Cape May High School - Yam Epac Yearbook (Cape May, NJ)

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MRS MARGARET SCHELLENGER MR. HAROLD B. SHILL Art Social Science It turned out to be the English department which I had planned on visiting anyway. I awoke to the sound of a loud laugh, the result-I later found out-of a Chaucer discussion. I didn't think it right for there to be laughter in an English class, but as the class progressed, saw that out or the laughter was coming knowledge and bowed out. I next came to a room from which issued sounds of a discussion of government. I wandered into the social studies department, but ran out when I found that they had progressed far beyond where I might ever go. Seeing writing on a board which said sine, I went to the teacher to correct her spelling. She told me that this was a mathematics class, not an English group. Properly squelched, I apologized and remarked upon the efficiency of the department and left quickly to remarks of, Sea- horse is to stupid as Cape May is to seoshore. This was enough, but as I continued my tour, I noticed that in arts, athletics, agriculture, and home economics -my knowledge was inferior to that which the present stu- dents were acquiring. Seeing my deficiencies I left the classroom, never to return, and went to meet the new crop of seniors.

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'yacaltq MR WILLIAM R COONEY English Jv- MR ARTHUR N JARVIS Science MISS DOLORES KENDALL Physical Education I 'bg 1 MRS EMILIE CRESSE MISS MILDRED A HOLLIDA Home Economncs Languages Naturally enough my first stop on my tour of CMHS must be with the faculty who contribute so much to the education and person ality development of those who have followed me into CMHS lnlttally I had planned vlsltlng the Math department first but hearing that a cousin of mme was ln the science lab I went there first I was disappointed to find that cousin S1 Seahorse was pickled but the information I gained made the visit worthwhile While in the science lab I heard someone mention that there was some real excitement going on an the French class so I quickly skipped down the hall and sktdded to a halt at the sound of the Marsefllarse Giving the Seahorse Cavalry salute I paid my respects to the students and teacher and departed The next step was to check upon the commercial department Following the sounds of ticking typewriter keys I wandered unto the room and hopped upon a typewriter carnage While riding back and forth I studied the intricacies of the touch system The last rude ended quickly as I lost my grip and plunged out the door across the hall and into another classroom Y MRS MARY C MARVIN MR SAMUEL PLEVIAK Mathematics English BUSIHGSS Education 9 .. SS F. x A ,, X :If l X ,' ' - M I Q' III 'lv E

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