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

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MED A CENTER Mrs. Harriet Wallen. Ms. Ins Gaugha Media Services Coordinator. LIBRARY: A place where the lofty spirits of all na- tions and generations meet. - Samuel Niger There is no frigate like a book to take us lands away No process learned like reading that frees the mind and soul And one who dedi- cates to teaching those Who on that jour- ney trail Is himself a frigate on which one learns to sail - Emily Dickin- son and the Read- ing Department Seated: Mrs. Janice Steelier. Mrs. Paula Kalman. Mrs. June Preger. Standing: Urs. Mar - Beth Crkiwsk . VUss Debbie Jones. Mr. Dai id Godbolt. ot photographed: tr. W illiam Nace. Department Super isor.

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Where can you go and com- plain that the computer gave you the wrong sched- ule? Where can you go and complain that your teach- ers are working you too hard and they don ' t under- stand you ? Where can you go to get babied, loved, pat- ted on the back, and kicked in the pants all at the same time? Where can you go and talk about your hopes and dreams for the future? You can go to your parents with a problem, and they might respond by saying, What do I know? Did you clean your room today or take out the trash? The best advice is to go see your counselor. Seated: Mr. Charles Pratt. Director. Standing, Mr. Roy Ridg ay. Mr. William Trefz. Mr. Richard Hoffman. Mr. William Gordon.

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Seated: Mrs. Alma Shephard, Ms. Judy Ash. Ms. Valerie Best. Mrs. Carol Rogers. Mrs. Laura Pagenkopf. Mrs. Inge DeArcangelis. Mrs. Rose DeNapoli. Mrs. Carole Stringham. Mrs. Ethel Simmons. Standing: Mrs. Elizabeth Anderson, Mrs. Beverly D ' Angelo. Mrs. Jane Brooks, Miss Loretta Arruda. Mrs. Margaret Wolfrom, Mrs. Dottie Hoffman. Mrs. Eileen Ambrozaitis, Mrs. Ursula Davis, Mrs. Carolyn Horner, Mrs. Mildred Guenther, Mrs. Linda Adams. The Secretarial Staff — masters of all trades and machines, and diplomats of exceptional worth. What other group in the school has to deal with parents, stu- dents, and staff often at the same time? Who else would take our calls, guard our lost belongings, hold on to our gym clothes and lunches, and deliver our mes- sages — all without complaint? Their days are long, and their rewards are often lost in the shuffle of papers, schedules, and last minute memos. Running the school each day would be a virtual impossibility without the as- sistance of these exceptional indivi- duals. Mrs. Simmons checks some details with Valerie Pritchett. SECURITY Do you have a pass? What are you doing in the hallway? Let me see your I.D. These are the familiar words of the Security Staff as they try to keep the students in some kind of or- der. Whether it ' s supervising the park- ing lots, evicting trespassers, checking I.D. ' s, or breaking up a friendly brawl in the cafeteria, the Security Staff is hard at work keeping our school a safer, more pleasant place to be. 5r