Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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. . . . . and his Staff MRS. MARION WALLACE All of us in the January 1956 class will remember Mrs. Wallace for her friendly smile, courtesy, and tact. As Vice-Principal, she helps keep Germantown High running smoothly. In charge of Assembly Planning, she has helped make our school days more interesting with varied programs. We value highly the friendship of Mrs. Wallace, and will remember her always. af. www . afmsv 'W MR. GEORGE I. OESTE In order to complete our high school education, numerous problems had to be solved. Our Vice- Principal, Mr. George I. Oeste, has helped us with our difliculties since we entered Germantown as fresh- men. By giving wise counsel, he has aided many students through difficult situations. Although we would like to be original in expressing our gratitude, the only words that come to our minds are thank you, Mr. Oeste. MRS. VIRGINIA DE M. RAACKE Everyone who comes in Contact with Mrs. Raacke knows her as a friendly helpful person. As Assistant to the Principal, she has many important jobs. She still finds time, however, to fulfill the position of girls' counselor and college adviser. Her sound ad- vice and understanding are sought by many. We shall always remember her for her patience, kindness to us, and the splendid job she does.

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f 5, f, f fe ,. ' Aww ,, f -1 '71 -X' -'71 'Lv' .rf , .fa , ff.. r, Wgzxif, , ' 3.3, ff,-f . ,, .C Our Maestro ,b , . z V4 I W Zu g f Q? fi iff, TO THE GRADUATING CLASS OF JANUARY 1956 The eve of your graduation is an appropriate occasion to pause and, in retrospect, view your life at Germantown High School. Recall details and reconstruct significant events of these years. Re-live these events with the persons who were actors on the set with you. Then store your conclusions in memory for future reference. If these conclusions satisfy and encourage repetition, then you have lived unselfishly and well. You, too, have contributed for the benefit of all. You have provided the harmony of sound that makes a symphony and the precision that makes a team. Only with unity of purpose, highly developed skills and the sacrifice of some individual gain could this be accomplished. XVith this as your legacy, invest wisely in broader and more fertile fields. Put your talents to work in an effort to solve some of the local and national problems of tomorrow. Here you will realize the greatest return on your investment-the satisfaction that comes only from service beyond the call of duty. Sincerely, CHARLES R. NICHOLS

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Department Heads V fa Q 'Uv f' K' . Q 'Q Y s si Q . . r ' 'A-px! Q' it f'f'X I ' if 1 fc Q -1152 55 Q 5' :Qi E We V :,.f' f4f,.- -9 is ish. , x fig! fi Q5 Af' Qj 5 9 9 A .4S'.:fi.f. Z .1 I S x Arts Department-Mr. Edward Berger. Commerce Department-Mr. Samuel Goldschneider. Counciling Department-Mrs. Marion Wallace. English Department-Mrs. Ethel Glenn. Lan- guage and Social Studies Department-Mr. Henry Wagner. Mathematics Department-Dr. Anne M. Mullikin. Science Department4Mr. Frank P. Primiano. Physical Education-Mr. Wilbert R. Augustin. MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Dr. Anne M. Mullikin fDepartme11t Heudj, Mr. Saul Hanges, Mr. Herman B. Hauser, Mr. Mervin Krimins, Mrs. Margaret G. Moore, Dr. Albert W. Raab, Mr. John Rigolizzo, Mr. Rudolph Sukonick, Mrs. Helen A. Tyson, Mr. Harry Waterbon. ARTS DEPARTMENT Mr, Edward Berger fDepartment Headj, Mr. HarrV E. Beehner, Mr. Frank Dixon, Miss Grace Evans, Mr. Leroy N. Evans, Miss Frances C. Garretson, Mrs. Eleanor E. Golden, Mr. James A. Hill, Mrs. Mildred Karam, Mr. Earl Lindemuth, Mr. William H. Moat, Mrs. Wilma Nichol, Mrs. Edith B. T. Sklar, Mr. Henry D. Soderberg, Miss T. Elizabeth Wherry. COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mr. Samuel S. Goldschneider QDepartment Hcnrll, Miss Ernestinc Brichta, Mrs. Lois M. Brotsker, Mrs. Gloria M. Brown, Mr. jacob N. Gelman, Mr. Isadore Klein, Mr. Martin Laderman, Miss Elsa R. Miltenberger, Mrs. Mary L. Noderer, Mr. Fred Podolsky, Mr. Edward A. Raacke, Mr. Edward Resnick, Mr. Morton Shafter, Miss Sandra Sherman, Miss Annabell Smyth, Mr. Herman Snellberg, Mrs. Bernadette F. Strouse, Miss Bernice Waldman, Mr. Sydney Weiss, Mrs. Marion Williams. COUNSELING DEPARTMENT Mrs. Marion W. Wallace fDepartmc11t Hcadj, Mrs. Helen A. Hartung. Miss Minnie Matuck, Mr. Gordon Williams, Mr. Edgar W. Wilson. SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Mr. Frank Primiano fDepur1me1zt Hcadj, Miss Freda L. Brummer, Mr. Paul M. Duncan, Mr. Nathaniel Finnel, Mrs. Joy C. Gold, Mr. Herman E. Malen, Mrs. Sarah K. Miller, Mr. Samuel Nicholson, Mr. Frederick J. Schlick. SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Henry Wagner fDcpartment Hcafll, Mrs. Mae G. Abrams, Mr. Herbert F. Arnold, Mrs. Loretto G. Duffy, Mrs. Grace G. Gideon, Mr. Michael E. Goldberg, Mrs. Adele S. Kubert, Mr. L. V. Mishalove, Miss Joan I. Sam- uels, Mrs. Suzanne H. Sankowsky, Mr. George M. Schus- ter, Mr. Edwin Steeble, Mr. Ralph J. Wickel. LANGUAGE DEPARTMENT Mr. Henry Wagner fDcpartment Headl, Miss Estelle Adinolli, Miss Rose Brucker, Miss M. Emily Dilg, Mrs. Elena Lilker, Mr. Joseph G. Santer, Miss Marie Volkmar. ENGLISH DEPARTMENT Mrs. Ethel F. Glenn lDepartment Hearlj, Miss Marguerite B. Evans, Mr. Cecil E. Fanning, Miss Rose Glassberg, Mrs. Julia N. Goodman, Mrs. Emma May Grossman, Misg Florence L. Heubach, Miss Claire Hirshlield, Mr. Matthew Hynson, Miss Frieda Kahler, Mr. Norman Kline, Mrs. Mildred Kramer, Mr. Louis E. Murphy, Dr, Cl-my-les Nash, Mr. Frank Raffel, Miss Edith R. Steele, Mr. Peter Weisbein. PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT Mr. XVilbert R. Augustin QDcpartme11t Headj, Mr, A, M, Baran, Mr. W. Bernardo, Miss Hildegarde Duffy, Miss Grace I. Freehafer, Mr. G. A. I-Iasse, Mrs. Marjorie Hoh, Mrs. Jane Kerry, Miss Ruth F. Moody, Mr. William Nel- son, Mrs. Anne Ramsey, Miss Mary J. Stcger, Mr, Alf,-cd R. Webb, Mrs. Frances