South Philadelphia High School for Girls - Portal Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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IT IS T0 BE ALL MADE CLASS OFFICERS Rim B1sCEoL1A ...... ..... P resident ELEANOR C1LETTi ...... ....... 'I' reasiwer Ross TRAMoNTANo ...... ................................... S ecretary CATHERINE DEFoNso ...... ....... D ivectm' of Social Actii-i'n'es LIBBY MAoNEss .......... .............................. I 2B justice The 12B term is a hectic term hut a wonderful one, a term in which we needed wise leadership more than ever lwefore. When we were asked to choose the girls to shoulder these responsihilities, we realized that this was the time to look around for extremely eapa' hle people. After careful consideration, we chose our present officers. Now, looking hack, we see that we made a wise choice. You, our school oihcers, have made our last term in school the grandest of them all. You have guided us wisely and worked hard to make all school activities the hest possible. Although our appreciation cannot he shown in material things, we would like to show our deepest feel' ings in a sincere and heartfelt Thank you. .Slf.1'fj'-Clifllll

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LYDIA CURCURITO 1211 Wolf Street Lydia is a sweet Southernite who is now majoring in typing and will probably seek employ- ment after graduation. She is always willing to help others and took part in all extrafcurricular activities. gf- . UAMERA illY ROSALIE CASALI 2312 S. Carlisle Street MARY CASSESE 616 E. Ontario Street MARIE CHILLE 1614 S. 16th Street ETHEL COHEN 2642 S. 7th Street .IESSIE COHEN 2450 S. Philip Street JEAN PITZO 1906 S. Warnock Street RITA SCHULTZ 637 Porter Street MARIE STEA 813 Wilder Street

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v OF FAITH AND SERVICE. -As You Like It HE scnatc of '45 has rcndcrcd rcal scrvicc to our class. On its shouldcrs lay thc plcasant rcsponsihilitics of stunt night and in' stallation, with the additional rcsponsihilitics of kccping thc lunchf room clcan and orderly, making Southern attractivc through posters, sccing that thcrc was two way tratlic on onc floor and onc way traff tic on anothcr, having girls appcar h-:forc a justice for not hcing rcal Southcrnitcs, kccping miincographcd material handy for school activitics, putting ovcr with a hang plays and social affairs, and work' ing hand in hand with thc L'Critcrion. Prcsidcnt Dorothy McMullin and hcr cahinct havc workcd hard to lcavc Southcrn hcttcr than they found it, and the class of june '45 will agrcc that thcy did thcir joh wcll. NL- PRESIDENTS CABINET .S'1'.1'ly-llim'