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Grade Level Advisors are those people who organize student ac-. tivities, arrange for substitutes, help as an advisor for the G.L.C., and han- dle disciplin actions. Mr. DiGanci, freshman a visor; Mr. Gaddis, sophomore adviser; Mrs. Sills, junior advisor, and Mr. Herdman, senior ad- viser each enjoy relating to the students and seeing them turn their ideas into constructive projects. All agree that the student body is en- thusiastic, creative, hard working, nice, and as Mr. Gaddis adds, more service oriented 'and more concerned with the betterment of their 'communityf? Mr. Gaddis is the coordinator of iservice's; ,Besides working directly it'h vG.L-.C; he makes sure bstitut'es are found for ill teachers ndhelps to previde home instinc- ion'forrthose students ill for more than three weeks. Mr. DiGanci is the director of student activities. Assemblies, dances and other various projects, are supervised and made possible with his guidance. He finds e' the ; activities greatly accepted by , , students and faculty alike. , Mr. Herdman and Mrs. Sills han- dle the discipline around the Hills. Both agree the the point system set up in recent years is very fair and consistent. ttStudents know the con- sequences, therefore there is very lit- tle argument, says Mrs; Sills. The major discipline problems include class disruptions and leaving school grounds. iiThe act of leaving the grounds is actually very dangerous, worries Mr. Herdman. If any acci- dent were to occur, besides the acci- dent itself, we wouldnit have even know the students were gone. All four Grade Level Advisers say they would not chan e a thing. However, as we all fee sometimes, gay iiyou begin to wish there were more e6 ! hours in the day - just to get everything done? 211
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m:n- mHCDQ-ISDCDF' t Baly, Principal Joseph S W 3. Frank Matullo, Athletic Director Richard Stotler, V Dr. Brown, Business Adm Lenape proudly dedicates this yearbook to Mr. Frank Salvato RIGHT in recognition of his record of 27 years of service as member and past President of the Watchung Hills Regional High School Board of Education. 210 Frank Salvato, Retired Board of Ed. Me.
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A10 1 the R . . I ; Gary Bickner EMIICE DAVID PETERSON: B.A. Wesleyan, AMT Harvard Thanks to the 855 for a SUPEER year! PHYLLIS A. ROGERS: Graduated Rutgers Universi- ty EdM . . . Kappa Delta Pi . . . Enjoy music and travel! ARTHUR W. SMITH: Lafayette B.A. Lehigh M.A. . . . Leth Try To Make Music Together
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