Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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D. L. DE SANTIS FRANCIS LOMBARDI Millersville State College, B.S. Rutgers University, B.S. JOSEPH ROTT Trenton State College, B.A. EDWARD I. MARSHALL, Department Chairman University of Pennsylvania, B.S., M.S. 107

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Industrial Arts Department In an attempt to provide an extensive program for the more vocationally-oriented student, Kennedy ojjfered an extremely varied industrial arts curriculum. Among the courses provided were power mechanics, graphic arts, technical drawing, and the more traditional wood and metal shops. Directed by Mr. Edward Marshall, the department chairman, students had opportunities to gain practical experience in their various fields of study. The memories of these students will be of T-squares, engine parts, saws, and resistors. These students, it is hoped, will become better electricians, mechanics, and BERTRAM MILES engineers because of their training at JFK. Rutgers University, B.S. ALTON VASBINDER WILLIAM NORCROSS Texas Christian University, B.S. Moorehead University, B.S 106

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JOSEPH PRICE King's College, A.B. EMMA FAUSTMAN Duke University, A.B. Language Department DOLORES FREEDMAN Temple University, B.S. The knowledge of a foreign language is growing in importance. To aid students in gaining language abilities JFK ojfered four languages Latin, Spanish, French, and German. For all but German, five years of each language were available. Mr. John DePetris, the chairman, and his department have provided language students with memories of vocabulary tests, conjugating verbs, learning ALM dialogues, and many similar tasks. N o one could quickly forget the many varied personalities of the teachers of the language department. !