Morristown School for Boys - Salmagundi Yearbook (Morristown, NJ)

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ddress to the Facult The following remark is so often heard in reference to prep school teachers: I could never handle those kids . . . I guess you just have to like boys. How true! Too rare are the men to handle the job! It takes patience to be a good teacher. It takes patience, endurance, understanding, and more understanding. We are fortunate at Morristown to have the finest. We, the graduating class of 1957, wish to express here our fondness and appreciation of the faculty of Morristown School. Never could a group of boys he blessed with a better group of men willing to extend themselves to a seem- ingly unrewarding cause: taking an unruly handful of First-formers and slowly developing them into what, we hope, is a comparatively dignified and adult Senior class. The task is no easy one, we know. But these men manage to face class after class without so much as batting an eyelash- well, possibly an eyelash now and then. Serious- ly, nothing seems to faze them, to discourage them. We are happy to have had the privilege of knowing these men. We thank them for all they have done. Gratefully, The Sixth Form

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Seated, left to right: Mr. Burke, Mr. Wallace, Mr. Grant fHeadmasterJ Mr. Terwilliger. Standing: Mr. Molitoris, Mr. Paradis, Mr. Levesque, Mr Rickard, Mr. McFarlane, Mr. Pflueger, Mr. Schabacker, Mr. Mackin. The Facult