Dickinson High School - Gnome Yearbook (Jersey City, NJ)

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JOSEPH SHELLEY IN MEMORIAM Our school suffered a great loss upon the death of Mr. Shelley, of the Industrial Department. As a member of the Dickinson Faculty for six years, Mr. Shelley won many friends among the students and faculty, with his amiable ways and noble character. Mr. Shelley was connected with the public school system for about twenty years. Before becoming a member of the Dickinson Faculty he taught at the Henry Snyder junior High School and Public School No. 23. Twenty-one

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THE GNOME JUNE FACULTY-Continued Edgar R. Stockman, B.C.S., B.S., A.M. Sadie Bossert, A.B. 14. awww KOJVW? wfwmwm , 5 - X' 4' 1 Cor, kg . 'Q Anna R. Raguse William A. Miller, B.C.S., B.S. Beatrice V. Reilly Ethel R. Colley, B.S. Anna McMahon Catherine A. Shea, B.S. Olive Desmond, B.S. james N. Steele Henry D. Burghardt Paul F. Weld George C. Witt William E. Jewett Ralph A. Loomis, B.S. Herbert McCaslin jacob A. Sieben Loren C. Wagoner joseph Fishkin, B.S. Henry Ouram I. Stewart Walker, B.S., M.E. Chidley D. Mears, B.S. Frank Halstead james X. Warren Merwyn F. Seely Charles Benter, B.S. Louis Trimnell, B.S., M.E. John Barry, B.S. Lua R. Crawford, B.S. Marion McKisack Ethel Willett Florence A. Kelley Bernard Flynn, B.C.S. Lillian Dvorkin, B.S. Helen Lawrence, B.S. Veronica Madden, B.S. Margaret Murphy, A.B. Donald Campbell, A.B. Thomas Wallace, A.B., LL.B. INDUSTRIAL Edith L. Capron Johanna L. Thomae Anita L. Niebanck Carrie M. Niebanck, B.S. Philip Caroselli, B.S., A.M. Edward L. Mailly, B.S. Claude deHegh, B.S. Henry W. Osgood John Currey, B.S., M.E. George W. Wood William Osterhold, B.S. Leonard Stroebel, E.E. john De Cottis, B.S., M.E., Eleanor McCann Morris Slurzburg, B.S. Harold Schmidhauser Bernard Cummings Stephen Roach, M.E. Joseph Ambrosie Carrnela Martoglio Ann Pihlman, B.Sc. William Bartlett FREEHAND DRAWING john K. WoodruHf Bonnie Artaserse Mary S. Hallady PHYSICAL TRAINING Clair Birch, jr. Ruth Gunsberg Alex Wilson, jr., B.S. Isabel Soper, A.B. Mildred L. Anderson, B.S. Sol Brotman Richard Horne Adelaide Caldwell, B.P.E. OFFICE Margaret Smith Jennie Van Winkle Margaret Dorton Eleanor Schoefer, B.S. Bessie Roth Zita Yeck Twenty Bertha Newman Margaret McCoy Gussie Radin Margaret Swift Mary Kelly M.M.E. ..:.QC.a

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THE GNOME JUNE DR. HENRY S. COOLEY, PH.D., B.S., M.S. RETIREMENT At the beginning of this term the Faculty and Students had the misfortune of losing one of its very valuable and esteemed teachers. Dr. Henry S. Cooley, Ph.D., B.S., M.S., one of the few teachers to come to Dickinson with a Doctor's Degree was forced to retire because of ill health. He received his Ph. D. at johns Hopkins and his B.S. and M.S. at New York University. For twenty-seven years Dr. Cooley was a teacher of high rating in both Civics and History. His excellent work in this department won him recognition and as a result he was chosen head of the History Department. Since his retirement Dr. Cooley is residing at his home in Mahwah, N. J., where he spends most of his time at work among his various plants and flowers. We all hope with the deepest sincerity that Dr. Cooley will soon regain his health so that we may once again be benefited by his willingness to help us and his kind and cheerful word to all who asked his help. Twenty-two