Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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BLANCHE MIRSE Asbury College, B.A. BARBARA CAMPBELL, Department Chairman University of Delaware, B.S. Home Economics Department 101 JFK ojfered to its students a varied home economics program. In an attempt to prepare girls for their future as homemakers, Mrs. Barbara Campbell, department head, and Mrs. M irse gave instruction in the jields of cooking, sewing, budgeting, and other essential parts of family living. Girls ended the year with memories of sewing aprons and seams, of having to eat those things they cooked, and of having to make a budget for themselves. With these experiences behind them, they will doubtlessly make excellent housewives.

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DENNIS REITER RUDOLPH TROPEA Bloomsburg St. College, B.S. University of North Carolina, B.A Temple University, M.Ed. JOHN KNORR Bloomsburg St. College, B.S. 100

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English Department Memories of book reports, compositions, and vocabulary tests flood the minds of Kennedy students when they recall their four years of High School English. The students however also recall the help and concern shown them by Mr. Maloney, department head, and the remainder of his department. HARRY MALONEY, Department Chairman Franklin 8L Marshall, A.B. Temple University, M.Ed. HABE RABUCK Lycoming College, B.S. In addition to grammar, students at JFK read and evaluate a wide variety of plays, novels, poems and short stories. Both the classic and modern authors are well represented in the curriculum. This department sponsors a wide range of activities for students who are interested in English or related fields. Among these are the Pierian Society, the Rocket, the school newspaper, and the Drama Club. 102 EILEEN GIBSON Trenton St. College, B.A