Tenafly High School - Tenakin Yearbook (Tenafly, NJ)

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JAMES G. KEEN CHAIRMAN, Math Dept. M.Ed., Penn. State National Honor Society MILTON BRUCE OLDFORD CHAIRMAN, Science Dept. B.A., M'ontclair State M.A., Montclair State GUENTHER TESCHAUER CHAIRMAN, Language Dept. Diploma, Mainz University German Literature Club HORATIO E. WIRTZ CHAIRMAN, English Dept. A.B., Hobart M,A., Columbia Tenakin ROBERT PORTER CHAIRMAN, History Dept. B.A., Montclair State M.A., Montclair State A.F.S. 7' MMM Reviewing the contemporary scene, Mr Robert Porter emphas1zes that hlstory IS bemg wr1tten as well as bemg read

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Amiable Mr. James Keen makes learning a pleasure in E1 very special way. - l -4 Reminiscing over his many years of teaching at THS, Mr. M. Bruce Olrlford concludes that high school students really haven't changed. W x ge: W: wc? 5 1. --arf. s .,. blrhk K M, ,V W , -, , Qi- ,...a,,,, - ,l,,...-l,4.t,ax Excellence is the subject of contemplation for Mr. Guenther Teschauer, who strives to realize a bit of it together with his language students.

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3111 illllvmnriam MRS. THOMAS VON TACKY .Tune 16, 1912-March 20, 1969 Sellishness was a word Mrs. von Tacky could never understand. In her all too brief stay at Tenaily she gave fully of herself to all her students. This attribute endeared her to those who got to know this wonderful woman. Al- ways willing to lend a helping hand, Mrs. von Tacky was able to help us with more than just our English. We will not forget her example which is summed up in the words of Winston Churchill, Failure is not fatal. Success is not final. It's courage that counts. JANET LINES VON TACKY English Teachers llcquaint Students With Great Literarg Traditions . .a Helping pro- and anti-Freudists analyze Oedipus, Mrs. Mae Perceptively detecting and patiently explaining an intricate error of Compo, Lupatkin arouses llvely discussion of fate vs. free will. sition, Mrs. Gloria Nelson assists eleventh grader John Heim in correcting his essay.