Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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og Educgation meets with advisors. Front: Dr. J. Van Ost CVice Pres.J, Mrs. F. Foshay, Mr. J. Logan CPres.J, Mrs. M. Wilbur, Mr. F. Prosser at . r. . eissmger fSuper1ntendent of Schoolsj, Dr. P. Elserer, Dr. S. Elster, Dr. E. Warren, Mr. D. Zeiller, and Mr. W. Hegelein CSecretaryJ When competent heads assemble, progress is bound to be made. Such is the situation of Tenallyis nine Board of Education members, who meet frequently to discuss the achievements and problems of Tenafly's educational system. Thorough analysis and research lead the Board to proposed solutions, recounted in an informa- tive newsletter. Specifically, this organization investigates, among other topics, improvements in curriculum and teachers' salaries. The most urgent issue, however, is the problem Leaders Assure Uppnrtunities for a Liberal Education of secondary school revision. Intensive surveys have been made so that the Board can recommend the most suitable site to the public. Assistant Superintendent of Schools Dr. W. A. Wollam carefully ex- plores the proposed Sex Education curriculum for Tenafly's schools. mm Dedicated to the progress of the Tenafiy school system, Superintendent Dr John B. Geissinger plans for the individual school curricula with forest ht JCI-IN B, gE1351NGER WALTER A. WOLLAM A,B', Muhlenberg B.A,, Mount Union College M.A., University of Pennsylvania M-Ed-, KCI!! Slate Ph.D., University of Pennsylvania Ed-P-, WCSICFD Reserve Superintendent of Schools Assistant Superintendent of Schools

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W, ,mxxnn W, ,f f Vice principal Mr. Eugene Littler checks the sports budget. I , EUGENE H. VAN VLIET EUGENE LITTLER PRINCIPAL VICE PRINCIPAL A.B-, New York University B.S., University of Nebraska A.M., Montclair State M'A', COIUTHMH Director of Athletics Golf Coach Executive Planning Forms Framework of TH5 by ,fn 15 ,V ' ,M Mr. Littler works with Ann Van Ost. E E , I 4-1, f ff , ,V-,X 3 if no Z34,f,73zf!3V,,ff!V'V ,V I ,fyN',f f fx V fr 753, frr, fm, , , ,rfffrfg -1 VM ., ,, ,V V, fy I I 7

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3' . X 2 X 9' 5 . 1 5 x Q X El . 5. Q 3 X 7. X 4 5 3 s Q X its is 3 K 5' if H1 is ,135 Responsible for the high caliber of our teachers, Acting Director of Personnel Services Mr. Wray Noel upholds Tenaf1y's reputation. Resourceful director of both The Learning .Center CPDQQ and all.Adult Edu- cation, Mr. William W. Parmer aims to improve teaching-learning process. Forever busy, TenaHy,S Parent Teachers Association irnaginatively plans projects beneiitting students, teachers, and all Tenaiiy residents. With more members than ever, the PTA recently increased their number of scholarships from four to five. In addition, they sponsored two popu- lar projects: Back-to-School Nite and the alumni reunion. WILLIAM J. HEGELEIN WILLIAM W. PARMER B.S., New York University B.A., Dartmouth Secretary-Business Administrator M.A., Columbia Director, Learning Center CPDQJ Supervisor, Adult Education WRAY H. NOEL B.S,, New York University M.A., New York University Acting Director of Personnel Services Safeguarding financial secrets, School Business Administrator William I. Hegelein assures Tenakin photographers that their parents' money is secure. ,--.-4-ww-wr Striving for cooperation between the individual and the community-oriented educational system, the Executive Board of the Parent-Teacher Association plans Back-to-School Night. Front Row: Mrs. E. Kiel, Mrs. A. W. Ward, Mrs. F. C. Ottati, Mr. Eugene H. Van Vliet, Principal, Dr. Thelma Flint, Mrs. R. K. Van Nostrand. Back Row: Mrs. J. P. 9 Steele, Mrs. J. Y. Burgess, Mrs. E. C. Lenox, Mrs. W. J. Crotty, and Mrs. A. A. Birne. Not Pictured: Dr. F. C. Ottati QPres.J.