Wayne Valley High School - Embers Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Although Mr. Smith has worked primarily in the Junior High, his warm smile and friendly manner helped to make our last year in school a better one. We will remember him as a good friend who was always ready to give help and advice. MR. JOHN Van DYKEN Principal To us, there is not a fairer, more understanding man in all the world than our principal, Mr. John Van I)) ken. It is to his office that we run “to talk things over.” He is a cooperative, hard-working man with a wonderful personality, unlike any other principal anywhere. Throughout the hours of his long day he constantly thinks of the people in the school he lives for. Always doing what he believes best for Wayne and the kids, Mr. Van Dyken will never be forgotten.

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SUPERINTENDENT OF SCHOOLS I)r. Kenneth Woolf, our superintendent of schools, is the man behind the scenes of our school's stage, and always strives to make our performances, the years in Wayne, most successful. The rehearsals, each day, have been interesting and full of fun and hard work in equal amount. We will always remember the man who has so long looked forward to the graduation of the first class of Wayne. Even after commencement we will try to give him reason to be justifiably proud. 7 Mrs. Wilma Wolf. Dr. Woolf’s uble secretary.

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Mrs. Henson, our guidance director, is the woman to whom we turn when all else seems to have failed. Through all our years in Wayne, she has helped us when we had trouble with Latin or Typing, or couldn't decide about college, or were worried about exams, scholarships, and applications—for we knew Mrs. Henson could help. And she did. Mr. Fred Fmanuelli, the busy man around school, is our able class, yearbook, and Student Council advisor. Always trying to help us to get one thing or another (or both)—Mr. “E rates a front page spread in this book. Although he i usually loaded down with pieces of the yearbook. fragments of the Student Council, and miscellaneous file cabinets, he remembers to “Smile”—and we’ll never forget him. 9