Wayne Valley High School - Embers Yearbook (Wayne, NJ)

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Th enthusiosm and sincere concern for all ltudents hot endeared Mr». Kemble, tha ninth and tenth grade guidance counselor, to the entire Hudent body. She it pictured here with Carol Conner, student assistant. The guidonce office — a ploce where students bring both school problems and personal ones, seeking their solution. Mr. Grube, the eleventh grade guidance counselor, discusses Jock De Palma's scholastic record with him. To a pre graduate the uncertainty of his future plans can be frightening; but Mr. Gardner, through his guidonce, brings clarity and understanding to the Wayne High School senior. Mrs. Benton, the twelfth grade counselor, ostitis Sue Komso in filling out a college application.

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... on understanding guidance staff . . . Mr. William B. Gardner Director of Guidance Swomp d with o flood of coll g tranicriptt, Mrt. Simonton, who it olwoyt in good humor, diligently completes her work. More important to us during our sonior year than perhaps during any other, Mr. Gardnor has made this last year a most profitable ono. Eleven years of work in the Guidance Department of Rutgers University has well qualified him to help us. Evident, too, has been his great personal interest in our success in the Junior and Senior College Boards. Always cheerful, always optimistic and always more confident than we of our abilities, Mr. Gardner managed to squeeze in a moment somewhere every time one of us had a question. Confused, uncertain of the future and what to do about it, we went for interviews which started during the summer and lasted through our senior year. With records of our pasts laid out before us, he helped crystallize our hopes for the future. For many he was a help in choosing the right college and for others a most wise counselor in the channeling of interests into a career. TH long woi! it rewarded by friondly ond tinc«r guidonc . It thit th lunchlin ? No. collog bound taniort wailing to »•« Mr. Gardnor during a typical 2-A period in th Guidonc Oflic . 14

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JOAN ACKERMAN, At. Stenography I; Typing I, II EMBERS Finon«ial Adviser, Junior Vor»i«y Cheerleaders, P. T. A. Re ording Secretory I'm waiting I . . . even-tempered, MOST of the time . . . drives on Impola . . . sports enthusiast. e e , friendly co-operation JAMES R. ANDREACH, A.B., M.A. English III; lotin III, IV English College Entrance Examination Classes This is on intolleduol discipline . . . finds errors in grammar textbooks . . . tpondt spore time diagramming sentences . . . debonair. FRANK BACE, B.S.. M.S. English, History Spark, Freshman Football Coach Chess fan . . . enjoys fading . . . Button up those thirl it ELIZABETH BENSON, A.B., M.A. English III 12th Grade Guidance Counselor Noted For her vocobulory tests . . . gardening it her hobby ... a good listener. JEAN ELIZABETH AUSTIN, A.8., M.A. English II Senior Ploy, Masque and Gavel All right, lads and lostesf . . . And whof is so rare os o day in Miss Auitin't class? . . . waxed floors . . . ft tu. Brute? JOSEPH B. 8ARKOCY, B.S. Plane Geometry, Applied Mathematics Varsity Football Coach Chocolate covered ants ore considered a delicacy ... a summer c or pent er ... a fop ol the ring. 16