Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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Q- .L BORDENTOWN 25aO SEPTEMBER 23 Here are some plays which made the crowd cheer At Bordentown, first game of the year. Benny Whitcraft makes a touchdown. Tell us, alumni, Do girls like sports Or do they think They're slick in shorts? Our journalism students read the while The cameraman's standing on the file Focusing the class from a dizzy height With careful attention to time and light. They're making a study-or taking a squint- At all the news that's fit to print. Przye 11N'Cllllfifl'L'L'

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This senior boy, Named Franlc Aiello, As campaign manager's Quite a fellow. Be it crops Page 1'WEl'ltll1f0llI' Or be it cops, Mr. Hess is Always tops! Rah, FOLKS, Rah! The tale of mathematics you can readily see ls a difficult taslc for both you and me. Quadratics and equations of the triclriest lrind Never stump our master mind. cf f4',,Qg, ei i Qdkf all C' Here is the sophomore mentor, Miss Davis, By Shalcespeare's line which has made her famous. A I- N1

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R Dodge, E. J. Parsons, Adviser, M. J. Makin, P. Riley, M. Lee, M. Slneaffer, E. Kellogg. Colleges are ill-equipped to make over students after they are graduated from high school. Too much emphasis cannot be placed On the activities of the high school and the habits formed by them. Difficulties in college invariably go back to what a student has done or has failed to do in high school. DEAN ROBERT C. DISQUE, Drexel Institute, October 8, 1958. Page T e lf-.fix COLUMBIA SCHOLASTIC PRESS ASSOCIATION PHILADELPHIA MEETING, OCTOBER 8, 1958 DREXEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY PROGRAM General Meeting-10:50 A. M. Address of Welcome- Dean Robert C. Disque Speaker-Miss Elizabeth Woodward, Sub- Deb Editor, Ladiea' Home Journal Sectional Conferences- 1l:O0 A. M.-12:15 P. M. Luncheon-12 :50 P. M. Guest Speaker-Mr. Ioseph M. Murphy, Director C. S. P. A. Advisers' Meeting-1:50 P. M.