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

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Mrs. Katherine Magill Mrs. Elizabeth Sheridan Guidance Mr. Robert T. Dudley Guidance Counselor A Light in the Darkness B.A.. King’s College; M.Ed., Rutgers University Mr. Seymour Siegler Psychology, Guidance B.S., Wagner College; M.S., Kansas State College; Grad. Work: Rutgers University Coordinator of High School Guidance Mrs. Edith C. Olsen Guidance Counselor Southwestern at Memphis; B.S., New York University; M.A., New York University; Grad. Work: New York University Mrs. Ruth King Coordinator of High School Guidance A.B. Oberlin College; Grad. Work: Master’s Equivalency—Bucknell University, Rutgers University 10

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Director of Pupil Personnel Services I Mr. Sisson In his twenty years at Red Bank High School, Mr. Sisson has led the expansion and develop- ment of the Guidance Department. When he ar- rived as Director of Guidance after receiving his M. Ed. from the University of Pittsburgh, the department had no suitable office and no permanent, trained counselors. As many as twelve or thirteen teachers with free periods devoted their time to rather informal counseling. Under Mr. Sisson’s direction, the students have received more and more service each year. Recently Mr. Sisson has put increased empha- sis on vocational guidance. The latest step in the evolution of the Guidance Department was Mr. Sisson’s promotion to the newly created post of Director of Student Personnel Services. This re- organization provides a new continuity and ex- panded scope for the counseling in the lower grades as well as in the high school. j Vice-Principal Mr. Jablonski Vice-Principal Clement Jablonski’s main duty is the often thankless task of enforcing school rules, a job which he executes with reason and fairness. His many other duties are less well-known, which is perhaps a tribute to the efficiency with which he carries them out. These range from regulation of extra-curricular activities and dances, to supervision of graduation cere- monies, to simply giving sage advice and coun- sel to all who ask. “Mr. J.,” who was educated at Bucknel! Uni- versity and Rutgers University, has given twenty-two years of service to Red Bank High School. He is now in his fifth year as Vice- Principal and his past experience has included teaching biology, guidance counseling, coaching track, and advising several school clubs. 9

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Mr. Herbert Reed English I, Spec. Ed. B.S., Shippensburg State College; Grad. Work: Newark State College Mrs. Nathalie Fisher English IV, Literature A.B., University of New Hampshire; M.A., Cornell University; Grad. Work: Emerson College Miss Mary E. Johnson English II, III B.A., College of Notre Dame of Maryland; Grad. Work: Seton Hall Univ. English Not Understood Mrs. Judy Laude English IV B.A., University of Delaware Mrs. Theodora Brown English IV, Drama A.B., Bates College; M.Ed., Rutgers University Mr. Robert Olshan English II B.A., University of Georgia; King’s College: Grad. Work: Rutgers University Mr. I. H. Falk English I, III Journalism B.A., W’ilkes College; Grad. Work: Syracuse University 11