South River High School - Oriflamme Yearbook (South River, NJ)

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HENRY LABUDZKI STANLEY SMYKAJ MISS MARIE ZEBRO B.S.. M.A. B.S. B.S. Wrestling Coach Class Advisor Physical Education . . . Qeared for Ml JOHN FITZPATRICK Director of Athletics Head of Department JOSEPH DUDRA B.S. Throughout the year the Physical Education Department attempts to develop the student in both body and character. During gym periods students are provided with the opportunity to participate in team, dual, and individual sports, dance exercises, and calisthenics. Students can also join the various intramural sports supervised by the department. The boys enjoy basketball while the girls' program includes field hockey, bowling, softball, volleyball, badminton, along with basketball. The boys' varsity and junior varsity teams offer the student the opportunity to participate in interscholastic sports. This past spring golf was added to the ranks of football, cross country, basketball, wrestling, track, and baseball. The department sponsors several boys to represent the school in the Marine Physical Fitness Test in the spring. Girls participate interscholastically in basketball and enjoy dance and volleyball Play Days. In another role that is equally vital to the students, the department provides instruction in first aid, driver's education, civil defense and community health. Though offered only once a week, the teachers make maximum use of the time to produce an effective program. In its dual role the Physical Education Department furnishes curricula that have significant effect on the students. 25 Miss Fieseler and Mr. Labudzki check rosters. Coach takes a well-earned breather.

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Vocational Zraining . . . Jndustrial Arts and Home Economics The Home Economics Department offers its students practical skills essential to future homemakers. Fragrant smells from the kitchen constantly fill the halls. Display cases full of needlework exemplify the accomplishments of the girls. Besides offering instruction, the department lends a hand in decorating the school during the holidays, and in catering to special school functions. The coordinated program of print, metal, and wood shop with mechanical and engineering drawing furnished by the Industrial Arts Department gives the boys a well-rounded introduction to the practical arts. Through its program the department provides innumerable services for the school. Allowing the students to participate in individual projects the Home Economic and Industrial Arts Departments furnish the students a preparatory program in the vocational arts. Mrs. Col lard prepares display case. Mrs. Kraczyk gets ready for Home Ec. class. MRS. JOSEPHINE KRACZYK B.S. Head of Department Foods Advisor—Hostess Club MRS. CHRISTINE COLLARD B.S. Clothing Advisor—Future Homemakers’ Club JOHN CARROLL B.S. Head of Department Metal Shop Baseball Coach J.V. Basketball Coach WILLIAM KENDRICK B.A. Mechanical Drawing Engineering Drawing Class Advisor WALTER KOZIATEK B.S. Printing RONALD WOJCICKI B.S. General Shop Football Coach 24

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Essential Personnel MRS. DORIS BOORAEM Clerk-Steno MRS. BETTY KANDUR Clerk MRS. CEAL K LI VAN Clerk MRS. GLORIA DR. A. A. PANSY MARTIN Medical Inspector Clerk HENRY O. SCHLEGEI. Custodian of School Funds MRS. MARTINA STONEHOUSE Clerk DR. WILLIAM WF.STCOTT Dentist MISS ANNE ZIMBICKI School Nurse