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

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.gl Miss Lillian Alperdf School Nurse Miss Mary Baylson English Miss Eloise Bullman English Mr. Jerry A. Caponigro Languages without iniluenee somewhere Mrs. Emma Angerman Physical Educaiion Miss Mrs. Florence Armsfrong Physical Educalion Bessie Bernsiein Mrs. Gladys Bloch Languages Ari' '1'W Miss Anna L. M. Carlin Miss Rachel Cal-Hedge Languages ,- Miss Jane M. Coiner Dr. David M. Cuiler Miss Irene Davis Miss Ireneious R G Davis Social Sludies Science Physical Educaiion Social Sludies 9

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Nu SIZII' BVBI' IIIS8 III' set MR. JACK EDELSON I-lead of Deparrmenl' English MRS. RUTH P. KROEGER Head oi Deparimeni Languages The varied. inclusive program of The Physical Educaiion DeparTmenT is direcTed Toward our developme-nT of sTrengTi1, grace. and co-operaTion. IT also conTribuTes To our social growTh, paves The way 'For wise use of leisure Time. and encourages poTenTial leadership among us sTudenTs. Our eyes are opened To The physical world: a clear glass of wafer now Teems wiTh impercepTible amoebae: our seem- ingly-slill Lincoln is a mass of whirling molecules: The laboraTory. once foreboding. is a sTorehouse of surprises. We are Trained To engage in accuraie observaTion and independent logical Thinking and work. fri' 1 nr-- MISS FRANCES NEWCOMB MISS RHEA O. BAKER I-lead of Deparlmenl' Chairman Physical EducaTion Science Through The sludy oi our nafive language and ils liTera- Ture we acquire some of The slcills mosT essenlial To our daily liie, We learn To Think clearly and To express our lhoughis, boih in speech and in wriTing. We derive pleasure 'From The crealive expression of Those arTisls who employ English as Their medium. LaTin, a supposedly dead language, comes To life when we discover ThaT Caesar and Cicero were human beings wiih disTincT personaliiies. Our siudy of rnoclern languages gives us an understanding of The lives and cusloms oi The naiions around us-an undersTanding which is a prereguisiTe for modern living. From The sludy of Paleolilhic Man, Through The Renaissance. To The problems oi The modern world, we are guided wiTh com- peTence and undersiancling. We learn To appreciafe The Timeless and universal siruqqle of men Tor a 'free world. We are Taughi To regard hisiory as The legacy of The pasT, viTal in building The fulure. MISS REBA BYROM Chairman Social Siudies Alihough we may iorgel The Pyihagorean Theorem. our slrug- gles wiih geomelry, algebra. and Trigonomehy Teach us accuracy and precision. We Try To develop a direci approach so ThaT we can aTTaclc our problems obiecTively and solve Them Through reason- ing. MISS OLIVE WILLIAMS Chairman MaThemaTics 8

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