Ridgefield Memorial High School - Epilogue Yearbook (Ridgefield, NJ)

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if ,. 'N iw r , 'Kl Us ..., ... Miss Irene Carrara GUIDANCE We shall never forget the part that our Guidance Counselors have played in our lives. They were always willing to help us prepare for entrance examinations, select the right courses, and help us gain college admission, Without their help we would not be ready to step into the future. LIBRARY Mrs. Squitieri, school librarian, and her staff of student librarians, have al- ways been on hand to as- sist and guide us in a way that shall make us remem- ber our library with ap- preciation and gratitude. 1-'YZ' Mrs. Lucy Squitieri THE CLINIC Emergencies, acci- dents, health classes - these and other problems and activities are handled very professionallyby Mrs. Carbone, our school nurse, who is always ready and eager to supply medi- cal comfort to our student body. Mrs. Ruth Carbone ' Mrs. Edith E, Van Dort Mr. David Trauger Guidance Secretary sv- We would like to take this opportunity to wel- come Mrs. Melba Costello who has recently joined our Physical Education Department.

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SELF-RELIANCE He walks alone. He stares at the tempting joint ot earth and sky, drawn to the places where he can put himself beyond all help, hut his own. As he needs safety he also needs risk. Dependence and self-reliance make a man.