Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mathematics Department JOHN C. BECHTEL Edna E. Cassel K. Eleanor Cooper Louis Gordon E. Cvrace Harcly Elmer A. Jacoby Helen Lamlmerton Physical Eclucation Department LEOPOLD F. ZWARG Wilbert R. Augustin Grace l. Freehafer Charles W. Barthold Science Department Fredericlc Reith Virginia L. Snycler GEORGE W. PLUMMER C. Eclna Bramble Frecla L. Brummer Elizalaeth Evans Home Economics Helen T. Higgins Martha C. .lenlcins Freclericlc Leighton John Y. Pennypaclc Cl' THE FACULTY Anna Nl. lVlullilcin Harry P. Rothermel Helen A. Tyson Mary J. Steger Florence A. Wert Franlc P. Primiano Jessie A. Roclman Walter K. Van Haagen Elsie Allen Anna Krauser Kathleen Anglin Ruth VV. Johns School Counselor May C. Sutch Music Department Grace E. Evans School Physicians P. Howland Shaw, lVl.D. Yetta E. Deitch, lVl.D. Clerical Assistants Librarian Speech Correction Theoclora C. Blorlget Florence S. Dows Eleanor E. Cvolclen Karl Zapl Nurse Home and School Visitor lxflildred J. Oderman, R.N. Anna C. Siegele OTTO L. FALTERMAYER Fay B Gordon Marguerite T. Bennett Helen 'McCook 21 Dorothly Stewar

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THE FACULTY DR. LESLIE B. SEELY, PRINCIPAL Virginia cIeM. Raaclce, Assistant to the Principal Art and Mechanic Arts Department WILLIAM L. BENCKER Howard H. Denn George D. Cvideon, Jr. Corinne B. Harclcastle Commercial Department MARGUERITE EVANS Charles S. Donnelly Jacob Gelman Kathryn A. Gill Spencer R. Graves Louise H. Kahler English Department WILLIAM WOODS Henry P. Balcer Henry F. Coleman, Jr. Emily R. Ehling Rhea E. Ege Cecil E. Fanning History Department GARTON S. GREENE Herloert F. Arnolcl Leon S. Drumheller Harry H. Fox Language Department EDITH F. RICE Cveorge VV. Bacon Florence Buckley Alice B. Chubb Anna L. Cole Harry VV. Jacobs Eugene C. Moore Roland L. Rudrauff Amelia C. Kern Isaclore Klein Martin H. Laclerman Elsie M. Lamine Catharine A. Logan Mary E. Logan Julia N. Goodman Florence L. Heulaach Matthew M. Hynson J. Frank Jones John E. Mason Mary F. Prichard Cvrace E. N. Cvetcllell Kathryn E. Grotevcnt Elsie M. Monroe Mary A. Palmer wwf' Qc. Carl F. Haussmann Anna M. Heller Alice M. Hutchings Mary W. May 20 Henry D. Soclerlaerg F. Elizabeth Wherry Vina J. Monroe Kathryn S. Morison Edward A. Raaclce Elizabeth Shelling Annahell Smyth Marion Prince Edith R. Steele May C. Sutch Caroline VV. R. Thorne Madge M. Young Leigh VV. Prentice George M. Schuster f I Percival S. Strauss S We Percival H. Nicholas Bertha Rosenheimer Sarah A. Schaefer

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A-P-P-L-E-P-L-E-X-Y E hear that one of our famous football men wears two pairs of pants to make him look huriy. We heard also about a restaurant murder that was solved by getting the fingerprints out of the soup. Of Course they were the waiter's. Sonia Andersen and Doris Depue d0n't drink coffee for breakfast: they say it keeps them awake during classes. Teachers give lengthy assignments so that the students will get used to night life. The more we read about the triais in Russia, the more we are convinced that someone is Stalin around. The sales tax has put the cent hack in its own. George Brauckman thinks they use knots in the ocean to keep the ocean tide. tHe told me so, in dead earnestj Little drops of water, Freezing as they fall: Fat men's feet fly upward, Blopi And that is all. An orchestra leader, when he huys a house, always wants a little swing on the front porch. I got up a little hit late this morning because I set all the familyys clocks and my own watch to Jimmie Fidler's hells. A little miss asked us the other day, UVVhy do they put the holes in Swiss cheese, when it's the limhurger that really needs the ventilation? We asked her the past tense of Uscreamf' She said, uscramf' We nodded our heads, and she did. Don't pull any doors marked, Upushfy Nliss Lamine was telling her class the value of buying the Record Book. She told them what fun it would he in later years to dig out the hook and look at the' pictures. She told them they would say to themselves, Theres Johnny, he's a doctor: there's Mary, she's a nurse: there's Al, he,s a lawyer-fu There's teacher, sang out Archie, Ushe's dead. We report that WOR has just signed off, thereby heating your Germantown correspondent to hed hy five minutes. Goom-bye. 22