St Marys High School - Veritas Yearbook (Rutherford, NJ)

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Sf Marys gefs off 0 cv new sfarf MR. WILLIAM FOY English, General Mathematics NEW FACULTY Who wasn't happy to note an add: tion of more male members to the faculty? Mr. Foy, Mr. Scanlon, and Mr. Smith are all former pupils of St Mary's faculty and their past experl ences as students undoubtedly give them the abiding advantage of view ing St. Mary's from both sides of the desk. I3

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Sometimes a reshman gets lost . . ess as usual by the second day. know 35304 is around here some ace. Freshmen consult schedule cards. ft to right: J. Cashanelli, M. Hirsch, F. timer, D. Butcher, J. Aponick, T. Dion, G. Fox, A. Kein, R. Bischoff, N. Keller, L. English, M. Herina. Curriculum expands fo meet new needs. In addition to our regular courses, classes entitled Economic Geography, General Mathematics, and Mechanical Drawing were introduced this year. A mature study of geography is an imperative background for the understanding of the international current events which threaten our survival. For those who still hope to build a better world, mechanical drawing provides the foundation for careers in engineering and architecture. Gene Cole sets up the screen for some visual aids in mechanical drawing tech- niques. Ken Conte, Kevin Jones, and Phil Schneider ply compass and t-squares at their drafting boards. 14 urls the eccentricities of the tem orary classrooms, and a front en 'ance reserved exclusively for seniors 5 . . . I u Separate stairways for boys and I. I . .. ,, P ad many freshmen bewildered for a w days But efficient scheduling and n alert Student Council kept things nning so smoothly that it was bus: