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

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I Times Change, and We Change With Them — Raphael Holinshed Red Bank Regional High School has under- gone many changes in recent years. Changes have been made not only in physical aspects of the building, but also in the curriculum and in student life. As students mature, their ideas and attitudes develop through experience. Students are unit- ed in their involvement in school. They voice their opinions in the classroom, work with one another in student government, and participate in school club programs. These activities allow students to contribute their thoughts and ideas, thus helping them to originate new concepts and techniques to be utilized in their own edu- cation. Cooperation between students and teachers enables them to work together to change the curriculum. The open lunch-study program, girls' varsity sports, designated smoking areas, fifth year language classes, experimental educa- tion, and the Martin Luther King Memorial Day are all examples of changes that have been added to the curriculum. Students and faculty find that by working to- gether it is possible to effect needed changes and to adapt the educational program to their needs. Elaine Conska refreshes teammate Linda Miller alter a tiring track meet Male students no longer feel out of place in courses which were formerly considered for girls. Shown here are Errol Jefferson and Donald lewis in Miss Robyn Dabbakian's cooking class.

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LOG 1972 Red Bank Regional High School Harding Road Red Bank, New Jersey 07701 Volume II 1 Red Bank Regional High School: a maple iree flourishes on the future site of the new school.

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At Red Bank Regional, friendship can break all barriers.