College High School - La Campanilla Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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Mr. Woodworth Mr. Zabady MR. WOODWORTH: The greatest opportunity for dis- covery in biology I would hope comes through contact with lab experiments and individual projects. The project, especi- ally, gives the student an opportunity to probe more deeply some particular area of interest. This pursuit of new knowl- edge is probably the most rewarding part of science. SCIENCES Mr. Placek MR. HAMDAN: Discovery is the theme of physics. It explains why certain things happen through study of the laws of nature. Mrs. Gerhardt Mr. Hamdan Man in his acquisition of knowledge strives to discover fundamen- tal principles. In chem- istry, these principles grow out of general- izations based on ex- perimental phenome- 11

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Dr. Bock Miss Kibbe Mrs. Knecht DR. BOCK: In Latin I we discover the Roman way of life through the Latin readings . . . and the similarities and differences in languages and cultures. MISS KIBBE: The Aeneid epitomizes discovery: a long voyage to discover a new land, a long war to discover a new race. The student of Vergil makes daily discoveries: he discovers the . . . stylistic subtleties of word and phrase, image and symbol; he discovers the rules men lived by, the philosophy they li -ed by; he disco ' ers how hard was (and is) the making of a ' hero. ' MRS. KNECHT: Students who are asked to observe data and find reasons for phenom.ena function more successfully than those who . . . are not stimulated to question. LANGUAGES :; -. - 1 1 Pv 1 1 ' J H H ' ■- ' - % t P L arf ' ' j| HH i 1 ■ Miss Eiben MRS. KNECHT: One learns best what one has discovered for himself. Such learning is unspoiled by a sense of labor, and the cry, ' Eureka! ' is always a joyous one. ' Mrs. Dalton Mrs. Susi 10

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Mr. Bell SOCIAL STUDIES Mr. Moore Mr. Bate ML 1 1 Hc!9 B.ll ■ Ik Dr. Fox MUSIC Dr. Sacher Mr. Shadel Mr. Moll SPEECH BUSINESS