Manalapan Township Middle School - Yearbook (Englishtown, NJ)

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4AgVA V W ., ,,, .. .,f..,r,,,i f ax- V I-mvrrign--t--.N-Amgen THE LONG WAIT. Gordon's Cornet pupils line up awaiting signal to board bus. i i MAIN STREET SCHOOL fffflf f P15752 1 -, f- J The Manalapan Township School district is grow- ing, and the enrollment figures are expected to double within the next five years. New housing developments are responsible for this anticipated growth. All of us will need to work together to insure that the educational program remain intact and not to be swamped by the influx of new mem- bers. We, presently have four buildings that house grades kindergarten through eight, with a new fif- teen room addition planned. Talk is going on pre - sently concerning new school sites and classroom and building facilities. It is exciting to grow, and it is especially a challenge to all of us to make sure that we keep pace with the community needs. It is with this kind of spirit that we open the pages of this Yearbook. We sense an ongoing spirit all about us, and how wonderful it is to be associated with something alive and Vital, 4

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sl r . NURS, , Wt, .A.,, .. ,. mwah' K W K - Wa. MEDlClN --'- IATION E M Y2!.R CAREER Music ke WHAT vnu. ur ac? f ' Q TEAcl-nun Nc .rf ' ,gif ,ft R XX THE WORLD AROUND US. An understanding ofthe secrets of nature and science is vital to a well-rounded education. FOR THE FUTURE. Members of the graduating class assume the responsibility of meeting with the High School counselor to help determine high school courses. HOW DOES IT WORK? By making and studying models we learn how mechanical things operat In this case we get a history lesson as well. G. ft

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- . 1955 A , ' f I Jia: ge of Growth MILLHURST SCHOOL PINE STREET SCHOOL HOMEWARD BOUND! Gordou's Corner group races for bus at the end of another clay. V