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

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Art Department Develops Creativity in Students Craig Abel uses his imagination in designing patterns for T-shirts. Red Bank Regional High School's Art Depart- ment has expanded in materials as well as sub- ject matter to provide students with myriad options from which to choose. This year the department is equipped wfith a wide variety of creative material such as copper, cameras, leather, wax, clay and weaving materials. The courses are designed to allow each student to formulate his desired art program. The Art Festi- vals, wherein students may display their com- plete artwork, will hold memories for many arts and crafts students. Pal Fogarty models in art class for a classmate.

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Title I and Reading Lab Develop Basic Skills Red Bank Regional’s Title I and Reading Lab are devoted to aiding students in the improvement of their basic skills. Supervised by Miss Mary Johnson, the program operated in room 502 with the assistance of the aides Mr. R. B. Newton, Mrs. Josephine Lee, Mrs. Dailene Leheny, Miss Judy Berstein, and teacher Miss Eva Griffin. The Reading Lab, based in room 308, is directed by Miss John- son and staffed during each period by an Eng- lish teacher. Chang Woon Choi and Kuon Soo Hong work together in the Reading Lab. Mrs. Josephine Lee helps Debbie McLawhorn with a comprehensive test Dr. |ohn Cone shows John Williams and Daryl Cosby new textbooks. 28

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Music Department Trains Student Musicians The band awaits the signal to present the half-time show First period orchestra class practices Messiah lui the Winter Concert. This year the Music Department continued its program of training students in the vocal and instrumental fields as well as of encour- aging students in music appreciation. Con- ducted by Mr. Spencer, both Chorus I and II remained full period courses, while Men of Note and Music Appreciation continued as mod periods. 30