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

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MARION M. Pin, 8.S. Mechanical Drawing I, II; Power Mechanics I Stage lighting Clvb See you of 2:30 . . . booting and horticulture . . . enjoys dry humor . . . turprito quizzes. VIRGINIA M. SCARNICI, A.B. French I, English II le Cerde Francois go vo? . . . quittot on quorior sheets of paper . . . enjoys tinging . . . study =: tost. 24 IESTER W. RICKER, B.S., M.A. Director of Athletics Cordoning at a hobby . . . office behind the book stocks . . . hunting and fishing when he has the time. English IV Embers, Press Release Co-ordinator Don't let schoof intorforo with your education . - • interesting side lights moke cfosses inf rotting . . . never seems to hove a bod doy. WAITER E. ROSS, B.S., M.A. Bookkeeping I, II; Typing I Head Track and Field Coach, School Store A winner never quits; o quittor never wins . . . sponds summer working and vacationing near Bornogot Boy . . . water and snow skiing. PAUL SCHNEIDENBACH, A.B. Driver Education Assistant Football Coach Gontlyl ... a fisherman of heart . . . quick wit . . . relaxed while unooty studonts drive. LILLIAN SCOFIELD. A.B. World History, American History I Booster Club, Magazine Drive, Senior Doy Activity plus . . . mops, mops, mopsl . . . obsoluto quiot in study halls . . . sports onthusiost.

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HENRY H. MATEISON. A.B. Applied Mothemotics. Typing I, General Mothemotics Assistant Trock Coach Often teen ongogod in othlotict . . . rotumod in December oHer o hitch with the Cootf Guard. CARL I. ORDWAY. A. .. M.A. American History I Magazine Drive HANS G. MOLLENKOTT, A.B. English II 9th Grade Guidance Counselor Studontt with fin ears and swaying jaws . . . quiet . . . continually uniting . . . sport»• mindod. EDWARD G. MOLINA. A.B. American History II, World Geography Smoko Signals ft cetera, ef cetera, et ceferof % . . fishing it hit posfime . . . Smote Signals' reporters who don't report antagonize him. EVELYN S. NEU, B.S. Home Economics Sewing ond Needlework Club Kogiitorod occupational therapist . . . travel ond gordoning in her spore time. GERTRUDE NEWBOLD, A.B. English I Sophomore Class Adviser Wicked vocabulary tests . . . dressmaking as a hobby . . . Settle . . . vibrant pot. tonality. Knock it off . . . New England accent . . . teaches summer school . . . groduoto work during I he summer. HENRY J. PETERSEN, A.B.. M S. Applied Mathematics. Advonced Trigonometry, Algebra I Mathematics College Preparatory Review Closs No orgumontI . . . office in the hoflwoy . . . eongoniol . . . Button up those ihirtil . . . willing to help. 23

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EDWARD STEPHAN, B.S. Technical Drawing, Mechanical Drawing GoH onthutiotl . . . let's sett e down, men! . . . reasonable . . . assists feocheri with school projects. GAIl STEVENSON, B.S. Physical Education, Health Intramurals, Drill Team, Conteen No one sits down in my doss . . . Massachusetts accent . . . enjoys writing . . . toothing swimming during the summer. DANIEL SUGARMAN, A.B., M.A., Ph D. School Psychologist Con you fell me more about it? . . . run. ning a sh uffle service between the Junior High and Sonior High . . . prolessor ol psy. chology of Brooklyn College during tho tummor. RUTH D. THOMSON, A.B. Algebra II, Geometry, Trigonometry All right now, class, turn to page Since you're my best clots, you eon do two projects! . . . soft tpokon ... a good sense ol humor. LORRAINE VOLPE, A.B. Shorthand I; Bookkeeping I; Typing I, II P. T. A. Publicity Chairman, Scholarship Committee Did everyone hear the bell? . . . cho Jt from the board on her clothing . . . NO STRIKEOVEBS . . . well-governed study hall. DAVID WAGNER, B.S. World History, Senior Science Freshman Class Adviser, Cross Country Cooch, Audio-Visual Aids Director ''Don't be a xoro foetort ... 13 quiixot o marking period . . . tummortimo comp direc-for . . . roods for roloxotion. ADRIAN VAN ZWEDEN, B.S., M.A. Mechanical Drawing, Electricity Attendance, Science Projects Club Electronics hobby . . . traveling and hiking in tho tummor . . . Got to work, people!