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

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Phy sical Education .Mr. Frank Pingatore Director of Athletics Health And Mr. Thomas Phipps Miss Helen Neeff Mr. Robert Glisson Mr. Thomas Karlo Mrs. Shirley Acerra Mrs. Irene Smith Mrs. Margaret Benner Nurse Bob Aldinger applies a newspaper splint on watches. Don Sweeny as Mr. Glisson Mr. Stanley Carhart Driver Training Tumbling, marching and calis- thenics (one-two! one-two!) took up a good part of the indoor for- mat of the girls’ gym class this year. Workouts on the horizontal bars, rope climbing, push-ups, sit-ups and tumbling are included in the physical fitness program of the boys’ gym department. In Senior First Aid students went through a life-saving period and could be seen working labor- iously at learning the techniques of artificial respiration. As usual, the entire student body was given a complete physical check-up. The Health Department also supervised the administration of vision, hearing and tubercu- losis testing.

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All share in this cooking project whose familiar aroma wafts through our halls. Home Economics And Industrial Arts Mrs. Marjorie Ward Child Care r Miss Elma Repp Cooking This has been a year of big productions in the Industrial Arts Department. Seniors built a radio controlled boat from a model of the New York Lines. Come spring and the S. S. Clam will be launched. The Mechanical Drawing students, not to be outdone, have constructed the U. S. M. S. Mistake which will compete with the Clam. Mrs. Elizabeth Tibbetts Sewing Home Economics attempts to lay the foundations of future happy homes by familiarizing students with the arts of cooking, sewing, child care and home man- agement. This year, time was devoted not only to the theoretical aspects of home develop- ment, but also to the practical phases of homemaking. Students were occupied with “building houses”—making floor plans, then completing the house. This unique course was designed to acquaint students in housing structure and housing needs. Also in this year’s curriculum, a semester was devoted to home management and the budgeting of time. The basic objective of Home Economics is to'prepare the future homemaker to face problems of daily living. Carl Chimenti demonstrates his skill with the drill press. Mr. Thomas McNulty Electricity As if this were not enough, the am- bitious students built a cloud chamber and, of course, rendered their invaluable ser- vices to make the junior and senior class shows successful. Mr. Richard Allen Mechanical Drawing

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Mrs. Agnes Schwenker Secretaries Miss Dorothy Loversidge Miss Margie Antonides Mrs. Margaret Hennesey Custodial Service f Mrs. Geraldine Wright Mrs. Lois Agle Mrs. Van Tassle Mrs. Elizabeth Sheridan Mr. Raymond Pearce Mrs. Mary Wolffe Mrs. Mary Melrose Cafeteria Service Successful preparation of lunches de- pends on clean equipment and efficient personnel. Mrs. Elizabeth Pinto Director of Food Services 25