Livingston High School - Crossroads Yearbook (Livingston, NJ)

Page 128 text:

Senior Service Senior Service is another example of LHS's innovative programs outside the school building. A spring elective coordinated by Mr. Rufalo, this program acquaints seniors with the inner workings of elementary schools. Students enrolled in this elective attend high school in the morning. In the afternoon, however, these seniors assist in Living- ston's elementary schools, where they mark tests, tutor, put up bulletin boards and generally assist the classes. Senior Service provides practical experience to those students interested in teaching, and allows students to engage in a most rewarding experience. 9 'fx fi xvf 1 1' f 'xv' 9, N, .- F3-T 1

Page 127 text:

4? Mr. Allen lacobson Mr. lohn Lyons Mass Nanny Tabke Miss Eleanor lennings Mr. Edward Purdy Mrs. Duane Wennert Mr. Rudolph Valentine ,, an ill V, , X

Page 129 text:

Special Services In order to provide extra help to students who have diffi- culty in adjusting to a classroom situation, the Special Ser- vices Department of LHS was created. For those who may be in need of help in the areas of usiness Math, English or Social Sciences, Mrs. Krafchick irects classes pertaining to these aspects of the Special ervices Department. The foreign students at LHS also ecome acquainted with Mrs. Krafchick and her program, s she conducts English classes for these students once a ay. Mr. Mager's goals as the Reading Skills Coordinator of his department are to instill in students a love for reading nd an ability for greater reading comprehension. Among he courses Mr. Mager teaches are Speed Reading, Correc- ive and Developmental reading. Mr. Thomas, the most recent addition to the Special Ser- ices Department, having joined the LHS department a few ears ago, hopes to encourage the student so that he or she ill be able to succeed in a regular classroom situation. his is acomplished through the use of teaching on a one- o-one level and in small groups, a technique which instills 'ndependence and a greater respect for respnsibility in the tudent. Mrs, Judith Krafchick Mr. Richard Mager Mr. Ralph Thomas A.V.A. AQ I van M-9 115 Al ef The AVA Department, a very important part of Living- ton High School, is co-ordinated and run by Mr. Frank jvtiserendino. The efficiency of this department enables the students to learn by the use of Audio-Visual aids. i Students working in the AVA room during the day, learn ,o run and operate the machines. These include: projec- tors, overheads, record players, video tapes and the confer- ence phone. AVA makes sure that the machines are in working order at all times. Through the help of Mr. Miser- endino and the AVA crew, students' learning experiences are enriched. Mr, Frank Miserendino Educational Media Director