Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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Mathematics MRS. MARCIA SCHULZE MR. BERNARD F. MCNEILLY B.A. Montclair State College M.S.T. Fordham University MR. DANIEL FLEGLER We live in an increasingly tech- nological world dominated by computers and highly com li- cated mechanisms. The under- standiniof mathematics enables us to t ink logically and ana- lytically. But mathematics is not only a field of austere and limited characteristics. It also posseses aesthetic qual- ities, so that it is almost an art. Perhaps Edna St. Vincent Millay armtly described it: Euclid aone has looked on beauty bare. Tennis Coach SCA Advisor MR. EUGENE PUMPHREY B.A. William Paterson State College Freshmen Basketball Coach M.A. Columbia University j.V. Baseball Coach Math Team Advisor Science Fiction Club Advisor MR. DONALD R. OLIVE M.S. Lehigh University MISS IEAN MCCAICI B.S. Auburn University S551 MRS. MARION BONCZEK A.B. Hunter College Department Chairman MRS. JOAN C. REIMAN B.A. Douglass College MR. KENNETH TOEPFER B.S. Stevens Institute of Technology

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MISS MARIE PRINCIPE B.A. Rider College Spanish Club Advisor MRS. DOLORES TORRALBAS B.A. Mary Washington College Senior Class Advisor MISS PHYLLIS M. SOKOL B.A. Montclair State College German Club Advisor MRS. ELEANOR W. KELSCH M.L.S. Columbia University Head Librarian Library The basic philosophy of the Library Materials Center is to provide students and teach- ers with the librar materials and services needecllto support the curriculum and the learn- ing process. It is to provide an opportunitly through library experiences or students to develop helpful interests, to make satisfactor adjustments, and to acquire dfesirable social attitudes. MRS. RUTH C. SLOAN M.L.S. Rutgers University MRS. DOROTHY MARKHAM Secretary

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MR. RICHARD N. KEIL M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman MR- JOHN PANKOWICZ ki Club Advisor B.A. New York University Science MRS. DIANE DIPETRILLO M.A. Fairleigh Dickinson University MR. GEORGE FARAGO B.A. Montclair State College j.V. Soccer Coach ...sis . MRS. ELEANOR MELAMED B.A. Hunter College Never before has science played a more important role in our lives. Our dependence on its products has increased so that we can no longer neglect its effects on our lives. The scien- tific principles can be applied to other aspects in our society. The future is a predominant concern. The knowledge of science produces enli htened citizens, able to make dircisions concerning technological im- provements and developments. MR. RICHARD REYNOLDS M.S. Fordham University Wrestling Coach MR. RAYMOND DIC-RAZIA M.A. Montclair State College ui rtrt .,.. 1 MRS. MARGUERITE L. KORNAHRENS M. Ed. Massachusetts State College 69