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

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Mathematics Dr. Amy Chateauneuf Algebra Mrs. Mary Diggins Algebra, Geometry Mrs. Marian Crooks Algebra, Geometry Mr. Anthony Trufolo Algebra Mr. Ivan Reese Trig., Geometry The Atomic Age has clearly indicated the importance of science in our modern world, but science without mathematics, doesn’t exist. Therefore, Red Bank High sees to it that each of its students acquires a math back- ground. In addition to Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and General Math, a new extra-curricular class in Modern Mathematics was instituted and instructed by Miss Mary Larsen. This class dealt primarily with the mathematics used when working with computers. Throughout the year, capable students participated in mathematics contests and events sponsored by New York University, Rutgers Uni- versity and various New Jersey high schools. Investigating the sanctum of Trigonometry, 1 to r, are Jurgen Kedesdy, Joe Clayton and Art Siegel.

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Mr. Howard Brown Consumer Education Business Education Since experience far surpasses a verbal description, Red Bank's Distributive Edu- cation classes went on many trips to see for themselves the techniques and principles of the work-a-day world. For example, trips were made to New York University, various large department stores, advertising agen- cies and Broadway Plays. These exemplified theories that were taught in class. Seniors wrere given an opportunity to gain practical on-the-job experience in various commercial enterprises. In addition students were thoroughly grounded in such business essentials as typing, shorthand and bookkeep- ing so that they would easily take their places in the business world. Mrs. Mary Bierstadt Secretarial Mr. Joseph Farrell Distributive Education Mrs. N’aoma Werse Typing Miss Catherine Laird Typing, Shorthand Mr. John Ogden Basic Business 17 Mr. Julius Lasky Basic Business

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Red Rank students satisfy their creative drive. Mr. John Brzostoski To teach appreciation of art as well as the basic skills in its varied phases are the objects of the Art courses offered at Red Bank High School. The student is encouraged to express himself in sculpture, drawing and painting. As a background to the arts and crafts, a historical study of art is included in the course of study. Students are urged to develop tastes and judge- ment to insure a better understanding of nature and art. Mr. Douglas McLlvain Music Roasting several all-state members, the Buccanneer Rand runs through a number. Mr. John Luckenbil! Band Director Mr. Robert Spencer Vrocal Music This department is composed of various choirs, the Choralettes and the Band. Mr. Robert Spencer and his har- monious Choir and Choralettes have performed on numerous occasions for the student body and many other groups in this area. The paragon of Red Bank High School is our award-winning, ninety- piece Band. This group adds to the festivities of our school year during football games, pep rallies and con- certs. Each year the Band plans an ex- change trip to an Eastern high school, whose band, in turn, visits Red Bank in the Spring. This year the Portland, Connecticut High School Band was alternately our host and guest.