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

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As students progress in their courses, they become exposed to a broad range of potential career options. IFF! Senior Raymond Kearney utilizes the school's new oscilloscope to measure voltage during his Electronics III class. BELOW: Senior customer Karen Mancie purchases a notebook from senior Renee lackson who earns not only credits but also a salary by working in the But Stop as part of the Distributive Educ at ion pro gram BOTTOM. Senior Tony Smith uses the computer in the Career Center to find desc rip lions, career outlooks, employment potentials, and required courses and degrees of particular occupations. 12

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Club participation gives students the chance to develop cooperation responsibility, and individual talents. ABOVE LEFT: Senior Head Twirler Lisa Draw baugh concentrates while performing a rou- tine to the theme song from the television show f Troop in the half-time show. ABOVE: Senior band members Barry Williams and Carl Simms rehearse In the Mood in preparation for an upcoming half-time show

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Bl LOW IMI luruor Hank Simon examines the BXR unit used lor telephone units during Mr |ohn Orr's Her Ironies II lass Bf U)W RIGHT As seniors prepare to enter either colleges or varied occupations, they begin to rely heavily upon the published information relating to their particular held ot interest BOTTOM RIGHT During a Graphic Communications Mass, tumor trank Collier rovers the scratches on his negative through a process called opa quing 13