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Students Train for Opportunities

MR. RICHARD TGLLO . . . distributive ed., MR. JACK MASSIELO . . . cooperative MR. ROBERT B A LE NT . . . driver ed.; 15
work experience; 4 years at Wilson; M id ­ education; 7 years at Wilson; West Chester, years at Wilson; New York Gniv., Central
dlesex County College. Montclair State, Trenton State; head basketball coach. Missouri State.
Trenton State; Cooperative Ed. Club ad­
visor, department chairperson.

COMMANDER RICHARD YOGNG . . . CHIEF HARRY BGCKINGHAM . . . naval MRS. MARGARET BELLGS . . . school
naval science; 1 1 years at Wilson; Gniv. of science; 5 years at Wilson; Goldey School nurse; 3 years at Wilson; Glassboro State.
South Carolina; NJROTC Drill Team and of Business; Drill Team, Color Guard.
Color Guard advisor, department chair­
person.
The Naval Junior Reserves Officer’s Training
Corps provides interested students with course work
designed to prepare them for careers in the United
States Navy.
MRS. OLGA KGREK . . . school nurse; 21 years at Wilson;
Trenton State; St. Agnes' Hospital.
The Wilson nurses provide emergency medical at­
tention when it is needed. In addition, they give vision
and hearing tests, dispense medication, and do their
best to keep us all healthy.
Mr. Balent, who teaches Driver Training, prepares
his students for problems they will encounter on the
road.
The Work Experience Program, headed by Mr.
Tullo, prepares students for the responsibilities of
holding down a job. The participants in this program
combine actual work in business establishments in the
area with their studies here at Wilson.
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