Academic life at Redstone re– sembles a novel. Not only does the scholar need the will to ac– complish and the ability to mix the proper ingredients, but be must produce a story that meets public approval. At Redstone the student is taught to utilize all available tools of academic study such as a modem library and a well– equipped science laboratory. To meet the educational needs of each student, administrators in– clude m the academic program courses ranging from the ele– mentary to the advanced levels in science, English, mathematics, languages, and fine arts. Experienced instructors ad– vise the college- bound student and guide him in the search for knowledge. However, it is the student himself who brings re– ality to the story. He develops the plot to reach the pinnacle of educational success. This he must accomplish alone. •for wavering students MRS. FARRO Latin MR. FRANKS Algebra, Math MRS. GALLAGHER MRS. GALLO MRS. GAZALIE MR. GOLEMBIEWSKI MR. GRANT Commercial Subjects Mathematics English I, Glee Club Problems or Democracy Science
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