Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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3 l s l l l l l I l i i MR. ROBERT PEIRANO MR. FRANK IUDICA MR. PETER MUIR M.A. Montclair State College B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University B.S. Fairleigh Dickinson University The study of History is not limited to the study of one's native country. It is necessary to encompass the histories of other nations in order to observe differences, likenesses, and interactions between these various countries. Histo- ry establishes constants, used as guide- lines for present history. As Johann Wolfgan von Goethe said, What you have inierited from your fathers, earn again for yourselves, or it will not be yours. This year four Mini-courses, each ex- tending over a period of ten weeks, have been added to the Despartment. These are Anthropology, ociology, Psychology, and the Humanities. Remedial Reading There is a misconception existing that remedial read- ing is mainly for students with certain defects in read- ing. This is merel one of the concepts of this prog- gram. It has also been designed for the student who wishes to increase his comprehension of reading materials. It enables him to acquire speed and accu- racy. It broadens a student's vocabulary as well as develops desirable study habits. MR. KENNETH KELLY M.A. Columbia University jr. Class Advisor

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MR. HERBERT SCHROTER MR. ALFONSE W. PARELLI B.A. Montclair State College M.A. Seton Hall University Social MR. ROBERT TAYLOR M.A. Fairleiih Dickinson University Ass't. Fres man Football Coach 64 MR. fOHN SURAK M.A. Co umbia University MR. MANFRED LEDERER M.A. Syracuse University Department Chairman I Studies MR. ROBERT STRAUT B.A. University of Rhode Island Football Coach

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MR. IOSEPH A. TARDIO M.A. Montclair State College Department Chairman , LYNDA HANSEN M.A. Montclair State College Office Occupations Coordinator Music Business Education Not only academic courses are res onsible for better repared indlfviduals. Business Elducation develops in the students an awareness of his present role in life and his future involve- ment in it. Even if the pursuit of an academic life is chosen, certain business knowledges can still be beneficial. It is neccesary to be able to extract from one's resources maximum utilization and satisfaction. MR. EDWARD C. OROVITZ B.S. Seton Hall University The appreciation of music con- tributes to the production of a well-rounded intellect. Music is not only the ability to play an instrument or compose a major work. It requires the tal- ents of being able to interpret passagces and compositions. Mu- sic, li e other arts, is the ab- stract appreciation of essential components of life: beauty, love, lyricism, and expression. MR. FRANK A. GEORGE M.A. Seton Hall University Distributive Education Coordinator MISS JANET SOBKOWICZ B.A. Montclair State College MR. LAURENT GAREAU MR. DANIEL SCHWARTZ M.A. Columbia University M.S. Columbia University Director of Bands Director of Choruses