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

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Dedication Although he has been in Red Bank High for only one year. Dr. Blatnik has become more than just a high school principal to us. When we began our last year in Red Bank, Dr. Blatnik began his first; and although he didn't know us individually, he immediately began guiding us with a warm- hearted mixture of discipline and benevolence. We will never re- member Red Bank without recall- ing Dr. Blatnik and his patient un- derstanding. To Dr. Blatnik, a gentleman in the truest sense, we dedicate this yearbook. The Log of 1956. 5

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Foreword In the beginning of time God endowed some men with the gift of prophecy. They accurately told of future events which did come true. Although today we cannot foretell future events as of old, we do know that a wonderful future can be prophesied for us if we but follow the precepts of our teachers and counselors. We have learned more than our actual studies; we have grown through experiences which will aid us all our lives. And so, for the continued service of our faculty, we give our greatest thanks. We would like this year book to tell of the wonderful times we have had. Therefore, we present here, in words and pictures, the adventures of the class of 1956. 4

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In Memoriam MR. GOLDBERG The students, faculty, and community have suffered a great loss with the untimely passing on of Mr. Leo Goldberg. Mr. Goldberg, who served on the Board of Education, was a friend to everyone and was respected by all. The faculty and students will always remember him for the wonderful person that he was.