Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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'fs 2. -if '-wp-5' CATHERINE C. HIGGINS L. WALDO HERRITT, Ph,B. MARY A. RASMUSSEN B.S., M. of Ed. EUMMEHCIAL FREDERICK C. DIPPEL DOROTHY M. MYERS HILMAN H. HARKER BARBARA E. TREAT B.E. in Co1n.Sc., Ed.M. B.S. B.E. in Com.Sc., Ed.M. B.E. in Com.Sc.

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FORMULAE EQUATIONS, AND STILL MORE EQUATIONS Oh! by the shades of the leaping logarithm! Mr. Beery's teaching Trig. So we'll start from the seniors and Work down, introducing you to the heads of the science and math departments. Mr. Howard, the gentleman who understands all kinds of bodies, falling bodies, chemical bodies, and dead-bodied students . . . Mr. Beery, who teaches Trig. and Algebra so that seniors may graduate . . . Mr. Smiley, who keeps an eagle eye on his brood of biologists, and practical physicists . . . Mr. Covert, who works in the biology department and in the physics class . . . Mr. Hench and Mr. Elder, the brains behind the underclassmen's mathematics course. When all of these teachers combine and form Merchantville High School's mathematical and scientific brain, the student who has passed their courses cannot help to know a good deal in math and science.

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