Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

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JOHN BIGLIN not only teaches students various levels of Math but tutors Statistics also. He presents new approaches and helps the young mathematician to learn, not memorize. Parlez-vous francais? Mr. Chevance instructs his pupils so that someday they might truthfully answer ouil THOMAS L. BROWN, As- sistant Football Coach of the Colts, received his B.S. in Phys. Ed. from Ashland Col. Besides being a Phys. Ed. teacher, Mr. Brown is also Assistant Basketball Coach. Teachers Lead Lives of Service LARRY CHASE, who is a member of the Math De- partment, is also active as the Senior Class advisor. He aided Seniors with such activities as the Magazine Drive and the Class Trip. YVES CHEVANCE, new this year at Kinnelon High, teaches beginning and ad- vanced French to students, in order to increase their knowledge of France and its language and history. LESTER CONCANNON is both a member of the English Department and the Guidance Department. Upon graduating from St. Peter's College, he earned his Bachelor of Science. 21

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Faculty JAMES ACHENBACH is the Economics and Ancient His- tory teacher in the Social Studies area. Members of the Debating Club utilize his advisory talents and his way of gentle persuasion. MARY BARR is a graduate of Montclair State College and teaches English. Mrs. Barr also has charge of the high school's assembly committee for the purpose of having better programs. HOWARD R. SAIGAS is in the Social Studies Depart- ment teaching U. S. His- tory I and Junior High Social Studies. Mr. Baigas was graduated from Fair- leigh Dickinson University. NANCY BAKER is a new participant in the Lan- guage Department who educates students in Latin I. Her colorful posters and calendars in the classroom appear to be truly Roman. Mr. James Powell, in his plaid beret, witnesses one of the home football games. By the unusual look on his face, the outcome is questionable. 20

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Colt Faculty DAVID CUNEO, a mem- ber of the History De- partment, instructs students who are interested in U. S. History and American Gov- ernment. He got his B.A. from Fairleigh Dickinson. MARY CROMIE, who is a member of the Home Economics Department, teaches girls the basic skills in order to prepare them for the future. She advises the F.H.A. Club. BARBARA DRAKE is a member of the Mathe- matics Department. A graduate of Kutztown State College, Miss Drake teaches Home Mathematics to girls and Algebra I. GERALD DE SENA is a new member of the Science and Social Studies Depart- ments. One of the projects he and one of his classes planned and created was a school 'time capsule'. A member of the math department, Mr. Victor Farkas, aids one of his female students in the intricacies of the difficult subject. MARK EVANGELISTA is a new associate of the Social Studies Department. He instructs Junior High stu- dents in Ancient World History. Also, he is active as Asst. Baseball Coach. 22