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ADMINISTRATION DR. MARIE PARNELL Principal Vice Principal 8 MR. EDWARD WEBER Vice Principal
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BOARD OF EDUCATION — SEATED: Mr. John Stanik, Mrs. Joan Clark, Mr. Danny DiPoalo, Mr. Joseph Kupsch. STANDING: Mr. Eugene Hayden, Board Attorney; Mr. John Haag, Mr. Cyril Rhatican, Mr. Lawrence Weston, Mr. John Zebro, Mr. John Zollinger. BOARD of EDUCATION Working in the better interests of our community, the Board of Education consists of nine devoted, industrious members. As representatives of our citizenry, the Board has as its objective the proper education of todays youth — tomorrow’s adults. The Board establishes guidelines and policies for a meaningful academic program and supple- mentary extracurricular program so that each student may receive the utmost from his educational experience. As Sayreville grows, so must the educational facilities. The Board is constantly working to enable the school system to grow with it. The continued expansion, organization, and operation of our school system is due to the efforts of the Board, to whom we extend our sincere appreciation. Board Secretary Robert Fleming.
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GUIDANCE 1 k • CARMELITA LUCITT Seton Hall University, M.A. Guidance Chairman The most important problem facing the high school student is what he is going to do in the future. Prepara- tion for the future begins in high school. The function of the Guidance Department is to help each student analyze and appraise his own abilities, aptitudes, and values and to select a suitable educational program in the light of this self-appraisal. The student is then en- couraged to develop to his maximum capacity in accord with his needs, interests, and goals. Complete develop- ment of each student must take place on a social level as well as an academic one. The Guidance Department, by encouraging the student to expand socially as well as intellectually, aids in the development of a well-rounded individual. DANIEL H. NEWCOMER Rutgers University, M.Ed. ROSANNE S. O’DONNELL Seton Hall University, M.A. ufimi
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