Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

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Language Department Robert Schray Department Chairman Kutztown College B.S. Drama Club Senior Class Advisor James E. Powell Washington and Jefferson College A.B. University of Chicago M.A. Pegasus Hitching Post Felice Proctor Wake Forest College B.A. Spanish Club The Language Department offers a wide variety of languages to all students. The languages offered are French, German, Latin and Spanish. An after school and study hall individual study program is sponsored by this department for those students who wish to advance themselves in a language. The program is directed by Mr. Schray. For the seventh and eighth graders, a language orientation class is required. The course gives the student previews into various languages offered in high school. This type of course enables a student to choose the language he wants to take, with a knowledge of what the language is like. Also, such courses explore the culture of the countries that speak the particular language in study. Richard N. Clewell Franklin and Marshall A.B. Union Theological Sem. B.D. Adelaida Patino Universidad de Columbia M.A. Spanish Club

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Samuel Lobb Department Chairman Pennsylvania State University B.S. East Stroudsburg State College M.Ed. Baseball Coach Jeanne Oliver Ithaca College B.S. Twirlers Thomas Brown Ashland College B.S. Assistant Coach — Football Barbara Kastner Trenton State College B.A. G.A.A. Phys. Ed. — Stimulation The physical education department offers a well-rounded program of athletic activities in twice weekly classes. Included in the program are basketball, handball, volleyball, touch football, field hockey, gymnastics, and coeducational square dancing. In addition, the department conducts physical fitness tests each fall and spring in every phvs. ed. class. The department offers a wide variety of extra-curricular athletics. Girls are given the opportunity to participate in the intramurals or in the department sponsored Girls’ Athletic Asso- ciation in a variety of sports. Boys may take part in extra-curric- ular athletics of every sort, on several levels, including intramural, junior varsity, or varsity competition. Mr. Lobb oversees this department. Jacqueline Keen Montclair State College B.A. Columbia University M.A. Robert Sawyer University of Wyoming B.S. University of Bridgeport M.A. Head Coach — Football, Wrestling Miss Oliver discusses a new project. 18

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Ado Bolles Department Chairman Syracuse University B.A. New York University M.A. Cross Country Coach Literary Club Ruth Eis Hunter College B.A. Paterson State College M.A. Helen C. Heeney Paterson State College B.A. 20 6 Mary Barr Antonia C. Bouillette Montclair State College B.A. Marymount College B.A. Literature Helps to The English Department offers a wide variety of lessons to its students. Poetry, novels, and grammar all add to the students' lessons. This department offers several courses other than the required English classes. Among these electives are English Composition, and Discussions in Literature. Teachers often use recordings to supplement the lessons. These aid in the students’ understanding of plays and novels. In addition field trips are planned throughout the year to see plays. These activities are designed to encourage the student to take an active part in day-to-day English classes. Involvement of the student is the byword of this department headed by Mr. Bolles. Mrs. Barr takes a break in the lounge.