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

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either heeause the are new er because the are great. We have :peer henefeo many 7,7762 oy 'lee ceamilel Jeiie of iefgcifin Mew 5,3 'he seaofiio 'efer zoiei ei Ja: Sore yo e ear: :ici of Doris lvlezener Rilo Biziafoi, Gnll D: Cree Piihafoz. Cor F Caseeia CTV hai 12-164 LE many enevooe sfogfam., is we ae 'he Crehezrfa and Ba'c. We Can? heo ow remember 'he Bovfamaffe. llne leaf 'ime1'hef gefizrmeo lir oz wi nefe' oe lcrqovei Mr. Sid' birfhoav cafliep were differ, er' 'imoe l-lefe again we have liao a fake il fne Barfrarn comes ou? on fop again! Among our Trophies rhere is one ?ha+ represenfs fhe cooperation and school spirif of all fhe sfudenfs more fhan any ofher awardd lhe SPORTSMANSHIP TROPHY. Dr. Sfoddard, our honored guesl said, The cup holds a full measure of congrafulationsf' His sfirring words were: Be good for 'a erf oipcafeo oy Bertram oa'ierg, ,rgerf arc ai':f:, Ne rave see' 53r'ma'e 'i have lim? fer srerninenf cease ae vi3i'crs af our aeeenfoie. D2 Shree? p'C:EEEZV 55 l-lirow 5' me Uffe- i'. ei Pewgyfafia, qafe of a' i E fi:'. Q 'if oeeul George Wazhinglon, XV our Memefia Day ,ewiie lifenii: J, M,e'., UV'i'E'G Safe Sefaror, ans lireoerici German Pfefoenf ef v Ciw Couniil ,sole To un Miii BCE, lVlY9 'f lvlipn Amefiio 3: 5945, one U6-veo lp be fre of 'por red-leffer Coy quest. somefhing. Be dynamic and supporfing. Jobs challange you all over fhe world. There are unsolved problems piled lrnee deep. The average cifizen needs fo lreep his head in making decisions, As we lake our place in fhe world, lel's remember fhese words and lreep good sporfs- manship on fhe march! K I , .

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All things are admired Rennemoer . . . fhe rine oeleek buzzer ieurdrg . . . Barframiles lwffvifg fo lneif sea? . . rhe ushers closing +he doors . . . Mr, Feicrs smilirg lace . . . The reading el rhe Bible and lhe Barrram Buliefin by our ohfi:ers7 This procedure began many enjoyable assemblies. Some ol lhem have been highlighrs ol our iile al Barrram, whelher pep rallies, induc- iior Ceremonies, displays ol Barrram Talent speakers, or musical assemblies. Shall we ever lorgel rhe hislory-malcing assemf bly when we were formally awarded lhe lrophies lar being Baskerball Champs ol rhe League, Cily, and Red Cross lournamenls7 The lighrs aclually blinlced, as lhe whole school echoed wilh Cheers. We were proud. and oh, so happyl Olher memorable assemblies were when our lel- low sruderlz were awarded lellers, numerals, and Cerrilicales lor parlicipaling in our alhlelic con- lesls. For our wonderful Baslcelball Team ol l945-46, we had a special assembly. We are Sure rc loolc baclc and remember lhose beaulilul paslel lies Mr. Goldblall gave ro lhe members ol lhe leam and 'ro The managers. During rhar assembly, we really showed our leam how much we really apprecialed rhem. I. Dr. Sfoddard honored fhe occasion when The Debal- ing Championship was lormally awarded fo our leam . . . 2. A faffered war souvenir exhibifed wilh lhe aid ol our Color Guard . . . 3. Mr. Scofl, elller- vescen+, afler a viclorious baslrelball 'rriumph by our Clippers over fhe Rams . , . 4. Presenfaiion of nalion- wide Ari Awards fo several Barlram sludenfs . . . 5. Dr. Shyrock, principal speaker af one of our recenf assembly programs . . . 6. A facsimile of the Sporlsmanship frophy, awarded lo Bar+ram sfudenfs in a special assembly, is held by Mr. Scoff . . . 7. Foolball leam honored in spe- cial assembly . . . 8. Combinalion of faculry, c'ass mascols, and nonsense, versus Arr Crifics.

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Then honor shall weave ol the laurel a crown. There are no book worms in Barfram. There is, however, a group of excellenf sfudenfs who make up fhe John Barrram Chaprer of fhe Na- fional Honor Sociefy. They are rypical young people, as was proved af 'rheir lasr parryg heels clicked and voices sang. As usual, fhey will hold fheir annual oufing in May. Even fhough They are busy keeping fheir marks high, all are repre' senfed in mosf clubs and acfivifies wifhin fhe school. The Chapfer belongs fo fhe Regional Council of fhe Nafional Honor Sociefy, and many friendly words are exchanged when fhese meerings fake place. Under fhe sponsorship of Miss Walls, rhe group conducfs ifs meefings once a monfh. Each ferm af leasr one member arrives wifh a new idea fo make our insfallafions more exciring. The Sociefy members are falenred and creafive. Whenever rhe need arises, a gold-pin' wearer is also one of fhe firsf fo volunfeer for service. These sfudenfs ofren burn fhe midnighr oil, and as a resull many of fhem capfure scholar- ships. Af fhe conclusion of each ferm new officers are elecfed. The members are guided in such elecfions by fhe Sociefyls consfifufion. This +erm's elecfions were as follows: Rifa D'Ag- osfino, presidenrq George Michell, vice presi- denfq Faye Lufz, secrefaryg and Doris Mozenfer, freasurer. MEMBERS OF THE HONOR SOCIETY I2B John Allen, Thomas Buck, Nancy Carlson, Elinor Chaifer, Rifa D'Agoslina, Elinor Drumheller, Eileen Fallal, Richard Gam- age, Blanche Gever, Jay Gore, Sarkis Giragosian, Roberf Goucher, Marjorie Groce, Grace Hopely, Annelfe Hughes, Sylvesfer Kowalski, Marie Kowasa, Nancy Lynch, Thelma Manny, Romilio Marinelli, George Michell, Doris Mozenfer, Kafhryn Ohr, Marie Olzewski, Margarel Procknow, Dolores Richards, Regina Rowan, John Rufledge, Roberl Simpkins, Doris Spivey, Barbara Tuff, George Varvoufis, Mary Whiffley. IZA Helen Apprendi, Arlhur Baron, Bernard Baron, Jean Chealley, Julia DelRaso, Grace Hollowell, Pefer Karnincic, Faye Luh, Shirley Maida, Joseph McDeviff, Claire Schuberl, Raymond Smifh, Marvin Shusfer. IIB Bernard Augusf, Agnes Bianchini, Florence Cermak, Hanna Cuddy, William De Angelo, Edifh Di Placido, Dolores Del Priore, Arcenia Guzman, Kafherine Hardy, Dorolhea Lauff. Helen Lee, Franilin Loving, lsabella McCormick, Georgea Meclling, Evelyn Punchard, Joan Rauch, Joan Rivel, Alan Schmid, Joan Ziegler. 26