Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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ecmzfy Uwbeis Mrs. Marion W. Wallace Mrs. WaIIace's iob in Germanlown is much more difiicull Than her lille of Vice-Principal implies. She mus'r have palience, humor, and inleresl. The 84+h class will long remember her for possessing all of These qualifies and for being more lhan a Teacher: she has been a friend. For lhis we Jrhank you, Mrs. Wallace. pf , 'Q 4 Q ii 'elf ,ff H ig. , Ji 7' I iff, fi 'K' I 'MLLY 'L ig,.LQ,Q Mr. George l. Oesle Now lhal we musl' leave, we can look upon Mr. Oesle as being responsible for developing in us a sense of sell-reliance and sell-respecl. Your in- leresl in our characfer will be deeply apprecialed now and in lafer years. We, lhe 84lh class, Thank you. Mrs. Virginia de M. Raacke We don'+ quile know how +o express our deep grafilude 'ro a person who has been as wonderful +0 us as Mrs. Raacke has. l-ler warmlh and gracious- ness have been exlended +o all who have looked lo her 'lor guidance. The only filling words are lhe ancienl ones, a very presenl help in lime of Jrroublef' Thank you, Mrs. Raacke. an--- Q

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6 9912251221 X i TO Tl-lE GRADUATING CLASS OF JUNE, l958: To 'rhe Moon has become a slogan wilh many connolalions. To us al German- lown, il has lvfui-one: 4 Airn high! Jusl a few years ago, sociely looked aslcance al people who spolce ol allempling a 'rrip lo The moon or planned lravel inio space. Nuclear weapons were children's loys and were lealured in comic boolcs. lnlerplaneiary communicalion was only in rnan's imaginalion. Today we are on lhe 'rhreshold of realizing many ol yes'rerday's dreams. To pariici- pale wisely in Jrhe use oi These accomplishmenls should be The goal of every sludenlr. Parlicipalion requires preparalion. As lime is an elusive elemenl ol lhis preparalion, lei us slarl loday. I hope you find a full measure of happiness logelher wilh success in Lile's venlure. Sincerely,

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.1 ' ., 3 1 . , 4 . 5 'l i ,El . 1'?'01f M i. Fw 18 Firsl Row llefl lo righll: Mr, Klein, Rosler Chairman, Mrs. Slrouse, Sponsor of Sludenls Associaliong Mr. Goldschneider, Commerce De- parfmenf Head, Mrs. Kelli, English Deparfmenl Head, Mr. Auguslin, Physical Educaiion Deparfmenr Head, Mrs. Raaclre, Assislanl lo llie Principal, Mr. Nichols, Principal, Mrs. Wallace, Vice-Principalg Mr. Oesle, Vice-Principal, Dr, Mullikin, Mafhemalics Deparimeni' Headg Mr. Duncan, Science Deparlmenl Head, Mrs. Moore, Direclor of Senior Acfiviiiesg Mr. Wagner, Social Sludies Deparlmenl Head, Mr. Berger, Aris Deparlmenl Head. Second Row: Mr. Raflel, Mr. Colanluono, Mr. Gelman, Mr. Podolslry, Mrs. M. Williams, Mrs. Kolodner, Miss Glass- 4 berg, Mrs. Moss, Mr. Wilson, Mrs. Yavil, Mrs. Broislier, Mrs. Nichol, Mrs. Wriglif. Third Row: Mr. Raaclxe, Mrs. F. Williams, Mr. Moai, Mr. Resnick, Mr Sree-ble, Miss Mafuclu, Mrs. Kuberf, Mrs. Sanlcowsliy, Dr. Kaufman, Miss Cleland, Miss Heubacla, Mr. Powell, Mrs. Milclwell, Mrs. Slieeder, Mr. Sanfner. Fourlli Row: Mr. Hauser, Mr. l.inclemull1, Miss Walker, Mr. Fanning, Mrs. Weiss, Mrs. Miller, Mrs. Spiller, Mrs. Pol- lack, Mrs. Jones, Miss Dilg, Miss Samuels, Miss Brichla, Mr. Bernardo, Mrs. Goldberg. Fiflh Row: Mr. Soderberg, Mr. Taylor, Mr. Sulxoniclr, Mr. Murphy, Mr. Goldberg, Miss Kahler, Miss Pence, Miss Duffy, Mrs. Appel, Mrs. Lucas, Mr. Krimins, Mr. Kuselr, Mr. Coco, Mr. Mann. Sixfh gl V,. ff 1