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

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I Counselors Expand to Commons Area Mrs. Adelle Kahn Mrs. Joan King Mr Arthur Albrizio Dr Alvin Krass Mr Robert Dziadosz Mr Robert Lock Mr Greg Farry Dr Bernard Loigman Mr Greg Farry and Mrs Anna Meehan check over student tiles Mrs. John King pauses for photograph during a student conference. Mrs Edith Olsen and Mrs Joan King welcome visitors to the guidance office during open house 24

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I Mr John Moses Asst Vice-Principal Mr Harold Schaible Dr. Donald Warner Superintendent (retired) Superintendent Salvatore F Giovenco Board Secretary Mr Louis De George and Mr John Moses (assistants to the vice-principal) prepare to greet the students on the first day of school Through the efforts of many people the dream of a new building for Red Bank Regional High School Students became a reality when we opened the new facility in September 1975. The new building on fifty-three acres in Lit- tle Silver embodies all the educational facilities that were missing in the old buildings in Red Bank — auditorium, large and small group instructional areas, departmental laboratories, ade- quate vocational areas, language lab- oratory and greatly expanded physical education facilities. The teaching areas for English, social studies, foreign languages and mathematics were set up in an open space environment. At the beginning of the school year this concept pre- sented sound problems. Changes have been made to remedy this prob- lem by lessening the number of classes meeting in each open space area. One department was moved to other areas in the building on an expe- rimental basis. Additional changes were made within the areas by the dis- ciplines remaining in the areas. A change of superintendents took place in November with the retirement of Mr. Harold C. Schaible. Dr. Donald D. Warner, former principal of Willing- boro (N. J.) High School became our chief school officer 23

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Mrs Edith Olsen Mr. Norman Palmer Mr Herbert Reed Mr. Ed Royal Scott Mr. Frank Teeple Director Marcia Needle. Anthony Veney and Mark Lewis listen intently as Mr Robert Dziadosz discusses career opportunities Student Personnel Services is a very essential part of Red Bank Regional. The members of Student Personnel Services are very much concerned with the educational and psychologi- cal welfare of the students. The coun- selors are available for consultation regarding the students’ programs of study and any personal problems that they may have. The counselors make every effort to be available for confer- ences with students, teachers, and parents. The Child Study Team is a part of Student Personnel Services and is responsible for the supplemental ser- vices to the students and parents. The Child Study Team under the direction of Mrs. Edith Olsen has worked dili- gently to help students adjust to school life. The Child Study Team includes the Learning Disabilities Spe- cialist, social worker and two psychol- ogists. These people write educational prescriptions for students which may include change of the student’s pro- gram, shortened schedule, home instruction and possibly residential placement. The Learning Resource Center has as its purpose, to give supplemental help to students in English math and or social studies. If necessary students are assigned to the LRC for one or more of the above-mentioned sub- jects. Special Education teachers. Robert Lock, and Herbert Reed, are continu- ally interested in their students' educa- tional and social well-being. Mr Norman Palmer and John Salm check computer printout in order to select a specific career oriented college 25