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

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Clubs Advance Friendship and Community Clubs bring students with common interest together, lop right: Seniors Milton Gray and Ernest Moore research terms dealing with the Progressive Era tor Miss johnson's U.S. History II 4 lass Above Sam Jones and |oe Guthridge lake inventory ol sloe k lor sale in ihe Bui Stop Top left log copy editor Susie Marr instruc ts jenniler Bohanan, Dave Groomes and limmy Burgess in the rudiments ol yearbook journal ism. Right: lab assistants David Schindler and larry Howitt help mix and prepare chemicals lor the science leac her's classes.

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% H Whether playing on the field or cheering from the sidelines, whether the team is winning or losing, the classmates embody the spirit and enthusiasm characteristic of the entire school. Spirit and Enthusiasm Above: Charlie Wentway stretches at first to save a single by Andy Aumack in Mr. Fallon's gym class. Left Rodney Robinson gets psyched before the season's opener, against Red Bank Catholic, ending with a score of 19-6. i 9

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Above DECA students Margueritte Acker and Sam |ones dress a mannequin in Buccaneer sweats for display in the school store window Although each club has a separate purpose, they all serve to advance common goals of friendship and community. Background distinction disappears to be replaced by stu- dents that represent new elements toward working as a team on their particular interest, ranging from lab aids and DECA to individual class- room projects.