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

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Music Department Each year the Music Department at A.L.J. presents three public concerts in the auditorium. At the Christmas Concert the audience delights to holiday music by the Choir, Glee Club, and Bel Canto, under the direction of Miss MidkiH, and the band directed by Mr. Jupina. The band performs at its own Band Concert in the spring, Mildred A. Midkiff . . Vocal Music; Trenton Slaw and the annual Sprmg Concert IS presented by the vocal cullogc, Unmgnny 0f Colo- groups. Outside of school, the band plays at all football radu; 8.5., M. Mus. Ed.; ', Spnnsnr of National Honor t- f- gocmy. for department stores and civic associations in the area. I... - K. Andrew Jupina Band Director; Ithaca COL lege, Muhlenherg College, University of Maryland Ex- tension, Pennsylvania State University; B.S., M.S.; Dance Band. Marching Band. games, and the Bel Canto, our select vocal group, performs Hlma Mater RAISE A CHOR-US CRU-SAD-E OF JOHN-SON RE- tNAL HIGH OHice Staff Courteous, cordial, and competent are the ladies who compose A.L.J.,s office staff. Handling all of the clerical work, they are helpful to both faculty and students alike, and do much to promote the smooth functioning of the school. Office Staff Standing, left to right: Mrs. Dorothy Welsch, Mrs. Dorothy Wally, Mrs. Rita Burleigh. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Stella Rieder, Mrs. Inez Wag- ner, Mrs. Margaret Halsey, Mrs. Theodosia Carrea. 25

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24 Alice ScarH Foods 1,2; Cedar Crest Col- lege; B.S. Mary Ann Ulbrich Coordinator of Home Eco. nomics; College of St. Eliza- beth, Rutgers University; BS, M.Ed. uThe beauty of the house is order; The blessing of the house is contentment; The glory of the house is hospitality; The crown of the house is godliness? Fireplace Motto, Author Unknown Home Economics Department Someone once said that a woman,s place is in the home. Today, with women playing such an active role in business and industry, it is question- able whether this is still the case. However, every woman must know something about homemaking. At A.L.J. classes are conducted in the culinary art, in sewing, and in the management of the home. Frequently an enticing aroma from the foods room pervades our hallowed halls. M Margaret Ann Ryan Clothing 1,2,3, Homemaking; College of St. Elizabeth, Seton Hall University, Rutgers Uni- versity; B.S.; Junior Class Advisor. Linda M. Kelsey Fonds 1,2,3, Home Manage- ment; Cornell University; 13.3.; Home Management

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26 Standing, left to right: Mrs. Virginia Hruska,Mrs. Frieda Saulter, Mrs. Frieda Jacquemin, Mrs. Anna Kairis, Mrs. Alice Dunn, Mrs. Edith Gulliiord, Mrs. Molly Monuhan, Mrs. Betty Shaw. Seated, left to right: Mrs. Mary Iannelli, Mrs. Helen Mihalko, Mrs. Robina Merrigan, Mrs. Betty Ashley, Mrs. Eileen Thurber. Not shown: Miss Margaret Maitland, Cafeteria Director. At approximately 11:30 AM each day, the cafeteria is stormed by a few hundred of A.L.J.,s starving students. The ladies of the cafeteria staff work diligently to feed each hungry mouth within the alloted twenty-two minutes after which second lunch begins, and the rush is on again. The custodial staff at A.L.J. works around the Clock to preserve the beauty of the building and grounds of our school by keeping everything in the best possible condition and maintaining high standards of cleanliness. Left to right: R. Loeser; R. Caron; W. O'Rourke; J. De Lorenzo; T. Shylovsky; W. Ruban, Head Custodian. mm-ammnhn AFF