Germantown High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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dd ,ee K Ar? Eclilors Typing Edilors Class Acfivilies L. Ehmann, S. Leasure B. Barflnolomeo, S. Manhoff, N. Hallman, J. Sfarbucl: B. Richman, R. Robins !ffew2z2zm Xi Lgfzzff mrmm H., .W Co-Edilors-in-Chief Joan Blender, Darlene Klus and Mrs. Moore, Sponsor Fealure Edilors S. Marks, P. Roberls School Aclivilies C. Geiger, G. Segal , x i 'R 7 li Y A l L ,final 4 Wifi' ' . Sporls Eclilors L. Lavin, B. Elviclge

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Qzifazhs K. Fuelleborn Treasurer S. Weinberg Vice Preslclenf M. Wachs Treasurer G. Sfukes Secrefary Here are The oTTicers oT The 84Th class. Here are The people who gave unselTishly oT Their Time and TalenT To make our senior year a memorable one. Don Bedrosian, our PresidenT, was an example OT The ideal leader. Coming To GermanTown Trom RoosevelT Junior High School, Don disTinguished hirnselT as Treasurer oT our IZA class. His excel- lence as Treasurer was soon recognized, and he was promoTed To The posiTion oT PresidenT oT our IZB class. Sos Weinberg, our Vice-PresidenT, was also a graduaTe oT RoosevelT. As PresidenT of our IZA class she did a splendid job in organizing our class and iTs acTiviTies. From Cooke Junior High School came Gardenia STukes, our SecreTary. AT Cooke she learned To Upush a pencili' and Take accuraTe noTes-quali- Ties ThaT a good secreTary Tinds To be very useTul. The posiTion oT Treasurer was greaTly conTesTed, and we were doubly TorTunaTe in our selecTion. Mike Wachs and Klaus Fuelleborn became our Treasurersg This insured double proTecTion of our Tunds. These were our oTTicers-we wish To Thank Them Tor doing a splendid job. ..- 2

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4504155615 LiTerary Edifors Personal EdiTors Pl10l0 EClll0fS A Freedman, L. LuTerman P. Jones. D. Rubin D. Landis. A. R0S9f1Sfell'l Dear ClassmaTes. These are such diTTiculT words To say, Good-bye To GermanTown. They seem so Tinal, Tor we are saying good-bye To whaT will never be again-excepT as we re- member iT. GermanTown-how much ThaT word brings back. The Tan brick building ouTlined againsT The sky every morningg The weighT oT books in your arms as along The halls lockers bang and Triends call, l-li g The lasT minuTe rush aTTer The TirsT b-r-ring oT a bell. Friends, daTes, acquainTances, Teachers: The ineviTable homework: club meeTing, games. parTies-gay days, blue days. We will always Turn around when someone menTions The name GermanTown : we wiil sTop, lisTen, and remember. Qur high school years have been sTopped in TlighT as iT by a magical hand, and recorded here in hopes ThaT They will bring back vivid memories. These recollecTions would noT have been possible wiThouT The inesTimable help oT our ediTors. BuT we cannoT conclude wiThauT ThaT exTra word oT Thanks To lvlrs. Moore, who has given us unlimiTed Time and invaluable assisTance. To each and every member oT The 84Th class This book is only symbolic of whaT we have accomplished in The pasT. Our TuTures are beTore us-only aTTer many years can we Truly evaluaTe our pasT. Here is your Revidere-read iT, and remember. S' l , mcerey Joan and Darlene.