Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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PHYSIIIM HIUCAIIU 'li MARY A. RICE B.S., Trenfon Slafe Teachers Col- lege: M.Ed., Temple Universify Thus for in our day or Merchanlville High School we have affended only classes which have slressed menfal aclivify. Now we come fo our physical educafion classes, where 'rhe emphasis is upon physical aclivily. The girls' physical educalion deparlmenl provides a broad program of curricular, infra-mural, and varsify worlc. All girls lake parf in a regular schedule which includes indoor and oufdoor +eam sporls, individual sporls, group games, dancing, and gymnaslics. HORACE W. LEITH, JR. B.S. Wed Chesfer Sfaie Teach- ers College RONALD L. LONG 1 B.S., llhaca College 4 I if axlsgx The boys also enioy a generous program of gymnaslics and sporls. As we loolc of 'rhese piclures of our physical educalion classes, we are reminded of lhe physical skills and sound health habifs 'lhal we have learned in lhern. We remember, loo, lhal in lhis worlc we have been laughl cooperalion and a general apprecialion ol lead- ership.

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EDWARD E. CRAMER B.S.C., B,S,, Temple UniversiTy FREDERICK DIPPEL, JR. B.Ed., Rider College: M.Ed., Temple Universify HILMAN H. HARKER 3-ACCTS-. B-Edu Rider College: M-Ed-V Rufgefs Universify. CATHERINE C. HlGGlNS B.S., M.Ed., Temple UniversiTy 8'1- Among The sTudenTs of our school are some who Tind The business world aTTracTive, and who plan To enTer ThaT Tield upon compleTion ol Their high school worlc. For These young men and women The commercial course is provided. Since business acTiviTies are so varied, iT is necessary To divide The commercial course inTo' Two secTions: The secreTarial ond The pracTical business. The secreTarial worlc, wiTh iTs emphasis on shorThand, TypewriTing, and allied oTTice duTies, prepares sTudenTs Tor sTenogrophic posiTions im- mediaTely upon groduaTion Tram high school. The pracTical business course is chosen by The business world aspiranTs who preTer bookkeeping or general clerical duTies. These picTures oT Miss T-liggins's oTlice prac- Tice class show us some OT The Tine Training our commercial sTudenTs receive as cz preparaTion Tor earning Their living in The business world. lT is The aim aT The commercial deparTmenT ThaT Their graduoTes serve socieTy by worlcing as TaiThTully and as inTelligenTly as possible.

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ROBERT W. KRUSE B.S., Tren+on Sfafe Teachers College EDITH A. HURFF Monfclair Normal School, Moore lnsfiiuln Classes in arls and craffs offer inlereslin and val g - uable rraining, and in refurn, fhe s+uden'rs enrolled in rhese courses conlribule many services ro 'rhe school. Painlings and drawings from Mrs. l-lurFl's arl' classes adorn fhe walls of various rooms, while poslers are in con- sfanr demand. Many sludenfs also enioy sludying 'rhe fine arf of public spealcing. The lraining They receive from Miss Rush is pu? lo good use in plays and assembly programs. ARTS A U W a. I if DI LLMAN B. COLE B.5.. Ohio Sfafe Universily CRAFT ln addilion lo furnishing formal inslruclion in 'fhe care and use of fools, 'lhe melal and wood shops manage 'ro repair and refinish deslcs, conslrucl scenery for plays. mend cafeleria fables, and even replace shoe heels. The girls in Miss ShecnCfer's sewing classes make clolhing of ourslanding excellence and frequenlly carry all prizes for 'rheir worlc. Miss Carnells sludenls learn how lo prepare and how +o serve delicious meals. Among Jrhese classes in arls and cralls many of us find our favorife sludies.