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

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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,

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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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CAFETERIA STAFF Every school day hundreds of ALJ students receive prompt and emcient service from the women of our cafeteria staFf. These good- natured ladies prepare daily meals and keep the cafeteria running smoothly during the four mod lunch periods. CAFETERIA STAFF Left to right.- Mrs. Robina Merrigcn, Mrst Frieda Jocquemin, Mrs. Teresa Gorthwaite, Mrs. Mary Icnnelli, Mrs. Helen Husth, Mrs. Betty Shaw, Mrs. Eileen Thurber, Mrs. Edith Gullitord, Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Betty Ashley, Mrs. Frieda Sautter, Mrs. Anna Kairis. Center: Mrs. Helen Mihalko, Mrst Caroline Wolff. CUSTODIAL STAFF The beautifully maintained grounds at ALJ are due to the eHorts of our Custodial Staff These men work diligently to keep the school and its property clean. CUSTODlAl STAFF Kneeling: Mr. William Jeney, Mr. Theodore Shylovski, Mr. Ronald Loeser, Mr. Walter Seme. Standing: Mr. Warren Ruben, Head Custodian; Mr. Theodore Leber, Mr. William OlRouke, Mr. George Wirth. 17