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

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Home Economics The aim of the Home Economics Department is to train girls to be better homemakers. This is done in three modern. fully-equipped rooms. Besides the Foods Room and the Clothing Room of past years, a new Home Management Room has been added this year which contains a living room and dining area. a kitchen-laundry. and a classroom. Mrs. Rose Polonsky, Fine Arts In- structor: Miss Vernie Rodes, Librariang Mrs. Joyce Canning, Reading Specialistg Mrs. Dorothy Orsini, Health Counselor. ii! Miss Margaret O'Donnell, Mrs. Lorraine Hills, Mrs. Arlene Church. Missing: Miss Mary Ann Ulbrich, Department Head. Specialists In arts and crafts classes students are instructed in the fine art of painting, ceramics, and other artistic crafts. Miss Rhodes supervises the library and assists students in selecting books. Accelerated reading courses taught by Mrs. Canning help students to improve their reading skills. The school nurse is available in the health office to treat students with injuries or sickness. As Health Counselor, she also directs school-sponsored health testing programs. . ., . ,.... V. K - 2 ' V 5-1,2 - . ,. I K '-vw: f avatar ,1:f,J.: .2g,5h, . , . V A 'C ' ' r v - ' . - -.....,, . J e , .. .,., ,...- Q. ,., . . , .,-V -- 5 SSSTQ . ' ,, .. .Q F'-55 u

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gpm LQ t ,. a ll ' . an 5 X If I U ull!! 17 l Mr. John Class, Mr. Lewis Fredericks, Department Headg Mr. ,lo Emm Fearing, Mr. Leon Kvedar, Mr. Benjamin Merrill, Mr. joseph Marzullo, Mr. Hubert Tunison. Industrial Arts This year the Industrial Arts Department has carried on an expanded program with the addition of an auto shop, a Cabinet shop, a machine shop, and a special mechanical drawing room. A center of interest is the auto shop, where boys learn by working on their own cars. Physical Education Besides a new boys' gymnasium and a corrective gymnasium. the Physical Education Department now has a trampoline and other new pieces of athletic equipment. Driver education is offered to juniors and seniors. Kneeling: Mr. Walter La Prarie, Mr. Frank Severage, Mr. Louis Peragallo. Standing: Mrs. Francine Walsh, Miss Barbara Bochis, Mr. ,lohn Broun, Department Headg Miss Mary Short, Miss lit-tty Linalierry. Missing: Mr. Christopher Wade. nm? I 'Ti--... .-.,.. : -lint on t ew , ' 1 sr-3.-. ...- ' Jv-

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Cafeteria Staff Headed by Miss Maitland, the cafeteria stali has served the school for four years with many good meals cooked in our modern kitchen. Seated, First row: Mrs. Christine Scheff- lerp Mrs. Anna Kairisg Mrs. Robina Merrigang Mrs. Elizabeth Shaw. Seated, Frieda Sautterg Mrs. Frieda Jacquemin. Standing: Mrs. Ruth Daveyg Mrs. Helen Husthg Mrs. Helen Mabeeg Mrs. Betty Ashley: Mrs. Helen Mihalko: Mrs. Mary iannelli, Manager. Missing: Miss Margaret Maitland, Directorg Mrs. Margaret De Vito: Mrs. Elizabeth Tiedemann. ii e S' N ge I. ,. t A . il - VT. :ij Second row: Mrs. Caroline Wolff: Mrs. ' 37: A, ...if I ' V' ' ff sw . it 'Q' it Q ti f ii 3. C A 'A Office Staif The Ofiice Staff handles the bookkeeping and clerical works for the main office and the guidance ofhce, and helps to strengthen the school's public relations. Seated: Mrs. Marie Carkhuff, Mrs. Joan Williams. Standing: Mrs. Olive Maier, Mrs. Stella Rieder. Mrs. Rita Burleigh. Missing: Mrs. Gladys Easton. N. I nl Custodial Staff Under the supervision of Mr. Warren Ruban, the Custodial Staff cleans the school, and maintains the building and grounds. Kneeling: Mr. William Jeney, Mr. Theodore Shylovsky, Mr. Ronald Loeser, Mr. Walter Seme. Standing: Mr. Warren Ruban, Head Custodiang Mr. Theodore Leber, Mr. William 0'R0uke, Mr. George Wirth. 1 I ,,.,Na