Madison High School - Alembic Yearbook (Madison, NJ)

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5 4 ue-'k1..llk- D4-. . . ' 2' , V, W ,B L - Q. 5. . fwfr' - A 4 - - . V ' ' ' fi' il .ahh ht! ,VW ,L . .. ,- gf LANGUAGES Mrs. Florinda Martinez, Miss Mary Ackerman, Mrs. jo Helstrom, Miss Christine Perez. JO C. HELSTROM, B.A., M.A. Languages . . . has studied also at New York University, Universite de Paris fLa Sorbonnej, and the Universi- dad. de Mexico . . . was an exchange student for one year at the Universidad and returned for another summer . . , taught at Chatham High School . . . French and Spanish Instructor in Adult Education classes . . . member of the League of Women Voters . , . active in Montclair State Teachers College Alumni Association . . . has been an energetic worker in the Morris County Education Association . . . likes reading and music . . . neat sewer . . . and enjoys traveling . . . for much of itinerary, see Social Studies Department. FLORINDA MARTINEZ, A.B., M.A. Spanish, French . . . our petite Senora taught first in West Virginia and at Union, New jersey, and Battin High School . . . also enjoys teaching Spanish at an Adult School . . . mem- ber of' the Garden Club . . . likes to read . . . neat dressmaker, though she modestly underestimates her success on the sewing machine . . . also enjoys participating in the activities of a Spanish Social Club . . . helps direct the Spanish Club. as Y ART AND MUSIC Mr. Edward Holl, Mr. Peter Loschialpo, Mr. james Osmun- 14 CHRISTINE PEREZ, B.A. Spanish and Latin . . . member of the Association of Modern Language Teachers . . . and Association for Teachers of Classical Languages . . . very neat in appearance . . . active in a youth group in Newark . . . com- mutes every day from Newark in her trusty Plymouth . . . likes reading and sports-particularly football . . . likes to travel . . . the atmosphere of Cuba appeals to her . . . likes dancing, music of all kinds, the theater, and the sea- shore . . . enjoys cooking, and her specialties read like a mouth-watering Spanish menu. EDWARD FRANK HOLL, B.F.A. Art . . . has studied also at Phila- delphia's Museum School of Art . . . was art instructor in Syracuse, New York schools . . . conscientious mem- ber of the Morris County Art Teachers Steering Committee . . . member of the Alumni Association of the Philadelphia Museum School of Art . . . interested in dramaticsg active in the Green Door Players . . . this year's Publicity Chair- man for the United Nations Committee for Madison . . . his canvases and water colors are really beautiful . . . his illuminated scrolls are masterpieces . . . chef-ing and all facets of art work appeal to him . . . spends summers keeping things moving briskly at a Pocono resort. PETER M. LOSCHIALPO, B.S. Music . . . came to Madison High with teaching stops en route Morris Plains, Whippany, Chester, and Mend- ham . . . finds Madison High and Madi- son very much to his liking . . . versa- tile musician . . . good sport about performing on the accordion at social gatherings he attends . . . in addition to teaching at Madison High, he is a professional musician and music teacher . . . his hobbies include swimming and building models. JAMES L OSMUN BS MA Band Taught at Passaic High School Ball State Teachers College and Burris Laboratory School before M H S a versatile tennis player refers to himself as the poet and peasant of the musical world has per formed with symphony orchestras fFrench Hornj plays occasionally with the bands in big name sup er clubs in New York City had a ig dance band of his own in the Midwest . . . had unusual musical ability even in college when he wrote the score for their large musical extravaganza . . . composer: Nightbeat for ex- ample . . . Artist and Repertorre repre- sentative of Sterhocraft Recordings.

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gl. HOME ECONOMICS Miss Elsie Monteith, Miss Martha Mid- dleton. RICHARD M. ALLEN, A.B., M.A. English, Guidance . . . formerly at Belvidere High . . . gifted with the ability to express pictures in words and on the canvas . . . has studied art and is now enrolled in painting courses at Rutgers University . . . was Art Editor of the Colgate Bmzfer, campus humor magazine . . . contributes educational cartoons to the National Education As- sociation's journal . . . has directed and performed in Christmas Pageants at church . . . erstwhile photographer . . . color transparencies are his spe- cialty . . . often uses them as a basis for his oil and Water color painting . . . favorite camera subjects: his young daughter and son . . . likes people, particularly young people, and enjoys being with them. CAROLINE I. EVANS, B.S., M.A. Guidance. Social Studies , . . grad- uate work at Stanford University . . . M.H.S. via Port Byron and Wappinger Falls, N. Y. Schools . . . American Association of University Women mem- ber . , . Trustee of the Madison Stu- dent Loan Fund . . . Past President of the Madison Teachers' Association . . . likes to read . . . and cook . . . and has an allied hobby: the. collection of old-time cook books . . . has traveled extensively . , . her itinerary has in- cluded the Orient, South America, a thirteen-country tour of Europe . . . last summer, a cruise via freighter to Ecuador . . . a year in japan as Actual Principal of the American Dependents' School, the Ashiya Air Force Base on Kyushu Island, under the auspices of the U. S. Air Force. 16 MARTHA MIDDLETON, B.S., M.A. Home Economics . . . summer study at Rutgers University, Drexel Institute and Syracuse University . . . taught in Baltimore County, Maryland, Middle Township and Glassboro, N. j. . I . Membership Chairman, New jersey Home Economics Association . . . mem- ber of other professional organizations in her held . , . Madison Branch of the American Association of University Women . . . Red Cross Volunteer Worker . . . sponsors the junior Red Cross at M.H.S, . . . likes to read . . . enjoys her charming seashore house and garden . . . and so do her friends . . . as one would suspect it is managed most efhciently, and decorated most attractively. ELSIE MONTEITH, B-S., MA- Home Economics . . . superviser Of the Madison School lunch pr08fGm - taught previously in New BrunSW1Ck . . . her interests lie in the helds of gardening and nature . . . member Of the Nature Club in Chatham .. . . and of the Chatham Historical Society . . . belongs to the Madison Branch AfA.U.W .... active member of the New jersey Home Economics Associa- tion, and other professional organiza- tions . . . She is the faculty adviser to the Altman Teen-age Program . . . likes to travel, and in her travels has Jour- neyed extensively . . . her travels ln- clude a trip to Europe. GUIDANCE Miss Caroline Evans, Mr. Richard Allen, Mr. Charles Penney, Miss Louise Simpson. LOUISE C. SIMPSON, B.S., M.A. Guidance, Science . . . formerly taught at Bridgeton, New jersey . . . member of the New jersey Scientist Association and the National Biology Teachers' Association . . . member of the Madi- son branch of the American Association of University Women . . . active in the affairs of the Wilson Club of Northern New jersey . . . faculty adviser of the Student Council . . . has startled more than one sleepy-eyed resident in Madison by appearing at the head of a horde of students searching for BIRDS at a fairly ghastly hour . . . also enjoys reading . . . and auction sales . . . attended Cornell this summer. , W 1 INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Alfred Williams, Mr. William Hubscher