Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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INTEREST MIRRORED IN A CONCERNED FACULTY FACULTY DEFINED How to define the faculty With the devotion and talents it’s got, Does give me occasion to ponder ’Bout teachers—a most amazing lot! A teacher is someone who’s always there. In moments of discord he’ll strive to be fair. The most highly prized of the merits he’s got— A guaranteed space in the school parking lot. Continually applying the tools of the trade, Profitable sessions and lessons he’s made. Films to view and records to play Tend to enhance a routine day. A teacher’s earning may appear slim, But this mere fact won’t discourage him. For this person’s desire in teaching each day, Is to share his knowledge and show us the way. For a teacher there is no better reward, Than a once distraught student, now clear and assured.

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I just want to be there—in love and in justice, and in truth and in commitment to others. So that we can make of this old world a new world. Author Unknown

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DEVOTED VICE-PRINCIPALS RADIATE SOLICITUDE Vice-Principals diligently review class schedules. A cheery smile starts the day off right. Sister Gertrude’s work is never done. It begins in June when almost thirteen hundred schedules must be made up. There isn’t a college Sr. Gertrude doesn’t know; no school she can’t help you find. Rigorous disciplinary measures and new enforcements of old rules have been wrought by Sr. Raymond. The care and patience of our two vice-principals are greatly appreciated by the students of RBC. Mary Pignataro and Pam Anderson receive the day’s instructions from Sr. Gertrude. SISTER MARY RAYMOND 12 Schedule No. 2 seems pleasing to both of our Vice-Principals.