Matawan High School - Pillar Yearbook (Matawan, NJ)

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ADMINISTRA TION The successful implementation of educational philosophy, policy, and objectives throughout the school depends in no small measure upon the co- ordinated efforts of our Vice-Principal, our Guid- ance Director, our Counselors, and our Adminis- trative Start's. For their untiring efforts the stu- dent body of Matawan Regional High School is deeply grateful. MRS. BENNETT Secretary to the Principal 6 MRS. CAROTHERS Secretary

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ADMINISTRA TION Luther A. Foster Superintendent of Schools matawan regional high school Matawan, New Jersey June 15, 1964 To the Class of 1964, the second graduating class from the Matawan Regional High School, I extend sincere congratulations. As you are about to leave your high school for the larger world demanding technological com- petencies, I pray that your educational equipment includes those items of intelligence and interest that will insure your continued acceptance, not only as a worker, but also as a cultivated, free- minded human being. I have a permanent interest in the answer which your life is to give to this prayer. The true meaning of your education will only be found by observing what you do with it, not what you say al out it. Evidences of your educa- tion will be found in your ability to recognize and to prefer the best achievements of the best work- ers; in an understanding of this bestness: and in a positive self-urge to add something to this for yourselves. May strength and courage abundant be yours as you work for reason and understanding and plan for the future with confidence. ACCIOLO Principal JOHN V. C TO THE CLASS OF 1964: If you were asked to take a part in a play, what part would you play? The important parts call for more study, more finding out what possibilities exist, more effort, more persistence, more imagination, more really throwing yourself into it. Would you want to take a significant part? Would you want to play the part of a truly outstanding, worthwhile person? Can and will you play the part well, with your heart and soul, bringing out the true picture of a leading character? Shakespeare said, “All the world’s a stage . . .”, and you are going to take a part one largely se- lected by your ow n efforts and vision. You must choose and play your role. Choose well your part. Play well your part. Good luck and may God be with you. Luther A. Foster Superintendent of Schools John V. Caracciolo Principal

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GUIDANCE MISS MARGARET ROBERTSON Counselor MR. THOMAS STACHURA Assistant Guidance Director MR. GUNTHER K. HEYSE Guidance Director MR. GEORGE BECKMAN Counselor 7 MRS. G. MAE THORSEN Secretary