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

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MR. JAMES OUTLAW 1200 Jefferson Ave., Woodlyn East Stroudsburg State Teach- ers College, B.S.; Head of So- cial Studies Department; Gov- ernment and Economics; W.A.I.R. Club, Bowling Club. MR. ROY DWYER MRS. CHRISTOPHER HUNT 833 Grant Rd., Folcroft West Chester State Teachers College, B.S.; American His- tory, Government and Econom- ics, Driver Training; Philoso- phy Club Sponsor. Crozer Seminary, Upland Murray State College, A.B.; Southern Illinois University; English, Social Studies; Art and Crafts Club Sponsor. . (X J, H- Social Studies The Social Studies Department, under the leadership of Mr. James Outlaw, strived to achieve two fundamental goals. The first was to prepare the stu- dent for life and its vast responsibilities in an ever shrinking world. The second goal was to initiate an upward mobility, encouraging every student to advance himself socially, economically, culturally, aesthetically, and in- tellectually. In order to better achieve these goals, the department was in the process of revising and rewriting its curriculum. MR. PRANK GENO 515 Alexander Ave., Drexel Hill Lock Haven State College, B.S.; American History; Rifle Tea Sponsor. . MR. ROBERT A. RIGBY 509 Clark Ave., Folsom Pennsylvania Military College B.S.; Temple University, Uni- versity of Pennsylvania, East- ern Baptist College; World Cultures; Chairman of Sopho- more Class Sponsors; Sports Appreciation Club Sponsor, Boys' Varsity Club Sponsor; Jr. Varsity Baseball Coach. MR. EDWARD A. SCHULTZ 1534 Blackrock Rd., Swarthmore West Chester State Teachers College, B.S.; Temple University, M.S.; World Cultures; Baseball, and Student Council Sponsor; Presi- dent of Coaches Asso- ciation. 11

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“THERE IS NO FRIGATE like a book to take us lands away . . E. Dickinson MRS. CHARLES BLOUCH 33 Green Valley Rd., Wallingford Western Reserve University, B.A.; University of Pennsyl- vania, M.S.; Girls’ Guidance Counselor; F.T.A. Sponsor. MR. GROVER DU MARS R.F.D. 2, Phoenixville Thiel College, B.S.; University of Pennsylvania, M.S.Ed.; Boys’ Guidance Counselor. Guidance The Guidance Department offered a service designed to assist students in selecting and individualizing their courses of study. It aided students in ascertaining their abilities and interests, and in determining the best way to develop them. Furthermore, it acted as liason agent between par- ent, teacher, and student, thus promoting understanding through adequate communication. Library and Reading During 1964-1965, the Reading Department offered stu- dents reading improvement courses, and made available an extensive library of books to suit every level of reading ability. The main library, on the other hand, served all students, whatever their demands were, and the librarian was aided in this service by members of the Library Club and by Li- brary Aids. MRS. JON A. COWEN 425 S. 51st Street, Philadelphia University of Massachusetts, B.S.; Drexel Institute of Tech- nology, M.S.; Librarian; Library Club; Buccaneer News Sponsor MR. JOHN SCHRAMM 201-3rd St., Newtown Square University of Southern California, B.A.; Univer- sity of Pennsylvania, M.Ed.; Reading Coordi- nator; Great Books. 10

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MISS ANTOINETTE R. STABINSKI 11 Jeffrey Rd., Aldan Immaculata College, B.A.; Eng- lish, Latin 11,111; Head of Eng- lish Department; Yearbook Pro- duction Staff Sponsor; Scott’s Hi-Q Sponsor; Latin Club Spon- MR. GEORGE E. KAPPES 2005 Ravenwood Dr., Folcroft v. Villanova University, B.A.; Eng- lish, Driver Education; Bucca- neer News Sponsor. y- E. LITTLE 15£8 Brierwood Rd., Gordon Sponsor English v In the English Department, the many facets of communica- tion were given appropriate and adequate setting in the lit- eratures of America, England, and the world; individual needs were served by courses on varied tracks; lay readers provided opportunity for frequent writing experiences. The field was fer- tile; success was assured. The necessary ingredient was the in- dividual student's effort. MRS. DOROTHY SOUTHWORTH 349 Beverly Blvd., Upper Darby Ursinus College, B.S.; English. MRS. CARL STRONA 640 South Ave., Secane Scripps College, B.A.; Univer- sity of California at Los Ange- les; English; Senior Class Sponsor. MR. EDMOND WEINHEIM D-2 Spring Hill Square, Secane West Chester State Col- lege, B.S.; Villanova University, M.A.; Eng- lish, French; Dramatics Club and Senior and Junior Play Sponsor; Chairman of Senior Class Sponsors. 12