Lower Camden County High School - L Agenda Yearbook (Lindenwold, NJ)

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Mr. Oakes Mrs. O'Kane Miss Rothermel Mr. Schrage Mrs. Simpson Dr. Stoudt Miss Taylor Mrs. Walsh Mr. Zerr IOHN I. OAKBS HARRY N. STOUDT Physical Education Science A. B. St. Ioseph's College B. S. Temple University University ot Pennsylvania M. Ed. Temple University ESTELLE G. OKANE Ph. D. gahns lliloplrins University English Aorne Urgversity B. S. Rutgers University lbnght ouege M. S. Rutgers University KATHARINE S. TAYLOR Home Economics HELEN JANE ROTHERMEL B. S. Albright College Home Economics B. S. Albright College ANNE R. WALSH Pennsylvania State College Librarian A. B. 11 t ' LEON SCHRAGE Co ege o Chestnut Hill l Temple University Science B. S. West Chester State Teachers College IESSE B. ZERR University of Pennsylvania Music University of Michigan B. S. West Chester State Teachers College C l b' ' ' MARromE P. s1MPsoN O um 'C' Um e'S1'Y Commercial B. S. Rider College Bucknell College lAlIlIlll

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Illllllll I. IRENE GAWRYSIAK Commercial B. S. Drexel Institute ot Technology IAMES I. HAGANS English A. B. St. Ioseph's College Villanova College Temple University University of Pennsylvania ALBERT V. HENDRICKSON Science B. S. Trenton State Teachers College ETHEL L. HERMAN Mathematics B. S. Pennsylvania State College M. Ed. Pennsylvania State College DAVID A. IANOWITZ Industrial Arts B. S. Trenton State Teachers College M. Ed. Rutgers University Miss Gawrysiak Mr. Hagans LAVERNE I. KOHN Social Studies A. B. Susquehanna University GEORGE T. LOCKWOOD French A. B. Duke University M. A. University of Pennsylvania CHARLES WILLIAM MCCORD Mathematics B. S. Dickinson College West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College HELEN L. MEGARGEE English B. S. Temple University M. Ed. Temple University JOHN A. NORTON, IR. Industrial Arts B. S. University of Maine Mr. Hendrickson Miss Herman Mr. Ianowitz Miss Kohn Mr. Lockwood Mr. McCord Miss Megargee Mr. Norton

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SENIIIR MASS AIIVISER For the first time in several years it is your good fortune to be graduated from school into a world upon which peace has descended. This is a tre- mendous gift. It is a gift that has been purchased for you in part by the devotion and efforts of former schoolmates. But, although peace has been obtained, the larger task of reconstruction and reconversion still faces you. During the ensuing years let all the knowledge, all the wisdom, and all the scholarship that is yours be dedicated to the peaceful solution of this problem so that the gift of peace, purchased so unselfishly, may not have been purchased in vain. .Haan-mv Signing Our Last Will and Committee Meeting Doesn't it look empty now that Testament we've graduated! I2