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

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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

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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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Mr. Anthony Miller World History t S. History r.j Mr. Thomas Perry lT. S. History Mr. Jacob Needle U. S. Hiatory A clear understanding of the past is essential for an intelligent interpretation of the present. With this in mind, the Social Studies Depart- ment offers a four-year program to prepare the students of Red Bank to become alert citizens. World and American History are stressed, with further opportunities available in Ec- onomics, International Relations, Occupations and Everyday Psychology. A remedial program called Core is also offered. A knowledge of the peoples and cultures of the worlds—the ultimate objective of the De- partment—was more readily facilitated this year with the arrival of our foreign exchange student from Sweden, Annika Larsson. She, and a later visitor from Argentina, Dalinda Funes, gave our students a fresh outlook on what goes on outside our borders. of our two foreign visitors. Annika and Dalinda. Core Miss Katherine Wenger U. S. History Economics 15