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

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 Motivation For a student to act upon his own individuality or self-expression, he must be motivated not only by adults and his peers, but by himself. To be an active part in any organization or sport, there must be a “push ” deep inside to achieve and overcome. The rigorous training for football and basketball, research for a term paper, or accomplishment on the Buccaneer and Log staffs all must be reinforced with self motivation. TOP: Junior Jim Powers flies to the tape during a boy's track meet against Rumson-Fair Haven. ABOVE RIGHT: Reviewing notes, Mrs. Maxwell's 1st period English class prepares for a quiz. ABOVE: Meeting with Mrs. Hackett,freshman Christina White discusses her sophomore year tentative schedule. Introduction 9

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TOP: Preparing for freshman orientation in September, STS members Charlie Popper, Raquel Christie, Kevin llarraza, and Regina Jones work on an icebreaker during the retreat at Mt. Misery. ABOVE: Finishing the Presidential Fitness Program, Freshman Suzanne O'Fterron completes the long jump in Mr. Kunze's 6th period gym class. ABOVE: Sophomore Courtney Marshall Hips through the card catalog before school in the Media Center. 8 Introduction

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LEFT: The square root of a nonnegative equals what? Junior lee Gar- diner looks over her Algebra 2 assignment on the patio during her sixth period lunch. BELOW: Bikes, mopeds, cars-whatever the means of transportation, the Bucs arrive 5 days a week to work and learn together. ABOVE: Senior Tommy Nelson kicks the ball from his Matawan opponent, leading the Bucs to goal during their September 16th match. 10 Introduction