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

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tu fe r ...-- v Secretaries Burdened h Changes in School Structure J 5 E l l 2 5 I Cr U J' ff 'wr The utloption ol' the lierlerallx' sponsored sehool lunch progruni lirotighl piles ol iiiiexpeetetl paper work flown on the setieturies. Countless question naires, forms, and mernoranilunis hurl to lie eorn poserl. txpefl. lilerl and nitiilerl out. The sttiggeretl luneh shifts also entuilefl extensixe planning tintl pu perworlx. Howexer. with energx unfl quiet ellieienex. tht :secretaries el'l'eetixeli eopetl with the reil lzllne wliieh streamed through the seliool year. As 21 new aulrlition to the stall. Mrs. Anne Kumi netskx heearne sf-eretur'x to the tlelitirtnienl heauls while Mrs. Marjorie Str-lrnarlx was inzule seeretztrx to Mr. Nlaggio. LEFT: Calle-tl upon hy students unil eoininunily. Mrs. Con-en tino effetttively copes with the situation. ABOVE l.Pil T: Mrs Martocei and Mrs. Consentino file the new swlierhiling forms ABOVE EXTREME LEFT: Mrs. Ktiniinetslq prepares her lirst assignment as Department Hr-1ul's sevretary. ABOVE: Organizing, the paperwork is an integral part ol' the jolt.

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:MWWE f The Instruetionzil Materials Center wus the store- house for ai spw-itil ltinrl Ul'lt'E1I'lllIlgLlltl. Visual gtifl. Ll tool of eornmunieation, enaihletl the student to timel- op his own skills through those ol' others. The l.M.C. also held vuluzllmle resourees for teaehers who wished to expand antl enrieh their sulrjeet areas. This year several new pieees oliequipmenl were pureliasetl. In the metlieal tlepartinent. the school nurse worked for the improvement ol school health eonrli- tions. She kept l'UIIlLll21ilY4' health reeorfls antl nmfle periotlie surwys of student progress. Balaneing von- Cern with tliseipline. the clepartnient eontluetetl its annual eye. hearing. and Tine tests. As the sehool truunt ollieer, Mr. Karrht-rg initiats ed new steps in the enforeement ol' the zittentlzinee code. Parents were required to 1-all the sehool when students remained home siels. ancl sturlents were given five tarcly excuses without heing heltl lor deten- tion. Mr. DeSantis eo-ortlinutefl 21 broucl program ol over forty extra-eurrietilar uetixities. He also served as liinaneial advisor to such important School activi- ties as the Yearbook and Student Council, The Special Educational Department, heatletl hy Mr. Sorrentino, dealt with reutling Comprehension and applieation. Students who were weak in these areas were giwn inrlixitluul attention to help improve their skills.