Atlantic City High School - Herald Yearbook (Atlantic City, NJ)

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COMMERCIAL DEPARTME T MR. THOMAS A. SULLIVAN This well-known figure leads the senior class into graduation but never graduates himself. Besides being faculty adviser to the Senior Class, Mr. Thomas A. Sullivan is Chairman of the Commercial Department. His keen sense of humor and his deep in- terest in our class has endeared him to each of us. Front row, left lo rigbl: Mr. Lyle Knowles, Mrs. Elsie Ander- son, Mr. Thomas Sullivan, Mr. Lawrence Kaas, Mr. Clarence Slater. Slfwding.' Mr. Pat Matteo, Mr. Raymond Huber, Mr. Robert Merrifield, Mr, Charles Keys, Mr. Thomas McCleane, Mr. Wil- liam Ritchie. 27

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l GUIDANCE DEPARTME T Front row, left to riglal: Mrs. Dorothy Shrenk, Mr. Albion Hart, Mrs. Lillian Shrenk, Miss Margaret Kyper. Standing: Mr. john Rosebery, Mr. George Fet- tus, Mr. Marvin Lieberman, Mr. Robert Hughes. Not Jhown: Mr. Sol Levin. 26 MR. ALBION HART Under the direction of Mr. Albion Hart, our Guidance Office functions very efficiently. It leads all students down the right path of life. 3? FQ? gg 3? fs? 222 is

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Front row, left to right: Mr. Austin Martin, Mr. Paul Tschu- dy, Mr. Harry Young, Mrs. Olga Scull, Mr. John Kizewich. Standing: Mr. Kenneth Fetter, Mr. Andrew McElroy, Mr. John Bankert, Mr. Chris O'Keefe, Mr. joseph Bienstock, Mr. Christian Zauner, Mr. Frank Williams. Not .rbownf Miss Elma McCon- nell, Mrs. Patricia Nolan. 28 'T SCIENCE DEPARTME T 5, . f ,pv v U MR. HARRY A. YOUNG As Chairman of the Science De- partment at A.C.H.S,, Mr. Harry A. Young has brought much understand- ing and appreciation of scientific phe- nomena tolhis students. Frequently, he may be found checking laboratory equipment or cracking an occasional joke. Mr. Young's coaching has helped many seniors to fare well on the Advanced Placement Examinations in Chemistry.