Merchantville High School - Record Yearbook (Merchantville, NJ)

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iid 4.,,,.-3 Nurse MRS LOUISE A BOLINGER We at Merchantvxlle H1gh School are fortunate 1n havmg Mrs Loulse A B0 lmger as our school nurse Her fr1end1y smxle and competent professxonal sk1ll are always avaxlable no matter how tnvxal or senous the need Llbrarlans MRS HELEN OLDACH MRS MARIAN ALLISON Under the very competent superv1s1on of our l1brar1ans Mrs Helen Oldach and Mrs Mar1an Allxson, the hbrary has be' come a very useful and beneHc1al center of the school and communlty We shall es pecxally remember themr help 1n findmg mater1al for our last m1nute reports Advlsors MRS MARIE R PENTZ The clas of 1959 g1VCS spec1a1 thanks to our adv1sors Mrs Mane R Pentz and Mr Merr1ll C Snook for the t1me and effort they have spent both 1D gu1d1ng our work at Merchantv1lle H1gh School and m helpmg us to prepare for the future MR MERRILL C SNOOK 'M V9

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P' X Q-J? ,,-J 5 J' '41, 5 Qur dmmlstrators MR I EDGAR BISHCP Superintendent o Schools As Supermtendent of the Merehantvllle Schools Mr Edyr B1 hop h IS shown spetul attentlon to the welfare of eath student Hls efforts tow 1rd edut1t1on1l advance ment of s hool and tommumty hxve resulted 1n a most harmomous rel1t1on h1p between adm1n1strat1on faculty and students We students feel that hls ab1l1ty and personahty have created 1 speual fr1endsh1p amonff all the peopl con nected IH any way w1th the Merth1ntv1lle Sthools It 1s our smcere hop th 1t success w1ll cont1nue to be w1th Mr B1shop our able adm1n1strator MR WILLIAM R FLINN Prmctpal Mr W1ll1am R Fl1nn Hlgh School Pr1nc1pal d1rects the dest1n1es of the students of Merchantv1lle Hlgh School vvlth a firm but fur hand HIS earnest approach to e educatlonal and personal problems of 111 have made our school days much more meamngful to us Under h1s gmdante Merchantvdle H1gh Sthool has ach1eved h1gh standards 1n the area of educat1on MR DAVID D CLULEY Asslstant Prmclpal The Ass1stant Pr1nc1pal of Merthantv1lle H1gh School Mr Dav1d D Cluley 15 a man whose mterest ID all stu dents IS very evldent He 1s alvv ays deeply concerned w1th even our most tr1v1al problems and axdes us whenever there 1 a que t1on IH mlnd By hls appl1cat1on and exact ne s we have d1 overed that a h1gh school educat1on w1l1 greatly benefmt us 1n years to come. 7

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