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

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 Together Below Mr Daniel Wainright shows Alexis Sanderson the proper te hniques of applying jumper cables to a car in their period four Auto class

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We are the fac ulty members who strive individually, yet in unity, towards common objectives; citizenship, character development, and scholastic achievement. Faculty members help students to explore new trends and to assess world affairs through current issues. The need for learning everyday fundamentals helps the student to acquire a base from which he or she can enter different specialized fields. Languages also give students the knowledge that they require to broaden their horizons in world community affairs. Whatever the subject area, however, Red Bank Regional is fortunate to have the instructors who enlighten those they teach. left Sophomore C hris Popper determines Ihe spec ilic gravity in an ac id environment (luring period tour Chemistry, as Mr Alexander Cheyne waU hes Lett: Mr jerry Gance leaches the concept of density to his period eight Chemistry class by demonstrating that different volumes have different weights. Above: Miss Elizabeth Nicholson discusses the rules and regulations of the Student Handbook to her eighth period English class

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With Clubs We are the interlocking pieces of a puzzle that fit together to form a community. Clubs help to advance the idea of community awareness to the student. Through such projects as the Ski Swap, the Auto Club, and the Band, students learn how to work as part of a team with the set purpose of attaining the requirements or goals set by their individual groups. Left While participating in the Ski Swap at the Sport Spot in Shrewsbury, senior Cerri Morris and junior John Kettyle examine a pair of second-hand ski boots Below right Seniors Steven Johnson and John Jennings, members of Mr lohn Hird's Cable Internship Program, view the Red Bank Regional vs Monmouth Regional football game through the lens of a cable television camera Above In the opening tootball game against Raritan, baton twirler Beth Forys leads the school band in the song Rock Around the Clock 7