Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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we pI 06!UC8I 5 i fly, 'Q I 'v gn-'U EDWIN C. GILLAND Superintendent of Schools KATHERINE SICKLES Secretary to Mr. Gillcmd ., f, .- .Jaw 111- an-'N HARRY C. SIEBER ' Principal MARGARET HENNESEY Secretary to Mr. Sieber fl Q' ,,4Y

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ann! jkeir .zdwidfanfd The present school year saw the begin- ning of a comprehensive program ot guid- ance in the Red Bank schools. There is no more critical step in anyone's life than the selection of the occupation he or she plans to follow. While this alone is sufficient reason to justify the establishment of a guidance department, there are other important reasons for its existence: What courses shall l take? Do I have the necessary ability to succeed in college? Why am I failing? How can l learn to solve my problems? These and many of similar nature are typical problems which confront pupils. The guidance workers help the pupil to answer these questions. The Class of l948 had slight opportunity to profit from the infant guidance service. Successive classes will be reached more and more by its activities. Eventually organized guidance will become an im- portant part of every pupil's career. t,Q9-V' ELLEN BARNETT Secretary to Guidance Director 'arf' WILLIS M. SISSON Guidance Director I-'fr s W t .iftn fir T Ntff ..-: s ww jp,