Sayreville War Memorial High School - Quo Vadis Yearbook (Parlin, NJ)

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JAMES GELETEI B.S. LYNN PAUL M.A. JOHN SIMKO M.A. ALFRED RIKER JOHN RUPP B.A. ROBERT DECKER B.S. JOHN CISZEWSKI B.A. FRANK ZAGATA Extensive training in various areas of shop work is offered in the industrial arts department. In wood shop, metal shop, and auto shop, students learn basic industrial skills. Additional skills, for inter- ested students, are taught in electronics, graphic arts, and drafting. Upon completing four years of industrial arts educa- tion, the student is fully equipped to pursue a technical or industrial career. INDUSTRIAL ARTS Learning through nraetioe 17

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MARY DULEMBA M.Ed. ANGELICA MARRA M.Ed. GRACE MERSHON B.S. FRANCES HODE B.A. JOSEPH NITA M.A. JOAN ROMATOWSKI B.S. ARLENE PRISAMENT B.S. BUSINESS Typing class. Two basic courses of study—secretarial and general clerical—are available to the business student. After two years each of shorthand and typing, and possible elective courses in bookkeeping and distributive education, the senior secretarial student may take the office practice course in which office- machine operation, telephone techniques, filing, and duplicating are taught. Fifteen weeks of on-the-job training serve to com- plete the course. General clerical students receive the same training as secretarial students with the exception of shorthand and on-the-job training. 16 WILLIAM PUGLIA B.S. STEPHEN CYRUS B.A.

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HOME ECONOMICS Homemakers of tomorrow. Included in the cur- riculum are classes in foods preparation, the study of clothing, tex- tiles, housing, and home furnishings. These courses prepare the stu- dents to better meet the challenges which face the modem homemaker in a complex society. MARCIA HIRSCH B.S. ROSANNE O’DONNELL M.A. BARBARA HIRSCHBERG B.A.