Gratz High School - Gratzonian Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mr. Stanley D. Birath Commerce Mr. Frederick S. Crispin Mechanics Arts 1. Mr. Foley. 2. Mr. Brooks. 3. Dr. Althouse. 4. Mr. Quay, 5. Miss Tatman. 6. Mr. Fort. 7. Miss Graf. 8. Mr. H'3Sl3U1. 9. Mr. Pitman. 10. Mr. Warshaw. 11. Mr. Kinkler. FAU LTY COMMERCIAL DEPARTMENT Mn. STANLIQZY D. BIRATIII, Ilearl Mrs. Minnie R. Adams Dr. Calvin O. Althouse Miss Hnnnu VV. Cloud Miss Ernestinc l itz-Manlricu Mr. Nlitllilll R. Fox Myra S. Fuller Lillian M. Graf Miss Miss Miss Sara ill. Hulpcn Miss Clara Herrmun Miss Mr. Katherine M. Kick Benjamin Kuykcndall Miss Anne Lcstz Miss Marie C. Mulholland lllr. George H, Mumford Mr. VV. Earl Neilson Miss Elizabeth K. Ortlieb Mrs. Frullccs B. Parsons Mr. illurk H. Quay Miss Elsie M. Riexnziu Miss Grace S. Suylc: Mr. Carol J. Street Mrs, Bernadette F. Strouse Mr. I . Howard Strousc Miss Grace L. Tutnizni Miss Augusta Trcfz Air. .l0llll VV. VVicdcr MECHANIC ARTS DEPARTMENT Blu. l'lllEDlCRIC S. Cnls1'IN, 1117111 Mr. Otis Hurrull Mr. Holm-rt R. Foloy . ..-M M -I mg

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'I'o rin: Class or Jrsn. 1941: Moclcrn cducational philosophy holds to thc hclicf that education in itsclf is lifc and is not to hc thought of mcrcly as prcparation for lifc. ln past mlccadcs wc thought of the school only as a placc whcrc onc acquircrl thc ncccssary skills and kmnvlcclgcs to mcct thc nccfls of lifc in thc futurc. 'l'hc cmphasis was vcry nmch on prcp- aration for somcthing that was to comc. Although this is still a vcry propcr function of thc school, wc now havc a lnuch hroaclcr conccpt of thc pur- poscs of ctlucation. lf crlncation in itsclf is lifc, thcn thc school must proviclc thc mcans and thc sctting for pupils to livc it richly and fully. 'l'his wc try to clo. ln a largc mctropolitan high school such as thc Simon tlratz lligh School thcrc arc many contacts and cxpcri- cuccs which rcsult in pupil growth and tlcvclopmcnt. l lducational and vocational ncclls arc mct in thc class- room ancl shop: social and rccrra- tional opportunitics arc provitlccl in thc many activitics of thc stuzlcnts association, thc athlctic field. and thc cluh room: cultural anal acsthctic ap- prcciations arc cnjoyccl through thc work in art, music, and clramatics. ln such an cnvironmcnt thc pupil not only prcparcs for thc futurc but livcs a rich and full lift- in thc prcscnt. l hopc that your lifc in our school has mcant all this to you and that your school cxpcricnccs havc strcngrths cnctl you for thc ycars which lic ahcaxl. May thcy hc happy and many. Sinccrcly yours. ZQJNJ fy jf I Wag - wr Q29 , f :jg Du. li. lhxlu, VVi4:nN1:lc Prillcipfzl llllt I'ltl CIPAL

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Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr Mr. Mr. Vim-cnt. ll. Fort J. VV1-ir II:nniiton SQHIIIICI K. II:1si:nn VVilii:nn Ilcffllcr .luiiain P. Hin-kok Otto R. Kuitz Burncli li. Kinkivr Howard I . PIIIIIIIII SOCIAL STUDIES DEPARTMENT M r. Mr Dr. Mr Mr Mr. Dr Miss .IICSSII-I C. i'iXAN1s I 1111 Nfltililllivi Huron Roinnci B. Cusscls Anna C. IQIIIIIIIUT I,1liIIl0!' iflowcrs l rudcric'k J. Gnettlr liuyllioml Hooci Ilcnry G. Macdcr Miss Mabel A. Mcng Miss Maris C. Mnilvn Mrs. Suzunnc II. Sznnkosxskx Mrs. RIICIICI SilCI'lIlIlll Mr. Martin Sklar Miss Hzizvl A. Taylor MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Ml Mr. B1-rn:1rdAugust Mr. Milton Brooks Mr. Gs-orgc Illlglll' Miss Mary iiifruy Mr. Mark Ilflglllilllll Mr. Bt'l'Il2H'lI Ivursimw 2. c'l.AIIlCNl'IC A. ciAllliI!IiI I 1