Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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CHARLES HOMAN Brilliant at math and chemistry . . . one of our new teachers . . . few words, but all to the point. GENEVIEVE JAMES Chemistry is the most important subiect in school. . . .manages to find all those green cardsi' . . . seniors are her specialty. LESLIE JOSEPH English - his best subject . . . always traveling . . . How are girls in France? - Mr. Joseph nows, he's been there. JOHN INGHAM Knows how to hanrlle those car- penter tools and all the ins,' and Houtsv of u:ooa'u:orkin,Q . . . friendly personality. OLGA ISENBERC Girls, take a letter. . . . short- hand and typing are her held . . . always ready with a help- ful hint. KNUD JENSEN Electrifying personality . . knows all about woodshop . . willing and agreeable. GORDON JOHNSON Teaches those boys all about science and shop . . . has quit using horses and lmgzgies and switched to haf, Buiclcs. JAMES KAN E First English, then I.B.T. and General Business . . . makes quite an impression with his refl hair and smile . . . one of our able football coaches. ALISON LAING A loyal school supporter! . . . wears an Ipana smile . . . squares and figures are her business CAI- gebra and Geometryi.

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WARREN GRODOTZKE Agriculture and chemistry are his specialties . . . backbone of the senior class . . . faithful sup- LILLIAN HAAS Real keen on sports . . . ca- pable coach . . . hockey is a running game . . . small but porter of the F.F.A. mighty. HILDA HARRIS No, no, repeat that line, pleaselv . . . willing to help with any problem . . . a very able reading coach. RUTH HANNA Winning smile . . . Have you sent in your application for Col- lege Boarclsiy' . . . capable guid- ance counselor, ccr tg . -.,+ N c,. c bie i so ,V.. MORGAN HEISTER EARL HINTON Socrates of the schoolroom . . . His smile and personality win talent in coaching clrarnatics is students . . . Oh! how he can greatly missed . . . his lessons are control that 6th lunch block!! loaclecl with historical gossip. LESTER HAND Knows his cars . . . sheer expert in metal construction . . . al- ways has a helping hand. GLADYS HAZEL M-m-m-what,s cooking? . . . makes fine homemakers out of our girls. MILTON HINTON Calm under all conditions . . . nice to all . . . a swell football coach.

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EDNA LAWRENCE Home Economics teacher . . . really can cook and sew . . . pleasant personality . . . likes young people. MARY MARVIN Marvelous Latin teacher . . . Honor Society sponsor . . . win- ning smile. EMMA PFLUCFELDER Got a problem in science or biology? . . . see Miss Pflug- felder . . . wonderful canteen sponsor . . . loves horses and all kinds of sports. PAUL LETTERMAN Trains the F.F.A. - future 'fisi- cists, of America . . . Now this is very dijlicult to understandl' . . . hard worker on the maga- zine drive . . . oh, that smile! JOHN MILLER Excels in teaching bookkeeping . . . always has a smile . . . keeps his students on their toes . . . likes to reduce the size of his class! ROSEMARY REILLY x2 x y2 : z2 . . . just ask her about algebra . . . very witty. 914. DOROTHY LUTZ Makes English seem like fun . . . Learn 10 Latin derivatives for tomorrow . . . friendly and conducts a real interesting class. WILLIAM MYERS Teaches ,em well about book- keeping . . . paper econornizer . . . keeps up with the news. MYRTLE EAVER ROBBINS Trains our choir to perfection . . . very talented piano and organ player and singer.