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

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Student Life depicted the extra- curricular activities in school that were a part of every high school student’s life. There were clubs ranging from the trainers who gave medical aid to athletes to the twirlers who entertained the crowd at the football games. Clubs did not merely fill one’s after school time but taught students fundraising skills, improved their artistic capabilities or provided a com- munity or school service. Such structured activities as the Homecoming Dance or Pep Week gave individuals an opportunity to interact with the entire student body. Activities allowed students to truly feel a part of Red Bank Regional. Painting the cannons at night or the more tedious task of Saturday morning SAT’s were events which also represented the diverse experiences of high school students. ABOVE: Senior Terry Phoenix grimaces as Head Trainer Mrs. Carle tapes up his ribs between plays at a football game. ABOVE: At the Homecoming Dance most students danced on the dance floor, but some, like Wendy Lichtig, Ann McManus and Katie Zeiner, decided it would be more fun to dance on tables. Student Life Divider 17

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Pep Week 19