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

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Dale Marcelli and Alex Howe work on project in class. 33 Doug Curchin gets instructions from teacher before going to work on a car.

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Vocational Ed. Helps Students Build Skills Miss Barbara Graves Mr. Robert Noguerira Chairman Mrs. Gertrude Foster Mr. Roger Schneider Miss Robyn Dabbakian Mrs. Elizabeth Tibbetts Mr. James Dadenas Mr. Daniel Wainwright This year the Department of Vocational-Tech- nical and Practical Arts Education concentrating on the development of it’s students occupational skills, maintained its responsibility in the high school curriculum. Consumer, homemakers and citizenship skills and attitudes were developed in the Foods, Cloth- ing, Child Development, Family Living, Home Management and Interior Decorating programs. Home Economics Cooperative Program and the Cooperative Industrial Education Program ena- bled interested seniors to spend a half day in school and a half day working in the communities with a cooperative employer in the career field of their choice. 32 Valerie Scott finishes hemming her dress in sewing class.

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Business Ed. Uses New Methods This year the Business Education Curriculum was designed to provide the business student with skills needed for securing employment upon grad- uation. In addition, the Business Curriculum also offered courses for the college bound and general education students. During the 1973-74 school year, the Business Education Department experimented with new teaching methods in typewriting I, stenography I, and office occupations. These experiments will provide valuable data which will assist the Busi- ness Education Department in offering a better course to the students of Red Bank Regional High School in the future. Students apply 20th Century Bookkeeping and Accounting. Mr. Pizzulli waits patiently for typing drill to end. Sandy Allgood, Rochelle Love, and Sylvia Alston ponder their next assign- ment in Bookkeeping. 34