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

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Foreword All the world’s a stage, and all the men and women merely players.” Graduating from high school this year, the seniors have completed Acts I and II in the play Life.” Act I portrays the period of years from the time of birth to the child’s first day at school. During this time the child has been influenced mainly by his parents and home environment. The beginning of the school career is the opening scene of Act II. In school, the youngster, probably for the first time, faces society.” As the child progresses through school, he learns many things. Among these and perhaps most important, he learns to know and live with people of all types, races and creeds. Graduation from high school is an important event. It is the opening of the third act. No longer are we under the guidance of teachers and parents, we are on our own. Some will go on to school, others to work. Whatever road we follow may this book serve as a pleasant reminder of the past and as an incentive to enter the final act with faith in ourselves and a determination to be of service to our fellow man.

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Dedication This yearbook is jointly dedicated to Miss Ruth LaW all. a diligent, efficient edu- cator. In past school service. Miss LaWall has. at different times, had charge of the Student Council, Red Cross. Bible Club and Youth Wants to Know. She also worked as a guidance counselor. Miss LaWall attended Ursinus College where she obtained her B.A. and Columbia University for her M.A. It is indeed an honor and privilege to have a person of Miss LaW all's character anil ability in our school. She is truly a paragon to the teaching profession. This yearbook is dedicated to Mr. How- ard L. Brown who is a conscientious teacher and sincere friend to all. Mr. Brown’s services to Red Bank High School have been many and varied. He has acted as adviser to the Bowling Club, Occupation Club, and Class of 1958, and golf coach. His activities outside the realms of school itself are indeed worthy of mention. Mr. Brown has held the positions of Presi- dent of the Red Bank Teachers Associa- tion and Treasurer of the New Jersey Council of Geography Teachers. We feel that Mr. Brown is a definite asset to our school. It is teachers such as he who keep the standards of education at a high level. 6