Moorestown Senior High School - Nutshell Yearbook (Moorestown, NJ)

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Board of Education Moorestown, New Jersey Sitting: Mrs. Del Duca, Mr. Heyer, Mrs. Schafer. Standing: Mr. Taylor, Mr. Allen, Mr. Wolcott, Mr. Arnold, Mr. Bush. Absent when picture was taken: Mr. Molineux. Every addition to true knowledge is an addi- tion to human power. . . . Horace Mann. President .. ,,,c , ,,,,, MR. C. DIXON HEYER Vice-President c,,c,,, .. , MR. JOHN WOLCOTT ATHLETICS, STUDENT ACTIVITIES, AND MEMORIAL POLICY FIELD Mrs. Barbara K. Schafer Mr. David L. Taylor CURRICULUM AND HEALTH Mrs. Lillian DeIDuca FINANCE AND INSURANCE Mr. William H. Allen, Ill NEW BUILDINGS AND SITES Mr. Vincent G. Bush PROPERTY, TRANSPORTATION, AND CAFETERIA Mr. Walter L. Molineux PUBLICITY AND PUBLIC RELATIONS Mr. David B. Arnold TEACHERS AND ORGANIZATIONS Mr. John Wolcott

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dmini There's more To a school Than classrooms and books, There are principals, Teachers, ianiTors, cooks! TypisTs and clerks, The men on The bus Keep The wheels rolling for all of us. .LY

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Superintendent of Schools Paul R. Jones M.A., Columbia University ...FROM THE SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS' DESK: Over a year ago a rocket called Sputnik blasted off from a launching area in Russia. Within a few days a wave of hysteria spread over this country. Many people, including government officials, asked the question, Why were the Russians able to place a satellite in orbit before the United States? Now tempers have cooled somewhat, and there is a chance to make a cool analysis of what happened and to appraise some facts. One important fact is that this country should not underestimate the ability of any people. Also we cannot afford to be second to any nation in either basic research or technology. Our survival in this modern world requires an adaptability to new things and a sense of sacrifice on our part. Unless we discipline ourselves and deny the things that weaken us, we may not be able to enioy the things we already have. Marshal Petain once said, Our spirit of enjoyment was greater than our spirit of sacrifice. We wanted to have more than we wanted to give. We spared effort Zvfkyfbfw PAUL R. JONES Superintendent of Schools and we met disaster.