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

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The study of history stimulates classes who share in Mr. Wilkinson's and Mr. Greenberg's presentations. SOCIAL STUDIES Herman R. Greenberg, B.S. Mansfield State College World History and U.S. History I William L. Lair, B.S. Trenton State College Community Citizenship Ruth G. Lord, B.S. Rutgers University Community Citizenship and U.S. History I ,.....',,., Conflict caused by world geography assumes more realistic dimensions when clarified by Mrs. Thorpe's lectures. Mr. Lair and Mrs. Lord use a miniature version of a vot- ing machine to explain a cherished American privi- lege. Mr. Narducci and Miss Pratt agree that research is an important factor in learning Noun , ievvlv Nw 1 Amwirs ' ,,bi1Zgiic5,fx' was if RV? A .X A ' 'BFFH Complemented by visual materials, Mr. Stein- ruck and Mr. Taylor bring America's history history. NEWS D. Michael Narducci, B.A. Glassboro State College History of the Eastern Hemisphere Alynda H. Pratt, M.S. Glassboro State College History of the Western Hemisphere into clearer perspective. Samuel L. Steinruck, M.A. University of Pennsylvania U.S. History II and World History American Field Service Club Edward W. Taylor, B.S. Temple University U.S. History I and II Beverly E. Thorpe, B.S. Eastern Michigan University World Geography and Personal Economics Richard A. Wilkinson, B.S. Shippensburg State College U.S. History I

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Mr. Smith's hi h de ree of artistic involvement is a com elling reason for the g g P Choir's unparalleled success. Cataloging and classifying books are among the main duties of Mr. Genovese. In the execution of detail and finesse, Mr. Shenk offers his direction to this young student of art. The ingenuity and precision of Mr. Ben jamin provided football fans with extra ordinary half time spectaculars. MUSIC - ART . LIBRARY Howard K. Benjamin, Richard M. Smith, B.S. Ronald L. Shenk, B.S. joseph Genovese, B.A. Bachelor of Music West Chester State College Glassboro State College Glassboro State College Nyack Missionary College Music Art Library Instrumental Music Bowling Club Library Council

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To guide a student toward proficiency, Mr. Siri and Mr. Riegert examine his proof, giving suggestions for the next draft. Miss DuCoin demonstrates hazards of using half spray near open Hameia precaution for Mr. Rheiner exhibits the usage of a micrometer to check modern homemakers' a tolerance on a machine shop jig. Feeding fabric through the machine properly is essential for producing a well-tailored garment-a principle emphasized by Miss Christy. INDUSTRIAL ARTS 0 HCME ECONOMICS Wayne W. Rneiner, Ed.M. Herman M. siri, B.S. Dolores D. Christy, B.A. Phyllis M. DuCoin, B.S. Rutgers University Trenton state College Montclair State College Drexel Institute of Industrial Arts Mechanical Drawing, Clfffhiflg and TCCIWIOIOBY Wood Shop and Metal Shop Home Economics I Foods and Home Economics phemgmphy Club Future Homemakers of I America Junior High Future Paul T. Riegert, B.A- Homemakers of America Trenton State College Mechanical Drawing and Wood Shop