Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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-iv-new-v DEDICATICNi- URING the past year the efforts of J. Hunter Howard were recognized by the Board of Education, who advanced him to the position of Principal. Inevi- dence of the satisfaction with which this was received by the student body, we, the class of 1935, in appreciation of his co- operation and kindly interest in our activif ties, both social and scholastic, do dedi- cate to him this, our book. J. HUNTER HOWARD

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CHAMPIONS HE past year has been one of unusu- ally high achievement not only in the field of sports but also in other extra- curricular activities in M. H. S. In view of this outstanding record we, the staff, have chosen the armored knight as the symbol of this Year Book in recognition of the glories won by our champions.

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'Wim ' Y .5-5. .3mX.,.M,-144-. v ' rf ' JOHN W. KRATZER Supervising Principal J. HUNIER HOXVARD, Principal ELMABETH D. ARMSTRONG MIRIAM MCALLISTER JOHN R. BIEERY S WE leave Merchantville High School, we realize what a debt of gratitude we owe the entire faculty for the friendly interest which they have taken in us and our activities. Especially is this true of Mr. Kratzer, who has been untiring in his efforts to maintain in Merchantville High School that high standard of achievement of which we all are so proud. When we were in trouble, it was the quiet patience and reasonable understanding of Mr. Howard that helped us out of our difficulties. Much credit also must be paid to our three highly esteemed advisers: Miss McAllister, who has by her helpful advice and wise council largely contributed to the success of this bookg Mrs. Armstrong, through whose management the class financial journals have been capably supervised: and Mr. Beery, whose contagious enthusiasm and spirit should have inspired us to greater success in our ticket drives. CLASS ADVISERS