Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

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Business Business Education, a course of study designed to pre- pare the high school student for a successful career in bus- iness, has many fine and practical courses from which to choose. After successfully completing the three year busi- ness course, including Stenography, Typing and Account- 'Wiz ' Mrs. Elaine Gompf IQ Dept. Chairman - Business Coordinator-Coop. Ed. ing, the students are fully prepared to enter the world of business. Also, Notehand, Personal Typing and other gen- eral business subjects are helpful to those students inter- ested in attending college. The business field is a very important and practical one. With the help of our fine business department, many stu- dents will find a successful career in business. I new -- 3 mtg A . M,- yi .. .,,,4-as, ' ... . of Mrs. Barbara Ashley Mrs. Barbara Brown Mr. Howard Blumenthal

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Physical Education The Physical Education program of Livingston High School is designed to give every student the opportunity to enjoy physical activity during the school day. This year the department has continued its elective pro- gram instituted last year in accordance with state legisla- tion. This program not only gives the student a chance to participate in activities not offered to him before, but also to take part in a coed class taught by both male and female teachers. This program has been remarkably successful in broadening the student's knowledge of different sports and has been widely accepted by the student body. Among the activities offered to both sexes this year have been tennis, field games, advanced and basic football, vol- leyball, slimnastics, and lacrosse. lt is required for all sophomores to take a Sexual Educa- tion courseg juniors, a course in Driver Education, and sen- iors, Family Living and Human Sexuality. These classes meet for one cycle during each marking period texcluding the fourthj in place of their gym class. For those who for any reason, are unable to participate in the regular gym activities, the high school offers a corrective physical edu- cation program known as Adaptive Physical Education. The wide variety of activities offered during the physical education period, the diversification of the instructors, and the enthusiasm of the student body make gym one of the more enjoyable periods of the day for all involved. Mr. Edward Mclnroy Director of Athletics and Driver Education Mr. George Bacso Mrs. Ruth Goldberger T 2 Mr. William Lampeter Department Chairman he 3 Miss Pamela Clause A Mrs. Marylyn Groome Physical Therapist Mr. Anthony Hope