Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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8rucc MacCutcheon Chairman Mary Dwyer Leon Britton Athletic Director Nancy Erickson Heten Dolan William George physical education and Gym is one of those subjects in everyone's day that helps to break up the monotony of wandering from classroom to classroom. Besides regular Phys. Ed. classes with volleyball, basketball, and of course, good old callisthenics (and softball outside in the spring!). Driver's Ed., both Theory and Behindthe-Wheel training, is available to Juniors and Seniors. And of course, you musn't forget all our inter scholastic and intramural activities after school, including not only football, basketball, and track, but also cross country, golf, and bowling, as well as girls’ basketball, track, and intramural SDorts. 12

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John Shaw Bonnie Shuman english department English at M.R.H.S. doesn’t consist of just grammar and compositions any more. In the past few years, the English Department has brightened and widened its scope so that now, many people don't just shrug and say “Ugh! English!” Besides the good old recordings of poetry and Shakespeare, plus stories by Edgar Allan Poe. Dickens' novels, and those many memorable, unforgettable visits to the library in the regular English classes, the English Department is now made up of many other diversified subjects, such as: Creative Writing, where young authors learn how to polish and perfect their work: Dramatic Arts and Speech, for aspiring young actors and actresses: Classical Literature, where works by ancient Greek authors are carefully studied, scrutinized, and subjected to criticism of all sorts; and Shakespeare, where students finally get to rip apart the Master's works to their hearts’ content. Junior Bruce Korf does research for a report in the English bookroom. 11

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