Bernards High School - Bernardian Yearbook (Bernardsville, NJ)

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Superintendent of Schools XV. ROSS ANDRE Ph. B., M. A., Lafayette The inner spirit of B. H. S., the cheer- ful amiable relationship between the students and their school is personified in Mr. Andre. His is interested, friend- ly encouragement given to us as a group in assembly, or as an individual with a problem. Every student passing him in the halls has been rewarded with a friendly nod and Hello , and he always has a ready joke to brighten a conversation or ease a situation. Thus, as we look back we realize that Mr. Andre is one of the most important and interested friends we have here. X. is X, -11 . 1 Nvtqfxes- .,.. ,. -t .1-A KtE?n6m,i,ia,:9?26'9 Principal GEORGE W. WATSON B. S., Columbia, M. Ed., Rutgers Mr. Watson is the mainspring of the internal workings of our school, for all the activties of B. H. revolve around him. Without his efforts at coordinat- ing these activities and setting up schedules, the smooth running mech- anism in our school would run down. ln spite of the demanding joh of run- ning the high school, he still has time to foster new activities as the Drill Team, or the Foreign Student Program. Now is the time we ask ourselves, XVhere would we be without the guid- ance of Mr. XVatson?', Administration 24-hdils. x fills. I 3