Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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T GREETINGS OCKING back over the past three years spent in the Germantown High School, it seems impossible that we are about to be graduated. The time has passed rapidly, pleasantly, and profitably. Through the constant supervision and friendship of the teachers, we, the stu' dents, have progressed up life's ladder. We have gained much in character and knowledge for which we sincerely thank the faculty. We hope we have not been too diihf cult and have given our teachers some real joy in our stay in Germantown. It is with regret that we leave our good old school, but Time Marches Cn. To my fellow classmates I say, Thank You for the excellent cooperation and splendid class spirit shown throughout our stay at school. The Glass of june, '40 has had outstanding supporting oilicers, and, as presif dent, I wish to acknowledge their help and assistance. For the class members my wish is that they may have life at its best-good health, good friends, and good luck. FRANCIS E. COURTNEY, JR., Boys' President, june, '4O. FRANCIS GOURTNBY, President ROBERT GGLE, VicefP1fesident WILLARD KREBS, Secretary JOHN GRAVBNSTINE, Treasurer 27 HE CLA

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UN E 1940 GREETINGS UNE, 1940, marks the end of twelve years of assof ciations and friendships formed in the course of our public school education and culminating in our graduaf tion from Germantown School. These associations and friendships have influenced our lives, and their memories will be cherished in years to come. As we pursue our individual ways in college or in business, our paths will be divergent and it may be we will see one another only on stated occasions or at reunions. It is my wish that success may attend you, and give you the happiness that may be your portion. You have honored me by electing me your president during the past four terms, and you have loyally sup' ported me in the fulfillment of the duties of the oiiice. I am grateful, and thankful for your cooperation. As we separate, may I wish for each one of you that strength of character, and that sturdiness of purpose which will make you a worthy alumnus of our Alma Mater. Vale! Ever your friend, JANE BARBER. JANE BARBER, President ALBERTA TWINING, VicefP'rcsidem PHYLLIS MAIR, Secretary BARBARA WELSH, Treasurer 26

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JUKNE 1940 FRANK THOMAS ACQUAVIVA, Jn. 7020 Ardleigh Street ACADEMIC HOBBY: Sketching. Algebmically speaking: 41 -I-6N+7W +6F -1 Frank CURTIS CHARLES ALBERTSON 5707 N. Lambert Street n-xnusriuar HOBBY: Swimming. Acrivrrrasz Swimming Team. Algelrraically speaking: 2Q+5T+7R-f-X :Curt DAVID STEWARD ALCORN 249 W. Haines Street ACADEMIC HoBBY: Music. Acrrvrrnas: Orchestra F, E, D, C, B, Ag Band F, Slide Rule Club B, A. Algebfmically speaking: ZS-I-2B+1T-2R+1B :Dave ELIZABETH ABBIE ALEXANDER 434 W. Mt. Airy Avenue VOCATIONAL Arvr HoBBY: Cooking and Designing Clothes. Acrivirnzsz Senior Lunchroom Committee. Algcbraicaily speaking: 7A +4D+7E+5s 2 Betty ARTHUR JOHN ALLEN 5527 Morris Street ACADEMIC HOBBY: Studying Science. Algebraically speaking: SR- ID -1-2B-I-1H :Johann JEANNE MARIE ANDERSON 138 W. Upsal Street Acanemc HOBBY'Z Music, Gymnastics, Dressmaking, Photography, Fancy Goldfish. Acrrvn-ras: Gym Leader, Gym Team, Hi'Y, Committee of 10, A Cappella Chorus, Senator. Algebraically speaking: 2C+3D+3E-f-4N-l-SM :Jeanne MARIE ELIZABETH ANDERSON 5135 Germantown Avenue Acaonmc HoBBY: Collecting Dolls, Movie Star's Pictures. Acrrvmnsz Cliveden Representative D, Eg Latin Club E. Algebfraically speaking: 5E-I-1P+3S+6V 2 Marie Q RUTH HILMA ANDERSON 6316 N. Norwood Street VOCATIONAL ART HOBBY: Drawing. Acrivmizsz Sketch Club F, E, D: Debating Club B, Ag RECORD Boon Staff A, Clive' den Staff B, Ag Business Staff Senior Play. Algcbraically speaking: 1L+3D+8A-I-IW :Ruth HARRY HOWELL ANGST 4535 Greene Street Acanamc HOBBY: Photography. Acrrvmns: A Cappella. Algehraically speaking: 2Q-I-6C-4-SS-I-lL : Harry DOROTHY T. APPLEGATE 3304 Bowman Street commsncmr. HOBBY: Music. Algebvaically speaking: 4A -I-ZQ-I-6F+2T 2 Dot