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

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Principal Mr. James D. Evergetis “One must have pride in the place one works.” This is the philosophy of Mr. James D. Evergetis, and he certainly has shown it at Red Rank High School. Somehow, he passed this conviction on to the RBI IS student body. It was evident at the pep rally at the beginning of the football season when an unequaled school spirit developed to be carried throughout the year. Hand in hand with the enthusiasm of the students came the spirit of the football team and their consequent winning streak. Events seemed to follow one right after another. Mr. Evergetis was one of the few principals that ever had to contend with a holocaust. The hundreds of tasks, small and large, involved with being principal take up much of Mr. Evergetis’s time. However, he always finds a few moments to keep in contact with his student body. We can find him eating lunch with the students, chatting with them before the first bell and listening to their comments and criticisms, sitting with them in the bleachers, caring enough about them to want to know them all by first name. These actions are a part of a personality that we will never forget. A completely unique experience-that was our senior year with Mr. Evergetis. 10

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Superintendent Dr. Hoops In his third year as Red Bank school system's chief administrator. Dr. Robert C. Hoops still has one of the most difficult jobs in the area of education. Not only docs he take the responsibility for maintaining the quality of education, but he also achieves improve- ments in the system. As superintendent, he frequently attends many school functions. His presence adds a personal touch to the affairs. Dr. Hoops received his bachelor's degree from New York State University, his master's degree from Columbia University, and his doctorate from Rutgers University. Board of Education I BACK ROW: Raymond Sergeant, Jr., Clarence S. Gale, Curtis Q. Murphy, Ivan P. Polonsky. FRONT ROW: William A. Magee, President Ldmund J. Canzona, Vice-President Herman O. Wiley, Samuel Carotenuto. Missing: Henry A. Stevenson, Jr., Secretary Salvatore F. Giovenco. 9

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Vice Principals Mr. Browning Mr. Willard Browning is the quiet force working behind the scenes at Red Bank High School. As Vice-Principal in charge of curriculum, he is respon- sible for introducing advanced teaching methods (such as team teaching classes), new or advanced courses (such as the Honors Geometry Class), super- vising the faculty, choosing books for school use. and taking care of the adult night school. Few people understand where Mr. Browning gets the time for his many duties. He does, however, find time to perform all of them efficiently and effect- ively. Who’s that peeking from under the stairway? Why, it’s Vice-Principal Clement Jablonski. Affectionately known as Mr. “J” by the students, he may be found almost anywhere at anytime. His various jobs range from counseling students to taking care of the daily attendance to supervising the graduation ceremonies. Directing fire drills, being in charge of locks and lockers, and enforcing school traffic regulations (keeping students from going down the up staircase) are his other duties. Because his main job, school disciplinarian, is a difficult and thankless one, attention seldom comes to Mr. Jablonski. However, at the beginning of our senior year, he was given due recognition in the form of a standing ovation at our first pep rally. It is doubtful that any of the seniors in our class will ever forget Mr. Jablonski. Mr. Jablonski 11