South Philadelphia High School - Keepsake Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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Mr. A. Beaumont Mr. H. Becker QQ V X r EXMQSSMJ. 'Bergex-13 , Mrs. H. Candeub Mr. A. DeRosa V' .ff 'Ten Miss Z. Hanover Mrs. S. Heyne Mr. I. Karchin Mr. L. Margarite Mr. J. Mathieu

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Dr. C. Rosenthal Mr. F. Rothman Mr. D. Ryan Mr. C. Shelow Mrs. A. Szldanny Mrs. M. Struve Miss A. Wogan Mr. I. Katz Departmental Head E CLIH The spotlight falls on our English Department. The literary world was opened to us during these three years. Our teachers impressed us with their vast knowledge and everlasting understanding of our not digging Shakespeare. Some of us tried our creative skills in the journalism class and others hamming it up in Dramatics. WStar English was offered for those of us who were amateur psychologists. How can we forget the many dreaded book tests, essays and compositions, term tests, gram' mar reviews research papers, poetry reading, and of course, Romeo, Romeo, wherefore art thou Romeo? Charles Dickens, Edna Eerber, Robert Frost, William Shakespeare, you will be in our hearts forever!

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.. Mr. D. Paranzino l -ras' s v r,. . XI' Vx' r .gif Ns 5f?f,Y X Mrs. M. Rank rl, t Mr. W. Reisman Mr. J. Shuman Miss E. Speiser Mr. S. Weiner Mr. S. Brodsky Departmental Head I-II TGRY Of course Grant took Richmond. If you don't be' lieve me, ask Miss Liberty Bell fMiss Bergenl, or any one of the teachers in our school under the di' rection of Mr. Brodsky, the head of the Social Studies Department. If there were any questions in our minds concerning history, we knew where to go. All of our history teachers were up to date on their favorite subject and were overjoyed to exhibit their great store of knowlf edge. We were certainly privileged to be able to obtain such an excellent background in both American and European history here at Southern. Eleven