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

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SOCIAL STUDIES Besides the regular courses in history and geography, our Social Studies Department is offering Psychology, Sociology and Economics. Those who took Psychology heard some down-toe earth facts from a member of the A.A.A. Field trips and other speakers were available to all classes. Of special interest was a visit from Dr. Reverend Brown from the Congo. This distinguished guest spoke to many students on current issues in Africa and was the guest of honor at a school luncheon. SOCIAL STUDIES MR. JOHN MULLEN, Gquraphy, World History, Foundations of American Culture; MR. JOHN MULLER, World History, U.$, History 2, Attendance,- MRS. HELEN JUNE, World History, U.S. History 1, Coin and Stamp Club, Sophomore Class Adviser; MR. LOUIS DE ROSAA U. 5. History 1, U. S. History 2, Football Club; MISS CLEMENTINE BURNS, US. History 1, US. History 21 Modern European History, Student Council; MISS BARBARA DOANE, U.St History 2, Psychology, Economics, Bridge Club; MR. GEORGE CUZZOLINO, US History 2, Sociology, Club Program Supervisor, Senior Class Adviser. HOME ECONOMICS With modern equipment and expert guidance, the students in the Home Economics Department learn cooking, sewing, homemoking and home manage- ment. Their skills are appreciated by the faculty, who greatly beneht from them. Home Ec. students distributed corsages to faculty members on St. Patrick's Day and cookies at Christmas. They also prepared a faculty fashion show and several faculty teas. HOME ECONOMICS MISS LINDA MILLER, Home Management, Food 2, Food 3, Student Auxiliary; MISS MARGARET O'DONNELL, Clothing l, Clothing 2 and 3, Homemaking 1, Food 1, Home Economics Club, 12 Faculty Adviser to Altman's Fashion Board.

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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

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION MRS. LOIS FRIGERIO, Health, Cheerleading; MR. LOUIS PERAGALLO, Health, Physical Education; MRt DOUGLAS BOELHOUWER, Health, Physical Education, Driver Education; MR. FRANK SEVERAGE, Health, Physical Edu- cation, Driver Education; MR. JOHN M. BROWN, Physical Education, Coordinator; MISS BETTY UNABERRY, Physical Education; MISS MARY SHORT, Physical Education, Driver Education. PHYSICAL EDUCATION The Physical Education Department is important in developing the characteristics of good sportsmanship and team play as well as fitness in our students. Specialized activities are oHered after school to those who are interested. Juniors hove Driver Education instead of health and have the opportunity to practice behind the wheel driving. MUSIC Of course the Christmas and Spring Concerts highlighted the many accomplishments of our Music Department. The Red Mill, an opera resulting from the combined efforts of the three regional schools, was also a great success. On the instrumental side, a new German band, The Hungry 5, seems to be developing rapidly. In its second year, the Dance Band played for the FTA Smorgasbord and the Student Fair. MUSIC MISS MILDRED MIDKIFF, Choir, Glee Club, Beginner's Chorus, Bel Canto, Music Appreciation, Honor Society; MR. ANDREW JUPINA, Instrumental Lessons, Introductory Band, Concert Band, Dance Band, Hungry 5 , Marching Band. 13