New Brunswick High School - Advocate Yearbook (New Brunswick, NJ)

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MYRTLE DUMONT Secretary I've a million messages for Mr. Lindstromf' JEAN LANG Secretary I can't stand this. XV ANN NESTOR Secretary Here's another message, girls. MADELEINE ZYSKOWSKI Secretary Not another restricted lunch! The principal job of the office staff is to tend to the enormous volume of paper work which accompanies the operation of New Brunswick High School. Very often, necessary tasks require a great deal of time and energy on the part of our administrators and their secretaries. Many of the important duties which they perform frequently pass unnoticed and therefore, unappreciatecl, because few are aware of the many facets of operating a high school of almost two thousand students.

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P x g 5 5 E .Q 4 12 13 if M 2 a 19 zo m,,L 5 3 26 2? , . i 152353 WILLARD LINDSTROM Principal DisfipIine should come from within. SAMUEL GORDON JOHN FERRIDAY Vige.P.-inqipal The warning bell has rung Get me a messenger.

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With nineteen full-time teachers, the English Depart- ment is the largest in New Brunswick High School, in- volving all the students enrolled. All English courses stress the importance of the communication skills: reading, writing, speaking and listening. The curriculum emphasizes the responsibilities which freedom of speech and of the press place upon the individual, in an attempt to train the student to make thoughtful and critical use of the mass media of commu- nication. Teachers continually correlate the appreciation of life situations in literature with those of the student's daily existence. ln our ever-changing society, the ultimate goal of the English Department is to aid the student to develop himself to the highest level of his potential in order that he may lead a socially useful and personally satisfying life. MARGARET CHANG I don't quite see your point. CATHERINE ROWLAND Department Head Ooohh - class. ' wiv-1 K Timm ROBERTA DEVLIN That's punnyf' GRACE ELLIS Now, hush.