Montclair High School - Amphitheatre Yearbook (Montclair, NJ)

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Amphitheatre Ednfor In Chref Jam Tnmmons Ari' Ednfor Marcla Snlverman Asslslanf Ari Ed :lor ART STAFF Lynne Andrews Pai Callahan Duck Cowie Ralph Davlef Marlon Drnemel Sue Fencul George Fnsher Joan Hobbue Mlrlam Llndenmaler Manre OShea Phebe Palmer Sandy Reade Judy Rosenblafi' Pai Shaub Lynne Sherman Marcna Sllverman BUSINESS STAFF Audrey Barlxer Jaclr Bnshop Bull Bywaler Joyce Carrnngfon Vnnceni' Covnello Franlr Maneo Sidney McKenzie Duane Mmard Mary Negley Margarel Nncholl Wayne Serpel Jerry Vanderbulf BIII Wesffall to PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Jnm Tlmmons Jack Bnshop Mnlre Broolr Waller CoIquuH Richard Davldson Paul Forresi' Charlie Kehoe WRITING Lyn Adams Susan Andrews Jeanne Balmer Belnnda Ball Eleanor Brenner Dems Clnfferd Kay Davns Merlm Dorfman John Dwyer Nazlee French Sally Haines Pele Hughes Bob Hyde Dnclr Langway Meredafh Mayer Gnna Tuppper STAFF Lrferary Edlior Lyn Adams Asslsiani Lnferary Edrfor John Dwyer 4' '5 'PY' Busmess Manager Judy Rosenblaif Bull Hahnebach Pholography Edlfor Adverhsmg Manager Charlne Kehoe Llnwood Tmdall Assusfanf Cnrculahon Manager Paul Forresf M5990 Nlclmll Phofography Ednior e ' s . . I 2 :riff V ' - ' 2.2 . ' F' 3' 'rf glifg' f av, V Q Tqfp Us , ,o,,,, ,

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GIRLS' ATHLETIC COUNCIL I f GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATION DEPARTMENT. Miss Julio M. Ryan, Mrs. Jeanne W. Hcningburg, and Mrs. Rosina Emery. GIRLS' PHYSICAL EDUCATICN The I-lealTh and Physical EducaTion program aT MonTclair High consisTs of sporTs, dance classes and groups in correcTive exercises Tor which The school has The TaciliTies. In The Tall The girls learn hoclcey slcills: during The winTer They play eiTher baslceTball or volleyball: and when spring comes around, Their Time is devoTed To baseball and Tennis slcills. There are badminTon, shuTTleboard and Table- Tennis ThroughouT The year. An imporTanT parT oT The program is insTrucTion in dancing. One period a weelc is devoTed To Tap, social or modern dance. During her years oT high school, a girl musT compIe+e in her sophomore year a course in eiTher Biology or l'lealTh: as a iunior, SaTe Driving and FirsT Aid: and as a senior. Home Nursing. The Girls' AThleTic Council is a policy making group Tor The aTTer school sporTs' program. The members OT The council are The managers oT each aTTer school sporT. The membership oT The Council changes wiTh The Three sporTs' seasons: Fall, WinTer, and Spring. There is a carryover commiTTee To worlc on business while The new council is being organized each season. The PresidenT of The Girls' AThleTic Council is elecTed in The fall and The SecreTary in The previous spring To serve Through The nexT year. This Council serves To plan The aTTer school sporTs' program and seTTles quesTions which arise in The individual sporTs. ' 1 T N A ,X T I is i lip: Qi i , .N ,T , I i

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-ah, al .ht 1- il audi' T, HQ cur STUDENT FACULTY STudenT FaculTy sTarTed The '56-'57 school year wiTh a greaT deal of enThusiasm. This was The Tirsl' year in which iT sfarfed wiTh many proiecTs on The horizon, noTably The school sTore, sTudenT direcTory, honor socieTy, and school buIIeTin board. All oT These proiecTs were on The verge oT compleTion as early as The TirsT meeTing oT This organizaTion. The purpose oT These proiecTs is To sTimulaTe sTudenT inTeresT in The various acTiviTies while rendering a valuable service To The school. PresidenT Dan Klein sTaTed ThaT he wished The homeroom represenTaTives To voice in STudenT Fac- ulTy The opinions of The homerooms on proiecTs, school improvemenTs and complainTs. Any sTudenT in The school can have his suggesTions heard in The STudenT FaculTy by reTerring Them To his homeroom represenTaTive. ln This way an idea oT one sTudenT may evenTually become a realiTy. The organizaTion also consisTs oT a runnber oT sTanding commiTTees. The BcdgeT Ccnnmi'Tee, headed by The Treasurer oT The ST,denT Faculty, looks aTTer The Tunds oT The organfzaTion. The Calendar CommiTTee, consisTing oT The oTTicers oT The STudenT FaculTy headed by The Vice Pres'denT, draws up The agenda Tor each regular session. The Carry-Over CommiTTee, oT which The vice presidenT is chairman, malces plans Tor The coming year and assisTs in organizing The STudenT FaculTy aT The bee ginning oT The new school year. The Civics Com- miTTee, wiTh The corresponding secreTary as chair- man, handles all civic problems concerning The school. The ElecTion CommiTTee, direcTed by The candidaTe wiTh The second highesT number oT voTes in The preceding presidenTial elecTion, handles all The STudenT FaculTy elecTions. The Ways and Means CommiTTee, wiTh The assisTance oT The Parliamen- Tarian oT The STudenT FaculTy, Tinds ways and means To improve The STudenT l:aculTy and To inTorm The group on parliamenTary procedure. The Social CornmiTTee, consisTirg oT a member Trom each oT The Three classes and Two from Mourrie Movement seTs up The calendar oT social events Tor The school year and plans Tor The Tac..iTy sponsorship oT such evenTs. The Grounds COmmiTT66, dfrecTed by a sT.denT appoinTed by TTIG presidenT, parrofs The smolairg area and The ArrphITneaTre ourlng lunch periods. The Lunchroom CO'UVWi'T66, heaoeo by a svuclenT volunTeer, supervises Tne lunchrooms and ens Torces The rules seT up Tor The regu,aTion oT The lunchrooms. This years T5Cc.lfy aovfsers included Mr. T-lalleTT, general chairman' Mr. Filas, Clary Anderson, Miss Benz, Miss T'loTsTra, Miss Vance and Dr. l.aTimer. ,F