Fair Lawn High School - Crimson and Gray Yearbook (Fair Lawn, NJ)

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SCIENCE . . . We have heard much in recent months concerning the im- portance of science in high school programs. Our school has no need for drastic revisions in this respect. Our science department has always been an excellent one, and we are proud of its achieve- ments. A ' J. LESLIE CAMPBELL DONALD EVES SIEGER KWIATKOWSKI A.B. HAROLD E. HOCH M.A. VIRGIL C. SASSO M.A. 10 Y THOMAS C. CARLOMAGNO M.A. Area Chairman JAM ES M. LEACH M.A. WILLARD L. UMSTADTER, JR. M.Ed.

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FOREIGN LANGUAGE Want to see the world? This department will open new vistas to you in French, Spanish, German, Italian and Latin clas- ses, taught by a well-rounded and capable staff. A 1- ANNE S. HEFFLER B.A. Latin bw ' ' rf-453,95 - VIRGINIA ANASTASSOFF , ,A a.A. French K Jigs? ,V . tt, I v -I If-A ,JFS ff-it I ' -' 2 -NL 6 4 Q L Tfiqig ,I cL:M:Ns sunk: MARY L. BORRA Spanish A.M. Spanish ,R wi .... rw ' ii W1 6 LENA DE CONDO HELEN GREGG B.A. M.A. Spanish and Italian Fl'6Y1Ch DR. KARL MULLER Ph.D. German

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MATHEMATICS . . . Mathematics is the handmaiden of science, General mathematics and algebra are among the basic courses: trignonometry and solid geometry are offered to the more advanced stu- dents. I .1-i' S -sr J fe to r-N-N-M-,m W W u L ' 'A r-'c - v Y W 4 ' f ' r - , , , coz 4 A ,. kx' ' . ,,.'. :1.'--: MARITA HAnRlsoN ,E X 1 5.5. -ff ' V A QL, t j. f 1 HowARo JACOBS ' , 5 3 A-if' A.B. i Kg- F T - ' 'E . L L - ' cAm. J. KRAUSE A M.s. lv Y ' 1 ff. 5 Q , A trs we Wm .W W. , , 5 T Y we 3 Jovce L. MAITHER L A.s. N ,PIQ af . , RONALD C. TAYLOR B.S. 1. 9 w li JOHN H. RILEY M.A. pAUL V. RQGLER ROBERT P. YOUNG Ed.D. A.B. 11