Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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-ef' MISS .IOYCE ERHART Secretary to the Curriculum Co-ordinator MISS MARY JANE TROUPE ' Secretary to the Principal OUR GIRL ,FRID Y Without the aid of our diligent secretarial staff, the school could not function properly.'I'hey perform an infinite number of services not only forthe administration but for the student body. We, the Class of 664, salute our Girls Friday. ff?- 1 MISS MARY ANN GELLERT Secretary to the Board Secretary MISS ALICE D'AMICO Secretary to the Guidance Department -pp I M M itai Ilyay yiy I MISS KATH RYN YOST Secretary to the Superintendent MRS. DIANE HAAF Attendance Secretary gr A I x it z 1: 1 . K , 2 K A r . 'x p f 1 . 1 , .ev . MRS. MARGARET DICCIO Secretary to the Vice-Principal

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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

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TO T E FACULTY Throughout our years at Williamstown High School, there have been profuse occasions when as your students we may have seemed unconscious of your unfaltering efforts to instill in our minds a love of knowledge. We ask you, how many times have you heard these and similar cries? But Mr. Domville, this typewriter just won't work!Mrs. Ennis, please, not another book report! But Mr. Robinson, the South did not win the Civil War!Oh, it sounds so easy when you say it,Mrs. Straub. Mrs.Mikalauskas, what's so sneaky about this proof? Mr. Johnson, how do you add x to x3? Miss Valeno,I just don't understand the GreggShorthandSystem!Do we have to smell up the build- ing again with our experiments, Mr. Dinovi? We're not really beatniks, Mr. Bruscemi. Mr. Shearer, I seemed to have lost my rough draft... !This cake just won't rise, Mrs. Starkey! Mrs. Brown, could we have one more day on this assignment? Mr. Egan, I'm just completely confused! Mr. Inch, we just didn't have time to read that article in Time Magazine. Mr. Welch, our half-times are not ca- tered! Mr. Muits, that was ter-rific! ls it shuffle-hop-step-step or shuffle-shuffle-hop-hop, Mrs. Van Houten? How many laps did you say, Miss Usinger? Why did you flunk me, Miss Samit? No,I don't accept the fact, Mr. Mikalauskas! I'm not sick, Mrs. Barnum, just tired. Yes,I work on the yearbook, Mr. Carpenter! Can you tell me where I can find this information,Mrs.Matthews. Can you really tell by the color of the caterpillar, Miss Perry? It's the sewing machine, not me,Mrs. Montgomery! My, what a beautiful project you have here, Mrs. Clement! Mr. DiGiorgio,AI just can't reach that high ng . Which axiom was that, Mr. Fithian? Wha t's in that dark room, Mr. Fox? Mr. Henderson, my mu- sic is missing! But that dart is pointed, Mrs. Kepler! Did you see a football go by, Mr. Jengehino? Mr. Murphy, this formaldehyde smells horrible! Mr. Levine, who discovered America? Mr. Callaghan, my tadpole got away! Mr. Zaccone, who is this Don Quixote, anyhow? Mr. Hester, how do you fac- tor X2 plus 2? Mr. Ciancuilli, what da' we have to do that for? We're not really problem children, are we Mr. Maddox? I ain't done that assignment yet,'Miss Stover. But somebody told me, Mrs. Montemurro, that...! Or something to that effect, huh, Mr. Greczek. Mr. Bussom, my project-it's ruined! Bonjour, Monsieur Lamberto. But, Mr. Krueger, I gave you my pass! Miss Chipego...er I mean Mrs. Fox! What do you want us to do now, Mr. B? Can I please change English teachers, Mr. Kepler, I just don't understand Miss... Mr. Cassi, the girls took our basketballs again! Mr. White, where's the tape? Mr. Breylinger, will you please give me one of them things? All right,Mr.Stanley, everythings's cleaned up! Where else can I put my papers, but in my book, Mrs. Avellino! Please, Miss Kotsull, repeat that again! Mr. Cantelope, I just can't find the Great Lakes!0h,Miss Dutch- man, I completely forgot about the College Boards Application! Please, Mr. McGarigle, not a parent-teacher's conference. Alas, you have heard these familiar words and many others like them. We the Class of '64 realize what a thankless task you have undertaken, and wish to express to you our heartfelt appreciation for all you have done for us. Inspired by your neverceasing counsel and instruction, each of us have formed from our educa- tion the key to a happy and successful future. As we go on in our search, you will never be forgotten, for you have given us one key that will open the door to many others-our education. Farewell and God Bless each and every one of you! THE CLASS OF 1964