Kennedy High School - Gryphon Yearbook (Willingboro, NJ)

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Andrew Fedor Robert Johnston Rlchard Curl K1ngs College B A Eastern Baptlst College B A UHIVCTSIIY of Rlchmond B A Rutgers Unlverslty M A Soclal Sclence Department From anczent man to European H zstory the Soczal Sczence Department under the guzdance of zts head Mr Wayne de Vyver provided Kennedy students wzth znstructzon tn a wzde varzety of courses Astde from the requtred Unzted States elect classes of World H zstory or Geography and European and Advanced Placement European Hzstory Each year students ln U S Hzstory II have traveled to the Unzted Natzons where they had an opportunity to see the organzzatzon tn operatzon U S H zstory I students have made memorable yearly trzps to Gettysburg Pennsylvanza Other students wzll no doubt remember feelzng as lf they studzed all the dates acts and wars zn hzstory W1ll1am McGrath Jack Schlelder Trenton State College B A Glassboro State College M A George Brandeau Ursmus College A B Rutgers UIIIVCTSIIY M A 118 I I I , . I History courses, students could C g , . 1 7 ' ' ' . . .

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Nicholas Forte Department Chairman Manhattan School of Music M.Ed., B.M. In order to give students of musical ability an opportunity to develop their talents, JFK offered both instrumental and vocal music. The department chairman, Mr. Nicholas Forte, directed the several bands which included the Marching band and the Stage and Jazz bands. Also sponsored by the department were the Mixed Chorus and the Ensemble, the vocal groups. The Marching band was one of the highlights of football games, and the Stage and lazz bands won acclaim throughout the area for their ability. The entire community was able to enjoy the musical activities of the students at the Winter and Spring Concerts sponsored by the Music Department. 120 Music Department Richard Matlack Stetson University B.M.E Temple University M.M.