Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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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