Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

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RAYMOND ROLLINS Phys. Ed. and baseball whiz . . . lotta hustle, boys . . . advice with a smile . . . keeps the Hall Patrol hustling. RUTH SERGESON Well liked by all . . . Mrs, S. . . . nice dresser. ROMAINE WEAVER Be prepared to discuss Business Problem 5 in class tomorrow . . . pink, orange and yellow cards really keep her busy . . . responsible for many fine assem- blies. MARION SACHS All right class, let's have it quiet . . . talented seamstress . . . how can one small woman know so much about math? EARLE SMITH Enjoys shooting - cameras and guns . . . everything about Eng- lish. PETER WURM French taught with grammar . . . oh, those seniors! . . . ad- mired by the whole student body. WILLIAM SARKAS Favorite class? - nintlz period study hall . . . object of com- mercial senior girls' 'affection . . . new economic geography teacher. LUCY VERDEROSE You owe three cents . . . spon- sor of F.T.A .... capable li- brarian. VINCENT ZACCONE Our new Spanish teacher . . . Senorita, que es le preguntar' . . . oh, that continental walk!

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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.

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In A0'ectz'onate Memory J CLARENCE SMITH Born: Iunuary 10, 1905 Died: September 26, 1957 Instructor in Industrial Arts 1952-1957 i 'W' M A MAN J Rugged but upright A TEACHER Critical but kindly and courteous A FRIEND Unflattering but Warm, sin- cere, and steadfast His passing leaves a vacant place 0 ' 4 A K . Mr. Lutz's secretary, Hilda Murray Mrs. Hannals secretary, Minerva Ware Left to right: Selena Johnson, General Office Secretaryg Betty Jean johnson, Secretary to Mrs. Johnsong Betty Lighty, General Office Secretary.