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

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WILLIAM PETRICK Mathematics B.S., University of Utah The National Honor Society, under the advis- orship of Mr. Petrick, provides a means of honoring the students who successfully main- tain a 4.5 average. As a service, members tutor other pupils who are having difficulty with their academic work. Graduating seniors attend a spring banquet given in their honor by underclass members, and are entitled to wear a special collar over their commence- ment robes to signify their achievement. Serielars Reeelve Reeegriltleri BARRY P BRADFORD Social Studies B A Alfred University ers University Directed by Miss Kelly and Mr. Bradford, the l-listory Honor Society Organlzahons exists for the purpose of encouraging scholarship ingpolitical science The club has discussion periods and guest lecturers Each spring the members enjoy a three-day excursion to an historical site

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FRED W. PUHLFUERST lndustrial Arts , B.A., M.A., Montclair State College Skilled technical assistance and careful preparation add to the success of a stage production. With the com- bined efforts of faculty members and students, Regional's plays and assem- blies are well-executed. The Stage Technicians Club and its sponsor, Mr. Fred Puhl- fuerst, render behind the scenes technical assistance to all of Regional's stage events. Each member must receive special- ized training to perform his duties properly. A working knowledge of our school's electrical, sound and lighting equip- ment plus a thorough study of each system is essential. Technicians Aid Productions JOHN W. PATTERSON Social Studies B.A., University of North Carolina S.T.B., General Theological Seminary . Mr. Patterson, as assembly chairman, is in charge of Regional's student assemblies, His job involves contacting various teachers, clubs, and local organ- izations, and asking them to participate in an - assembly, At the beginning of each year he compiles an assembly list and then supervises the actual preparation and production work,

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Librery Courieil Servee Selrweol Helpful Library Council members work diligently dur- ing their study halls and free time to provide students with an orderly, at- tractive place to study. Librarian pages. i ELVA FISCHETTE B.A., Douglass College M.S., Columbia University Due to the addition of many new books by the Home and School Association, the Library Council is busier than ever this year. This group helps Mrs. Fischette by shelving books, working at the charge-out desk, typing cards and labels, and repairing worn covers and Couree Fri ligriterie ifreerwrnerw 23 After becoming acquainted with the school, the freshmen are given basic tips on studying from Mrs. Stockham and Mr. George. Aptitude and occu- pational tests are given and develop- mental reading improves the students' reading skills. They also study occu- pations and psychology. S .... i Apprehension and feelings of uncer- tainty experienced by our newcomers to Regional are gradually dissolved as the seemingly complicated busi- ness of school poli- cy, curriculum and clubs is explained to them.