Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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DURING 0UR CAREERS AT A In the upper left two energetic typists are shown in a speed contest, while below them one of our budding artists is seen working at his master- HAVING complete and up-to-date de- partmental equipment, is one ot the reasons that Haddon l-leights rates high among the recognized secondary schools ol our state. The gym, through WPA aid, was re- tloored this year, and new tloor and wall mats added tor protective purposes. ln the physical education classes new climb- ing ropes and a safety belt augmented the other standard equipment tor the benefit ot those stalwart lads who, under the sauad system, have been known to change piece. Below the auditorium scene a typical domestic art class is in session. To the right one may observe one of those husky brutes seen in the gym. clothes and be down on the gym floor in torty-tive seconds, The shop, however, tor use in the manual training department, acauired probably the most new material and eauipment, A new scroll saw, band saw, spinning and turning lather, art metal tools, photographic supplies, metal spin- ning tools and many other supplies and improvements have been added this year. Using their new trescol and tinger paints, the art department greatly aided the dance committees by making decora- Tweli

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T0 GUI overcoming the many obstacles which have confronted us during our four- year stay at Haddon Heights High School, they have been one of the greatest influences in the training and moulding of our characters. In appreciation of the ideals set forth by these men and women, and in gratitude of their teaching and faithful instruction, we, the class of l939, will endeavor to live up to their high ideals and strive to do honor to the Faculty and School to whom we owe so much. Hmf!llWMLi M.t'.17f - rr' . DE AND LEA!! US Top row-left to right: SAMUEL R. KAMM, A.B., M.A. History GLADYS Le FEVRE, A.B., Ph.B. English ERN ESTINE R. LOOS School Nurse HELEN E. MISH, A.B., M.A.g English, M.A., Ed. English Second row: INEZ NOBLE Commercial MERCY OLENBUSH, A.B., M.A. Commercial SUE 0'NEIL, A.B. Librarian HELEN PLUMER, M.A., B.A. Dramatic Coach, English Third row: D. HARTLEY SINCLAIR, A.B., B.M., M.A. Music FRANK E. SLAUGHTER, B.S., M.A. Head of Science Department SAMUEL B. SNEATH, B.S., M.A. Science HAROLD C. STROBEL, B.S., M.E. Mechanical Drawing Fourth row: GLADYS TEAHAN, B.L.l., M.S. English CARL J. TISALL, B.S., M.A., G.E.N. Science WALTER W. TROPP, B.S. Social Science ADA E. WALKER Latin Fifth row: LOUISE C. WALTER, B.S., M.5. Commercial GUY P. WHARTON, B.S., M.S. Head of Commercial Department MAURINE M. WILSON, A.B., M.A. History, Sophomore Class Adviser

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MUDERN, VVELL EQUIPPEII Tlitrteen Pictured in the library, is one of our scholars shown diligently studying the muses, while to the right of the auditorium a shop student acquires tions and posters The students also participated in many local, state and even national exhibitions ancl contests, ln the laboratories new balance scales, apparatus tor demonstrating osmosis and static elece tricity, and other technical improvements have made the sciences much more enioy- able and instructive. The classes in which one can really enjoy his or rather her work is in domestic arts, The girls, and even one or two boys, usually have a pleasant meal when eating the results skill at the lathe. The mechanical-minded finds the drawing classes among his favorite subjects, second only to chemistry. ol their culinary efforts, but even they occasionally burn the toast. l-laddon lrleighls is fortunate in having on exceptionally fine commercial departe ment Contacts with local business houses furnish excellent cooperative training for our commercial students, They aslo test their business ability while securing ads for the yearbook, by working on the school paper's business statt or by keeping the records ot the Student Association,