Long Branch High School - Green Wave Yearbook (Long Branch, NJ)

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53 E. Martha O. Sic-:gmund Charlotte Chamy Now is the time for all good men . . . ' F - new vw , Q gg George DeLorenzo 29 Barbara W. Manella

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BUSI ESS EDUCATIO Our Business Department has grown since 1898 when Miss E. E. Riddell was the sole instructor of coumiercial courses. ln 1900, C. Gregory, principal of Long liranch schools stated, 'l'he commercial course is susceptible of great development and some years must pass before it will approximate its maxi- mum usefulness. Today, after sixty-five years of successful growth, Florence G. Weintraub Jane E. Hall Department Head Nicholas J. Morace the Business Department includes six teachers and an extensive curriculm under the direction of Miss Jane E. Hall. The curriculm, which is divided into secretarial, bookkeeping and clerical courses, prepares its students to meet the demands of the business world. Special courses in notehand and personal typing are also offered to college bound students. , ? 1 C. Marenis asks her neighbor for an eraser.

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Home Economies was originally taught as Domestic Science and Domestic Art. Today, under the direction of Mrs, Bette Mayberry, the aim of the department is to promote an intelligent attitude toward home life among its students. Courses include four years of food and clothing. Family living is also offered in the senior year. Both Foods and Clothing have preparation periods to show the student what he or she is expected to do. A lab- oratory follows in which the students make use of these learned skills. Family Living prepares students for marriage and its responsibilities. HOME Bette Mayberry, Department Head Margaret Aussicker -:- 'i - -ii f' F, 4, Qs 2:5 . ,, - - A-New if-N f-Q vm 5' -, A stitch in time saves nine, says Snooky Chiafullo. V l 30