Weehawken High School - Zenith Yearbook (Weehawken, NJ)

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Cat m- Malsch, B.A Jr English Zenith Editorial Staff Thomas LaFronz.yfc.S PsychjJqgjF I Psychology Club, jttfysqu arii Mime Mae G. Oppenheim, M.A. English Flagtwirlers Arthur Palumbo, B.S. Katharine Roelker, M.A English librarian Bowling Club and Team, Library Council Sophomore Class Advisor Elsie Wahlers, M.A. English, Journalism Indian Ink Editorial Staff 3

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£ ncoarag e To instill in each student a thorough understanding of his native language and its application is the responsibility of the English Department. Under the direction of Mr. Allen Schichtel, the English Department instructs us in the rudiments of the English language, acquaints us with the world of literature, and furnishes ample means of self-expression through creative writing. Public speaking, journalism, and reading improvement are available to those students who express the desire to become better acquainted with the varied aspects of English. Allen Schichtel, M.A. Head of English Department English

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In'order to realize the full impact of world affairs, we must have a basic understanding of the events which form the foundations of these situations. By studying American and Modern European history, we are better able to view and evaluate the happenings of today. Through the use of various publica- tions, visual aids, and classroom discussion, we can acquire a thorough understanding of the current world situations. Mr. Joseph Pagnotta and the Social Studies Department offer us ample means to analyze, criticize and comprehend the social enigmas of our time. Joseph C. Pagnotta, M.A. Head of Social Studies Department, American History II