Asbury Park High School - Driftwood Yearbook (Asbury Park, NJ)

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f?i'l1'I2! 4 ..,p....m .,,W.Qm JAMES M COLEMAN WALLACE F GLEASON Asslstant to the Prlnclpal fd H5 7 U7 U-gl 0Mf X YS OLGA MARY LYNCH Asbury Park Attendance Offlcer ai FLOYD G HOEK Secretary Sz Busxness Manager p71Tsor of Instructlon I JEAN REDDAN Super1ntendent's Secretary

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il? it! 2 Q K l 5 X 5 . BACK ROW: L. to R.- Rose Williams, Louise L. to R.-Patricia Davis, Mary Pontecorvo, Kath- Phillips, Catherine Freda, Betsy King, Betty Mohn, leen Johnson, Patricia Visone, Betsy Shamel, Marlene Kuchen, Phyllis Resnick. FRONT ROW: Susan Einhorn. Visualizing an office staff, the average person sees a group of shining Cherubs, who, at a signal from Some Unknown Personage, scurry hither and yon, noisily doing nothing in particular. This is not how our office staff operates. Unobtrusively, with a minimum of fuss, these shining Cherubs have helped to keep the office running smoothly and efficiently. There's never a dull moment for staff members. Their many duties include collecting absentee slips, writing up the absentee sheet, answer- ing the telephone, delivering messages, and doing general clerical work. Prospective members must be honor students, and, if chosen, must maintain good grades to stay on the staff. Girls who remain on the staff for two or more years receive service medals.