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

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Dr. John Cone Mrs. Doreen Fish Mr. John Hird Mr Mark Hogan Miss Mary Johnson Chairman Mrs. Renee Maxwell looks on as students in her Drama class rehearse a skit. Dr. John Cone and Miss Gloria Lalumia plan scheduling for Media Center orientation programs for the English Department. OUNTKt Maggie Wilbert reads from a story about a girl and a ladybug in In her English III class. Mrs Doreen Fish goes over the grades of Nick Palmer. Anne Forsyth, Bridget Mrs Renee Maxwell's Creative Writing class Mills and Ken Smith 26

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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

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uf Mrs Bonnie Leverette n Miss Elizabeth Nicholson Mrs Bonnie Stoia Mrs Renee Maxwell New Offerings Enhance Program All Mr Woodrow Sullivan Mrs Mary Todt George Patterson. Marly Carrol. James Underwood. Hughie Hendrikson, Randy Stoddard Ray Costa, Angela Talerico, Melody Daniels. Quentin Hill. Mike Johnson and Charles Dixon operate technical equipment during a film making production in Mr John Hird's class Beyond the traditional English offer- ings. the English Department provides a comprehensive program of electives that emphasize, like all English courses, basics, while accommodat- ing individual interests. In the curricu- lum are programs in literature, lan- guage skills, composition, the per- forming arts, journalism, television, films. At all times members of the department recognize individual differ- ences and levels of achievement. Indi- vidualized instruction, therefore, is this discipline’s keystone. Kathy Oram and Kathy Dobrosky use their unstructured time preparing assignments in our well equip- ped English lab 27