Northeast High School - Record Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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4 P-l l i 'ill-zffsgiii . a,.5 ' -1 if . imefl-Li, , X so il Q ',,,-- -5 ' au . L I Q I ll D I 551 i ,' i Vi!!!-'Rum H9125 NAME S D DEGREES TAUGHT ML 5 , S l History and Commerce A 'l'j. Irving Robb, Dep't Head .................. Melvin H. Beidler ........... . . . B.S., M.A. . Reuben Breskman ......... ...A.B., B.S... Economics A History C ancl D Commercial Law, etc. --, N 'l I 4 l ,- A l E YP, Albert Dorn ..... . . . B.S ........ Social Science B E' 3 David W. Harr .... . . . A.B., A.M.. Eur. History F and E - Q 1 William L. Hilton .... . . . Cl.E. ....... Ancient History H fl f J Simon M. Hunn ..... B.S., M.A. . Typing , Rx W L5 ij,-A 4 Harry E. Krug .......... . . . B.S ........ Am. History C and D l 'A. Oswald Michener .... . . . B.S ........ Economics A 1' 'Q John W. Rhoads ....... . . . Ph.B., L.L.B. .... Ancient History H ' ll i ' Spencer D. Rowland .... .............. C ommerce l , ' Harry Schneeberg .... . . . A.P. ...... Modern Eur. History G ll - i 'l- 1 wkgegige g.SSh?tzl. . . . . . B.S., A.M. . klglciokliieepcing A .i mg o rt . un eran .... ............ o rt an V l, Luther F. Waidelich .... . . . A.B. .... Am. History C and D All Q. Clarence A. Wesp .... . . . B.C.S .... Commerce l l -Y : X 'E E: 69 'QB cry RI- . fi Drawing K I ffl. ' 'iff ll: 'Adolph H. Pfeil, Dep't Head .... Drawing L dxf Charles S. Dickinson .......... Art :l,j'k L-ij-JJ ' p Sidney Gross ............... Art WJ if 5 YJ. Lawrence Hass, Jr. ..... Mechanical Drawing M5 g 1. ' Stephen G. Hale ....... Art Q Q john I. Kelly ..... . . . Mechanical Drawing A ll U, 1 AW Tj 'Charles S. Parker. . Art U Mechanical Drawing gl: gp , V i flfjohn K. Wildemore . . Mechamical Drawing ' 5 ' ' 1 X WX Hfxfl 4- Music lgga lv ' Paul E. Duffield ..... Chorus and Music 5-?if7,2fffI?' l Orchestra Leader L' ggi Frederick Widmaier .... Chorus 'U l George Washco ...... Chorus if . Band Leader Ji. ,-' Q lj. eq Clarence W. Buckley ........ Electrical - lf' Henry Brachhold Secretary Q' Charles W. Palmer, 5. School Counsellor .............. A.B., Ph.D. .... A -' flvGeorge F. Stradling, Principal 7 ' Veterans of 20 years . 51 ig lolerl-:msc all so sm ol lr -ll fin i' , , - Q51 ,c,s.,Q.c- illfillllfilllllj D s, +. 3 0 Page Fifteen

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' 'Z T 5 .gpg ima tm . , ii.. 'mmm mv, Z Tl'-5 I I , 31 tt, e Si 2. v!!!!.N,.g I 1 QYQLE DEPARTMENT HEADS ' BIOGRAPHIES MR. W. WESLEY sTEVENsoN :iff A :1 1' .-5 57 . K 1 I i f MR. STEVENSON was born in Philadelphia, April 25, 1875, educated in the public ,M.gX,C,i-L 5 schools and graduated from Central High School in 1895, and the School of Pedagogy ip - in 1896. For many years following this he was educational director of the John Wana' A, Jgllf, L , maker Institute, and co-author of the Text Book of Civil Government. In addition ' ' I ' iijm ff' to being adviser to twenty classes since 1914, Mr. Stevenson has helped Mr. Terry mold . AW championship soccer teams. He is a member of the Board of Directors of the Philadel- W, I phia Teachers' Association, chairman of the Teachers' Salary Committee, and president - UW , of the Public School Council of Philadelphia. 'N MR. VINCENT B. BRECHT pg W, t?lRE1gZHb'1i wgshboiin 0131 INlove11p1bek27,h18y'64a ingreavigtown, Fenna., vahere he XE' 21. fi atten e e u ic c oo an ater t e ort aes ca emy. A ter atten in the , - ,f ' Q, , Rutledge Grammar School, Mr. Brecht entered Northeast High where he was thegfirst I , 55-3 editorfinfchief of the ARCHIVE of 1892-1893. After being graduated, Mr. Brecht Ffni-3'1 635 . became a founder and a charter member of the Alumni Association, of which he has T . 52 been secretary and president, and an active member in all its affairs. In 1894, Mr. ' -l ' Brecht entered the U. of P. from which he received his B.S. and later took up post' graduate work with Dr. Martin C. Brumbaugh, a noted educator. In November, kg s? 1899, Mr. Brecht became a member of the Northeast faculty and soon after, the head In ,,'flp'f-Dy - . if-,,,-. 'i of the English Department. QM 3233 .il Mr. Brecht was editor of various Alumni publications, school editions of Hugh L A -. Wynne, and Prue and I, and an editorial writer for the Germantown Telegraph in B717 'Q .2 Mg i 1902, and an author of miscellaneous contributions to newspapers. Mr. Brecht is also 53 1 an active member of outstanding clubs among which are the Orpheus Club, the Philo- l A Eililltgileglllllillgicfloglfalissryccgtgale Northeast Club at the University of Pennsylvania, and RK - 1 ' S. '-,,.11,.',Li ima f-'P zijn' 1 , Z, DR. SHAW if X Q - g B,-...IESQ DR. SHAW was born in Delaware, Ohio, October 8, 1884, and received his early 532 ' J llsas. education in the Delaware High School. After graduation, Dr. Shaw entered Ohio 22,51 Ni Wesleyan University where he took an active interest in football, track and dramatics. QV A . After being graduated, Dr. Shaw took up postfgraduate courses in Chemistry, Miner' Qjfll ifj yj,-Qin, ology, Botany, and Education for which he received his B.S. and M.A. from Ohio 'eg ' Wesleyan in 1905 and 1908, respectively, and his Ph.D. from the U. of P. in 1926. flf,p3 14,,l'x E3 Dr. Shaw first began teaching at the Radnor High School from 1900 to 1907, after ei, which he taught at Temple University, South Philadelphia and West Philadelphia High -1' Schools. In May, 1929, Dr. Shaw came to Northeast as head of the Science Depart' ' L , ment. During the summers of 1904 and 1909, Dr. Shaw carried on scientific explora- Q ' 1 tions in British Columbia. He is a member of the American Chemistry Society and a g A Fellow of the Association for the Advancement of Science, an official of the Central ' 2 Football Board and was secretary of the Supervisory Committee on Athletics from 1912 flip to 1917. Dr. Shaw is the author of Adequacy and Effectiveness of Pennsylvania 7 ,?g'5Gf,,4 School Employees' Retirement System. E Vi LDL Y Hn, 'A - t I - we UEREEH mst Rasta SQEAUOH, alg1QaAtQt,aamsAe3sgf, Page Seventeen