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

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t XX 0 Mr. John Brzostoslu Mr. Douglas F. Mcllvoin 4 E fra x 5 . gw Q i 'im f? 4, i One of our budding artists. mms Art is a course that gives the student o chance to experiment in self-expression. It gives him the oppor- tunity to learn to work for harmony when composing. The art courses offer a large variety of types of paint- ing, drawing, and crafts. All budding artists enioy exploring the many fields presented to them. By doing this it is hoped that they will narrow their talents into a field in which they will specialize. Wei... ..,., -,. .i .1181 I 1P'X 11 4.1h.-.... , ..-L ...,..iL, , .,-..- ...s..h.1.,-..V-.-ifu....... -, ,, . l Ml. v .. , . 5,1 5 ,..

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Mrs. Frances Applegate Mrs. Mary Bierstadl Mr. Howard l. Brown Mr. Joseph D. Farrell Mr. Julius lasky , Some important papers are tiled lIUllllllElllllHl The Commercial Program of Red Bank Hugh IS designed to meet the needs of a business world Perhaps the most vital sector of the program IS the part time cooperative work experience plan. Distributive Education places Senior students in oftice positions where they work afteril:00 P.M on school days Prerequisites to this goal however are the fundamental courses which begin with Basic Business. The student soon realizes the indispensability of Bookkeeping and the utility of Consumer Educo tlon to the alert purchaser. Along the same line, Recordkeeping is offered as a basic course. Of extreme import, is the economic geography course which attempts to analyze and compare the United States and her competition in production, distribution and consumption Because today s world is centered around the cctv- ' of selling a program demonstrating its various elements is oftered. Salesman ship explains sales principles and students learn through experience in selling gi X 'IX Riffs Sf 'NS re Y X1 ' gd' ,