Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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4,49 U' Qi' GRACE L. FREEHAFER LORRETTA G. DUFFY e E, OF the Senior Class, Wish to express our gratitude to Mrs. Duffy and Miss Freehafer who, as sponsors of the girls, so tirelessly endeavored to solve the many problems which faced us as an organized class. During our 11B and 12A terms we came to respect the wise counsel and to appreciate the practical help of Mrs. Duffy. Miss Freehafer supplemented this invaluable aid in our 12B term through her wealth of understanding and excellent guidance. May We extend to them both our heartfelt thanks as we leave the Germantown High School. Our contacts With them have greatly enriched our own lives as they doubtlessly will those of oncoming classes. 12

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P R I C I P IDR. W.Xl,'l'l'lli W. IIEIRKNICSS llr. llcrkncss has workcil conscicnlionsly lo aid lnclnhcrs ol' onr class choosc thc vocations which would hcsl scrvc ihcir inlcrcsls. Many linics hc pcrsonally visitcd classcs lo cnipha- sizc lllc many ncw opportnnilics which hail conic lo his altcnlion for high school graflnalcs. particularly lhosc l'0lIlI'llDllllllg.I to lhc clclcnsc projccls. llis assislancc in all phascs ol' our school lil'c will not hc l'org.:ollcn, lor hc has hccn a most cncrgciic and cnthnsiastic hclpcr. 'l'hc cordial, inlcrcslccl IIIILIIIIUI' in which hc con- clnclctl all his gniclancc inlcrvicws was char- aclcristic ol' his allitnrlc towarml lhc slnclcnls. 'l'hc Vlass ol' Jnnc. 1942 cxprcsscs its thanks to Dr. llcrkncss, a connscllor and a, lricnml. Unc ol' lln- onlslanrling clcvclopincnls in our school lhis sclncslcr was lhc formation ol' lhc Nlorris-Will Vhaplcr ol' lhc Xalional llonor Socicly nnclcr thc lcaflcrship ol' Dr. lYai4lclich. llis wcll-orgganizccl clforls in lln- Qlclcnsc projccls havc lllilfll' ilu- air-raixl clrills an onl- slanfling lcalnrc ol' our school's participation in lhc war program. 'l'o crcalc hcllcr coordi- nalion anrl nnrlcrslamling lmclwccn lhc lac- nlly an4l sln1lcnls,ancl to flK'li'l'lllllll' lhc major lcalnrcs anfl policics ol' social aclivilics, Ur. vviIl1ll'lll'll cslalrlishccl a lioarrl ol' Social Sponsors. WX- arc all llllllfllllllHlilll1'li1ll'llllill l7r.lVaimlc- lich has lnccn an cvcr-willing aclviscr in all onr nnclcrlakings. wc, lhc grarlnaling class, talic lhis opporlnnily to salntc him asa finc lcarlcr anfl loyal lricncl, ancl sinccrcly hopc that thc nmlcrgrznlualcs, and lhosc to follow, will profil as wc havc from his inany conlrihnlions. II DR. l,l l'lll'Ili I . WAIIDICLILII

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- 7----.--, I so V -----. -. 1- X 'wa I F - ' v I I I I CHARLES W. BART OLD ,fifre if S WE recall the closing semester of our high school life, we find Mr. Barthold an ever-present pilot in times of storm and stress. At our proms, elections, and other class functions, he could be found giving generously of his time and advice. His lively humor and abundant enthusiasm have endeared him to us permanently. Mr. Barthold has come to mean more than an adviser to our classy by his active participation in our class enterprises, through his maintenance of a youthful spirit in all his contacts with us, Mr. Barthold has become a friend whom we shall long remember. Let us all realize that much of the success of our class has been due to his keen foresight, and to his prudent judgment. With these inadequate words, Mr. Barthold, we express our sincerest gratitude- for services rendered. 13