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

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Since 1952. Mr. Moses has been a familiar sight in Red Bank, assisting students in innumerable ways. Always present where he is most needed, his ambition and enthusi- asm have been an added impetus to our school spirit. Mr. Moses prepared for his teaching career at the University of the State of New York in Oswego, New York, where he received his B.S. Presently an instructor of industrial arts, he has also taught mechanical drawing and was a guidance counselor for two years. Both in school and in the community, Mr. Moses is active in numerous groups and organizations. He enjoys using his leisure time working with or for young people in church, school and community affairs. As advisor to the Industrial Arts Club, Mr. Moses is rightfully proud of his group, which, under his direction, has become in- creasingly active in school and has received national recognition. As an expression of our gratitude for the years of service and friendship wrhich you have so generously given us, we dedicate the 1962 LOG to you, Mr. Moses. The “fourth administrator” is a well-deserved nickname for Mr. Moses. Mr. Moses confers about his Civil De- fense duties with Deputy Police Chief Leroy McK night. 7