Rancocas Valley Regional High School - Red Oak Yearbook (Mount Holly, NJ)

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MR. WENRICH Principal Each Hfella and galw knows that Mr. WVenrich understands teenagers. Always willing to help whenever he could, our principal was vital to the Class of 764, and we are sincerely thankful to him. MR. KRIVACS Vice-principal Our class has seen a vivacious ad- ministrator in our vice-principal, Mr. Krivacs. His handling of disciplinary problems has been unique and effec- tive, and we respect him very high- ly for his efforts. Any organization is as good as the people who lead it. Rancocas Valley Regional High School is fortunate to have the leadership of a Hne Board of Education, Mr. Evans, Mis. Wlenrich, and Mr. Krivacs.

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-- ADMIN I TRATIO BOARD OF EDUCATION LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles S, Miller, Ellidt A. Hussey, Stanley G. Cliver, Walter L. Neeld, Norman R. Zelley, presidcntg Robert C. Shinn, secretaryg Frederick YV. Evans, superinten- dentg Colin F. Tait, vice-presidentg Joseph A. Green, Spencer M. Schecter. The class of 1964 owes a debt of gratitude to the administra- tors of our high school. We thank them for trying to make our school just a little bit better, MR. EVANS Superintendent Mr. Evans has shown a deep interest in the Class of 364. By his example and guidance he has inspired us to become responsible and conscientious citizens of the future. 4 XX' his

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F CULTY 'LPatience and Faithf' - surely these qualities describe the teachers who make up our faculty. Needless to say, we students are fortunate that they do possess these attributes. On many occasions we have witnessed the patience of our teachers. There were the innumerable times we chattered in study hall, there was that assignment we failed to read, and there were many other neglectful things. We would be where if our teachers had not been patient? Faith also characterizes our facultyi Their faith in us has inspired us to work to the best of our abilities. Their encouragement has let to ultimate success. This is our teaching staff as seen through the eyes of their severest critics - the students. We thank them sincerely for their patience and faith during the years. GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT WILLIAM F. TREFZ, B.S., M.Ed. Trenton State College, Rutgers University WILLIAM GORDON, A.B., M.Ed. University of Delaware, Rutgers University MARY KEATING, B.S., M.A. University of Pennsylvania, Rutgers University JOHN REMECZKY, B.S. Seton Hall University Special Education NAOMI S. BARTLETT, R.N. Geisinger Memorial Hospital School Nurse RUTH S. CRAMER, B.S. Temple University Librarian JOHN C. TETTIS, B.S. Lock Haven State College Driver Education 6