Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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WILLIAM C. HEUGH WILMA J. McVEIGH ROLAND BARKER Assistant Principal Dean of Girls Director of Guidance HE OFFICE STAFF Left to right: Barbara E. Liver- sidge, Catherine K. Evertsen, Carol M. Ericson. CLIFTON N. MARSHALL Vocational Coordinator 7 MARGARET MURPHY College Adviser --. In ,A . ,

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HAROLD A. FERGUSON Principal GRACE K. WH ITE Secretary WHCVS WH

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Q. Beulrfice Scoll Miss Scott did graduate work at the University of New Hampshire after receiving her degree at Wellesley. ln i922 she came to Montclair High from Burlington, Vermont. During her years at Montclair, Miss Scott has won the admiration and respect of both her pupils and fellow faculty members. Genuinely interested in her students, she has shown a deep understanding of their problems and a great concern for their welfare. Miss Scott has had an active interest in creative writing. By no means an amateur, she has been the adviser to the Scribblers' Club for a number of years. As a result of her encouragement, many young people have come to a greater realization of themselves through their writing. Harald C. Wells Vermont had full claim to Mr. Wells until he came to Montclair High in l926. Educated at Saint Johnsbury Academy and the University of Vermont, Mr. Wells considered law as a profes- sion. ln his later college years he became interested in the field of education and especially in journalism. Following his graduation, he taught for two years at the University. After a year as principal of Black River Academy, Mr. Wells came to Montclair High School. While teaching in Montclair High, Mr. Wells was a College Board Reader, Chairman of the English Department and President of the Essex County Teachers' Association. He feels that one of his major accomplishments was serving as the first adviser to The Mountaineer . Always interested in a wide range of school activities, Mr. Wells was Chairman of the High School Cur- riculum Committee for five years. Mr. Wells, who left Montclair High last June, is working at the present time for his Doctorate Degree at Columbia. After his excellent record here at Montclair High School he is well qualified to meet his college students. The fine quality of his teaching, his liberal outlook, and his genuine understanding of the problems of education assure him a high degree of success. 8