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

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We Deliver Knowledge The most important tasks of each student are not only to learn new concepts but also to acquire a greater understanding of self. Teachers provide the basics while at the same time offering encouragement and extra help to those who need it. Students work diligently through four years, always anticipating that final day- graduation-which will mark the end of their high school years. At graduation students reflect, realizing that they have not merely extended their intellectual boundaries but have discovered themselves while maturing into adults. Right: junior Erica Horowitz flies through the air during the broad jump, one of several requirements for the physical education final exam. Far Right: Senior Dawn Thompson glances over the questions on the common application which many colleges use. Above: Sophomore Elizabeth Washington pushes her material through as she sews during her Home Economics class. 8 Introduction

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We Deliver Variety The scholastic courses epitomize the word variety with traditional vocational education, college preparatory, honors and advanced placement classes. Meeting the future head on, administrators offer such innovative classes as word processing and computer math, giving students a chance to master skills which will aid them in the future. Students given this diversity have the opportunity to become well-rounded people. Left: Junior Chris Lewandowski reviews a book about the SAT's as he starts to answer that big question What will I do after high school? Below Left: Senior Stacy Holiday types in an assignment on a word processor. Below Right: Senior Lou DeGeorge adjusts the tuning of a car in his Automechanics III class. Introduction 7

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Above: Seniors Dave Steele, Mike Redford and Kelly O'Brien measure the amperage coming from a voltmeter during an experiment in Mr. Woodward's physics class. Top; Sophomore Mike Flatley using a tape measure finds the exact dimensions of the shelf he made in his Technical Drawing II class. Right: Senior Chuck Castles works on a distributor in his Automechanics III class. f