Interboro High School - Buccaneer Trail Yearbook (Prospect Park, PA)

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MR. MARLIN R. O’NEAL 643 16th Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. Lebanon Valley, B.S.; Super- visor of Music; Marching Band, Concert Band, Junior High Band, Elementary School Band, Woodwind En- semble, Brass Choir, Swing Band. V I MR. HARRY H. COOLEY 718 15th Avenue Prospect Park, Pa. Mansfield State Teachers College, B.S.; University of Pennsylvania, M.S.; Chorus, Orchestra. FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT Under the direction of Mr. Cooley and Mr. O'Neal, music students strive to develop their potential abil- ities. These students have participated in District Band and District Chorus, and have given many excellent performances in our own school. Art students, under the guidance of Miss Lerch, have done much to increase Interboro's appreciation of cul- ture through their fine displays of talent within our school. This art work at the same time helps to brighten the halls throughout the building. ART WORK is an interesting topic for discussion among Miss Lerch and her artistic students. The conveyance oj spirit MISS HELEN L. LERCH B-310 Stonchurst Court Apartments Upper Darby, Pa. Pennsylvania State Univer- sity, B.S.; Sponsor, Scott's Hi-Q Team. THE MUSIC ROOM becomes the center of musical relaxation for these students. 16

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Learning to succeed in the business world MRS. IDA HEWETT R.D. 1 Swcdcsboro, N. J. Temple University; Book- keeping I, Typing I; Store Record-Keeping Club. MRS. DOROTHY RENNARD 156 Morton Road Springfield, Pa. Taylor School; Shorthand I and II, Transcription; F.S.A. Club. MRS. ELIZABETH R. HEBRON The Mayflower Bryn Mawr, Pa. Pierce Business School; Bloomsburg State College; Temple University; Short- hand, Typing, Business Math; Yearbook Business Advisor; Sophomore Class Sponsor. MRS. JANET DEATON 27 Jeffrey Road Aldan, Pa. Stanford University, B.A.; U.C.L.A.; Sales and Con- sumer Education, Office Practice, Secretarial Train- ing; Cheerleader Sponsor. MACHINES MUST BE MASTERED by those who will continue in the business world. MR. A. JACKSON EARLEY 19 W. Knowles Avenue Glenolden, Pa. Drexel Institute, B.S.C.; Temple University, M.Ed.; Typing; Head, Business Dept.; Faculty Manager, Athletics; School Activities Bank. BUSINESS DEPARTMENT To develop competent, self-thinking office workers is the primary objective of the Business Department. Each of these qualities contributes to better business and economic efficiency. In order to instill these qualities in aspiring young businessmen-to-be, such courses as secretarial training, typing, shorthand, and business math arc offered. The Business Department, in offering the services of typists to the teachers and to the office staff, helps to decrease the work-load of our faculty and to give our students invaluable experience. 15

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PRACTICAL ARTS DEPARTMENT THE INDUSTRIAL ARTS SHOWCASE gives shop students a chance to exhibit their skill. The Practical Arts Department has set up a fine training program for those students preparing for an education in fields other than the academic. Making constant use of ultra-modern equipment, the boys have been instructed in blueprint work, me- chanical drawing, and shop work. The girls arc given experience in the practical fields of cooking and sewing. With its well-equipped suite, the Home Economics Department has aimed to help the girls prepare for a better home and family living. MR. J. STANLEY LANDIS 221 S. Bullens Lane Woodlyn, Pa. Millersville State Teachers College, B.S.; Head, Indus- trial Arts Dept.; Mechanical Drawing, Blueprint Reading. Useful hands mold useful lives MRS. JEANNE FOX 349 S. Scott Avenue Glenoldcn, Pa. Temple University, B.S.; Homcmaking; Junior Class Sponsor. HOMEMAKERS OF TOMORROW learn skills to last a lifetime. 17