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

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Frederic Link

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Ada E. Smith Department Head James A. Smith Pencils softly scratching rapid thoughts. Poetry and prose discovered and defined. New words as stepping stones to new ideas . . . “Hemingway writes in a crisp, blunt style.” Reading, writing . . . speaking, listening . . . “Your writing is improving — however . . .” Bertha Jacobs

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DRAMA Oedipus Rex . .. Class members read aloud . . . Playbills and newspaper clippings . . . A Greek theatre sketched on the board . . Elizabethan theatre is discovered . . . And modern drama is understood . . . Raymond Arlo JOURNALISM Notebook paper, raised pencils, students learning. “A paragraph should briefly tell the story.” “You must be objective!” More advertisements compensate for lost sales. “One final teaching attempt — write a one sentence lead L....E....A....D! Read the chapter!!” Mr. Arlo explains the importance of the director and publicity to a successful play. 20 Bruce Badeely