Glen Rock April 4, 2012 THE VILLADOM TIMES II • Page 7 Glen Rock High School’s Students of the Month for February include CJ Tahinos, art; Anna McAuley, business education; Kelly Streaser, English; Rachel Collins, health; Zachary Brookler, instrumental music; Molly Cunningham, mathematics; James Pawlyk, photography; Freddie Pulzello, physical education; Casey Marchfeld, preengineering; Esther Kim, science; Alana O’Neill, social studies; Carina Felipe, technology art; Stephanie Gosselin, theater; Matthew Wang, vocal music; and Sophie Maliniak, world language. The Scholar Athlete of the Month is Tim Miller. Emma Brooke, the Citizen of the Month, was elected to the Student Council three Students of the Month named at high school years in a row and has been instrumental in planning social and service programs, including the Mardi Gras Dance. She sings in the church choir, teaches Sunday school, (continued on page 12) Front row: William Hans, Anna McAuley, Molly Cunningham, Carina Felipe, Sophie Maliniak, Emma Brooke, and Zachary Brookler. Middle row: Brandon Shaw, Esther Kim, Kelly Streaser, Rachel Collins, Stephanie Gosselin, CJ Tahinos, and GRHS Principal John Arlotta. Back row: Steven King, Daniel Stein, Andrew Brennan, James Pawlyk, Alana O’Neill, Freddie Pulzello, Tim Miller, and Matthew Wang. Andrew Matteo, principal of the Central School in Glen Rock, will depart July 1 and will take over as principal of the Dater School in Ramsey in September. Matteo attended school in Ramsey as a child. Principal of the Central School since 2010, Matteo had come to Glen Rock in 2003 as an elementary school teacher of the third and fourth grades at the district’s Coleman School. He also taught second Principal to leave position grade at the Central School before being appointed principal. He also coached boys’ soccer at Glen Rock High School. An internal search committee comprised of school staff and Home & School Association members will begin the process of locating a replacement immediately, school officials said. The position will also be advertised. J. KOSTER