Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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l QQ, from the day of their installation . . . Wim c INSTALLATION O brave new world that has such people in't On February 25, I949, we viewed our last Installation assembly. The senators and members ot the Committee ot Ten marched into the auditorium while the orchestra played. Atter the salute to the tlag and the singing ot the Star Spangled Banner, the President Ot the school, William Shubert gave an inspiring address concerning Tolerance, Then Mr. Nichols administered the oath ot oltice.

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COMMITTEE OF TEN Mahn. Mr. Samuel McN1cHe Sponsor with our chosen representative CQMMITTEE OF TEN Headed by President Bill Shubert and Vice-President George Hutchinson, the Committee ot Ten has done an excellent iob in managing the student government. The Committee, which is com- posed ot tive girls and tive boys nominated by the students and elected by the Senate, is under the able sponsorship and guidance ot Mr. McNiclcle. The Senators and Alternates worked in coniunction with the Com- mittee ot Ten. SENATORS AND ALTERNATES Top: Rose Cauterucci. Connie Brooks, Harris Herman, Franlr Naulty, Dick Woodring, Doris Purnell, Norman Keller. Bot- tom: Pat Ford, Carolyn Hinds, James Konsler, W a r r e n Murphy, Ralph Civitello, Frank Schrey, Lois Archibald, Frances Williams, Carole Rich. .X Top: Marial Kling, Ted Williams, Alex Hartman Pat Delaney, Margie Kohler. Bottom: Phylis Craig George Hutchinson, Bill Shubert, Russ Chaney Sue

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