John Bartram High School - Trailmarker Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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THE LAST WORD Among the most pleasant contacts of a teacheris life is that in which she may meet students on an equal footing. A spirit of comradeship between staff and sponsor has gone into the making of this book, with free and friendly criticism of every step by all. The staH proved so able that the sponsor,s part was to sanction rather than to advise. She hopes the association may abide as a fragrant, living memory. ALICE E. FELLCER. Bartram's Library The Library at Bartram is housed in one of the finest rooms in lhe building. Our book collection numbers several thousand and is growing every term. lt is a store- house of material for recreation and information and as such is one of the most popular of the school services. The kindly help offered by Mrs. Pinson and her staff adds to the enjoyment of a visit to the Library. 102

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ALUMNI ASSOCIATION The John Bartram High School organized its Alumni Association in June, 1940. The chief aim of this organization is to keep the graduates interested in their Alma Mater. As older, more mature individuals, they may have a definite influence on the policies of the school. The secondary purpose is to keep graduates in contact with each other socially. A dance is sponsored by this group in the spring, and another in the fall, the night before Thanksgiving. The Thanksgiving Dance is to become a tradition of Bartranfs Alumni Association. Music Festival Executive Committee, January 16, 1942 The Bartram Music Festival, which is modeled upon the All-Senior High School Music Festival, was held in our auditorium on the evening of January l.6, l91l2. It included all the musical organizations in Bartram. Miss Easley, who shouldered the entire responsibility, directed the vocal ensemble of two hundred voices, the thirty-six piece orchestra and the girls, choral group of twenty-four voices. Mr. Goldman, director of the band, conducted that group of forty pieces. Although this was the first Inusic festival which Bartram has had, it will be repeated annually hereafter. The soloists for this presentation were George Lunn, Beatrice Geiger, Chris- topher Brennan, and John Rejebian. The following students served as the committee for sale of tickets and clerical work: Betty SlipakoH, Lillian Zellman, Sara Gordon, Louise Baus, Robert Durning, Maryann Harris, Robert Allen. 101

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