Move Begun To Liberalize College Entrance Courses
Forty seven school systems in the New York metropolitan area show interest in revising college entrance requirements. Dr. Paul R. Mort of Teachers College Columbia University reports the study stems from the Metropolitan School Study Council. The survey, drawn from 70 high schools, notes half of council area high school students take college preparatory courses and most proceed to college. Principals favor liberalizing core courses and reducing language differences while adding family living options.
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New York
Paul R. Mort
Institute of Administrative Research
Teachers College
Columbia University
Metropolitan School Study Council
Cit
Mort
Council
Special Council
Wayne T. Branom
Hillside
Resident Will Earn Degree At Rider College
William F. Roberts son of Mr and Mrs William T Roberts of 377 Sanford Avenue will receive a Bachelor of Science in commerce from Rider College Trenton tomorrow morning He is a member of Kappa Phi Fraternity the Psychology Club and the Business Administration Club.
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William F. Roberts
William T. Roberts
Sanford Avenue
Rider College
Trenton
Kappa Phi Fraternity
Psychology Club
Business Administration Club
Woman Driver Injured After Car Hits Street Pole
Mrs. Gertrude Weintraub 26 of 1488 Liberty Avenue was injured Sunday after noon when the auto she was driving struck a Public Service pole while turning from Hillside Avenue into Hillcala Place. A passerby took her to Newark Beth Israel Hospital where Dr. Bershadsky treated her and released her. possible nose fracture noted.
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Gertrude Weintraub
Liberty Avenue
Weintraub
Hill Cale Place
Hillside Avenues
Newark Beth Israel Hospital
Bershadsky
Good Pointers for May Issued by Hillside and Metropolitan Councils
An eight page pamphlet distributed in Hillside public schools and the Metropolitan School Study Council highlights articles on weather based science geography, a Bird Club by third grade, letter exchange with a Chinese student, and better community relations by fifth graders. Additional pieces cover math meaning, school procedures, health inspections, reading frames, and September class organization across grades.
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Hillside Public Schools
Metropolitan School Study Council
Wayne T. Branom
Daily Weather Board
M. van Allen
George Washington
Bird Club
H. Schutte
R. M. Sena
Harden- Looker
M. E. Hickey
Saybrook
D. Cassidy
D. Kirkman
Calvin Coolidge
D. Reinhard
Hillside Avenue
A. Miceli
Harden-Looker
E Deber
M. A. Fairweather
Calvin Coolridge
H. Schuttee
Solar System Project by W De Vadder and Schoolyard Citizenship Essay
Third grade student W De Vadder presents a solar system project while L A Brengel from Hillside Avenue offers an essay on First Day of School. Calvin Coolidge School hosts a 38th grade class featuring a piece on judging Hallowe'en contest teaches citizenship by T.
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George Washington
W. de Vadder
Hillside’ Avenue
L. A. Brengel
Calvin Coolidge
Hallowe’en
Teaching Money Values In The Kindergarten and Other School Projects
Catalog of classroom works and student projects across Saybrook and Hurden-Looker schools. Items include Money values, museum exhibits, advertising literature, vocabulary work, reading rewards, arithmetic records, reading charts, health clubs, manners booklets, and fractions. Names include M. Ehren, M. W. Eh jren, E. Hoppenstedt, A. D. Miceli, M. Shaver, D. Vaughan, The Hiller, V. Bostock, L. Sutton, and M. Kolesar.
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Calvin Coolidge
Mothers To Visit Tn Kindergarten
Following kindergarten registration at George Washington School, a session for new kindergarten mothers was held in the lunchroom. Guides including Blanche Matthews and Mrs. Edward Diamond explained the school philosophy and answered questions. June 1 is set for mothers to visit Mrs. Newmann at the kindergarten.
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George Washington School
Quest
Blanche Matthews
Edward Diamond
George Washington P.T.A
Marjorie Gulick
Evelyn Newmann
Newmann
Charter Night Honors Mothers at Troop 94 Event
More than a hundred attendees marked Charter Night and Mothers Day with Boy Scout Troop 94 at Harden Looker School on May 11. Wesley Smith and Nat Gold received charter and unit charter from Union County Council officials. awards and merit badges were presented to numerous scouts. a spaghetti dinner followed.
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Boy Scout
Harden-Looker School
Union County Council
5 Scouts of America
Wesley Smith
Thomas Meslar
Pt.a
Meslar
Nat Gold
Smith
Albert Scaccia
Hillside High “School
Eelice
Charles A. Rettino
Wei i Epasty
Robert Kirkpatrick
Donald Rettino
Robert Burns
Robert Healy
Michael Gold
Jack Pozar
James
John “Murphy
Norman Walensky
Wallace Childers
Dwight Kirkpatrick
Gerald B._Whaien
Christ the King Church
Healy
Rettino
Dis
Phil Leininger
Gold
Pozar
Kirkpatrick
Walensky
Camp Marcella
Walensky Pozar
James Murphy
Aster Vreeland
Harden
Looker School
Karl Lepeshhko
John Pozar
Jy. Whalen
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Imperials
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Charter Night
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Freeze Od Store
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Westinghouse Colder “Corp
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