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

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x V ;. figs- Clyde R. Billings George Cuzzolino US. History 1; Bethany Col- U.S. History 2, Sociology; lege; A.B.; Debate Club. Florida University, Montclair State College; 9N x'h 1'1 Gilbert Davis U.S. History 1, Geography; Wilkes College; B.S.; Inter national Relations Club. SOCIAL STUDIES Social Studies include not only the study of history, but also the study of manhs relationship to Thomas E Famks hi nvitonment O e of th hi hli hts in a U.S. History 1, Geography; S-C '- n e g g. Rutgers University; B.A.; soc1010gy class thls year was the conductmg of 3 Chess and Chakers Chm. survey on the custom of tipping, in Which the students eagerly took part. Photography CI ub. M.A.; Barbara M. Doane U.S. History 2, Psychology, Economics; Bates College, Montclair State College; B.A.; Twirlers' Adviser. Benjamin Freeiield English, U.S. History, Read- ing, N. J. Geography; Univer- sity of Mississippi, Newark State College, Montclair State College; B.A., 3.8.; Body Building and Weight Lifting Club. Helen June John J. Muller US. History 1, World History; U.S. History 2; Albright Col- Wilson College, Columbia lege, Seton Hall University; University; A.B., M.A.; Junior B.S., M.A.; Attendance Office. Class Adviser, Coin and Stamp Club. Clementine Tabor World History, M.E. History; Upsala College; 13.8.; Student Council Adviser. 13

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Adee Bennett Latin 1, Latin 2, Latin 3; Alfred University, Rutgers University, American Acade- my of Rome; B.A.; S.P.Q.R. Marion Kalbach German 1, German 2, German 3, English 1; Pennsylvania State University, Goethe Uni- versity, Middleburg College, University of Colorado; B.S1; German C1ub. August Caprio Coordinator of Foreign Lan- guages; Columbia University; Ath M.A. LANGUAGE Out well-organized Language Department serves as a reminder that the knowledge of a second or third language is very important today. Our graduates can find infinite enjoyment in reading the classics of other languages; but not to be forgotten is the fact that if our students of today know more about the languages of other peoples, they will be better leaders of tomorrow Margaret L. Hermanns French 1, French 2, Spanish 1; Marywood College, Laval University; AB; Le Ccrcle Frangais, French National Honor Society. Patricia Messineo Spanish 1, Spanish 2; College of St. Elizabeth; A3,; Spanish Club. 12 Gladys Michel Latin 1, English 2, Journalism; Susquehanna University; B.A.; Current. Rose M. Salesio Spanish 1, Spanish 3, Spanish 4; Syracuse University, Rutgers University; B.A., M.A.; Ruben Dario National Spanish Honor Society.

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Vivian Maggese Bookkeeping 1, Stenography 2, OHice Practice; Trenton State College, Montclair State Col- lege; 8.5., M.A.; Student Council Adviser. Robert P. McCusker Bookkeeping 1, Law 2, Busi- ness Supervision; Montclair State College; B.A.; Bowling, Eleanore M. Murphy Stenography 1, Coordinator; Indiana State Teachers College, University of Pittsburgh; B.S.. Ms Ed. Robert L. Kasmer Distributivc Education, Sales; Rutgers University; B.S.; Dis- tributive Education Club. BUSINESS EDUCATION Our future business leaders must be trained in an efEcient manner if they are to serve our economy eHiciently. At ALJ, the program for commercial students offers training in the business field and supplements this training with trips to various local companies to inform the students of available opportunities. Louis Scrittorale Typing 2, Future Business America. 14 Bookkeeping 2; Paterson State College; Leaders of Edward Shustack B.S.; lege; tion. Typing; Bloomsburg State C01- B.S.; Business Orienta- Eleanor A. Weihermiller Business Education; Montclair State College, Fairleigh Dick- inson University; B.A.; Busi- ness Adviser, Lance, Current.