Williamstown High School - Totem Yearbook (Williamstown, NJ)

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Carolyn Knepler will study Janet Kopp, who has chosen a Lowell McClure hopes to major Magy Ann Morrow will studly Home Economics at either career in nursing, has applied in Physics at Rutgers Univer- me icine at Westminister Co Douglass College, Montclair or to the Universities of Massa- sity, Drexel Institute, or the lege or Carroll College. the University of Delaware. chusetts, Connecticut, and University of Delaware. it has been awarded to all students having a fouryear average ofnine- ty pier cent or above. ased on their aver- age of February 1964, these students will be candidates for the Board of Education Awards in June. Since numerical grades will vary between now and graduation, oth- ers may become eligible for this award. To all honor students, the To- tem Staff wished the best of luck for a successful future. Jean Mossbrook hopes to attain Alfred Natali has applied to the Marie Orbanus plans to pursue a position in the business world. Universityl of Pennsylvania, the study of art at Glassboro Rutgers niversity, Villanova State Co lege. im- '337 l X' James Pedrick plans to study Emanuel Russo, an aspiring Joseph Savukinas will study Chemistry at Rutgers College Chemistry teacher, has been mathematics at Rutgers Univer- of South Jersey. accepted at Glassboro State sity. College. Marilyn Stegall, who wants to study Home Economics, has applied to Douglass College, u the University, of Massac - setts, and the University of Connecticut.

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,loan Brzeczek will study nurs- Joanne DeFahrites h t - B b opes o at ar ara Falls will study nurs- Joseph Fazzio, interested in ini at the Temple University tain aposition asareceptionist, ing at TempleUniversity School Business Administration, has Sc ool of Nursing. secretary, or bookkeeper. of Nursing. applied to Rutgers of South Jersey. Patricia Fleming plans to study Anita Garcia hopes to study Carol Gregorio, interested in modem languages at Rutgers of Business Education at Trenton nursing, has applied to the South Jerse or the University State Teacher's College. Temple University School of of Alberta, Eanada. Nursing, Catholic University of America, and the University of Massachusetts. The Board of Education Award is a pin display- ing two quills which strike a coat of arms ef- fect. The quills seem to pierce a book which ex- hibits the lamp of knowl- edge. Above the hook reposes the torch of learning and below the hook is seen the coveted diploma. Laurel leaves encompass a scientist's retort and an artist's palette. This award orig- inated in 1960 with the graduation of the first class of Williamstown High School. Since then . O. E. AWARDS nu nr, -t -. -- -- t--- Mary HIJIIOII haS been accepted Viola Johnston, who hopes to ,lane Kelsey, an aspirin doc- Eloise Kettleson, a future med- atDouglassCollege andllutgers become a business secretary, tor, has ap lied to Selby, ical secretary, has ap lied to of South Jersey. has been accepted at Goldey Bucknell, Wellesley and Mount Peirce Business School? Beacom Business School. Holyoke.

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L 77, an CITIZEN SHIP and STATE Jane Kelsey, delegateg Anita Garcia, altemate. During the week of June 24-31, Tony Pizzo, the senior class president attended Boys' State at Rutgers Univer- sity. This encampment taught the basic fundamentals of citizenship including voting and our court system. The boys voted for city, county and state officials from the boys attending the conference. As a final reward, a governor was chosen from among the candidates. Other activities included intramural sports, lectures, and a closing service where inauguration was held for the gov- ernor and at which time diplomas and pins were given to the boys. Jane Kelsey, the president of National Honor Societ attended Girls' Citizenship Institute at Douglass College during the week of June 17-21. Lectures were held to discuss how to become better citizens. Among speeches and social activities, the girls enjoyed tennis, swimming and softball. The conference was sponsored entirely by the Federation of Womens' Clubs. Y, Joe Fazzio, altemateg Tony Pizzo, delegate.