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

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BELOW LEFT. In the typing lab, senior Selina Bibens proofreads her work for errors before handing in the final copy BELOW RIGHT: In Mr Gerald Gance's Science Research class, senior Cathy Walsh and junior Skip Simon prepare for an experiment of analyzing a plant's reaction to light and dark. BOTTOM. At the first football game of the season against Red Bank Catholic, Mr. jack Kuhar instructs seniors Kelly Kerner, class vice- president, and Glen Trimboli on the basics of running the concession stand.

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Through activities, opportunities to develop and exchange new ideas present themselves. ABOVE Sophomore Parrish Portee and fresh man Tony Hemphill go lo work on enlarging phofos in Mr Perrine's dark room equipped with most necessary items for producing pic- tures. RIGHT: Senior Dolores LaCosta sets up the coffee and soda section so that the conces- sion stand will remain organized during the half-time rush at the Manalapan game.

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Although new faces appear in old uniforms, the same Buccaneer spirit continues to motivate both fans and athletes alike. LEFT Senior xylophone player Cheryl Harper sounds out the theme song from the hit T V series Eight Is Enough during the half-time show of the Red Bank Regional Rumson c lash BELOW RIGHT Senior Dave Duffie, the sole distance runner of the boys' trar k learn, strives to break Red Bank Regional's record for the mile of 4 minutes and 24 seconds in a meet against C.B A BOTTOM Members of the var sity football team ebulliently harge through a Beat 'em Bucs poster created by the» Buna neer cheering squad before the Red Bank Catholic game