Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

Text from Pages 1 - 130 of the 1945 volume:

Girls' Hizy P? oys, Hi :Y 5 S WD. Ninety-two tamps anal Bonds Clipper Staff N inety-thr Tits Qlll in Cfalun Well, I'll bc danimedf' cried the little brook as the fat lady fell off the bridge. Boss, pointing to a cigarette stub on the floor, Henry, is this yours? L'Not at all sir-you saw it first. The superintendent of an insane asylum noticed one inmate pushing a wheelbarrow upside down. He asked Ray Miller why do you have it upside down? Ray replied, You don't think I'm crazy do you? I pushed it right side up yesterday and they kept filling it with gravel. Upon seeing a book entitled, What Every Man Wants, Fifi bought one to see if they spelled her name correctly. The man is lit And sharp of wit Who makes high marks that are ninety. But the man worthwhile Is the man who can smile As the teacher hands him a fifty Whatever trouble Adam had, No man in days of yore Could say, when Adam cracked a joke, I've heard that one before. Ninety-four Professor- I am going to speak on liars today. How many of you have read the twentyfiifth chapter of the text? Nearly every student raised his hand. Professor- Good, You are the group to whom I wish to speak. There is no twenty' fifth chapter. A pony in the hand is worth two in the book. The butcher was surprised when a slim young woman asked for twentyfive pounds of beef. All the same, he cut it off the joint and put it on the scales. Will you take it with you, or shall I send it to your home? he asked. Ch, she murmured, blushing prettily, 1 don't want to buy it. You see, the doctor said I had lost twentyffrive pounds, and I wanted to see what it looked like in a lump. Roberta Qboredj-L'Well, what shall we do this evening? Robert- Let's think hard- Roberta- No, let's do something you can do, too. Voice over phone- Pop, guess who got kicked out of college? f h' A 'ji 3 f C - Q aw x-J z sw-JJ 0' 'i i.. QQ - 1 ,, 1 1 I 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 l 1 1 1 , ' 1 11 1 ' 4 ' 1 1 xv, ,1 QP' 1111 9 '1 . fl . :gi 1 ,X ,VI , 1 ' I ,, 11,7-1 1, ,,,1f,,1g 1 , 1 FACULTY ATHLETIC COUNCIL First Row: Messrs. Soldberg, Coleman, Kehs, Nicholas, Barthold, Second Row: Messrs Raacke, Shuster, Webb, Zwarg, Baran, Hynson. Atbletic Awar s and I I BUTLER, GEORGE Swimming II, I '43 '44, '45 Football Numerals '4?.g II '43, '44 CISARIO, JOSEPH E. Track II '45 DAVIES, RICHARD Cross Country Numerals '43: II '44 Track Numerals '43: II '45 DUHAN, LAWSON A. Gymnastic Numerals '44 DARVIN, RICHARD Basketball II '43: I '44 Baseball II '43: I '44, '45 Football I '44 Gym Leader GIBSON, ROBERT C. Football Numerals '4?.: I '44 GREGORY, LEON A. Swimming II '44: I '45 GUTHRIE, RALPH Swimming Nurnerals '43 Track '43g I '44, '45 Baseball II '44: I '45 Football II '44 HENNINGER, HORACE Football Numerals '42, '43: II '44 Traclc Numerals '44 HOTCHKISS, JAMES GEORGE Cross Country II '43 Basketball Managerg II '44: I '45 Gym Leader KEMP. ALEY FRANK Cross Country II '44 KLOSTERMAN, RICHARD L. Tennis I '44, '45 Swimming Numerals '44 LAMONT, DONALD T. 4 Cross Country Numerals '42g I '43 LESWING, IRVIN Football Numerals '4Z: I '43, '44 Gym Team Numerals '43 Gym Leader LICHTEN, WILLIAM LEWIS Soccer Numerals '42: II '43 Cross Country I '44 Track II '44, I '45 MILES, ROBERT Swimming Numerals '43 Gym Numerals '43: I '44, '45 Track I '45 Gym Leader MILLER, RAYMOND H. Baseball I '43, '44, '45 Football I '43, '44 Gyn Leader MCCONAGHY, RICHARD Soccer Numerals '43 MOSER, ROBERT R. Track I '45 MYERS, ALAN THOMPSON Soccer I '44 Gym Leader Nilzcfy-sewn: OI'l0l'S NATHERN, JOHN s. Football Numerals '42: I '43, '44 Track Numerals '44 Gym Leader PACHELL, THOMAS Track II '44 RALDIRIS, RAPHAEL I. Soccer Numerals '42 SAFTLAS, IRVING Basketball I '45 SCOTT, LEON WISLAR Football Numerals '42: II '43 Swimming Numerals '42 Tennis I '44. '45 SIEGERT, JOSEPH Swimming II '44: I '45 Cross Country I '44 Track I '45 TREXLER, FRANK Football II '43, '44 TORKILDSEN, EDWARD Soccer Numerals '42 VAN VRANKEN, RICHARD 'T Golf I '45 WARONKER, MALCOLM Basketball II '44 WHITE. WILLIAM R, Track Numerals '44 Football Numerals '43' II '44 6 1 W luonl ' ... EIIiF5- II. ' : :: I I I Il-Iii I . ' ' ' 'S E7 ' I I : I' I I' I I Fight on Fight on for Gemantown, Plunge for - ward with that ball. I IIS- I I I 1 I I i I I I. .I I ' . . . ' :-If -I' - If ' 5 I IJ- ' 17: If 1 -I 1 ' 1 F ,IL ' if 1 T 'IF T H+ Ly I I I' I If I I :E ' ' f - A I- I I I I - : ' I I I 5 , +5 , -O I I Vi I IiI I I I I I I I ILJIJ Just dig right in, you've got to win Our Bears must fzev - er I xg I 5 T I , Ig I I I I 1 : i i j G2 74,4 .fl J I ' I .gr -r 7 - .J fd , 4 f ' ,N I - I R- I W If P If f If I I I I ' I I . I . . ,I I , . I ' ' 3 ,I ,I P I I I I I I lI1' I I I I I I Y I I I I J Eau, J 3 I J I I 1, J - fall Beat ------ I Green and White of qeg-IIIQI-Iwzm 5113.11 -new - er ben,-1 I-,he aI' . 7 if T I -I I I N I . I: I-4- Ii' .I ' :I I' I -Iii? I-QFIEI ' I .-- :I... ... a I -1- YT I II fl II: Y i 7 9 I I I I I I ' ' I I I I .I I I .I I I- -I I I IIIII, I I I I I I I I I Q I In I I,,f I Jmee So do not yield, speed clown the field. 'Fight on to . I - I I S7 III .II , ' I :I If 3 J II? I' v 4 IF 7 7 71 1 SI if T . - . I I I I I I5 I I I I :I I -I I I I I I :I I -I I fI 4 fg I + ui J I' I I 5 ,I I -I QI 'M I I I I I I I I I I' I I ' I I I I I . I ' I I I gm. ,. -'I-I-Il-J - I . --I , J J f vie - to - ry. RAH! HAH! rfint on to vie - to - 17 I I P X I - I I t I ' I II! -1- JW J ,I 3 55 1 '- Y 3 1 7L:I ' 4 . 9 6 B+' ff T I I I 5 I I I I .I J I k I 'FI I 5 I EI I 5 . 4 I 'gg Ninety-eight Football First Row: Richards iAssistant Coachl, Trexler, Garvin, Graves, Miller, Hardy, Kirk, Staf- feri, J. Erickson, Nathern, Leswing, Butler, Bannak, iCoachJ. Second Row: Bencker, fMan- ager, Jacobs, Ashmead, Guthrie, Scott, LeRoy, Clark, Cholerton, Nasife, DiMuzzo, Kath- rins, Henry, Borzner, fHead Managerl. Third Row: Shields, Gibson, R. Erickson, Gran- denetti, Grifliths, Mushrush. Fourth Row: Ward flVlanagerJ, Anderson, Lupton, Gourley, Frank, Galante, Weissberg, Rimshaw, Benner fManagerJ. Drawing great crowds of excited spectators, foot' ball held the spotlight among the fall sports at Gerf mantown High School. In the early part of September approximately seventy-five hopefuls reported to Joseph Bennak, head coach following Al Webb's entrance into the Navy, attempting to place themselves in the starting linefup. With an experienced backheld ref turning from the preceding year, Coach Bannak, reverently referred to as L'Mother Bannak by his boys, concentrated his efforts on developing a strong forward wall. While the team experienced quite a few pitfalls among their opponents, the season was not what would be termed an unsuccessful one. Victories against teams from Germantown Academy, Central High School, and Norristown High School, made the season a memorable one as these teams are rivals of long standing. Undoubtedly an event of major importance in shaping the future achievements of the team was the sudden seizure of Coach Bannak with pneu- monia before the Northeast game. As a result of this, Mr. Bannak was unable to witness his team's seven-to-nothing victory over the red and yellow from Central High School. During Mr, Bannak's illness the team was coached by Paul Kehs and Lt. Alfred Webb, home on leave. Outstanding among the members of the squad were: John Erickson, diminutive guard named on the second team of the AllfPublic football squad, Dale Mushrush, and jack Trexler, tackles, Bob Hardy and Russ Kirk, backs, Irv Leswing and Bob Gibson, end and guard, respectively, all of whom were honorably mentioned for the same AllfPublic squad. At the conclusion of the season the team mem- bers elected ,as their captain, Pat Stafiieri, now serv' ing in the United States Marine Corps. Pat was outstanding throughout the season because of his linefcrashing abilities and was known to have raff fled, as Johnny Jacobs would say, quite a few of the team's better helmets. rf Ninety 'nine Led by john L'Bonnie Fraser, one of the outf standing goal tenders in the Public High Soccer League, the freefbooters concluded a season which, although not unsuccessful, failed to bring any vicf tories home to the halls of Germantown High School. The season was not an unsuccessful one because the boys, besides tying teams from Gratz and Frankford, played a game that, while not crowded with victorious contests, was an epic of sportsmanship. The team, coached by H. Hynson, was also stalf warted by Alan Myers, member of the class of June, 1945. OCCZI' Paced by Ken Dixon, sprinter extraordinaire, the pebblefhoppers of the crossfcountry team crashed through to an unexpected fourth place in the Pubf lic High Championships. Not only successful in the championships, the team also carried away top honors in a dual meet with Frankford and Roxborough. joseph Seigert, Robert Thomas, and Royce Webb teamed with their captain, Ken Dixon, to make victories such as these possible. Too much cannot be said of Ken Dixon's work, for, had he not won, and paced the team as he did in the championships, such an illustrious record could not be recorded on this page. One lz11f1drr'd ,ross Country I'aCli Ym Placing a well-balanced squad on the field, Mr. Baron, coach of the track team, has not been able to witness ine results of his handiwork up to the time this article was written. A hint of the team's power was given on April 27th and 28th when a selected group of runners distinguished themselves at the fifteenth annual Penn Relay. This team of runners, coupled with a team of fieldfmen coached by Joseph Bannak, have shown up well in their first two encounters with Central and Overbrook. While the team was not too im- pressive in the meet with Central, they distinguished themselves when they were unfortunate enough to lose to a strong Overbrook team by 'llfz points. Outstanding members of the team were: Bob Moser, Ken Kellner, john McAfee, hurdles, Gene Watts, Bob Burgess, sprintsg Ken Dixon, Joe Sei' gert, Bill Lichten, Bob Thomas, distanccg Bob Miles, john Miller, Monty Gardener, pole vaultg Bob Lowry, broad jump: Bob Johnson, john Miller, Bob Ona Izzmdred 0110 Miles, Ralph Guthrie, high jump, and Ralph Guthf rie, shot put. John Miller, Monty Gardner, pole vault, Bob Lowry, broad jumpg Bob johnson, John Miller, Bob Miles, Ralph Guthrie, high jump, and Ralph Guthrie, shot put. Though lacking in manpower, as seems to be a general thing in today's world, the musclefflexing men of the gym team made a commendatory record for themselves this past season. Wiiiiiing meets with Girard and South Philadel' phia, and placing fifth in the Public High Gym' nastic's Championships, proved to be the prme highlights of the season. Two boys, Bob Miles and Hugo Stein, returned from the 1944 team to aid the squad in its ay complishments. Miles, perhaps the most outstandl ing of all the team members, placed fourth in the championships and was noted for his work on the side horse. HIGH SCHCDCDL 19 xi -l-ennis Although not looking too impressive at the time of this writing, the tennis team, coached by Mr. Jacobs and captained by Leon Scott, may have some impressive laurels to bring back to Germantown at the conclusion of the season. Golf Teeing off, and replacing all necessary divots, the golf team seems to be of the timber that will make a good showing for itself this season. Coached by Paul Kehs, and captained by Bonnie Fraser, the team is composed of such Qi! ff S- farm, ., W Ver, U X if tl llllrllllf Held up for three weeks by poor Weather, the team showed a lack of practice in matches held against Penn Charter and West Philadelphia. The team is composed of Bill McKinley, Nor- bert Aicher, Ed Haines, Harry Schuster, singles, and Dick Klosterman and Leon Scott, doubles. stalwarts as Bill Bencker, Rich Benner, Dan Fera, Dick Van Vranken, and Jim Bresnan. While it is too early, at the time of this writ' ing, to enumerate any of the match scores, an excellent season seems to be in the making. X ix I ll SIN will - ng if lf .. V ll I It uf! 1 , f V ', r-J-, will gf .1 'S if One 11 zmdrcd iwo Basketball l First Row: Coach Barthold, M. Tendler, B. Rubin, J. Blaine, R. Guthrie, L. Aronson, J. Bach- man, T. Tazumi, Manager Hotchkiss. Second Row: E. Ingrahm, F. Ditomasso, W. Wilson, P. Bohm, P. Twelves, C. Ginsburg, S. Davidoff. Third Row: Asst. Manager Brown, B. Strick- man, L. Hawkins, F. Fazzini, I. Davidoff, D. Marrington, R. Robinson, J. Nazzerlian, Asst. Manager Abramson. Fate dealt its blow to the mermen of Germantown by taking from their grasps the Public High swimming championship. Losing to the swimmers from Northeast High in the iinal relay event by a margin of only a few inches, the Baranmen lost both a dual meet to the Archives and the championship. Prior to the dual meet with Northeast, the team had emerged victorious from meets with teams such as those from Central, LaSalle, and Southern. Don Ratayski, elected captain of the team at the season's close, won the 5O'yard freestyle event at the championships and would have gained the diving crown had he not slipped on his last dive. Excelling in the backstroke event was Dick Lott, now in the United States Navy. Another stalwart of the team, also serving his country in the Navy as this is written, was Harold Markley, who swam in the 220 and 100fyard freestyle events. Don Rafferty, with George Butler, swam breaststroke par excellence. Contributing materially to the team's successful record was Leon Gregory, ff diver and freestyler. Mr. A. Baran, coach of the team, is proud, not only of his team's record in com' f petition, but of the fact that several of the past team members are now serving as instructors in swimming, helping to save the lives of many of our fighting men. lil 'L'-ff: 'vs 0110 lzmzdrud three ,V ew -ff Q fb F'- J' v :B N 'xv X X Q 0 Y' M ,Q - 3,4 K QQ X W ,,., Q .5 R xisziqlw F .11:,, ,,-,., ,,, X .Z WS x X ,Q ya ,. 1 serif iw FS? XQX X s Page 'QR fx X A Q xx Xgxkk N, w x x A sf X X . . ..., QQ? ' ' '- f ' f QQ fe 2. Q 5, X. 2 ff 1 is QQ' xg? 9' X -ESYEX 51: ,Ez-1s:4..,, 1: V . . ml 5 Q, is 53 , Q ,P Q, g as-1 1 1 Q3 hmm urls 1, Fight Cn zz Fight Baseball X K If I If . ff, f'f. Al l , l ,. 2 rt Plagued by numerous misplays and bad luck, what seemed to be a team composed of Cham' pionship material has had difficulty in finding itself. Paced by several returning members of last year's squad, the baseball team stacked up to be a championship aggregation before the season began. However, innumerable errors and failure to come through in the clutches proved to be the team's downfall. Neither Coach Raacke or Captain Miller have been able to pull the boys together into a smooth' running combination. The team members are: Bob Erickson, Sam Morocco, Dick Nasife, Bucky Grandinetti, inf Heldersg Dick Garvin, Bill Frank, Milt Tendler, outfieldersg Skillman, Aaronson, Richter, Advena, Clarke, pitchers, and Ray Miller, catcher. One hzmdrcd five A. Counci Toy Row: Mary Frey, Jean Kolb, Nancy Anderson, Kathleen Spearing, Marianne Taulane, Mary jane Brady, Audrey Maurer, June Spahr. Bette Peters. Middle Row: Evelyn Goetz, Lorraine Moran, Gini Moore, Lois Gimmi, Margaret Alcorn, Nancy Zurn, Dorothy Schu- mann, Joanne, Stanford. Bottom Row: Helen Southall, Secretaryg Pat Kerns, Chairman. A. A. Bam! Top Row: Marianne Taulane, jean Malloy, Marion Greisel, Janet jones. Middle Row: Nancy Anderson, Kathleen Spearing, Audrey Maurer, Nancy Zurn, June Spahr. Bottom Row: Lorraine Moan, Treasurerg Joanne Stanford, Presidentg Dorothy Schumann, Vice-Presi- dent, Mary jane Brady, Secretary. Om' H111m'1'rd Sim ancing Club l - V . . , .,., . . , f, . nv , -, .,..-. x-,.x.- V , .Y Leidy, Cardill, Dantzscher, Carrol, Zabludoff, Reilly, Esterline, Glenwright, Young Maurer Spahr, Willianms, Schmidt, Rockey, Murry, Warrington, Feinburg, Sromel, Hurley Lee Peters, D. Lee. Kaufmann, Stranges, Salkowe, lVlcKnight, Shapiro, Whiteman Schultz Arno'd, Yarns, Arnold, Alcorn. Back Row: Whiteman, B. McCullough, P. McCullough, Koontz, Bindrim, Stranes, Jacobs, Miller, Clarke, Venechanos, Stanel, Peters, Front Row: Maurer, Schultz, Alcorn, Ziegler, Pike, Leber, Sabul, Spahr. Ou: lzzmdrcd SL Z'CI1 ancing Rlclmg Toy Row: Holywac, McDougal, Tau lane, Mallay, Wyrick, Binns, McEnly, Senges, Hopkins, Donnevan, Cro necker. Middle Row: Baruch, Derby shire, Anderson, Widtman, Bayard Chaite, Gimmi. Bottom Row: Heald Leach, Pancoski, Goldsmith. Bovvhng Top Row: Kerns, Keuhl, Brun, Damico, Rosa. Middle Row: Colb. Crowe, Owen, Updyke, Foell, Goss. Bottom Row: Craver, Wayne, Loesch, Schumann, Halliday, Stauffer, Leach, Lemon, Mackey, Moore. Pqochey Top Row: Tuercke, Aceto, J. Jones, N. jones, Smith, Knott, Wood, Nel- son, Montgomery. Bottom Row: Al- corn, Benvenito, Zurn, Brady, Stan- ford, Schumann, Stamper, Greisel, Kuehl, Spearing, Smith, Moran. Basketball Back Row: Senges, Mgr., Brady, Wood, Lyons, Mgr. Middle Row: Smith, Zurn, Knott, Schumann, Capt., Stamper, Spahr, Nelson. Front Row: Jones, Smoth, Moran, Sudell, Hudson. Leaders Standing: Schultz, Whiteman, Novella, Tuercke, Glenwright, Cravis, McCullough, Harscheid, Hettler, Summers, Humphrey, Merry, Alcorn, Jones, Kerns, Widtman, Terry, McGill, Bennett, Volpe, Smythe, Pallatte, Eperter, McKeone, Burns, Moran. Kneeling: Spahr, Lee, Zurn, Brady, Schu- mann, Huifnagle, Cooper, Morley, Pierce, Stranges, Volpe, Larving, Wood, Ellmore, McKnight, Bare, Griesel, Hughes, Brooks, Bindrim, Leeb, Zuinell, Lam, Peters, Leidy, Miller. Sitting: Southall, Leser, Maurer, Reichart, Benvenito, McClaudy, Wood, Grif- fin, Davis, Haghorn, Warrington, Purnell, Kelly, Mayer. Girls, wimming Standing: Magrory, Miller, Zutn Scott, Whalen, Mayer, Schmalz Brun, Johnson, Stauffer, Lyons Schwindt, Southall, Robinson, Kolb Wayne, Smith, lVIcCutcheon, Knott Reichart, Kelly, Mallrer. Klweling Moran, Kerns, Arnold, Esterline, Al, corn, Sudell, Smith, Vaughn, Grie sel, Holywac. Front Row: Lorenzini Tuercke, Brun, Nlontgomery, Spahr Stanford, Brady, Jones, Cardell Peters, Dorenzini. HHVE YOU EVER SEEN . . . f--- ,545 W Q,-3 Q? U-hfkwX Mig 6? 'lg SJ fr ogg gf, an ' XQCQ ff Q U, J E f fs pfiw E Qi! V KJ LUNCH ROOM MOHITOQEE Q Q7 SREZM Xlf QF' Q f by GSH QQ? 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Bam-ner, long lnznylt wavm-O'erthe land of the free and the homeof tln-klravel Ban-ner in tri-unmplmluall wife O'erthe land ofthe free and the homeof the brave! -Ti'.Tfx7n P .-g-1.hp ' Lil ' 44 - : H., - Qtsclrriz grunt -' 'n :nam :Pi - 5 jk - ,fy-- - -y - - V F our In a dusty coke bottle, on a window sill Was found a document, an old class willg Twas found in the year 2005, hardly a stude was then alive Who rmembered the class of june, '45, Though it won't be found till that day, Well put below what we have to say. We the graduating class of june, 1945, being of sound mind and body, after spending three or more years in pursuing knowledge, do hereby ordain and establish this last will and testament. TO THE 1OA'S 1. All remaining standing room in the lunchrooms. 2. The right to be kidded by the seniors and to bear the brunt of freshman jokes. -u :-. The thrill of winning a football game. 4. All second-hand elevator passes and tickets for the swimming pool on the fifth floor. 3 .. The rght to wear G. H. S. pins and stickers. 6. The stirring emotion caused when gazing at those exalted and dignified persons known as seniors. TO THE JUNIOR CLASS we leave the hope of more recognition in future years. TO THE l2A'S 1. A priority for the front row assembly seats. 2. The glory of working for the Record Book and the duty of writing a completely original one. n Q. The trials and tribulatons of the senior essays. 4. The privilege of joining some clubs so they can CLASS 5. Midnight oil for use on the eve of an important exam. 6. The duty of learning the Alma Mater so that you may sing it at your graduation. TO THE FUTURE GENERATIONS OF G.H.S. 1. Clocks in every room. 2. Escalator passes. 3. Knives, plates, turkey and roast beef sandwiches. 4. For girls only: streamlined gym suits and the privilege of wearing slacks while walking through the boiler room. To Mr. Nichols: a plaid bow tie to wear to the Senior Prom. TO THE FACULTY To Mrs. Wallace: more energy and vitamins to cope with the student body. To Mrs. Moore: alkafseltzer. To Mr. Wolf: a piggy bank for the class dues. To Miss Bramble: a bottle of perfume for the hydrogen sulfide classes. To Mr. Manlein: all future Dick Tracy car- toons. To Mrs. Glenn: a mechanical paper marker, To Mr. Arnold: a new set of assignment A's. To Dr. Rodman: all the wretches of the Physics II classes. fRats!J To Mr. Klein: a 1950 Income Tax form to tackle. To Miss Steele: a Bryn Mawr accent. To Mr. Jacobs: vocal lessons. To Miss Cooper: a summons for speeding in say something about you in the Record Book. Algebra. A .f l X . ' - 55 - F ' I - 1 xt dis 'f r !ff'iX 3? - I -- , f 4 E -A G 'J Z i- I One hundred twelve WILL To Mr. Coleman: another jug of spring water. To Miss Lamberton: a municipal stadium to hold the crowds during organization week. To Mr. Greene: a new flea to catch. To Mrs. Brennan: moving stairs throughout the building. To Dr. Plummer: a white cooks hat and apron to serve lunch to his college chemistry class. To Mrs. Duffy: an award for one of the best dressed women. To Miss Brady: compulsory lunch outside the building. TO ALL FUTURE PASSENGERS of the 52 we leave Clarence-what would we have done with' out him. INDIVIDUALS LEAVE Ardath Rodebaugh: her toofthick Social book to anyone else who also has the strength to carry it. Florence Ramson: a compass to all 1OA's. Harriet Poland: her black and blue knees from doing the indian dance to the school. Carl Peters: his height to Mr. Gelman. Marie Comstock: her quick thinking and spicy language to Mary Kelly. Elaine Serody: three feet of her height to Caroline Karp. Joe Siegert: his walk to all the future grasshoppers of Germantown High School's premises. 7 isxll O ?b-Q Q iii s joan Scott: her dimples to all those who are tired of sleeping on buttons. Louise Gettlin: her musical ability to all future monotones. john Huberti: his slide rule to Dr. Rodman. Louise Craves: more maps to Miss Buckley to cover her tests. jane Taylor: her red hair to Doris Kirsch. Dorothy Pagel: her sunny disposition to brighten up Blue Mondays. Fuzzy Garvin: his athletic ability to Peter Kiefa' ber. Connie Seitz: her low voice to Margaret Beck. Eleanor Rhodes: the work of the Record Book to Margie Binns. George Butler: his gavel to the next president. Jean Reid: her good marks UQ in Physics to Gini Moore. Doris Scheuer: her locker combination to all late comers. Bill Newman: his brilliant physics answers UQ to anyone who wants to have them. Florence Zalicovitz: her Spanish pronunciation to Phylis Zeive. We hereby make as sole executor and trustee of this will Miss Schmidt because of her vast and varied knowledge of many subjects, CLASS OF JUNE, 1945 S3 One hundred thirteen New A Ona lzmzdred foznrfcczz ,i .,,. . FF :many K V X f a X One lzlmdred fifteen A clcnowledgments . To Strawbridge and Clothier's jean Sardon Studio for their ex' cellent photographs. To Clark Printing House Inc. for producing a book of distinction in printing. To Dr. Zwarg for his fine pictures of the athletic teams. To Lotz PhotofEngraving Company for their fine engraving. To Mrs. Moore for her cheerful cooperation and excellent guidance. To all the members of the faculty for their help in making this book possible. To the Staff and Student body for their competent work. THE EDITORS ey to Laby Pictures jean Ried and Margaret Berry Ioan Scott Elaine Taylor Louise Hagy Esthermae Knight Doris Franks Dee Budington Eleanor Rhodes Dot Braun Iohn Nathern Bette Peters Margaret Miller ey to Service Gilbert Vaughn Vlames A. Bergan, Ir. Raymond Emerson Edward Moore William Edwards jack Davis 13. Barbara Kramer 14. Ray Miller 15. Mary Lou Kramer 16. Barbara Scharf 17. joan Cushman 18. Dorothy Quinn 19. Nancy Haldeman 20. Frank Merwin 21. Rosemary Sarak 22. Marie Kelly 23. Lois Lemon 24. Dolores Goldsmith 7. Robert Bradheld 8. Horace Coffin 9. Bob Greene 10. lack Anderson ll. 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WW 'W x 'N fffff V N E 53 Qi S X2 Q iw ll ll o proudly we Iwai 17 C1 E June 1945 dechcare our dqegrqboolzgiootlje men of f5ern1an'tooJn jj geljool serumg 1' err connrrq e5p42L 512315 1-o Hjofve an o ave qwen Llrfe Lroelf 'Ilia null so order our 11.025 Hijfll' lf 54 dead 5 all nor mae arrq H IU q arren Elanlis LU1lham E Bender ru: ld Bred cramnel Brown 3 A Brace FL Elanhnq rc ard LU Cflonrad ffarneo fonwag Ted Coshqan an D Ugrawford Ldward I5 Ualfo Fdruord IF fuerdt Pnchard f' Fde Ildward IT Hgnn Prancw 6 Foodq Iraners H Eallaq er Pnc ard Gardner J on J a 11 an Tfeorge be le el Jack Bac us ded m. nan fred F 'vuolowff Ugomas C annlton Ulm PL fjddebranli 6 '1 Probert Cb Froelle James H Karma fuqene F IU on James Hleilorraaeh Robert menkzrnqer Beoroe C7 monroe 'alexander J mnrdoch-1 Floberl' Y HCQIIIZI' .Udharn Rowan feorge .Pender .Udham C7 'moernalier Puc'l1ardT 'vprmqer Hd ur Fr CLeLd7man 6eorqe F weaver 'Hui ony '7c:aH:one - -v 7 pf 1 Y ' Q Ara ' 3 'Y 'L A, '17 , .v , 1 o O ,U 11 ' ff he l o Q , , 4 so ICJ 17 'L 1 A Rf . r Y ' 4' 0 O ' , o. N , J 1 .H ' A A O 4' o Q 4 , 0 Y 4 gl war , ' ' ,, lf - P L. N , , , , 9 f 1 fY ,K 4' .. O 9 ,4- . 0' 0 f Ii' 4' U 4' Cbhoma5 eljanfd ' 4 0 4, r A' ' Q Q 1V 4, 4 ' A 4 1. 4,9 I' oy ' 0 0- : A 4 5 U IV . ' ' Of ry of ' , ' W r Q O - f 9 4 Ar f 1 v 'r o 4' f' ' 41 , Q v A Ar 40 v ,Y y f af 9 0 , A v C' 1 . O 0 fl' -v ,--v h ' ' 5 4- 4 4 - G I AY o + - 0 4' Av A, 4 ' ' h IJ 9 b A The passing of Percival S. Strauss brought to a close the earthly career of a benign and beautiful personality. Sterling in character, he lived without shame or pretenseg with integrity of mindg sound in judg- ment, a seeker after truth, with fidelity to truth as he found it, a man of convictions and the courage of his convictions. His sense of duty was deter' mined by a conscience that knew no wavering. Nothing human was ever foreign to him is the thought from a Latin poet that aptly applies to him. He had a fine sense of loyalty,-to his home, his church, his country, and to his vocation. He was proud of his nation which he loved. He was a zealous student of her history and followed her intricate problems of the day. In his teaching he never failed to exalt in thought, and exemplify in practice, the fundamental virtues of personal character,-obedience to law, a sense of duty and personal accountability, respect for the conventions of society, love of truth, and faith in a moral order. As sponsor of student government, of the swim- ming team, of the tennis team, and of many other student organizations, he held a place of high Eight erciva Strauss A man respected A man honored A man loved Qiw class adviser and friendf' fFrom thc dedication ofthe first record book, Class of 1917 J honor. In the larger community of Germantown, business men and civic groups looked to him for inspiring leadership and invaluable assistance. The most valuable contribution that Mr. Strauss made to the life of Germantown High School was the enriching influence he exerted upon the lives of his pupils and his associates in the faculty. By the force of his character he secured the respect and obedience of his students who admired and loved him. Through his sympathetic understanding and wise counselling he was a moulder of thought and character. His life was an inspiration to noble living. His pupils cherish for him an abiding es' teem and grateful affection. Fortunate the growing youth who came under the influence of such a teacher. His zest for life, his sense of humor, his enjoy' ment of wholesome fun, and his interest in sports made fellowship with him one of the fine privileges of life. With an apt story to clinch a point, with an ac' cumulated wealth of spiritual and intellectual ref sources at his command, in unruifled good humor, he somehow inspired all who knew him to live in the light of their highest faith. QWW wi ' Gsfofx Z 6' I I v M, 1 -I , .1 '. L w ' J. M f W EJNM fb. M, M N V jvg 1 qv , W tx .W , , ,, M, . ff . ' ' ,fr x . ,ul ' W, 9 ,I -. , , - Q, Q, Y wlixkfnx- 5 r . f ' v C arles ichols Principal To THE GRADUATING CLASS or JUNE 1945- One of the significant qualities of mankind that has been given new meaning by the present world conflict is that of service. To every American, this meaning has been broadened immeasurably. Instead of merely giving to, we are now doing for our neighbor. Your class is truly a war class. You have experienced the emerf gency measures of the times throughout your entire life in Germantown High School. Many of these measures will happily be temporary, but it is hoped that those which modify your attitude toward your fellow men will be permanent. To insure permanence, a planned program for better living is essential. Outstanding contributions of your class in this respect give ample evidence that your service in the world at large will be sincere, natural and effective. May your opportunities be recognized and your success without limit. Very sincerely yours, O Eleven 3 I-Y' ,LN I N li v' 'ffl . '51 lglr. 1 LW x 2 - , 5. I X 1 J qw - I Ma! - . , N V 1 if N 'I : 1' a,- 1 MJ, ':'v1 f 1.15-ax l 'fmt' mln f, xl , .. w, , 1. - . -.If r 4, . U ,al ,v'-, , ,,..v I v x , Mak ,. ,,,.:1'MN ,. - . 'f Y C- :ff - lyk Y Q.. ,,f,f.., I :L-,-MQ, I ,iniyi V., U I 'D f ' 'r ' 4 ,L ., 4 I v,. ,A ,, v - - . - 1 .'. .: , , -,,.5 , 4 F- a 'J ,, ,kg I 1 ,,r:. , ,VN x 112 A'.-'-'ff' '3 .1 .v ,L-. lx . . 1.1 1 .' A. ' Q., 'Lg LL: 1 Q 1 . . , . 1 51' 3, f' J X' U in' ' 7' . W ' . .-HL . 1 qw. I ' ,.v,,5 ,a -x .IJ irginia deM Raaclce Special Assistant to Principal The class of June, nineteen forty-ive, wishes to thank Mrs. Raacke for the splendid guidance she has given us during our years at Germantown. Mrs. Raacke has helped plan our future education and her advice has been most helpful. We deeply appreciate her cofoperation and kind' ness in helping us with our many problems. We will always remember Mrs. Raacke as a kind, gracious, and charming lady. arion Wallace Assistant to Principal Mrs. Wallace is our special assistant to the principal. Entering Germantown High School with us, she grew up with our class. We certainly are sorry to leave her behind, for we are very grateful for everything she has done for us, promoting school spirit and making our life at Germantown High School more interesting, We will always remember Mrs. Wallace for her real understanding of us and as our true friend. xmisxxx xi, X X, X Ttecliie iss Bertha Rosen eimer With mingled sorrow and pleasure we heard that Miss Rosenheimer was planning to leave us at the end of last januaryg sorrow, because we in German' town, and particularly her friends in the Foreign Language Department, were to lose the daily inf spiration of her presenceg and joy hecause she was to be relieved of the cares of teaching. Of no one can it be said more truly than of Miss Rosenhcimcr that here is a person whom it is good to know. Her sturdy character, her overflowing good humor and fun, her great teaching ability, her quiet hut irresistihle influence on her classes, her devotion to her friends, her high ideals-no wonder that she is so keenly missed! May her interest and unfailing helpfulness continue to benefit our school, and may she enjoy many rich and happy years, Thirteen DY. .lOl'll1 E. Mason After twentyfseven years of faithful service, Dr. John E. Mason has left our school to accept the position of Editorial Assistant in the curriculum office of the Board of Education. Dr, lvlason, as a memher of the English Department, organized the Dramatic Glulw in the school, the Germantown Play' crs for alumni, and the Phuph Cluh for the study of phonetics. His extrafcurricular activities were numerous and varied. He had charge of the stage and stage crew, and as a result of his earliest en- deavors, we have upftofdate stage and lighting equipment. He was chairman of the Lilarary Comf mittee, and the many carefully selected hooks, tof gether with several which he himself wrote, hear testimony of his scholarly activities. He also sucf ccssfully sponsored many senior classes and coached their plays. Germantown High School has suffered a real loss. His many friends wish him success in his new undertaking. 'Edith Thompson Miss Thompson deserves a great deal of credit for book. Fhroug the work she has accomplished for the record h her efforts and cofoperation, its art work has been achieved. T o her we extend our sincere gratitude. Fourteen k , arry Jacobs Mr. Jacobs, as the sponsor of student activity and student government, has given much of his time and effort. His ready smile and word of advice have been a source of encouragement to many. He has the best Wishes of the entire class. argaret Afloore We, of the senior class, feel that we owe a great debt to Mrs. Moore. As adviser of our class, she has sacrificed her time and interests for ours, and has striven as hard as is possible to make our class successful. In Mrs. Moore we have found a true friend and We want to thank her for all she has done in lead- ing and guiding us. Fifteen ff . k H. Rey Wolf To Mr. Wolf the class of June, nineteen forty' ive gives hearty thanks for his able management of the class finances. In Mr. Wolf's office, 18 A, we knew that we could ind the answers to the prob' lems which faced us frequently. Thank you, Mr. Wolf, you have the gratitude and the admiration of the entire class. Cabinet Miss Evans, Mr. Bencher, Miss Rice, Dr. Zwarg, Mrs. Wallace, Mr. Nichols, Mrs. Raache, Dr. Plummer, Miss Graff, Mrs. Glenn. acuity ommencement ommittec -nw.. W s Standing: Mr. Soderberg, Mr. Nichols, Mr. Bencher, Dr. Plummer. Seated: Mrs. Wallace Mrs. Raacke, Miss Duffy, Mrs. Glenn, Miss Groif, Miss Rice, Miss Evans. Sixteen rganization Committee Miss HELEN LAMBERTON-MR. FRANK PRIMIANO .... ........... C hairmen 12B Class. 12A Class 11B Class. 11A Class 10B Class. IOA Class... . . . . . . . . .MISS EDNA CASSEL . . ..M1SS ELIZABETH WHERRY EDNA BRAMBLE ....MIss RACHEL STEELE-'MR. EDXV.-XRD RAACIQE ........... . . .MISS EMILY DILGYMR. I. KLEIN . . . .MISS IVI.-XRY STEGERJIVIR. PARIQE BAKER Seventeen X Ti 1' argaret Groll Miss Groif helped to organize the MorrisfWitt Chapter of the National Honor Society in 1942, and has been its faculty sponsor since that time. Her calm wisdom, sense of justice, and sympathetic understanding of young people have been of the greatest value to the work of this organization. Her fine qualities are known not only to the members of the chapter, but to all who meet her as a teacher or as head of the Mathematics Department. Out' side of school, painting and reading greatly enrich her leisure hours. Truly Miss Grofl' exemplifies the things for which the Honor Society stands,-char' acter, leadership, scholarship and service. fy i' sf f'1'f- J' 5 wh Q N inefeen Ethel Glenn Mrs. Glenn, the head of the English Department, has given real service since she came to German' town less than two years ago. She is alert, prof gressive, and understanding. Besides her super- vision of courses of study for a large group of teachers of English, she is chairman of the G Pin committee, the commencement addresses, and comf mencement programs. CHARLES R. NICHOLS Principal MARION W. WALLACE VIRGINIA DEM. RAACKE Special Assistant to tlie Principal Assistant to tlie Principal ARTS DEPARTMENT WILLIAM L. BENCKER COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT MARGUERITE EVANS ENGLISH DEPARTMENT ETHEL F, GLENN HISTORY DEPARTMENT G.KRTON S. GREEN Elsie Allen, Harry E. Beehner, Harold F. Durner, Grace E. Evans, Frances C. Garretson, George D. Gideon, Eleanor E. Golf den, Harry W. Jacobs, Harry D. Soderberg, Edith B. Thompson, Elizabeth Wherry. Charles S. Donnelly, Jacob N. Gelman, Spencer R. Graves, Marguerite M. Jaife, Louise H. Kahler, Amelia C. Kern, Isadore Klein, Martin H. Laderman, Elsie M. Lamine, Catherine A. Lof gan, Vina J. Monroe, Kathryn S. Morison, Georgia F. Nutt, Edward A. Raacke, Elizabeth Shelling, Annabell Smyth. H. Parke Baker, Henry F. Coleman, Lourea W. Cox, Rhea E. Ege, Cecil E. Fanning, Julia N. Goodman, Florence L. Heubch, Matthew M. Hynson, Emma N. Jackson, Rose W. Kaplan, Anna H. Live, Anna L. Maginnis, Marion Prince, Edith B. Steele, Gertrude Tolbert, Madge M. Young. Herbert F. Arnold, Joseph W. Dubin, Grace C. Gideon, Isa' bella S. Gitman, Elizabeth Hoopes, Elsie Monroe, Ruth H. Oser, George M. Schuster, H. Rey Wolf. Twenty MEMBERS THE FACULTY LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT EDITH RICE MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT MARGARET GROFE PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT LEoPoLD F. ZWARG SCIENCE DEPARTMENT GEORGE W. PLUMMER HOME E5 SCHOOL VISITOR Anna C. Siegele MATRON Regina Weyhmuller SCHOOL PHYSICIAN P. Howland Shaw, M.D. Florence Buckley, Alice B. Chubb, M. Emily Dilg, Anna Marie Heller. Percival H. Nicholas, Sarah A. Schafer, Marie Volkmar. Edna Cassel, K. Eleanor Copper, Harry Fruit, Helen Lamber' ton, Helen M. Mahony, Kathleen MoH'it, Margaret G. Moore, Anne M. Mullikin, Albert W. Raab, Katherine S. Stewart, Helen A. Tyson, Olive Wheeler. Joseph T. Bannak, Aloysius M. Baran, Charles W. Barthold, Hildegarde A. Duffy, Loretta G. Duffy, Grace L. Freehafer, Dorf othy S. Hildreth, Paul Kehs, Margaret Logan, Marjorie Morgan, Laura Rappe, Mary J. Steger, Florence A. Wen. C. Edna Bramble, Freda L. Briimmer, Paul M. Duncan, Eliza- beth Evans, Martha C. jenkins, Frederick Leighton, Margaret McGrath, John Y. Pennypacker, Frank P. Primiano, Jessie A. Rodman. LIBRARIAN Meta Schmidt Florence L. Cooper, Clerical Assistant SECRETARIES Otto L, Faltermayer Ida Bell Anita S. Longmire Dorothy E. Stewart Twenty-one NURSE Rebecca Smith SCHOOL COUNSELORS May C. Sutch Helen A. Hartung Miriam E. Conrad I-Y' ,LN I N li v' 'ffl . '51 lglr. 1 LW x 2 - , 5. I X 1 J qw - I Ma! - . , N V 1 if N 'I : 1' a,- 1 MJ, ':'v1 f 1.15-ax l 'fmt' mln f, xl , .. w, , 1. - . -.If r 4, . U ,al ,v'-, , ,,..v I v x , Mak ,. ,,,.:1'MN ,. - . 'f Y C- :ff - lyk Y Q.. ,,f,f.., I :L-,-MQ, I ,iniyi V., U I 'D f ' 'r ' 4 ,L ., 4 I v,. ,A ,, v - - . - 1 .'. .: , , -,,.5 , 4 F- a 'J ,, ,kg I 1 ,,r:. , ,VN x 112 A'.-'-'ff' '3 .1 .v ,L-. lx . . 1.1 1 .' A. ' Q., 'Lg LL: 1 Q 1 . . , . 1 51' 3, f' J X' U in' ' 7' . W ' . .-HL . 1 qw. I ' ,.v,,5 ,a -x .IJ Tedagogues' Tet flphrases .- all sf 71 MR. INIICHOL.-XSZ Great guns! Miss C.'XSSELf But, its so simplef, MR. ARNQLD: What's the last thing you read? Sorry, that's not enough. MISS HELLER: A'Your marks are going to be affected if you don't stop talking. MR. BARTHOLD: Now when I was in the war- MISS G. EVANS: Basses, you are singing an octave too low. MISS WERT: This test is going to be on the honor system, three rows apart. MISS PRINCE: Boys and girls, please! DR. RODM.-IN: l'Ye gods and little fishes. DR. ZWARG: Vere ahr youh schneakahs? MR. GREENE: I want my class to be scientific thinkers, MR. JACOBS: k'Now ya know . . MISS ECE: Thats finished business with me. DR. PLUMMER: Now is that perfectly clear? MRS. XVALLACE: I hate to interrupt this lovely program, but MISS VOLKM.-KRS L'That'll cost you a 500 word composition. MISS RICE: Virgil girls should know that. MISS STEELE: Now class . . . MISS BRAMBLE: Nonsense, utter nonsense. TIl'C!lfj'-f'Zi'0 SO take every other seat, A ' llxh Eg A I I YRQ QKLQ 1 1 , Fwxg, 'r ,1 M'. Y 3' , A. W X, .'1 W 11,1 - ' f! U. 11' X 1, ,, XII' 1 1 , ' 1 1 X 4 '31, , 1 114111 1 ' 1' , , . ,,. , ,X 11, , ,- 1 rl 1.9, X, RECORD BCOK STAFF FRANCES MERWIN JEAN REID JEAN ADVENA Myra Block Dee Budington Norma Byrant Christine Conrad Nancy Cost Richard Davies Alma Feenie Evelyn Goetz Ralph Guthrie Barbara Heald Jeanne Jacobs Editor-infCl1ief ELEANOR RHODES Associate Editors GEORGE I-IRUBANT Personal Editors Feature Editors Typing Lois LEMON STAFF: Betty Kelian Marie Kelly Pat Kerns Dick Klosterman Jean Kolb Jane Leach Dot Pagel Dot Quinn Shirley Sade Elaine Serody CONSTANCE SEITZ JoHN N.iTHERN JANE LESER Ida Mae Shank Frances Sloane Helen Southall Lou Stamper Ruth Stauilfer Gwen Stoer Pat Sutter Jane Taylor Louise Terry Margaret Williams Florence Zalecovitz Twelzly-jizfe I-ILTCDRY CDF Tl-IE As we look back over the years we spent as students of Germantown High School, we remember many things, some sad, some happy. 1942: We entered Germantown High School as 1OA's, bringing Mrs. Wallace with us. Bewildered and meek, we wandered through the halls looking for the girls' gym and the boys' lunchroom. Elevator passes, lunchroom passes and tickets to the swimming pool on the fifth floor fwhich we're still trying to findj were offered to us at a bargain price by the seniors. We appeared in school looking like ads for G. H. S., covered from head to toe with pins and stickers. However, the excitement soon died down, and in a few weeks we learned to call ourselves Sophomores! The Victory Corps was organized, and many of us worked long hours after school doing our bit of service for our country. Germantown enjoyed one of its most suc' cessful football seasons in many years. We pushed and shoved trying to get on the trolleys and buses fwhat if we lost an arm or a big toe, we won the game, didn't we7j. Cowbells jangled throughout the halls, much to the distress of our teachers and each victory brought shouts and cheers from all of us. Through the service which our boys gave to the teams, these victories were won. 1943: A new program was introduced, including late and early classes, and four periods of gym each week-Oh, my aching back! We were conditioned for the new and strenuous program we were to follow-One, two, one, two! Groans and grunts could be heard in the gym classes and students blossomed out in an interesting assortment of bandages, but we pulled through and we're still here! Our beloved Dr. Seely left us, and we set aside a day in his honor. Will we ever forget Dr. Seely Day at Germantown? Mr. Nichols was welcomed by students and faculty members alike when he came to take his place as our new principal. Germantown has profited greatly from Mr. Nichols' untiring service. 1944: Gur football coach, Mr. Webb, left us to join the Navy- Anchors Aweigh - However, we weren't disappointed in our new coach, Mother Bannakf' Twelzfy-six - CLASS CDF JU E '45 That great day when we had our first class organization meeting arrived and the fact that we were on our way toward graduating finally dawned on us! We felt united as a class for the first time and each of us resolved to do his best to make our class the best class ever to graduate from Germantown. Who doesn't remember those 'hilarious bond rallies complete with a chorus line fremember the snappy finale to the gym teacher's skit?j and Frankie! We went over the top though, and a bomber was given the name L'Germantown High School in our honor. And what about the night G. H. S. took over the Vernon Theater and had such a swell time at the special showing of Laura 1945: Solemnly, we filled the front rows of the auditorium on Movefup Day in a very proud, impressive ceremony. We were indeed proud to bear the new title of Seniors. On January 27th, the Germantown Woman's Club was the scene of our first class activity, the gala MovefUp'Hop. Students and faculty alike declared it to be a success. We were proud to present the Junior Town Meeting from our auditorium and many of our classmates distinguished themselves that day. The Clipper won a Hrst place award in the Columbia Press contest for the second consecutive year. The efforts of the Clipper staff were largely responsible for this success. Even if we didn't have cars, we all managed to get to the Cricket Club for the prom of June ninth. The big night found us in our most glamorous gowns and sharpest dinner jackets. MovefUp Day came again. This time it was we who walked out of assembly for the last time. The luncheon at McCallister's surpassed all our anticipations. The hidden talents of our classmates were brought to light in the entertainment afterwards. JUNE l9! That was the eagerly awaited date for all of us, We were actually graduating, a thing which happened to others, but never to us. The green and white robes and red roses made a beautiful and impressive sight. As we sang our Alma Mater for the last time, we pledged ourselves anew to a life of service. Twenty-seven P'-' HAIL, ALMA MATER. 4 yu, F. F ruzmmq 6176-WSJ JJHdH JJ!H4l Sail, ALI - ma Ma -tier! Wahl -35+ its'-Jrfegl sup? 'Hneeg elf-'-fm.'ffi+Z:,2 Sfljiifoxi Wai ,JCL mlaee iff. VIS, fM?FNfLVHFFl 'i 5M5g,wL41:am,4n on- or n o ----- r m ver rf ,neg Q23 lclfnm ii ?f:v111'f 155, fig' gil Fifi Zrfglflif' fm? P?EVPgp1 W H I R R AJJF 5. giugfl bn, our Ae - vo --- Irion uP- ward vfe will wfnq 'k aa, can us c e ---- ras w a e ue o cave ue, T H I ko In IH lvl' ihnjglldf I We will ex-alt than bv., or joint en-JQJQ-U vor, f rg f Q df J FF Fl 5 J 5 I J 0 U I 5 H 5:53 Q, gig, E,Q,'?Zj.'i2iE'1'iif Ha o nj W ness? 7 F PI 6 1,a T 13 git -. . 15 .1, VN X S H h I. A Ni A,V' - - . JoAN SCOTT .........,......... ............. P resident MARY Lou KRAMER ......... ....... V ice President JEAN REID ............,......,. ..,.,..,,... . Secretary BETTY Loo HARR ......, ......TTCdSllTC?' J-,ti :gg uw . , ... . 1 , J it QUR QFFICER DEAR CLAssMATEs: In bidding goodbye to our Alma Mater we leave reluctantly behind us some of the happiest days of our lives. The past three years have given us friend- ships and memories that will not be forgotten. To our teachers and those who have guided us through our high school days we owe a debt of gratitude for preparing us to be of service in the community and to our fellow men. At this time let us remember our classmates who unexpectedly left for the armed forces, and also those who will follow them after graduation. Here on the home front we can assure their quick return by doing everything possible to speed the day of Hnal victory. As a class you were tops, and I'd like to wish all of you the best of everything. Sincerely, JOAN SCOTT 115 , RICHARD KLOSTERMAN ....... DEAR CLAssMATEs: Our association for the past three years has been a happy one. We have laughed and worked tof gether. Now we must say farewell to Germanf YOWH. From now on our paths separate. Many of us will enter the Armed Forcesg others will do their part on the home front. Whatever our courses will be, the education and training gained at German' town will act as a guide for us. The memory of our highfschool days will serve to lighten our inf dividual tasks. In bidding you goodfbye, I want to wish every one of you the best of luck. It has been swell to work with you and our recreation together has been great, I hope that each one of us will be a credit to himself, to Germantown, and to his country. - Sincerely, RAY MILLER O RAY H. MILLER ....,. ..,........ P resident JOHN S. NATHERN. .,.,.,, , .,,.... Vice President RICHARD GARVIN ...,...,..... ............ S ecretary ., ..... .Treasurer 5 gp' Twenty-nine rom ommittoze Dorothy Braun, Chairman Betty Schaeffer Leon Scott Rose Anastasi Margaret Miller Allen Myers Mary Eliz. Fischelis Robert Moser Joan Scott Joan Cushman Evelyn McCandless Helen Marcolina George Butler John Armstrong Florence Croney Muriel Wood Evelyn Hanig N I Co-Chairmen Florence Elderton, Elaine Taylor Charles Insinger Jean Frank Joan Woltemate Marie Foell Mary Jane Halliday Diva Lorenzon Betty Lou Harr Virginia Fromuth Janice Davies Louis Hodge Louise Hagy Irving Leswing Nancy Haldeman Frank Trexler Ann Obermiller Richard McConaghy Rosemary Sarak Tom Savage William Newman Thirty ,ommencemfznt Committee Co-Chairmen Ann Obermiller, Dorothy Schuman Nancy Welty Helen Perot Elia Lorenzine Nancy Zurn Mary Jane Brady Eleanor Loesch Ann Baruch Carolyn Johnson Dorothy Schuman Nancy Welty Jane Leach George Hrubant Leon Gregory Richard Davies Mary Lou Kramer pecial Activities Committee Thirty-one Lll'lCi1QOI'l ommittee Co,Chairmen Esthermae Knight Herbert Cranage Lorraine Moran Betty Peters Marie Kelly Joy Weiler Mary Frey Barbara Kramer Virginia Johnston William White Edmund Dubbs Herbert Roulston Eleanor Kelecheva Leon Gregory 1 , n 4 1 I I . 1 ' X 1, -- MOTHERS DARLINC1 1 gf ommittozcz o en mvpn fn .a 4? ws , df S f 'Q 6 v-4 .- ., -fiifl di'Zv1a'I'Iv20.- I -' r'6'.'I+'0.'?' . ' '-'-9foS'-4' -ET The executive government at Germantown High School is directed and enforced by the capable members of the Committee of Ten, under the supervision of Mr. Jacobs. The Committee of Ten is an important factor in the success of our student government, Consisting of ten members as its name implies, it has done much to enforce the rules of the school and improve it in every possible way. It is a great responsibility, as well as an honor, to serve as a member of this body. COMMITTEE OF TEN George Butler, presidentg Hugh Oldach, vice-presidentg Dorothy Braun, William McKinley, Florence Chisholm, Don Advena, Florence Elderton, Sally McCutcheon, John Dawson, Betty Lou Creamer. Thirty-ilz1'ee Ql' L.IVE2EY'S ff ALLEN5 LANE MILL TO CHESTNUT HILL MOUNT AIRY M f ll CIERNIANTOVVN ALLEN S HOU6 E lT'l'Il'I l EF'-U ERN A NTOWN CI Hligol I IFIELD INC-:ER-5 LANE GOR.GAS LANE CTOBER4 I777 'TE-PE O MO UNT PLEASANT 956 BE E535 cI-Iew Hlj U5 gl! MANSION GREEN S COLUMNS -JOHNSON lu galil comcono HOUS muffgm ASCHOOL HOUSE 7 F ROAD -r ABINGTON NOW WASHINGTON LANE U ITTENHO SE ,Dun MENNONITE CHURCH pAPE-R M' I-L 32:53 IIDUU U IJUU nuuu nu gg WYCK HOUSE BRITISH DRIV E N U- L lid 'J BRISTOL BACK TO TI-IIs POINT I E M' nofxo EN rn J 11 II rm I-IQUSE , GERMANTOWN I-IIGI-I scI-Iool. OUQE II.ANE HHHHU QSM 'PIKE-r SQUARE IIUIUIEUIUI I GEPIMANTOWN 7- ACADEMY Iigmgmln I-UKEN 6 MILL , MORRIS HOUSE HESSIAN6 I-I INDIAN QUEEN LANE OEMAKEFIS 7! T0 NICETOWN J NG OHOCK D EK CRE CHU INDIAN CAMPING GROUND 41 APU' I or -, Fl e Q eo 'O L xo , If 129 , -Z' 'J A I QT Q U .L -I 1- ' , XVV ? 1 x VF T 60 S Q. I I go N uf Q6 . . 414, T - a-rl. Ia- 1 1 09 2 0. - - - I- Q YQ' 3 E ' iT EL V --- F- , , 'Lrg 'I ' 51 rn' II frm- II I Ir Q, I ' - H -2' f IX '-1-E-.5- 'ITIS P- 4 E. .E WASHING-ITON'S oeaec-nv:-: L I I ': SQIYOO ! W in I L 1 U B i Z - I + I X W N I .-I-I 5 ff, 3 9 Q T11 iffy-four enators anci Aitcrnates MARY FREY JOAN CUSHMAN HERBERT GRANAGE DIVA LORENZON LEON GREGORY VIRGINIA PRICE JANE LESSER LOUIS HODGE ESTHERMAE KNIGHT VVILLIAM NEWMAN ELAINE TAYLOR MARY JANE BRADY The Senators and Alternates comprise a branch of our student government. Each record section is represented by one senator and one alternate chosen by the members of the group. Meetings Of the Senate, and Committee of Ten occur weekly to make and enforce school regulations. Thirty- five Nancy Cost ..... Q PRCDPHECY DEAR JOAN! June 19, 1955. Today I met jean Reid and Fuzzy Garvin, our old class secretaries, in the Dairy Maid. During our chitfchat over a cup of tea, Fuzzy pulled a large black book from his vest pocket. He has a complete record of every member of the class, which I went over very carefully. This is all I remember . . . could it be old age creeping on? ?? Herbert Roulston. .. ................. ............... b ank president Ruth Staufter ...... ........................ D ean of Women QU. of CJ Ray Miller .... .... p resident of the Society for Homeless Football Players .........,.......................celebrated organist Helen Southall. . Elaine Slawter ..... Esthermae Knight Frank Trexler. . . David Gring .... Norma Norwalk. Bill Bromhead. . . Edith Hastings.. joan Woltemate. Mary Parker .... Vivien Raleigh. . jane Taylor ..... Rosalie Caplan. . Bill Smith ....... Jeanne Jacobs. . . Russ Kirk ...... Marcia Berger. . . Joe Craver ...... . . . . . . . . . .teaching Hamlet . . . . .in her dramatic art studio .........,...female Bob Hope .still trying to pass his gym aims shining brass rails on a battleship ..................still talking superfsalesman ...........doctor's wife .. . .Model for Nan Duskin . . . .kissing the Blarney Stone . . . . . . . . . somebody's stenogn . . . .taking shorthand in Spanish . . . . . . .combing her long tresses . . . . .making ponies for flunking school boys wife . . . . . . . . . . .posing for Varga calendars .................................framingherB. S. degree ...............................leading his own Jazz Band Eleanor Rapone, Barbara Heald, Dorothy Quinn ........ Captains in the Waves Audrey Rathsmill .............................. Rose bush and all the buds Marion Slater .... . . .keeping the hospital in business Joe Cisario ............... ......................... A n Afl accountant Isabel Salustio ............................ arm in the sling fstencil operator, Catherine Mackey, Alma Feenie, Alice Johnstone, Janice Davies, Rosalie Benvenuto, Betty Wayne, Jean McCullough, Jane Leser ...... angels of mercy Robert Gibson ........................... canceling stamps at the Post Oiiice Audrey jones ...... . . . . ................... another Deanna Durbin Bud Hodge .... .... p resident of the BaChelor's Union Ellis Segal ..... ........ t aking Dr. Rodman's place Tlzirty-six Mary Alice Keefe. . . ........twofeettaller Jean Leetch, Jean Pancoski, Barbara Noll .... .......... Lo ne Rangers Mary Lou Gibson ..................... Pearl Mosely ...... Ed Larkin ...... Bill Lichten ...... Charles Kefler .... . . . . .fullffledged draftsman . . ...... social service worker ...................another Spike jones ....posing for the joker in a deck of cards still in boot camp jean Kolb, Pat Kerns ...... ....... . . ......... flying their own plane Dorothy Pagel .............................. Ensign in Navy Nurse Corps Dee Budington-actress, Elaine Serody-playwright, Evelyn Goetz-costume designer, Florence Zalicovitz-stage setting ......,.. Broadway here we come! Betty Lou Harr ...... holding someone's hand Qthey call it occupational therapy, Dick Klosterman. . john Nathern .... Dorothy Goss ..... Caroline Jacobson. Ardath Rodebaugh ........................................... Mary Jane Halliday, Tom Savage ......................... Pat Sutter ....... Frank Goffredo. . . Dorothy Schumann. Betty Kelian ...... Leon Scott ....... . . . . . . . . . . . .painting white lines in the middle of highways .......... . . . . . . . . .repairing worn out footballs . ............ juggling somebody's books raising a kindergarten .cover girl Dorothy Fasnacht, Marie Foell ......... cleaning testftubes .National President of the Piney Club . . ..... .................. r aising twins .. ....................... wearing his Zoot suit . . . . . . . .teaching strange dances fgym teacher to youj . .... .............. g iving Mrs. Raacke competition ...................................international playboy Carolyn johnson, Nancy Haldeman. . .taking notes in court about exhibits A EG? B Bob Woodrow .................. ........................... a playboy? Shirley Sade ....... George McGrory. . Florence Elderton. jean Reid ........ June Spahr ..... Connie Seitz ..... Dorothy Braun. . . Ralph Guthrie ..., . . . . . . . . . . .balancing the books . . . . .washing decks of Navy ships . . . . . . .married to a millionaire .farmer's wife . . . . .another Miss Morgan . . . . . . . . .Dean of tiny tots school . . . . . . . . . . .pushing a baby carriage . . . . .blowing up basketballs at the Y Danny Reid .............. ............... w eighing two pounds more Franny Merwin ............ .... e ditor-infchief of the New York Times Jean Advena, Frances Sloan .... .... p laying the piano for the Ballet Russe Howard Taylor. . . Genester Nix. . . Lois Lemon ...... Irving Leswing ..... ....................eccentric scientist . . . . . . . . .marrying her boss's son living in N. J. . . . .a retired lifeguard living on pension Bob Miles ...........,.................,....... sight without glasses M. D. It's now nine o'clock and well past my bedtime so I will close with best regards to your family. JOHNNY ' I f Thirty-sezfen - px: 'llz - 1 1 ROQUE' Most Studious Mos! Ambitious Most Intelligent Most Versatile RICHARD DAVIES TED GETZ BILL LICHTEN RAY MILLER RUTH STAUFFER JEAN REID JOANNE STANFORD JEAN ADVENA Best Looking Best Natured Best Dressed Best Citizen RUSS KIRK RICHARD GARVIN GEORGE BUTLER GEORGE BUTLER BETTY LOU HARR FLORENCE ELDERTON JOAN WOLTEMATE FLORENCE ELDERTON Th iffy-eight GALLERY Most Popular Most Likely lo Succeed Popular with Opposite Sex RAY MILLER GEORGE BUTLER RAY MILLER JOAN SCOTT FLORENCE ELDERTON DOROTHY BRAUN I 5 Best Dancer Class Comedian Personality Plus Class Mascot GEORGE BUTLER TOM SAVAGE CHARLES INSINGER MISS MULLIKIN'S BETTY PETERS ESTHERMAE KNIGHT JOAN SCOTT COCKER SPANIEL Thirty-nine -v 1 , , Rqcepxfi K Z ' 1 Ty Y HBTMGMQHW W f Q If 55 ea ' Z Q r , 00 0 ' X X T-fr' ' 2 w 3 I fb A W , , E QA X ' llx N VQTE 'I 1 il w2 Mwshiixgfi X0-X3 Q ' , KQ- BOYS Lunch 'Roomx 'QS XUQm ttcrcd C 5 lf . . .. x ,-X.---H. f' 'j U 'f. X --me , f . X . X . 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Modern Design ........ Good to the Last Drop .... Magic Eyes ............. Guaranteed Forever. Voice with a Smile ............ Made to Stay Brighter Longer. . Take My Word for It ......... I'd Walk a Mile for a Camel. . Why Be Irritated ............. Hasn't Scratched 'Yet ..... 99 44f1OOZ Pure .... F arty-three . . . . .Bill Lichten . . . . .The Kramers . . . . .Ray Miller . . . .Rose Anastasi . . . . . .Audrey jones . . . .Nancy Haldeman . . . .Floss Elderton . . . .Irv Leswing ...........Lunch . . . .Joan Woltematc . . . . . .Dot Braun . . . .George Butler ......Joan Reid . . . . . .Norie Rhodes . . . . .Betty Lou Harr and Dick Klosterman . . . .Lorraine Moran .......joe Seigert .........Bob Miles . . .Germantown Boys . . . .Marijane Bayard . . . . .Leon Scott .........Russ Kirk . . .Sally McCutcheon . . . . .Fuzzy Garvin . . . .Joanne Stanford . . . . .Franny Merwin .........Bill Smith . . . .Esther Mae Knight .........Jane Leser . . . .Class of June '45 T H E s se N, Y x Sc Rss x :XA x x R wt if Nix -:, .tx . ,X ,, A? Sis? We WS. . . s as - . .W iii' 'QF ' gk it X 35 'P -' Ss. x X --.:rsf-:.- Qs -'Q - ' . : :A X --as .,- 11: ' -' ne., '- is t v is-A C 5 3,3 S . ei. Y Lead.. ....tiL. . :,.'..: L . .. 'IQTQES .1-.IQ N pg. P .ij - e ' if ,ef .el pi WV?-'X JEAN CAMERON ADVENA 539 E. Mayiana st. ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir Aecompanist A, B. C, D, Eg Bowling Club B. C, D1 Senior Hi-Y A. B, C3 Alternate D. Eg Class Treasurer Bg Senator C3 Rneoim Book Committee Ag Bowling Club B. C. D, Linguist C. D9 G Pin Award A, Jean is our class golden blonde, Vivacious and versa' tile, a dream on the 88 lceys. We wish her luck at U of P. DORIS MARY ALBISER 1420 N. Marston St. COMMERCIAL Bowling A, Pg Swimming E. Dorn is a rather retiring young lady whose guise is quite deceiving, Under her quiet and aloof manner is a sweet miss who is a friend to all who meet her. ROSE EVELYN ANASTASI Vernon Rd. and Lowber St. ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir B, C, D, E1 Alternate B1 Senator F3 Senior HifY A. B, Bowling Club C3 Debating Club A, B, Lineuist Club A, B. C5 Comf mencenient Committee A1 Baseball A. Roses sparkling smile and swell personality have boosted class morale. Although still un' decided. when she does pick her future vocation. here's wish' ing her best of luck. JOHN JAMES ANDERSON 618 Brinton St. INDUSTRIAL Band F: I ootb:ill B. Jake's drumming kept the band in step that season when we almost won the champion' ship. Bring back a Jap helmet for G. H. S. ! Don't forget! JOHN B. ARMSTRONG 126 E. Pomona Terrace ACADEMIC HifY A, B, C, D, Eg Alternate C, F: Senator E: Gym Leader A, B1 Commencement Committee Ag Second Gym Tcam A. L'Army steers a safe middle course. Fortune should use him well, Good luck at Penn State! R E C 0 R D Forty-four G E R M A N T 0 W N LORRAINE ALICE ATMORE 6310 Norwood St. ACADEMIC Art Club A, Bg Latin A. B. C1 School Art Leaeue C. Eg Library Assist' ant DQ Stamp Representative F. Gentle and unassuming, kind, helpful and sympathetic, in quiet Lorrie, we have the making of the ideal Medical Technician. BETTY B. BAISCH' 163 E. Pomona Terrace COMMERCIAL Luncheon Committee Ag Boixiline Club A. F: Hockey Eg Ridine Club A: Senior HifY Ag Baseball A. C, E. Baischy's good sense of humor and the ability to make friends will win her a place in the business world. LOIS BARBARA BAKER 2117 Medary Ave. ACADEMIC Vocational Art Club A. B5 Boivlintl Club E, F1 School Art Lcaeue A. B, C, D. Eg Swimming Club E. SLO has quite a fad for sketf ching. Best of luck Lo in your career as a commercial ar- tist. ALICE VIVIAN BALL 240 E. Garrett St. ACADEMIC Debating A, F3 Fellowship Club E1 Latin Club E, F. Vitty intends to enter a hospital and achieve her de- sired ambition of being a nurse. GERTRUDE HELEN BAMBERGER 1537 Rinsdale St. ACADEMIC Red Cross Club iPres5 F1 Debatine Club A. B: Linguists Club A, B, C: Slide Rule Club A, B, Alternate D: Stamps and Bond Rep. C, Monitor A. B. D3 Swimming Club C1 Girls' A. A. A. B, C, D, E, F5 Bond Selling Committee A, B. 'iTrudy has certainly helped to boost our bond sales here at G. H. S. We know that Hunter College will be acquiring a good student. H I G H S C H 0 O L IE ., is .sk ,' :WNF1 Qtgtqg. ,, , -S-.Q - . ev :Q-ffl ' ' x x - ,Z Q V 'fa 5 3. ,,-i JOHN J. BARKER 822 Dorset St. ACADEMIC Here's to a fellow who'lI make the enemy bite the dust. We wish Johnny loads of luck and happiness in the future. BARBARA A. BARRY 503 W. Hansberry St. ACADEMIC Latin Club A, B, C. D: Debating Club A. B3 Lunch Room Monitor A. B, C, Stamp Representative A. B: Current Events C, D5 Recoim Boost Committee A1 Student Activity A- ward B. Babs is a girl with plain, wholesome ideas of everything in general. University of Penn will get a good worker. ANN NEUMAN BARUCH 5737 N. Woodstock St. ACADEMIC Orchestra A, B, C, D. E. F5 Color Guard B, C, D, Eg Riding Club A. C: Luncheon Committee Ag Senior Hi-Y A. Ann has quite a talent for music, and makes our blood tinf gle when she marches with the Color Guard, We hope she will be a success as a dietitian after her training at Penn State. DORIS MAE BAUMGARD 4914 N. Smedley St. ACADEMIC Tinee entered our class a year ago. Her short stay here was indeed pleasant to us. MARIJANE BAYARD 243 High st. VOCATIONAL ART Cheer Leader A, B. C. D: Art Club A, B5 Horsefback Riding A. C. 'iMarijane is possessed with superduper vitality at our foot ball games, cheering us on to Victory. Best o' luck! to a future draftsman. F arty-five ALICIA E. BAYLOR 5906 McCallum St. COMMERCIAL Dancing Club Ag Library Aid C: Fellowship Club Ag Tap Dancing A. Lish is quite talented in all things: especially in singing, and dancing. She will carry on her excellent record at West Virginia State Teachers College. Good Luck! RUTH ANN BECKETT 562 E. Woodlawn Ave. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Dramatic Club Eg Leaders Club Eg Senior HifY C: Prom Committee A. Gay as a lark with an infec' tions giggle. Becky wins friends wherever she goes. You may be hearing her a few years hence saying, Number Please. JULIA HELEN BEHR 65 16 Beechwood St. COMMERCIAL Color Guard C, D, E. FL Bowling Ag Prom Committee A, B5 Senior Hi' Y A: Alternate A. Another of our Color Guards, Julie is in step with all around her. WALTER BENNETTS, JR. 223 W. Queen Lane ACADEMIC Debating Club A. Limey is the redfheaded member of our class. Red head' ed but not hot headed. He is unassuming and hard working, Lots of luck at Drexel. EVELYNE BENTIVOGLIO 1953 Spencer Street COMMERCIAL Band, A, B, C. D, E. F3 Swimming Eg Senior HifY Ag Horse back rid- ing A. Benny's vigorous personalf ity has spurred our color guards to straighter marching. Penn State and teaching are her ob- jectives. 499' IWW ', R ig , J U N E o 1 9 4 5 X .X 'STQN4 Sm . , - .,. .e 9 Qi. 'i 'X X f i 'T Sie .6 iii. W- . .fl 2.5571 . I Q 5-'wh ROSALIE BENVENUTO 7715 Germantown Ave. ACADEMIC Band A. B. C. D: Baseball A, B, E: Vollcy Ball Ag Leaders A. B, CC Basketball A, Bg Hockey B. Clipper Representative A. Smilies sunny face, good disposition, enthusiasm, and ini' tiative will make a winning Ca' det Nurse. MARCIA BERGER 1863 Widener Place COMMERCIAL Clippu Representative C, E, F: Swimming Club D3 Mfinittir F3 Stamp Committee Bg Debating Club A. B: Linguist Club A, B3 Leaders F: Lunch Room Committee Ag Rnuoium Book Staff A. Marc is a sweet, likeable miss. beloved by all. Temple University is her goal. PHYLLIS BERLANT 1616 E. Washington Lane COMMERCIAL B--xvlin: C, D, E, F, Swimming EL Study Mtxnitor E. L'Phi1l is a friend of all who know her. She has worked hard at her studies and been success' ful. The business world will only be too glad to welcome her after graduation. MARGARET E. BERRY 4619 Newhall St. ACADEMIC Debating Club A. B1 Linguist Club A, B3 Senior l Ii-Y A: Bmvlinq A, Margie's a cute blonde with twinkling eyes and ultra ideas about people and things. We wish her loads of luck at the University of Pennsylvania. BLONDELL E. BLAIR 2425 W. Cumberland Street ACADEMIC Here's luck to Blom in her future career as a teacher. With her quiet patience and perservef rance, she will be a success. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A N T 0 W N M. BARBARA BLISS 454 Church Lane COMMERCIAL Senidr Hi-Y A. Babs has a friendliness that is infectious and we certainly hope her dreams, to be a def signer, come true. MYRA BLOCK 6734 N. 17th Street COMMERCIAL Debating Club A, B3 Bowling C1 Leaders Club E. F3 Clipper B, C5 Lunch room Committee A. My is that cute girl with plenty of ability. She has al- ways been greatly admired by all her chums as a real sport. We know she will go over the top at Temple. SHIRLEY E. BLOOM 6960 Cedar Park Ave. VOCATIONAL ART Bonds and Stamps A, B: Dcbatin: A, B. 'iShirl's ambition to be Ji dress designer is big for such a small girl, but we know she will succeed. MARTHA ANN BLOUNT 1530 N. 16th Street ACADEMIC Latin Club A, B, C. D, E, F: Swimming D, Eg Clippu Reporter A. B,C. D1 Biblc Club A, B, C, D, E. Pg Clippu Representative B, D, F1 G Pin Award A, Bg Lunchroom Monitor B5 Captain Ag Lunchroom Cashier A, B3 Student Activity Award B5 Honor Award B, Bonds and Stamps A, B. A favorite of teachers, Martha is cool and collected. She can be counted on to come through in any emergency. MARIE ELIZABETH BLUE 40 W. Sharpnack St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. C, D, E, FZ Latin E, F. Marie is possessed with a quiet, unobtrusive manner all her own. She may be found al' most any time drooling over Frankie. F arty-six H I G H S C H 0 0 L .N Ji.--1 MARY JANE BRADY 5932 Stenton Ave. ACADEMIC Senator A, B: Swimming A, B, C, D, E, Fg Swimming Team A, B, C, Dg Leaders A, B, C. D: Lineuists A, B, C3 Honor Society A, B3 A. A. Council A, BQ A. A. Secretary A, B3 Secretary of Senate Ag Basketball A, CQ Softball A. C1 Bowling C, D3 Lunf cheon Committee. Bradie is one of the mer- maids who helped our teams to victory. Temple will get a good student as well as a happyfgof lucky girl. DOROTHY MARY BRAUN 115 E. Moreland Ave. ACADEMIC Committee of Ten A, B, C, D1 Vice President of Senate B5 Senator E, Eg Student Activity B1 Linguist Club B, C, D, Eg Chairman Commen' cement Committee A3 Bon-line C. D1 Basket Ball B3 C 'Pin A, B. k'Dot has a freshness in ap' pearance that catches the eye. We know that shelll be a great success in the future, CLARA LOTS BROCKIVIEIER 6417 N. 21st St. COMMERCIAL Bible Club Ag A Cappella Choir E. Jolly, full of fun, Clara is inf clined to be mischievous. We know she'll fulnll all our expecf tations of her secretarial career. JOHN BROMHEAD 234 Church Lane DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION 'LWill is one of those all, round American boys who wants to do his part in aiding us to reach our goal of ultimate vic' tory by becoming a member of the Navy. LORRAINE LAURA BRUCK 1615 E. Duval St. ACADEMIC Swimming Club. It is said that-a woman's hair is her crowning glory, and Larry's tricky clothes complete the picture. MARY R. BRUN 182 Benezet St. COMMERCIAL Clipper Business Stall F: Bowling A, Fg Swimming Ag Debating Club A. Sincere and thoughtful, shy in manner, Mary can always be depended upon. May her career as a secretary be always suc' cessful. NORMA RACINE BRYANT 5531 Jane St. COMMERCIAL Swimming Club B, C: l'IifY A, C. Norma, a future stenographer is sure to make a hit with the boss as she has with all her tea' ehers and classmates. DJUNA F. BUDINGTON 6227 Gardenia St. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, C, D, E, F: Lin-zuists Club A, B, C, D. E, F: HifY A, By Clipper Reporter A, B, C, D3 Honor Award A, B, D3 Hunni- Society Ag Clipper Representative A. E, Fg RECORD Book Stall Ag Alternate D, F5 Lunch Room Aid B, C, 'iDee is adept in more than scholarship. Her activities speak for her. We are sure Dee will be a success in whatever she does. LORRAINE BURDICK 956 Price St. ACADEMIC Burdie is one of the quieter members of the class. However. she is a faithful friend of all who have made her acquaint' ance. We are sure with such an easy going disposition Bur die will make the best of her future in the business world. JANE MARGARET BUREAU 6327 Norwood Street COMMERCIAL Girls Hi-Y C, Dq Bible Club E: Dancing Club F. Sweet is a one word des' cription of Janie . She strikes us as being quiet, but when you have the opportunity of knowing her, she is a real true friend and full of pep, We are sure she will make a most eflif cient secretary. l RKSXQ ARZQKVP J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Forty-seven 3 X X .,-,gr -2 .x...., .7 R I X X X5 Q x E x Q J Y- ...A X , X X + 5 R get S txxx iss 6 s-qw i We 2 S GEORGE A. BUTLER 6633 Boyer St. ACADEMIC Senator C. Dg Hi-Y Football B, D, F5 Swimming Team B, D, F, Prom Committee B: Boosters A, B. C, D: President of the Senate Ag G Pin Qward Ag Commencement Committee Hail to our chief-a solid sender on the dance floor, on the gridiron, and as our Senate Prexy. ANNAMAE M. CAIRNS 6242 N. Lambert Street COMMERCIAL Bowling D. Annamae is a nice easy' going, capable girl. Everyone likes her, but how could they help it? With her blonde hair bent over a typewriter, she will type letters that will send her hrm to fame and fortune. ROSALIE H. CAPLAN 1501 60th Ave. COMMERCIAL Debating Club A, B5 Dance Com' mittee Bg Linguist Club A. Rosey is neat as a pin, and her ready smile and pleasing ways are sure to bring her sucf cess. ANNA MARIE CAPPELLI 3134 N. Judson Street COMMERCIAL Annie is neat and amiable, and in real earnest about her work as a secretary. VIVIAN KATHRYN CARR 3202 Defence Terrace COMMERCIAL Blifwline A. B. E: Current Events F. Viv, though quiet, has a very fine sense of humor. Upon graduation from G. H. S. she expects to go out into the busi' ness world. With a Hne dispo' sition like hers, we know she will come out on top. T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A N T 0 W N RICHARD R. CARY 517 E. Brinton St. ACADEMIC Any aches or pains? ,lust see R, R: Cary, M.D.. and he'll take care of you. This is what you'll be hearing a few years from now, after Dick grad' uates from Marquette Univer' sity. Let's hope he'll get along swell in the medical world. SUSAN F. CAUSBROOK 332 E. Hortter Street ACADEMIC Swimming Club F. That much used good luck charm of Sues brought some' one else good luck too. As a nurse, her winning ways will make many friends of her pa- tients. FLORENCE M. CHISHOLM 153 Maplewood Ave. ACADEMIC Brhlc Club A, B, C, D, E, F9 Swimming Club B, C5 Archery C5 Gym Lcadcr A, B, C1 Tumbling C1 Honor Award B3 Honor Society A, B2 G fPin Award A, B: Lunchroom Cashier B3 Committee of Ten A: Athletic Award B3 Lunchroom Captain Chairman of Lunchroom Committee A. Quiet. calm, efficient, a good worker, Flossie can always be counted on in a pinch. A prof mising future awaits her at Wheaton. JOSEPH EMILIO CISARIO 436 E. Cosgrove St. COMMERCIAL Chisey is one of our fine Commercial lads. His friendly, talkative personality has made him many friends in G. H. S. There's no need to wish him luck because we know he will succeed in whatever he under' takes. ELEANOR M. CLARK 6477 Ross St. COMMERCIAL Dramatic Club A, B. El has a simplicity in char' acter and style that is all her own. As an efhcient secretary in the future, we wish her hap- piness. Forfyeeight H I G H S C H O 0 L IN.. BETTE AILEEN CLAYTON 6107 McMahon Ave. COMMERCIAL Bet is a charming and un- assuming person. liked by every- one who knows her. She is sure to be a success in the fu- ture. Luck to you! LILLIAN F. COLEMAN 328 W. Earlham Terrace ACADEMIC Bible Club CQ Linguist Club E. Lillian's going to be writing on blackboards pretty soon. That' right, she's going to be a teacher, and would we mind having her? She's as sweet as can be, and Howard University is bound to like her just as much as we do. SARAH E. COLLIER 6931 Sherman St. ACADEMIC Suzie's friendly manner has made her popular among her classmates. Her objective is to be a medical technician. She will continue her education at U. of P. More power to you, Suzie MARIE LILME COMSTOCK 531 E. Durham St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club B5 Slide Rule Club B. Randolph-Macon had better watch out for Madame Curie II. Marie's clear, intelligent think- ing and reasoning will surely make her a very successful che- mist. CHRISTINE D. CONRAD 7135 N. 15th St. ACADEMIC Swimming D. Artistic and attractive des- cribe Chris Her unusual tal- ent in the art field is already getting recognition at exhibits. ELEANOR R. COSGROVE 2920 N. 25th St. COMMERCIAL Here we have another silent senioru: but haven't you noticed that the quiet girls mean a lot to the class? El is always ready to do her share and do it well, no matter how hard the task. Beneath her quiet exter- ior, we found many virtues which were appreciated by all those who met her. NANCY CARLISLE COST 109 Harvey St. ACADEMIC Dancing Club Eg Clipper Represen- tative C. D, Eg Latin Club A, B, C1 Senior Hi-Y A. B1 Dance Ticket Com- mittee Bg Bc-nd and Stamp Represen- tative Ag Riicoku Book A. Nancy is a good sport, and possesses unusual vitality. Her interests are musical, but school activities occupy her busy sche- dule also. HERB A. CRANAGE, JR. 223 E. Highland Ave. ACADEMIC Chemistry Club E. E: A Cappella Choir C. D. E, F3 Senator Ag Special Activities Committee Co-Chairman A. Bud is really going to go places at Penn with that sense of humor of his. If we happen to get a toothache a few years from now, we're heading for that sign that says Dr, Cra- nage, Dentist. ELINOR E. CRANKSHAW 1429 E. Duval St. COMMERCIAL Swimming Eg Jr. Hi-Y Eg Dramatic A, B: Sr. Hi-Y A. B. Take a letter, Miss Crank- shawf' some lucky boss will say. Elinor is sure to be a sweet, smiling, and successful secretary. JOSEPH' N. CRAVER 7941 Provident Rd. ACADEMIC Band A, Bg Orchestra A, B. Here is a boy with two rivals: Einstein and Harry James. loe is a brilliant mathematician and also an excellent trumpeter. Good luck to him at M. I. T. gUNE.1945 Forty-nine ACADEMIC X .Q N , s Q x x X x s NCS I N xx 3 X X A is is S- av ff.. I ff . isis 'Yr I - ' . ' wins 5 fig-fl' 2 K -Q LOUISE SACKS CRAVIS COMMERCIAL Bowling Club A, D3 Linguists E: Band B. C3 Leaders Ag Victory Corps A, B, C, D, E, Fa Soft Ball Ag De' hating Club Ag NVar Bond Representa' tive A. B, C. Talkative and active is 'I.ou , also full of vim and vigor. These characteristics are just a few of Lou's , As a secretary we hope she goes far. FLORENCE M CRONEY 5039 Pulaski Ave. ACADEMIC Swimming Club E, Commencement Committee A, Flossie with her ready smile and bright eyes will make many a patient glad they're Slilif someday soon. ADA MAY CROWE 7070 Forrest Ave. ACADEMIC Swimming Club C. D, E: Bnwlini C, Horseback Riding Eg Art A, B3 Senior l'IifY A. Ada is one of the few who can smile, even on a 'Kblue Mon' day. Her high spirits and happyfgoflucky disposition has endeared her to all of us. Best o' luck! BETTY L. CUNNINGHAM 7394 Rugby St. CUIVINIERCIAL We will all miss uLou with her charming manner and win' ning ways. Happiness to you in the future. ,sy 'b f -i L. JOAN CUSHMAN ,, + 3126 W. Penn St. 2 ACADEMIC 59,6 Swimming C, D, Eg lr. Hi-Y C. D, ' '29 Eg Sr. I'IifY A. BQ International Club Q A1 Dramatic A. B, C3 Debating Club A, C. ' ,loan is a perfect lady with , an interest in almost everything. We know she is going to make a big hit at Penn State. T H E R E C 0 R D Fifty G E R M A N T 0 W N IRIS C. CUTLER 6731 N. Smeclley St. COMMERCIAL Bowling Club C. That sincere, sweetflooking, efficient girl is our own Iris, better known to her many friends as She has a re' markable skill for pounding the keys on a typewriter. Executives from loads of big businesses will undoubtedly be pleading with her, upon her graduation, to type their letters for them, Best of luck, HI . OLYMPIA A. DAIUTOLO 2329 W. Somerset St. COMMERCIAL Darkfeyed, quiet, and petite describe Linda to a With a voice like hers, we will be looking forward to seeing her names in lights at the Metropof litan. More power to you! ELSIE MARIE DAMICO 7828 Ax-dleigh St. CGMMERCIAL ABowling Club A, E: Debating Club A quiet, sweet, and friendly personality-that's Elsie. Every' thing she undertakes to do is well done. LOUISA M. DARCY 3748 N. Park Ave. COMMERCIAL Bowling Club B. uTake a letter, Miss Darcy, says the boss to our uLou . That's right, she's going to be a secretary, and a very good one too. With her smiles and light' heartedness, we know she is go' ing to go places after she leaves Germantown. JANICE AUDREY DAVIES 1523 E. Johnson St. Latic Club A, B, C, E, F: Bowling A, B3 Victory Corpsg Prom Committee, IZA Dance Committee. Head for Abington if you ever need a hospital! Ian is going to study nursing there! Make sure you get the right nurse now-the one with the pleasant conversation and smiles. H I G H S C H 0 O L - sg, -f f Eiiffg 3 it X 5,5 3 I i I 1. ' .Q 'W' RICHARD S. DAVIES 246 W. Upsal St. ACADEMIC Track A, E: Cross Country B, D: Debating Club A, B5 Band D, E. F3 lguconn Booit Committee Ag Alternate Dick has the ambition, per' severance, and intelligence that bring success. We know he's going to be an excellent electri- cal engineer. JOHN JOSEPH DAWSON 34 E. Tulpehoclcen St. ACADEMIC Senator FQ Committee nf Ten A1 Special Activities Committee A. Here's a fellow with personal' ity plus. We know jack is going to get along swell at Drexel, and we feel sure he'll be a good electrical engineer. Good luck to you. ,lack . MAURICE B. De ANGELI 308 Carpenter Lane ACADEMIC Band E. Fg Orchestra E, F3 Debating Club Ag Alternate B3 Prom Committee. This is Maury who has been very successful in Germantown. He wants to be a chemist when he graduates from Penn, and we feel certain that his intelligence and perseverance will make him a good one. JUNE ELSIE DENISON 6236 N. 20th St. ACADEMIC Latin Club F3 Bowling Club A. D, E. Apparently fled is a firm believer in being seen and not heard. Anyone who knows her will vouch for her quietness. She has sailed through high school with the best of marks. May she keep up this fine work all through life. MARY JANE DEVENEY 1806 E. Mohican St. COMMERCIAL Swimming B, D, F3 Senator D, E: Alternate F3 Leaders F. Our Janie is an attractive, all-round girl with a personality that's going to make her go places. Here's to her success as a singer. LENORA T. DIARENZA 1638 E. Washington Lane COMMERCIAL Swimming Club F. A pleasant, agreeable disposif tion always helps one along in the world. Good luck to you, Lynn, in your oihce work. BESSIE DIMITRI 5737 N. 20th St. COMMERCIAL The best things come in small packages. we learned when we met Bessie, Vv'1th her sunny disposition and smiles, she's sure to be a wonderful secretary. INESSA DINICOLA 280 E. Ashmead St. COMMERCIAL Although quiet. Inez has im' pressed her class mates with her sweet personality and good looks. Everyone agrees that she will go far in the business world. RICHARD K. DOBBINS 401 W. Stafford Street MECHANICAL ARTS Alternate E: Stage Crew A, B, C. D, E1 Head of Stage Crew A3 CU Pin Award A. k'Dobby is always on the job. His sterling qualities are sure to help him go far and make many friends. LUCILLE BETTY DORMAN 1627 68th Ave. ACADEMIC Swimming F5 Linguist C, D, E, Fg Horseback Riding A, C3 Leaders Ag Debating A, D3 Bonds and Stamps A, B, C. Any bonds today? we hear as we pass room 111. Lucille is an excellent saleslady who is sure to do well in the business world. ST N. s Q., a Qs.. ,gf Cya, .... 'A . . 59 Q V - ay.. 1 xg .. :sw-.ic , - r. -as-. s..:,z,. , ... Vi T43-'1 M-al s 52.3. jx ras. .I U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Fifty-one , H vfis v x n x f , v V X M c - - t 1 I X 4 4 ' I n I 4 ' x . N ' x W . , I 1 L 1 5 x ' f v , , 1 A n u I Q r Ji w f 1 1, l l EDMOND EVATT DUBBS 6482 Ross St. ACADEMIC Special Activities Committee A. Ed is gentle and unassumf ing and has the makings of a hne chemist. Luck! If LAWSON A. DUHAN l vw 7505 Woolston Rd. I A MECHANICAL ARTS Second Gym Team C, D. This is Laws who seems to ,il know where everybody's funny' ' ' bone is. He has a swell per' pmj .,,. H, sonality, and we're sure he'll 'xl' succeed in mechanical engineer- A ing. , . x' I I... 1 HARRIS EDELMAN I 6530 N. 17th St. -3 ,, ,., ACADEMIC 5 I Language Club E, E. Bang! Bang! Bang! went the rifle. Here's a rifle enthusiast. ' We know the business world W L will welcome Harry. and we're 31 sure he'll meet with success. lv' 5 g A THOMAS DEKAY EDSALL E 7619 Woolston Rd. 1 'pts ag... ACADEMIC l 'N We Slide Rule Club B. 11, He doesn't say much, but he W .,.. .. thinks and he smiles a lot. XVe , H know Tom will be a swell mach' I anical engineer. I . , L ... 55 Q FLORENCE H. ELDERTON i n si, -' 23 E. Mt. Pleasant Ave. l'-- . ' . ACADEMIC ,I '- -. - Senator E, Fg Committee of Ten A, .gi , .. B, C, D, L' 1 'f A. B. C1 -'usb fi, Pin A, B, Clglaulflsnor Society A, B, V Q- ,A . Chairman of Prom Committee A. ' . . am, P ' H . . .h h k. d .5 eres service wit t e In i I TQ Z? ' of smile that's catching. If Floss ' ' z, is an example of the teachers of 1950, were going back to school ' a gain. T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A N T 0 W N JEAN DOROTHIA ELDRED 7506 Gilbert St. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Gym Leader D, E. Here's our friendly Jeannie with her blond hair and smiles. She loves sports, especially swim' ming. Won't she be a wonder- ful typist for some lucky office? Here's to her happiness and suc' cess. EDWARD D. ELLMORE 262 E. Queen Lane ACADEMIC Alternate F3 Gym Team D. You've heard the short of it gwell, here's the long of it. A very important person, too, when it comes down to willing- ness to help and be a friend. Penn State will be lucky to re' ceive such a member. CAROL P. ENGLEMAN 5922 Pulaski Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. C1 Debating Club A, BI Slide Rule Club A, B1 Alternate C3 Bowling Club Dg Latin Club D, E, E. Carol is our brightfeyed llttle laboratory technicianfto-be. We hope she will enjoy her college life at Temple. DANIEL FACCHIANO 7844 Provident Rd. ACADEMIC Danny has been so quiet we know he is a deep thinker. We wish you lots of luck in the future. DOROTHY FASNACHT 6620 Smedley St. ACADEMIC Special Activity Committee A: Se- nior HifY A, B3 A Cappella Choir A, Bg Bowling Bg Basketball B: Lin' guists Club F. Our Fassy has a come hither that makes folks like her. She's pleasant and easy on the eyes, and is going to be a Hne laboratory technician. F iffy-Iwo H I G H S C H 0 0 L LUCIA LYDIA FAUST 7116 Germantown Ave. COMMERCIAL Bowling Club. Good natured and ready with a smile describes 'kLul'. She alf ways looks at the bright side of life. Success to a pal! ALMA JANET FEENIE 2025 Medary Ave. VOCATIONAL ARTS School Art League A, B, C, D, E, F: Girls Hi-Y A. B, D, E, F: Basket- ball E1 Sketch Club A, B. Keep away! lt's contagious, but we love it! That's Al's giggle. Although she's a very good artist. drawing is just Al's hobby. Nursing is her primary interest, and soon will be ncf cupying most of her time NYon't she be a swell nurse? YVETTE FEINBERG 7408 Fayette St. COMMERCIAL Dancing Club A, B, C, D, E, F1 Linguist Club A, B, C, D, E. F, Leaders FQ Swimming F, Here's a girl who walks on air. We want to wish you loads of success, Yvette, in your ca' reer as a dancer. SARA JANE FINK 4605 N. 13th Sr. ACADEMIC Sally is our quiet, dark haired typist who loves to dance. We know when she leaves 'Tk-5:11655 college, she's going to make a mighty fine addition tc same orhce. MARY ELIZABETH FISCHELIS 384 Milne St. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, C, D, E, F5 Current Events Club C, D. E, F3 Debating Club A, B, D5 Latin Club A, BQ Shakespeare Contest A, B, Alter' nate Eg Senior Hi'Y Ag Monitor D, Eg Archery Club C5 Clipper Represen- tative A: Commencement Committee A. When Pinkie'.s blue eyes have that sparkle, there's bound to be some mischief a'brewing, This popular girl with her good humor and ready wit will cerf tainly be missed. GLORIA FISGAER 6056 N. 11th Sr. COMMERCIAL Another silent member is our own Ginger, who is always willing to review the latest books with you. Another one of Sin' itra's loyal fans. BEATRICE FISHMAN 6437 N. Broad St. ACADEMIC Bea is one of the quieter members of our class always held in highest esteem by all her classmates. We are sure she will make a real success of ev' rything she endeavors. MARIE KATHERINE FOELL 6412 Woodstock St. ACADEMIC Latin Club C, F: Linguist Club A. B, C, D3 Jr. Hi-Y D1 Sr. Hi'Y A. B, C, Swimming Club B, C1 Bowling Club A, B. Cg Dancing Club F, Prom Com- mittee A. Although Marie appears to bc a very quiet girl, those who know her will prove that this state' ment is false. Besides her most pleasing personality, Marie pos' sesses a steady dependable qual- ity. To be a laboratory techni- cian is Marie's goal. May sucf cess be with her always in atf taining it. JEAN EVELYN FRANK 6645 N. Opal St. COMMERCIAL Orchestra A. B: Leaders E, D, F: Basket Ball E: Baseball A, C, E, Bowl' ing E, F, Sr. l'lifY A, B1 Clipper Rc' prcsentative D, Eg Bond Representative C, Prom Committee A. Short and sweet is a per' fect description of k'Picklel'. as she is called by her friends. She is going into the business world and we are sure she will succeed. DORIS MARIE FRANKS 321 Tyson Ave., Glenside, Pa. COMMERCIAL Linguist Club Eg Color Guard A, B, C, D. L'Dutch is one of the girls in the senior class whom we know but very seldom hear. She is known, however, by her sweet disposition and charming person' ality. After graduation she de' sires to handle the records in one of our public schools. Our best wishes to a swell girl. , :rl MBV A 5 n v x X SY : Trai-:-s , Q at X -A 9' fha X A -1 X Q ' V' . ' .132 5 1.4 EEE -3253: ' Y' 1, im-. 1- Clif 'mg-fzffr' may KET, ' .I U N E n 1 9 4 5 I Fifty-three w S? R- .lagi-X.: .i MARY LOIS FREDERICK .. 3409 W. Westmoreland St. SX ACADEMIC ' Q ttldnwlgig Club D: Clipper Represen- RQ, , ' a ive . ' ,.f. Q, Freddy or Pug , as called Q i , by her many friends, has a sweet 5 , 'A' manner plus a most infectious 1 A 'ww ' giggle. She is very talented with I X ii the knack of doing impersona- e tions. She has chosen nursing as her vocation. Won't we love ' to be sick with Freddy to take ' care of us? ROSALIE FREEDMAN 2140 E. Chelren Ave. COMMERCIAL Riding Club B5 French Club E, F: Bowling Eg Clipper D, C. 'lRo , one of the more serious members of our class, is a swell kid. She certainly will be a great success at West Chester State Teachers College. MARY CURRIE FREY H 105 E. Upsal St. N f tg gg i. ,QA sw ACADEMIC L 5 Swimminl A, B, C, D, Eg Hockey 'G i',5g 'i-'SI' I F3 Senior l-lifY A, B1 Leaders F1 Girls - F. u f' Y A. A. Board C, D. E: Special Activi' Q. f' N., A5 1: tics Committee A: Senator F. ' WT -X 'N Fry's sociable manner has R' .X Fx won her scores of friends in G. H. S. She is an outstanding X '1s', 'f scholar and quite a pianist g ' too. Her next stop is Duke University where she will take a prefmedical course. We know she will succeed and come through with flying colors. All ,'x: VIRGINIA M. FROMUTH N 1 115. 808 W. Sedgwick St. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B. C, D, Eg De' - TH harms Club A, C1 IZA Dance Com' A A mittee' Ag- Debating Club tTreasurerl Q., A: Linguist Club A. ' ' I Q Friendly, energetic-that is 'l i Mitz.i . She has been a very 4' saw active member of the dramatic X Z 'i:: L club while here in G. H. S. A She is also very fond of dancf g ing, thus accounting for her 7 eager work on the Prom Com- - m gh. mittee. May she lead a happy, I . A fyi A successful life. ' -.ff A - IRENE GAJDOWSKI I I K If ' 1446 N. Corlies St. . 1'4 .- COMMERCIAL 5 I .V I Swimming C. wggfffi ' lrene has made many friends during her school days. She is A always ready to lend a helping hand to someone in distress. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A N T 0 W N EMILY LOUISE GALLY 1962 Penfield St. COMMERCIAL Emmylou although very shy has made numerous friends in G. H. S. Her pastime is writing to the boys in the serv' ice. She is a morale builder. May she win fame in the busif ness world. FLORENCE EDNA GARVER 2704 Cheltenham Ave. COMMERCIAL Swimming Club E. Floss's easyfgoing, agree' able manner has won the friend' ship of many of her classmates. Her favorite pastime is collect' ing pictures. She has quite a collection. May she succeed in the future doing her chosen vo' cation of secretarial work. RICHARD B. GARVIN 56 Slocum St. INDUSTRIAL Basketball C, D, E: Baseball A, C, Eg Football B3 Gym Leader A, B, C, D, Eg Secretary of IZB Class A: Com' mencement Committee A. Good natured and full of pep describes Fuzzy to a There is no doubt where he re- ceived his nickname, but how did he get so tall and hand- some? We all wish L'Fuzzy success, What an athlete! SHIRLEY RAE GASPER 7092 Forrest Ave. ACADEMIC Riding D, E, F3 Swimming Eg Lin' guist A, B, Eg Archery B5 Student Ac- tivities Award B. Sherry is the spark plug of the class with those big eyes that tantalize and with a most pleasant smile for everyone. She is chuck-full of pep and enthuf siasm which will be a great as' set to her in the future at either Penn or Swarthmore. Best of luck to you Sherry ! ANNE GEIVISENJAGER 2125 66th Ave. COMMERCIAL Quiet, though popular among her friends is none other than Anne. May she be successful in whatever she undertakes. Fifty-four X Q sam N s .W . rs .-x 'r -s ,, ., i H I G H S C H 0 O L i X FU'-s 5 Q. g Iz:4,s1..,,-15. la .2 p .-fi Qlmfr-. s il 'i z . ..:'f.a5:1Xfff . fzaiajl- 2' . 'X . BBQ SZ 'KN fffv L WVU' E i I LOUISE GETTLIN 6609 N. Gratz St. ACADEMIC President of Debating Club Ag Dc' bating Club A. B,Cg Slide Rule Club A. B1 Linguist Club A, B, C: Locker assistant A. One of our most studious classmates is 'iLou and her fine marks have proved that her studying wasn't in vain. She spends many of her spare mo' ments drawing. Lots of success as an interior decorator! THEODORE E. GETZ 437 E. Hortter St. ACADEMIC Clipper Sports Editor A, B. uTed's sincerity and friendly disposition are just two of the many qualities that make him a likeable fellow. We expect him to reach the top in his ca' reer of medicine. MARY E. GIBSON 39- E. Clapier St. ACADEMIC Mary with her golden locks and lovely face will make some' one a capable wife. ROBERT C. GIBSON 6974 Weatham St. MECHANIC ARTS Football B. D. Hoot , known by everyone for the sincere, good natured fellow that he is, plans to at- tend Villanova in the near future and become an engineer. We all know he will find success in his life ambition. JOAN P. GILLINGHAM Franklin Park Apts. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, Cg Debating Club B3 Swimming Club E. Reds is Germantown's Lady in the Dark with an air of .sweet sophistication. You al' ways take a second look at her georgeous tresses. Redheads like Ioan are few and far between. PHYLLIS BETH GINSBURG 6676 Blakemore St. ACADEMIC Debating Club Ag Clipper Staff A, B. C1 Fellowship Club A, B: Linguist Club B, C, D. E: Bowling Club E. Phyllis is industrious and sure to succeed at the University of Pennsylvania. Her many friends at G.H.S. wish her the best of luck. EVELYN MAY GOETZ 5749 N. Woodstock St. ACADEMIC Debating Club A, B3 Slide Rule Club A, B3 Fellowship Club A1 Lunch' room Aid A: RECORD Book Staifl A2 Lunchroom Captain Bg l'lifY B. C. D: Bowling Club B, C. DQ Linguist Club C, E, F3 Swimming Club C. Eg Dane' ing Club E, F5 Baseball Cg A. A. Award Bg Color Guard B. Ev is an allfround girl, who is noted for her corny jokes. Although she is undecided as to what is in store for her in the future we know she will succeed. FRANCIS X. GOFFREDO 4941 Germantown Ave. COMMERCIAL Linguist Club E, FL A Cappella E. F. Frank, although quiet at times made a great deal of friends here with his pleasing personality. His hobby is danc' ing, maybe that is why he was known as the Sharper . Frank's ambition is to become a Busif ness Executive and we take this opportunity to wish him suc- cess. JANICE RUTH GOLDBERG 1804 68th Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B, C, D. E. F: Debating Club A. B. CQ Slide Rule Club A, E. Ian, who always has her nose in a book, is congenial and really uses her gray matter. Around school, Ian is a conf scientious worker. DOLORES GOLDSMITH' 7087 Forrest Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A. B1 Alternate E1 Lunch Room Monitor E. Doe is most attractive and appealing to the eye. She is smart as a whip, and has a most patriotic hobby of doing war work. With all these ine qual- ities, she will be very successful. .f . X .nw 1- Q5 5 of ' i A-gt M :ali sk J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Fifty-five .F .pax JSR gsm 2w- ., xfs- . ,.. mg, K 713533-Q, itfiif? V N 'S RUTH F. GOODFRIEND 7124 Germantown Ave. COMMERCIAL Clipper Representative E, F3 Lin- guist Club Ag Lunchroom Captain. Goodies personality would chase uMr. Gloonf' away any- time. Her school work is most worthy of high praise. We know she will rise to fame in life. DOROTHY K. GOSS 139 E. Pomona Terrace ACADEMIC Ir. Hi-Y D. E, F3 Sr. Hi-Y A, B, C: Swimming D, E. F3 Linguist A, B1 Bowling A, B3 Luncheon Committee A1 Lunch Room Aid B5 Clipper Represen- tative B1 Bond and Stamp Representa- tne A. Dot's friendly manner has won her many friends here in G. H. S. She is a mathematical whiz, hence we know she will be most successful in her chosen vocation of accounting. Keep up the good work at Temple, Dot! ROBERT M. GOULD Sedgwick Gardens ACADEMIC Track Team. i'Bob sure can go around that cinder path. He helped the G. H. S. team a great deal by his efforts. If Bob goes as fast in life. as he did on the team. no doubt he will reach his goal in record time. RITA LORENE GRANATO 2804 N. 24th St. ACADENIIC Bowling A: Archery C. Rita is a striking success in all she endeavors. May she be as successful in her nursing ca- reer. LEON A. GREGORY 7952 Michener Ave. ACADEMIC Senator A, B, Eg Alternate D, F3 Swimming Team D5 Diving Team B. Lee is the uanswer man of the class, and his marks show he's usually correct. All agree he's a swell fellow. T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A N T 0 W N J. DAVID GRING 1815 Ashley St. ACADEMIC Prom Committee A: Dance Com- mittee B. To shout orders from the bridge of a sleek navy cruiser is 'iDave'sl' one big ambition in life. He intends to enter An napolis Naval Academy after graduation and our sincere wishes for luck go with him. Anchors aweigh, Dave , and full steam ahead for a sea rol- licking future. ELEANOR E. GROVES 546 E. Mayland Street COMMERCIAL Senior Hi-Y B3 Swimming A, B: Baseball D: Bowling A. El , our dark haired beauty, has captured many hearts with her friendship. After graduation she expects to enter into the business world. Undoubtedly, she will be successful as Mr. Browns private secretary. GEORGE RALPH GUTHRIE 308 W. Chelteri Ave. ACADEMIC Football B, Basketball A, B, C. D: Hi-Y A, B, C, D5 Honor Society A, B, C3 Swimming Eg Sports Editor Clip- per B3 Gym Leader A, B, C, D: Re- ooim Boost Ag Student Activity Award F: Dance Committee B1 G -Pin Award A. Ralph's manner, which has won him many intimate friends here at Germantown, should make him an otustanding indiv- idual in the halls of the Uni- versity of Penn. DORIS CARRIE HACKER 1940 74th Avenue COMMERCIAL Dottie seems to lead a very happy existence, for she is never troubled, never worried, and al- ways looking at the bright side of life. Dottie is fond of bowl- ing, and spends much of her lei- sure time improving her tech- nique. May she strike her way to success, ELIZABETH M. HAGDORN 5968 Norwood St. COMMERCIAL Betty gives people who don't know her the appearance of be- ing quiet, but when you know her, this quietness seems to dis- appear. She is an earnest work- er and we are sure of her fame in the future. Fifty-six sf-:fffzf w,,ras - , , ,I se s 2313.-.gui , Z.. ' t .,.::g:X. 5:9 , fr 1 12 , K, l , R Q, nfs., CSP. - : as xsbiq - -V ,iii get a- , . ' gk'-1-:ry ' 2 -9'-F N. 3 gtg..-gi :fr P -r 'Stl -'sf-Q, . E, V fr- f 2?:,R'f'-73:7 Y ' I N JJ, ,S QE:-Qsstt-t, ' -- ' if 'F is-2. . ' of ' 13: sri :Sr as sit 'O s.1.st-saa:.ss-.ssV: , g., .M v I 'sg-aww t ' Eg, R' Q. X -- , -1 ,. I ,X vsifw- . . 'I 'SEQ H I G H S C H O 0 L -: t ., ., ,Q ...gk .ss -. V 'Raw' 11. ,Q Q. X il' CN X 'Wx 09. .5 X X if X51 Sw . ,... T X, X s f Xa. X. . f-sf'--.5 . - . ia. Q.. X' ,pw vt 3 NX X'-sf. .1 X s. ,, .. .s X vm' 'V' LOUISE ELEAN OR HAGY 7008 Cresheim Rd. ACADEMIC Linguists E, F: Bowling E, Fg Boost- ers A, B, C, D, E, F3 Secretary of Boosters B, C, D: Vice President of Class Bg Student Activity Award CQ Prom Committee Ag Sr. I'lifY Ag A Cappella Choir A, B. Louise ranks tops with us. We will always remember her for her charm and sophisticaf tion. BETTE HAIN ES 2941 N. 26th St. COMMERCIAL Color Guard Bg Linguist Club F. In L'Blondie we have one of those quiet unassuming persons which every class has. Much of her spare time is spent on skates. May she roll along life's high' ways with the greatest of ease. NANCY H. HALDEMAN 6025 N. 11th St. ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir A. B, CQ Swim1 ming C. E, Fg Lin-guists Club A, B: Archery C3 Debating, A, B, C3 Hi-Y A. B, C. D3 Prom Committee A: Stu' dent Activity Award B. Tall, blonde, and goodlooking -that's i'Shorty fyes how do you like her nicknamej She is most active in extra curricular activities. May success and good fortune follow her in the days to come at Ursinus College. MARY JANE HALLIDAY 6424 Limekiln Pike ACADEMIC jr, Hi-Y D. E: Sr. Hi-Y A, B. Cl Latin E, FQ Bowling A, B, Cg Dane' ing Fg Linguists A. B, C, D3 Prom Committee Ag Lunchroom Monitor A, B. -laneyn is one of the most cheerful people we know. She also is a hard worker. When she sets out to do a job she will stick to it until the end. We know she will make a wonderful laboratory technician. EVELYN REGINA HANIG 6524 N. 18th Street ACADEMIC Debating Club A, B5 Linguists Club A, B, C5 Slide Rule A, B3 Latin Club D, E, Fg Red Cross Club F3 Monitor A, B5 Stamp and Bond Representative A, BQ Clipper Representative Dr Bowling Club D5 Commencement Com- mittee A. Evie always knows the right answer. She is a hard earnest worker which you can readily tell by her long list of activi- ties. She intends to further her education at U. of P. BETTY LOU HARR 6638 Ogontz Ave. ACADEMIC Bowlirul B, E, F: Hockey B, C, D. Eg Hi-Y A, Bg Basketball Eg Senator C, D. E, F3 Alternate B: Leaders F3 Girls A. A.g Swimming Club F9 Prom Committee A. Peppy, happy, and cheerful, that's Lou , our own treasurer. She certainly has a most sys' tematic system of handling our money. Lou plans to be a physical education teacher and will continue her education at Penn State. SHIRLEY HARRIS COMMERCIAL 1831 Nedro Ave. Swimming Club C. D. i'Shirl must have a flair for art because she wants to be a designer. We hope to see her creations in Vogue. EDITH HASTINGS 5858 Chew St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club BQ Luncheon Com' mittee A: Sr. Hi-Y A, B. Edith has become the friend of many of us and she is indeed a friend worth having. She al- ways has a big smile for every' one. With such a likeable per' sonality she is sure to succeed. JEAN G. HATHAWAY 6868 N. Forrest Ave. ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir. Carefree nlaygeeu is always looking at the bright side of life. Whenever someone is down and out they just talk to her and they feel happy once more. She hopes -to write articles for magazines and newspapers and we are confident she will chase away the blues. ALLIENE HAWSEY 5821 N. Lambert St. COMMERCIAL A Cappella Choir A, B. C. D, E1 Senior l'IifY C: Junior Hi-Y D, EZ Clipper Representative D, E. Alliene, one of the more so' phisticated members of our class, has always been hailed by her friends for her Silver Voice. More power to you. ' wa Q., . I A , -r . I 6 f J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Fifty-seven BARBARA HEALD 6310 Morton St. COMMERCIAL Linguists Club Eg Bowling Club A. B3 Senior Hi'Y A. Quiet, but yet most friendly, is none other than Barbara. Swimming and bowling seem to be her favorite pastimes, and she has given her whole hearted support to the Bowling Club. Barbara is one grand girl. WILLIAM W. I-IELLER 1321 E. Rittenhouse St. INDUSTRIAL Although Billl' is generally quiet. he talks a blue streak. He spends most of his spare time model building, as this is his favorite pastime. His chosen ob- jective is to be an aviation mech- anic. Good luck, Bill! HORACE J. HENNINGER 5918 McCallum St. ACADEMIC Fivotball B, D, F, Track and Field A, C. Horace has boosted school moral while serving on the foot' ball team. His initiative and en- ergy will carry him I-ar in the career which he choses. NORMA F. HERMAN 506 E. Wadsworth St. ACADEMIC Cheer Leader A, B. C. D. E: Lin suis! Club A, B. C, D: Bowling Club E, F1 Dramatic Club C. D. E, Fg Senator F1 Alternate Eg Dancing Club A, B. 'iNorm has been a valuable member of the class, by particif pating in many activities. She plans to continue at the Univerf sity of Pennsylvania. Lots of luck! EDITH M. HEY 6329 Magnolia Ave. ACADEMIC Swimming A, B. Eg Linguist A, C, D. E. Fg Hockey D. C: ,Iunior Hi-Y D. E, F: A Cappella Choir A, B, C. Edith does not seem to have the temper commonly found with red hair. She really cuts a nice figure on ice, and we know her dream of being a professional skater will come true. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A LOUIS STANLEY HOBSON 6124 Musgrave St. ACADEMIC Flash to Drexel! Another promising student is headed for your campus! There is little fear that Lou will feel strange at his new Alma Mater, for D. I. T. seems to be the destina' tion of many Germantown grad' uates. LOUIS R. HODGE 3310 Arnold St. INDUSTRIAL Alternate B, D: Clipper B, C, D: Senator Ag Prom Committee A. Sincerity, industry, good hu' mor are i'Bud's predominant characteristics. We can truth' fully say that he is a regular fellow. No doubt his chosen field, Electronics Engineering, will prove very interesting. BYRNECE ANNA HOENIG 364 E. Sharpnack St. ACADEMIC Honor Award B1 Swimming Club Ag Senator B3 Dance Club F5 Latin Club B. CQ Clipper Representative F1 YVar Stamp Representative DQ Alternate DQ Junior Hi-Y Award F: Student Activif ties Award D3 G Pin Award A. Our uBunny deserves a lot of credit for all the many things she has done for G. H. S. We are sure she will be a great sue' cess in her college life. ELSIE MINA HOFFMANN 1454 N. Myrtlewood St. COMMERCIAL Ellie's quiet charm has made her well liked by everyone and she is sure to make good as a bookkeeper. We wish her the best of luck in her career. MILDRED L. HOFFMANN 1454 N. Myrtlewood St. COMMERCIAL Millie is one of the quiet members of the class whose hob' by is reading. Her goal is to become a bookkeeper and we wish her lots of luck. Fifiy-eight H I G H S C H O 0 L .. ... 'C 'Ii 1 S I K 3 . 'Q is Q r vi if-. fe 'SEQQXX ' 8 V 121. . :ss . 1 1:54351 S.1E2'ri't, -' asa , .atfiiaag A15 7 fi.'s1?f'ffSe5?'+' , JAMES G. HOTCHKISS 6959 Limekiln Pike ACADEMIC Debating Club A. B. C, D, E, F3 Gym Leader A, B, C, D, E, F: Base' ball Ag Cross Country D, Basketball Manager A, B, C, D. Hoppy's natural smile and genuine personality have won him many friends. Temple Uni' versity will welcome him with open arms. GEORGE RAY HRUBANT 438 E. Allens Lane ACADEMIC Luncheon Committee Ag RECORD Book Committee Ag Debating Club Ag Student Activity Award B, C, Cli per Stati A, B, C3 Chemistry Club Sincerity typifies George. He plans to complete his scientihc training at the University of Pennsylvania, His pastime has been to contribute his literary efforts to the Clipper and the Record Book. He has proved without a doubt his mastery of the pen. JOHN A. HUBERT1, JR. 459 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC Debating Club A.' This is John, otherwise known as Frenchy. He's a tall, stu' dious, and intelligent young man who will soon be studying en' gineering at Drexel. Let's wish loads of luck and success to a lad with real sterling qualities. CHARLES INSINGER, JR. 526 W. Carpenter Lane ACADEMIC Prom Committee Ag Vice President of Class B, Senator CQ HifY A, B, C. D, E3 Vice President Ag Track A, E: Gym Leader C, D. E. Jocks jovial manner, his ability to have a good time, and to make those about him light' hearted have gained numerous friends for him at Germantown. We are sure that whatever oc' cupation Jock may choose, success will be with him. HELEN WILMA HUSS 7301 N. 30th St. ACADEMIC Helen is another girl in the class who can be placed on the quiet list. Although not active in school organizations she is extremely popular among her friends. F ifty-nine JEANNE ANNE JACOBS 1851 Champlost Ave. COMMERCIAL Prom Committee Ag Clippuv Staff A. B: Debating A, Bg Dancing C, D. E, F3 Alternate F. Jeanie's cheerful manner and delightful personality make her tops among her friends. Aff ter graduation she intends going into the advertising field. LILLIAN JACOBS 1921 Girard Ave. COMMERCIAL Here's another miss who wishes to be a stenographer. Lots of luck in your career Lillian. CAROLINE M. JACOBSON 312 Zeralda Terrace VOCATIONAL ART Special Activities Committee A: S-:f nior l'lifY C3 Archery C1 Junior HifY C3 Archery CL Junior Hi-Y D, Eg Rid- ing F3 Bowling CQ Horseback A. Jake must be tired for she claims sleeping to be her hobby. On the contrary, she's wide awake. full of pep. We know shell be successful in whatever she undertakes. PHOEBE ANN JARVIS 514 E. Sedgwick St. COMMERCIAL Ann is an unassuming, def mure miss of G. H. S. Her present interests are reading and drawing. Such an attractive girl is sure to have a full share of happiness. CAROLYN M. JOHNSON 6633 Opal St. COMMERCIAL Swimming A, E3 Hi'Y A, B5 Bowl' ing B. Eg Color Guard D, E, F5 Lunch' eon Committee A. To have a friend is to he a friend . This is what makes Johnnie so popular with ev' eryone. Johnnie's success will continue to grow we are sure. Q 4 i 1 ea . -is . 'Yun I 77K Y W . . if 5' x Ks N N lille ii' J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 '95 fr: ,ae Y . VIRGINIA A. JOHNSTON 6414 Clearview St. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A. B. C: Senior l'lifY A, B, C5 XVar Bond Rcprescnta' tivc A, B, C3 Linguist A. B3 Special Activities Committee Ag Debating Club C: Junior Hi'Y E: Riding Club E. 'kJinnie's cheerfulness and humor will long be remembered by her classmates. With these characteristics we are sure she will go far in her musical career. WILLIAM JOHNSTON 8040 Roanoke St. COMMERCIAL Clipper Representative A. ln spite of his reserve, 'LRcds In popular among his companf ions. His strength lies in his ability to work, and work hard. His kind and cheerful manner will help him gain his ambition as a post office clerk. Here's wishing you success in your fu- ture undertakings Reds , ALICE D. JOHNSTONE 174 Hansberry St. ACADEMIC l'li4Y A. Il, C, D, EL Bowling A. B. C15 Swimming E: Archery C, Lin' quists A, B: Riding F. Her friendly manner and her swell sense of humor makes MAI rate high with all her friends. Shell make an ideal nurse and is sure to reach the top. AUDREY JEAN JONES 244 Magnolia Terrace ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir A, B, C, D. E1 Clipper Rcprcsvntativc F. A sweet smile, an attractive appearance, and a pleasing dis- position always identify Audrey. Her fame in singing has already been established and we know she'll be a great success in her musical career. EVA D. JONES 229 W. Duval St. COMMERCIAL Although we haven't seen much of Cozy in extra-cur' ricular activities, we all know her by her amiable manner. Best of luck to a swell girl. T H E R E C O R D Sixty G E R M A N T 0 W N MARION E. JONES 6900 Henley St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club F3 Debating Club A. B. A pretty little brunette with plenty of pep and energy is Jonsie . She is going to be one of our attractive dieticians. GEORGE JUSTICE 2113 Medary Ave. ACADEMIC MBud is the original silent man. He was so quiet that we hardly knew he was around. Nevertheless, his record proves that still Water runs deep. ROBERT ALFRED KALIX 7130 N. Broad St. MECHANIC ARTS Bashful Bubbles is the un' known quantity, He deserves this title because he is so quiet that we can never tell what he may do. MILDRED D. KAUFMANN COMMERCIAL Dancing Club A, B, C. D. E. E: Tap Club A. B. We all know Mildred by her dancing ability, and by her cheery smile. She intends to continue her career as a dancer and we know she'll be tops in taps. RICHARD J. KAUFFIVIANN 3529 Ainslie St. COMMERCIAL So he wants to be a salesman. Watch that sales-lineg he won't take no for an answer. N H I G H S C H 0 0 L as .sm I N PATRICIA KAVETSKI 3112 Abbottsforcl Rd. ACADEMIC Bowling Club B. Pat plans to go into the profession of nursing upon grad' uation. She has the patient na' ture which will be an advantage to any hopsital. RUTH MARILYN KAYTES Park Tower Apts CUMMERCIAL Linguist Club F, Fellowship B, C. Ruth's career of surgical nursf ing is sure to be a success, since she has been very competent in all her undertakings. Best of luck, Ruth. MARYALICE KEEFE 31 W. Gowan Ave. COMMERCIAL 'LMarcy's friendly cheerful smile is wellfknown around the halls at Germantown. We know she is one grand girl from top to toe. JEANNE EVELYN KEEFER 5759 N. 12th St. COMMERCIAL Lifcsavingg A. A.g Baseball. -lean's hobby, she says, is any sport especially swimming and baseball. After graduating, how' ever, she would like to become a model. CHARLES KEFFER 29 E. Seymour St. VOCATXONAL ART KefI , now wearing Navy Blue is remembered for his strong interest in sports. He knows he has the best wishes of the class for his success in the Navy and later at Duke. ELEANORE P. KELECHAVA 1618 Cayuga St. COMMERCIAL Debating Ag Linguist Ag Senior Hi-Y Ag IZA Dance Committcc, Special Activities A. Dancing gets Ellie's vote for her favorite ouvoffschool hobby. In school she is active in many things and hopes to go on to college. BETTY KELIAN 5643 Chew Ave. ACADEMIC Orchestra A. B. C. D, Eg A Cap' pclla A, B3 Girls' Scnior Hi'Y A, B. C: Debating Club A, B, C3 Linguist Club A, B. C3 Altcrnatc Eg Clipper Reprcscntatlve E. Eg Archery Club C. Betty has contributed much to our Alma Mater through her many activities. and has made numerous friends. Best of luck to a swell girl. MARIE CAROLYN KELLY 6701 Woodstock St. COIVIMERCIAL Swimming C, D3 Bowling C, D3 Archery CQ Sr-mor Hi-Y A, C3 Spa, cial Activities Ag IZA Dance Commit' ICC. In her calm and cheerful man' ner Marie has a smile for ev' ery one. Her school work is commendable and we are certain that she will succeed in what' ever she undertakes. FRANKLYN A. KEMP 224 E. Dorset St. INDUSTRIAL Cross Countrv A, B3 Track A, B. Quiet and unassuming, Frank has brought fame to our track and cross. country teams while here in G, H. S. We wish him luck in whatever he undertakes. PATRICIA M. KERNS 7028 Limekiln Pike COMMERCIAL Basket Ball A, B3 Swimming A, B. C, D, E, Eg Linguist A, B, C, D1 Clipper Stall A, B3 Leaders A, B, C: Bowling A. C. DQ Debatng A, B3 Ar' chery D4 Tumbling A, B, C3 Rnuoium Book Ag Activity Awards B, C. Pat is known to her classmates by her friendly disposition, and her engaging sense of humor. She's our vote for an all Amer' ican girl, and we certainly never could have done without her. 7 if ,Q ,ki-.ils l :-QQ.. .3551 S., :mmf ,,fIQ, . J U N E 0 1 9 4 5 S ixty- one F IU'- 155, - L S 2 Q 1 . . 7?-,gf Q FF I -1 l - Q? , 2 3 2? .V ,krkk 4 , , 1' . W ,r 1 ' Q' 2 I iii ' ,V 5. Q H f . . - 'Q . L . :V ,,,' , ',,l., .- ' ,V j 1 . 11- .l - A, QA .52 M N 53 I n Q fi 31 , -sr , ,aw 499A 2-, . se , . .an-' - 1 r u ff , . . t-P . ' .,.- ' . C' ,p--. WYF5 AUDREY MAE KERR 33 W. Durham St. COMMERCIAL Quiet, capable Audie has the characteristics that make a good secretary. Her sunny smile is one assurance of advancement. RUSSEL C. KIRK 6042 Ogontz Ave. MECHANIC ARTS Fiiritball B, D, F1 Baseball A. C: Swimming B. C1 Hi-Y A, B, C, D3 Class Othccr B3 Prom Committee A. Russ , although very quiet at times. was well known around school. His record of being an outstanding athlete on our teams and his pleasing person' ality will be remembered long. Vv'e wish him success in what' ever he undertakes. RICHARD L. KLOSTERMAN 414 E. Slocum St. ACADEMIC Boosters A. B, C, D3 Hi-Y A. B. C, D. Eg Class Treasurer A, B1 Tennis Varsity A. C5 Swimmine B. D3 Pin B. An outstanding record, coup' led with a well rounded per' sonality have placed this gentle' man high in the esteem of his fellow classmen. ESTHERMAE KNIGHT 701 E. Chelten Ave. ACADEMIC A Cappella Choir A. B, C. DQ Hi- Y A, B. C3 Linguist F: Senator C1 Baseball A. C3 Debating C. DQ Clipper Representative: Student Activity Axwtrcl Ba lxttba B A t B, D3 s ll 3 lernate Ag Special Activity Committee A. Pep, vim, vigor, all combined into one, that is Esther. She has that oomph that will sure' ly win friends and influence people. We wish her lots of success as a kindergarten teacher. GLORIA KOBLENZ 430 W. Ellet St. ACADEMIC Although Bunny just arf rived in Germantown last term, she has been very active. Ver' satile is the word for her. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A N T 0 W N JEAN ALICE KOLB 4822 Germantown Ave. ACADEMIC Student Activity Award C5 Hi'Y A. B. C. D. Eg Clipper Staff A, B: Latin Club A, B. Dg Bowling A. B. C. E: Swimmim: A. E: Riding F: Archery C1 Athletic Council A, Bg Honor Award B. We need more girls like ujeanieu. She's an all around girl with a sunny disposition who makes a success of any- thing she undertakes. BARBARA JANE KRAMER 440 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC HifY A, B, C3 A Cappella Choir A, B, D, Eg Tumbling C1 Hockey E. F3 Orchestra C, D. E, F1 Swimming D2 Lineuists C5 Special Activity Com' ITllIfCf. Vim, vigor, and vitality are the main ingredients in the per' sonality of little Bobby . All the V's stand for victory too, which we know she will achieve at Duke. MARY LOU KRAMER 440 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC Swimming Eg HifY A, B. C: A Cappella Choir A, B, C. D3 Linizuists C5 Orchestra C. D, E, F5 Hockey E, Fg Luncheon Committee A. Lou's beauty is admired by all. Her vivacious manner and amiability will continue to draw many friends her way. DIANE MARION KUEHLS 6102 N. Marshall St. ACADEMIC Clipper Representative C3 Hockey C. D: Modern Dancing Ag Bowling Ag Debating Ag Basketball A. When Diane enters a class' room, we take notice. Surely a girl so versatile will find no trouble in being successful in her undertakings. MARION DOROTHY KULP 50 Slocum St. COMMERCIAL As her objective in life, Mar- ion has chosen to be a private secretary. Her favorite hobby outside of school is dancing. Good Luck! Sixty-two an C H 0 O L DONALD T. LA MONT 112 W. Ashmead St. ACADEMIC Cross Country Running I D, F, Gym Team II A: Cheer Leader B. Pepsi is known to all as the fellow with a swell sense of humor. Pennfs gain will be our loss if L'Don's hope of attendf ing Penn comes true. PHYLLIS DAVIS LAMPKIN 6619 Ross St. COMMERCIAL West Virginia State will prob' ably be the next stopping place for Phyl . We are sure her charming manner will win her many friends. DORIS JEAN LANEY 1716 Roselyn St. ACADEMIC Doris, one of the members of the class, spends a lot of her time outside of school, dancing. We expect her to be a nurse and a very good one. EDWARD J. LARKIN 2104 E. Chelten Ave. ACADEMIC Small in stature, high in ideals. Such is With his pleasant smile, all around personality, and a constant desire to succeed, he should go far in the field of Radio Engineering. JANE MAUD LEACH 3428 Vaux St. ACADEMIC Orchestra E, F, Band B, D, F: Riding A, B, C, D, Eg Swimming C, Eg Bowling A, B, C, D, Eg Hockey F3 Latin Club FQ Senator Eg Secretary Rid' ing Club Ag Lunch Room Aid B, E5 Swing Band Ag RECORD Book Ag Lunf cheon Ag A. A, Council B, Athletic Award C. Janie is small but full of en- ergy and pep and always hurry' ing on the way to her many extra-curricular activities. Head' ed for Abington Hospital and the Army, we hope she makes good. ELEANORE JOYCE LEAKE 2052 W. Hagert St. ACADEMIC Field Hockey C, E. Eleanore's sense of humor will carry her through life. That smile is always ready even when she's plugging away at Geom' etry. Let's hope it wasn't a waste of time. ELIZABETH R. LEARY 6341 Chew Ave. COMMERCIAL This blonde bombshell will smile her way into your heart. We predict she will go far in the busine.ss world because of her ability to get along with other people, her sweet person' ality, and her good looks. KATHERINE B. LEBER 1942 Dennie St. COMMERCIAL Leaders Club Fg Tap Dancing A, B. For she's a jolly good class' mate! Kay is funny and just as subtle, but a better sport you'll never iind. JEANNE A. LEETCH 6702 Cresheim Rd. ACADEMIC Linguist Club C, D, E. F5 Art Club Ag Bowling Ag Senior Hi-Y A. Art and jive are the important things in , Jeannie's life. Her drawings are really alive. LOIS JANE LEMON 358 E. Gorgas Lane COMMERCIAL Bowling Club A, B. C, D, E, F: President of Bowling Club A, Bg Reo- oiro Booic Typing Chairman A: Bond and Stamp Representative D5 Clipper Representative D. 'LIt's a strike! Yes, it's Lois walking off with the high scores of the Bowling Club. Her av' erage score is 13O.A charming girl who has done a great deal for her class. Q19 J U N E 0 1 9 4 5 Sixty-three ,,.-NB if V Q 'V H ' 'Sw at . xg 6 R , Jo . sf.. gun. s JANE CLAIRE LESER 323 W. Logan St. ACADEMIC Leaders A, B, C. D, E. F3 Tumbling B, C, D3 Hi-Y A, B, C, Dg Baseball A, C. D5 Bond Representative B, C, Fg Senator Ag Hockey A, Linguist Ag Rizcoim Book A, Can you imagine a smiling face, an amiable personality, and a jolly laugh as characteristics of a Navy nurse? We can, and we know jane will succeed. IRVIN LESWING 7878 Provident Rd. MECHANIC ARTS Football B, D, F: Hi-Y A, B, C, D1 Gym Leader A. B. C, D, E, F: Prom Committee A. Whenever the subject of aviaf tion arises, there you'll find Les. for he is an ardent flying en' thusiast. After graduation, he plans to go into training, and we are confident he will achieve his goal. Happy landings, Les . LITA LEVY 512 Arbutus St. ACADEMIC Debating A, B1 Linguist A, B, Slide Rule Club B. Biff! Bang! It's Lita. For dependability in a conversation, she rates high. WILLIAM L. LICHTEN 205 W. Tulpehocken St. Track A, C, Cross Country B: Sow cer D, F1 Debating A, B. C, D: Slide Rule C, Dg Alternate D. The Joker, as his friends know him. is one of the outstanding scholars of our class. His antics in the classroom will be remernf bered by both faculty and stu- dents. ELEANOR GRACE LOESCH 7163 Anderson St. ACADEMIC Swimming B, C. D, E, FQ Bowling A, C. D, Eg Archery C: Latin Club F. Eleanor is appreciated by our class for her pleasant smile and cheerful presence. Her new classmates at Albright College will have a wonderful pal. T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A N T O W N ELIA AGNES LORENZINE 4954 Baynton St. COMMERCIAL junior Hi-Y D. E, F5 Senior Hi-Y A, B3 Debating Club A, B, C, D, E, F, Chppcr Business Staff A. B, C, D. E, F: Basket Ball Club D3 Swimming A: Library Aid F. Ellie may be easily recognized by her beautiful hair, sparkling eyes, and charming manner. She has worked hard on the Clipper and Cliveden staffs. DIVA LORENZON 8017 Winston Rd. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, C, D. E, FL Hi'Y A, B. C. D, E, F, Debating Club A, B, C, D, Senator E, F1 Prom Com- mittee Ag Alternate A. Energy and ability, combined with Diva's loyalty, and good nature, have made her a worth' While friend. MARGARET HESTER MACE 61 Cosgrove St. ACADEMIC Bon-lim: B, E. Her gay personality and hapf pyfgoflucky attitude of laughing at life. makes Peggy a grand person to know, CATHERINE MACKEY 5011 N. Smedley St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club A, B, C. D, Eg Leaders Club E, F: Senator I'Ii'Y A. B3 A Cappella Choir A. If it looks like a strike, 'iMac is behind that ball. Her hobby is eating but bowling rates a close second. MARIANNE MADISON 1647 Grange Ave. ACADEMIC Swimming Club E. F. If you hear an exceptionally nice voice on the telephone, you will know it's Marianne. She already has a good start as a Bell Telephone operator and we know she will be an excellent one. Sixty-four N It if ts ' S t . X 2 Q sts 5 . I i ' .f s N- 1 . 3. S- , L' ,. t A ' i' H I G H S C H 0 0 L y Xa W 9 SN , X a Q 2 ii x- ,,:-, A .: MURIAL K. MAGRORY 8239 Pickering St. COMMERCIAL Bowling Club Fg Band A, B, C, D, E, F3 Swimming Club A. If you add a lovely voice and a cheery smile to the old say' ing, sugar and spice and ev' erything nice, it all adds up to Micky . HELEN MARCOLINA 7733 Devon St. COMMERCIAL Debating Club A, B, C, D: Drama' tic Club A, B. C, D: Basketball C3 Clipper Representative B, C, D5 junior Hi' Y D, Eg Hockey E, F: Commence' ment Committee Ag Shakespeare Con' tcst A, B. Helen has a sparkle to her that cheers us up. Her allf around interests has won her many friends. RITA AGNES MARINO 4523 N. 15th Street ACADEMIC Rita may be quiet, but her shy smile and reserved manner accent a demureness that is most attractive. RUTH MARY MARETT 1316 E. Price St. COMMERCIAL That pretty blonde you've seen is Ruthie. She is con' stantly cutting her hair and loves brown-all shades of it. DOMENIC MICHAEL - MASCIANTONIO' 1428 Wharton St. ACADEMIC Gym Team B, Eg Alternate Eg Foot- ball F. Dom's ready wit and sunny disposition will be sorely missed by all who know him. With en' gineering as his goal, he expects to complete his studies at the University of Pennsylvania. Sixty-five MARY MASELLA 1335 Narragansett St. COMMERCIAL Victory Corp A, B, C, D, Eg Bond Representative A, F. Mary is reserved and intellif gent, as well as easy to get along with. With her steady applicaf tion, she is certain to make a good stenographer. ALEXANDER V. MATUS 7418 Boyer St. Soccer Team C, Eg Spring Practice ffootballl D. Alex as known to many is inclined to be a little on the quiet side among his fellow stu- dents. He has many varied inf terests and a personality that at' tracts both sexes. Alex in his own quiet manner will succeed in numerous phases of life, Herels wishing you lots of sucf cess in what ever you under' take. EVELYN V. McCANDLESS 141 Abbottsford Ave. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B. C, D, E: Swimming Club E, F3 Debating Club A, B. C, D1 ,lunior Hi-Y C, D, E, F, Linguist Club Ag Commencement Committee. Since efhciency and neatness are virtues of a good secretary, we are sure that 'LCammie , who possesses both, will be one of the best. RICHARD McCONAGHY 7152 Germantown Ave. ACADEMIC Prom Committee Ag Soccer Team F, Gym Leader F. Dick will look marvelous in a uniform, since he is tall, dark, and handsome. He will soon be wearing one upon entering the U. S. Merchant Marine School after graduation. S. JEAN McCULLOUGH 537 E. Tulpehocken St. ACADEMIC Latin Club A, B, C, D, E. F: Bible Club A, B, CQ Bowling Club B. Jeans quiet temperament and mild manner are well adapted to nursing. As an active member of the Latin Club, she has done much to further her success. I , f ,L .sun-re. 'sw X' 'SQ' X J ' 'v:225tg,g, f4v,. 5:52 1:. ' i, .vg,'.-1v,,,5 U ,Ll-Q R' ' We ir? efifbgiigg u se , . , 'Q ' .1 ,02,:,.j2.,-iierseggil .gk I ' g fw , ff A vw V , 3 , z If wa f. ,ai .- Q J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Sb., li s , .j,, fa? 'QW' .ff- SALLY Y. McCUTCHEON 6375 Sherman St. ACADEMIC Committee of Ten A, B, Honor So' ciety A, B. C: Senator C, D, F: Alter' nate E: Latin Club C, D. E, F: Bible Club A. B, C. D, E, F1 HifY A, B: Chaplain of Hi-Y Ag Leaders' Club F, D3 Swimming Club A. Eg G Pin A. B, C: Fellowship Club C, D: Lin- guists' Club A. Sally has taken an active part in our school government. She is an all-around American girl and has been an asset to our class. JOAN B. McDONALD 444 W. Durham St. COMMERCIAL Bowling D. E. Her brown hair and her gold' en character are coupled to give us Ioanie . Her scholastic abil- ity will take her far an an ac' countant. GEORGE F. McGRORY 2926 Cheltenham Ave. MECHANIC ARTS Basketball C, D, E1 Track D. Although 'iMac is very quiet at times. everyone knows him for a good natured fellow. Macs hobby is boats, maybe that is why he wants to attend the Maritime Academy and be' come a Marine Engineer. We wish you good sailing in future years Mac . ANNA CLAIRE MELILLO 514 W. Clapier St. ACADEMIC Hockey B, D: Bowling A. D1 Tumbf line C, Dancing C: Basketball C3 Ar- chers- C1 Swimming F: Softball A. Even though Anne is a la petite her sense of humor is overwhelming. Without a doubt, there is never a dull moment with Anne around. RITA FELICE MELNICK 1260 N. 10th St. COMMERCIAL Bowling C5 Clipper Representative D. She's humorous. she's generf ous, and she has ambition. These traits will make 'iNicky an inf dispensable technician. T H E R E C O R D Sixty-:ix G E R M A N 0 W N WILLIAM MELVIN 6917 Cedar Park Ave. MECHANIC ARTS Bill, the class gentleman, impresses the opposite sex, with his quiet manner and fascinating sense of humor. JENNIE K. MERCURIO 29 E. Tulpehocken St. COMMERCIAL If you see anyone swooning over Glenn Miller instead of L'Frankie , it's 'L.lennie . 'The Story of Two Cigarettes is her favorite song, and you can bet Jennie is a hit on the dance floor. MARY FRANCES MERWIN 48 Woodale Rd. ACADEMIC Editor of Clipper A, B, Pin Award B3 Dramatic Club A, B, C, D, Eg Swimming C, D1 Girls Senior HifY A, B, C. D: Debating Club A. B, C, Dg Literary Editor Rscoito Boon Ag Linguists Club A, B, C. D1 Clipper Representative D3 Horseback Riding F. Tiny Franny possesses. besides that amicable and vivacious per' sonality, real literary ability. May we quote again Good things come in small packages. We're sure she will be as suc' cessful in college. CHARLES MESSERSCHMIDT 1330 E. Haines St. INDUSTRIAL Gym Leader. One formula for success is Charles: one part fun, plus one part work. After a bitter strugf gle for three years which proves our point, Charlie finally emerges victorous at graduation. ROBERT MARK MILES 7977 Provident Rd. ACADEMIC Gymnastics C. D, C, B, Ag Hi-Y A, B, C: Swimming Fg Alternate B. Proficient in all sports, Bob was an outstanding performer on the Gym team. It may be said that Bob's second home while at Germantown was the Gym. Upon graduation Bob plans to enter Drexel and become an Architect. Good luck Bob! Reg NY Y H I G H S C H 0 0 L 'X Je V. N We . A - E. em' 2? Q . X 4 . is I ,X we ' R mfr ,J VW ,j., 3 ALBERTA C. MILLER 2475 78th Ave. ACADEMIC Never has there been anyone who can talk equally as fast with her eyes as her mouth. Bert always has a helping hand for those who get stuck. DORIS MILLER 6661 Wayne Ave. ACADEMIC Bowling Club B3 Linguists Clubg Bond and Stamp Representative C: Swimming Club C. An unusual hobby is support- ing the losing side, but we know Doris can also do more than her share when our team is winning. MARGARET Y. MILLER 7113 Boyer St. ACADEMIC Senator B. D. Eg Senior HifY A. B5 A Cappella Choir A: Basketball A, B. Full of fun, always on the go, Margie races by, leaving be' hind her a trail of laughter. Her good spirits have made an in' delible impression on us. RAY HERBERT MILLER 7309 Ogontz Ave. ACADEMIC Senator E, F5 Alternate C, DQ I Baseball A, C. Dg I Football B, D: I'IifY A, B, C3 President of Boy HifY Ag Class President A. B. Every graduating group has a leader, who earns the coveted position at the head of the class. Grunt has guided the senior class through both terms of the Senior year, and we are proud to say he has done it well. DONNIE LORRAINE MORAN 6633 Cornelius St. COMMERCIAL Treasurer Girls' Athletic Association A, B1 Swimming Club A, B. C, D. E, F3 Leaders A, B. C3 Tumbling B, Cg Archery C5 Hockey B3 Hockey Team B1 Bowling C. D, Eg Baseball C1 Basketball A, B, C, D3 Linguists Club A. B. C. D3 Honor Society A, B3 Lunch Room Monitor B3 Athletic Coun- cil A, Bg Dance Committee B. Donnie is one of our typical Her scholastic American girls. achievements are to be admired as well as her athletic ability and we do mean ability. Sixty-scvefz EDNA MAE MORGAN 2424 78th Ave. COMMERCIAL Horseback Ridingg Bowling Clubg Sketch Club. Edna's quiet manner and pleasant smile has endeared her to us. She possesses an innate talent for art which will make her a real success, ROBERT R. MOSER 232 E. Queen Lane ACADEMIC Track Team A, If bashful Bob does as well as he has done in G. H. S. we are sure he will ind success as an Aeronautical Engineer. MARY PEARL MOSLEY 442 Winona Ave. COMMERCIAL Pearl has been playing the piano for nine years and has played in several recitals, Her sweet disposition will carry her far. CATHERINE M. MUNLEY 6743 Woolston Rd. ACADEMIC Sincere, quiet, smiling, Cass is always ready to give assistance when she can. As a nurse she will be as much liked as she has been by her classmates, ALAN T. MYERS 2174 Conlyn St. INDUSTRIAL Commencement Committee Ag Soc- cer B1 Gym Leader A. Alan is extremely fortunate in that he possesses those characf teristics of geniality, and friend' liness that are so important to' day. His spare time is spent playing soccer and basketball. We are sure Alan will go far in his future occupation as a machinist. ,,....., ,, ... A ..... . 1 1 N .X W pa.. . -f'ff1ifZ1- - ' ' 4, , zz ... - S 31' QQ. . .. 222: 5. , W s ' 'YW 5 . .-1 , .4-'. .' ix N , . .. sS2i9QN -2: QU x XG 4, J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 . s W L A i 1, e F54 4: 1 , -r L:,:532...J RUTHE MYERS 855 E. Rittenhouse St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club A, B, C, E, F, Hi-Y A, B, C, D, Latin Club A, B, C, D2 Basketball A, B1 Volley Ball Ag Ar- chery C1 Special Activity Committee A. If you know Ruthie , you know every time she meets you she greets you with a cherry hello . Ruth is most conscien- tious. She always worries about her work. although she manages to get high marks. JOHN S. NATHERN 1929 Elston St. MECHANICAL ARTS Hi'Y A, B, C, Dg Gym Leader B, C, D, Truck A, C, I Football B, D: ll Football F: Vice President nf IZ B Classg Riicoiui Book Committee A. Who's the boy with the red hair? That's Johnny Nathern. johnny is one of the most popuf lar boys in our class. His elecf tric personality and sin ce re friendliness has made him a well known figure in our class activif ties. We Wish him the best of luck in his future career. Mecha' incal Engineering. ETHEL IRENE NEIS 34 W. Sharpnack St. ACADEMIC k'Eth is our faithful, conf scientious worker. Slow but sure, you will find her making herself indispensable to her em' ployer. WILLIAM G. NEWMAN 165 E. Pleasant St. ACADEMIC Senator A: Prom Committee A. Newm must be a mystery man. All his classmates know him only as a good natured fel' low, but oh, so quiet. Well, Newm, we like you best that way. GENESTER M. NIX 8058 Erdrick St. COMMERCIAL Orchestra B, C. D, E. What a very quiet and re' served person 'xNessa is! Never- theless, she can be found behind the bass violin in our orchestra. T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A N T O W N Sixty-eiglzt BARBARA ANN NOLL 922 E. Rittenhouse St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club B, Senior I'Ii'Yg Horse- back Riding, Here we have a cute, witty member of the Senior class. Bob' bie wants to enter the held of Xfray technician after gradua' tion from Temple. NORMA NOWALK 4608 York Rd. COMMERCIAL Swimming Club F1 Activity Award Eg Lunchroom Committee C. When there is laughter and humor you usually find Norm in the midst of it. Her lively chatter and smooth dancing make her the life of the party. ANN L. OBERMILLER 324 Wellesley Rd. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, C, D, Eg Lin' guist Club A, B, C: Debating Club A, B3 Swimming Club D1 Bond and Stamp Representative B. Ann is one of the most plea- sant girls in our class. She will best be remembered for her love- ly blond hair, and agreeable smile. We wish you the very best of luck! MARION ROSE OI-IME 1746 N. Dover St. COMMERCIAL Hockey Club E: Bowling Club F. k'Mar is one of the quiet members of our class. but is quite tricky on skates. May her lingers glide over the type' writer's keys to success. ANNA ORUCH 6220 N. 17th Sr. COMMERCIAL Ann is another quiet member of our class. In the future we wish her success as a secretary. . . ' F J rss .1 X f ss., 1 . xt X . -tg. ,, . . . -fe X vs s ix N .. ,iz X 9 XV s A X X '10 ef Ss sbt RSX .i A ' ti '-qw' x :ie IIS Y? 2 .,.x H 1 G H S C H 0 0 L J ,i,HV , fm is A.,H W 6, v ,Q , 'X il ft 5 S :si ' A-Q: 25? W is f' 1? P EVELYN M. OWEN 7941 Cedarbrook St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club A. B, C, D, E. F1 Linguists Club A, B, C, Archery C3 Senior HifY A, This little gal is a super bow' ler, 175 and very cute. No mat' ter what she undertakes, Evie will do it well. DOROTHY HELEN PAGEL 274 E. Queen Lane ACADEMIC Clipper Representative Eg Bowling Club A, B3 Horseback Riding Club E. Dorothy will really make a grand nurse. You see, she never loses her temper or her patience. She also has soft, tender. blue eyes which give you a feeling of confidence and belief in her. JEAN J. PANCOSKI 4301 Benner St. ACADEMIC Honor Society A, B, C, D: Orchestra A, B, C, D, E, F: Riding Club A, B, C3 Swimming Club E: Bond and Stamp Salesman C, D: Archery Club Cp Sc' nior Hi-Y A, B, Senator Eg Bowling Club A, lean is that vivacious member of our class who proves her love for the outdoors by favoring horsebackwiding as a hobby. Having achieved a good scholasf tic record throughout her high school terms, we feel confident that Penn will find .lean meri' torious. , MARY E. PARKER 5234 Marion St. COMMERCIAL Mary is one of the quiet girls in our class who intends to en- ter the business world when she graduates from Germantown. Because of her efficiency in her work we know she will he sucf cessful as someone's accountant. THOMAS A. PATCHELL 3736 Germantown Ave. ACADEMIC Track Team A, C. Patch was always very quiet at school, but when it comes to moving his feet, well it is a diff' erent story. Patch will go a long way at Georgia Tech. PHENIE RAFFEL PEREZ 2341 N. 29th St. ACADEMIC Orchestra A, B, C, D, E, F, Lin' guist Club. Here's a gal with a very odd career ahead of her, and Feenie will probably complete it with 'Kun hermoso Caballero . HELEN WEHNER PEROT 7526 Fayette St. COMMERCIAL Debating Club A, B, C, D: Senior Hi-Y A, B, C5 Bowling A, C, D, E, F3 Softball F3 Swimming Club E, F: Student Award For Bowling. Helen is a very well-liked girl in the senior class. This is proved by the number of activif ties in which she has participaf ted. We hope to see Lynn as one of our leading business wo' men. BETTY PETERS 7018 Limekiln Pike ACADEMIC Dancing Club A, B, C. D, E, F3 Leaders A, B, CQ Tumbling A, B, CQ Swimming A, B3 Linguist A, B, C: Debating Club A, B3 Archery Club C: Senator C5 Special Activities A. Here's to an athletic member of our class, who with a cheery smile and helpful personality, has crowded her High School life with many friendships. We hope to see you on the road to a splendid career. CARL ROBERT PETERS 7912 Cedarbrook St. INDUSTRIAL Commencement Committee A. Evidently believing in the old adage about being seen and not heard, Pete , with his quiet grin and -reserved but friendly manner is nevertheless one of the most likeable members of our class. DOROTHY PITTS 2618 W. Gordon St. COMMERCIAL Fellowship Club. Temple will give a hearty wel' come to this cheerful cherub. The memory of Dottie will be forever and a day. iv... I . 'S sms, an Q Q-5.,-'sick 5 s, it ,f wp- , as :pvc .. J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 , Sixty-fzizze ,. F' HARRIET POLAND 1546 Kinsdale St. ACADEMIC Linguist A. B. C. D: Bowling A1 Debating A. Harriet's ambition lies in the world of iournalism, but her hobbies are widespread. We have the makings of a good re- porter in Pudgy. JOAN RHODA POSNER 1965 W. Sparks St. COMMERCIAL Senator F3 Red Cross Sewing Club F1 .Iournalism Class C. D1 Debating A. B3 Slide Rule B: Bond and Stamp Salesman F. -loanie is a girl of action who is rarely down and out. We hope she gets lots of good shots in her photographic career. MARLYN SHERRY PRICE 1455 Creston St. ACADEIVUC Archery C1 Linguist A, B, C, DL journalism D. Cg Hall Monitor A. We often wonder where Mar- lyn finds such original ideas for her clothes. She intends to be a buyer of clothes for some ex- clusive store. VIRGINIA MAE PRICE 7166 Georgian Rd. COMMERClAL Bowling E: Senator C1 Lunchrunvm Committee C1 Hi-Y A, B5 Bowling A. B5 Alternate A. 'flinnyn is sweet and lovely. Underneath those blonde tresses is the making of a good book- keeper. DOROTHY RUTH QUINN 6922 N. Rodney St. COMMERCIAL Clipper Representative A, C, D, E. Rneoiui Book Stall A. Dotty has followed the com- mercial course with the inten- Pion of becoming a business woman. Besides busying her' self with studies, she has pur- sued dancing until it has become her hobby. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A N T O W N LOIS BARBARA RADISS 4149 Ridge Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist A, B, C, D, E3 Debating A: Archery A: Bon-ling A. Lo is a grand person for Personnel Work. Her friendli- ness. and enthusiasm will place her with a large corporation. Hope you will remember class of '45 when we apply for a job. RAPHAEL J. RALDIRIS 224 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC Linguists A, B, D, E, F3 Soccor Eg A Cappella A, B: Senator F: Stamp and Bond Representative Ag Clipper Representative A. 'LPedr0's amiability has won him many warm friendships. He will probably attend Drexel In- stitute, where he will prepare to be an Electrical Engineer. VIVIAN E. RALEIGH' 2647 W. Segley Ave. COMMERCIAL Bon-limi. Vivian is one of the retiring members of the class. With her sweet disposition she goes about her business in her own sweet way. Good luck, Vivian. FLORENCE RAMSON 548 E. Mayland St. COMMERCIAL Bowlin! A. Flossie is the charming little girl with brown hair, who with her friendliness will be outstand- ing wherever she goes. We know she'll be very competent as someones bookkeeper. ELEANOR J. RAPONE 3019 N. Ringgold St. COMMERCIAL Eleanor is a very demure miss. Quiet but nice. We hope she will be successful in her under- takings after she leaves German- town High School. N I 'Xu e RX l sg. , , V : .. qv 5 5 . sr v Q N, as.: h kv Q it S Q.. H I G H S C H 0 0 L -cs X F t 9-K gsm x .. .. 5' 'sin If W' I H ' ss vm ts I X h ypqaii Q . ,Mm A, . 53. ix' ' ' AUDREY RATHSMILL 5606 Chew St. COMMERCIAL Riding Club F. During her high school career, Audrey has made high marks in the Commercial Course. We wish her success after she leaves Germantown. DORIS RAUENZAHN 1919 Plymouth St. COMMERCIAL Stamp and Bond Representative B. C. D, E. Fg Clipper Stall: C. D. E1 Gym Monitor A. B. C, D, E, F5 A Cappella Choir D, E. Doris is that friendly and well known miss of our class. Having done well in the Com' mercial Course here at German- town, we feel that Shorty will become a successful oflice worker, Best o' luck. DANNY REED 24 E. Clapier St. MECHANIC ARTS Senator E. F: Alternate C, D3 Lunch :zoom Committee F: Basketball C, D. E, Danny has a super personalf ity that does things for him. When it comes to laughs or jokes, you can be sure that Danny will contribute his share of the fun. We know you will make out in life, but here are some good wishes to follow you. JEAN MARGARET REID' 223 Abbottsford Rd. ACADEMIC Class Secretary Ag Senior HifY Of- ficer A1 Rizcoito Book Ag Swimming A. B, C, D, Senator B, C. Eg Alter- nate D, FQ Honor Award B. C, E: Alternate D, F5 Honor Award B1 Hi' Y B, C,g Lunch Room Captain B3 Lunch Room Monitor C, D, E1 Sen' ate Activities Committee Bg Horse- back Riding E. F5 Archery C3 Hockey D3 Basketball D. G Pin Award A. jean is the girl we couldn't have done without! She is es' pecially noted for her boundless energy and her willingness to work. Every member of the class knows -lean's ready smile and happy disposition. JEANNE A. RENTSCI-ILER 7352 N. 20th Sr. ACADEMIC ' Basketball E: Hockey Eg Baseball Eg Hi-Y Ag Bowling Ag Volley Ball A1 Hall Monitor C. Rick has been an active supporter of all rules and reguf lations of the Senate. She can be seen taking a cannon ball in one hand and succeed in knock' ing down all ten pins at the bowling alley. Seventy-one ELEANOR RHODES 406 W. Stafford St. ACADEMIC Booster A. B, C5 Recoim Boon Edi- tor-in-chief Ag Dramatic Club A, B. C. Dq Secretary Dramatic Club BQ A Cappella Choir A. B. C. D: Hi-Y E: Swimming C. D3 Debating A. B. C: Alternate B3 Dramatic Club President A1 Student Activity Award B3 Shakes' pearc Contest A, C. G Pin Award A. Norie is the cute, popular. dark'haired girl with whom all her classmates are familiar. Since she came to Germantown, she has been steadily climbing to the top. Through her tireless efforts. we have the success of this Record Book. JOAN CLAIRE RILEY 3342 W. Sergeant St. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Alternate D, E, F. Whois the girl with the sweet smile and laughing eyes? joan Riley, of course. Although verv quiet, Io has an engaging per' sonality and sense of humor. ELEANOR E. ROBINSON 1146 E. Stafford St. COMMERCIAL Swimming Ag Bowling Ag Hi-Y Ag Horseback Riding A. This lassie is unpredictable and full of fun. Her boss will never have a dull moment. RICHARD A. ROBINSON 239 E. Phil-Ellena St. INDUSTRIAL Dick will probably attend Drexel Institute where he will prepare to be a draftsman. We know he will do well. Good luck, Dick. ELLEN A. ROBERTS 3534 W. Queen Lane ACADEMIC Latin Club A, BQ Hall Monitor D. Ellen, sometimes known as Becky, is very entertaining to those who know her. Good Luck! '1d! ' ns J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 ss. - ZQGYW ss:- I ARDATH E. RODEBAUGH 125 W. Sedgwick St. ACADEMIC Linguist Cluli B, C, E: Current Events E: Senior Hi'Y A, B. Art is tall with raven tres- ses. and very, very smart! She's well liked and everyone who comes in contact with her can't help admiring her attractive per' sonality. EVELYN ARLENE ROSA 118 E. Moreland Ave. COMIVIERCIAL Bowling Club A. Fg Dcbating Club A, B. C. 1fit's not a strike, it's a spare! Evie is a spark plug of the Bowling Club. We hope you will be tops in the business world. BORIS HOWARD ROSEN 1801 W. Albanus St. MECHANIC ARTS Dcbatini Clulw A. Every class has its quiet and unassuming members. UB. H. is one of these gentlemen. You generally find him buried in some textbook or writing notes. Many great men were once quiet and assuming boys. DOLORES R. ROSENZWEIG 1818 67th Ave. CONIMERCIAL Gym Monitor A, B. C. D, E, F, Dolores is a very quiet and reserved member of our class, whose future will be spent in the secretarial world. We know Del will make a capable secre' tary, DORIS ROTI-IMAN 6601 N. Gratz St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B, C, D. E, F. We haven't seen much of Doris, but from her reports she is an outstanding pupil. Here's lots of luck to you! T H E R E C 0 R D G E R M A T 0 W N HERBERT I. ROULSTON 6782 Germantown Ave. ACADEMIC Senator D: Special Activities A: Cunimcncernunt Committee A. Herb, through his fine schof lastic work and pleasing person- ality. has laid a foundation which will serve him well in his chosen profession of teach' ing. Good luck Herb . SHIRLEY PAULINE SADE 5611 McMahon Ave. COMMERCIAL Ru-muw Boot: A: Lunchroom Rcprcf sentativc Ag Linguist Club E. lolly, witty, and a sense of humor is what makes Shirley's cheerful disposition. Shirley plans to enter the business world and we wish her lots of happif ness in it. ISABEL T. SALLUSTIO 6505 N. 20th St. COMMERCIAL Bond and Stamp Representative B1 lgllippur Representative A, C. D, E. Isabel is an energetic Clipper saleslady who is persistently on the job. Good marks are some' thing which come easy to her. Isabel will be a good secretary for some lucky man. RUTH P. SALMON 508 W. Mt. Airy Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club D, C. B, Ag Latin Club Dg Swimming Club C5 Clipper Representative D3 Alternate B. Not many English teachers get grammar whizzes like Ruf fusf' In fact she shines in all her subjects. ADA MAE SALUS 2601 Parkway ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. Ada Mae's smart clothes and subtle sense of humor have made her outstanding. Her excellent taste will be a great advantage in the field of interior decorating. tfffftgg Q my ' f I.: Wt f. .y 'Y S A 9 Z Q S Xe ' X t t .. w asf ,.,G:..:f .... ssl. Q Q. .V ,.,3., s t 5 if . 'x 25 ii if , 3 si ss' xi H I G H S C H O 0 L ROSEMARY ANN SARAK 936 E. Dorset St. ACADEMIC Prom Committee Ag Debating Club A1 Latin Club B, C: Lmilulsts Club A. B, C. D, E. F: Clipper Representative B, Eg Riding Club E. A woman's hair is her crown- ing glory, They must have had vivacious titian-haired 'iMim in mind when they said this. Mim is going on to college and help the world through che- mistry. Good Luck. TOM HENRY SAVAGE 7128 Chew St. ACADEMIC Prom Committee II D, EL Alternate B, C, E: Coll D. 'Mole has many interests, mainly football. His popular- ity is no doubt due to his warm smile and cheerful manner, His wit is boundless. We are sure that Tom will realize his am- bition of becoming a chemical engineer at Penn State. RUTH ADELE SCHAEFER 919 E. Stafford St. ACADEMIC HI-Y A, B: Linguist Club A, B3 Swimming F: Bowling A. Ruth is a quiet and eliicient member of our class, She is pa- tient and good natured, Ruth spends much of her spare time reading. After graduation her desire is to go to Drexel. We wish you lots of luck there Ruth. BARBARA GAIL SCHARF 1943 59th Ave. ACADEMIC Dcbating A, B: Senator F: Linguist Club C, B, Ag Dancing Club C, D. E, F, Latin Club E, Dark haired 'Bobbien with eyes of bright blue. All this is hers and good scho- larship too. DOLORES E. SCHAUER 857 E. Rittenhouse St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club C, B. A: Sec-Treas. Ag Bowling A, B. D. E: Basketball B9 Hi-Y A, B3 Archery C, Dolores is a good worker, always good natured and ready to help. If someone asks Did you do vour physics? you can be sure it's Dolores. DORIS J. SCHEUER 6647 Lincoln Drive ACADEMIC Honor Society A. B5 Debating Club A1 Linguist Club A, B, C3 Tap Dancing A. B: Archery C: Slide Rule gt, B3 Bowling D1 Chemistry Club Doris is an expert at anything she undertakes. Her energy is inexhaustible, She is worthwhile knowing. PHYLLIS M. SCHNEIDER 7061 Forrest Ave. COMMERCIAL Phyllis will dance her way to success. Her pleasing personality and unassuming manner en- dears her to all of us. ELAINE SCHRAGER 5710 N. 17th St. COMMERCIAL Witli her real sense of humor Elaine is bound to go places in her business career. DOROTHY M. SCHUMANN 7955 Provident Rd. ACADEMIC G Pin Award B, A: Luncheon Committee A3 Honor Society A, B1 Baseball A, C, E4 Tumbling CI, D: Leaders A. B, C, D: Bowling A, B, C. D. E3 Basketball A, C, E1 Hockcs' B, D. F: Archcty C3 Cirls' A, A Secrctarv C. D1 Girls' A. A. Vici President A, B: Latin Club Vice Presi- dent A: Honor Sucictv President A, Dot is an all around girl. In athletics it is hard to top her. We might also add. in school work too. Keep up the good work Dot, and may we wish you success. HELEN J. SCHWEIKART 5628 Crawson St. ACADEMIC Bowling D, E: Hockey A, B3 Basket- ball Ag Swimming A, B, Dramatic Club F3 Sketch Club A, 'KDutch doesn't beat around the bush. She is an all around girl who can do things with a pencil, a basketball. and a hock- ey stick. Top this with friend- liness and you have Dutch. ,ov-K ? , 252 fic f 2 0 X 4 A is fag . '31, 5. , . . s M .... , ,A-, A ' : ' J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Seventy-Ilzree ,fem ' 'X ig,- ..l . RQ N, 5 X- Q six ,.:, I K . if x I - sr- f ,J 1 mb. , 1 SI IVE, . 3' ' ,Sys WIT' i 'Gs ' s 332- .s .ak 'ere tt :am s,-1:-Q Q-'x'.a'. 3 S ,, ri L ..,, ,. .e's.:4i.-Qs, LOIS PAULINE SCHWINDT 5232 Schuyler Place ACADEMIC Hockey Ag Swimming A, C, Eg Latin Club A, B. C3 Clipper A, B, C3 Dramatic Club Ag Debating Club A. Lois, more popularly known as Bunny , is a typical Ger- mantown High student, She plans to attend college where she will study journalism and draf matics. Best of luck in the fu' ture. JOAN VALENTINE SCOTT 4623 Fern Hill Rd. COMMERCIAL Linguist Club A. B: Drnniatic Club A, B, C: Hi-Y A. B, C, DQ Presi- dent of Hi-Y A: Riding E, F1 Basket' ball C5 President of Class A, B: Swimming C, D1 Archery C3 RECORD Book A. G Pin Award A, Our president, with her ever- ready wit and humor and gift of leadership. is first in everything: especially in the hearts of her classmates. She is a good scho' lar and a real girl. LEON WISLAR SCOTT 5225 McKean Ave. ACADEMICI Foiitlnllll A, B, C, D, E, F3 Swim' mine F1 Tennis A, Cg Hi'Y A. B, C. Take a jigger of congenial' ity, add some versatility to a handsome prohle. mix with suc' cess, stir, and you've got a iiScottie special. Duke Univer- sity is next in line to partake of this unusual mixture destined to set the world afire. ELLIS ROBERT SEGAL 1720 Nedro Ave. ACADENIIC Basketball Manager A, B, C, D, E. This tall dark and friendly fellow has won the respect of everyone, including the members of the basketball team, whose careful guidance has managed their games. Good luck HEI . NANCY D. SEIFFERT 6336 Greene St. ACADEMIC Tennis Ag Riding A, B, Leaders A, B3 l'li'Y A. Nancy is a whiz at steno- graphy. She's an efficient young lady and is sure to make a sue' cess of her career. T H E R E C O R D Seveizly-four G E R M A N T 0 W N CONSTANCE M. SEITZ 427 E. Mt. Airy Ave. ACADEMIC Clipper Stall. Copy Editor A B: Dramatic Club A. B, C1 Latin Club B, C1 HifY B, C3 Debating Club C1 Recoan Book Ag Student Activity Award B. C. G Pin Award A. Charming is the word for Connie, an attractive blonde with a voice you can't forget. She would make a wonderful radio personality, but we wish her success as a teacher. LENORE R. SELNICK 6429 N. Smedley St. DISTRIBUTIVE EDUCATION Chppn Stall C3 Bond and Stamp Sale Promoter Ag Bulletin Board Ag Editor'in'Chief of D. E. Digest . Lenore is a very willing work' er. This, together with her talent for art, will lead to a successful life. ELAINE SERODY 1707 Grange St. COMMERCIAL Debating Cluh A, B, Clipper Stziil A. B5 Riztzoiin Book Ag Gym Mciriitoi' E, Fg Student Activity Award B: Clipper Key A. Good things come in small packages, is a saying which fits Elaine very well. She has a sweet and charming manner. and we are sure she will be a success in the held of jour- nalism. BETTY SHAFFER 7253 Ogontz Ave. ACADEMIC Orchestra A, B, C, D, E. F3 Alter' nate Eg Commencement Committee A: Hi-Y A. Betty is a faithful member of the ochestra and her violin play' ing will win her fame, we are sure. Good luck in the future, Betty. IDA MAY SHANK 887 W. Walnut Lane COMMERCIAL Hi-Y A, C, Swimming BQ Rnconn Book A. Ida May is a very quiet and sweet girl. She will be remem- bered for her sincere, even tem' per and her willingness to help her friends. H I G H S C H 0 0 L DORATHY H. SHAPIRO 363 Pelham Rd. ACADEMIC Dance Club A, B, C: Debating Club A, B3 Linguist Club A, B, C, D, E. Fg Civilian Defense. This is our Dody wth her sweetness and her i'Pepsodent smile. She's headed for Antioch to study Occupational Therapy. Here's to her success. CLAIRE ISABELLE SHEER 7321 N. 21st St. COMMERCIAL Linguist Club A. Here is a future stenographer in our midst. She has a pleas' ant personality and a cheery disposition. Take your place in the business world, Claire! Good Luck! DOROTHY SHOBER 6717 Woolston Rd. ACADEMIC Horseback Riding E, F, Swimming C: Baseball D5 Bowling A, B, C, D3 Clipper Representative Cg Senior Hi' Y A. Dot has won the love of her friends through her pleasing personality and friendly manner. ln your career of dress design' ing, we wish you all the luck in the world. JOSEPH ROEHN SIEGERT 426 E. Slocum St. ACADEMIC Debating Club A, B, C, Cross Coun1 try Bg Swimming B, Cg Alternate C, D, Eg Senator A. Bg Track Ag Slide Rule Club Ag Linguist Club Ag Honor Award B, Talent lies in this boy's abil' ity to speak fluently. When we hear of some famous lawyer winning a case, we will naturf ally think of -loe. His engaging manner has won him many friends, and probably will in the future! BETTY JANE SILBER 1455 Chew St. COMMERCIAL Swimming A, C, D. E, F5 Basket' liall A, C, D3 Bowling E, FQ Archery Betty's enthusiasm, friendlif ness and jolly nature have cap' tured the heart of her friends. She is carefree and happy. With these qualities, Betty will find her work a pleasure. SUSAN L. SINZHEIMER 7433 Devon St. ACADEMIC Bible Club A, B. Softfspoken Sue may seem quiet to some, but she has hid' den Bres of humor that we all enjoy when they burst forth. MARIAN SLATER 7101 Lincoln Drive ACADEMIC Riding Club A, C, D5 Linguist Club B, C, D3 Swimming Ag Bowling A: Volley Ball A: Commencement Com' mittee A. Marian is our small, attractive brunette who is a smart dresser. She has an abundance of vitality and friendliness. ELAINE M. SLAWTER 24 W. Gowen Ave. MUSIC AA Cappella A, B, C, D. Eg sf. HifY Elaine has a lovely alto voice and is much interested in music. We are sure, with her singing, Elaine will win fame and for- tune. FRANCES W. SLOANE 7104 McCallum St. ACADEMIC Orchestra C, D, E. EL Sr. Hi-Y A. Bg Alternate A3 Slide Rule Club A. Listen to Frannie glide over those ivory keys and you will say her future will be a success. She is sweet and friendly to all. We wish you all the success in the world Frannie. DORRIS SMALET 40th St. and Ford Rd. ACADEMIC Basketball A. She hasn't been here very long, but we met her, and we're very glad we did. .Doris is a wonderful girl to know, and Penn certainly will like her as much as we do. ..-nf' , 1 , fi 'f 1,- , ,,,, X, ., .fi 3.5232 if K ,tgt F I ei Qqaxze-X261 4 , . , . A . 5. . X A ' ji NNI at ,im . mf . M 9' e .,.. f 1' J S s f. . - an lfiig Kgi 1 tififffiie: - .' i 1 va.. .f ,K J U N E Q 1 9 4 5 Sezfeuty-five 1 V' l .l xx . l Ewa .wr- X X.. .. RQ X X r X X Q s ,Q X .t lf Y .K - Q ww? N -V-'K .. VD, 1 12.7 ,tai , X' 5 Q L f . . Jr- N fri- A , , .... if ' .-.- S? 'Efl-'25 wwf . . V ., . v1.a,.w. . 2 .5 S PF!-' .,.,gp'2'ix use - Q- 'IC 4:6-'.:a 'C1 .:r 4'i?:: P.t1 EVELYN C. SMITH 5421 Laurens St. COMMERCIAL Evie has been with us all these years, but we haven't heard much from her. Her ear' nestness and sincere effort has won her a place in our hearts. MARIE ISABEL SMITH 3415 W. Westmoreland St. COMMERCIAL Marie is a very quiet and ref served member of our class whose future will be spent in the field of nursing. Vwle know Mzirie will find joy in her work while bringing comfort and joy to others. PATRICIA F. SMITH 5127 N. Sydenham St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B3 Riding Club E, Bon-lin! C, D. Patsy knows how to wear her clothes. and always looks chic. Her cheerfulness and gene' rosity will linger with us. WILLIAM A. SMITH 7034 Cresheim Rd. MECHANIC ARTS Firivtlallll 42nd Tcamj B. Bill has the unusual hobby of working which so few of us attain, May be his strong cha' racter developed from debating with his teachers had something to do with it. In any case here's luck to you Bill. WILLIAM MARTIN SMITH 6417 Clearview St. MECHANIC ARTS Where oh where has Smitty gone? No one seems to know. Good luck and success. T H E R E C 0 R D GERMANTOWN GERTRUDE G. SNYDER 1806 Ruscomb Street ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. Bowling Club A. B. By her congenial manner and pleasant disposition Gertrude has made many friends. Gertrude will make a most pleasing recepf tionist in the future. ,- . f T'f0 --Q':7fmfr-'gm'-1:1 I Tr' ro or-nf 3,- 033 wm:T955Ef?'f5 3 oPT 'g:'7Q E'.5-LiQUJf-sf 'lT1 o Vw:'m87,2?:UQg, 5 C12 6-73 m0-f -93200 ITL n Emmzn ,:,- :S 5 Jw - .0' Z'--5112 3 :' To 'No:?gl-F: Fggggug HOA 5-bhmjg --.,Ui:EIJ mo O 25:3-lan E-H, PEN scmm ogmi? t-'O f73,C 4,-I 5:3 aa Cf5e9..,:'9 931 L-O3 mg! 5 :E.r2.-fm... ww L: A ,O -co-og.-an: L1 1' .-.,., IFS'-1,5f2.g-U--rl'! I-1 Nmgoovrg: 'EM 2.1'r-a-.9.?'-YiFUU3EF:75:'5 2Df pw:-ao JUNE FRANCES SPAHR 5926 Kemble Avenue ACADEMIC Dancing A. B, C. D, Tumbling C. 2 Leaders A. B. C. D: Sxvimmind , B, C, D, E3 A. A. Representative . Ag Baseball A. C, Eg Basketball A, Bovvlini E. Another of Germantown's girls who excels in the held of athletics is june. She is an ac' tive member of the dancing club and a very graceful dancer, We wish her lots of luck at Temple. ORIOLE L. STAMPER 5820 Stockton Rd. COMMERCIAL Baseball A, B, C, E: Basketball A. B. C. D1 Vullcy hall A. C3 Swimming B. E, Bowling A, C, E, Clipper Car' toonist C, D. 'lLou's ready wit and all round good humour has made her a much sought after girl. The Clipper will lose a very tal' ented cartoonist when she gradu' ares. JOANNE R. STANFORD 437 Phil-Ellena St. ACADEMIC Swimming Club if Team A. B. C. D, E. F: Hockey D, B3 Latin Club Eg Senator D, E, F, Clipper Reporter C, Dg Clipper Assistant Sports Editor A, B: A. A. Representative C5 A. A. President A, B3 Basketball B, C, Bowl- ing C, Honor Society A. B, C, D, A. A. Council. G Pin Award A. Jody is a hard and indusf trious worker for Germantown and the A, A. Board. As Pres. of the Board she has given it all her support, time and interest. In whatever you undertake Iody, we are sure you will climb the ladder to success. Seventy -six we . X i t N X XX XX RQ cf' . ' s' 'b ,.. was . . . ta s on X . S X ff. f 2. v Q N . X 1 xXx s st J of . in .y.. , N:-:R 5-ss -. as EQ X V' ., 3 R X xx X .' . ' A , V. . ' E-.ri lx. ' , 5 - ...H E i Y- 'N' A f i i 55. . xxcx I4 'Q' . ca , , vt-. H I G H S C H O O L ELEANORE ANN STARK 7718 Michener Ave. COMMERCIAL Eleanor is a quiet, thoughtful and businessflike girl. After graduation Eleanore may be found pounding the keys of a typewriter. RUTH GWEN STAUFFER 6327 Lambert St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A. B, D1 Latin Club A, B, C5 Latin Club Secretary B3 Swimming Club A, F3 Bowling Club A, B, C1 Debating Club A, B, C5 Clipper A, BL Honor Award A, BL Honor Society Ag Rtooixo Book A: Student Activity Award. A reserved Miss who believes in being seen and not heard. In her schoolwork Ruth excels and someday will be passing her knowledge on to some lucky students. ELAINE YVONNE STEFAN 8005 Rugby St. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. Elaine is one of the most charming girls in the class. She is full of fun and always game. 'LStinky will probably marry her boss. HERBERT F. STEPHENS 6502 Wister St. ACADEMIC Alternate E. F. Although there are many civil engineers, there are not many like the one Steve will make. Dull moments vanish into thin air when he is around with the latest song hits and wise cracks. His ability to make the best of any setback will assist him in be- coming successful in the future. ANNE ELIZABETH STIFF 316 Vernon Rd. ACADEMIC She's very shy, and mighty sweetg she doesn't say very much, but she certainly can smile. That's right-we mean Anne, the girl you'll be seeing at the office soon. We wish her loads of luck. GWEN STOER 337 W. Seymour St. 'ACADEMIC Art Clubg Bowling Club: Recoim Book. Gwen's manner and voice will be remembered as quiet and soft. Gwen has a great talent in art. As her ambition is to be a commercial artist, it will be easy for her to do well. MARY RITA STREANO 456 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC Linguist Club E, F. K'Marie is one of the sweet' est girls Germantown High has. She's the domestic type. and she will make someone a good cook. Her skill in Trig will help her keep her bills in order. NORMA B. STREEHL 1225 N. Taney St. VOCATIONAL ART Bowling C, D: Archery C, B, A. Friendly Norma may be our Adrienne in the future, if she goes on with her costume designing. Good luck in the future! ELIZABETH STRICKLER 2510 N. Bouvier St. ACADEMIC Hockey D. Quiet calm Bette will use her energy in becoming a nurse. Success in your work at Temple. HELEN MAY STURTS 7511 Ogontz Ave. COMMERCIAL Helen, who is known to many of us as Sturtsy has her in' terest centered in stenography. She can cut a pretty figure on the dance floor and in skating, too. iIUNE.1945 S e-uenty-seven Y X ,Q Xe 4 'fi ' 'N' 1 'NR t -' - 1 iliiiwfi tk 31'11'f 'saw its ,,A, ii? .' . - 1- 'Q 'b 'ish , Q ,X ,. ' I . I' as-'32ffis.1 , azzzfsarggq., N 49' wus' . N911 iii 1 j- 'h I A V A Vkfiiseglz WZ?-7' ' fm' 'ff ' I x ', '4' ,g Y JANE MANEELY STYER 128 E. Mayland St. ACADEMIC Bowling Club A, E. Sweet, good natured Jane, alias Myrt, will always help a friend in need. We wish her lots of luck as a teacher. JEAN E. SULLIVAN 7106 Woolston Rd. ACADEMIC Swimming E, F: Bowling C, D: Linguist Club A. Energetic Sully will humor many patients with her fun and wit when she enters the nursing profession. MYRON JACK SURANSKY 6508 N. 16th St. ACADEMIC Myronls ambition is to be an accountant. He has done well here at Germantown and so we know his future will be success' ful, too. PATRICIA RUTH SUTTER 4923 Knox St. ACADEMIC Latin fllub A, B, C. D3 Linguist Club A, B. C: Debating Club A, B. C3 Dramatic Club A, B. C3 Senator C: Br,m'lil'i2 Club C3 Stamps and Bonds A, B3 HIIY C, D1 Fellowship Club CL Clipper Stall B. C, Activities Award A: Rtcoiw Boorc A. Tall willowy Pat portrays the song Smile Awhile with her twinkling uivoryi' teeth. She should be called Curley.'l Good luck! ELAINE W. TAYLOR S06 E. Phil-Ellena St. ACADEMIC Senator A, B, D1 Alternate Eg Bowling Club F3 Dramatic Club A, C, Debating Club A, Pin Award A, Bq IZA Dance Committee Bg Prom Committee A: I'Ii'Y A. Elaine. alias 'LSnookie , bubf bles over with laughter and wit! Both her head and her heart seem to be flying in the wide blue yonder . THE RECORD G E R M A N T 0 W N HOWARD DEANE TAYLOR 5015 McKean Ave. ACADEMIC Debating Club B, C5 Orchestra A. B, C. D, E, F. G Pin Award. Howard plays in our school orchestra as one of our leading iiddlers. He is really very clever at it. Although he expects to be a chemical engineer at Cor' nell University, we think he'll go a long way in the field of music as well. JANE BOUVIER TAYLOR 2461 77th Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, B. C. D. E. F3 Latin Club A, B3 Sketch Club Ag Rrgtzonn Book A. Talented Jane is intelligent, studious, and quick to help us in a pinch. We'll always re' member her beautiful -golden tresses. LENORE TAYLOR 2127 Spencer St. ACADEMIC Linguist Cluh D. Laughing Lenore will be able to cook up an enticing dish and help us watch our calories when she becomes a dietician. M. LOUISE TERRY 542 E. Washington Lane CONINIERCIAL Linguist Club Eg Dramatic Club A, B, C1 A Cappella Choir A, B: Student Activity Award B: Fellowship Club A, B, C3 Student Community Council A, B3 Debating Club Ag Leaders Club A. Hardworking, intelligent Lou- ise gets her work done well. Terry is a worker and helped meet the dead-lines for the Clip' per. PATRICIA H. THOMAS 7503 Boyer St. ACADEMIC Swimming Club A, B, F3 Bowling Club A, B. Humorous and fun-loving Pat will go into merchandising and become a successful buyer. Good Luck! Sezlenty-eight A s . ' csv ess. . Iv S gn- u . wi Lf ' fa M425 ' Q' ff'i4??5-', :1fa5 . yew ,f Wa... . . .ig ' . X21 - ' 3 5 .gas sf xo' , - f Q' V-its I K .s,g1ysN X - gt-js r X .um 2 's H I G H S C H O 0 L LEAH JANE THOMPSON 208 E. Gorgas Lane ACADEMIC Hockey BQ Bowling B3 Linguist Club B, Ag Slide Rule Ag I IifY A. Quick-thinking Lee has a keen sense of humor that many of her friends enjoy. She is also a good scholar. ERWARD TORKILDSEN 3337 Bowman St. MECHANIC ARTS Ed may be said to have a crowning head of glory for he belongs to the distinguished race of redheads. His spare hours are, for the most part consumed playing basketball, but his aspi- rations are more for an engineer' ing course. Considering the re- sults of Ed's efforts at German' town, he is sure to succeed in his ambitions. ELIZABETH M. TRAFFORD 6648 N. 20th Sr. ACADEMIC Bowling A, B3 Clipper Representa' tive B, C, D1 Basketball A, B3 Bond and Stamp Representative C. Betty will devote her time becoming an angel of mercy. With that vim and vigor, and dancing ability, she's on her way. FRANK CHARLTON TREXLER 52 E. Tulpehocken St. MECHANIC ARTS Hi-Y A, B, C, D3 Alternate A, D1 Prom Committee A. The ideal student is typical of Trex. He is so quiet UQ, that one knows he is studying things over in his mind. We are sure the faculty and students of G. H. S. will remember him. PALMIRA CAROLINE UNGERBUEHLER 549 E. Locust Ave. COMMERCIAL Bowling B, E. Palmira conceals her subtle humor beneath her retiring manner. She really goes to town on a typewriter. ANNE GWEN UPDIKE 2746 Cheltenham Ave. COMMERCIAL Bowling A. B, C, D, E, F3 Archery C3 Hi-Y A. Gwen, quiet, softfspoken, and demure, enjoys bowling and dancing, which fwe are told, she does quite well. MIRIAM E. UPTON 35 Pleasant St. COMMERCIAL Miriam is another of our quiet and earnest classmates. Miriarifs desire is to be a typist and we wish her lots of luck. FRANCES H. VANCE 8709 Navahoe St. COMMERCIAL Fran will long be remembered by all her classmates as a def pendable and loyal friend, Sin' cere wishes and best of luck to a swell girl. RICHARD THOMAS VAN VRANKEN 510 Vernon Rd. ACADEMIC Golf A. Here's our vote for one of the best dressed fellows in the class. Van's swell personality and everfready smile have made him an asset. Don't give up be' fore you reach your goal. CHARLOTTE VI DETTO 32 W. Seymour St. COMMERCIAL 'LCharl , though quiet in Cer' rnantown, will make herself known one of these days. She possesses a sweet disposition, too. J U N E 4 1 9 4 5 Segleiztty-ni1ze GAIL WALKER 5115 Wayne Ave. COMMERCIAL Bond and Stamp Representative DQ Victory Corp.g Girl's A. A. B, C, D, E. Neat as a pin is our dark haired uBubs, with a quiet and cooperating spirit. Success to you! MALCOLM WARONKER 3215 N. Carlisle St. MECHANIC ARTS School Band C. D, E. F1 Basket' ball II D, C3 Bond and Stamp Rcprc' scntarivc A. Mouse, as he is known to his friends, never has much to talk about, although it is not hard to make him smile. This fellow hasn't an enemy in the school and is one of the most difficult boys to get angry. We are sure that 'LMouse will Keep 'em flyinm. JEWELL J. WASHINGTON 430 N. 32nd St. COMMERCIAL -lewel, with her sunny dispof sition and neatness, will make some lucky business man a cheer' ful secretary. BETTY MAE WAYNE 5050 N. Sydenham St. COMMERCIAL Swimming A, C, F3 Bowling A, B. C5 Riding B, C: Senior I'l1fY A. BQ Victory Corp. Betty is a sincere and earnest girl. She has a friendly and cheerful personality. In her car' eer as a nurse we see a bright and successful future ahead of her. JANE MARGARET WEBER 7506 Walnut Lane COMMERCIAL Victory Corp. Petite little -lane, known to many as hlanief' believes in the old saying a stitch in time saves ninefl and so her hobby, sewing. E C O R D G E R M A JOY ELIZABETH WEILER 2149 65th Ave. ACADEMIC Baseball Eg Color Guard C. D, E, Eg Swimming B, C, Eg Linguist Club A, B5 Leaders Ag Senior Hi-Y Ag Bowl- ing B5 Special Activities Committee Ag Dance Committee B. Darkfhaired Joy is wellfknown for her smart maneuvering on the football field. She is always brimming over with school spirit. MILTON WEISMAN 721 E. Chelten Ave. ACADEMIC Anchors Aweigh, Milton. Good luck to you, and keep 'em sailing. NANCY GRI FFITH WELTY Greene Manor Apts. ACADEMIC Dramatic Club A, B, C, D, Eg De' hating Club C: Linquist Club A, B1 Bowling Club F: Senior HifY Ag IZA Dance Committee: Luncheon Commit' ICE. Pretty and neat as a picture, Nancy is a favorite on the dance floor. A born leader, she is sure to make our luncheon a great success. WILLIAM RANDLE WHITE 5829 Anderson St. MECHANIC ARTS Senator Dg Alternative Bg Special Activities Committee A. Whitey is one of the quiet boys but we doubt whether there is a person in our class who does not know him for the swell fellow that he is, VERNA WIATROWSKI 6655 McCallum St. ACADEMIC Laughing Verna with her sweet nature, is a friend to all. With Verna as nurse, many pa' tients will almost consider ill' ness a pleasure. H I G H S C H 0 O L LILA WIDTMAN 26 E. Walnut Lane ACADEMIC Riding Club A, C. D. F3 Tumbling D3 Swimming Eg Leaders A: Modern Dancing Ag Tap Dancing A. Lila is one of our horsewomen and also a good student. Unlike most readheads, her quiet, even temper will help her to be a good nurse. CAROLYN B. WILLIAMS 5850 Baynton St. COMMERCIAL Carol is a girl in a million. She strikes a happy medium wherever she goes. Loads of success to our friend. GERTRUDE S. WILLIAMS 249 W. Duval St. ACADEMIC Friendly Trudy always has a beaming smile for everyone. Her classmates will remember her for her subtle wit and common sense. LEROY WILLIAMS 6692 Ross St. COMMERCIAL Although Leroy left us quite some time ago, he still lingers in our memory. Golden success to a grand fellow. MARGARET M. WILLIAMS 2073 Independence Ave. COMMERCIAL Bowling C, Dg Swimming Cp Archery CQ' Girl's Senior Hi-Y A, C3 Special Activities Committee Ag 12A Dance B1 RECORD Book Committee Committee Ag Victory Corp. Those who know Peggy prize her friendship, for behind that quiet, cheerful disposition is a heart of gold and the makings of an efhcient stenographer. ,Eighty-one ELEANOR MAY WILSON 2140 Homer St. ACADEMIC Moore Institute will receive Elie with open arms. Loads of happiness to a grand friend. ALBERT LaROY WITT 7460 Sommers Rd. MECHANIC ARTS Second Team Swimming D5 Second Team Gym C, D: First Team Gym BQ Lunchroom Aid. Maybe it was providence or because 'LWittie is so clever that he received his nickname. Nevertheless we are sure Wittie fits him in every case, but how about Physics? Here's wishing you success. JOAN WOLTEMATE 7144 Ardleigh St. ACADEMIC Senator F5 junior HvY Eg Debating Club A, B, C3 Senior Hi-Y A. B5 Prom Committeeg IZA Dance Commit- ICC. We will miss our fashion plate, .Ioanie gracing the halls, She is a real combination of sophistication and charm. MURIEL WOOD 3120 Midvale Ave. ACADEMIC Slide Rule Club A. B: Debating Club A, B1 Costuming for Dance Cluh A. B1 IZA Prom Committee: Linguist Club C, D, E, F: Commencement Commit- tec A. Tall, dark, lovely Muriel is one who can sew a tricky seam with her slender fingers. ROBERT S. WOODROW 6412 Clearview St. COMMERCIAL 'kWoody is a fellow. full of fun and always ready with a smile for his classmates. Good luck to you Woody. J U N E a 1 9 4 5 , 1 f .H- fl 1 -1 f.. .4 u' . VI1. . ,VV I. - -ya. ' VC., . -4. .. .,, II. . j...jVI. I, V V., :VII-QI VV I, VV .. 41 f 0 .1 w .. V'.V. . 5.gV.,j--' :gf : ,, K :MV .x M.-. . . r P .,V 4 ,xr-5 V ' V .1. '+V . K .,-- ., Y .' , .I :H . ' IV . 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V..' ,.fV.': - 'My .Im II'R.,.A. .I V..I,IILp- gg' .Ng-I.,I -'. .V..','V., Y V . uv In-, .II . I I L. 1 ....III.jI..XI5Ig :wil .f V-V 'if LV' .lf , ,'..l U 5V...- V ,' ..f' U1 .xxx I,,n j ', 5.2, 4 . ..-'I QI. v .V - V VV A II. V, Y W V. IQ . ' Y .54 'V V '. 4 I -' ' 1 . . . X - V,, AI I . . Vi . v ' ,... . ' I. . Y l , Q 'ay A ' .' ., ...xi , , V . . V . . . . I-,V ,. J -, ,, - ' . .I . III, , , ,. ..v ..'.' ' A ' 4. ,I.I I .' iw ew BATES E. WYATT 435 Winona Ave. COMMERCIAL Victory Corps.: First Aid Club. Bates will be remembered for her soft, gentle ways. She is kind and friendly to all. May success be yours in the future. CHARLES W. YOUNG 1137 E. Stafford St. ACADEMIC We will miss Charles's ready, ever present smile and carefree manner. He is a tall dark-haired boy who delights in telling jokes. JOSEPHINE L. ZAFFIRO 53 W. Upsal St. COMMERCIAL Leaders B: Basketball A. We wish that we had met friendly lo and her sunny smile sooner. FLORENCE ZALICOVITZ 1955 69th Ave. ACADEMIC Linguist Club A, li, C. D. E, FQ Alternate Fg Monitor E, F3 Debating Club A. B1 Slide Rule Club B: Dance Committee BQ Stamp Committee E, FQ Rigtzoxn Booz: A, Bg Library Aid A. Clothes make the man, but they also make our Floss plus wit and intelligence. Floss has helped on our committees and contributed her talents to school. HELEN F. ZARESKY 6543 N. 17th Sr. COMMERCIAL Leaders D, Fg Senator C3 Al- ternate D. Eg Clipper Representative B. C, D. E. F5 Prom Committee Ag Lin' :mst Cluh E, F. She is well-liked by her class' mates who wish her success as another Rise Stevens. T H E R E C O R D G E R M A N T 0 W N DORIS ZEIGLER 2015 Widener Pl. COMMERCIAL Another Blonde! An athlete too! Best of luck Doris, NANCY K. ZURN Chelten Court Apartments COMMERCIAL Jr. Hi-Y F3 Swimming A. B. C, D. Eg Leaders A, B, C. D: Tumblinl Di Basketball A. D1 Hockey B: Girls' A. A. Board A. BL Senator C3 Luncheon Committee Ag Linguist Club A. B. C1 Vice Pres. B: Hockey Team Bg Volley Ball Ag Honor Society A, B. Kathy must believe in vita' mins for victory. Being both intelligent and athletic, she's our vitality girl. RUTH CHAPMAN 5619 N. Park Ave. COMMERCIAL Good luck to you in the busif ness world. CHARLES GINSBURG 5945 N. 9th St. MECHANIC ARTS Basketball A, B. C, D. This is Chick who has boosted basketball at Germantown. He sure is a swell fellow, and we all wish him success. C. SPENCER EVERHARDT 6441 Chew St. ACADEMIC Senator F, D, Cg Alternate E. Let's give a cheer for the Navy and Spence. Good luck to both of them. yr 'gag A .s . X5 smgaabk Ns ,ss .N M.-ssx ,. 'gbgx X FEBRUARY, 1945 3 THE SEASONS JUNE, IQ45 1'gfl1ly-fuln bs 9- v4 UUUQUQQ 4 , , , 1 5 . 4 ,I .4I.'- ,4 , ', ,' ,W IPI I, I I I,II , 4 I II , I I, II4 ' ,I I I . , . 4, , I , 4 'II ,I . I . 4 . 9 ,, '-'W 4 I 4 , j I 4 4 f' 1 I , 4 , ,Y I ' 4 I 4 ,4 ,y - ,IJI-,.Ir4I4 ,414 I 4 . I , , I . , '-w ,,,-J ,.J!.-4 ,I ,, 4 ' .gg W I 4 . 4' V: 4 4 ' 4 ,I 4' , '4,'. I, , 4 'IL' 4 4 . ,, ,lg , ,,4I,,4 344 I gs , , 4 I 4 . ,I,4 41 Ig 4 ,,:., , ,I ' ' , 4 '4 4 4, ,pI ',4,I4'4 4I-,I-I 44 ,4II4I ,G.,.II', EII ,3gI, II, ,,. ,4 ',, I ,' 1' ' 4 4 ' ,, w :. ' ' ,,i III I.III III'I44I ,I4I . , , 44 , , .4 4: , 14 , 4 un , 4. , , I ,I5I4,,,,, ,I,4,'y,4 ' 4' ' ' , .' 44 -f, 'V4 ,J nu I , I , 4, II, 4 , I , , ,,,,, , I1 4 4 ,, ' ' ,L 2 .4 ,I I 4 ,,4,,,I'jII ,, .IIQIIII I,IJ I I I-I4I I,I II,I 1IIII,,IIIII4I, 4 ,, I 4I' 4 ,4.- 4 If-I,I, 3,4 I J Ij,II .'I1,I 2 ,I II.,4Iw , III' Hi 4 .I QI I j'4',4,H : '444:. Fj- .4 I,v'I,4II J' ' 1,54 135, I - I , 4 4-01 'I II I44,. I ,4 41 ' F4 I 4 4 ' I I I I' I i 4 4 If ',- 4, , 4 . ,, I4 'lg' - 4-., ,,,.,, 4 l H 4, ' G 4 I' ', 1 4 LI . - , 4 I ' .4, 4 ' . II, I I -', 'I 4',4 4, MI-I HONCR SCCIETY DOROTHY SCHUIVIAN ................ President HUGH OLDACH ............ Secreta1'yfT1'eu.surev' Mary jane Brady Florence Chisholm Florence Elclerton Ralph Guthrie Sally McCutcheon Francis Merwin William Bencker George Dieter Adele Gersh Betty McCullough 12B CLASS IZA CLASS 11B CLASS Eiglz ly-seven Lorraine Moran Jean Pancoski Dorothy Schumann Helen Southall Joanne Stanford Nancy Zurn Carolyn Karp Hugh Oldack Herbert Wile, Jr. Virginia Moore Pl AWARD One Of thc highest honors obtainable at Germantown High School is the coveted GfPin award which was inaugurated twentyfthree years ago. The GfPin is the award given to a pupil who has Obtained a very high standard. The requirements are that the students Inust be outstanding in the promotion of the ideals, and the best interests of the school, must render a distinctive and valuable service to the school in extra' curricular activities of a nonfathletic character, and must pass all subjects. This term the GfPin was awarded to the following: 12B CLASS FLORENCE ELDERTON RALPH GUTHRIE JEAN ADYENA ELEANOR RHODES MARTHA ANN BLOUNT DOROTHY SCH UMANN DOROTHY BRAUN GEORGE BUTLER FLORENCE CHISHOLM RICHARD DOBBINS EDXYIN B.-XLBIRNIE CvOVJEN HOOD BETTY LOU CREAMER WILLIAM PACRER .-num BYRNECE HOENIG SALLY MCCUTCHEON FRANCES MERWIN JEAN REID JOAN SCOTT CONSTANCE SEITZ JOANNE STANFORD ELAINE TAYLOR HOWARD TAYLOR 12A CLASS HLTGH OLDACH JEAN SENGES 11B CLASS WILLLAM MCKINLEY DONALD SINGER VIRGINIA MOORE -L .. e,.:s?f - --- as iii, Te' ru- 11 ' :Ei is GERMANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL wr . -1 E ' 95 -PIN A W ARD it ' 1:3 if-E 'Els 1.-. 1 . s . :AJ ,Q I .ls 5 V Uhus IH tn rrmfg that fa. U ofthe Glass ofl,ilhas been awarded the 9-Qin in HL consequence of the attainment ofthe following requirements: , -I A 1 The possession of an auLstanding character and the Promotion of the ideals and xr the best interesls of the school. QQ, gg 2 The rendering of distinctive and valuable service to the school in extra-curricular .gig ,rf activilies of a non-athletic character. Q. El? 5 A grade not lower than F in all studies in the terru during which the award wus M: :Eli made and during the previous term r t, -T3. ala 'V 'fir vnmcrrm. Imesmsrrr or 'nm seNA'ru nf' l - -fDale 42 f l 4: I -lv 1 25.51 ' 17 , easie st-.aaA +.,A a:,Ls,,,f'- as-I ea,-fseeaaws wfM:m9.-:Aman 'gut' .-.en TF. -L , iimfs-'u ':'-1.-'infer-f'1-:Fin us. - A-'HTL J fl- - mv.-rvvfs I. --- I. LA-,T .- 'Drum Eiglzty-cigIIt A Capella Choir rclxozstra E1Jl11'x IIIII ,24- 3 ramatic f-NJ A-E ll ll e 3 C 5 I Debating Each term the Women's Shakespeare Club of Germantown pref sents a prize for the best interpretation of a Shakespearian character. Last term Donald Singer was awarded the first prize for tragedy as Cassius in 'Julius Caesar. Cowen Hood as Jaques in As You Like It, won the first prize for comedy. Second prize was given to Helen Southall as Constance in King John, and Pat Walsh's portrayal of Paulina from A WiIlf6f'5 Tale carried off third prize. Miss Prince, who is also sponsor of the Dramatic Club, had charge of arranging rehearsals and coached the participants in the contest. Ninety