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

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MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE Thus year the McxthrSCience Dempurtmvm has added an ad- sznr'ud chsexmstry course to its program, and has; been hon- ored by bum; udrmtted as one of thirty4w;ht participating schools: in Hm United States in n: muthmmmlcs proqrcrm spom sornd by the University of Ileois. Fun! low M: Rxdxcud Flelscher; Miss nzxm Kuyu Mz' Pun: Kwplm, Depun- Hemiv Mr Thuudme Frxraklas mw Mr Guorqe Schlenker, Mr Iasuph Muzvm Mr Russell Stan- 'a-y Mr Dc'mzllni Hucirx'x Mr. Walter J BUSINESS EDUCATION The Business Education De- partment provides training for students in salable skills for the modern business world. Mr Edward Shustack, Mr Robert McA Cnsker, Miss Eleanore Murphy, De- partment Head; Mr, Louis Scriftorcxle; M.Ss Vivzan Maggese HOME ECONOMICS Information concerning cloth- ing and foods is available to girls through the homemaking classes taught by the Home Economics Department. Miss Mary Ann Ulbrich, Department Head; Mrs, Lorraine Hills; Mrs. Arlene Church. a I; , 2 G V G. v I

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ENGLISH-FOREIGN LANGUAGE This year the English-Foreign Language Department has be- come one of very few in the state and relatively few in the nation to be able to offer Rus- sian to secondary school stu- dents. First row: Mrs. Muriel Muller, Depart- ment Head, Mr. Edward Kursare Sec 0nd row: Mr. Robert Parkinson,- Mrs. Barbara Tibbets, Miss Marion Kal- buch. Third row: Mr. Iames Krofta; Mrs. Bertha Monteith; Miss Rose Salesio, Mr. Leonard Greenfield,- Mrs. Esther Burroughs. SOCIAL STUDIES The Social Studies Depart- ment, which teaches history and geography, has been pre- paring c1 variety of new courses to be presented next year. Sitting: Miss Clementine Bums; Mrs. Helen June, Standing: Mr. David Pov- lin, Department Head,- Mr. Jack Guthrie; Mr. John Muller. INDUSTRIAL ARTS The Industrial Arts Depart- ment is equipped to teach mechanical drawing, wood and metal working; Mr. Frank Rica; Mr. Lewis Fredericks, Deparfment Head; Mr. Hubert Tuni- son; Mr. Benjamin Merill.

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mu J. In - 5' GUIDANCE MUSIC The Guidance Department counsels stu- The Music Department instructs interested dents in educational cmd vocational plcn- students in vocal and instrumental music and l ning. directs them in musical concerts at various times throughout the year. t Mr. Bernard Carr,- Mrs. Margaret Gums. Mr. Andrew Iupinc; Miss Mildred Midkiff. HEALTH AND PHYSICAL EDUCATION A Health education and physL cal training are provided for the students through various sports taught and supervised by the Health and Physical Edu- cation Department. First row: Miss Betty Lincberry; Miss Barbara Bochis; Miss Mary Short. Second row: Mr, Walter LaPrcrrie; Mr. Iohn Brown, Department Head,- Mr. Clayton Davies; Mr. Louis Perugallo. SPECIALISTS These are people who per- form special jobs in our school. Mrs. Dorothy Orsini, Nurse; Miss Vernie Rhodes, Librarian; Mrs. Rose Polansky, Art Teacher; Miss Joyce Spinney, Reading Specialist. 10