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

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Left: Junior Joe Benanato displays Nordica ski boots to freshman Declan O'Scanlon during the Ski Swap held on September 16 Below Students turn back the clock to days of saddle shoes and bobby socks on Fifties Day during Spirit Week, running from September 17 through the 23 Student activities unite the stu- dents, teachers and community members in community and school services. Students and the commu- nity correlate to expand experiences and supplement the students' educa- tion. A C 1 mint AC 1 IVIIIM 4C 1 l HIM 17

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Seniors Double Treasury With Concessions Arriving at the high school at 7 a m , approximately twenty seniors braved hitter c old to provide Thanks- gi ing Day football fans with refresh- ments. In addition to the regular con- cession stand tare of hotdogs, Pepsi, candy and coffee. Thanksgiving Day workers served donuts and hot cocoa to freezing fans Despite burnt and frostbitten fingers, concession work- ers, headed by Senior Class officers — President Lisa Bruno, Vice-presi- dent Tim Galbraith, Treasurer Debbie Phipps, Business Manager Rac hel Simon, Corresponding Secretary Liz Waterbury and Recording Secretary Lori Hotaling — spent endless hours raising money tor their activities. During the winter sports season these workers sacrificed homework hours and Friday evenings to sell Pepsi, k e c ream and c andy to basket- ball spec tators. Susie Marr took charge of organizing set-up, sales, and c lean up c rows. Class acJvisors Mrs Renee Maxwell and Mr. Gerald Gance were everpresent to aid and guide the workers. Money from these ac tivities helped meet the costs of the senior prom and yearbook.