Waldwick High School - Yearbook (Waldwick, NJ)

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MRS. IULIE GESSINGER M.A. Columbia Teachers' College Physical Education Varsity and j.V. Cheerleading Advisor MR- ANTHONY CAIAZZO Softball Coach B.A. Montclair State College Spring Intramurals j.V. Football Coach Ass't. Track Coach Ski Club Advisor MR. GILBERT GOODWIN B.S. Salem College BMI? MAKRSL-IG BLUM Dire!ctorofLPhysical Edugatilon z-and Athletics . . t ' ' A ' Fgniflnggmupgysersi y arsity etterman s u visor MISS LYNN M- BAS'-ER Color Guard Advisor B.A. Montclair State College MR. FREDERICK BELL Physical Education not only em- phasizes the need to be physi- cally strong and competent. It can be an education in certain values and ethics. Physical Edu- cation promotes the capability to work with people with vary- ing degrees of talent. A main guality that is instilled in stu- ents is good sportsmanship. The acceptance of a loss or a physical inferiority in a gallant mannerisan assetto any person. Majorette Advisor Girls' Varsity Basketball Coach Winter Intramurals MR. NEIL R. JOHNSON M.S. Pennsylvania State University B.A. Wichita State University Cross Country Coach Ass't. Football Coach Baseball Coach Ass't. Wrestling Coach i 67

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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

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MR. JAMES STOCK M.A. Montclair State College Related Arts Department Chairman ' I Vlsua rt Indu trial Art A school system does not operate solely to insure mental strength. The Industrial Arts Department offers courses to those students inclined to workin with their hands. Skills in woogwork, metal- work, and mechanics are encour- aged and strengthened. The use o tools to achieve desired results provides experience to those who plan to pursue a career in the industrial field. The department's main project, the field house on the football field, was completed this year. MR. EDWARD I. MITCHELL B.A. Newark State College MR. IOHN ZACCO B.A. Montclair State College j.V. Basketball Coach MR. FREDERICK C. HEIDLOFF B.F.A. Richmond Professional Institute MR. MANFRED REIN M.A. Montclair State College In an era of constant changes and discoveries, there is a desire to achieve a medium for self-expression and creativity. Communication does not only exist in the form of words, it can take the form of images. Art in- terprets an experience through a visual production. Througwh art an individuality can be attained, that is, the ex ibition of the artist's validity and an emphasis of artistic and expressive strengths.