Egg Harbor High School - Laurel Yearbook (Egg Harbor City, NJ)

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AUlVllNlS'l'HA'l'lUN MR. WALTER A. MILLER, IR. Supervising Principal of Schools We have been most fortunate for the last two years in having Mr. Walter A. Mil- ler, lr., as supervising principal ot the Egg Harbor Public Schools. Mr. Miller has originated in our schools a philosophy of Scholarship and Citizenship. Posters bearing this inscription can be seen in every room. These act as a reminder that to be good scholars and citizens should al- ways be the aim of every student. MISS ANTOINETTE DOELL High School Principal lt is with deep regret that we bid fare- well this year to Miss Antoinette Doell, our High School Principal. To her we owe our sincere and everlasting appreciation tor 53 taithtul years ot teaching. Althouah gone from these portals, Miss Doell will long remain in our hearts and in the hearts of all who have known her. MISS FANNY D. RITTENBURG High School Principal After Miss Doell's retirement, Miss Fanny D. Rittenburg became principal ot the High School. Miss Rittenburg has taught tor eighteen years in our High School, and has given so generously of her time and in- terest for school activities. We greet Miss Rittenburg as a capable and etiicient suc- cessor to Miss Doell. 4

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BOARD OF EDUCATION: Ernest Winterbottom, Alexander S. Butcher, W. A, Miller, Ir., Pros- per A. Ruberton, William L. Karrer, Frank O, Breder, UEUIEATIU Every organization has its behind-the-scenes staff, those hard-Working individuals, who are often unknown to most of us and Whose merits seldom receive the appreciation and acclaim they deserve, Often they serve without recompense and give freely of their time and energy to aid a community, who returns these efforts only with blame and adverse criticism. To adequately juggle the supplies problem, equipment, teachers Woes, and students trials, to keep them all in harmonious balance- To have had the fortitude to bear these tribulations for a quarter of a century-is no mean feat! So, to the Egg Harbor Board of Education and to Mr. Frank O. Breder, President, who this year rounds out a quarter century of service, We dedicate this, the second issue of the Laurel. Well done, thou good and faithful servants. 4

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.67 e, EP PAEULTY Front row, left to right: Miss Terzano, Mr. Nearing, Mrs. Deitrich, Miss Doell, Miss Molinari, Mr. Vifallace, Miss Gilnrgrtin. Second row, lelt to right: I iss Henniganf iss Rittenbur , Mr. Heilman. Mrs. Thoms, Kizawich, iss Doty, Mr. Mohr. Mrs. Saalman, CATHERINE DEITRICH fMrs.l Bloomsburg State Teachers Col- lege. Business MARGARET DOTY University ot Vermont, Swarth- more, Harvard. Latin, English, Spanish HESTER FAGAN tMrs.J Columbia University, Glassboro State Teachers College. Music REGINA GILMARTIN Marywood College. Home Economics. Consumer Edu- cation IOSEPH GUARNERI University ot Scranton. Mathematics, English IAMES W. HEILMAN Moravian College. English CATHERINE I-IENNIGAN Marywood College, University of Scranton. X History lf EDNA HUTT, R. N. IIVIrs.l Pottstown General Hospital. School Nurse KATHERINE KEPNER Peirce School ot Business Ad- ministration. Business, Sociology, Commercial Geography IOHN KIZAWICH West Chester State Teachers Cole lege. General Science, English LILA MCQUILLAN Newark State Teachers College. Art IOSEPH MOHRX La Salle College. lf! Physical Education RITA MOLINARI Trenton State Teachers College United States History, English 5 IAMES NEARING Tufts University, Physics, Chemistry, Mathematics FANNY RITTENBURG University ot Syracuse, University of Pennsylvania, English MARY SAALMAN fMrs.l Hood College, New Iersey Col- lege lor Women, Middleburg Col- lege, Biology, German VIRGINIA STEWART CMrs.l New Iersey College for Women. United States History MAE TERZANO Rider College. Business SARA THOMS tMrs.D New York University, Penn State, Kutztown. Mathematics EDGAR WALLACE Crlassboro State Teachers Col- lege. Industrial Arts