West Essex High School - Milestone Yearbook (North Caldwell, NJ)

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Library Mrs. Marion Breiding, Librarian; Mrs. Dorothy Roark, Assistant Librarian. A Knight could spend a year in our library without even scratching through the surface of its information. With the addition of approx- imately 1,000 books this year, one can find volumes pertaining to the histories, sciences and the arts — both ancient and modern. Also to the Knight's access are periodicals, filmstrips, and records as well as a newly purchased copying machine. All these are available to make ours a knowledgeable Knight. What do you mean smile” — it's Monday morning . . . next door in the Study Center 26

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Home Economics, Industrial Arts, Music Mr. Gordon Williams, instrumental music; Mr. Jan Arthur, vocal music. Mr. Charles Gauntt, drama. Miss Isabel Keppel. Mrs. Gloria Everett, home economics. ............................................ .. ......................................................................... ............................................................................. • ............................................................

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Unisphere (Seniors) The Unisphere—the symbol of the New York World's Fair—is one of the world's most complex structures. In its construction newly created techniques were applied to solve entirely new problems. As the Senior Class of West Essex goes out into life, they will be greeted by entirely new situations that must be faced with the strength and purposefulness symbolized by the Unisphere. It will be their duty to advance our goal of Peace Through Understand- ing.