Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Projection TUMBLE INN First Row: D. D'Agostino, E. Lapinski, D. Bel A. Rogers, B. Bonfield, M. Hayes. On Friday nights there is a delegation at the Germantown Y, which consists of many of our stu- dents. A coke bar, game room, and dancing are available for the entertainment of all who attend. Here, our students have found :L means for amuse- ment and recreation. l. Sefond 'YM was 1 193 X Row: G. Ohlin, C. Sweet, M. Reisen, The Projection Club is a Very worthwhile club at Germantown. lt not only teaches its members about the various parts of different projectors, but it also assists many teachers in teaching their subject by showing related films. This club is under the spon- sorship of Mr. Edward Raacke. PROJECTION CLUB First Row: T. Mackes, R. Post. Second Row: E. Harris, Mr. Raacke QSponsorj. Third Row: P. Zingle, W. Lepow, F. Stones. W Club ,fa ff? 4 w , v 4 'f -4. f-gf Tumble Inn

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Honor Society M , ,-434016 fp J, A7 f 4. ,gs I 1271, , '7 T W Wifwyffwi 'f ' i f 'V Q ' if if ooov fir -fe--.....,.Q3':fZ7lf ' i. T G-PIN AWARDS First Row: D. Bell, C. Brinkley, V. Laiferty, B. Carson, S. Schoemann f2nd Avvardl. Second Row: N. Banks, E. Moss, C. Cunningham Und Awardj. Third Row: P. Turner, P. Zingle. One of the highest honors of Germantown High School. awarded to upperclassmen, is the G-Pin. This pin is awarded on the basis of outstanding character and valuable services rendered to the school. The recipients of the award must have services in non-athletic activities, besides continually striving to uphold the high ideals of the school. The pupil who receives this award has a right to be proud. You have probably noticed many students wearing the gold keystone and guard pin which signify membership in the Morris Witt Chapter of the National Honor Society. Those who wear this pin are justly proud to be members. For admittance, one must excel in scholarship, leadership, character, and service and must also receive two consecutive awards from the Society before they can become members. Dr. Anne Mulliken, the sponsor, directs the ac- tivities of the Honor Society. HONOR SOCIETY First Row: C. Brinkley, Leininger, C. Cunningham, P. Turner, S. Van Pelt, N. Wang, P. Kastrin, B. Virnelson. Second Row: N. Kirk, S. Ross, S. Schoemann, S. Smith, L. Stern, S. Zim- ring, P. Weiss, Dr. Mullikan QSponsorJ. Third Row: Searforce, E. Grandinetti, M. Llewellyn, J. Moore, J. Coffey, R. Kimel, V. Minissale. Fourth Row: R. Rohrbach, M. Moock, V. Tarabbio, V. Knoedler, E. Rankin, A. Redding, M. Block. Fifth Row: W. Saddington, L. Friedman, L. Damerjian, W. Thieler. G-Pin

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Stage Crew A-..,,,,, N-.,.-1' STAGE CREW Front: R. Chilton, F. Primiano, R. Dafrico. Back: C. Cinicove, R. Waker, A. Schmidt. An unnoticed group in Germantown High School is the stage crew. They do much to perfect the many Varied programs in the assembly. Many programs require extra time before and after school. Their sponsor, Mr. Henry D. Soderberg, deserves much credit, as his technical knowledge aids the group in its electrical work. Mr. Soderberg selects four boys from his 11A Mechanical Arts class in electric shop to join the following term. The stage crew includes boys in HB, IZA, and IZB. Germantown's thespians, under the competent di- rection of Miss Cvlassberg, have proved their ability by producing successful plays. Since constant re- hearsals are essential for a worthwhile organization, the club meets Mondays and Fridays. Two dates are necessary to accommodate the large membership of the recently formed club. DRAMATICS First Row: N. Pascal, E. jones, C. Friarson, R. Brown, E. Salus, E. Sherman. Second Row: W. Perkins, C. Weiner, D. Sandler, R. Schwartz, R. Steinhauer, J. Tamkins, E. Moss, A. Rogers, S. Bainer, B. Greenstein. Third Row: V. Battaglia, S. Merklinger, M. Gladden, E. Lob, E. Cohen, E. Meyer. Fourth Row: S. Brown, C. Friz. .. mama.: Club i Q Dramahc E 29