Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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A Cappella Beginning the day with ri song is the ideal method. The four-part harmony of Miss Ev:1n's choir, heard daily in the halls, is appreciated by the entire school. Evidence of the worth of the early morning sacrifice, is the excellent rating our choir has among others in the city. A CAPPELLA CHOIR First Row: R. Hornsby, R. Beckwith, B. Ludlam, A. Kimmerle, E. Salus, A. Richman, A. Phillips, E. Moss, S. Zimring, V. Rinker, Second Row: C. Sevilla, K. Fogel, G. Maurer, G. Hacker, Z. Gilgore, B. McClean, E. Rowe, B. Colman, M. E. Sims, Spain. Third Row: E. Rankin, J. Westgate, E. L. Knaust, D. Gemender, G. Halter, J. Dobbs, Bowers, Searforcc, M. Shustar, S. LeGros. Fourth Row: J. Gibson, R. Rohrbach, A. Rodgers, J. Fannin, E. Ekval, S. VanPe1t, R. King, P. McNutt, J. Wirth, A. Redding, J. Leininger. Fifth Row: Wilsoi1, C. Walsh, E. Boehm, O. Weislow, R. Locker, J. Shaw, A. Feinstein, W. Griegel, R. Steinhauer, N. Zecca, R. Brown. Sixth Row: C. McDowell, D. Brandreth, Haney, H. Noffman, W. McBec, R. Andreoli, C. Fisher, P. Purtle, D. Starck, M. McGriff, H. Scott. We seniors know there is nothing comparable to the delicate harmony produced by the Girl's Glee Club. Mrs. Golden, the director, encourages the best in each girl and the results are wonderful. With such accomplishments, the 8:10 deadline becomes sheer pleasure instead of drudgery. GIRLS' GLEE First Row: R. Nerenburg, G. Graves, A. Segal, K. Evans, D. Bell. Second Row: P. Mason, F. CLUB Feld, P. Tilton, J. Keller, M. Langetti, B. Allen. Third Row: V. Moore, P.,Carman, A. Kerbeck, G. Jones, C. Nelson, C. Crawford, L. Johnson. Fourth Row: R. Longer, R. Stern, D. Logen, S. Hersh, V. Colvard, C. VanVranken, I. Sprinzing, D. Beck, N. DeCosta, M. Anderson, G. Schuler, E. Courtney, B. Jones, J. Freedman, E. DeWitt. Girls' Glee Club zfv,,:.- '.::.p91mw. 4. 4 My ,Ig--4, I5 f'f? 1f , ' if 2

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BAND ORCHESTRA First Row: D. Townsend, Lowe, V. Hensen, G. Battaglia. Second Row: S. Stanley, G. Schuler, A. Brook, P. Ziegler, A. Ackerman, K. Webb. Third Row: Whitley, H. Wills, Madley, M. Llewellyn, R. Workman. Fourth Row: J. Toland, C. Willis, A. Gouker, Bell, L. Noble. Fifth Row: H. Brown, J. Renshaw, W. Woodward. Orchestra The orchestra plays a prominent part in the more serious assemblies and special programs. It works hard and practices daily, under the direction of Mr. Evans. The orchestra highlights the Installation ceremony of the Senate and the Committee of Ten, and Move-Up Day Assembly. Above all, we shall always remember its beautiful contribution to our graduation exercises. First Row: S. Rohe, T. Pinckett, R. Barshinger, D. Stecker, D. Werner, E. Cary, M. Hume, B. Partridge, D. Fox, M. Dunn. Scr- omi Row: J. Gressel, G. Fether- man, W. Painter, C. Thompson, R. Keenan, E. Johnson, E. Battle, T. Johnson, D. Bruloek. Third Rout A. Gouker, J. Renshaw, M. Llewellyn, A. Ackerman, R. Berger, S. Silverman, R. Bordihn, J, Halliman, J. Bloom, M. Carson. fourth Row: L. Noble, W. Wood- ward, J. Toland, J. Jamison, E. Harris, B. Burlock, R. Indictor. J. Calvitti., T. Holliday. Fifth Ron: Krill, Whitley, Burlick, M. Block, L. Opalesky, J, Hopkins, J. Bell, H. Brown. Sixth Ron: S. Hellings, J. Harris, E. Debrandis, R. Costa, C. Cini- cova, C. DeAnnis, R. Workman, E. Watson. ,M , 452 ii. lim, Our school band is made up of very ambitious and fine musicians. Contributing to the success of the group was Mr. Leroy Evans, its very capable leader. The band, which played at all our football games, added much school spirit. We were very fortunate to have such a fine musical group as a part of our school. Band 'S Y v.., . M

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1915 - YEARS OF SERVICE - 1955 Q wt IEN UPPER Volume L. No. 5 GERMANTOWN HIGH SCHOOL. PHILADELPHIA. PA.. Ten Canis SENIORS TO GRADUATE THURSDAY: RECEIVE REPORTS TOMORROW CLIPPER STAFF Seated: Mr. Kline QSponsorD, R. Rohrbach, J. Bishop fEdi- torj, N. White. Standing: M. E. Sims, V. Tarabbio, M. Simpson, P. Cantor, S. Van Pelt. of Germantown look forward to the time Each month, the students when they can read our Cliveden Clipper. The Clipper is pub- lished five times a term, under the sponsorship of Mr. Norman Kline. Needless to say, our school paper could never be a success without the wonderful cooperation of the editorial and business staffs. Our editor- in-chief, Judy Bishop, and our executive editor, Nancy White, along with our many editors, have done a Hne job and have achieved the goal of a wonderful paper. The finances are handled by Mr. Martin Laderman. He manages the money that makes possible the publication of the paper. The paper brings the students up to date on all of the happenings in Q57 Judy Bishop, Editor-in-Chief and around our beloved Germantown High School. ffa CLIPPER BUSINESS STAFF Seated: S. Smith, M. Simpson. Stand- ing: S. White.