Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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RMPHITHERLRE7 .........History PACKARD, MR. FREDERICK L. ..... . Bowdoin, A.B.g Columbia, M.A. PALMER, MR. EARLE ............... . ....... History Colgate, B.A., M.A. ....Latin, Greek PUTNAM, MR. GEORGE ............ Dartmouth, M.A. SPRAGUE, MR. KENNETH .......... Physical Training Brown, Ph.B. STEVENSON, MISS BERTHA P. ..... Director of Studies Plattsburg Normal School THOMPSON, Miss MARION............ ....French . Washburn, B.A. QUILL, MR. JAMES R. ................. Mathematics TURNER, DR. HAROLD .................... Chemistry Amherst, B.A. Johns Hopkins, Ph.D. RAMSAY, MR. ALFRED ............... Asst. Principal WALKER, MISS ETHEL ................ Clerk C0lgHtC, B-5. WARD, MR. ARTHUR E. ..................... Music ROBINSON, MISS CLARA E. ................. English Sy,-acusc, Director of Musical Education Alfred U Ph'B' WARD, MISS NARKA ....................... French RYAN, Miss JULIA ............... Physical Training Central School of Physical Education SCOTT, MISS BEATRICE ..................... English Wellesley, B.A. Smith, B.A. WELLS, MR. HAROLD ....................... English University of Vermont, A.B. WHITTIER, Miss INEZ ................ ...English SCHULTZE, Miss MARGARET. ..... . . . .. .... Office N. J. State, B.A. SERVICE,'MISS HELEN ............... .... E nglish Cornell and Columbia SMITH, MISS MARY C. ............ .... E nglish Wellesley, M.A. SMITH, MISS JOSEPHINE P. .......... .... S panish Barnard, B.A. SOMERS, MISS BRITOMARTE ............. Mathematics Middlebury, B.S. ' I 1lfl2T7'3 Wellesley, B.A. VVILDER, MISS RUTH E. ......... ....... .... S e wing Thomas Normal School WOODMAN, MR. CLARENCE ......... Physical Training Colgate, B.S. WOODWARD, Mrss ALICE ................... English Mount Holyoke, B.A. YOUNG, MR. CHARLES ................. . . . Physics Cincinnati U., B.S.

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25, -A -A-A M YY .-...5mvH1niitATRt f GOTTFRIED, Miss MARY .......... Latin, Mathematics Smith, B.A. HALL, Miss IMARGARET .................... English U. of Nebraska, A.B.g Cornell, Chicago University HANSON, Miss ALICE. . . .. ...... ..Home Economics Teachers' College, Cornell HART, MR. HOXVARD F. ................ Mathematics Brown, M .A. , HODGSON, MR. FRED H. ......... . .... .... B iology Dartmouth, B.S. HORNE, Miss ELIZABETH A. ...... . . . . . . . . . . .French Boston U., B.A., Tufts, M.A. HOWE, Miss FLORENCE A. ............. Mathematics I Vassar, B.A. JOHNSTON, MR. RICHARD. ..........,... Woodwork Pratt Institute DIUDD, MR. EDWIN ....... Machine Shop, Metal Work Teachers' College, Columbia IKRIEBEL, Miss MARY M. ................... French Oberlin, B.A., Teachers' College, LUCKENBACH, Miss EDITH ................ Drawing Columbia, B.S. NIANSFIELD, MR. NORMAN ......... Physical Training Springfield Y. M. C. A., B. P. E. MATHER, Mlss JOYCE ............. Physical Training Skidmore, B.S. MCCABE, Miss LAURA t Commercial Law, Typewriting, Bookkeeping B.C.S. MEREDITH, MR. FRANK .... Bursar Commercial Dept. N. Y. U., B.C.S. . MERRICK, Miss MARY F. ................... French Smith, B.A. MILLER, Mrss ANNE .............. Physical Training Boston School of Physical Education MUNSON, Miss EDITH. . .. ................... Latin Syracuse, B.A. MURPHY, Miss DOROTHY ........... .... S ecretary Wellesley, B.A. MIJRPHY, Miss MARGARET .......... Student Advisor Wellesley, B.A. i Columbia University, M.A. NEWHALL, Mlss ADELAIDE ......... .... La tin l LADD, MR. BYRON A. .................... Chemistry , Smith, BA- I Colby, M.A. NORTH, Mrss LILA ................ .... H istory ! LAY, Miss ADELE ........................ Drawing Barnard, BA- ' LEID, MR. TRYGVE ............. Mechanical Drawing NORTH, Miss MARY ............... .... H istory Cfnumbia I VV ellesley, A.B. I ..i 1lfl27v 10

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'H v5iVlPl llTHF,RlRE- IZ! TO OUR FACULTY worked for us worried over us disciplined and smiled at us to you one long final and ungrudging cheer! Yours isn't an enviable job-seeing that other people do theirs-and unless you get some kick out of us it can't be worth it. You know more about us than we think, but just the same, we'd like to tell you that you make a deeper impression than may be OU who have fought our battles with us, apparent. Our attitude is defensive, and our comments critical, but we can recognize good sportsmanship, and that is, above all others, the quality which you have. You mean more to us than either you or we realize, but we're going to remember you, and like to do so. It's a good work you're doingg 'may we do as well when our turn comes! Success, a long life, many good laughs to you! And-thank you. Y I7 e e .mem Q