Talk:Morris Hills High School

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[edit] Anthony Naclerio

I think that somehow, this article should include Anthony Naclerio as a notable person from Morris Hills High School. While I do not see him listed anywhere as an alumni, he was a guidance counselor and coach at Morris Hills High School for over 30 years (source).

In addition he has written a book on the Javelin titled Teaching Progressions of the Shot Put, Discus and Javelin (ISBN 0964972018 according to Amazon.com), has done various other throwing coach related tasks ranging from 1975 to 1996 (see previous source), and was the United States' Throwing Coach for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta (again see previous, others available on request).

If the alumni from public schools notable for being actors/football players/etc are noted in public school articles, surely a guidance counselor/coach who published a book and was good enough to become an Olympic Coach should be noted. Cerlyn 06:14, 14 February 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Student Production

I Think it should be noted that for three years (soon to be four) Morris Hills raises money every year through the Student Productions (through the threatre) for various organizations, including Alex's Lemonade stand.