Mastbaum Vocational Technical School - Jem Yearbook (Philadelphia, PA)

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C0 ORDI ATORS The coordinators are divided into two groups Mrs Berber, Mr. Rudder, Mr Barr, and Mr Spector are the trade coordinators, Mrs. Hille and Mr Butler are the collateral sub- Ject coordinators One of the chief duties of the trade coordinators is to visit industry and keep the cur- MR IRWIN SPECTOR Co ordmator of Electric and Mechanical Drawinz. A i MR. WILBERT H. RUDDER MRS. ANNA W. BIEBER Co-ordinator of Commer- cial and Home Economics. MR. RANDOLPH R. BARR Co-ordinator of Auto Me- chanics, Wood Shop, Tex- tiles, and Music. in vocational schools up to date, in line with modern industrial processes and consistent throughout the various grades The trade co- ordinators also attempt to place the students in Jobs which commensurate with their ab1l1ty The coordinators of collateral subjects are responsible for seeing that the courses of study for aca- demic subJects maintain the stand- ards that are required for success in business and industry. The coordinators are alwavs ready to offer their advice and their help whenever it is asked of them by a student. Shops, Commercial Art, l C Co-ordinator of Commer- cial and Machine Shop. Sponsor: Student Council. MRS. CATHERINE M. HILLE Co-ordinator of English and Social Studies. MR. EDWARD M. BUTLER Co-ordinator of Mathema- tics and Science. 1'

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- -' f- uumwwvwm-rug . . . . . . . AND VICE PRINCIPALS To the Class of 1960: Due to the advancement in the many technological fields of our indus- trial world it is predicted that the next ten years will be known as the Golden Sixties. Your future is aimed directly at this decade. You now have the funda- mental tools of learning. You live in a community where your future develop- ment is unlimited. You have been aimed toward the future. I feel confident that you can achieve success in your future home, job and community. Best wishes for success and happi- ness in the future. William W. Renshaw Our thanks to Mr. Renshaw for planning our Junior Prom. -. ew, . . ix I . N -5.1 11 Tv 3.5. -fx, 'fxixx Whenever you are faced with a dif- ficulty, look for the opportunity in it, instead of being frightened by the task of overcoming it. Preparation is the key which helps open the door to opportunity. Whether you plan to go into industry, business, or on to higher education, you will, no doubt, pause to reflect upon how well you have prepared yourself for the future. Thoreau once said, Only that day dawns to which we are awake. His meaning has been clear to most of you, for your days at Mastbaum have had this goal in view. May you, the graduating class of 1960, be ever alert to make the most of your opportunities. Edmund H. Thomson Special thanks to Mr. Thomson for his guidance throughout our high school years. z 5

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During this year, as in past years, the counselors have taken care of the many problems brought to their attention by the students. Most problems dealt with by the counselors concern health and education. The latter have been brought about by the increased interest in higher edu- cation on the part of the students. Mrs. Whitney, Mr. Storm, and Mr. Hymes are always willing to lend their assistance, in any way possible, to help an individual cope with his particular problems. COUNSELCRS MR. PHILIP HYMES Chairman: College Guid- ance Program. MR. HENRY C. STORM Chairman: Military Serv- ices. MRS. LENA B. WHITNEY Chairman: White Williams Foundation Scholarship: Brith Sholom Citizenship Awards.