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

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WEifttn) We are unique with our togetherness, yet we are separate. Involvement in all of the different areas of opportunity available in the school helps each individual to become more aware of his or her new surroundings, to develop new friendships, and to learn how to work in a group that functions as a single unit. Left: Adjusting a lawn mower engine carburetor, senior Philip Carter and junior Michael Peterson display mechanical ingenuity in Mr Roger Schneider's Small Engine's class 13 Lett C reating a mystical aurora with watercolors, senior Bare lay Boody expresses artistic talent in Mr Carmine Forte's Art III c lass Above Senior Darryl Richardson prac tices setting type on a photo type center in Mr Lawrence Perrine’s third period Graphic Communications class.

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Above Operating a Sun I)ijgnosti Engine Tester senior Ivan Kennedy checks the idle RPN's while doing a tune up in Mr Daniel Wamright's period five Auto class Above left Working to develop her upper arm strength, junior I )eedee Perry uses the pulldown machine in Mr William Kun e's physic al education c lass 12

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Together ( Below In a losing effort, junior Debbie Snow gives it her all by executing a hit for the Bucs in the St )ohn Vianney game Right Senior Jean Marie Donohue, head cheerleader for the varsity team, leads a spirited Buccaneer squad in a cheer on their victory over Raritan Ts : -A Left Lifting his hat to enthusiastic Bui fans, freshman mascot Lloyd C.amble cheers on the school's first night Pep Rally, occurring on September 25 before the opening game against Raritan Above Various emotions are displayed by varsity football players Kelsey Richardson. Shannon Stevens. Isaac Coates, Daryl Yarborough, lames Davis, Shane Jackson, Danny Stubbs. Brian Blunt, and Steve finnegan. as they prepare fix their opening game against Raritan, ending with a final score of Red Bank 24 - Raritan 17