Arthur L Johnson Regional High School - Lance Yearbook (Clark, NJ)

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OFFICE STAFF MRS. GLADYS EASTON, Secretary to Principal; MRS. STELLA REIDER, Guidance; MRS. RITA BURLEIGH, Library; MRS. JOAN WILLIAMS, Main Office,- MRS DOROTHY WELCH, Main OfTIce. OFFICE STAFF Our skilled Office Staff is an important asset to the smooth functioning of ALJ. These women handle all school bookkeeping and clerical work. Also, they are important in promoting good public relations for our high school. GUIDANCE As s'udents confusedly try to plan next year's curriculum they invariably look for help. This help is expertly offered by our school Guidance Department. These spe- cially trained counselors also aid students with college plans and often Fund positions for members of our Business Education and Industrial Arts Departments. ISERWCE ' l x GUIDANCE MISS VICTORINE CHAPPEN; MRS. MARGARET GANTS; MR. TED CYMBALUK.

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3, W x t; h AMER MRS. DORTHY ORSINI, Nurse. MRSV AIDA VASTA, Beauty Culture Moior, Beauty Culture Minor, Tips For Teens Club. 14 MISS VERNIE K. RHODES, librarian, Library Council. MR. BENJAMIN FREEFIELD, Remedial and Accelerated Reading, Travel and Geography Club, Body Building Club. SPECIALISTS MRS. ROSE POLONSKY, Art 1, Art 2, Art 3, Advanced Art, Arts and Crafts 1, Arts and Crafts 2, Arts and Crafts Club. SPECIALISTS Mrs. Polonsky teaches her students painting, ceramics, and other artistic crafts. In turn, they have benefited the school by creating the backdrop for the Christmas program and help- ing on the Senior Play set. Students in need of library help find Miss Rhodes an invaluable aid. She can always be found supervising the library and assisting others in correct library procedure. Our school nurse is a well known Figure at ALJ. Usually available in the health emce, she adeptly administers First aid and directs school-sponsored health testing programs. The Beauty Culture Department, under the able direction of Mrs. Vasta, was c: new addition to our high school. Here girls learn better grooming as well as special beauty skills. Mr. Freef'veld adeptly heads the reading courses and specializes in helping students improve their reading skills. Wm Guess who?

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INDUSTRIAL ARYS MR. JOHN GLASS, Wood, Cabinet Shop; MR. JOSEPH MARZULLO, Auto Shop, Auto Working Club; MR. LEON R. KVEDAR, Mechanical Drawing, General Shop, General Shop Club; MR. ALBERT TUNISON, Metal, Mechanical Drawing, Photography Club; MR. JO EMM FEARING, Machine Shop, Machine Shop Club. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The wide variety of crafts taught in the Industrial Arts Department otters students at AU a splendid opportunity to acquire new skills. The Auto Shop, Cabinet Shop, Machine Shop, Crofts Room and Mechanical Drawing Room are available to those who seek them. Individuals from the Industrial Arts Departments in our Regional School system combined to form on exhibit that was shown at the Industrial Arts Convention in Asbury Park. BUSINESS EDUCATION Students in the Business Education Department have been trained to accept qualified positions in industry upon graduation. Special skills were ottered to them along with regular academic study. Field trips to Bell Labs and other companies in the area acquainted these people with available business opportunities. BUSINESS EDUCATION MR. ROBERT KASTNER, Sales, Distributive Education, Distributive Education Club; MISS VIVIAN MAGGESE, Bookkeeping 'l, Stenog- raphy 1, Stenography 2, Typing 2, Forensics, Debate Club; MISS ELEANORE M. MURPHY, Stenography 1, Assistant Coordinator; MR. ROBERT McCUSKER, Business Math, General Record Keeping, Bookkeeping 1, Bowling Club, Footba , Baseball; MR. EDWARD SHUSTACK, Beginners Typing, Practical Typing, Business Orientation Club, Baseball, Basketball,