Woodbury High School - Sun Dial Yearbook (Woodbury, NJ)

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THE M EHI EHY . .. llffiues Mr. Jones explains Shakespeare's Mncbelh fo his in- Our lerge library is filled fo cepecify mosf of fhe dey leresled fourfh period class. mercial sludenl sludies lyping, slenography, iunior business lraining, bookkeeping. secreiarial pracfice, half a year of civics and half a year of commercial geography. For some who couldn'l mainlain a C average in slenography rhere is fhe General Commercial Course, which gives 'them a year of commercial malhemafics and a year of office pracrice in place of 'rhe secrelarial praclice and slenography. From behind lhe scenes of fhe plays and 'rhe props for dances, which 'rhey so good- naluredly consrrucf, come lhe Pre-lndusirial group, noled for 'rheir wood and melal work. This course consisls oi srudenfs who ailer fhe freshman year proved lhemselves prolicienr in manual work. They are required lo 'rake in- duslrial arls for four years, a couple of years of induslrial science and a year oi blue- prinl reading. The four years of English are usually lhe favorife peeve of mos? lndusirials. l.es+ we forgel' lhose sludenls who have nor decided on lhe iulure, lhere is 'rhe General Course, This course is designed lo lei fhe slu- denr lake almosl any subiecl he wanls. All lhal' is required is a year oi common branches, generally known as NCB. and a year of eiiher induslrrial or domeslic science and The usual for research end browsing. four years of English. Wirh a sei-up oi machinery as iusl' ex- plained, E+ is fell' rhal Woodbury High has a place for every bil of raw malerial which il' receives.

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AIIHI EHY . .. The Shnwrnnm Oufsfanding melalwork proiecls are displayed here. They were crealed by Senior Pre-lndusfriel sfudenfs in Mr. Barber's shop. This wonderful collecfion of woodwork was creahcl in Mr. Meeks' Senior Pre'lnduslrial class. They are only a few of lhe many useful proiecfs which are developed each year. Melva Smilh reviews the painling which won firsl prize for her in Woodbury's annual Hellowe'en arf conlesl. Woodbury High School's represenlalives lo Boys' and Girls' Sfale fhis year are: lkneelingl Harry Pearce, Donald Perry, Roberl Howarlh, Paul Cor- coran: lslandingl Richard Guesl, Mary Rulh Harl- ncld, Sandra Sowers, Marion MacLeod, Elsa Brown, and Mr. Ralph L. Weldie, who is Boys' Slele direclor for fhe William Slokes Bonsal Pos? of fhe American Legion. I H Q-. , W1 '6 :fe lf'