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

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Senior Doreen Hakim and her freshman sister Julie remember with fondness their last shared match. On its way to the start of a meet, the Cross Country team remembers its record. And knows that yesterday is but today’s memory Arnold Yarbrough recalls a good track meet. Mr. William King captures in photographs student art work.

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Yet the timeless in you is aware of life’s timelessness Man, even in his most primitive stages of development, has always pondered time — that elusive quantity which stretches further back than he can remember and further ahead than he can conceptualize, yet whose passage he can never stop, nor even slow. Nevertheless, in spite of his inability to modify or control it, man has ceaselessly developed ways of measuring that steadily on-going current. From the ancient sundial to the contemporary digital clock, man has found methods of marking off the moments which have flown and of pin-pointing moments which are yet to be. This physical act of counting time gives rise to a mental act of even greater significance. Man remembers time past with a feeling of emotional euphoria, but he speculates about the future with eagerness, seriousness, and sometimes, anxiety. However, since the future is unknown and unknowable, man realizes that while his hopes may lie there, the reality of his life remains in the present — a time which is molded from the material of the past and shaped by the actuality of the present. And so, holding the past with fondness and the future with longing, the Log presents, “Reflections of Time.” 2 The water and the tree reflect the timelessness of nature.

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. . . and tomorrow is today’s dream. Mr. Clement jahlonski ponders his new life as a retired educator. Board Member Mr. Henry Stevenson takes the first step toward the physical realization of the dream of a new school for tomorrow’s students as several community and educational leaders look on. Tyrone Davis dreams of his future. The Bible Club sings a hymn of praise.