Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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N' , N,-f ENGLISH AND SOCIAL STUDIES Q 2' i 1 R .VW FOREIGN LANGUAGES Spanish, French, German, Latin . . .S tapes and films . . . repetition drills, translations . . . conversations . . . enable a student to communicate and understand another culture. Grammar, literature, vocabulary, world history, U.S. history, communism, Modern European his- tory . . . maps, films, filmstrips, and records . . . term papers . . . book reports . . . develop the studentls mind so that he is able to understand his surrounding world in comparison to others. MUSIC .V A ff? . X, I, f Grchestra, Chorus, Band . . . music appre- ciation . . . Hat notes, high and low notes . . . scales . . . rehearsals . . . concerts . . . march- ing represents a part of our culture.

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NATURAL SCIENCES Biology, chemistry, physics, earth science . . . microscopes and disections . . . acids, bases, test tubes and Bunsen burners . . . laws of motion and V gravity . . . more knowledge to be digested. yo.iii i 1 f . K . . I I I 1 1 fe' S I f .S 'Y BUSINESS EDUCATION Typing, stenography, business math, economics . . . typewriters and home rows . . . distributive education . . . Trades and Industry . . . school store . . . prepare the student for the business world. f is me 535 x QM - lfzlii rrizi RA! I . ..,, LL::,, ifiy1,'r' fi :T 5 'S W, I.-1 2, by rrrr I I

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fi ' , qs INDUSTRIAL ARTS Metal shops, wood shops, mechanical draw- ing . . . tools . . . fieldhouse project . . . lathes, saws, nails . . . drawing boards . . . provide practical knowledge of the machines Which operate the world around us. X, 1,11-rl, Eg!! L ' f M- ' js ' Q, fi ug ax V P iw f. M xfflf '59 MQW for I U2 f W Xfmilf' Qffkyf X QQN ix? if is MJ as X'-f ,hw A fig? if Ni fig! 'RV V lx, 'I xv IQQS5' J If -AJ V. Mm Km? wt -N Iwgnxkxf' it 14 my XRQBLW' 2. 2 Q9 mf iw K f?fIwwJ1fssf' if ix R? LESS AQNQ A ' ' H - S Rf lei? I v, xy YMX gravy, I .tx ' ,DSW , -,fxxs x N5 f lj! Y 'I tw if A X W9 X. 'S NJN NVSQ ..... . . . K , . ..,. ,,,.. , ,. ,,,.::,, ,,,.,s:,w , . W ' . 'f ' ' ' ' ' I A lliii iisliie he A I ' irii I iiiiiiiiie il'ii l ' ieil yll, erllic S, s as s, I is s f,:- S My N iiiii ' A it ' V . : HK. . ., 'L f,,' .. f,, f ' . li A ef krrf ' K I A so Qi ,,, V V jg Q 2 sr E HOME ECONOMICS Family living, sewing, cooking . . . bobbins, spools, bastings, and sewing machines . . . spatulas, measuring cups, and ingredients . . . challenge the homemaker to provide adequate- ly for her family. 1 . 4 .. .. s PHYSICAL EDUCATION Soccer, Basketball, Field Hockey, Gymnas- tics . . . volleyballs, softballs, bows and arrows . . . horses, balancing teams, and the mats . . . coaches . . . intramurals . . . induces the phys- ical development of the student. if