Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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iiiofe L1 zeal! 5 is , If 'R , gmfz . R1 'til Ili., fi. , R . E-- rmfy. yes. so . - it 1.fflm'+s V W 1 rl +:r1.,w,w 1 ff i my 2,21 . .fell .. A ,iff s,.--s1,,,,,.rr s , f is H ly nr CLASS ADUISER For The Boys REMEMBER YOUR TEACHERS It has been said that lathe years write their records O11 11191175 hearts as they clo on treesg inner circles of growth which no eye can seef' The impressions received in the years of youth's development are retainefl indefinitely, and our influence as teachers is often iln- plantexl subconsciously and not realized until many years have passefl. lt is our sincere wish to so direct the mind and purpose of the stuflent, that he llllly be able to choose antl properly qualify for a congenial life work. alfxperience shows that success is clue less to ability than to zeal. The winner is he who gives himself to his work, body anal soul. ln all your retrospections, remember our efforts were to impress upon you the import of the present, for on it is built your lo-morrow. Fozrrfcral mi 53,1 an , I N ym, ll l R I' ill, lx WM l glllliw IE Q1

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