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

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Royal H. Hintze Buccaneers Lose Skipper In his decade of service to Red Bank High School, Royal H. Hintze strived to raise our school’s aca- demic standards while improving its extra-curric- ular activities. It was his job to face day after day the never-ending problems of our school. Upon his shoulders rested the responsibility for 1300 students. Mr. Hintze's faith in the ability of Red Bank's student body to govern itself was evident in the long hours he spent working out difficulties with the Student Council. He was always able to find a moment to speak with troubled students. Red Bank High has profited greatly from having as its chief administrator a man of such wide ex- perience as Mr. Hintze. While serving in school systems in Pennsylvania, Washington, D.C., and New Jersey as both a teacher and an administrator, he acquired vast knowledge which he used to bene- fit Red Bank High. This year Mr. Hintze left Red Bank and, largely due to his efforts, he left it a better place than he found it. For this we are grateful and so to him we dedicate the 1967 LOG. 6

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Contents Contents ...................................... 5 Dedications ................................... 6 Curriculum .................................... 8 Features ..................................... 28 Seniors....................................... 40 Activities ........ .......................... 94 Sports .......................................120 Undergraduates ...............................140 Log Staff.....................................166 Directory . .,................................168 Index ........................................174 Acknowledgements .............................176 5

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Willard Browning Lieutenant Takes Command Today as acting-principal of Red Bank High we have a bustling individual whom we all respect. Mr. Willard Browning has assumed the responsibili- ties of principal without a pause in his energetic pace. Mr. Browning came to Red Bank in 1945 as a chemistry teacher. He had formerly taught both English and science in Scranton, Pa. and Haddon- field, N.J. In 1954 Mr. Browning became a vice- principal at Red Bank. Until this year Mr. Browning has had the respon- sibility for the curriculum of Red Bank High School. His leadership has resulted in the development of new courses and advanced teaching methods at Red Bank. To keep up on the latest educational philoso- phy, he has taken many specialized courses. Mr. Browning’s devotion to education has not ended with the students of our high school. He is Director of the Red Bank Community Adult Educa- tion Association and of the Monmouth County Su- pervisors Round Table. Mr. Browning’s brisk good cheer and his quick efficient response to the needs of his students have earned the respect and affection of the entire stu- dent body. So to Mr. Willard Browning we inscribe the 1967 LOG. 7