Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)
- Class of 1946
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We know ThaT This is True, Tor, ever since we can remember, we have reached ouT To grasp our senior year aT high school, and now-like quicksilver, iT is gone. AlThough we have no exacT chemical Tormula, we do know ThaT Time is whaT liTe is made oT. We know iTs divisions. Time is seconds. minuTes, hours, days, weeks, monThs, seasons, years, and evenTually, cenTuries, aeons, and milleniums. The purpose oT This book is To record snaTches oT The seconds, rninuTes, hours, days, weeks, monThs, and seasons, oT our Tour years aT The Philadelphia l-ligh School Tor Girls. .I 1 1 ' u n ' I r 1 I 1 1 a f fl ' . I 1 1 1 - 1 , -' 1 1' 1 , . , 1' 'i a 1 : T .' - .' ,' .'i .' I-1l3 E-.11'f' ,1 ,Lf-'1 ' Sa- 'S Q 1 -f, 1. .,,r?'5ff' ' , 1 I ' 5 -aff? I., ' ' 'ts 7' . .jiffyf .Ji . , , y . . ,.g .'.' - :, . 11' ,' F . I .' .I ,' . : : : . -:'Y:'1E:'-. .' f ' ' .- s 2311- .-,z-1... .- .' ,- 9 S 5 il 11, 1 J : 1 - . .' ,-2.3.-.. .' 4 I 5 -M..-1- , -'buf . 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' 1 as - as or : ' .' .-1 - . -' , , . 2 A 4 ggi , 1-4 . 'L' l VQSPH' i To every Thing There is a season, ancl a Time To every purpose under The heaven: A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time A Time To be born and a Time To die: To planT, and a Time To pluck up ThaT which is planTed: To kill, ancl a Time To heal, To break clown, and a Time To builcl up: To weep, and a Time To laugh: To mourn, and a Time To dance: To casT away sTones, and a Time To gaTher sTones TogeTherg To embrace. ancl a Time To reTrain from embracing: To seek, and a Time To lose: To keep, and a Time To casT away: To rend, and a Time To sewg To keep silence, and a Time To speak, To love, and a Time To haTe: Tor war, ancl a Time Tor peace. 4 EcclesiasTes 3, I -8 f ,V ln wwf' WK UJE DEDICATE COUR BOGK UO MISS KATHRYN CLARK Remember The veriTable madhouse in room 305 aTTer school any day lasT Term? The 'room was probably packed Tull of a good cross- secTion oT The Two-hundred-some-odd sweaTer and skirT girls who were her proTegees. They may have been reserving TheaTre TickeTs Tor The DeserT Song , or examining phoTographer's proofs, or iug- gling class Tinances, all clusTered abouT The desk of-Miss KaThryn Clark. On Senior Day, aT The dinner in Kugler's English Room. when The guesTs were abouT To be inTroduced, Miss Clark begged off inTroduc- Tion. Don'T inTroduce me , she said, I'm iusT one oT The gangu. JusT one of The gang. ln her oTFicial capaciTy of TaculTy adviser To The senior class of June, I946, Miss Clark somehow managed To re- main one oT The gang . Never was There a feeling ThaT she was an acTing auThoriTy, buT a Triend To each girl in The class, personally and individually, who did her uTmosT in every siTuaTion To make The senior year a pleasanT and memorable one Tor all of her girls. 5 f., E, hog, 'T Vs , 4 1 Lf QFNAZ I f., MISS ELIZABETH ENGLAND Supervision oT The dec:oraTions Tor This book was Miss EIizaIoeTh EngIand's iob. and how she kepT her good humor on ThaT harrowing day when aII The draw- ings were supposed To be aT The en- graver's and The supply of Time and India ink ran ouT, a harrassed arT sTaTT could noT undersTand. We Thank her Tor her undersTanding aid and wise counsel. 7 4. A ff 5' 'X MISS MARY BAYLSON A Tiny germ oT an idea grew inTo This book Through The consTanT energy oT Miss Mary Baylson, as she iuggIed The Iris on one hand, and The MiIesTone, on The oTher. Guided by her good busi- ness sense, long experience wiTh sTudenT publicaTions, and sound TasTe and iudg- menT, we Tound ThaT we had 'safely passed anoTher MilesTone oT our career. UI-IEIR UIME UJAS GUI? UIME .Say gyvuernment l X 55Pf'Z,FSEEE ' . ' - '- j':g-:fi- . 1.+3jQ!. .I:., iii-2 25lii' - f.:::Z:-32352 1. 2 ' .1 -5,33-'3-. - f 4-VP 54 f-:1,1:2?'Qf' -- -:C-if-E-:f 1 5 if 2: .2 f5 ':,-Z'ff23I5 . .' - . -I 'rrtgi' . .. - 'h ,..,u 2-1 q:51Zf'5ZSS-2? -.'- -21'. I'1'13:?: , -1 g Q,jI.:'-12Qj::E- , .. l, U ..'.,-wg. ., --5--,: 2:3-213' E jzy--151-1222 If nf -.: E21f - . 1. -. .:,4:Zf-ri, ,. , ., - I ,, --.:-.,,-3,,g,:..,- . ': f?. f ' .3 if ' . ,- -.1 '73,-2-gff25q4552'E - 1 '. g.. 151 --as-qszwL,::1' --4 1,2 -v . - -, ---v-m:- -- '-, .I , if- 13,,,5?- we , 1 . : ,,l,.:.:h.:.h M , '1f3'1':5:k-E'?iW':? . I ' A 1 I l-4rf..:4!zh?.U 4 .H-QA! - 1 ,,'.' ' . I H.: - -W 5 7xi'1' - -T1-.1'3'3i'3Q ' Z. ,'.'hn,.H', yq7bx . l 1, -14 gjfg ' -. -.:r:Wi,-'- V .5 -.3 'ifgfifqfzij ff f . 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M H V H- :I-ff it-paws N9 IW- . 1: M... m I .A A f I IIB CLASS OFFICERS Clwarlolle lvIcCandless, Secretary: Onorina La Rocca, President Doris Liglwly, Treasurer, Vir- ginia Sfeele, Vice-President IOB CLASS OFFICERS Louise Jung, President Anna Lasli, Secrelaryy Joyce I-Iarlcins, Vice-President 9B AIDS Plwyllis Zayon, Anne Sclwrarnm, Joyce Anderson, Almira lvlorlimer. IIA CLASS OFFICERS Marion I-libsliman, President Sally Sclnwarlz, Vice-President Frances Crews, Secrelary. IOA AIDS I-lorlensia Perkins, Rulln I-Iandsclwumaclwer, An- netre Forman, Jean Pelilo, Rullw Wineqrad, Mary Lou Woelwr, Anna Weiner, Gwendolyn Slmaller. QA AIDS I-Ielen Gardner, Mary Ellen Baylinson, June Cohen, Barry Reiclw, Elliel Patron, Emily Tyler, Doris Kesser. Execulive Council is lhe upper legislalive branch ol lhe Service Club. Sealed lell lo righl are Louise Jung, Barbara Kron, Lillian Handels- man, Marion I-libshman, Julia Cripps, Sylvia Schwarlz, Elizabelh Gordon, Deborah Kanlz, Shirley Bacon, Jacqueline lvlaioriello, Diane Scuderi, Onorina La Rocca, Bellina de Palma, Jane Ann Bain, Belly Rill- ing and lvlilena Pich. The Service Club is lhe name ol lhe sludenl governmenl organizalion. So lhal lhere is no brealc in ils smoolh lunclioning, lhe school elecls ollicers al lhe end ol each lerm lo carry over lo lhe nexl. Ollicers are: Shirley Bacon, secre- laryg Elizabelh Gordon, lreasurer: Deborah Kanlz, presidenly Jacqueline Maioriello, vice-presidenl. Represenlalive Council is lhe lower legislalive branch ol lhe school gov- ernmenl, parallel lo lhe House ol Represenlalives in lhe Uniled Slales Congress. Al eighl-lilleen in lhe morning, once every olher week, lhis group, consisling ol lhe aid and lhe assisl- anl aid ol each seclion, discusses problems concerning lhe enlire slu- denl body. Big sisTer To The lower classmen, The sponsor has The real Task oT insTilling in her secTion a sense oT responsibiliTy and gracious service by The example she seTs. Since members oT The lower classes look up SEATED, lefT To righT: RiTa Rebecchi, Gloria Gardner, Sondra Brown, Lorraine Per- loT'T, Diane Scuderi, Hella l Hochschild, Barbara Cooper, Beafrice Dubin, Anna Laws, -Miss Helen Cheyney Bailey, Adele Balcunas, June Cohen, Molly PiTcher, RuTh Chew, BeTTy Annesley. STANDING, leTT To riqhT: Marcia GaulT, Carolyn KaTilus, Ave Fufchs, Sylvia Boness, Eliz- abeTh AuwerTer, Florence Ful- ler, Jean Aldridge, Ramona Perkins, Shirley Redcross, Win- ifred Goldberg, Onorina La Rocca, Grace Freed, BeTTy Rilling, Jean Kuehner, Jean Perna, BeTTy HunTer, ConsTance Neamand, Cora Dronsiclr, Jean Hoffman, Fay WrighT, Doro- Thy Dugan. AT The aTTernoon Tea follow- ing The iniTiaTion of new mem- bers, The guesT speaker, Dr. Susan Cobb, dean of women aT SwarThmore College, Talks wiTh several Sophrosyne girls. LeTT To righT: DoroThy Dugan, Dr. Susan Cobb, Hella Hochs- child, ConsTance ReiThaar, Marcia GaulT, RiTa Rebecchi, Adele Balcunas. RecogniTion Tor scholarship, leadership, characTer, and service, Takes The Torm oT elecTion To Sophrosyne, The Girlsl l-ligh chapTer oT The NaTional l'lonor SocieTy. The Greek word Sophrosyne is diTTiculT To TranslaTe, buT The closesT To iT ThaT The English To The seniors so compleTely, The sponsor has an indispensible place in The morale oT The school. She bridges The gap beTween Teacher and sTu- denT, and guides her girls wiTh The auThoriTy oT a veTeran. language comes is The phrase well-balanced living . During The senior year, each class nominaTes, and a TaculTy commiTTee voTes upon girls eligible. Thus are The inTangibles made, in parT, Tangible. UIME CUT FOR SERVICE STUDY HALL CAPTAINS SERVICE CLUB DESK PTDA LIBRARY AIDES TRAFFIC SQUAD GYM AIDES LUNCHROOM HOSTESSES ATTENDANCE RECORDERS HALL HOSTESSES I2 glclucafion Q 135.21172 5 Ij:'2! ., 2 :-: 331:14 f . I. -f'na ' . 31 1.152 V . n.-J '3 1254 ,. 2 :pk I Li!-C':,' il iff 319' '-I 'fiffzpig - 11'-LI :I-Q21 ' 'sim -. .' 'Z-'tiki figf ' 51532: - ' ' :JM 55' 11 . 5255525 -'I .:':Z3-.s. gl . -: -- ,:.,.is., ..'j. .-351 I1'3Q,:l':f., -, -f Ef55:'i3-': si'-4555-Q. -. . 1 - ,:'j-j 1'f. I . ,- -: .'iJ'1g 'f -13, ,- 1- :-'-14 - 7:92.92- .. 1. 1. :g:'1'1!Pq g4cl.:t:.A, 'V 1 Q . L , . ' ,- - .6 J,-i.f'gl,:Bn:gn.,if:4q 1 ' 21. I 1 ':'fL1?l5'Q?f 4I ' 5 1 2 1f.'If:1'5:4'ff? 1 .- L: ' 'L sez' , . 2- '- . - -.-3:-2.-Y?'iB 4: . . ...g -' - g:1i,y..r-- ,,,- 2, , I. 4 ,.. ' ' - . . s'3s -. I 'X f. , . 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They devole Their lime To help- ing sludenrs find Iheir clireclions and see Their aims more clearly. Wilh firm, capable hands, Irhey have poinled oul Ihe main road from Ihe by-pafh, and, working hand in hand wilh Ihe sludenl body Through all The difficuh' sifualions Ihal have arisen, have passed on 'rheir conlagious affilude of co-operalion and undersfanding. This is an era of confusion: confusion of aims and ideals for The present sandwiched belween a pasf of world upheaval and a fufure of uncerlainly. The sincere guidance Ihese Ihree have offered has given us an inlcling of somelhing 'ro cling Io, as we leave a well- ordered school 'ro enfer a befuddled world. 15 AS, MARY A, BOYLE I sisfanf Io Ihe Princi aj ,f I J l ll ll IT WE UJONDERED AT . fl ' ? 2 sf 3 4 4. There was a lime, lhree or four years ago, when a drop ol muddy waler meanl nolhing more lhan iusl lhalz a drop of muddy waler. Then we mel lhe science deparlmenl, and 'rhal muddy lillle pool became a new world, alive and fascinaling. Wilhin ils narrow limils, we walched 'rhe amoeba, lhe mosl primilive bil ol life, move sluggishly along. We walched ils growlh and division--lhe crealion of ofher life. We lraced lhal drop of waler on a long journey: lhrough 'rhe pores ol lhe earfh lo become parl ol a planl-lhrough lhe planl lo become parl of UI-IE WORLD Science Top row: Miss May L. Laramay, head: Miss Helen Boofh, Miss Aileen Kirkpairiclm. BoHom row: Miss Mariorie Roberis, Miss Rhea Balmer, Miss Elsa Berger. a man-lranslormed inlo heal-inlo energy- inlo blood. We evaporaled il-analyzed il- learned ol The worlds ol aloms wilhin ils mole- cules-weighed il in a scale pan--endeavored lo discover wha'r? and how much? So we worked lhree years wilh lhe science deparlmenl, and gained a lorlune in inlangible Treasure, for we had learned ol lhe slrange, wonderful, and uncomprehendible somelhing called life, and discovered a microscopic bil of ils immorlalily. Chemisfry classes inspire many girls 'lo choose scienlilic careers ,CEARNED UO MEASURE QT Mathematics T This deparfmenf boasfs an imposing array of . unknown facfors, cosecanfs, parallelopipeds, ' and dihedral angles. We firsf make ifs ac- quainfance in Algebra I, and meef The eminenf Mr. ln fhe following year we come fo lcnow him infimafely, and soon are fasf friends. This friendship is inferrupfed when we go off on a iourney fhrough fhe flaf land of Plane Geomefry. lf foo has ifs guainf charm, and we spend a few ferms bisecfing angles, finding loci, and becoming experf af wielding a pair of com- 'jf passes. ' Him: Then we come upon our old friend X again. X lf is nof long before some radicals appear on fhe scene, and fhings become rafher agifafed, buf everyfhing sfraighfens ouf in fime, and we pass on fo fhe hearf and iaw brealcing perils of Solid Geomefry and Trigonomefry fhaf lie in waif iusf around fhe corner of fwelffh grade. Such is fhe grand finale of fhe mafhernafics deparfrnenf, and we leave owing a debf of grafifude To fhe feachers who franslafed whaf originally loolced lilce Greelc fo us. Reading leff fo righf from fop row: Miss Elilabefh Wood, heady Miss Mary Consfable, Miss Helen Shollenberger. Miss Marie Wilhelmi, Miss Kafhryn Clark, Miss Evelyn Owen: Miss Clara Kehler, Mrs. Anna Grimsley. Miss Clark leads fhe search for X and Y. Miss Wilhelmi: I wish l could give fhem all I0O . Dr. Fousf coaches classroom acfresses. Mrs. Brisfol fo fhe seniors: Li+era+ure and Life . UO SPEAK GUR MOTHER UONGUE Inslruciion in English as if should be spolcen and in lileralure as il should be underslood is a monumenlal lask. The English deparlmenl has employed leaching mefhods which could eminaie only from undersfanding and sound, experienced iudgmenl. Tacliul buf poinled crilicism and guidance, so necessary in classes where conversa- lions rellecl many varied environmenls and Traces of former moiherffongues, have been I graciously accepfed and assimilafed in+o our speech. Long aller The lasf grammar boolc is closed, and One Girls Credol' has become a realify, Jrhe leachings of 'rhis able deparlmenf will con- linue 'ro pay dividends +o a graduaiing class which can now express ils apprecialion in beller English. English Top row: Mr. Jacll Edelson, head: Miss Margaref E. Dungan, Miss lrene Eldridge, Miss Mary Baylson. Second row: Mrs. Helen Brisfol, Miss Dorofhy Noe, Dr. Clemenf Fousf, Dr. Rose Glay- men. BoH'om row: Mrs. Selina Adams, Miss Margarel Sullivan, Mrs. Harriei Morgan, Miss Ruih Dean, Librarian. Noi picfuredz Miss Eloise Bullman. Mrs. Zieber converses en Espagnol. Miss Fisher and Caesar beai The HelveTians. AND UONGUES COP MEN AND ANGELS Foreseeing The imminenT need, in a world which is consTanTly growing smaller, Tor knowing more Than a Tew popular phrases oT Toreign Tongues, members oT The Toreign language de- parTmenT have imparTed Their knowledge in a vivid un-pedanTic manner. They have shown ThaT, Trom The classic LaTin book and The romanTic Spanish novel, can be derived a wealTh oT in- Language Top row: Miss Mar- gareT Leiper, head, Dr. Rufh HoTfsTen, Dr. Jes- sie Glenn, Miss NeTTie WursTer. Second row: Miss Anna Carlin, Miss Reba Med- lar, Miss Adele Horfon, Miss Jeanne Van As- broek. BoTTom row: Mrs. Na- omi Zieber, Miss Nao, omi Johnson, Mrs. DoroThy Churchill, Miss Eileen Schmid. NoT picTured: Miss Marguerife Fisher, Miss Marie Weeks. TorrnaTion abouT The arT, philosophy, and lives oT Those who spoke, or now speak, The languages. No language is dead when iT reveals so much ThaT is living. lT is noT The ConiugaTions or declensions which will remain in our minds, buT raTher The undersjranding gained Trom compre- hensive sTudy oT language. 'in 1- j- T-l wil' 19 i 1 'fi ix ' 'T I J-ZCDW UI-IE WORLD ,CIVES Social Studies Only Through compleTe undersTanding by all oT iTs ciTizens can The world of The TuTure ever rise above iTs pasT errors. AncienT hisTory is noT ancienT hisTory. IT is a sTory oi people, The same as Today walk The sTreeTs, man The ships, TighT The wars, build The ciTies, and malce The laws. Each sTage oT Their developmenT Tells a sTory. lT is good To have seen civilizaTions wax and wane, and To realize The common TaTe oT all men, oT all civilizaTions, unless- America is The hundred and ThirTy million people who live here, and The sTrip oT land Trom sea To shining sea, seas Three Thousand miles aparT. Only by knowing oT The beginnings oT These people and Their gradual uncompleTed ac- guisiTion oT Treedom, can we judge America Truly. l-low all men live is a viTal Tale oT whaT has been and whaT is yeT To be accomplished. When we are ciTize-ns oi America and of The world, we shall lcnow whereoi we spealc. Reading from leTT To righT from Top row: Miss Alice Mc- Queen, head: Miss Clara Dillrs, Miss Carolyn Underhill, Miss Eleanor Thompson, Miss lreneious Davis, Miss Reba Byrorn, Miss Louise FiTzpaTriclr. NoT picTured: Mrs. Jane Eyre. Miss McQueen Teaches young Americans The sTory of Their counTry. , I V'fff UO LOVE BEAUTY ffl flrt and Music Top row: Miss Eliiabefh England, arf head: Miss DoroTl'iy Weir, music head. Second row: Miss MargueriTe Goll, Miss Mabel Edwards, music. NoT picfured: Miss Hedwig Wiley, arT. . ll TW will-y 91 iii wi wi NeglecT oT The aesTheTics is oTTen a TaulT oT pracTical minds who Teel ThaT arT and music do noT bear upon Their lives. NoThing could be less True. A simple melody, or one glimpse aT a serene painTing can ease The Trying rouTine, keep The emoTional TonT Trom running dry. Realizing The deep need Tor emoTional experi- ence wiTh which a high school girl musT Till The gap leTT when childs Tancy passes, brushing some oT The glamour OTT The world, Girls' l-ligh oTTers a varieTy oT arT and music courses. Minor arT is Tor every one: creaTive experience is reTreshing even To Those who claim no TalenT. Miss England: Has anyone seen my Keys? if ,sill Maior arT is Tor girls more deeply inTeresTed, who inTend To malce arT Their career. They sTudy Tigure consTrucTion and porTraiTure, as well as The pracTical phases: leTTering, cosTume design, archiTecTure, inTerior decoraTion, indusTrial de- sign. They use many mediums: charcoal, pencil, pen and inls, waTer color. The charms oT music paclc a Tull class room. Chorus classes Train many voices Tor group singe ing: picked voices in vocal ensemble aTTempT more diTTiculT arrangemenTs. Classes in Theory and harmony Train TuTure composers. Miss BerTha Hess subsTiTuTes for Miss Gall. nn-sm sm V il-ouwcbs , 7' Qwjygvh . 4:10 V,-Jr: -Tlhzg lv. rx 7 gf? if, af' I' :ry UO BE QOQD SPORTS Nw--X ' N While chasing a hoclcey ball over The bumpy briclc rooT, Turning upside down on The maTs or inside ouT on The rings, we suddenly Tound our hands and TeeT a liTTle more willing To co- operaTe, our waisTlines a liTTle smaller. SomeThing more came oi iT. We learned ThaT There is a menTal as well as a physical side To sporTs: ThaT The plays in a baslceTball game are as logical as The sTeps in The soluTion of a geomeTric Theorem: and ThaT hiTTing a Tennis ball requires no less concenTraTion Than un- sToppering a boTTle oT acid. AnoTher myTh Swing, swing, swing,-le'FT . , f xv . ,fyffdfff if A Whysical Education Top row: Miss Frances Newcomb, head: Miss Lorine Myers, Miss Muriel Margerum. BoT'rom row: Mrs. Dorofhy Chalihian, Mrs. Lorena Vowinhel Powell, Mrs. ElizabeTh Black. exploded-The one abouT The mosT sTupid girls being The besT aThleTes-and we waTched The piclc of The varsiTy Teams placed on The honor roll, elecTed To Sophrosyne. BUT The mosT imporTanT Thing was noT so much sporTs as sporTsrnanship. A girl may possibly be a social success wiThouT playing a good game oT Tennis, buT never wiThouT The essenTial courTesy pracTised exTensively on The Tennis courT. lA special cheer Tor The inimiTable Chiclcy , who belongs parTicularly To our class, having ioined The GHS TaculTy when we enTered 9A.l Miss Myers, how clo l geT down again? X! E 3 sk E 3 2 A 32 2g:iif?? ga, ,Z H? ,b f f UIME or wma War found us falcing on Red Cross worlc and a iob affer school fo release a woman fo release a man for fhe service. War found us saying good-bye fo fhaf boy down fhe sfreef furned sailor. War found us shoclced beyond measure, real- izing whaf we had read in Roberf Burns: Mans inhunnanify fo man Makes counfless fhousands mournfl Carolyn and Ex-Sailor. Sailor and Carolyn Kafilus. Peace found us sfarfled, unprepared for fhe advenf of fhe afomic age. Peace found us concenfrafing on sfudies fo meef The challenge of overflowing colleges and universifies. Peace found us welcoming home fhe man fhaf fhe boy down fhe sfreef had become. Peace found us hopeful fhaf The world mighf liff up ifs head. and men mighf beaf fheir swords info ploughshares. A. AND QYIME ODEACE ime fo giver? urlaode XII , ..'. 1 QV 7 he l 1 'if L 1 ' I g- -'I 44 -is 4 nf' bt 4' , Z' V 4 X ,D H4 u-tu KV' In YQ: ly .1 ,,If, IIO' Illll 'Im1m1lII 9 pc wllllllllm I' Nlllll K -T5 fllllllllllllln In u I p n ' :Myer :'.-I-135: 'I lllII:,!: ,I , gr,- I' fffffii Q'.. I..:'2 ,. I. ,iI:Q . IV 'II1-T V .'.:..3-g , , - ,. I5'. ,. .,,. . , -lI. .j,JQ . If . nII,:III., ,.I: ,I I.II,.:. Ij'. s' :. 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I.g' n-5.-I-:pl I.u'.I- .I'.'l- - I 1, .. 1 1- ..:.-.QLL1-.-,..3:I,..,Q-,f.s.-,--ff. 4 I, ll X 4 I I It I EXTRA QUIQIQICULAI2 ACTIVITIES J-ZIKE AND QAMPFIRE WD iw li J fi .5 i ' I Nl 7 ' X ilk ' ll :m fr 'X ...fl i K , X, sa- f - K .t f 4 9: The Afhlelic Associalion begins iis year ol sporling evenis each fall wilh ihe annual l-like and Campfire. Then mosi of ihe l6OO girls exchange lheir near sweaiers and skiris for plaid shirfs and blue ieans, and lrek, en masse, oul Spring Garden Sfreel lo +he Schuylkill River, along +he Easi River Drive, and finally branch oil 'lo 'rhe Girls' High alhlelic lield al' Tweniy-ninih Slreel and Cumberland, before Mrs. Lorena Vowinkel Powell llhe Miss Lorena Vowinkell look sieps 'ro secure fha? new field on Allegheny Avenue near Fairmounl Park. Then ihe large camp fire and lhe individual fires are lighied. Girls roasr hol dogs, hamburgers, anyfhing, while Miss Elizabelh England and Miss lreneious Davis broil sleaks for fhe lacully. Songs follow over The public address sysfem. Girls cheer, and, led by +he class cheerleaders in a rousing chorus, rediscover lhai We're all pals +oge+her . Cameras, pop boilles and blisiers are in lull swing. Camp fires and spirils begin lo die down. Groups prepare fo leave, buf noi uniil 'rhe field is as neai as when 'lhey enlered ii. We didn? leave a single crumb, did we, Miss Myers? 28 gg 1, .. , f . Q Q s X. z m .W Xsqvxy .k ww ffm- J ifiisfia ai: f A4 - .LE K il 5 Pl Q x as 7 4' ff sf fm-mann-R ' 1 i L, L Q 9' an - - - W Q W 'fi 'i f X j if 2 I 9? wx- 3 W xg ' ' x I I Q' ' 'Q H QA X K u Q X L' A . K , , ' ' - A 'gfiiil ' A QL I Q is 2 Z ll 5 J: M x x , .,,., - - ' . ' ' R A fi W if 'fi Q QL A. 2 ' M F 'I 1 is v sei 53' V - .N . A fi 3 i ,. H, Vg , Lv I A A f' W. 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Mixed in The proper proporTions, social acTiviTies supplemenT sTudies To make a beTTer balanced schedule and ease The Tension oT Too many hours spenT in The library. JAC direcTs The Tusion oT sisTer and broTher schools, Philadelphia High School Tor Girls and CenTral High School Tor Boys. AlThough The council is a comparaTively new organizaTion, iT is already an inTegral parT oT The exTra-curricular program oT boTh schools. Girls' High and CenTral have equal represenTaTion on The council. JAC has already sTaged several dances, and is now working on a plan Tor TuTure exchange as- Q . semblies. During previous Terms, Treble CleT has sung aT CenTral and The boys' dramaTic groups have enTerTained The Girls' High as- sembly. The success oT These programs has led To a closer bond beTween The Two schools. lT is quiTe a disTance Trom SevenTeenTh and Spring Garden STreeTs To OgonTz and Olney Avenues, buT, Through The eTTorTs oT JAC, This disTance is sTeadily decreasing. The sTaTTs oT boTh The Iris LeaTleT and The CenTralizer are in- creasing The populariTy oT JAC by prinTing an exchange TeaTure column. Since The organizaTion oT The council, CenTral's TooTball Team has doubled iTs number oT ardenT rooTers. The Girls' High CenTral alliance is a unique coaliTion, as coaliTions go, in ThaT iTs means is Triendship, and iTs obiecTive Tun. STN UEMPQ 'lAnd she shall have musicm. These are The groups ThaT see To ThaT. Passersfby room IO4 any Monday morning may hear Treble CleT, led by Miss MargueriTe Goll. The hall by room BII is Tilled by The sTrains OT The balleT music Trom 'lI.a Giocondam, or The vigorous March oT The Sardar , as The orchesTra, under The baTon oT Miss DoroThy Shaw Weir, prepares Tor assemblies. The band is more reTiring, coming ouT only aT ChrisTmas and Tor The Gym ConTesT, when iT quiTe makes up Tor The Time when iT was hibernaTing. A very selecT group oT The orchesTra plays aT The Allephiladelphia Music FesTival. AT ChrisTmas, The orchesTra and vocal groups uniTe To presenT The CanTaTa, accompanied by Tableaux OT religious simpliciTy and sTarlc loveli- ness. Music, when soTT voices die, VibraTes in The memoryf' Shelley wroTe. The music oT Treble CleT, oT The OrchesTra and oT The Band will linger in memories Tor many years To come. STRHXEY Q Q 1 UIME CUT Nalure enlhusiasls of lhe Science Club increase knowledge and enioymenl by lrips wilh Miss May Laramy, Miss Elsa Berger, Fulure Teachers of America, under Miss Aleda Druding, discuss educalional melhods, visil Wesl Chesler Slale Teachers' College, observe elemenlary schools. lnlernalional Club, under Miss Rhea Balmer, realizes lhe imporlance ol world neighbors, and Tries lo undersland lhem. The malhemalically-minded aflend X.Y.Z. Club. Miss Evelyn Owen leads group discussion on lillle-lcnown malhemalical mailers. The Debaling Club, under Miss Eleanor Thompson, ollers lrain ing and experience in lhe lield ol public speaking and discussion. ln Lalin Reading Club, Dr. Jessie Glenn helps seniors gain speed and lacilily in reading Lalin al sighl. Thal lhere may be no more war is The goal of lhe Peace Club, which gives lhoughl lo allaining world peace. 34 ww . HCR QLUBS Glee Club sings par? songs as iraining for lhose who aspire To Treble Clei. Miss Mabel Edwards leads ihe group. Lealherwork, a new developmenl in handicrafl clubs, makes wal- lels, purses, bookmarks, compacis, and olher arlicles wiih Miss Clara Kehler. Bible Sludy Club, wilh Miss Lenoir Masleller, seeks To acquainf ils members beller wilh boih Old and New Teslamenls. Devoled io culliyaling apprecialion and undersianding of Jrhe classics, The Classical Club is open lo Lalin and Greek sludenls. The purpose of Callisla Club is To acguainl Greek sludenfs lure Ther wilh lhe language, cusloms and people of Greece. Social Service Club affords ils members an opporlunily io serve The communiiy by working in selllemeni houses and hospilals. Ceramics Club, made possible by fhe acquisirion of an eleclric kiln by Miss Elizabelh England, fashions jewelry and small obiecls. 35 K' , ' S 'x H ,Q.. 195 ' ,A N 1 ssffu' JXXXX fy' A Y MQW i 1, gifs- ., -5 ,sg pi' vi. sn: s X. . ,, s..,.J.:,,4e visas -f 5, . W sczrxgsmw 3, Q 5 is ,ffl :.,,,,,,w, - f f. -- sf w.,ffp:.ms,w1 . K Z:fff'?T2?i's.s 2' 4. .1 ,msd 'M K -5 , 'gs gwzugs, . M f fi Xe L-:fl-if:4,'4g?,52 . ix 3 - have-lie .-as Q , J 9 'Iwviiwwgl N - ea i ui K . 4 .Z 11 -fff ff K' s . g L y:QR 1,1 Q ' ' 1 r 1 - is mm! ffumo Q ' ore lm l ' vnu,,mm,1H V 20 Sen! 0 ' . i mv, vim- Wm N 01- V limi. W' 1,...ixfN-mx All ' lui' L M 1. mms HY me. X ,,,,,Auii ix Mauna v, V .. ,, M.,,iiru-V I in-nn . 5 Bfgflow , 1 xxx last xy egg Hmrs max mpeg o flet o use None , Uh' . . A 1 emom- om, well! H to ltiatlon CB? NA ' Learn 0 muse: rc. sm' me in S ere 'M bwenicmon mm 1'-MPV' Camisa 'Unity r G.H- ' Wm me im mm' ,B High Scum: 2:31-do Uaniwgovc 11552: Mak- You 316 GYUHP Temacnown 011 W w ' Crt ' ra - x be nn: Hom .--a ...mod BY Germaxnnervflsd by ...net A8353 399, 129,151 Z Bun' 10111 naikahiiul Wu. .W Friday sau 97215 lo presenl lhe school scene, pasl and coming evenla, and sludenl opinions, The slail of lhe Iris loallel, guided by Miss Mary Baylson and lhe Columbia Scholaslic Press Associalion lah, New Yorlcll pursues news lo wilhin an inch ol lhe deadline, unlil lhe lasl bil ol Campus Chal- ler is in lhe prinlers hands on Thursday ailere noon, and lhe slall sinlcs down on lhe couch and lalces a deep brealh. News slories lell iacls in a slraighliorward, iournalislic manner: edilorials poinl reforms: lea- lure-, reveal The more casual side of school as lhe girl in lhe sloppy-joe and saddles airs her llighl-, of fancy: polls give The Girl in lhe l-lall a chance lo spealc her mind as an individual. THE STAFF Co-Eclilors: Gerry Kramer, Milena Pichy Assisl- an+ Edilorz Bernice lnlarrisg Ari' Edilorsz Elizabelh Joseph, Elizabelh Lang: Fealure Eclilorz Audrey Myersong News Edi'l'or: Jeanelle Blumbergt Alumnae Eclilorz Caroline Taggarlg Exchange Edilor: Bellina de Palma: Sporls Edilors: Jane Ann Bain, Melice l-lemphill. Repor'l'ers: Eleanor Bidwell, Roslyn Glall, Elizaf belh Gosnay, Rulh Silver, Judilh Krauss, Mary Jane Murphy, Bernice Newman, Molly Pilcher, Mary Lou Seidman, Lois Silver, Zelda Toll. Treasurer . , Gabrielle Slamm Business Manager Myrna Schreibman Assis+an+ Business Managers: Lorna Cohen, Jean Fox, Zelda Fried, Barbara Gross, Mildred Gross- man, Jeanne McQue, Rosemarie Maioriello, Lorna Mandell, Norma Reiss, Barbara Rivlcin, Rose Rubenslein, Winifred Somerville, Janel Surman, Sue Weil. Circulalion Managers Phyllis Aaronson, Luba Meshberg Facully Adviser Mary Baylson xx. LH kin., mu- Nl .,, im H Ali: Vanin l is H H 1 Quill! mwxthx Ul 1, in X . ss... Ula WU man mlm xx W um' xrmi-di.lV:. rn ' ,i . xA lxW'l ' , Dame 5 m wildsiifynxxum en sum: 1' ' ' ' Ba n will 'Mme Ptniisam 0 U im We mm wmx we and chwrz me Hama Gwyn :mil mu use mb 1. N-A -'md LU, 401 BH 1 Pd rlumsof- Bm B Nurdm. 11 gem mae. al' Wim in 1. mv HW' WHY lwrgmg Im, mall: Srhmml infill frmmrlim 4 xmsz. xaabfl jf ' Roc Qnorlhfi La H the R96 wiuygnxsot dawn UA I mmf 0' me nd thi Soni annum Wm be 1 ps mum 4 Y V UA30' mov N.. Dune 50 A, , X - 1- ..,. 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I lQ ' 1 ' 3 .ma -w Q L 1 W Vi ig5, Z.F- f g'f' ik J' 'Y ,M ' EQ M 5 Q A 5 A 3 - 1' I . - SENIGR UTDDM Cn Move-up Day lasT Term, Milly Goss, Then presidenT oT The IZB class, handed To DOT Dugan, her successor, a conglomeraTion oT objecTs: a can OT Spam, which, being a liTTle ham, rep- resenTed Ham-leT louchllg a can oT peaches, rep- resenTing The men Trom Campus Publishing Com- pany wiTh whom we should work To bring ouT This book: a man's haT, Tor Mr. Benjamin Chand- ler, The CommiTTee oT 5evenTy's giTT To GJ-l.S.g The key To The Senior Room. There were also several buckeTs and mops To remind us oT The iob ahead, beTore we could Take up residence There. The Senior Room Turned ouT To be The liTTle room in The basemenT, where Mrs. Avis and Miss Markell held a rendezvous each morning wiTh laTecomers and reTurned absenTees. Mid-Term vacaTion Tound a Tew public- spiriTed seniors sacriTicing Their holiday To clean The pipes, varnish The chairs, scrub The Tloors, and hang The Tlowered chinTz curTains. Then came The oTTicial opening, compleTe wiTh songs a la Billy Cooper, and giTTs Trom The Tac- ulTy: a huge lampshade Trom Miss BooTh and mysTerious cakes Trom anonymous conTribuTors. lWe won'T Tell, Miss Myersll This room was a symbol oT our senioriTy. IT was someThing ThaT The seniors had ThaT no one else could boasT oT: a place oT recreaTiong a place To go during lunch, sTudy period or aTTer school, where iT was possible To Throw books down on The Table, puT a TavoriTe record on The vicTrola, and relax as iT There had never been any place To relax beTore. SENIOR DAY The alarm wenT OTT. Sleepily we rolled over. WhaT? Six-ThirTy? IT dawned-March 4l Quick To The window! SunlighT Tilled The sTreeTg The sky was an unbroken expanse oT blue: The air exhiliraTingly warm, BUT To work!-Today oT all days we couldn'T be laTe. TwenTy minuTes laTer 2lI liTTle AphrodiTes Tripped downsTairs. Gulp!-BreakTasT over,- and we were OTT. We arrived aT school-and There were The roses.-T-low liTTle They realized Their immorTal- iTy!-Nine oclock-assembly-and There we were, coming down The aisle-seniors.-Miss Bailey was reading, To everyThing There is a season and a Time Tor every purpose under The heavens''.-UndersTanding, equaliTy, Treedom, broTherhood,-To Think, To acT- A Time Tor greaTness - And Thou arT come To The King- dom Tor such a Time as This .-We were lisTen- ing To music-To a voice-an insTrumenT--To poeTry.- A long day Tollowed,-physics, LaTin, algebra -AT lasT, quarTer OT Two!-We blocked TraTTic1 and arrived breaThless aT The TheaTre. The cur- Tain wenT up and we lisTened To DeserT Song -iTs music-The Red Shadow-Benny. Then OTT To Kuglens-dinner. ShouT on high The ring- ing praisesm.-How Time Tlew-IT was over. E, ,E 6 J 44 X THE STAGE IS SET The Senior AuTumn Prom oT November T945 Took place ouTside The school building. The Prom CommiTTee selecTed The Melrose CounTry Club Tar enough oTT in Melrose CounTy To give all The inexperienced drivers in Their dubious TaThers' cars ample chance To lose Themselves en rouTe. A large room wiTh a Tireplace aT eiTher end seT The scene Tor The social climax oT high school, UIME MAN OF THE HOUR Remarkable as iT seems, he was There. The SecreTary oT War, The SecreTary oT The Navy, and whaTever good angel disTribuTes discharge papers were co-operaTive. Furloughs, week-end passes Tor Thanksgiving, and separaTion cenTers combined eT'TorTs To leT us have access To our daTes. From high schools, colleges, army camps, and naval Training sTaTions They came. VeTs accus- Tomed To slanT-eyed Geishas or plump Frauleins welcomed The sighT oT a represenTaTive conglom- eraTion oT American high school girls. STARS IN THEIR EYES Surely These are noT The same girls who Turn up daily in size TiTTy-eighT sweaTers and dilapie daTed mocassins. UO DANCE Look again, Minus horn-rimmed glasses, in gowns lhal no one would ever have suspecled lhem ol, wilh escorls lhal no one would ever have expecled lhem wilh, classmales whom we usually knew as able chemislry sludenls, agile gymnasls, or iusl plain good pals, loolc a whirl in Cinderellas coach. MANY THANKS TO- The Prom Commillee lor arranging a super- lalive evening: Chairmen: Dorolhy Dugan, Mildred Goss Orcheslra: Jean Pe-rna, chairman: Margarel Bomba, Eva Mae Dinenberg, Fleurelle Kennedy, Doris Kershaw, Doris Klein, Norma Yungman Favors: Barbara Bosserl, chairman: Mar- garel Bomba, Renee Chanlcen, Leona ' ls s l la? .'i' ' , Davis, Fleurelle Kennedy, Rosemarie Mi- rarchi Decoralionsz Olga Jaroshulc, chairman: Adele Balcunas, Barbara Bosserl, Grace Freed, Mary Mohr, Belly Jane Prall, Ann Umslead Pholography: Rosemarie Mirarchi, chair- man: Eva Mae Dinenberg, Qlga Jaroshuk Counlry Club: Belly Jane Prall, chairman: Leona Davis, Fleurelle Kennedy, Doris Kershaw, Fay Wrighl, Elsie Yancy drew 4 XULST chad o flux s As fh- TE A Zgvfrirs. gelniifzr ind1a:lNNERS . e Wn - sl M pgcf emed , afhsf ' T, J pref.:-5:5 Submj:lZgeVS' MZ:-id 'nilsfraign Roberf sf gms in H13 jo hfmelih Chose rifponsor ul'1e.I9h6 ese as 0m .the Class. fha fen oem vovleas OHV- U, N. Y. 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Nj -- ' . . . ,-'...n .-:..,'. :. .. -' ,xi -. -A.,,,....1f ,kk 3 , f -Z. 2 z' gyHg QRADUATES JEAN LOUISE ALDRIDGE 3722 Barinq Sfreel l4I Jean's abilifies will be puf 'fo use in personnel worlc. Sponsor Caplain ol Sludy, Sophrosyne. GLADYS AMBER6 IO28 Unruh Avenue llll We are happy To have spenf Iour years wifh Glad. Caplain of Sludy, Flower Commillee. CAROLYN AMONITTI 3909 Norfh Smedley Sfreef l4OI Carolyn specializes in leasing eyes and oII-Ihe- shoulder blouses. P.T.D.A. Represenfalive, F.T.A. MARGARET ANDERSON 428 Norlh Eilryelhird Slreef l39l Marqe's pupils will surely love her quiel charrn. Locker Aid. MARION ANDERSON 4I3 Glen Echo Road lI9I Few could have inlerpreled Chopin's music Io us as Marion did. Treble Clel. ELIZABETH ANNESLEY 4607 Leiper Slreef l24I Meel 'the all-round American girl by 'rhe name of Belly, Sponsor. Cap+ain of Sludy, BasIce1'baII Manager. JOY APPLEBAUM I608 Wes? Susquehanna Avenue IZII Joy's dramafic Ialenl will bring joy Io Ihe world. F.T.A., P.T.D.A. Represenlafive. ELIZABETH AUWERTER 608 Woodcresl Avenue I3II How could she do Ihose problems--clear-eyed and smiling? Sponsor, Lieulenanl of Lunch. ,Ga ELIZABETH BAKALIAN 5l7 Norih Thirly-fifih Sfreef l4l Forfunafe fhose who, like Belly, have fwolold falenl-music and arf. Orcheslra, Library Represenlafive. ADELE FRANCES BALCUNAS 968 Norlh Filfh Sfreel l23l Her beauriful handwrifing is symbolic oi Adele's or fine spirit Sophrosyne, Class Secrelary, Sponsor, Head oi Sludy Hall, Milesfone Slafl. MARY JANE BARNES 28I3 Norlh B Sfreel l34l Her pleasanl voice will aid fhis Fufure worker for Bell Telephone. Cap n of Sludy Hall, Fire Drill Squad. THELMA BAUERLE 2752 Norih Taylor Sfreei l32l Her pep helped malce lhe A. A. a winning or- anizalion. Volley Ball Manager, A.A. Represenfaiiye. ANNE BEGIEN 275l Norlh Newlcirlc Sireel' l32l We can'+ begin fo fell her how much she means fo us. Aid, Fire Drill Squad. FLORENCE JEAN BELL 2458 Amber Sfreel' l25l From Burma, lndia, To G.H.S.-we are so glad she Cafne. Orcheslra. MARION BELLACK 336 Federal Slreel l47l Her subfle charm will make The docfors norice This while-cap. Capiain of Sfud Hall, Welfare Represeniafive. BERNICE CAMILLE BERKOW . l93I Norfh Fifth Sfreef l22l Nici is a perfeci Treasurer: credif where credii dues. Seclion Treasurer, Sophcsyne. PEARL BERNSTEIN 2300 Eilzwaler Srreei l46l Sweef disposilion, laughing eyes, Bernie really lakes flue prize. id ol Sfudy, Assisranl Banlcer, DORIS MARION BLAUSTEIN 2729 Norlh Park Avenue l32l Medical leclwriician or relail manager? No mailer which, a bounding success. Caprain of Sludy, Welfare Represe-nla+iye NORMA RAE BLUM 5330 Wynrielield Avenue l3ll A flare for music and dancing keeps Norma on her Toes. Lunchroom Hosfess, Presidenl of Social Service Club. MARION BLUMENSTEIN 2l23 Soulli Tlwirreenllw Slreel l48l An oufslanding gymnasl of IZB Excellenf swim mer and dancer is she, Swimming and Bowling Manager, Traffic Squad Gym Conlesl. GLORIA NATHALIE BOND 22lO Wesl Norris Slreel l25l Gloria is a musician of no and fulure leacner of Englisli. 02-JV f f - O'Cl523ir'rf' ' O9 l'1 Sixleenl Sfreef 2l . ' fafilflelic, amiable. and am onsor, Trbsurgl of A.A. 470 YLVQANRJBONESS X I4 i i VKDSEUQ W fu J FLORENCE BONNET 1546 Norlh Myrflewood Sfreel l2ll Charming, allwlelic, wiflw a lwearl as gold as lwer hair is Sis. Secrefary of A.A., Captain of Sfudy Hall, Gym Conresl. PHYLLIS JEANNE BOOTH l223 Walceling Slreel l24l Phyl is flue perfecf modern Miss, finy and scin lillafing. Library Represenlalive. LORETTA BOVE I722 Souiln Broad Slreel I45I Prefiy, Dependable, Unpreienlious, Friendly, Impisli, all spell Pdufi, or Loreiia. Aid, Caplain of Sludy, Milesione S'raI'I. SONDRA PHYLLIS BROWN 4II8 Glendale Sireel I24-l Iniroducing G.H.S. brain-siorrnl Her eager zesi will always sfand our. Soplnrosyne, Sponsor, MiIes+one Sfalli. SHIRLEY BRUNSTEIN 2247 Grays Ferry Avenue I46l Sparkling wif, bubbling personalily make efler- vescenf Babe an ideal pal. Assislanf Aid, Capfain of Siudy. CLAIRE BUCKMASTER IOI4 Mollboro Terrace I48I Ouiel' charm and ready wif make our Buckie a hil. Hall Hosiess, Infirmary Aid, Sfudy Hall Aid. CAROLYN BUNN 5854 Norili Mervine Sireei I4Il A Bunn-dle of quiei friendliness-always ready 'lo serve. Social Service Club, Hall Hosiess. NORMA JEAN BUSILLO I7IO Snyder Avenue I45l Nurse Norm's paiienis will sil up and lake nofice, insfead of medicine. Caplain of Sludy, Iris Represenfafive, Hall Hosiess. . GLORIA MARIE CACCIA 7I4O Ogonfz Avenue I38l Her wisfful eyes, focused beyond flue horizon, see Iarflier 'rhan mosl. Soplirosyne, Business Manager of Milesione, Gym Confesf. ROSE PATRICIA CALABRIA 2023 Souflri Garnei Sireel 1451 A whiz of a mailiemalician wiflw a coniagious giggle. Caplain of Sfudy, Srudy Hall Aid. IV x ,yuh-J ,fl 4 nv' -Lad fw' fi!,,.,. J iff- I' W. D . . x -U J !0'fx 7ZkV'7? 1. 1 Rila's wandefl Caplain of Sludy. is malcinq il. Onni UOUVKCC. Caplain of Sfudy, l-lall l-losless. Chewie is an enchaniinq chick, our one 5, y Champion Charmer. Sponsor, A.A. Board, Frolic Commiflee The one and only Pal was enough lo keep us in slilch Aid jiwllyff RITA CAMPOl.ASSl I934 Soulh Nineleenlh Sfreel l45l quiet sincere manner has made her a ul friend. MARY JQSEl'7l'llNE CARTER 2035 Norlh Thirleenlh Slreel l22l There's loyeliness in music, especially when Mary Orcheslra. ANAHED CHAGACHBANIAN 643 Norfh Preslon Slreel l4l is as hard lo forqel as her name is lo pro- RENEE HOPE Cl-lANKlN I446 Grange Avenue l4ll This perl miss was one ol our qreafesf assels as class cheerleader. Caplain of Sludy, Cheerleader, Prom Commillee. RUTH ANNE CHEW X 309 246 Wes? Upsal Slreel lI9l 5: xgj' og ,j', yr MARY IDA CIAMPOLI 9'Lg,a1 'l l9l3 Milillin Slreel l45l Mary, Mary nol Conlrary, A Torch for you we'll always carry. Loclcer Aid, Hall l-losless. PATRICIA MARIE ClRAOl.A I339 Soufh Eiqhlh Slreel l47l es four years. JUNE EILEEN COHEN Chalham Aparfrnenls, Twenlielh and Walnul Slreels l3l Wisdom and good nalure are her Chief assels. K Sponsor, Caplain of Sfudy. 50 l MW' J ' 4, of 6 Q jd f, ff' X I ELOISE COI-ILBERG I4-40 Grange Avenue I4II Loisey is a lovable Iass, one of Ilwe inlelligenlsia of our class. I Aid Caplain ol Sludy, Soplnrosyne. Y BARBARA DIANE COOPER 7lOI Cedar Park Avenue I38I A Iwopelul aclress, Iyricisf a Ia Harnmersiein, is Sponsor, Mileslone Slafcl, Erolic Commiflee, Cap- 'Iain of Sfudy. LOIS ANN CRAIG SI II Hazel Avenue l43I Orclweslrally speaking, we nole Ilwal Lois lwas the key Io success. Orclweslra, Social Service Club, ELIZABETH FRANCES CRAVEN I54O Wallace Slreef I3Ol Libby rares quife high in arf, and iusl as Iwiglw in every heart Locker Aid. ELOISE CULMER ZZI3 Norfh Nine'reenII'i Sfreel I32l We'II always piclure Eloise as a grand pal and prize pholograplfmer. Mileslone SIaFI. DORIS HELEN DALBY 284 Wesl Sliles Slreel IZII Among our mosf inspiring memories: Ilie co age IIwaI Icepl Doris our classmale. I Q Sopbrosyne. M ,N 'a W I JANET CLAIRE DE GOLIA -J 5 Q I 826 Windsor Square IZOI Earnesl Jan Iwas a galaxy of lalenls ranging from Virgil Io Varsily. Soplwrosyne, Mileslone Slafl, Classical Club President Gym Conlesl. , I X, X' BEATRICE ROSE DI EABIO I .Ji , 2700 Soulli Tenlh Slreel I48l ' , To Bea or no? Io Bea-Musician? Dancer? I-louse 'rf' wife? Excelsior! ' I-,Hall I-Iosless. 1 tm' 1 if! . if .f I , L l y jill .lv 1 II' , A- 4'I vi l 1 I, . .'I , 1.4, w'f ': ' ' W - 'V 4 ,ff 1 .f 4 I ,fi I N ,Y . ,A f I lifj. if .-,I . A 4- ' A' - CORA DRONSICK ff U' 1 . ' fl! ,- Li I ll r , A pf A,!f 'I' I ! ! l jx T l' l 1 'Q' I ,Li ff T 4' T ' J' - x ' . 1 fx' 1 Z! if 1','J , '4' V 'if T 'T -T-A jf Jfcorjlcefrra DI NAPOLI A ' i 6lO3v4Callowhill Slreel l3ll Varied inferesis from music fo sporls occupy Concella, Hall Hosless, Locker Aid. EVA MAE DINENBERG l53l Soulh Sixlh Slreel l47l Reddesi hair and briqhlesi smile belonq ldpeppy cheerleader Dinny. Sponsor, Cheerleader, Frolic Comrnirree, Cap- lain oi Sfudy. ANGELINE ROSE DI SEPIO 6020 Norlh Meryine Sfreel l4ll Angie is Tops wherher she plays The piano or Tennis. Loclcer Aid. 6630 Norlh Twenlielh Sireel' l38l ln Spanish or English we hereby profess Arnada ,!fCory is bound for success. lf Sophrosyne, Caplain oi Sludy, Class Treasurer, 'Q Sponsor. DCLORES DRUCKER 7545 Rugby Slree-T T381 Twinkle, lwinlcllilille Tsar . . . willy Dolores is a y To our glas Mile ne aff ym Cpniesl! ' , T 3 I . 0,7 bfi! ' 3.v!ylsEfiilRi'cE DUBIN Mm 704 Souih Fourlh Slreef l47l I A enchanlinq eyeful, musician firs+ class, Bea is a Baby Grand. Sponsor, Lieurenanl of Lunch. DOROTHY MAE DUGAN 2827 Alberl Sireei l32l To our prexy: Doi, may we hirch our wagons? Class President Milesfone Siall, Sophrosyne. EDITH LILLIAN DUTCH IB46 Wellingfon Sireei l2ll Where will The orchesrra find anofher oboeisr like Dufchie? Orcheslra, Locker Aid. ilffflilif lylg' i EUGENIA ENGEL l 2733 Norlh Croskey Slreef l32l Jeanne supplied lhe songs and dances, fhe glamour and gloss lor many produclions. Cheerleader. DOROTHY FISCHER 4735 B Srreef 4201 Dohs a Fischer whose line will be leaching. Good Luck! LORE FLAIG 3l79 Weilcel Slreel l34l Lore's lisf of lalenfs is far in excess of her heighl. Orcheslra, Treble Clef, A.A. Represenlafive. BARBARA FOOTE 65I Norfh Forly-sixlh Sfreel l39l The regimen? had our approval, when if chose Blue as Hs Pin-Up. Locker Aid. gm MARIE JOSEPHINE FORCHETTI l4l2 Wharlon Slreel l46l Marie is fhe lass whose glamor graced McGin+y's floor show. MARIE FOSTER AY!! I533 Wes? Bufler Sfreef l4Ol 1 Pianisl, organisl, harpisl, foo, I ls There anyfhing Marie can'+ do? Orcheslra, Hall Hosless, Music and Drama Fund Represenlalive. GRACE EVELYN FREED 7024 Chew Slreel ll9l The mos? unpredicfable ol' fhe unprediclables- where +here's Grace, +here's surprise. , J.A.C., Band, Orcheslra, Secrelary of Classical Club, Prom Commillee, Sponsor. Sophrosyne ETHEL MAE FREEMAN l848 Norlh Bouvier Slreel l2Il Elhel's readiness fo help will make her lulure bright 53 ERllCA EREUDENBERGER I436 Easl Lycoming Slreel l24l Erilca loves horses. science, Beelhoveng we love Erika. Infirmary Aid, Loclcer Aid, Hall l-losless. FLORENCE FULLER 6039 Greenway Avenue l42l As a nurse, Florence will calm palienls by her own composure. Sponsor, Loclcer Aid. 3 iraqi' AVE ELISE FuTcHs ,,rS- yd' I J 93 Nelson Avenue Jersey Cily, New Jersey ' 1 A Who ever heard of a Norse goddess wilh a mis- chievous lwinlcle? We did-Ave. Sponsor: Class Vice-Presidenl, Sophrosyne. GLORIA JEANNE GARDNER 26Ol Parlcway l30l We'lI always remember This good cilizeng loday Girls' High, lomorrow The world. Execulive Council, Chairman of Senior Room Hoslesses, Sophrosyne, Sponsor. AMELIA JEAN GAROFOLI 6526 Girard Avenue l3ll Amiable, aclive, able and alluring is fulure pharmacisl Amelia. Seclion Treasurer, Iris Represenlalive, Sludy Hall Aid. ELAINE NATHALIE GASTAUER 3248 Germanlown Avenue l4Ol Sally's good ideas will surely bear fruit Loclrer Aid, Ban-lcer, Hall Hosless. MARCIA LOUISE GAULT 345 Soulh Thirleenlh Slreel l7l We envied Marcia's abilily lo look prelly even when disheveled. Sophrosyne, Execulive Council. VERNA LlLLlAN GEDICKE 3236 Unruh Slreel l24l Musical Verna's brighl smile will no doubl revo lulionize lhe leaching profession. , f 0 Jlifull E, 5 l lfif f .f. ff' MARCIA SEER 2824 Wesl' Girard Avenue l3Ol Willw lier dazzling smile and kindly ways, Gveekie lias won our liearls. . JOSEPl'llNE GENDRACl'll Ai lf' ' l6OO Soullw Eiglnlln Slreel l48l ' We are proud fo know a lruly good Jo, lhe glamorous Gendraclwi. Hall Hosless. ANNA GlOSA 827 Fernon Slreel l48l Tlie besl of good flnings do come in small pack- ages, Anne! Hall ss, Locker Aid. GLORIA GITTELMAN I ZIZ7 Soulli Sevenllw Slreel l48l ,Enviable complexion, admirable inlelligence, agreeable disposilion . . . lovabl Traffic Squad, F.T.A. e Gloria. HARRIET GOLDBERG 6004 Ogonlz Avenue l4Il l'larriel's a grand girl: we wish her greal success Locker Aid. ff, gl ' -, WINIFRED JOYCE GOLDBERQ 0 ii' I' - 'ful 432 Glen Eclwo Road ll9l , Talenle'd?'Winnie- will leave 'rlie G.l-l.S. slage yjoffwe realm! Sf scieye. Sporzsor,1QapTain'6f Sl'u,dy, Frolic, Soplwrosyne. L'!-f ' A-af' 1 , AJ -4 In ' , 2 . . MOLl.lE GOMBERG l7l3 Soullw Sixlln Slreel l48l We wish Mollie a liappy landing on llial lrip around ll'1e world. X4 Seclion Treasurer, Slamp and Bond Salesman. 4 Noam-x eooomfm 2805 Germanlown Avenue l33l Does early To bed, early lo rise MW, Make our Norma so willy and wise? 55 ELIZABETH ANNE GORDON . 5lO Carpen?er Lane lI9l Bann s' a ?ower o? quie? s?renq?h ?o ?he Sen 1 i e and 'r class. reble Cle? vice Club Treasurer, Sophrosyne, l JANET THOMPSON GRAHAM I24 Wes? Pomona S?ree? l44l Jane? always briqh?ens up a dull momen? wi?l her quick wi??icisms. JOAN MAY GREEN l86O Widener Place l4ll Joan's musical ?as?e includes Shos?alcovi?ch and Vaughn Monroep her hear? everyone. Senior Room l-los?ess, Miles?one S?a??. NORMA GREENBER6 3107 Kensinq?on Avenue l34l Norma will surely se? ?he ?ashion world on Tire. Music and Darama Fund Represen?a?ive. MILDRED CLARA GROSS 332l Nor?h American S?ree? l4Ol As Miss Se-cre?ary or Mrs. Wi?e, Our Mil will dance her way lhrouqh li?'e. Cap?ain o? S?udy. LULU MAY HALSEY l933 Wes? Yorlc S?ree? l32l an?ido?e ?or G.H.S. GRACE HARRIS SIO-C Warnock Place 1231 Grace'S ?inqer nails pu? ?he Chen-Yu ads ?o shame. A.A. Represen?a?ive, P.T.D.A. Represen?a?ive. pas I , J PRUE ELLEN HARRIS XJ , , yi 812 Asbury Terrace l26l I ,xx 'Doqs, horses and ceramics lead Ellen a busy l1?e. X 2'3 M1 v xx l 9 les?one S?a??. lv' , 5 ' iV','h 5 Q .- ' ,J -3915. -W -j', in ' 'T z,x,, -' 56 Lulu wan?s ?o lead a quie?, peace?ul li?e, an ANNA MAY HARTLEY I6I4 Norfh Twenfy-eiqhlh Slreel l2l Linquisl exlraordinary is Anna, pride of Ihe Spanish class. Spanish Club, Treble Clel. DORIS ALENE HAYDEN I544 Soulh Nineleenlh Slreel l46l Elfiiciency and nealness will insure Doris suc- cess in Ihe business world. A.A. Represenlafive, Locker Aid. ELIZABETH THOMPSON HEILBRON l906 Sansom Slreel l3l Eufure lawyer, our clever Liz- Man's world? Who says if is? Sophrosyne, Debafing Club. EDITH HILDE HEZEL 647 Wesl Tusculum Slreel l34l Edy will go far: she may even mee? Gregory Peck. Treble Clel, Music and Drama Eund Represen- Iafive. DELORES ELINOR HILL l749 Norfh Croskey Slreef l2II Precise nealness in all she underlalces characler- izes Dee. Mileslone Sfafl, Welfare Represenlafive. I ELIZABETH ISABELLE HILL 249 Easl Upsal Slreel ll9l Thai soil, expressive voice will soolhe many of BeHy's palienfs. Sfudy Hall Aid, Hall Hosless. HELLA HOCHSCHILD 6509 Norlh Sevenleenlh Sfreel l26I A world of afoms and molecules awails Hella, fulure scienlislz Sponsor, Milesfone Slalll, Treble Clel Vice-Presi- denl, Sophrosyne. JEAN HOFFMAN 903 Norlh Sixly-'fiflh Slreel l3lI A good sporf in all sporls, Jean's abilifies in- clude even Ihe flule. Sponsor. DOROTHY HOLT 30l0 South Carlisle Slreel l45l A spark ol dry humor always seasons Dol's con vorsalion. ELIZABETH ANN HOTTENSTEIN 322 Slanwood Slreel llll Briqhl-eyed Belly is especially successful in ing clolhes and friends. EIJZABETH HUNTER 6405 Lebanon Avenue l3Il Belly holds lhe record lor swimming, archery, and broken arms. Sponsor, Aid. BARBARA JACKSON I234 Soulh Eorly-lillh Slreel l43l mak lnlernalionally-minded Barbara hopes To visil lhe land ol her dreams,4lndia, OLGA JAROSHUK 5 530 Soulh Eourlh Slreer l47 l n Ollie kepl fhe morale ol The armed lorc upnblxr with Pin-ups and freckles. WJ I, f,1'l Aid, Arr Edilor ol lv1ileslone.,kQ fy! if ,. i g , I' r ,' XJU lf' :sf PE fygwsf' 1 ,in- Cabbs f W fl 6:35 kfiifgr 7l4gy,.Mll', Pearl lakes lime of fcfrrlf ske alll d ' ball lo hear James Mellon sinq. J' Caplain ol Sludy, Flower Commillee, H lvllRlAlvl JEEERESS 319 Earlham Terrace l44l Church acliyilies, yolunleer work, and Treble Clel keep lhis singer busy. Treble Clel. 6 DORIS BLANCHE JOHNSON IZ46 Wesl Oakdale Slreel l33J Doris's sparkling conversalion will always loyal friends. Hall l-losless. win 2 Z DOROTHY JOHNSON 726 Norlh Thirleenlh Slreel I23I Dollie is as brighl as lhe bullons she collecls. Locker Aid. MARIAN JOHNSON IIO2 Ogden Place' I23I Marianna's goal is lo be an educalor abroad- Bon Voyage! Locker Aid, Gym Conlesl. DEBORAH KANTZ 482i Beaumonl Avenue I43I College will welcome Debbie, capable presidenl and lovable chum. Service Club Presidenl, Sophrosyne. s fLOLA EMMA KARR Z I 39 Soulh Ruby Slreel I4-3I o ge a Maryville, Tennessee, Ihen a nurse's uniform are in slore 'Ior Lola. Orchesfra, Bible Club. we ' CAROLYN KATILUS 542 Easl' Olney Avenue IZOI Sympalhelic aid and underslanding characfer- ize selfless Carolyn. Sponsor, Science Club, Red Cross Presidenl, Sophrosyne. JOAN KAUFMANN I637 Wesl Menlor Slreel' I4II Vivacious Candy of our Red Team aims for X-ray Technology. ELAINE CATHERINE KELLER I246 Wesl Lehigh Avenue I33I cores lhe voice of EIaine's quiel manner unders a polenlial singing slar. Treasurer of Treble Clef. FLEURETTE MARIE KENNEDY l534 Longshore Avenue I24I Uniorgellable Felle, wifh an upfurned nose has a spiril Io malch. Treble Clef, A.A, Vice4Presi en Gym Conlesf. 'd I, Milesfone Slaff i'Sv '-L.-EP'-'-J'59 fix! K 1 fs., A v Qibla I 5. 1. N -'fag - T ' midi., 0,1960 P 4-ij I 1 , REGINA WINIERED KERNER 6620 Norfh Sevenfeenfh SIreeI I26I Jean is a qeneraI Iavorife aI O.H.S.-Io say nofhing OI Norfln CaII'ioIicI RENEE KERSUN P.T.D.A. Represenfafive, A.A. Represenfafive. Secfion Treasurer, MiIes+one Represenfaiive, I93 Wesf Cambria Sfreef I33J Sociable Renee Iikes and undersfands music and peopIe. ISABELLE BENSON KIDD 3458 Cryslral Sfreef I34I Marriage, affer DrexeI Insfifufe, is Iver choice Ior a Iufure. EVELYN KLEIN BIO Nor+I1 Second S+reeI I23I All The quaIi+ies of a business woman are in I'ierenI in EveIyn. DOROTHY KNIGHT 2224 Soufn Broad S+ree+ I45I Tesf Tubes, church choir, and pnofoqraphy all Iascinafe DoIIie. HaII Hosfess. SALLY GERALDINE KRAMER I722 Nedro Avenue I4-II Red-headed Gerry wiII reach Hue peak in psy- cI1oIoqy. MiIes+one S+aI:I, Co-Edifor of Iris, Sophrosyne. LLI DOROTHY JEAN KUEHNER - 2I9 SouII'1 Eorfy-IIIII1 Sfreef I4I AII1Ie+ic and Iinquisfic Jean aspires To feed Icindergarfen. Spon or, Or Ii sfra. X M BARBARA JUNE LAND 2860 NorIIw Twenfy-fifth SIreeI I32I WI16I is as rare as June? Excuse the inarficulafe Inubba. Aid. iob. ANNA MINNIE LAWS 222i Norlh College Avenue l2ll This upright earnesl sponsor was always on The Sponsor, lris Represenlalive, Sophrosyne, Chair- man of Frolic Commiffee. LOUISE LENCO I626 Green Slreel l30l Good-nalured Lenc, winner of The cup, slar afhlefe. Presidenl of fhe A.A., Gym Conresl. FANNIE JOYCE LEVENTHAL 6I4 Wesf Alle-n's Lane llcfl ln her chosen field, Snoolcie's alfraclive appear ance will bring success. Miles'rone Slaff, War Bond Commiflee, Soph rosyne. BETTY LEWIS 30 Norlh Eififiefh Sfrel l39l Blonde, blue-eyed Skipper is a lilhe and grace ful ballerina. A.A. Board, Ballel' Club. JULIA LEWIS 37I2 Norlh Sydenham Slreel lil-Ol Wesfchesler Music deparlmenf will find o Jule precious. EDNA JULIA LEYRER 800 Norrh American Slreer l23l Luclcy Michigan Sfale To Train fair Eddie fufure m Teacher QY ' Manager of Gym Confesi, A.A. Board Co capfain of Sfudy. ANNA LICHOW 995 Norlh Fiffh Slreel l23l Anne's pupils will come To love her for her al lecfionafe undersfanding. Milesfone Slafl, Orcheslra, Caplain of Sfudy E.T.A., Ceramics, Gym Conlesl. ROSANA LISANTI 2248 Soufh Twenly-lhird Sfreef l45l Her quiel charm made her a good hall Hall Hostess. ll -1 Y.: ggwgiai .F '. 2 1 1. .-2 2- 2 if '. v 1 1 ..,. ?-. 9- w 1 'gn ' :M-if pdf. 5. 7 ,L ,Q K. -. ,B .h .x -L Y s . N.. -V. ri' in ff. ? il- ' Q 0 .s ' -fx ' . 5 - 3 '- is a- nr 'X . 1 N' ' '- -7- 1 E' ' ' - , at 2 ,. 5, , L .2 .71 N 5. , ,l Q v -r' . . s V- ' V' - ' ' -0- 41 4 'Lv E S ' -, 'i f. QC '. f f-, jg- ,. Q, Ai'- 2 'Z'-L SARAH ELEANOR l.OMAX I93b Reed Slreef l46l Syrnpalhy necessary lor a successful social worker is inherenr in Sarah. Allendance Recorder. GERALDINE LUTZNER l427 Wesi Girard Avenue l3Ol This baseball Tan enjoys domesiicily, especially cooking and baking, Welfare Represenialive. JENNIE LYCZAK 2528 Seyberi Sfrel l2Il Blonde hair and classic fealures make Ezzy easy on The eyes. VIRGINIA ILENE MEQCDONALD I438 Norih Twenry-ninlh Sfreef l2Ii Adaplable Ginny's nexl inreresl sludy is plas- fics, her chosen field. Hall Hosless. PATRICIA ANlTA MACKEY bl? Wesl Sedgwick Sireel ll9l The devil in her eye, Pa+'s secref ambilionz To be an old-fashioned Type ol lady. NAOMl JANE MAHER I726 Norlh Marshall Slreef l22l Janie's plans include business and marriage, So' lufion: The boss? Aid, Caprain I2B Gym Conlesl, Gold Team. JACQUELINE MAIORELLO l407 Soulh Broad Slrei l47l Leader, afhlele slide lrombonisf, philosopher: Jackie is The ideal girl. Vice-Presidenf of Service Club, Presidenl of Band. Orchesrra, Hockey Team, Sophrosyne. NORMA MARASCO 2336 Soufh Woodslock Slreer l45l With French preierred, business school chosen. Norma may become secrelary fo a French consul. iir JACQUELINE MARCUS l428 Grange Slreei' I4II Impish good humor makes if impossible Io pre- dicf whal Jackie will ask nexf. Tragic Squad. PAULINE MARTIN 4047 Aspen Slreef l4l Innows, buf Bee may unearfh new discoveries Who in The medical field. MARIA LOUISE MARTINEZ I407 Norlh Second Sire? I22l Comely Maria wilh her accor The hearls of every audience. dion will caplure Orcheslra. LEONA IRENE MAZURKOWITZ 2II2 Margarei Slreef I24I Leona's sfeady dependabilify makes her a 'tower of sfrengfh. Library Aid. LILLIAN MCCLANE I707 Wesl' Passyunlc Avenue I48l Arlislically Ialenled Peaches is as pre+'ry as one of her own piclures. Y AHendance Recorder, Locker Aid. JEANNETTE MCGEAR 455I Norfh Mervine Sire? l4OI I, modes? miss serves Iwo muses: This quie and music. FLORENCE MARIE McGORREY 2533 Norlh Sarlain SI'reeI' l33l Offices will need a iuke-box for Ihis modern secrelary. CLARE RITA' MCGUFFIN 75I2 Bingham Sfreel' IIII Over her French book, Jinx dreams of a collage wifh blue shuI+ers. Library Aid. 63 arf while vw' WJ! . xyf . ,iff DOROTHY CECELIA MCLAUGHUN i537 Spring Garden Slreel 1309 Sweaiers. bobby sox. up records-Thal's Dol, our iiflerbug. -rofdale knowledge of CHARLOTTE INEZ MELAMED I344 Norrh Filrh Sireel l23l Charlo+'re's winning smile, and personaliry have won her many friends. Baslcelball. Baseball. LUBA MESHBERG 904 Norrh Franklin Srreel l23l wilh her Dresden doll appearance, has paved her way Toward fashion designing. ' iris Sialif, Ar? Edilor of Mileslone, Sophrosyne, Luba, Erolic Cornrnillee. MARY KATHERINE MOHR lI37 Wes? Weslrnoreland Sheer l4Ol A boogie-Woogie lover, Mary keeps everyone posled wilh The laslesl naval maneuvers. ELVIA DORIS MOORE 37l2 Souih Eiglhy-second Slreel l42l Benealh Elvia's genlle and quiel manner, beals a warm hearl. Social Services Club. EDNA ELIZABETH MORGAN l3OI Norih Alden Slreel l3ll Wilberforce will we medical social worlcer. Caprain of Srudy, Hall Hosiess, Lunchroom Hosress, Traffic Squad. lcome Eddie, a promising CHARLOTTE MORROW 2236 Sourh Twenry-lirsl Srreef l45l Charlolle. our guide lo whal ro wear. will enler The lexlile field. NORA MOSKALIK IBIS Sourh Sixlh Sireef l48l Admiringly we shall wafch Bubbie doing pyschia rric social work and anrhropology. 64 11 I' M61 if fi MARiLYN JANE Mom f Ja 2339 Sevenly-sevenfh Avenue l38l Here's hoping The business world finds Marilyn's sincerily as refreshing as we have. Library Aid, P. T. D. A. Represenraiive, Assisfanl Aid. LOIS ARLENE MULLEN 5822 Kemble Avenue i4ll Acfive in school and communily, Lo loolcs for- ward lo collage, rhen a family. Debafing Club, F. T. A. AUDREY MYERSON 63l4 Ogonfz Avenue l4Il Our versafile Milesfone ediror excels in all she underfakes. W QW- lris Sfaff, Edifor of Milesfon ophrosyne. Sham w 1- CONSTANCE JEAN NEI l3lO Friendship Slreei' llll Gay Connie seeks success and is sure +o find il. Sponsor, Gym Confesl. ELlZABETH NELLIS 55OI Hunler Slreef l3Il Happy-go-lucky Belly had real courage-she fool: lrig and solid. FRANCES GENEVA NICHOLS 4512 Brown Slreel l39l Comedienne Niclcie has a long record of failhful service in many posilions. Locker Aid, Library Aid, Infirmary Aid. CYNTHIA NOTTAGE 2008 Wes? Diamond Slreel l2ll Dee, inferesred in fhe welfare of ofhers, will be- gin pre-med in Sepfember. Volley Ball Varsily, Baseball Varsily, Lunchroom Hosfess, Library Aid, Sfudy Hall Aid. ELIZABETH JANE O'HEY 545 Carpenier Lane ll9l This dark-haired colleen Takes fhe prize for friend- liness and pep. Bank Teller. 65 if 'xuf-df -' .7 fy 1. . -1,4 T diff, ,E . . ,cu -'vx Lf . .xnfgkbt of U. nf f lxj, D L41-,.,,,Vl DOROTHY LOUISE OPRISKO 2222 Fairrnounl Avenue 4301 Ouiei Doi has led her seclion Through G. I-I. S. wilh Ilyinq colors. Aid, Tralilic Squad. ELEANOR OSINSKI 2535 Parrish Sireel l3Ol Now in Ihe Wornen's Symphony Orchesira, Elea- nor will leave her 'cello for research chemislry. Orchesira. MARIANNA ROSALIE PAONE l4l8 Soulh Sixih Slreel I47l As concerl mislress al G.I-I.S., Marianna has lrained 'lor firsl violin in lhe Philadeplhia Orcheslra. Concerl Mislress of School Orcheslra. ALICE MARY PATTON 3I I4 Harlville Slreel I34l Alice, divinely fall, enioys dancing and Ioolball, and plans Io enler Drexel. GLORIA PAYLOR 9l7 Soulh Sevenleenlh Slreel I47l Gloria's versalilily will make her fulure a brighl one. Lunchroorn Lieuienani. ROMONA MARIE PERKINS 24OI Wesi Masler Sfreei I2Il Cheerlulness, a zesl' lor lcnowledgevlhafs Monie, lhe girl who never failed us. Sponsor, Orchesira, F. T. A., Presidenl ol Classical Club. LORRAINE RENA PERLOFF 3255 Norlh Froni Sireel' I4Ol Lorraine's high marks are seasoned wiih person- alily, scienlilic abilily, inleresl in sporls. Sponsor, Sophrosyne. JEAN PERNA 64OI Lebanon Avenue I3Il Jean's qlarnor will cerlainly dazzle her hisiory sfudenfs of l94X. Sponsor, F. T. A., Capiain of Sludy, Frolic Corn- millee. MILENA PICH Krisheim Lodge, Cheslnuf Hill ll8l Aller Anlioch, Milena will relurn lo her birlh- place, al Prague, Czechoslovakia. Co-edilor of lris, Mileslone Slalcl, Hockey Var- sily, Tennis Varsily, Sophrosyne. GERALDINE PILIERO 2l7 Soulh Filly-lhird Sfreel' l39l Her deep rich voice graced many an assembly program. IZB Mascol, Member of Frolic Casl, Frolic Com- millee. MOLLY JEAN PITCHER 2739 Norlh Broad Slreel l32l lv1olly's calm eliliciency and individualislic spiril will serve her well in a Teaching career. Mileslone Slafl, Iris Slafl, Sponsor, Sophrosyne. HENRIETTA PRUITT I744 Norlh Beechwood Sireel' l2li The man who has Rella as secrelary will find lhal sfill wafers run deep. Allendance Recorder. RITA REBECCHI 406 Gaskill Slreel l47l Divine Providence saved us from annihilalion when Rila look over lhe chemislry lab. Sophrosyne, Sponsor, Candy Commiflee Chair- man. SHIRLEY REDCROSS I226 Norlh Filly-sevenfh Slreel l3ll Affer qradualion from Temple, Chi plans fo calch lhal blue bird. Sponsor. RlTA REILLY 3IO5 Brighlon Sfreel l24l Rila has already begun her dancing career in fhe music hall ballel corps. ANNE RESNICK I2lI Greeby Sfreel' ll Il Her goal leaching, Anne always slrives for The very besl. Treble Clel. dx 'll' KV if 2 MARIA RICCIARDI I328 Soulh Eighth Sireel l47l Besides learning how lo pronounce her name, we learned how lo value Richie's friendship. Nl li Y3Gym Conlesr Mascol. J ' il., 3, HILDA ROBINSON N 4935 Olive Slreel l39l This modes? ariisf has real abilifv. X BaIle+ Club, skew clubl Bowling Club, of. cheslra. BETTY JANE ROSS ZIB Harrel Avenue lll The margins ol B. J's nole-book predicl a prom- isinq career in archiieclure. Mileslone Slahf. SELMA RUBIN 7IS Soulh Fourlh Slreef l47l This lillle one makes her size no handicap in maslerinq piano and knillinq needles. Co-caplain oi Sludy. BERNICE SATLER 927 Norlh Franklin Slreei l23l Green eyes, classical music, a flare for sfyle- bul Bunny chose medical fechnoloqv. Caplain oi Sludy, Tral'Fic Squad. SARAH JANE SCHEURINGER l605 Ruscomb Slreel l4ll Sary's smile warmed Thai Pacific island mor Than lhe Tropic sun. Q Mileslone Slahf, Social Service Club. MYRNA SCHREIBMAN 708 Soulh Fiffh Sfreef l47l Sophislicalion comes noi from Vogue, loul from rhe sireak ol humor lhaf illuminales her knowl- edge. Business Manager of Iris, Mileslone Sfaii, Soph- rosyne. LAVERNE SCROGGINS 5309 Girard Avenue l3Il Ouiel and unassuming. yef she makes The slrin vibrale under her skilliul bow. Orcheslra. 68 S QS DIANNE SCUDERI 952 Jackson Slreer l48l Acling, cheerleading and arguing are only 'rhree of Dee's many lalenls. Execufive Council, Sponsor, School and Class Cheerleader. MARIE CATHERINE SEELING 3038 Norlh Third Slreel I33l Ree managed lo keep her good humor and vifalily in spile of homework. A. A. Represenlalive, Caplain of Sludy. MARY LOUISE SEIDMAN l908 Panama Slreef l3l Overbrook losl a capable iournalisf when Mary Lou came lo 6. I-I. S. Iris Slail, Mileslone Slalcl. ELSIE SHAPIRO 945 Norlh Eillh Slreel' l23l Elsie's enlerprising spiril keeps her involved in all sorls of underlakings. Mileslone Slafl, Capfain of Sfudy, Traffic Squad Iris Represenlalive. HELEN CATHERINE Sl-IELHAMER 33l6 B Slreel l34l I-Ielen's lavorile paslimes, ealing and dancing neulralize each olher lo keep 'rhar frim figure. ADELLA Sl'-IENKER 252O Norlh Fallon Slreel l32l Click-click go Ihe knilling needles, buf Ida really wanls 'ro be an accounlanf. Allendance Recorder. Locker Aid. l'IELENE ANN SILBERMAN l2ll Norlh Fillyfsecond Slreef I3ll Quief purpose and ready wif mark lhis modesl lass. Caplain of Sludy. JEAN ELLEN SMITH 2330 Chrisllan Slreel I46l Jean's quiel' and friendly way make her able Io gel' along wilh everyone. lnlerracial Club, Callisla Club. .C EVELYN SPECTOR 4938 Norih Bingham Slreef l2Ol Crossword puzzles and bowling lcepl Spec busy. and Spec lcepl' our funny bone busy. MARJORY SPRATT IO52 Soulh Eiiiy-eiqhfh Sireel l43l Ticlclinq The ivories and Treble clef are an index 'ro Marqie's musical lalenis. Treble Clei. RQ EDMONIA STICKNEY 6642 Ross Slreef lI9l Edmonia's charming personaliiy gives every cloud a silver lininq. Social Service Club. RUTH HELEN STOCKMAN 6242 Norih Third Sireef l2Ol Rufh's qenfle charm will soon capiivaie her elemeniary school pupils. P. T. D. A. Represenraiive, Caplain of Sludy. MARY KATHRYN SULLIVAN I929 Brown Sireei l3Ol Children are Mary's iavorile people and Mary will be iheir iavorife Teacher. Loclcer Aid. MARY TOSHIYE TANAKA 3228 Chesinul Sireei l4l Mary's social conscience has chosen for her The career of a Public Heal+h Nurse. Social Service Club. CHARLOTTE TOUB 24l7 Soulh Eairhill Slreei l33l Alier college, CharloHe's name will noi be Toub very lonq. Caplain of Siudy. CHARLOTTE HELEN TRUEMAN 4227 Levicl: Sireel T353 Char will briqhfen any office, and laier, any home. Capiain oi Sindy, Loclcer Aid. 70 M KATHRYN REDDING TYLER 653 Norlh Sixleenfh Slreel 1303 Killy's deep inleresl in people will lead her To sfudy psychology and sociology. Vocal Ensembl JANE USHER 6l7 Wallace Slreei l30l r The arinq Team will have To look around fo n ne's equal. De afing Club, Hall Hosfess. Lunchroom Jr l-losfess, Music and Drama Fund Represaniafive. CONSTANCE WAPLES 205 Norlh Fifly-Third Slreel l39l Connie keeps her many friends happy, boys and girls alike. Sfamp and Bond Salesman. DOROTHY MAE WATERS IS38 Green Slreel l30l ls il because of Dol's experience wifh The Ordnance Thai They call her Jeeps? DIANA WEISMAN 3264 Kensinglon Avenue T34-T Thal Tifian Top will surely win Diana The degree of M. R. S. Seclion Treasurer. CAROL PEGGY WEISS 623 Wesl Ellel Slreel llql Enviably slender and smarlly dressed, Carol will Turn many heads worlh Turning. Viclory Corps. BETTY-RUTH WELSH 606l Lorelfa Avenue l24l Afler BeHy's lab mysleriously explodes, she will seffle for a husband, home, five children. l-lall Hosless. ADELL OLIVIA WILSON 335 Chrisfian Sfreel T4-7l Wesl' Chesler Slale Teachers' College will pre- pare Bools Tor Training elemenlary school children. Social Service Club. ,v .f 4' 'VJ-7 !nLV ,J v ,.4V' A 1 If Ai u f 9 fliwfw ff- ' fi V ,- ,fl GLADYS WILSON I3II Norili Frazier Sireel l3II A loss 'Io Girls' High is a gain Io Weslchesler. Co-caprain of Sludy, Aid. GLORIA MAE WILSON 5023 Haverford Avenue l39I Gloria loolcs forward Io a career in nursing, Ihen marriage. Siudy Hall Aid. FAY ELIZABETH WRIGHT 878 Brill Srreei l24l May Fay Irain her family as well as she Irained our coniesi Ieam. Represeniaiive Council, Mileslone Siali, Cap- Iain of Sfudy, Capiain of IIB Coniesi Team, Prom Commiifee, Sponsor. ELSIE YANCY 2IOI Diamond Sireel IZII Wherever someflwing is doing, Elsie is sure Io be in Ilme 'flwiclc of i+. Represeniarive Council, Prom Commiiiee, Flower Commillee. ELEANOR JANE ZEARFUS 6I7 Wesl' EIIeI' Sfreef lI9l Tell us your secrei, Zee. There musl be some cause for Il1aI Iwinlcle. Represeriialive Council, Viclory Corps, Traiic Squad, JOAN ZELLER Il35 Allengrove Sireei l24I Joan, our class pin-up girl, will slwine even among Powers' models. jheme for joday As fhe ebbing fide leaves a frace on 'rhe sand, So sorrow sears fhe hearf of man. And in sorrow he furns fo God in prayer For hope, for faifh, for wisdom fo know l-low fo find whaf he seeks in a lasfing peace: l'-low fo look on men as men look fo God: How fo break fhrough fhe shadow, and greef fhe lighf And gaze down a hillfop on a world fhaf is brighf, And breafhe in fhe air, so free in fhe blue, And know fhaf all nafions are free in if, foo. To wafch a sfream forging on 'ro ifs bed And know fhaf mankind is pushing ahead To build a new world, unlike any ofher, A new world of freedom for man and his brofher. Cora Dronsick 'fl jime for Qreatnessn The war is done! The earfh has ceased ifs frembling, Vicfor and vanquished bofh wend wearily home. For is This nof C5od's own appoinfed peace? Then why so much unresl' and quibbling day by day? When war in baffle dress his shield and lance unsheafhed, Drums rolled, guns rolled, and heavens bursf asunder. God's will imposed on mankind, was if so ill Thaf men foughf and died fo 'foil and fo plunder? We 'rhoughf when 'rhis mosf fearful war was done Thai' men whose souls were fried in holocausf Would sfopg forgef: forgive: fhemselves unbend. Nafions would bind fheir wounds and each fhe ofher frusf. Oh, lef us speak of peace, buf nof peace of 'rhe grave. lf is for fhose who died, nof us, who living sfrive. Lef fhose who came fo resf, resf well indeed. Their desfiny fulfilled, Thy will be done. Nor of The prison's peace where men's souls useless rof Who mighf in liberfy advance fhe forch fhaf fell. Nor of a selfish peace, indifferenf fo redress, Blinded 'ro iusfice and fo efernal law. There is never a dearfh of leaders for fhe fray, Buf can one now be found fo guide 'rhe peaceful day? Show us a sfar fo brighfen fhe gloom in our nighf, To lead us, as did Befhlehem's, fo fhe lighf of frufh. Arise! Come forfhl l-leed fhe need fhaf calls Beckoning 'ro fhee, Emancipafor greaf! There musf be one among us on whom fhe lol' can fall To carry fhis fask forward fo ifs appoinfed fafe. Oh Lord from whom our daily bread we seek, Give us a man who does nof fear fhe frufh: Genfle, yef undersfanding, kindly, buf nof meek. This is a 'rime for greafnessl We musf lead or fall. Sondra Brown 73 - - ,, ..-- f , -- T ,ff f f ' 'J f 'ra . Q ! ,, -X , qx .I 'D O f-' ' ' ' V A 1 . . . K f I-A ' f , , I 'V Q ' ' f' ' ' 6. 7 . g rn f 531'-:ZTQI-I , W ,, f , , '- ' .- 3 Wy X - Vx .-,-1-.3-L-Z1 , , - x X N ' 1 v 4 81 Xffg. Vx n X ' .y, fi 1 nil N f 9 4 -f-A f ' N ' g Along LDCKQZY Row ,L-,Z Ffrg Drdl- Z -'-I A ,T ,p o',,x1' x t.- 6 1'-1 9, f , f , ' 4'2- v V Q 4 7 ff xy-'A' 1 alfa! , - n ,ff v yn y 'W ff X, f , -y Q6 if QI . Us these. 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Blatt Mr. and Mrs. Benj. Blaustein Miss Marie Bloemker Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blum Dr. and Mrs. Anthony D. Bove Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Brown Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Buckmaster Mr. and Mrs. Alan C. Caccia Mr. and Mrs. I. Calabria A.M.M. 3I!c Tom Calvert, USN Mr. Charles Carlin PlFlTROI'l5 Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gardner Dr. and Mrs. Herman Geer Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Ginsborg Mr. Samuel A. Glass Mr. and Mrs. Iules Glogow Miss Sandra Carol Goldberg Dr. and Mrs. Woolf Goldberg Mr. I. Lewis Gonaver Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Gordon Helping Hand Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Harris Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hochschild Mr. and Mrs. Edward C. Holt Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Hottenstein Mr. I. Edward Hutchison Miss Anne Ielinek Misses Arline and Sharon Kane Mr. and Mrs. Albert Katilus Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kerner Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Knight Mrs. I. Lerner Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Leyrer Mr. and Mrs. P. Chagachbanian Mr. Samuel Lichow Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Chankin Mr. Moylan S. Chew Mr. Ernest T. Clinton Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Cohen Mr. and Mrs. Irving Copeland Mrs. Lucile Craig Mr. Iohn C. Crew Mr. R. W. Cronecker, Ir. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Davis Mr. Edward R. deBrava Miss Dorothy Drewes Mr. Elwood Eiseman Mr. Stanley R. Fischer Rev. and Mrs. Carl Futchs Miss Amanda C. Luedecke Dr. and Mrs. Iohn I. Maher Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Marcus Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Martin Mr. and Mrs. B. I. McGorrey Mr. and Mrs. B. A. McGuHin Dr. and Mrs. Paul Meshberg Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Morrow Mr. and Mrs. V. Neamand Mr. and Mrs. I. F. Nellis, Ir. Mrs. Pauline E. Nichols Dr. Henry Orr Mr. and Mrs. Harold Patton Mr. A. MacDonald Peak 76 Mr. and Mrs. Max Perlorf Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Pitcher Mr. and Mrs. M. Posivak Mr. H. Richmond Mr. and Mrs. Iames P. Rooney Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Satler Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Scheuringer Mr. and Mrs. Myer Schreibman Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Scuderi Mr. and Mrs. F. Seeling Mrs. M. W. Seidman Mrs. Frances Shapiro Mr. and Mrs. A. Shoemaker Miss Sara Shoemaker Shore Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sica Mr. and Mrs. H. Silberman Mr. and Mrs. H. Dudley Smith Spivack Bros. Mr. and Mrs. Iacob Spector Mr. Samuel Steigrod A Mrs. Iacob Stein Mrs. Michael Stockman Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Strachan Corporal Ray E. Tanaka Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trueman Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Wagner Mr. Clarence Waples Miss Frances D. Wasserman Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Waters Mr. Louis Weglein Mr. and Mrs. Isadore Weiss Mr. and Mrs. David Welsh Wikler and Martin Mr. and Mrs. I. Taylor Wright Mr. and Mrs. Harry Wurster Mr. and Mrs. William Zearfus The members of the Milestone Staff take this means of thanking all those friends of the class who, by their cash contributions, have helped make the publication of this book possible. LEARN TO DANCE THE GAY WHITE WAY We cordially invite you to accept one free lesson-in one hour you will know how to dance. 6 lessons for 510.00 Fox Trot, Rhumba. Tango. Waltz and the ever exliqhtning IITTERBUG AL WHITE and SONS S. E. Corner 22nd and Market Streets EDWARD MORRIS IONES MANUFACTURING IEWELER STATIONER ENGRAVER 310 North 16th Street. Philadelphia COMMENCEMENT INVITATIONS CLUB PINS Factory-to-You Fumiture D. OVERLANDER STORAGE AND MOVING 2632-34 W. Lehigh Avenue RIT. 5918 BAL. 1086 11 SENET'S FANCY FRUIT BASKETS 3100 KENSINGTON AVENUE Philadelphia, Pa. REG. 7182 Delivered or Mailed Anywhere Furniture Kitchen Equipment L. DUBROW 86 SONS 419 and 421 South Street LOM. 1644 I ELSYRRAH KENNELS BOXERS I ELLEN HARRIS 812 Asbury Terrace WAV. 7432 ISADOR GOMBERG'S Tonsorial Parlor 1713 S. 6th Street HOW. 3444 HORACE DOUGLASS ICE and COAL 7171 Uber Street HAN. 3120 I-IOME ECONOMICS COSTUME DESIGN DRESSMAKING HOME MANAGEMENT INTERIOR DECORATION MILLINERY Classes begin September 22, 1946 SPRING GARDEN INSTITUTE Broad and Spring Garden Streets Philadelphia, Pa. 81 YEARS TRAINING FOR BUSINESS Accounting-Secretarial Courses for Men and I'Vomen Summer School The House Where Quality and Service Prevail 3100 E Street Phone: NEB. 3481 If' m y begins Monday, June 17 ' Fall Term X . 1 5.- 5 1. 4 Day-Tuesday, Sept. 3rd FRED. SCHAEFEIPS F: ,fflig Evening-Monday, Sept. 16th r:I -- 'fjrigs ' PEIRCE SCHOOL ' of Business Administration PRIME MEATS AND POULTRY I PEN. 2100 Peirce School Bldg., Pine St. West of Broad Phila. 2 Specialties-Home-Made Sausage and Boloqnas 78 AN INVITATION Is extended to the iaculty and students to visit the establishment to inspect the various departments, including articles for per- sonal use, Weddings, Birthdays, Anniversary and Presentation Gifts: Iewels, Watches, Clocks, Silver, China, Glass, Stationery and Novelties. BAN KSGBI B lfEIw,,,,, Silversmiths Sgam?e?lE 1218 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 5 School Rings, Emblems, Charms and Trophies of the Better Kind MAKERS OF THE OFFICIAL RINGS FOR THE PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS PICCIANO BROS., INC. SKIDMORE VOCATIONAL SCHOOL Compounders of Perfume Oils for the B 1 c 1 A11 1 eau ut re ' ts Perfume, Cosmetic, Soap and Y u In Pharmaceutical Industries Branches 153 Grand Street 5719 Girard Avenue Croton-on-Hudson New York TRInity 8372 79 TEXTILE FABRIC COMPANY Upholstery Fabrics 351-353 Fourth Avenue New York. N. Y. PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL OF OFFICE Formerly al 2 TRAINING 100 Chestnut Street TIME AND MONEY SAVING FAMOUS SHORT COURSES VETERANS ENROLLED SECRETARIAL - ACCOUNTING - BOOKKEEPING - SHORTHAND TYPEWRITING - FILING - MACHINES New Quarters, 1714 WALNUT STREET PEN. 9851 -- 9852 CHARLES L. KESTER Director of Funerals 609-11 E. Allegheny -Avenue Philadelphia 34 NEBraska 2520 D. F. McCallister and Sons CATERERS 1811-15 Spring Garden Street BANQUETS - WEDDINGS LUNC1-IEONS POP1c1r 4490-91-92 80 PROGRESSIVE BUSINESS TRAINING You acquire valu- able experience and earn most of your tuition. Entrance fee is your only cost. Half the day you are in school, hcrli the day in cz busi- ness oftice. This is the most interesting and therefore the most effective way Say it with Flowers Established 1876 amef JW 5610726 FLOWERS 1707-09 West Passyunk Avenue Philadelphia, Pa. PT! mg- 6 s I E 1 I 1 to learn. Bell Phone, DEWey 1637 Phone or Write for FREE CATALOG COLUMBIA INSTITUTE Flowers BY Wire Fonnerly Secretarial Exchange 1411 Walnut Street RIT 3816 GERARD J. DANCO, INC. IMPORTS-EXPORTS and MANUFACTURERS of Essential and Synthetic Oils 3 East 44th Street New York 17, N. Y. Phone: Va 6-0981 Cable: CODAN 81 MASON HEFLIN FUEL CORPORATION For Healthful Economical Heat ANTHRACITE - KOPPERS COKE - BITUMINOUS COAL FUEL OILS - RAY OIL BURNERS - COAL STOKERS Dependable Courteous Service Main Office and Yard 4th and Allegheny Avenue Philadelphia 33. Pa. NEBraska 9800 Suburban Yard State Road and Lansdowne Avenue Upper Darby. Pa. CLEarbrook 3950 West Philadelphia Yard TELEPHONE ALLegheny 3910 E. V. HUNSBERGER 819-829 Commercial Trust Building Philadelphia 2. Pa. ' Multigraphing ' Mirneographing ' Mailing Service ' Offset and Letter Press Printing Telephone-RITtenhouse 4328 Chartered PHILADELPHIA MUSICAL ACADEMY Zechwer-Hahn The Oldest Music School in Penna. Iani Szanto, President-Director 1617 Spruce Street SIX WEEKS SUMMER SCHOOL Iune 24th to August 2d. 1946 CREDIT COURSES Full Year's Credit Leading to Diplomas and Degrees in the Following Subiects: Teachers, Training Violin, Iani Szanto. Mus.Doc. Piano, Helene Diedrichs. L.R.A.M. Iohn Leroy Bawden, Mus.M. Voice, Madame Matia Niessen Stone Harmony, Analysis, and History of Music Iohn Leroy Bawden. Mus.M. Classes Meet Every Day from Monday to Friday 82 MIFFLIN The National Rubdownn Mifflin Isopropyl Alcohol Rubbing Compound 702, ill II Miiilin Scented Alcohols Lilac - Lavender - Pine - Wintergreen f I5 Products Trademarked Mifflin denote quality. ' 'WI' Over a quarter century oi experience in the manufacture oi fine Pharmaceuticals. I MIFFLIN CHEMICAL CO. ' Delaware Avenue and Mifflin Street :IW I' Philadelphia 48, Pa. rw GREETINGS AND BEST WISHES F B O M THE ALUMNAE ASSOCIATION O F 'I' H E GIRLS' HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOLS OF PHILADELPHIA ORGANIZED IANUARY 1889 We invite you to become members and help to carry on the Work of the Girls' High MISS IANE MAYER COTNER Membership Dues-51.00 PRESIDENT Office, 320 Witherspoon Building 83 MARket 5062 Estimates Furnished BELgrqde 0800 For Gas Heat, Oil Heat THOMAS ROSEN Sm' in 'md See PAPERHANGING THE CENTURY HEAT 6 AIR PLASTERING and PAINTING 612 W. Girard Avenue PHILADELPHIA. PA. All Work Guaranteed - - - Reasonable Prices CONDITIONING CO. Time Payments Arranged 5220 Chester Avenue PHILADELPHIA 43, PA. RIDGEWAY ICE AND COAL WALTER ULMER 24th and Huntingdon Streets Quality Fabrics Silks - Woolens - Rayons - Fine Cottons LOUIS MYERSON and SON 751-53-55 S. 4th Street Custom Made Slip Covers - Draperies - Curtains LOMbard 3372, 4944 MAMIE'S FLOWER SHOP 406 Gaskill Street BEAUTICIAN'S REPAIR SERVICE 5719 Girard Avenue Philadelphia 31, Pa. Hair Dryers - - - Violet Ray Marcel Irons - - - Combs TRI 8372 All Work Guaranteed Bell Phone, IEF. 3538 LOUIS I. GEDICKE SONS Dealers in IRON, STEEL AND METAL SCRAP PLANTS DISMANTLED Ofiice and Yard Lewis and Bermuda Streets Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. LOM. 1636 Open Evenings L. WINITSKY DRAPERIES - CURTAINS - SLIP COVERS Made to Order 724-726 S. 4th Street 84 CHEW-BITTEL 6206 Germantown Avenue Philadelphia GERmantown 2480 Northern Electric Co. 3248 Germantown Avenue PHILADELPHIA 40, PA. Sfnvoce For the Home For the Store For the Factory The Philadelphia Home and School Council TO PROMOTE A BETTER UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN HOME AND SCHOOL Meetings to which all parents and all teachers are invited are held the first Tuesday of the month at the PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL F OR GIRLS THE PARENT-TEACHER DAUGHTER ASSOCIATION SUGGESTS YOUR CONTINUED INTEREST IN YOUR SCHOOL THROUGH MEMBERSHIP IN P-T-D-A AND YOUR HELP IN ENCOURAGING OTHERS TO IOIN TOGETHER We Can Do Much for THE PHILADELPHIA HIGH SCHOOL FOR GIRLS Shorthand and Touch Typing WILL HELP YOU IN COLLEGE to takes notes oi lectures- to write your papers quickly and satisfactorily If You Wish to Be a Secretary- Write Our RAPID COURSES are iust what you need to qualify quickly tor a salaried position in the shortest time-only one month! Personal instruction and training by Dr. Francis M. Botelho. author, linguist and intensive teacher. Other Girls' High grad- utes have done so. Why not you? or rome for our catalogue. Open day and evening. All year. DR. BOTELHUS SCHOOL 1829 CHESTNUT STREET. Philadelphia 3, Pa. 'Dr. Botelho's School is approved lor the education and training ol VETERANS under the G. I. Bill 86 Michael Angelo JOHN WILLIAMS 1934 S 19th St t Coal Plumbing and Heating Registemd 25th d D ph si I FUI.. 7119 FRE 1010 Gaze comvlm msmunou r o R All Y o u R PU BLISH I N G PRINTING and LITHOGRAPHING Layout 0 Copy 0 Art Work Composition Linotype 0 Ludlow CompIete Bindery .748 MAJESTIC PRESS 1203-16 RACE ST. Locus: 4115-16-17-1a L1 D. E. DUFFEY 6. SONS COAL 2400 W. Sedgley Avenue RAD. 5400 BAUMGARTNER 6. PITCHER PRESCRIPTION PHARMACISTS 2739 N. Broad Street Philadelphia. Pa. FREDERICK G. KEMPIN Real Estate and Insurance 623 Diamond Street FREmont 58 19 GRADUATES Keep in Touch with G. H. S. BY SUBSCRIBING TO THE IRIS 551.00 per Year MAILED ANYWHERE IN U. S. A. BAUCHLE'S MEAT MARKET City Dressed Meats Fresh Killed Chickens Country Butter and Eggs BAI.dwin 5846 2625 N. 27th Street GRE. 6958 Darby 4214 SAG. 5985 LOU-MAR SPECIALTY SHOPS Hosiery - Lingerie - Dresses Sportswear - Foundations 1222 N. 52nd Street 2922 N. 22nd Street 885 Main Street. Darby. Pa. FRITZ 86 LaRUE, INC. Quality Rugs and Carpets 1615 Chestnut Street GWEN SCHOCH SCHOOL OF CHARM 1709 Chestnut Street Philadelphia 7. Pa. RITtenhouse 6333 1202 Market Street Wilmington. Del. Wilmington 4-0333 SS S T R E E T LINDER SL PROPERT QPTICIAN S 20 th and Chestnut S t re e t s Philadelphia EMILE H. GESCHICK FLOWERS Always Fresh . . . We Grow Our Own I West Iohnson Street and Germantown Sommers' Fruit Market Fancy Fruits and Vegetables 619 S. Fourth Street Philadelphia. Pa. Avenue GER. 0552 GER. 0553 BLANCHE ROUSSEAU French Dress Designer Contest Hockey 1633 Locust Street Bullet STOP Swimmillg Philadelphia 3, Pa. Badminton Bowling PE . N 1947 Modern Dancing Basketball Specializing in- , Clothes Made to Order-Alterations and Tennis volley Ban Redesigning Last Season's Clothes! Ping Pong 89 HELEN E ANN SHOP 1211 North 2nd Street Musical Instruments WEYMAN N CO. 1613 CHESTNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA DEW. 4788 JESSE BUSILLO TAILOR 1710 Snyder Avenue GITTELMAN'S Dairy Products 2127 S. 7th Street DEW. 2080 Day Phone Night Phone RITtenhouse 8615 1.0Cust 8631 Dewey's MALTED MILK sronzs MainOHice S. E. Cor. 17th and Market Streets PHILADELPHIA. PA. For Good Coal Call- STANDARD ICE and COAL CO. 25th and Dauphin Streets BAL. 0797 BAL. 0789 Phone: LIV. 3320 WITTE'S OAK LANE MARKET Groceries, Fruit, Produce and Sea Food 735 Oak Lane Avenue PHILADELPHIA, PA. RIT. 9321 Boulevard 2018-I Piano - Sight Playing - Harmony THE LINDEBERG SCHOOL OF MUSIC 1631 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. 90 Harry D. Lynne Stamps for Collectors 5119 Chestnut Street Philadelphia. Pa. 1710 WALNUT STREET PHILADELPHIA ODIEI 'iinglinh Printing emit Eahvl Gln. 724 Cherry Street Philadelphia, P G. 91 9A's who have lately come To call Spring Garden second home, 9B's, slightly more conditioned To the many school traditions, 101-Vs, opening their eyes Wisely foolish, foolishly wise, l0B's, looking forward now To when as upper school they bow, llA's. Wading through a iog Of chem and contest, trig and logs, 11B's. with hope and fear Of entering their senior year, 12A's, Who, with envious looks Wish they could throw away their books, All the classes in Girls' High, As they bid their friends good-bye, To the seniors who depart Say Good Luck with all their heart. Roster Holders Pencils Distributors SERVICE CLUB DESK GULF FUEL o1L 933 N. 7th Street School Personal MARket 2877 Supplies SldllOn6!Y TO MISS AILEEN KIRKPATRICK THE MINDS WERE WILLING. BUT THE FLESH WAS WEAK . TO ERR IS HUMAN: TO FORGIVE, DIVINE . -the 12B Physics Class 92 MODERN PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY Official Photography for G. H. S. Milestone since 1933 1126 S. Broad Street Philadelphia, Pcx. KINgs1ey 3367 93 DRINK '.l'l'2ldk' Mark 4 VINCENT N EAMAND Rock Bit Sales and Service Co. 2514-16 E. Cumberland Street NEBraska 8100 The secret of success is constancy to purpose . Disraelt Freshmen come and seniors go, But We go on forever. We greeted you when first you came And cheered you through the hardest qarne, And, it you leave us, who's to blame? We knew you would four years aqo! Now, as friendships bond we sever, lt will not really be the same. We bid each senior adieu, And wish each milestone a smtlestone for you. School Service Club 95 I l wfcncfiue MarLooL . . . is the product of the efforts of a capable editor plus the interested cooperation of a seasoned specialist. 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