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

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ENGLISH MR. LEONARD GREENFIELD, English 1, Publicity, F. T. A.; MR. ROBERT FULTON, English 1, English 2, Coach, Key Club; MRS. ESTHER BURROUGHS, English 3, Lance,- MR. WlLLlAM SAN GIACOMO, English 2, English 3, Creative Writing Club, Quest; ENGLISH A suggestion to all English Departments by the Cdllege Entrance Examination Board has brought about Cl strengthened English program. More empha- lANGUAGE MISS JULIA BUSHEY, English 4, Speech, Assembly, Senior Play, Dramatics Club; MRS, MURlEL MULLER, English 4, Coordinator; MR. ALBERT J. VALENIA, English 2, English 4, Senior Class Adviser; MR. ROBERT J. NILAN, English 1, Bowling. sisis being placed on creative writing and the reading of the complete works of famous authors. Field trips enable students to see many fine plays. Examples are Twelfth Night and King Lear. LANGUAGE The biggest news in the Language Department is the new language lab that has been made available to all language teachers. French, Spanish, German, and Latin students can learn by listening to selected recordings or talking on tape in specialized booths. Another addition this year Was the Roman newspaper put out by the Latin Club. Language Field trips, like the one to see Don Quixote, proved to be rewarding and enjoyable experiences. MRS. JUDITH CRANE, Spanish 1, French 1, French 2, French 3, French Club, Freshman Class Adviser, French Honor Society; MISS MARION KALBACH, English 1, German 1, German 2, German 3, German Club; MISS ROSE SALESIO, Spanish 1, Spanish 2, Spanish 3, Spanish Honor Society; MRS. LINDA SILLS, French 1, English 3, Student Council; MRS. ADEE BENNETT, Latin 1, latin 2, Latin 3 and 4, Latin Club. 10

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SCIENCE A variety of subiects and many interesting field trips were oHered by this yearls Science Department. Advanced Chemistry is our newest subject while Advanced Biology and Advanced Physics are being planned for the future. At present, the new Physical Sci- ence Study Committee Physics course is being taught. Because of the great interest shown by our science teachers, many students put forth an extra effort to complete proi- ects for the Regional Science Fair. This made the event a great success and all who participated felt they had learned a great deal. SCIENCE MR. GEORGE BARCLAY, Biology, Assistant Coordinator, Science Fair,- MR. ROBERT KLEINHANS, General Science, Chemistry, Philosophy Club, Physical Science Club, Junior Class Adviser; MR. GEORGE LEBER, Biology, Biology Club; Safety Director,- MR. RUSSELL STANLEY, General Science, Senior Science, Sound Studio, Audio-Visucl. Athletic Iroiner, Wrestling; MR, WALTER WINBURN, Physics, Chemistry, Advanced Chemistry, Chemistry Club, Junior Class Adviser; MR. DANIEL HUDAK, General Science, Physical Science Club, Fire Patrol. MATHEMATICS throughout high school. Algebra III is being offered Our Math Department is still teaching the special to those students especially interested in Math while University of Illinois programs. Students who begin a revised program in college prep math is currently this course continue it in their various math subjects in the planning stage. A n . o. a. z t r A VIT I I l??- 3. A s 5' I MATHEMATICS MRS. BESSIE HERMANN, College Prep. Math, Algebra 1, Stocks and Bonds Club; MR. GEORGE S. MACKRIN, Plane Geometry, College Prep. Math 1, Current, lance; MR. IRVING TAYLOR, Algebra 1, Math 2, Advanced Biology Club, Sophomore Class Adviser; MR. THEODORE FARAKLAS, Algebra 2, Algebra 3, Solid Geometry and Trigonometry, Tests and Measurements, Wrestling; MR RICHARD FLEISCHER, General Math, Algebra 1, Algebra 2 Ullinoisi, Plane Geometry Uliinoisi, Freshman Class Adviser; MR. JOSEPH ASSANTE, General Math, Plane Geometry, Algebra 1 Ullinoisi, Astronomy Club. 11