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

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Guidance 22 PAGE 22: TOP LEFT: After an amusing conference with a student. Mrs. Rassas checks the clock for the student's pass back to class. TOP RIGHT: Some schedule changes are worked out for Jeff Powers with the assistance of Dr. Puglia. BOTTOM: Mr. Stevenson labors over his seniors' college applications. PAGE 23: Mr. Simmons waits patiently for another conference with a student.

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'he Administration John E. Dugan Principal i sS 'j ■ m.4 , - 1 ?- v 21 PAGE 20: TOP: Merrick Tomaine expresses frustration after being informed that his coffee machine has been repossessed. BOTTOM: Assistant Principals Andrew Haynes and John T. Crotty in their offices: Three days central. with a smile. PAGE 21: Philip Connell and Bernic Houlihan: Bernie pleads not guilty.

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To help plan futures and deal with any problem a student might have is the aim of every guidance counselor. This year they have continued their usual friendly and professional service, helping to make our school a more pleasant place for all. Scheduling problems, brought about by the quin system, were a major concern in the department. It is important to make sure students are able to take certain classes to prepare them for post high school education or jobs. Another concern of the guid- ance counselor is getting the seniors off to their respective colleges. This includes making sure that they have had the proper courses, needed tests, and have met application deadlines. No, a counselor's life isn't easy, but it is fulfilling,” stated Mr. Simmons. Theodore Apostolacus Robert Puglia Beverly Rassas Thomas Simmons Wayne Stevenson Department Head