Lenape High School - Legend Yearbook (Medford, NJ)

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OUR MEN ON THE GO Mr. Castle, Administrative Assistant, can usually be found playing trailmaster to our caravan of forty-nine covered wag- ons. When the caravan is at rest his activities range from friendly school store dealer to spirit booster at assemblies. Our Assistant Principals, Mr. Paternoster and Mr. Galtere, underscore the Discipline and organization of Lenape's stu- dent body and curriculm. Mr. Paternoster and Mr. Caltere divide their duties between the North and Main Buildings. MR. RICHARD CASTLE v 'N a, K . MR. GEORGE PATERNOSTER NIR l,0RDO'N GALTERF

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MR. DRISCOLL, PRINCIPAL As Principal, Mr. Richard Driscoll functions with maximum efficiency. In his addresses to the student body he illustrates a sincere concern for the welfare of the individual student. Mr. Driscoll functions effectively as both confidant and adminis- trator. Mr. Driscoll and Mr. Schnepf foresee a victory. Below Mr. Driscoll addresses Pep. Rally. W 4. w...-f-

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GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Which college is for me? Small? Co-ed? MR. HARRY HOLMAN MR. RUSSELL KEEFER Class of '63 .tu ERER MRS. JOYCE BURNS Class of ,70 Guidance Coordinator The Guidance Department of Lenape is composed of an understanding staff always willing and ready to aid and advise the individual students. It is their policy to welcome students to the Guidance Oflice and each member of the department works diligently at retaining the reputation of being a compe- tent, as well as friendly, guidance counselor. First of all a guidance counselor is a good listener. A guidance counselor is a wealth of information on colleges and vocations. The latest devices such as the view deck, pictured above, are used. MR. PAUL NAPOLITANO MRS. DORIS FERRY MISS HADESSA McCLEERY Counselor at Large Class of '69 Class of '67 Scheduling