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Page 30 text:
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Standing: Mullen, Vrooman, Gosford. Otto, Ruch, Staples, Stiles, Mr. Coleman. Sitting: Bache, Reese. BOOSTERS HE Boosters is one of the most active organizations of Germantown High School. It has accomplished much under the able sponsorship of Mr. Coleman. Each term during Booster Week, buttons are sold, and a dance is given. The proceeds from these go to various school needs. In the fall the organization sells football tickets, and on Memorial Day, poppies. Awards are given each term to the boys and girls having the highest averages in the sophomore, junior, and 12A classes. This year's officers are: Dan Reese. Chairmang Ginny , Ruch, Seeretaryg and James Mullen, Treasurer.
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PI AWARD HE highest award that Germantown can offer, the G Pin, is presented to a select group of students each term. A student must do outstanding work in extra-curricular activities of a non-athletic nature in order to be a recipient of this honor. It is also necessary that he he of a good character, and that he receive satisfactory marks in all his subjects. No more than ten students from the AH class, five from the BM class and three from the CH class may receive this award, but that quota is not always filled. Those from the Senior Class who have received the Cn Pin during their stay at Germantown are: A Term-Ann Ashley, Constance Ayres, Edward Block, Olga Domanski, Jo- seph F ulton, Lewis Logan, Harold Moorehead, Louise Sharpe, Norma Wedul, John Wilschke. B Term-lVIartha Gimbel, Catherine Cualtieri, Mildred Hudson, William Suflas, Laura Craig. C Term-Robert Gordon, Peggy McVicker, Deirdre Rhodes. GERMANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL hw in In rrmfy that of the Glass of has been awarded the g Qin m consequence of the attainment of the following requzrements Thposse f Lstan h ctslndlh P atm ofth deals d the b O. terasts f th sch dlns The d Lug fd Linde d alunblase iofhesch l tracurncular u wxhes of Q non sthleuc character 4 3 A grade not lower than F in all studies in the harm during which the award wus made and a-.mg the Pima., oem. x v mum mmm on-Hmmm 5 fit L 1 qm, 42: QQ- 5, '-CJ' . ,f . ess.-, -.,.-L , .M ,- ,..- t..-, ,sm ,..,. ..,.. -'29gL?'g5fi'?'.- ia5ifL543'97El 'zJ.'e'.fE- 'ii-E2-. W'.'EE-ff.-EXIF.lF,J. ?'.Rvf?1i 7 , .ing , - ,.-any-A , 323 92.1-:ff w-fi ig? fi H52 iiififgi ifai ElE,f'51?Hi3'3 HEI ffifgiiii '.1.:,'.- ' - Q-ii If , if if G'P IN AWARD iii :li G if iii . ' ' 71-3 if' , . . 'QP ,5 1 Q mm U an qu C m r e mm 1. ei .n ta es in 0 e oo. 71:5 QL 2 rm ei- 0 is n v an v r-vice no max . ' 72 Ct. , . l . I 3555
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