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

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? History Irons Wrinkles From Senior Electives i Mr. Robert McCall This past year the History Department showed its concern for progressive education by joining in the drive toward greater course offerings and indi- vidualized construction. In its awareness of cur- rent history as a reflection of the past members of the department were motivated to provide rele- vance and meaning in the History classroom. Department Chairman Robert McCall, also the co-sponsor of the Pilot Program, added encourage- ment to his supervision of the faculty and urged them to try many new techniques. Ever mindful of social growth and citizenship responsibility can only be achieved through an understanding of past social formations, and present social systems the History Department strives towards its aim. Miss Sue Johnson Mr. Edward Meehan Mr. Robert Olrupchak Mr. Micheal Penella Mr. Thomas Perry Mr. Joseph Pisercia Mr. Leon Sneed 29 Mr. Hird and Mr. Pcnnella screw around.

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V 28 Robby Nigro diligently studies his Economic History.

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Calculus by Learning Packets? In preparation for the move to an open class situa- tion in the future, some Algebra II classes field tested a new program of learning packages. These individu- alized courses were distributed by Holt, Rinehart and Winston and have not yet gone into publication. Comments, opinions, even suggestions were given to the publisher in order to improve the program. The current materials will be combined with the best sug- gestions, producing an improved math course. This finalized program will then be published and will reflect the goals and ideas of Red Bank Regional’s Math Department. Nancy Charron works on a learning package in Math. Mr. Solomon Poplar Chairman Mrs. Mary Diggins Miss Gail Hahn Mr. Joseph Doyle Mr. Anthony Trufolo Mr. Charles Unger 30 “If Charlie Brown had four apples and ate three