Wayne Township High School - Embers Yearbook (Mountain View, NJ)

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Dim the lights - the AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB members are busy again! The responsibility of showing movies and slides in the classroom, at assemblies, and for extra- curricular activities fell to these boys. During club period they learned the mechanics and use of projectors and sound amplifiers. Their assistance has been of great value in language classes when there was a need for a tape recorder. They put it to good use again, to record for posterity the outstanding assembly programs held at Wayne High. Through their efforts more valuable equip- ment has been obtained for use in the future. Citizenship training was the main objective of the PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN DE- MOCRACY STEERING COMMITTEE. The group was comprised of two representa- tives from each senior history class. Selecting and planning a project that would contribute to the school and community was the job of the committee. Every member of the class was ex- pected to pitch in to raise money and to do the actual work. teams... AUDIO-VISUAL AIDS CLUB Mr. Daniel Jankelunas, Adviser B. Ziem, R. Schumm, R. Fullartl, R. Eichhorn, T. Mosley, P. Hecht E. Lebrenz, D. Whitmore, W. Kiermaier, E. Cole, F. Scangarello. P.A.D. STEERING COMMITTEE Mr. joseph Maizel, Adviser Slanding: S. Wilson, Mr. Maizel, G. Sutcliffe. Silling, back row: J. Morrison, B. Hoekstra, W. Fredericks, S. Yancey. Fran! row: H, Ulrich, W. Nunn, W. Lambert, P. Richardson. JUNIOR SAFETY PATROL Mr. Walter Marusyn, Adviser Standing: H. Potter, J. Autera, D. Mun- son, W. Fredericks, A. Fullard, R. Far- lancl, D. Egli, R. Lewis. Front row: A. Smith, J. White, H. Douma, B. Vivino, W. Kostecka, R. Brightly. Swami 2 v

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Behind - The - Scene Workers Mr. Rigby, ilu' man who kvfps tba' srbool blzifrfifig Vllllllillg .w1100ffJ1y, is found smiling as usual. CUSTODIANS - M, Dyer, L. Dvorack, N. Shortman, D. james. CAFETERIA WORKERS - Franchino, R. Staudacher, C. Marsh, L. Kreutz, L. Chapman, E. Antal. i. 50 Our r'vz'r-hvlpfzll school sc'a'rc'- Zarics, Mrs. Lifflv and Mrs. Far- land. CUSTODIANS -- J. Verhagen, O. Lombardi, C. Hammond

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, . .,.W..f1w, mff'f i f . , A 1 5 'Wharf . 4 -f ' B Mr Henry Weis, Advgfgn A Smith. KEY GLU ' it 'H.sChi1?ingfR'M0 e m,'c.Kuehm- ,B , . ,V Bw semi: C- Runiiicilgifticivwiion, B- Vwmo' J an Standwg' MLM des, T. Barr, C' Myers' l. Roesch, B- O LIBRARY CLUB - Mr. Louis Gill, Adviser The KEY CLUB, which works for both the school and the township, is one of the many service organizations at Wayne. Will- ingly, the members did any job that would improve the community or Wayne High. They received no pay for their work, and any contributions for their services were donated to worthwhile organizations. The organization, sponsored by the Ki- wanis Club, sent delegates at various times during the year to Kiwanis meetings to learn further ways in which they could be of service. To keep the library running smoothly was the aim of the LIBRARY AIDES. The girls performed many helpful duties. At all times during the year the library was made cheer- ful with seasonal decorations. Besides the tasks of keeping the library records and books in order, the members were always willing to assist students in the use of the library. Standing: C. Cuber, L. Decker, C. Vogel, Mr. Gill, A. Hopper, L. Elkland, N. Kara, B. Smith,