Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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1 2B COMMITTEES Chairman-SALLY SPEAR Daniel Hickey Bill Pronzato Margie Sietz Doris Dager Janice Day Lois Reeves Nancy Smith Elma Miller Mildred Patterson Helen Leary Doris Buchse Betty Drew Mary Zurn LUN CHEON Chairman.-BOB SCHMITT Nelson Goudy Jack Copeland Alice Wurst Jean Oldach Chairmen Dave Weisenborn Bill Thomas Bob Michel Gene Meyung Marian Boughner Ruth Worrell Louise Lorenzine Virginia Lou Austin Mildred Evans Kitty Wright PROM JIM BOWER, BETTY BARBER Marguerite Lytle Florence Fischer Alice Beatty Miriam Bayne Irene Suflas 26

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Jean Albert Anne Beguin Carol Binswanger Anna Marie Cerino Mary E. Clayton Laura Lou Courtney Phyllis Eshbach Mildred Evans Mary Anne Fischer Robert F rick HONOR AWARDS Barbara Gosford Jean Haight Helen Jaffe Margaret Johnston L. Raymond Jones Adele Klein Margaret Landes Lois La Roche John Lawrence Robert Luongo Marguerite Lytle Robert Mostertz Lois Muschenheim Margaret Otto Jane Roberts Robert Schmitt Allan Schwartz Mary Kay Snyder Irene Suflas Jane Thiry Alice Wurst STUDENT ACTIVITY AWARDS The Student Activity Award may be obtained by any student of excellent char- acter, good scholarship and a good discipline record. He must be a member in good standing of some duly authorized and regularly constituted organization, engaged in some extra-curricular, non-athletic school activity. He must be recommended by the sponsor of the activity as having met this requirement and also as having ren- dered commendable service to the organization. Vincent Barba Helen Beatty Helen Blust June Borngesser Walter Buzzard Calvin Chamberlain Harold Clark Jack Copeland Elaine Hurwitz Ada. Kaplan Wynne Kaufman Robert Keyser Elaine Kornfeld Marie Monroe James Mullen Gordon Law Florence Osborne Emily Paul Priscilla Silvers Edith Sindell Margaret Sliuzer Sally Spear Daniel Staffiere William Thomas Jane Van Camp Finally, brethren, whatsoever things are true, whatsoever things are honest, whatsoever things are just, whatsoever things are pure, 'what- soever things are lovely, whatsoever things are of good reportg if there be any virtue, and there be any praise, think on these things. v -PHILIPPIANS IV, 8. WG is 25

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GRADUATION PLAN l xg if ' 5 l c ., W ff I l i Our Last Pr-omenadelm HTHE LAST ROUND-UPN LANS completed, equipment packed, and the trail marked out, our class started out for its last round-up. About the twenty-fifth of June, we dropped our reins at McAllister's hitching post for lunch. The ride had made us all hungry, and we were delighted to find such a wonderful feast in store for us. As we left. we all thanked Bob Schmitt and his cohorts for planning such amcrry frolic. Speaking of good times reminds us of the dance given a fortnight before the round-up which Betty Barber and Jim Bower handled so well. It was held at Cedarbrook Country Club's homestead June 5, and Bill Hammersly and his orchestra furnished the music. The girls received beautiful souvenirs. Hats off to Betty and .lim and their assistants for a great dance! With a final farewell to Bob Schmitt once again, we started on o11r way, and after a few days of riding the range, we finally dismounted and prepared for the most thrilling part of our ''round-up -commencement. We laid away our boots and saddles and donned more formal clothes for this great day. Preparations for this event had been completed beforehand by Sally Spear and her committee. Thus ended our ride -the round-up each and every senior will long remember. 27