Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE CLASS nfcoko, JUNE, 1935 -Haan swee- ffldviser for the Girls MISS GRACE I. FREEHAFER RUMS Fortissimo for Miss F reehafer, who, though already burdened with the leadership of the Gymkhana, the Dance Club, and various extra gym activities,still found time to be an excellent adviser, who was always ready to assist when assistance was needed, whose cheery personality aided us im- measurably in the work of finances and government. It was she who constantly worked for our gain, who did her utmost to make our work light, and whom we will always remember as one of the finest friends that we have had. A-al 18 Ile-A

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THE CLASS RECORD, JUNE, 1935 .9 im Y M5211 fy.. vlssisfafzf fo the 7'rz'rzc-ipal MRS. VIRGINIA DEM. HAACKE HY don't you go see IXIrs. Raackt-? . . . That is the remark heard so often in the Halls of Germantown when a student needs help. It is to you we go, Blrs. Raacke. for the solution of our problems, and aid for the future. Your kind interest and assistance are a pleasant memory of our days here at school. llany a one of us has been set on his track for the future at your suggestion. To you we owe much . . . we cannot express it all here, but may you accept these few words as a token of our esteem and devotion for all you have done for us. --if 17 Ia-

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THE CLASS RECORD, JUNE, 1935 -550 IIE-40' 1 . ,l . ls, x KV M' ,-, r P,,' QAdviser for the Toys ' KA ' ' MR. HARRY P. ROTHERMEL TAND up and cheer for that genial adviser, lVIr. Rothermel, who took such excellent care of our finances, who Was our mainstay in time of need, who aided us in all our class activi- ties, and Who strove to give us the best. To him, who proved such an asset to our class, whose excellent guidance in all matters resulted in their success, and whose aid, advice, and friendship We shall never forget, we offer our meager but sincere appreciation. --:JI 19 It'-