Philadelphia High School for Girls - Milestone Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mass Kofhryn Duross rs Mane Koschenbach QE- TT Mrs Florence Armsfrong J rrf5l.l AUXHJAHY TEACHERS On lhose regrellable days when our usual facul+y leaders are unable 'ro be presenl' our versahle auxnluary leachers Mvss Deglm and Mnss Procfor laclcle anyfhmg from Cicero To Llvmg requires buf hffle llfe domg requlres much -Joseph Jouberf Mrs Armslrong guudes us un achuevmq a real sfuolenl governmenl' Mrs Kaschenbach lrues +o mculcafe quallhes whuch fend lo develop socual assurance and posse Togelher fhey have pro vlcled valuable msfruchon In fhe arf of claxly uvmg Mm Edlfll Procior vow Rm cc Wg. a Chemrsfry Mus Bealrlce Deglnn Mrs Marlo Findlay Mu, Qlwe Lee, ff?- lib 'Nr' Qu- 41 SEEHETAHIE5 The efllclency of our sec refarual fo r c e promoies .X complele coordunahon be 'lween fhe mslruchonal areas of school achvuly and lhe necessary mechomcs lf school operahon vu- 11' Mlss Dorolhy Thomas M . ' Nl V A . I ' l 2-Q 4 c Q?q we . I .' . li-LQ A , r , , X R l ' of l A xl 2 ' ' . u 4 l 1 X. l ... ma- ffr 'Y G. l 3 if . -' l l J gs, ' '-Q A - e A b- 4. . . lv., N r . . ' L I . . ' . O Wy.

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all Do lhey draw a chorus of pilgrims, loo? Melodious voices give llmeir version of lhe Pilgrims' Chorus. ART ANU MUSIC DEP HTMENT5 There is always room for beaul'y. -Florence Earle Coafes. The courses in ari and arl apprecialion offer mulfiple opporlunilies for all lo enjoy increased awareness of 'rhe delighls of harmonious color and of rhyihmic line. In Maier Ari, lhe espe- cially 'lalenled have ample experience wilh a variefy of media. FIRST ROW: Miss Elizabefh Eng- land, Head of Deparlmenlg Mr. Jack Boolrbinder, Miss Bernice Travis. NOT PICTURED: Miss Hedwig Wiley. Our music curriculum includes bolh inslru- menfal and choral classes, as well as courses in music appreciafion and harmony. Thai many girls are inviled fo parlicipale in lhe Spring Music Feslival each year gives eloquenl lesli- mony ol our Teachers' splendid achievemenl. WW 4 'SX Weir Head of Deparlmenl Miss cgi N Marguerile Goll lx ef ww L if f X i ,X S ix X 'E SECOND ROW: Miss Dorolhy S s ' 1 V 1 X Q 7, X X '23- .iff

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l swepf oul useless fhoughfs and THEY ALSO SER E TU MAKE Us EUMPUHTABLE Miss Kalhryn Quinn, Elevolor Operaior Mr. Charles Robinson, Mr. Ramon Ayers, and Mr. Peler Sladei Miss Augusia Heenan, Malron, Nol Piclured. Why is il Thai loclcs always iam, when fhe corridors of G.H.S. are cold. dark, and desolafe. al five in fhe affernoon? Bu? coldness and deso- lalion vanish af lhe pa+ien+ lcindliness of Peler and Mr. Ayers. They always aid lhoughfless damsels in disfress. How alien have Miss Quinn and Miss Heenan requesled, Ros+ers, please ? The oulcome? We wall: up lo lunch. Curses! Foiled again! An inconspicuous corner on 'lhe firsl floor houses a viral parl' of life al G.H.S. If is here. in 'rhe infirmary, fhaf illnesses. real or imaginary, occurring during school hours are cared lor. Here, also. Dr. Jennie McKee and Mrs. Esther Nordlinger perform 'rhe annual examinalions which foresfall serious disol:-ilifies fhrough limely discovery of weaknesses. - As high priestess of +he lunchroom. Miss Wafson. our dieficion, has bolh our healfh and our happiness in her keeping. TU KEEP US WELL Miss Eleanor Walson. Dielicion Mrs. Eslher Nordlingog Nurse dusfed foolish fancies away.-Anonymous Miss Kalhryn Heenan Elevalor Operalor