Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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MRS. ANN McKENNA Typing, Business Law, Business Arithmetic Burlington Senior High School provides its commercial students with a well- rounded course in business education. Typing, shorthand, bookkeeping, merchan- dising, and consumer education are some of the subjects offered. Students are prepared to become able and efficient workers in the business world through an understanding of its make-up and skills required for success in it. MISS FRANCES AMBRUSTER Secretarial Prac- tice, Shorthand II MRS. JULIA DANGLER Consumer Educa- tion, Shorthand I, Typing II, Fi- nancial Aides MRS. MAUREEN DEVER Typing II, Consumer Edu- cation, Shorthand I, Typ- ing Club, 1965 Sponsor MISS MARIA MARREN Merchandising, Clerical Practice, F B L A MR. P. JOSEPH GIANGIULIO Bookkeeping, Typing I

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AAR. HAROLD STINSON Basic Mathematics, Snack Shack Mathematic Closely related to the study of science is a knowledge of mathematics. Academic students are required to com- plete successfully algebra and plane geometry. Further work can be done in a second year of algebra or a year of advanced math, involving trigonometry and solid geometry. General Math II and basic mathematics are offered to students in the business course. These involve a review of math as it will be useful in everyday life after school years. MR. JOHN DELAP Basic Math, General Math, Traditional Geometry

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MRS. GLORIA CLARKE Home Economics, Clothing, Foods, Vocational, Food Lab MISS DOLORES WRIGHT Home Economics, Family Living, Food Lab. )ommun. An important facet of every culture is the home. At BSHS girls are offered instruction in sewing, family living, and the preparation of food. A well-run, happy home is the dream of people everywhere. MISS EDITH LEONARD Spanish I, II, III LPlS? “a-.f ■■’trjwf '- 'luii fffiiHgmmiitiiiiial As our world becomes smaller and smaller, it is increasingly important that we be able to communicate our ideas with other nations. Students at BSHS can become skilled in Latin, Spanish, French, and German. The use of records and tape-recordings increases aural comprehension and pronunciation. Students like- wise achieve a greater understanding of foreign cultures. (jo nmunica on S7s r7iroacfenecf MISS BARBARA LANDENBERGER French I, II, III, IV, French Club, 1967 Sponsor MISS JUDITH WEIL German I, II, Spanish II MR. EDMUND GUERINI Latin II, III, IV