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

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,g I' .V -ss I ' - X- - MRS. MARY BIERSTADT MR. JOSEPH FARRELL i before e except after MR. HOWARD BROWN MISS CATHERINE LAIRD udinedd glolucafion An exchange visit with North Plainfield High School and a trip to one of New York's better department stores highlighted the year for the Distrib- utive Education classes. Under the supervision of Mrs, Mary Bierstadt, the cooperative work experience plan permits qualified seniors to gain practical knowledge of business fundamentals by working in downtown offices in the afternoon. Stressed by the Red Bank Secretarial Department are speed, accuracy and neatness. These are considered the most important factors in training girls in typing and business techniques. MR. JULIUS LASKY 23 MRS. NAOMI WERSE

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W We rr 485 .u-. :, f':- .- tv- , -. aria- -. --fr- , . MR. JOHN BRZOSTOSKI :if f 2wF.'lY.iS?'f iffilgfifl- . X ' gk t K I . MR. oouci.As Mciivmn I U, 5 L C Give Me A High C One Of The Many Levels Of Art The Art Department provides the art student with an opportunity to work in arts and crafts, and to express himself through painting, drawing and sculp- turing. Students are guided through the abstract and naturalistic art forms, as well as through a history of art. if . . 3 f., . N 5 lg i' l MR. JOHN LUCKENBILL MR. ROBERT SPENCER The Music Department is designed to help stu- dents further their musical interests and abilities. Mr. Robert Spencer's Choir and Choralettes, who harmonize both classical and popular music, perform for the student body and various Red Bank civic groups. The Orchestra and Band, composed of students with the ability to play stringed and brass instru- ments, provide an opportunity to give group instru- mental performances. The Band, repeated winner of the Elks' National Youth Day Trophy, plans a week-end stay and reciprocal concert with a high school band from Oyster Bay, New York,

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pkydica gyclucafion, iA fQ Kzav Q Q f I1 .. . . x1..- Q- Q I . -1. 'Wg , R .,:x .I seth ' I t I . a e g J 5, .. , ' K. 2 f . ' .. ' R MRS. MARGARET 3- g BENNER 1 I MR. STANLEY CARHAR1 MR. ROBERT GLISSON Tumbling, marching and calisthenics occu- MR THOMAS KARLO MISS HELEN NEEFF pied the boys during the long winter, while ' + IV the girls went progressive with modern dance. ieth During the spring the Physical Education stu- dents participated in outdoor games of base- ball and soccer. ' I Q Driver Training, naturally popular, became even more so, when the school acquired a blue Impala on loan from Circle Chevrolet. With the emphasis on hearing and sight tests, the school nurse, in cooperation with the Health Department, continues to give in- creased medical attention. MR. THOMAS PHIPPS MR. FRANK PINGATORE fn., 9' I MRS. IRENE SMITH -. .iN:vy,.5.,g,Ls 3 . 'I r' gwfew V I What do I do now, Mr, Phipps? MISS SHIRLEY