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

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CL$ZZ 0f Faculty and Administration . ............................................ 36 It is the objective of the Lance staff to portray the administration and faculty in the academic surround- ings in which the student body usually sees them. The administrators work closely with the faculty to i promote a beneficial educational environment which will enable each student to continue the development of his mind. The many activities sponsored by the administration and guided by the faculty give each individual the opportunity to channel his special in- terests into a variety of academic areas. i W W? -1 $: ' : i ii '7 91 .7 .l ANN Seniors ................................................................................................................. 58 The largest set'tion of this yearbook is dedir'ated t0 the seniors. During their four hrief years at Region- al. the Crusaders of i633 left their mark in every phase of school activity. This year's graduating rlass will never forget the memories of good times and Wonder- ful friends. but as oonhrlcntl em-rgetir young: people they must look to the future. This section. then. pays tribute not only to their past acmnnplishments. but to those which lie in their hright future as well. Underclassmen Freshmen, you have prospered, grown in wisdom and strength. Be kind to the freshmen who will enter next year. Sophomores, you have the promise of great things to come. Use your abilities to promote achiever ment and success. Juniors, you take over the reins of government and the highest position in the student body. May your senior year he filled with many months of happiness and satisfaction.

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Arlene Clendaniel lis- tens attentively while Miss Midkiff explains how to sing ttThe Carol of the Starh with the correct phrasing. Miss Midkiff exhibits a ready willingness to give her students indi- vidual attention. Our photographer Miss Midkiff patiently listens as one captures Miss Midkiff of the Belle-Tones asks her a question. sharing an informal Every student has an opportunity to moment with her class. express himself in her classes. Miss Midkiif gives unself- ishly of her time after school to work with stu- dents who enjoy singing.

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Contents Activities ............................................................................................. 130 Idleness is inexcusable at Regional due to the numer- ous activities offered. There is always something to please every individual. Various opportunities to par- ticipate in club activities, plays, sports. and dances are made available to the student in fallt winter, and spring. The idler has lost the chance to gain more from school, and the participant has gained experiences he will never forget. 1,: '1' ., Sim Athletics on the st-honl level provide another way for the active student to excel and benefit. Relyingr on inieis physiral strength and skill stimulates the person and thereby drives the participant to attaining high goals. It is this initiative and willingness to work and sacrifice that is in many cases transferred into other areas of the individualk life. Whether the sport be football. bowling. 0r archery, the rewards these games bring out hear their fruits for years to come. Advertisements The roots of the Lance lie within the advertisements, patrons, and boosters of our benefactors. Thanks to their generous support, the creative endeavors of our staff members go to publication. We are very grateful to them for helping us maintain our high quality year- book. and we sincerely hope their support will continue in the future.