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

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MR. WILLIS SISSON Director Guidance Department The second year of organized guidance in Red Bank High School has revealed pronounced progress in three directions. Essential to any guidance is the acguisition of complete and accurate information about the abili- ties, interests, and accomplishments of all individ- uals. A comprehensive testing program has now become a reality. Steps are well underway to revise the forms on which all types of personnel data are recorded and to provide for more complete entries. Information about individuals which gathers dust in office files is of little value. The past year every pupil in the high school has met with a teacher- counselor from two to four times. Five teacher-coun- selors, Miss Deckert, Mrs. King, Mr. Paladino, Mr. Best, and Miss Thompson, have aided the pupils in curriculum, vocational and personal decisions, mak- ing use of the information available about each indi- vidual. To reach every pupil with vital information about jobs, scholarships, college data, and other important facts, a group guidance program made its beginning this year. All pupils, grouped on the basis of inter- ests, have met twice weekly under the competent leadership of all the classroom teachers in the high school to consider guidance problems of common interest. MR. EMERSON BEST MR. VINCENT PALADINO MISS BARBARA DECKERT MISS MARGARET THOMPSON MRS. RUTH KING Miss mary Kennedy Secretary

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RALPH ACERRA Reserved, dark-haired, and silent, Ralph is the editor of The Log”. He has the qualifications of a good scholar plus the desire to do all he can for his fellow classmates. He is always ready with a friendly word and a cheerful smile to en- courage his co-workers. Keep1 mqying is t? phrase wKS h besfdescril Bev. She alWqp» keepCT self actively engaged, j can alw 3 sl£Qunt th r a mirthful «moment whe? class begins to drag. LOIS BARNARD It would be impossible to know a girl like Lois without a feeling of deep endear- ment. Her thoughtfulness and genuine interest in her schoolmates have made her popular. Any art department would be glad to have her on its staff. JOHN ARIOZZI Although he is not extremely talkative, John is rather ac- tive and persevering in everything he attempts. We will always remember him as a sincere person who is quite a true friend to all of his associates. BRUCE ASHTON Bruce's nature is to be re- ticent and studious. He is fun-loving, enjoys a laugh and can tell one himself now and then. Well liked by everyone for his winning smile, Bruce is a loyal sup- porter of the various ath- letic teams. JOYCE BEDLE Although Joyce is one of the quiet girls in our class, she has many admirable quali- ties. She is conservative and gives unlimited concentra- tion to anything she under- takes. May she be happy and successful always. ANNE BINDER With ambition enough for the whole class, Anne will be one of the famous people of our generation. Unpredic- table and fun loving, Anne has provided her friends with many moments of mirth. To this lassie we wish Salud, dinero y muchisimo amor. ENOCH ASK A distinguished gentleman of the senior class is shy Enoch. Although quiet in class, Enoch is well liked by everyone. Enoch has an ability to succeed in any un- dertaking that will carry him a long way on the path of life.