East Brunswick High School - Emerald Yearbook (East Brunswick, NJ)

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the art in life. It was a year of self-expression. Whether it was orchestra or auto mechanics, barbershop quartet or bowling, we each strove for a means of expressing ourselves. Some of us found it in various art classes; others found it in sports. Some of us found it in the physics lab; others found it in our manner of dress. Many of us found it on the stage; even more found it in the orchard . . . We yearned for a way to let the world know of our existence—and some of us nearly found it. Aspiring disc jockeys reveled in the fact that the high school would soon be broadcasting on its own F.M. radio station. Up and coming journalists were offered a course of their very own. Computer buffs had an entire classroom dedicated to their cause. And drivers ed set us all free on the road. This was a year of reaching out for our own goals, of expressing ourselves in our own ways. We each shared with one another the art in our own lives.

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can best portray Students were well-versed in all areas of the aesthetics. Self-expression took place In art classes, in I.A. projects, in music lessons, in leading cheers, and in leading the band.

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We, as individuals. EBHS is like an investment. The more time and effort one exerts the more profit he or she will gain. When people put forth their best effort toward their endeavors, they are likely to succeed. In EBHS, each individual, as a member of the student body, accents the overall character of our school. The stamina of a foot- ball player, the spirit of a cheerleader, the enthusiasm of a class representative, the inspira- tion of a coach, the knowledge of a teacher, and the charm of an in- dividual characterize our school. We benefit from each other’s success and learn from each other’s mistakes. Each member of the student body, 2300 strong, is important. Bound together by a common alma mater, we exist as a unique entity.