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

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To the class of 1962 may I offer my most sincere con- gratulations on accomplishing one of your educational goals. This is not the finish of your education — you may take more formal work or learn on your job. Only as you con- tinue to learn and profit by your learning will you per- petuate our democratic ideals. Willard F. Browning Vice-principal Mr. Saffa checks with a member of the hall patrol. Mr. Browning operates Red Bank High’s new IBM ma- chine. To the class of 1962: With the hope that you will long cherish your years here—for the pleasant memo- ries, the work you’ve done (or should have) and the best wishes we so warmly extend to you all. Good luck! George E. Saffa Vice-principal 2

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Administration The river has left its mark upon the growth of civiliza- tion. May each of you give a worthwhile contribution to society in your life time. Best wishes. Royal H. Hintze Principal Dr. Hibbs poses in front of the Administration Building. Mr. Hintze pauses in the midst of his busy schedule. Happiness to you all, sen- iors, is my wish: happiness is related more to one’s phil- osophy of life than to wealth. As you will learn, true hap- piness comes with bringing joy to others. I)r. M. Gregg Hibbs Superintendent of Schools 11

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Mr. Willard Sisson Guidance Director Mrs. Ruth King Mr. Clement Jablonski Mrs. Edith Olsen Guidance Problems of all types are brought by students of Red Bank High School to our competent guid- ance staff which is always willing to offer helpful advice. Their cheery countenances and enthusiasm help to alleviate the concern over problems which seem so weighty. “College Night” and “Career Night” are sched- uled for members of the sophomore and junior classes. In the freshman and sophomore years the student finds the department performing many special services in an effort to give him a firm start in this new phase of his school career. The tensions of college bound juniors are eased by the presentation of a number of assemblies deal- ing with all aspects of college entrance. The class of 1962 extends its heartfelt thanks to Mr. Willis Sisson and his staff for the time and energy which they have so enthusiastically and devotedly rendered us.