Watchung Hills Regional High School - Lenape Yearbook (Warren, NJ)

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Mr. Wayne Lee Communications Mrs. Reba Lippincott Communications Mr. Alfonso Llano Foreign Language Mr. Mason Logie Science Mrs. Marylyn Luster HealthlPhysical Education Mr. Gregory J. Manka Communications Supervisor Mr. Frank T. Matullo Athletic Director Mr. Donald C. Momberg Mathematics Mr. Dominic A. Muoio Foreign Language Mr. Thomas G. Myers Communications Mr. Robert W. Pace Science Dr. William J. Peiffer Mathematics Supervisor Fam mu

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Mr. Barry J. Kostibos Social Studies Mr. Raymond Kovonuk Reiated Arts CIE Coordinator Mr. Kim Kromer Science Mr. Howard E. Kron Science Mr. Charles Kwiatkoski Guidance Mr. Ted Latham Science FRANK MATULLO Mr. Matullo was hired in the spring of 1957 as a Physical Education, Driver Education, and Health teacher. When he was pro- moted to AthIetic Director. he dropped all courses. During his years at Watchung he was the Assistant Football Coach, Assis- tant Basketball Coach. Varsity baseball and Varsity Soccer Coach. The biggest change that has oc- curred in Watchung Hills was the addition of girls' sports to the in- terscholastic athletic program. His most memorable moment was when his varsity baseball team won its first Somerset County Baseball Championship in 1961. Mr. Matullo's funniest moment was the day his team was to play a championship baseball ?ame. uOne of my starting payers arrived late. He dressed so fast that he was wearing a shirt and tie under his game shirt. iFaCUityi 119 a

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DAVID PETERSON Mr. Peterson was the first guidance counselor at Watchung Hills. He was hired in March. 1957 as an English teacher and guidance counselor. He simultaneously taught American Literature and supervised eight homeroom counselors. In 1961. he became the Guidance Director. He was responsible tor coordinating and supervising his Stan. im- plementing a total program 01 guidance and counseling services. and some special ser- vlces. He has advised the newspaper and has been involved in many committees. mostly dealing with curriculum and policy. Mr. Peterson states that Watchung Hills has changed from an Innovative. experimenting school to a fairly traditional school. Also, its program has changed from an academic one to a comprehensive one. His most memorable moments were the graduations of his three children 1mm W.H.R.H.S. and the time he teoeived the National Counselor Writing Award from The American Personnel and Guidance Association. Mr. David Peterson Guidance Supervisor Mrs. Anna Philhower Mathematics Mrs. Catherine G. Renga Mathematics Mrs. Alice Richmond Mathematics Mr. Edward Ritter Language Mr. Richard L. Rosenberg Mathematics Faculty 121