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

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OPPOSITF ABOVE: Senior Class advisor Mr. lark Kuhar discusses with class vice-president Kelly Kerner and seniors Glenn Trimboli. Julie Ellegood and Scolt lewcll the prices of items to be sold at the concession stand before the Red Bank Catholic game. OPPOSITE LEFT The con- cession stand is operated by seniors Diana Kedrowsky, Donna Patterson and Kathy Healy in the storage shed before it was damaged by a fire on October 19. TOP LEFT: Senior Scott lewell works with class advisor Miss Barbara Greenwald at the football concession stand which grossed $4140.35 for the season. TOP RIGHT: During the Rumson football game, seniors Robert Tatum and Brian Johnson pre- pare to serve one of the 700 hot dogs sold at the concession stand that day. ABOVE: During a basketball game against Red Bank Catholic, senior Kathy Healy serves coffee to a senior class supporter during concessions held in the Health room 19

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Shed Burning Fires Up Concession Sales Each morning before a home foot- ball game began, a group of dedi- cated seniors, deemed essential to the class treasury, set-up the conces- sion stand to ensure spectators that their hungers would be appeased. Despite a wet season the concession workers helped gross $4140.35 for the five home games; fifty percent of this was profit augmenting the senior class treasury. The hampering effects of the stor- age shed's fire the night before the Red Bank-Manalapan clash did not prevent the workers from serving their patrons. All items except the perishable flying saucers were sold, and the stand cleared $747.40 that day. Under the guidance of advisors Mr. )ohn Kuhar and Miss Barbara Green- wald the seniors sold hot dogs, candy, soda and coffee. At the Rum- son game 700 hot dogs were served and the largest gross, $1250.75, made. Without the sale of hot dogs, the ini- tial night for basketball concessions of the R.B.C game profited $148.55. Organized by the Senior Class Executive Board — President Marga ret Tobin, Vice-President Kelly Ker ner, Treasurer Suzanne Oram, Recording Secretary Cathy Walsh, Corresponding Secretary Nancy Waters, Business Manager Christie Hotaling and Representative-at-Large Sallie Gongora — seniors volun teered their time by signing up for shifts during the preceding week.

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Juniors “Remember Mama Broadway came to Red Bank Regional's auditorium on November 15,16, and 17 as the Class of 1981 pre- sented I Remember Mama. Newly located in San Francisco, Mama, por- trayed by Ann Stephenson, led the Hanson family through many trou- bled times. Mama's eldest daughter Katrina, Lisa Peterson, narrated the entire play in addition to performing dramatically. The supporting cast included David Tanen as Uncle Chris; Tim Enander, Papa; Jen Bohanan, Sean Byrnes and Elaine Martino, Mama's other children; Diann Chamberlain, Dana Judge and Amy Westerman, Mama's sisters. Directed by Mrs. Renee Maxwell, the cast of over thirty juniors spent many long hours preparing for the show which played to an audience of approximately 150 theater goers each night. Foreign Exchange student Liisa Theilgaard from Denmark worked with the cast as a dialect coach; she helped to perfect the necessary accents. Behind the scenes Mr. Warren Matson, Assistant to the Director in Charge of Set, supervised the cre- ation of scenery for the Hanson's home in the weeks before the pro- duction took place. Student stage manager junior Donna Jones helped organize leading constructors junior Peter Klein, freshman Mary Dobry and seniors, Kelly Conrader and Shel- ley Harrison in the development of both the internal and external set designs which were utilized upon a raised platform for the show.