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

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The administrators and the guidance counselors could not have functioned this year without the help of their pleasant and efficient secretaries. When students needed help, or had to set up appointments, the secretaries were always there to assist them. Mrs. Holden, secretary for the Student Activities Room, worked hard all year with her many jobs, including distributing working papers and bus tickets. Mrs. Anne Kaminetsky, secretary to the Department Heads, had to spend many hours organizing paper work for school events. The students ultimately benefited from the secretaries pleasant attitudes and efficient work. Joan Farrell Lois Holden Anne Kaminetsky Judy Margarino Patricia Martin

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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

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5 AGE 24: Mrs. Kaminetsky. DepartmentChairmans’ secretary. Jooks up from her typing to talk with Mr. Kahle. PAGE 25: TOP: Judy Magerino tries to figure out hat is wrong with the copy machine in the guidance office. BOTTOM: Mrs. Ward. Mr. Dugan s secretary, welcomes a visitor to the office.