Science High School - Synergist Yearbook (Newark, NJ)

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SCIENCE Paul V. Wood B.S.. Worcester State College; M S.. Worcester Polytechnic Inst. Joseph F. Rocco B.S.; M.Ed.. Seton Hall University In the fields of observation. chance favors only the mind that is prepared. Louis Pasteur Richard Greiner Balsamcl Delores T. Wysocki S.B.. M.Ed.. Rutgers University B.S.. Seton Hall University: M.A.. Beaver College

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... I see No best in kind but in degree. I gave a various gift to each, to charm, to strengthen, and to teach. Longfellow In measuring our past, the name Robert Celi-ano resounds. Me is a Renaissance man who has mastered the art of teaching. Our freshman year was his first year as a teacher at Science High. That year, many of us were fortunate enough to have him as either a Science or English teacher. As Juniors, he taught us History; as Seniors, f rench III. Mr. Celiano is a very special man. especially to the class of 1980. He is the most devout supporter this class has ever had. whether in our class activities or just our individual efforts. Through his knowledge, he has given us strength; through his compassion, he has given us hope. Through his existence, he has created the love in our hearts that we feel for him. Goodbye will be hard for us to say. Robert A. Celiano B.A.. Seton Hall University

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Jane Ringel A.B.. Douglass College: M.S.T., Cornell University Judy Hotzgo La Penta B.S.. Rutgers University Theo Ashie B.S.. Cook College. Rutgers University Harry Lutzkc B.S.. Upsala College: M.A., University of Colorado Henry Korzennik B.A.. Bard College: M.A.T.. University of No. Carolina