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

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□ treasure Below: Senior Darryl Hughes, editor of the Log, selec ts photographs tor the introduction of the yearbook Bottom The Little Silver Gazebo serves as a stage for Mr Steven Schleicher and the K B R H S Band's summer c oncert

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The treasure that ail Buccaneers strive for is to be excellent in all that they do. They endeavor by themselves, with others, or with the faculty to acquire the academic, vocational and athletic skills to accomplish that goal. Bucs study, ques- tion, and investigate the world in which they live for those abilities which will enable them to attain their aims and ambitions. Left Seniors Gerry Valentine and Jimmy Rhem operate an offset printing press to print football programs in Mr. Perrine's Graphic Communications class. Left: Sophomore Michael Trigilli examines algae under the microscope in Mr Layton's second period Biology class. Above: Senior running back Kenny Chatto runs after an opponent during the game against Rumson-Fair Haven. Introduction 9

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Ora ©Orafe The clubs of Red Bank Regional allow students to hone their skills in the real at- mosphere of the communities of Shrewsbury, Little Silver, and Red Bank. In clubs like the Band, Art Club, and the Log, students venture out of the text- books and bring that knowledge into reality. Participation in these associations makes the individual at RBR one satisfied with his own personal accomplishments and with the achievements of the group as a whole. At the completion of their work, club members find that their reward, whether spiritual or material, was worth the effort. Top: Sophomore Bernadette Bruno practices the violin in her Orchestra class in preparation for the holiday concert in December. Above: Sophomores Deborah Lux, Cheryl Feragne, and Lauren Dwyer hang abstract mobiles for a video tape session. Left: Sophomore Regina Dolan, an Art Club member, paints an acrylic Raggedy Ann painting while her classmate, sophomore Janice Porter, observes. Introduction 11