Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

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.- mg 1 M, ,Q The intelligence of Miss White is offered to broaden students' knowledge of every aspect of language and literature. Mrs. Groeling and Mrs. Fell work hard to prepare an efficient and ap- propriate program of learning for their freshman classes. A design for excellence in the art of communication is an objective of Mr. Fabian's instruction in public speak- ing classes. Nm , LM, ENGLISH Andrew R. Fabian, A.B. King's College English II and Public Speaking Car and Motorcycle Club Dorothy E. K. Fell, B.A. Gettysburg College English I Concert Club

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,mymlmc ,fff,, f ,,,, The mechanical intricacies ., - and complex functions of the oscilloscope are thor- ' oughly understood by Mr. MacCulloch. Mrs. Pierce realizes that even menial tasks are requisite for the successful outcome of a scientific experiment. , iii s Q me NL 1. By using life-like charts, Mr. Weil enhances the Miss Apelian and Mr. Bendorf wish that this telescope fascinating story of Lumbricus Annelida. had four legs instead of three. Robert J. Aitken, B.A. Glassboro State College General Science Junior Science Club Carol A. Apelian, B.A. Glassboro State College General Science, Grade 8 Joseph L. Bendorf, B.A. Glassboro State College Science, Grade 7 Thomas J. Curley, M.A. Temple University Biology Weigh t-Isometric Club George R. MacCulloch, B.S. West Chester State College Physics and Electronics I, II Ham Radio Club and Senior Prom Mary Ann Pierce, B.A. Eastern Baptist College Physical Sciences Assembly Ushers and Science Fair Harry B. Tunis, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Chemistry Chemistry Club Benjamin Weil, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Biology Record Collectors' Club

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- 5gW,M..5 ,,, ' i f e y Z5?gz?ESs2, Miss Provine, Mrs. McCourt and Mrs. Gasl-:ill analyze the results of their students, progress during the first marking period. ew,!'A3-7 , ,,,,, H The effects of the Norman Conquest are ex- plained by Miss Welsh and Mr. Hurtf to enrich the senior English program. vi ,, f , V i f ss Qu I is w -,tw . , F A fb , -.1 Mrs. Rogers explains to sophomore classes the impact made by communicating ideas with well- chosen vocabulary. Jo Anne P. Gaskill, B.A. Rutgers University College of South Jersey English, Grades 7 and 8 Marjorie M. Groeling, B.A. Bloomfield College English I and II Richard P. Hurff, B.A. Ursinus College English IV and Advanced Composition Anna F. McCourt, B.A. Frederick College English, Grade 8 Mary H. Provine, B.A. Glassboro State College Reading, Grades 7 and 8 Helen Lynne Rogers, B.A. Montclair State College English II and III Dramatic Club Roxanne Welsh, B.A. Douglass College English III and IV Literary Club Evelyn E. White, M.A. Bryn Mawr English III Chairman of Audubon Chapter of National Honor Society , f K N-ff If 5 ',- ' yn iv' fir ! -as X RJ x 4 5 at 'T' 1 -if x ,P I I Ge