St Thomas Aquinas High School - Insight Yearbook (Edison, NJ)

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Joseph Karczewski Ark Polytech College BA Football BB, Insight Photographersg English FI E ARTS The arts are civilization's storehouse of felt values. Thus, an understanding of and an appreciation for the fine arts is essential to a well rounded education. The Fine Arts Department at St. Thomas Aquinas realizes this and strives to ex- pose the students to the various types of art. The Department also seeks to aid the students in developing their own cre- ative talents, either for their personal satisfaction or possibly for use in later life. 581495 , Gail Anne Kent Montclair St. College BA Activity Director Business Chairman Mr. Kronemeyer ,ff f z .fl K k '.tr L .gg . 4 A' f ,,tty trat ew P gv' RM- I xx 2 . ' A Q 2 7 , YR -M Lee F. Kincaid Radford College BA Visual Aids Club Foreign Languages s Jane Kiney Georgian Court College BA Roller Skating, INT'l Club Foreign Languages Chmn. Mr. Enrico 5 X L ar J . ,v'ri ' M 2 1 2 'Q r , itiy Nancy A. King College of Our Lady of the Elms BA Religion HEALTH 8L PHYSICAL EDUCATIO In addition to teaching the students how to train their minds, St. Thomas also stresses the importance of keeping physi- cally fit. A diverse program of sports and activities teaches good sportsmanship and fair play. The Health program offers courses which vary from First Aid to Driver's Education. By instituting modular scheduling, students are now exposed to their Health classes for one quarter, with Physical Education comprising the other three. 20

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,yA i James Kushner Seton Hall U. BS JV Football, Wrestli Health and Phys. Ed ng 'QFf '3P f ' 'wt H fmfitifffiff Gina Larkin St. Joseph's College BA Modern Dance Club Religion Chmn, Science 1 ' 4' ' Nancy Lubreski East Stroudsburg State Bowling, Gymnastics, Girls Tennis, Health and Phys. Ed li'i ,1',. K '-- s gtaia ' S S . Michelle Nice r. Mary Lucretia Georgian Court College Seton Hall U. BS, BA Xfgamfva U' MS Seton Hall U. MA, 1 rarian Future Teachers of Amer., English The Business Department of STA provides the student with courses that will help him develop skills essential in today's business world. The student is also made aware of his rights, responsibilities, and the economic problems which influence his life. There are four areas of business education offered by the business department at STA. They are Secretarial, Clerical, Accounting, and Social Business. The student can begin in his junior year to learn the basics of the field in which he is interested. For the more serious student, senior year can provide more in-depth training important in the pursuit of a business career. Miss Kent Miss Podgorski 22 BUSINESS EDUCATIG W-f .l 1 A 'oo f ,, .Aw 0 ,,w1r,,.l,. Z s