur- chasing agent, can frequently be heard saying Crazy! Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Music Club: Library Aide: Music Aide. ELSIE YOUNG 4130 Ludlow Street HOLMES August 4, 1935 Commercial Elsie's active participation in all fields oi sport will help her suc- ceed in her ambition to be a gym teacher. Elsie spends her spare time talking to lohn Cook. ' Activities: Tennis: Music Cliib: Vol- leyball: Alternate Councilman: Car' roll Phillips. t t . MARTHA YOUNG 1610 Naudain Street BARRATT November 17, 1935 Commercial Punctual Martha can be heard singing in the halls. That's what 1 say too, agrees our girl, and this amiability will certainly push her tar in that secretarial career. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Apparatus Club. 5 S Y .,.., . ooD H . SONDRA YOUNG 6231 Christian Street SHAW February 6, 1935 Academ When Sandy isn't caring for h red tresses, she is usually dreamt oi the money she will make as future technician. Sid and dr matics are favorite pastimes of t gal. Activities: Senator: Aide: Drama Club: Councilman: Commencem Usher. VIVIANE YOUNG 3408 S. Eighty-seventh Street TILDEN December 26, 1934 Mu Vicki, who has a lovely smi is interested in anything music She is known tor her nimble ting and would like someday to beco a successful concert pianist. Activities: Orchestra: Band: Tre Clei: Group Aide: Commencem Usher. SHIRLEY ZASLOW 5829 Beaumont Avenue SHAW May 29, 1935 Commerc To be a secretary is Shirl's bition. She is well liked by all her classmates, and does excepti ally well in typing. Shir1 spe her spare time horseback riding. Activities: C.A.: G.A.A.: Ban Usher. MORTON ZLOTNICK 805 South Street BARTLETT April 19, 1934 Commer Lefty has a hard time con trating on homework when house-rocking music is blas away. He hopes to join the C Guard and will look mighty h some in that uniform. Activities: C.A. Go West Young Man Pioneers have gone beio you. Their spirits all implore yo Go West Young Man, Go West. Al, Abe and Iules The Leon Alper Family Anne and Bernie Anonymous Mr. and Mrs. Antrasian lVIrs. A. Ayton Marlene and Teddy Balaklaw Eddie Barmach Lois Beck Bee and Eddie Henrietta Belasco Benj. Berger Berni and Harold Alan Bernstein Bobby Bernstein Lester Bernstein Dr. and Mrs. Leon A. Berry Mrs. Emma Beverly Mansfield Branson Mr. Curtis Bright Mr. and Mrs. Budd Byron Chandler and the Boys C. and H. Rita Cairo Miss Sylva Cann Barbara Carlin Mr. and Mrs. Walter R. Carr Mr. and Mrs. Carrie Carter Club Four Thousand Claire Cohen Marsha and Arthur Cohen Mr. and Mrs. B. Coleman Mrs. Clara Belle Collins Lois P. Cox Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Crasner Daddy Dans Elder R. O. Dank Mr. Isaiah Daniels Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Davies Libby Demp Mister Dimascio Don, Ioe and Mel E. M. Donavan Dora and Paul Mr. and Mrs. I. Dorph Mr. and Mrs. H. Dreshin Hannah Drossner Curtis Eaton Elayne and Warren Mr. and Mrs. Albert Elias Bobby Elion Melvin Epstein Mr. and Mrs. William Faison Donald C. Fauset Mrs. Connie Feaster Mr. and Mrs. Feldman Bob Ferris Mrs. Cecille Fleischer Mr. and Mrs. Howard Foley BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Bob Forman Ruth Forman Mr. and Mrs. M. Frank Mr. and Mrs. Morris French Mr. and Mrs. I. Fridkin A Friend Barbara Etta Gaber Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gaber Gail and Ruth Iohn Gallagher Wayne L. Gamly The Gang Sam A. Garber Gloria and Paul Ann Golden Iim Goodman Gordon's Mr. Arthur Green Mr. and Mrs. C. Green Louis Green Mr. and Mrs. H. Greenburg Mr. and Mrs. Norman Greenspun Miss Sylvia Gutierrez Mrs. Rosetta Hagans Hallowe'eners Arthur and Gladys Harris Mr. and Mrs. I. Hayatian Mr. and Mrs. Morris Heedis Raymond Henderson Herman Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Hoiiman Mr. and Mrs. lrvin Hoffman Mrs. Carrie Holden Mr. and Mrs. Donald Howard William Hughes Mr. and Mrs. I. Huhn Miss Linda Mae Irons Ianet, Lynne, Barbara and Dora Iean Mr. and Mrs. O. R. Iohnson, Ir. and Son Mr. and Mrs. Maurice L. Iones and Family Sgt. Frederick Iones Iudy Iudy, Ester and Eleanor Mr. Eddie Kachin Howard Kalodner Iohn Karpiak Kaspar Kasparian Miss Fannie Katz Ioyce Katz and Stanley Field Sandy Kay Miss Emma F. King Mr. and Mrs. Charles Klauber Leon Kluman Burt Klein Mr. and Mrs. Louis Kleintield Kolbes Loko Kolchins and Flash Gordon Mr. and Mrs. Krikorian Mr. and Mrs. N. Kurschner Mr. and Mrs. Morris Laden Lee Lee and Byron Curtis P. Lehman Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lempert Burt Lesack Gladys Lesack Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Lesack Mr. and Mrs. A. Levin Marilyn tSmilyJ Levin Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Levin Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lewis Mrs. Earnestine Lyms M. F. 57 Mr. and Mrs. M. Machman and Son Madge and Pat Lester Margolis Dugious Martin Masqueraders Mr. and Mrs. Iames Maxwell Mr. and Mrs. Mazer Mr. Bob Montague Shirley Markowitz Neil Mass CMr.l Martin Meyer Mick and Arnie Mrs. Anna Miller Iudy Miller Iune Miller Sis Miller Claire Mooney Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Muller Mr. and Mrs. M. Narod and Family Stephney Newman Mr. and Mrs. William B. Nixon Lew Ostrow Mr. and Mrs. Packel Mr. and Mrs. Polish Mr. and Mrs. A. Parlow and Son Stanley Patrick The Pemberton Street Gals Mrs. Iennie Peterson Mr. and Mrs. A. Pine and Family Ellyn Plaskow Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pollack Richie Pollack Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pollen Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Press Sandra Rake Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph C. Ramsey Albert R. Randolph Reds to Pauline Harry Reed Mr. and Mrs. R. I. Riddle Charles S. Rosenberg Mr, and Mrs. Louis Rosenthal Lawrence P. Ross Iudie Rubin 97 BOOSTERS Mr. and Mrs. Chas. I. Rudderow Martin Ruder Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Ruffin, Sr. Russell and Rachelle Cecil Satteriield Mr. Harry Savage Sylvan I. Schittman Mrs. Helen Schwalb Mr. and Mrs. Sionnon Schwalb Barry and Luba Schwartz Henry Schwartz lerry Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schwartz Mr. and Mrs. Scott Mr. Herbert Scott Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Segal Harry Segal Irma Segal Mr. and Mrs. Morris Seitz Selma and Gail Mr. Ed. Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. Al Sharp E. I. Shepherd lerry and Toot Silberman Mr. and Mrs. lack Silk and Ellen Robin Mr. and Mrs. B. Silverman Mr. and Mrs. David Simmons Reverend and Mrs. L. Simon Myra Singer Myra Ruth Singer Mr. and Mrs. Walter Singer Slippers and Buttons Mrs. Blanch Smith Mr. Francis Smith Mr. Henry O. Smith Larry Smugar Norman K. Spencer Mr. and Mrs. C. Spiller Mr. and Mrs. A. Stabler Mr. and Mrs. Gust Stamos William Stappen, lr. C. Leo Stein Adrienne Sternman Esther Stup lohn Sulkowski tMr.J Miss Fannie Sustin B. Swartz The Twins, Evelyn and Velma Elizabeth Tolz iMissl Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tolz N. Tomeo Blanche Tucker Mrs. Elizabeth Vinicur Nettie Ward Mr. William Ward Thelma Warren Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wason Mr. and Mrs. Fred Way Holland Webster Mr. and Mrs. William Weiman Carl Wenger Marion West Iohn F. Whiteley Mr. Wilkin Willie W. Williams Mrs. Annie Wills The Wilsons Mr. and Mrs. Max Wohlmuth Raymond Wooltolk Gwen Wright Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Young Marvin Zeitz Zelles Elaine Zlotnick. AD-CONTEST WINNERS PAULINE LEVY HARRY REED The two straight-shooting pardners of our class who came galloping through to take top ribbons in the Ad-getting Rodeo are Pauline Levy and Harry Reed. The runners-up are Molly Crasner and Chuck Steinberg who also staked claims to high' honors. 98 ALL GONE Best Ot Luck To LILLIAN AYTON From Her Grandmother and Aunt With Our Best Wishes To SIDNEY SAMUELS Mr and Mrs Adolph Weiss Compliments ot THE GIRLS' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION Good Luck To HARVEY LEVIN Mrs B. Seinberq Mr. and Mrs. A. Solow and Family 5819 Larchwood Avenue AL WERNER 5903 Carpenter Street Compliments Ot Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Malton Best Wishes To GLORIA FOLEY A Friend IEAN and MAX TASHMAN Wilmington. Delaware Congratulations To VENTER LEE STOKES Mother and Dad Best ol Luck To LEE Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Pollack Compliments Ol ILLEEN and NANCY Compliments Ol IOE Congratulations To BERNICE KILLEBREW IAMES LOFTON Congratulations IOYCE KATZ Mother, Dad, Don and Ro 99 SA 9-9682 LOUIS' LUNCHEONETTE 4700 Baltimore Avenue DABNEY'S PHARMACY S. E. Cor. 51st and Aspen Streets GR 2-9733 BROADWAY FLOWER SHOP 628 South Broad Street IRV'S LUNCHEONETTE 5602 Lansdowne Avenue SHerwo od 7-1816 CINDERELLA SHOP 128 South 60th Street. Philadelphia AUSPITZ DELICATESSEN S. W. Cor. 60th and Sansom Streets PAUL'S DELICATESSEN 4802 Spruce Street SPECIALTY YARN SHOP 125 South 60th Street IAMES FRANCIS LAWLER Attorney At Law 11 North Iuniper Street SH 7-9200 HARRIS and MORTON Appliances 4838 Spruce Street SH 7-9982 EV 6-4172 All Kinds of Iewelry and Watch Repairing DOMINO CUT RATE BARONIAN IEWELERS N. E. Corner 50th and Osage 4503 Walnut Street SH 7-9770 SH 7-9999 MAD-RAY BEAUTY SALON 4814 Spruce Street MAX'S Fresh Fruits and Vegetables 156 South 60th Street TENDER STEAK CO. 5505 Belmar Terrace EV 6-5530 H. F. KROGH 5 AND 10 CENT STORE 215 South 45th Street 3..-.-.--l- -1nz ui-mis-lull lull li WA 2-7723 LOUIS MILNER Surgical Supplies AARONIS Wholesale Iobbers 4400 Chestnut shed 245 North Ninth Street BERLIN'S 5 AND 10 CENT STORE 4820-22 Spruce Street ALVIN'S FLOWER SHOP 267 South 60th Street AL 4-7315 MACK VALET'S G8 M814 Shoe and Hat Rebuilding Service RALPH BELLINGER 728 scum 52nd sneer Phm'- he' 5522 Baltimore Avenue SH 7-9979 PASCHALL AUTO PARTS Hook Road and Burton Avenue Sharon Hill, Pa. CLOVER 5 AND 10 CENT STORE 5531-33 Baltimore Avenue CU 6-9808 TIMOTHY FRAZIER Upholstering and Finishing 1032 Washington Avenue AMBASSADOR DRUG STORE EUGENE WEBER. mn. 56th and Baltimore Avenue ' AL 4-0814 GR2 MONROE BROTHERS Gulf Fuel on 5537 Baltimore Avenue 3400 AL 4-9704 SAFEWAY SERVICE STATION 60th and Spruce Streets Battery Repairing :: Slow Method S. Parisi, Prop. AMBASSADOR BARBER SHOP 5557 Baltimore Avenue GR 4-1744 SOPHIE'S HOSIERY AND DRESS SHOP 800 South 56th Street GR 2-4283 IIMMIE'S AUTO REPAIRS 55th and Baltimore Avenue Offical Inspection Station WALDMAN COAL AND FUEL 135 Washington Avenue LO 4-1653 TR 7-7468 MICHAEL PRESS Interior Decorator 2042 Ranstead Street LARCHWOOD PRESS Printers - Publishers N. E. Cor. 44th and Lancaster Compliments of BRESLYN PHARMACY 47th and Walnut Streets VANITY FASHION SHOP 7105 West Chester Pike Upper Darby, Pennsylvania SH 7-7976 GR 4-3394 SH 7-0958 MMTS- INC- SOLOWEY'S 4734 SPWCQ Slfee' 429-31 south som sarees F. BERMAN AND SONS LUBIN'S MARKET Qualify 4805 Walnu' shea' 134 south som sarees AL 4-6774 SH 7.0524 CAROLYN MORRIS SHAPIRO 207 South 45th Street 169 West Albanus Street Open: Thursday, Friday, Saturday Evenings GR 2-8800 SH 7-3366 SINGER'S GIFT SHOPPE Michael's FLOWER SHOP 1417 south sam Street Flowers for All Occasions 10 North 60th Street GR 2-9692 ALBERT COSHER 4000 Spruce Street Luncheonette LARRY WYSER Hairstyling 4807 Walnut Street HOWARD BAER Furrier Supplies 910 Arch Street ALlegheny 4-9193 NEW YORK BARGAIN HOUSE 228 South 60th Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. 102 BOTTLED SODA ICE CREAM GR 4-3401 GORDON Famous for Hoaqies and Steaks 5539 Baltimore Avenue SH 7-9785 DAVID KOSIK Real Estate Mortgage and Insurance 32 North 52nd Street Philadelphia 39, Pa. MARTIN M. HESSKIEL 212 West 30th Street New York 1, N. Y. Persian Lamb Skins SHERRY DALE Tiny Tot Togs 5435 Baltimore Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. smartly styled cat: ring exclusively moderately priced to the child HAROLD BROWN All Forms of Insurance 5414 Walnut Street GR 4-5551 A GOOD INSURANCE PROVIDENT HOME Industrial Mutual Life Insurance Company LIFE HEALTH ACCIDENT Home Oflice 731 South Broad Street Philadelphia, Pa. Telephones: PE 5-7477 - 7478 OFFICES: Pittsburgh - Harrisburg - Chester Agents tor All Types ot Insurance tor FARM BUREAU INSURANCE COMPANY 5211 Walnut Street Philadelphia 39 Pennsylvania SH 7-4833 SH 7-3148 A. M. KESDEKIAN Store: GR 2-6836 VICTORY TAILORS, FURRIERS AND CLEANERS 209 South 47th Street Philadelphia 39, Pennsylvania LEOPOLD SITKIN'S PHARMACY N.E. Cor. 22nd and South Streets Philadelphia. Pa. KI 5-9182 KI 5-8833 ELION MOTORS, Inc. Your PONTIAC Dealers N.E. Cor. Broad and Pine Streets SEGEL'S FEED AND SUPPLY CO. 104 Delancey Street DRTIIAIID FDIIID WEEKS F ma 5 Spa 'wrltlns System lo Slum N0 to lllrl Thuun n as I Glvt Sorvl Q50 0 :gig .tgp Typing fllllllllllf ll d trans intl 1,533 In Ind d Lol Int I ll w lasm tat e . Y 3532522 Monday. Du I En Gill LI 1-4572 now ' :-:-:- 3 u Eu . - 62222 . lo laehlnn. Um ABG's. Eau Q 5152523 symbols. da of lradntu In Bust- N 535323 , In I eo. I nts ner mln- fgEQE5E , I an cr on iiizifl e e . 0 . u e s r ver 1571 ant arrania tor Free Lesson. ' 1 0 - ' Lincoln Prep null.-nng 203 S. 20th Si., Phila. L0 1-4512 BA 2-2387 QUlNN'S GIFT SHOP 4510 Walnut Street INext to H6tHl We Carry One ot the Largest and Most Complete Selections oi GEETING CARDS in the City Visit Our RECORD DEPARTMENT ALL SPEEDS Open Thursday and Friday Evenings For Outings, Athletic Events and Group Trips ol All Kinds CHARTER A PTC BUS Call PEnnypacker 5-6100 Ask for Charter Service PHILADELPHIA TRANSPORTATION COMPANY Phone: WAlnut 2-4392 L O R E Reg. Trade Mark MANUFACTURERS OF Children's Blouses and Top'n S 521-527 Vine Street Philadelphia 6. Pa. lips srnnn ron THE suns DIAL BEAUTIFUL SHOES STORES EVERYWHERE Compliments ot THE BOUTIQUE 150 North 52nd Street Women's and Misses Apparel Sizes 9 to 52 2-9 MALIN-HALL Our Own Make Candies 510-512 South 52nd Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 827 MArket 7-9408 INTEGRITY AUTO REPAIRS GENERATORS -:- STARTERS IGNITION -:- BRAKES 322 South 7th Street Philadelphia 6. Pennsylvania IOHN MEYERS PARISIAN NOVELTY DRESS SHOP 6026 Market Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania O. K. DELICATESSEN 9 South 40th Street O Delicious Sandwiches S 'I' A T I 0 N E R S . Sznd below walnut AL 4.4600 ' D-omestrc and Imported Delrcacles Homemade Salads FREE DELIVERY BA 29500 AI. 4-6331 BLANCHE KAUFF MAN PHOTOGRAPHIC SUPPLIES For All Needs Film Finishing Service Black and White Sportswear and Color Blouses -- Skirts - Sweaters S tC - d' t ma' 00' 'Mes THE CAMERA SHOP 203 South 52nd Street 115 South 52nd Street Open Evenings Wednesday. Friday and Saturday 'Till 9:00 P.M. In West Philadelphia Since 1920 Compliments of Mr. and Mrs. GEO. D. BROTMAN KWIKLEEN KLEANERS 5352 Woodland Avenue COBBS PARK ELECTRIC APPLIANCE CO. 618 S. 62nd Street GR 4-4900 TASKER STREET BAPTIST CHURCH 2008-12 Tasker Street Tasker Street West of 20th Street Philadelphia 45. Penna. Best ot Luck to LILLIAN AYTON DRAPERIES AND SLIP COVERS MADE TO ORDER GOLDSTEIN 6. BROWN Decorative Upholsterers 203 South 60th Street SH wood 7-6533 Mr. and Mrs. DAVID SEGAL 6308 North 5th Street WAlnut 2-0454 WAlnut 24054 MORRIS SEGAL 6. SONS Successors to N. Beard's Bakery BREAD AND FANCY CAKE BAKERY Weddings and Parties Promptly Attended 706-08 South Street Philadelphia 47, Pa. ll! IT S THE BEST GINGE R ALE I A, -f'::.: QQQEQQHEFL9 fff '90, ann 93,0 T BEM? EARN vii, LEARN School Hours 9.30 to 12 Part-time Employment 1 to 5 A course in SHORTHAND, BOOKKEEP- ING, TYPEWRITING, SECRETARIAL or RECEPTIONIST will prepare you for life- time security. Register early for February Reservation. FAMOUS SHORT COURSES Full Day 9.30 to 3 Evenings Mondays and Thursdays No Charge for Placement Special Finishing Courses for Commercial High School Graduates PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL of OFFICE TRAINING Telephone PE 5-9851 1714 WALNUT STREET Zone 3 5-2 155 KI THE ORCHID SHOP Flowers Miss Steve Stephenson 1633 Chancellor Street Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 5-2156 IO7 A PERSONALIZED SCHOOL Individual Instructions e BUSINESS- ADMINISTRATION e SECRETARIAL e ACCOUNTING n SMALL BUSINESS MANAGEMENT a STENOGRAPHIC 0 REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE 0 SPECIAL SHORT COURSE Shorthand and Typing-1O Weeks Bookkeeping and Typing-10 Weeks Shorthand-8 Weeks Bookkeeping-8 Weeks Typewriting-6 Weeks CHARLOTTE THOMAS, B.S., M.Ed., Administrator ADELPHIA BUSINESS SCHOOL 1211 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. Rlttenhouse 6-9535 Approved for Veterans Day and Evening BROWN PREPARATORY SCHOOL Complete Your High School Education in Less Than the Usual Time 77th Year - Coeducational DAY - EVENING Also Summer School Call, Write or Phone for Free Catalog 1903 SPRUCE STREET PHILADELPHIA 3. PA. Kingsley 5-5228 That Extra Something Every Woman Wants At ENGEL 1528 CHESTNUT STREET Clothes For All Occasions At All Prices! RICHARD DRUG CO. 282-286 South 62nd Street FRED I. MATT 6. CO. FRENCH CLEANERS AND DYERS 3725-27 Market Street ANN'S LUNCHEONETTE 4813 Locust Street AL THOMAS Quality Shoes AL 4-0953 SANITARY MEAT MARKET Compliments of Fresh Meats - Poultry - Frozen Food 451 So. 60th Street PAUL BROTHERS 4810 Chestnut Street GR.2-4200 CHARLES BETTY'S EXPERIENCED CLEANERS AND DYERS 58th and christian sheets S. W. Corner ot 51st and Locust Streets GR 2,0529 BREYER'S ICE CREAM MILK SHAKES .r reno QS- ,gt 2 '- 5 SHLIF ER MOTOR CO. 4025 Chestnut Street When in Atlantic City Be Sure to Visit PROP. BERLE COLEMAN CONSULTANT PALMIST CARD READER CRYSTAL New York Avenue at Boardwalk Stop Q57 Charm and Modeling School 1505 Walnut St. LO 7-3105 in to-day for free personal analysis Anytime! BA VALLANCE STATIONERS 4020 Market Street Y HALLMARK CARDS 2-7512 IO? THE CHRISTIAN STREET CLEANERS 351 Christian Street PAUL'S DELICATESSEN Wishes Good Luck To LOIS SITKIN EV B-7798 FLITTER'S SPORTWEAR IQHN HICKS 1524 Sansom Street Expert Rootinq 4152 Poplar Street EV 2-1921 BUDD CONSTRUCTION CO. LEW GABLEIS 5409 Marks' sheet Fancy Delicatessen and Sandwiches GR 4.0233 4018 Chestnut Street A. E. IAMES G. BUSHEY Photographer PENNSYLVANIA GRILL' 5113 Ogden Street 40th and Spruce Streets The fun we've had at Western And the class of fifty-three Will long be remembered By us, EUNIE and LEE FOUR Luck from the Apprentices Record Staff of Iune '53 Compliments of Record Staff of Iune '52 Good I-UCI! Compliments BERNICE KILLEBREW ol From Mother, Father and Grandmother MI. and Mrs HGITY LBVIII Compliments of Compliments oi Record Class Marilyn Freedman Miriam Gollub of g.,,b.m p,c,,,ke1 JANUARY. FIFTY-THREE GR H100 Iewelers for Your Class Rings Special Discounts to West Philadelphia High Students and Graduates D I E G E S G C I-a U S T Manufacturing Iewelers OVERTONE RECORD SHOP 17 John Street Everything in Music New York 8 N Y 6212 Woodbine Avenue RINGS , PINS Mflifl' Levin, P1'0P1'i9I01' MEDALS CHARMS 'mort-uns Compliments of A FRIEND SAMUEL POZZI POZZI MOTORS Select Used Cars Wholesale :: Retail I 4050 Walnut Street Philadelphia 4. Pa. EVergreen 6-2995 f ' A Qi X Ly IRAD if : X , 31 L at if ff' EMARKREUISHRU, V 5 A P . vE 1 66 99 Have a Coke There's friendliness in the simple phrase, Have a Cokev. It turns strangers into friends . . . Coca-Cola stands for the pause that refreshes-has become the high-sign of people of good will. P ' somsn UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE cocA-coLA COMPANY BY THE PHILADELPHIA COCA-COLA BOTTLING COMPANY lselitttiziiiiiiiii U CANT BUY Fl ii'ii' iii'iiiiiiit odn WE CGREAM T W f iiii i i -Qi 'G THAN f A IRVING GLICK STUDIOS Commercial and Portrait Photographers Official Class of Ianuary 1953 Photographers 261 SOUTH SZND STREET ALLEGHENY 4-1187 lI2 Be safe! Choose a Business Career-prepare yourself for one of the thousands of opportunities which Will be Waiting for you in the business World on completion of your course here. Be sure of your future. Call the Reg- istrar today for information. J. FRANK CASE Utarion Hearing Aids Co. 1500 Walnut Street, Phila.. Pa. Suite 1206 PE 5-7468 We Carry a Full Line of Batteries, Cords. Accessories For All Make Hearing Aids SHORE BROS. Good Used Cars Since 1918 4219 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Pennsylvania II3 1 q 1 gl ,L-. ,pwvsg-r,ft AW' Our Siruzorc ITOIIgl'lIllllilLLUIlS to you gI'iLILllilL05L You'vc successfully rvztclicd an iinporlunt goal in your lirics. Hut, what llocs the liuturu hold? Uno llting is crrrtztin-un exciting utlx'e't1tt1t'0 in living Iios illltwltl ol' you! Pvrltups youill go to twollvgr: or lrusinuss school . . . pvrliups you'll travel . . . pr-rlmps you liuvt- at 0i1l'CCl' in inintl. Wliutvvcr il is, your goorl habit ol' slvmfv srzrirrg' can help you rt-utzli the important goals ol' your futurcv. Str-atly saving can bring you almost anything you want! So keep on using your PSFS Bunk Book. Keep Saving! P YOUR SCHOOL BANK THE PHILADELPHIA SAVING FUND SOCIETY Your deposits, up to 510.000, are insured by Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation II4 McCLOSKEY'S SHOE STORE Canvas Shoes and Exclusive Footwear 608 South 56th Street EL'S MEAT MARKET 550 North 56th Street SAM'S BARBER SHOP 620 South 56th Street TOE LEVIS' 40th cmd Girard Avenue Philodelphids Best All Beef Hot Dogs LEARY'S FLOWER SHOP 56th and Cedar Avenue FLOWERS F OR ALL OCCASIONS We will gladly deliver your flowers SH 7-5253 GREAT EASTERN T. V. 727 South 56th Street Compliments of RUTH FORMAN and HENRIETTA BELASCO .OOIIOOOIOIIOOOUOOOOOOIll... . I ' I I : - Decision 1 v 0 : Before deciding on plans for next : : year, check on the advantages of : n taking Peirce courses in Stenog- . : ruphy, Secretaryship, Business : o Administration, or Accountancy. In 5 : xuueh less time than you think, you Z I can acquire il thorough prepara- o : tion for a successful career in the : 0 business world. One of our experi- 0 : enced Career Counselors will be : : glad to heln you and your parents : 4 reach a decision about your future. . : XVrite, call, or telephone PEnny- : o paeker 5-2100. I : 5 0 n 0 1 . ' . 0 Q 2 ' SCNOOL OF 2 : BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 0 l : 1420 Pine Street : : Philadelphia 2, Pa. o l :'OOOIIIOIOIOOUOIIOIOOOOQOO: 5 A A SPECIAL 73:1 tg cuunsss for IIIIIII SIIHIIIII ISIIAIIIIAIES ' Those who desire to pass College En- trance Examinations 0 Those preparing for College and need additional subiects ' Those who need Refresher Courses and Special Reviews SAVE TIME ANO COST THROUGH SIMPLIFIED INSTRUCTION I :Over Graduates in College! '. I DAY AND EVENING CLASSES NOW FORMING Send for Annual Catalog LINCOLN PREP 203-2I7 So 20th St., Phila. Amoveo ron vsrenms I hp--- - ---------------u- PRODUCED BY WILLIAM T. COOKE PUBLISHING, INC 2I S. 2IsI STREET PHILADELPHIA 3. PA. PM-X, ,g J, fy 1 XX 1 a 1, ff! 15. Z? R, . 1 fl, qw. 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