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

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Q ii Mr. Robert Dudle Mr. Sisson offers friendly personal advice to smooth over a problem. A Friend In Need Mrs. Ruth KitiK Mr. Willis Sisson (•uirinnre Director Student problems do not fall upon unsympathetic ears. Rather, they are handled competently and compassion- ately by the guidance department. A friendly smile and sound advice usually smooth over most problems and Mr. Willis Sisson and his associates are past masters at the art. A “Career Night” and a “College Night” are held an- nually to help sophomores and juniors mold their high school program and their lives after graduation. Starting in the freshman year, the guidance depart- ment counsels the student on all the phases of a high school education, culminating in the senior year with college acceptance. The class of 1963 conveys sincere thanks to Mr. Sisson and his excellent staff for the time and effort they have so unselfishly expended to make our four years in Red Bank High happier and our lives fuller. 13 Mr. Seymour Siegler

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Curriculum Vice Principal, Mr. Willard Brown- ing has worked constantly to improve and en- large the courses of instruction offered at Red Bank High. Mr. Browning received his Bachelor’s degree from Pennsylvania State University and his Master’s in education from Rutgers University. In order to keep well acquainted with modern ed- ucational methods and philosophy, he has taken many specialized courses and programs. Director of the Red Bank Community Adult School and President of the New Jersey Adult Education Association, Mr. Browning has shown a keen personal interest in the students and faculty of Red Bank High. His friendliness and devotion to education have made him highly respected in the school and community. Mr. Willard F. Browning Vice Principal To his first year as Vice Principal in charge of student activities, Mr. Clement C. Jablonski brings a background of scientific interest and teaching. Mr. Jablonski received his B.A. in biological sciences from Bucknell University and taught such varied subjects as English and Biology in Pennsylvania schools. In 1945 he came to Red Bank High School, where he taught Biology up to five years ago. At that time he became a guid- ance counselor, putting to good use his training as a teacher. While he was teaching, Mr. Jablonski received his M.A. in education from Rutgers University. At present, he still finds time for reading, fishing, and gardening. Mr. Jablonski feels that the Class of 1963 shows the most promise of any graduating class he has worked with, and wishes good luck to all graduat- ing students. Mr. Clement C. Jablonski Vice Principal 12

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Four Score And Seven Years Ago Mr. Stanley Friedman Red Hank’s horizons were broadened by the arrival Mrs. Ruth Kin? Occupations Miss Charlette McCane World History U. S. History M Mr. James Meajrher U. S. History Mr. Edward Meehan World History