Neptune High School - Trident Yearbook (Neptune, NJ)

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The 1985-1986 school year holds many special memories for all who attended the Senior High School. The first day of school was both an excit- ing and nervous experience for the students. They were excited about see- ing old friends and meeting new friends, and nervous about finding out their schedules for the forthcom- ing year. In the month of September, there was a Welcome Back Dance. At this dance, everyone had an opportunity to get together with old friends they had not seen since June and to meet new friends. In October, there was the annual Halloween Carnival and dance, with prizes for the best costume and best club booth. Also in the fall, Neptune's sports teams put on an excellent showing. The football team made it to the state championships for the first time in its history. Preceding Homecoming '85 was Spirit Week when everybody dressed up and had a good time to show their school spirit. Laughter was in the air 'Q the entire week as students dressed up for Role Reversal Day, Benny-Nerd Day, Pajama Day, and the traditional Red and Black Day. Homecoming '85 was rained on and had to be post- poned until the next day. The Home- coming Dance went on as planned, though. On that most special day, the Homecoming King, Queen, and their court were paraded through town to the football field, and there was the traditional float competition which was won by the Class of '87, Top left: Doug Martin concentrates on a chem- istry experiment. Top right: Rambo imperson- ators at the Halloween Carnival. Middle right: Michelle Schooley and Kathy Wasson in the main office. Right: Terraine Anderson, Adel- bert Macon, and Kahn Austin decide what to get for lunch. MW

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,,, ,. ,WW fcV'q'7 Yam Quia: X f r A Look At The a It Was In 86 The Football team, undaunted by the delay, went on to win the game. Their next challenge was the Thanks- giving Day game, which, incidentally, was very wet. Many graduates and friends of Neptune returned for this game. It was an enjoyable day even though Neptune lost to Asbury Park with a score of 15-7. Moving into winter everyone looked forward to Christmas vacation. Also, the winter sports teams began their respective seasons. Valentinefs Day crept up quickly and cupid's ar- row seemed to strike just about every- one. For Valentine season, the Nation- al Honor Society sold jewelry, the Yearbook staff sold carnations, the Senior Council sold lollipops, and the Student Council provided a mail ser- vice to deliver Valentine messages. Still other special memories over the year came from involvement in school clubs and class trips. The Dra- ma Club put on an excellent theatrical - 1 i ii 1 ' ylr- '- is tt A an W m4f M, f f ms-.41 j W 7' if - ' V 'A f U L ' jr I Q Lg' .Lt A ,em H 3 4 5, . , 51f'Z' W 'A if 6' tm- mf . f . ' I .X , , V . ' JV? .-14 2' . QM fd., . I W j , W K I VZ.. WL, 1 ,V 1 Zi? ig, Q 5 .,., . ..,:V V-t YQ, ,. W1 m4,VfWW,.4,,f f' ' '+wyQ .rx I . n lifgiijg gl VM 72. i :4.l,g. 5. f, . , , ' ' ,, .ff W. ,7 ' V ,. 9 r. . Q W! . 4 q f I -fygv. f. -, 5 4 ,.,.. -' zz - ,, ' . '74 ,J fn ' ' f f . . ,f,,, gw,.,ff,, z V ' production, and the Spring sports teams showed that they, too, had as much enthusiasm and pride in their respective sports as did the fall and winter teams. Of course no one can forget the Iu- nior-Senior Prom which had a magi- cal aura about it, and the main event to finish the year - graduation. It was a very special year which will be re- membered for a long time to come. Top left: Jennifer Sweatt and Addie Graham inspect an art project. Middle left: Glenn Swin- dell and Kim Connors display their talents dur- ing Open House. Left: The Junior Class Coun- cil with their winning Homecoming float. 4