Kinnelon High School - Pegasus Yearbook (Kinnelon, NJ)

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Frederick W. Morse Head Custodian Dr. Patricia Murray School Psychologist Special Services Lawrence Schwimmer Director of Cafeteria Social Worker Marjorie P. Squier Remedial and Developmental Reading Montclair State College. B.A. “Dear Kath, You’re the cat’s meow . . .” Mr. Sheridan. “Uncle Phil”, as our A.V.A. advisor appears ready and willing to go. Margaret Wagner 13 1

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Guidance Is Ably Staffed Paul DeFrancis Director of Guidance Ohio State University, B.S. New York University, M.A. Executive Director of PAVAS The ultimate goal of guidance is to aid each indi- vidual to develop “self-understanding”. Through counseling, testing, activities, classwork and employ- ment students eventually move toward understand- ing their strengths, weaknesses, likes, dislikes and aptitudes. The department is also responsible for helping students plan their future through placement in colleges, vocational schools and jobs. Course selection, parent-teacher conferences, col- lege and vocational school conferences, tutoring pro- grams, testing and bedside instruction are other facets of the guidance program. The guidance department feels that problem- solving and realistic planning can come about through the close relationship which exists between students and counselors at Kinnelon High School. Helen Neiwirth Upsala College, B.S. Seton Hall University, M.A. N.H.S. Advisor James C. Powers St. Peters College, B.S. Montclair State, M.A. Special Services Y aluable Genevieve Hazelton School Nurse Graduate of Passaic General Hospital, R.N. Future Nurses Club Virginia Fiore Librarian Upsala, B.A. Library Council 12

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Secretarial Staff Secretaries — Great Assistance Kinnelon is fortunate in having a line group of secretaries, who work mainly behind the scenes, hut who are responsible for the many extras that are essential to the smooth running of any schoool sys- tem. Their many duties are carried out diligently and with enthusiasm. Their combined efforts, whe- ther it he working with the administration. Board Office, staff or students, are important to our functioning school program. They are to he commended for their service and unselfish help which they extend in the course of their busy school day. Mrs. de Ferrari, our able and efficient guidance secretary. Marilyn Pettersen Secretary to Principal Lois Robertson Secretary to Vice Principal Dorothy Myers Attendance Secretary Caroline Czajkowski Switchboard Operator Kathleen de Ferrari Guidance Secretary Nadyne Thompson Guidance Secretary 14