Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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Cooking fN- , 7 JUANITA J. WALLACE B.S., Ohio S+a+e Universify. Sewing U -, 1, bf. 11 4-H 'M x ,,,,.. 'M ,h':Nf V -N My K 5, ..- 5' - M. l MRS. JOSEPH BROOK Class of '44. LELA R. BURNETT B.S., Nebraska Universify.

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B S Ursinus College. OR SELECT ANY CAREER The physical educalion deparlmenl of our school is primarily concerned wilh lhose aclivi- 'ries which are designed lo promole The physical skills and sound heallh habils of our sludenls. Under lhe direclion of lvliss Rice and Miss Landis, The girls enioy a wide variely ol aclivi- 'lies in The gymnasium classes. There are exer- cises performed lo music, games such as volley ball, soccer, sollball, and baskelball, and many kinds ol apparalus work. The square dances are a lavorile parl ol lhe girls' program. The boys praclice for lhe decalhlon lhrough- ou'r lhe school year, besides playing games in lhe gymnasium and on lhe alhlelic field. A serious allernpl is made lo develop cooperalion and inilialive among The sludenls. CPhysical Education RONALD L. LONG B.S., Ifhaca College. MARY A. RICE B.S., Trenfon Slafe Teachers College: M.Ed., Temple Universify. HORACE W. LEITH B.S., Wes? Chesfer Side Teachers Col- lege. F. JACQUELINE LANDIS I-

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ACTI ITIE BRUADE QUR HGRIZG There are coun+ries in +he world foday where +he schools have no program beyond classroom and laborafory worlc. Even in America, lhe word SCHOOL means lo many only fh b' ' e su lecl ma++er learned from iexlboolcs and repeaied un classes. American schools, however, have gone far beyond fhis narrow concepf of educalion. Exfra-curricular acfivifies are assuming a sfeadily increasing impor+ance in modern insii- fufions of learning. A glance lhrough fhe pages of fhis bool: will give a picfure of fhe rich program of aciivifies offered +o s+uden+s of Merchanfville High School.