Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School - Tower Yearbook (Rumson, NJ)

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Rumsonian editors as well as staff members are chosen on a basis of their capability and interest From the chaotic confusion of scurrying reporters, busy pho- tographers and worried editors emerges our newspaper, the Rumsonian. Once a month, students and faculty receive issues containing interesting features, the latest in news and sports, and controversial editorials. Rurhsoniah Highlights School Lite Under the supervision of Mr, Dignan, the editors and staffs of the Rumsonian strive to produce a publication that is truly ofthe students, by the students, and for the students

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English ui Miss Masterson helps students of the English College Board Review Club to improve their scores by reviewing vocab- ulary and by giving model tests. Teachers and layreaders team to- gether to stimulate writing pro- ficiency. Students are challenged to improve their fluency of ex- pression as they develop skills of communication which will prove invaluable to them throughout their lives. Iviotiveites Youth MARY K. MASTERSON English B.S., Trenton State College M.A.T., University of Vermont CAROLYN A. HILL English A.B., Smith Mrs. Hill, as dramatic advisor for the annual school musical, coaches stu- dents during a practice session. EARLE THOMPSON English Department Chairman B.S., M.A., New York University Lay readers give invaluable aid to English Mr. Thompson's famous renditions of poetry and his contagious feaCl 'eV5 bY COVVGCHYWQ Sfudenfs' C0mP0Sl- love of American literature have resulted in his receiving the tions for grammatical errors. Princeton Prize for Distinguished Teaching in the Secondary Schools of New Jersey.

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ALAN F. LYSTER English B.A., Princeton University Well-known as the school's fine lit- erary and art magazine, the Quarterly is more than a mere publication. This periodical, under the direction of Mr. Lyster, is published four times a year as a creative outlet for young writers and artists and as a means of recog- nizing the efforts of talented students. Staffs Combine Fffforts for NAOMI MANNI NG English B A B J University of Texas Yearbook sports editors and assistants learn the qualifications of a good sports picture. They select only those shots which are clear and sharp and show plenty of interesting action. The pictures are chosen from those taken by the Tower's photography editor as well as by the professional photog- rapher. Production of the Tower is a class effort which requires the participation of every interested senior. Each stu- dent may help in the area in which he is qualified, under a staff of editors which is selected on the basis of teacher recommendations. Mrs. Man- ning gives helpful suggestions to the yearbook editor and the literary staff and is always ready to help with any problems which arise.