Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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gig? A Xgfifi X HARRY E. CRESSMAN B.S., Muhlenberg College Our nexf period in flue day finds us in Mr. Pocius's science class. Here, as well as in flue classes of Mrs. Sfreamer and Mr. Cress- man, we are reminded fluaf fluis is flue age of science, an advenfurous and excifing age filled wiflu flue promise of fomorrow wluen flue unbe- lievable may become a realify. However, we soon learn fluaf fluere is more fo flue sfudy of sci- ence fluan flue performance of fascinafing experimenfs and flue dis- covery of excifing facfs abouf flue universe in wluiclu we live. Tlue sfudy of science is nof simply an accumulafion of facfs. lf involves a way of fluinlcing--flue scienfific mefluod. Tluis mefluod includes an obiecfive, impersonal and, above all, an unpreiudiced approaclu fo problems, If includes flue abilify fo formulafe quesfions, fo assemble flue relevanf informafion, and fo devise suifable experimenfs for flue solufion of problems. Finally, if includes flue capacify fo reaclu iusf conclusions, free from super- sfifion and wisluful fluinlcing. From our scienfific sfudies we emerge wiflu a finer appreci- afion of flue miracle of life as we see if in all ifs myriad forms. We begin fo grasp flue greaf laws of nafure fluaf guide and upluold flue universe. And beyond all flue wonders of creafion we glimpse flue Supreme lnfelligence wluo creafed fluem as flue aufluor of flue Boolc of Job musf have fluougluf of Him fluouscinds of years ago wluen he said: Sfancl sfill, and consider flue wondrous worlrs of God. MARTIN A. POCIUS B.S., Buclmell University LENA G. STREAM ER B.S., Universify of Chicago i lull wil? -QQQ,

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ETHEL V. RUDDEROW Trenion Sfcfe Teachers College: Ruigers Universify PAUL S. FRICK B.S., Wesf Chesfor Sfcfe Teacher: Colleg liiisliiflaw, flfsfgw-Jsyv-Ahfliw flmwwc 3. 2,41 Music , QL. .Mg , . I ., D AWEAAJ J- D A ' 5, 4 Y . V r - .ggffi ,kaifirx ac' 'I', ., ' y Mal. Our school is very rich in i'rs wide range of musical sludies. A day in Merchanlville High School finds many sludenls offending glee club rehearsal, orchesfra or band pracrice, and lhe new harmony and lheory class. The dou- ble brass quariel shown in 'rhe piclure is anofher highly valued musical organizalion. Those of us who do nof offend any of lhese classes neverfheless enioy The beaufiful music fhey offer. How much fhe glee club and 'lhe double brass quarrel add lo our Chrislmas play! Whai a fine confribufion lhe or- cheslra makes fo every assembly! And whaf would a fool- ball game be like wilhoul' The bond? Indeed, if would be diificulf +o imagine a day in our school wifhoul music over- flowing info all our lives.