Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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MKBUCHER Prinezlbals serve through involvement in student ZW. MRGAMBLE Our ubiquitous principal, Mr. Bucher, can be seen min- gling among the students and teachers in any part of the school. A graduate of Ohio W'esleyan University and Colum- bia University, he has completed his third year as principal at 3HS. Mr. Bucher has total responsibility for the high school, but his job deals primarily with instruction, curriculum, and the program. Seniors may return years from now to End him still meandering through the halls in a ceaseless effort to serve students and teachers in all phases of school life. MISS BOONE Mr. Gamble, our good-natured vice-principal, has degrees from Bucknell, Rutgers University, and is presently working on a doctorate at the University of Pennsylvania. As vice- principal, he must advise the Senate and Pep Club, assist the principal, see that school rules are observed, and keep student morale high. With his many duties, seeking Mr. Gamble in his office is sometimes useless, but a student who needs him can find him instantly by cutting class or smoking in a lavatory. MRS. WHITING

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FRONT RO W: William H. Pole, 13011314 H- MOON, Lamond H- Smith. E. Wilson, Rodman H. Lynch, Robert Creamer, Roy C, Abbett, Edgar H, SlfCO,VD ROW? Audrey Hughes. Paul C. lreton, Leonard B. Irwin, David McClelland, Donald Eujaggard, Boaravs decisz'0n.t today influence the patterns cyf tomorrow. Few students realize the importance ol Dr. Leonard B. Irwin, man behind the scenes. Within his ofiice, he acts as coordinator and administrator of affairs and carries out his duties as Superintendent of Schools. Through his efforts. the needs of the high school are brought to the attention of the Board of Education. Secretaries: Mrs. Husson, Mrs. Bctz The Board of Education is a group of doctors, teachers, and engineers who somehow Hnd time to discuss the problems of increased enrollment, the need for more advanced courses, and improvement to the school itself. In addition, the members have the difhcult task ol finding and hiring new teachers and passing the school budget. The students have noted the progress instituted by the Board, and hope for even better things to come, DR. LEONARD B. IRWIN -qu!

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i 4 'S . rdf, MISS HOSKINS Guidance jbcuses on the future Change is a fundamental aspect of the philosophy in the Guidance Department. In accordance with this aspect this year's major change is the replacement of Miss Hoskins by Mrs. Hawksworth as the department head. WVith assistance from hir. Zubrack and Mr. Lockwood, individual counseling is available to all students A new policy of assigning counse- lies on an alphabetical basis enables the counselors to acquaint themselves better with the student as he progresses from class MRS. HAWKSWORTH to class, regardless of changes in course. Technological changes are forseen to handle clerical tasks that now limit the counselors time. As students grow in experience, their attitudes and aspira- tions often change. It is the hope of the Guidance Department to facilitate these developments in the students at Haddon Heights. MR. LOCKWOOD E