Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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CURRICULUM C0-ORDINATOR Our new Curriculum Co-ordinator, Mr. Cantelope, came to us from practically south of the border down New Mexico way. Armed with new ideas and expectations he tackled the magnanimous job of organizing and improving the course selections of Williamstown High School. Often his handsome and imposing figure can be seen in the halls questioning both students and teachers as to their likes and dislikes. We, the Class of '64, realize that many opportunities that have been offered to us, have come through his dili- gent efforts. Mr. Cantelope--we welcome you. LEO J. CANTELOPE: St. Francis College, B.S.g Rutgers Universit M.Ed. Curriculum Co-ordinator, Economic Ge- Y: ography. Pinochle Club, Advisor. VICE-PRINCIP L Mr. lVlcGarigle is one of the newest additions to our ad- ministrative force. He has come to us from Sayerville High School with many new ideas and thoughts for our school. Although in the eyes of many students, he is merely the man down in the office who issues punish- ments, if you look down our halls on any given day, you will find him offering words of advice and encouragement. We, the Class of '64, would like to welcome you and hope that you have enjoyed being with us as much as we have enjoyed your thoughtful help and guidance. EDWARD R. MCGARIGLE: Upsala College, B.S.g Montclair State College, M.A. in Ed. Vice-Principal, Student Court, Advisor.

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BOARD GF ED UCATIO a.csW.,.+:w, .,.x. Q 5 r Left to right: Frank M. Crane, Leon A Rennebaum, Robert M St . . ott, Nicholas R. Menna, M.D.3 George W. Ormsby, Clarence B. Morgan, Super- intendent of Schoolsg Alfred G. Scott, Board Secretaryg lngolf Hegge, Gilbert Miller, Jr., Vice-Presidentg Ralph S. Weed, President.Not pictured: John S. Bell d Ed d ' , an war H. Flemmlng, Board Attorney. The jobs of our Board of Education are numerous and ever-increasing Not man ' Y students realize the hard work and weighty decisions these men, who serve with- out remuneration, make. At their numerous and lengthy meetings they take into consideration the balancing of the budget, while wrestling the necessity of securing new equipment, hiring the best qualified staff, and alleviating overcrowded classrooms. The list could go on for many pages. We, the Class of 564, salute our Board of Education -- for a job well-done.

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m 4 MRS. VERNA BROWN Sophomore Class Counselor 5 z DARRELL KEPLER Junior Class Counselor MISS ANNA L. DUTCHMAN Guidance Director GUIDANCE WILLIAM CARPENTER Freshman Class Counselor With the assistance of the guidance department of Williamstown High School, many students have come to realize the value of developing their minds to capacity. Many of the decisions made by students have resulted from discussions with their class counselors. PAUL EGAN Senior Class Counselor I