Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

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 MR. LE ROY E. SWOYER, Principal, is a graduate of Kutztown State Col- lege with a B.S. and Lehigh University with a M.A. Beside meeting with the Student Advisory Committee, he sees to the educational program, and with community-High School relations. Administration is Successful With the closing of another year, Kinnelon High's faculty and administration has again shown its concern for the students and con- cern for their role in society. As Dr. George Taylor, Superintendent of Kinnelon Schools said, Our chief objective as educators is to develop good citizens for America and to help boys and girls derive the maximum benefits from their public school career. Co- operation and loyalty are vital to the school, both for students and teachers, but partic- ularly for teachers. Enthusiastic and dynamic dedication to a modern functional philosophy will set the stage for the best school possible for students and teachers of the Kinnelon Schools. Mr. LeRoy Swoyer, Principal, and. Mr. Arthur Smith, Vice-Principal, not only guide and aid the students directly, but they man- age the school — making sure everything runs smoothly and effectively. A r. Swoyer and Mr. Smith work together on a minor problem. MR. ARTHUR R. SMITH, Vice- Principal, is a graduate of Montclair State College with a B.A. and M.A. He also attended Paterson State and Davis and Elkins College. Besides his duties as Vice-Principal, he also is advisor of the 1966 Senior Class. 15

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Dr. George E. Taylor, Superintendent of Schools, is a graduate of Pennsylvania State Teachers College with a B.S., and Bucknell University with a M.S. and Penn- sylvania State University with a D.ed. One of his jobs includes carrying out orders given by the Board of Education. Dr. George E. Taylor, Superintendent of Schools, dis- cusses some of the rules, regulations, and procedures for operating the schools with the Dept. Chairmen. Superintendent Has High Aims Mary Ann Moissinac Secretary Board Office Dorothy Penaligon Secretary Board Office Anne Reveley Secretary Board Office Doris Siegler Secretary Board Office 14

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ADO BOLLES is chairman of the English Department and is also coach of the Colt's Skyline Conference Cross-country champions. His classroom deals with literature and composition. T. WAYNE CLARK heads the Science Department. He encourages his students not only in class but after school as advisor of the Photo Club. He graduated from the U. of Vermont. Thanksgiving dinner seems really appetizing to Mr. Robert Schade. The dinner was held in the Home Economics room and was given by seniors. Deportment Chairmen The Guiding Lights” After reading a French newspaper, Miss Sessa displays the paper to her interested pupils. G. CORTLAND DRAKE is chairman of the Music De- partment. He directs an annual spring musical, and a high-stepping Colt Marching Band at football contests and assemblies. L