Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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FACULTL Y LAURA GORDON Miss Gordon, among her many other activities, devotes a considerable amount of her own free time to the Cheer- leaders. Despite the work that this entails she is still able to remain patient, cheerful, and friendly. MARY HALLERAN One! Two! Three! Four! When this familiar cry is heard you know Miss H is putting the girls through their paces. The Senior girls wish they had half her energy. ROBERT HARDIE Mr. Hardie's true courage has been displayed often in helping those four mad scientists with their experi- ments after school. His job certainly requires much pa- tience and fortitude. JOHN HEYER Mr. Heyer is Matawan High School's first Mechani- cal Drawing teacher. He came to us two years ago, and has made this course a terrific success. CHARLES JONES We all appreciate Mr. Jones hard work in super- vising the intramural activ- ities. In addition to this he devotes much time to the Swimming Club. EDWARD KILKUSKIE Besides teaching various commercial subjects, Mr. Kil- kuskie coaches our Junior Varsity football team. His cheerful manner has won him many friends among the students. FRANK H. LLOYD This genial English teacher unfortunately is not one of our advisors. However, he is always willing to give us helpful advice whenever we need it. HORACE MELLOR Mr. Mellor, although new to us this year, undertook the terrific task of directing our Senior play, Ah Men! Thanks for your help with the largest project of the year. VIRGINIA MILSTER Miss Milster has really kept the M. H. S. Band step- ping this year. When we Seniors finally march down the aisle at commencement, it will be to the strains of Pomp and Ci cumstance directed by Miss Milster. - RHODA RYAN Miss Ryan started teaching here the same year that we entered High School. This year she is getting married and leaving us. We wish this fellow Forty Niner all the luck in the world. Page Seven

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Page Six F G E T X IONE ALLEN How do T sew this tuck?' Where is the baking soda? These are only a few of the questions which Mrs. Allen answers daily. The future homemakers of 49 owe all their knowledge of cooking and sewing to her. ANTOINETTE BELL This attractive teacher helps make English and Ge- ometry a pleasure. She is adding to the success of our class by helping with the Sen- ior play. Dramatics, sewing, and singing arc her favorite outside interests. MILDRED BENNETT The versatile secretary to our principal has kept us all splendidly in hand this year. Could it be she gets her en- ergy from pineapple mint sodas? FLORENCE BODZIAK In spite of her diminutive size, Mrs. Bodziak certainly does not lack energy or en- thusiasm. Her help with the Senior Searchlight is an in- dication of her tremendous capability. ESTELLE BRADLEY Mus. Bradley is the one re- sponsible for giving us our daily basic seven. Also, she certainly has done a splen- did job helping us with our dance refreshments. ELIZABETH CAMPBELL Remember when we were Juniors and having a terrible time with our prom decora- tions? Who was there to help us? Mrs. Campbell. Don't think we don't appreciate this. JOHN CARACCIOLO Many a happy hour we have spent dissecting frogs under Mr. Caracciolo's watch- ful guidance. We are certain that our track team also ap- preciates his help. LOIS DAVIDSON Mrs. Davidson has done much these past two years to make our library efficient and attractive. You have done a marvelous job, Mrs. David- son. Thank you! NAOMI DENNISON La mademoiselle Dennison, our French and Latin teacher, has guided many of us with her helpful advice. We're sure that the Seniors will al- ways remember her friendly personality. WALTER DUDLEY Do you need something built of wood? If so, just call on Mr. Dudley and you'll get it; for his shop is always the center of activity. What would we do without him?

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PACTHLETY JOHN SHEA Smiles + Helpfulness -+ Enthusiasm -+ Activity S. H. E. A. Mr. Shea, the life blood of our school, is always ready and willing to assist in CELESTE WENZEL Efficient, cooperative, pleas- ant, untiring, and helpful. We know that these adjec- tives describe only one per- son-our indispensable Miss student and faculty projects. Wenzel. VINCENT SULLIVAN Cheerful and friendly, Mr. HELEN WOOLFORD Mrs. Woolford can always Sullivan is another one of our be counted upon to provide Senior advisors. This is a job bandaids, iodine, and friend- in itself, but he still finds ly reassurance whenever time to put on numerous needed. Among her many assembly programs. other duties she teaches a homenursing class to the Freshman girls. ANTHONY NUCCIO Behind our team's victories lies the hard work and lead- ership of Coach Nuccio. When not on the athletic field, he may be found in the gym giving his classes a work- out, o Page Eight