Passaic High School - Echo Yearbook (Passaic, NJ)

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REBA E.EATON B.A. Mt. l-lolyokeg M.A, Columbia Saphngs Pour down Thy rains on them That inch by inch their roots May pierce the granite cracks Until the mountains fall . . . nil liigli form-ring luilv um' lust 1 Niiriililml into lines! mliisl. Weight low with ice and snow, Wrench them with fearful blast Until their toughened fibers hold Secure in fiercest storm . . . frlilli is victor om-r Iivs 1114! riylllvrlllsllvss u'urfopa flu' stems. Then steep in glorious sun, Bring each new bud to flow'r, Let song birds choir on high White flocks lie cool in shade . . Il!1 YIIUTFY, IN'Ul'0, llllf' lull' KIIPTKIV, IIN Tliv uuiii will is all nivn's guiirlv. DEPARTMENTS VICE-PRINCIPAL 55 Vi it M T vioLA M. sToKES d GRA5iCwb'lfLfF'ftD BM2f5':Ai.szE.ef r31Q3E3mb'a G es ey ' ' ' Head of Head f MARIAN N. RACE . Head Of MA 'ai Spanish Depgrfmenf Big-xA.iftL?wnEnCe: Science Department BVAYVCZHSTH-ES ggrgiarrwggim LENA WARE . . ci um ia M-A N esley: He dof ' - Y. u, Ph.B. Syrac History Separtment Mathemazgsfflgof M.A. Norfhwgsteern Italian eparfmenf

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PRINCIPAL OLLO A. KENNEDY B.A. Amherstg M.A. Columbia HERE is a new emphasis on all school activity this year. We are urged to strengthen our courses in Physical Education and Vocational work as an aid to National Defense. The pro- posed outcome is to have a bet- ter fundamental physical and mental preparedness for our democratic society. It is hard to distinguish be- tween what is tundamental and sound and what is just a tem- porary expedient in our nation- al progress. The only way to solve our problems is to try continually tor improvement. HEADS CDF ERT L. BLAKESLEE HILDA E, cHiLsoN O D HAGREN ELS l M A. Bucknell Framingham iQY M- DELAN REBA E EATON LUCY vBostoi'1 B A- am 4 DQ artmcnt Head of Home E I LOV Wcwcgtcy ' B-PM Columbia H ad ol Latin D DC 3 Y Conornics 5 A. B.A. Mt. l-lolyokeg M A, altmcu C . D l mem german MA. Columbia twcnch DCD vice Principal and Head ot HCM O English Department

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JESSIE B. BURNETT Skidmore Physical Education PENFIELD O, DALES B.S. Uniong M.A., N. Y. Teachersg Ph,D., N. Y. U. Personnel and Mathematics MATTHIAS S. MILLER N. Y. Teachers Mechanical Drawing STEPHANIA MAKSYM GERTRUDE D. KING Wellesley Physical Education ELIZABETH L. PARTRIDGE B.A. Bostong M.A., N. Y. U. Personnel and English WILLIAM C. WOODS B.S., N. J, State Teachers College at Newark Shop MARIE SAXER AMASA A. MARKS N. Y. N. S. P. E, Physical Education Q5 LENORE STEPHENS B.S. and M.A. Columbia Art RAYMOND PICKETT Arnold School of Physical Education Physical Education CLAYTON P. STEVENS A.B. Amherstg M.A. Columbia Music WE PROUDLY PRES RUTH H. THOMAS AW' ALTI E J, SCHOOLEY Ph.B. Syracuseg M.A. Columbia Librarian Speech and English HF' DOROTHY CROWL EY GW J EAN GONSIOROWSKI Clerk Clerk Substitute Clerk Substitute Clerk