Gratz High School - Gratzonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Faculty and Administration MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT MR. FRED!-IIIIC S. CRISI'INfDI'1PflffHlfllf Ilrfurl Mr. Otis Ilarrzil Mr. Robert R. Folvy Mr. Vinvvnt Fort Mr. .I. VVvir Hamilton Mr. Sunnu-l K. Haslfun Mr. VVilli:un II:-tTn:'r Mr. Julian P. Ilickolc Mr. Otto K1-ltz Mr. Ilurnvll Kinkls-r Mr. Howard Pitman Mr. Benjamin F. Price PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT MR. IFTARRY VV. SNYIDl'IRflN'lHll'fHlI'lIf Ilrfnal Miss Pziulinv Bowvn Mrs. Hvstvr VV. Fitzgerald Mrs. Eliznlwtli C. Hall Miss Many I.uk1-rt Miss Tln-Ima Murr Mr. .lost-ph C. Svliwvitzvr Mr. Ge-orgv Slwgrog Mr. I r:un'is Tivrncy Mrs. Marion W. VValluc4- SCIENCE DEPARTMENT DR. Ermicn IS. IvLRIL'H-IjI'1JlIl'fllll'Ilf llwml Dr. Harold .I. Alvrnlizuns Mr. Alvin Iiivkvl Mrs. Clara M. Gantt Miss Marion IS. Htlllll'IlI?llIIl Miss Annu C. Knnfmzmn Mr. Roln-rt Ii. Morris Mr. Jose-ph I. Osvr Mr. Frzmlc A. Sudkvr Miss Marion B. Savin Mr. VVult4'r R. Thivrolf Dr. I.ily A. Wvivrlmcli Mrs, Louise E. VVorrc'll Miss NIARGARET R. McDcm'1r:1.1. .imvisfanf tn till' Principal CIIAIRMAN OF GUIDANCE Dr. Margaret VV. Abe-I LIBRARIAN Miss Louise- Schulte Mrs. Marion N. Chanvr, Assistant SOCIAL STCDIES D EPARTMENT Miss .Inssm C. EVANs--Ihfpurlmrfnt llwul Mr. Natlmniel Baron Mr. Rolannl II. Cass:-ls Dr. Anna C. Claude-r Mr. Pulnn-r R. Flowvrs Mrs. Elvanor A. Goldberg Mr. I rvclc-rick .l. G:-utter Mr. Hynwn I-Iausc-r Mr. Raymond Hood Dr. Honry G. Mavdcr Miss Mah:-l A. Mm-ng Miss Marin' G. Mullen Mrs. Suzanne- H. Sunkowsky Mrs. Rachel S. Slll'l'IIIilll Mr. Martin Sklar Miss Hum-l A. Taylor HOME AND SCHOOL VISITOR Miss Hvlvn I. Stout NURSE Miss Maizie S. Morris OFFICE FORCE Miss Pauline Muller, Secretary Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mrs. Fourteen Marie A. B?llllYIQ2','Eli'dIl0I' I.illie M. Brown Minerva Kahn Luvina Le-mke I,0luli Mayor Elsie K. McCarty

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K ,Y felministration -k Min Ruth l.. .Xrlliur M rm. I,IiiliIIl li. fUiL'ilt'l' Mixs ijUI'Uiilf' Davis Min Milriliu I.. Ilvrr Miss i'.illElill'iil l.. I'lllion Min Iiuilu-rim' M. Iivciizllulii Mr. i'il'lll'5i l.. llorolll M iw. Rim' liuplam Mu. M:li',iorn- l. I.:lng:c Mira l'!I'ilill'i5 l,m-l vvi'c Mrs. iiilmlvgrzllwlm' I . lmwiw Mr. I,l'UlI if. l.i-xx-is Miss .lvzlilill-lim' Melvin-llzim Mlm .lsnw M4'l'lx'z1ry Hr. llzlvid Nt'NYlllHI'k M rs. NlJll'fl'ill'L't Smiih Mr. .Xifl'L'li Stark Miss Ihwilm lf. Voigt Mr. Mzuiricv XVIISSCTIIHIII Mr. liilgau' J. M'iliinms i Uiil'lIUN l..XNGl'Alil'I IJi'll'.-Xli'l'Mi'iN'l' Mn. l RI2llIZllIl'Ii VY. lylll, I7I'IIIlI'flllI'lIf llrfnl Mr. livorg,:v R. Bl'l'lHll'll Min ISL-mic lgl'I'Il!wit'iIl Mr. Hllylllllllil A. Iiimvzliigvr Mrs. lisiiwi' ll. l'y4im'Il Miss M:ii'g:ul'm-i M. liullzlgxlu-r Mr. M'illi:un l Iox'4l llowzniwl Mr. ll:-nry R. M-urin Mr. Winiivlcl iulbyfl' Miss xxllllil NIIIIIZVI' Mr. Cin-orgrv J. xv1'illl1ll' M.X'l'lll'lM.'X'l'll'5 lDl'1l'. kll'l'MHN'l' Mn. l'i..uu:Nci: .L fiAliIlIKl1'K IH',HlI'fllII'llf llf-4 Mr. livrnurcl August Mr. Milton Brooks Mr. George Dnguu Miss Mary M. lilflw-y Mr. Mark lhlfllllilllll Miss yIZll'yll'XV Slriizingcr Mr. llvr11:n'd Wnrsluuv Thirlrrn

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NIR S'rRol sr Da. Alam. 1 Guidance ffiee ERY few of us during our stay at Gratz have not at sometime come face to face with a problem that brought us into the Guidance Office. Regardless of whether we needed a roster rearrangement, a change in course, a job to enable us to remain in school, information about college entrance or scholar- ships. or advice about selecting our vocation. the door of the Guidance Office was always open to all of us. Cheerful Dr. Abel, tl1e Guidance Chairmang genial Mr. Strouse, and cordial Miss Derr brought courage. inspiration and happiness to all who have sought their counsel. Could one wish for a more competent staif to undertake the many difficult tasks that are theirs? Those who came to Gratz in the midst of a term have been welcomed and ad- to their new surroundings by those in the Guidance Office. They are the people who understand young people and student problems and are most capable of giving advice for the solution of their perplexities. VVhat Gratzonian upon emergence from that room after an interview has not felt stronger, lighter of heart and more sure of the path ahead? In the office is an entire library of college catalogues and vocational pamphlets. There stands the bulletin board announcing examinations for scholarships and voca- tional opportunities. And now that we are no longer students, but alumni of Gratz. it is in the very same Guidance Office that reconnnendations for positions take form. YVe will remember for many years the efforts of llr. Abel, Miss llerr, and Mr. Strouse to insure us greater success and happiness. VVe cannot take leave of Gratz without first extending to them a sincere and hearty thank you. 4,1 Iiss Ilmui Fifteen