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

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ABOVE: BEING careful to measure the correct amount, Junior Wyatt Ulrich pours Sodium Chloride into a beaker for a lab as Senior Bill Amann supervises. RIGHT: 1987-1988 Lab Aides, Back Row: Jenifer Jones, Sherry Barber, Barry Rizzo, Joe Gambardella, Walter Rapp. Front Row: Lisa Nelson, Andrea Tokanos, David Murgio, Bill Amann, Bill McGough, Suzie Wetzel. Labs Aides

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Homecoming Harmonizes to “A Night to Remember” Homecoming was truely A Night to Remember. Although the game wasn't much to celebrate, everyone could finally cheer that it was over I he music blared through the cafeteria as students danced to the beats of Twist and Shout by Chubby Chec ker, With or Without You by U2, Always by Atlantic Star, and the Beatles. As eleven o'c lot k drew near, senior Nancy Porter announced that seniors Jamie Mazzaco and Mona Soliman were the Homecoming Kmg and Queen. Jamie was suprised by his honor. He said, I really didn't think about it at first. I just wanted to go to the dance and have a good time. It's kind of nice to rec eive the honor. He continued, Since I'm trying to follow in my brother Michael's footsteps and he also has received this honor, I know I'm heading in the right direction. Mona commented, It was great I wasn't expecting it, but I'm happy to know I have so many friends. I was extremely flattered. The dane e was more than Jamie expected. He said, I had the» best time because it was a chance for all of my friends to get together, to dance, laugh, and of course, go nuts. As Mona stated, I think that the dance was a tremendous success. I veryone seemed to be having a good time. The music was good, there was a good turnout, and the place looked terrific. Everyone looked great. It truely was a night to remember.

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Lab Assistants Start Off With A Twist The Lab Assistant program started off with a different twist this year. Mr. Pierre Layton, program advisor, called for the election of head lab assistants last year. Seniors Sherry Barber and BilJ Amann won. They are now in charge of handing out assignments and making sure that all projects are completed. Each day, the lab assistants set up or take down labs, do clerical work, inventory, and help students. Another change this year included specific assignments. Each lab assistant is responsible for taking care of one aspect of the Science Department such as a classroom, an aquarium, or a climaterium. In order to be eligible for the Lab Assistant program, the students has to have had one year of science, be at least a sophomore, and have filled out an application. This year's lab assistants were: Seniors Sherry Barber, Bill Amann, Craig Burns, )oe Ashman; Juniors David Murgio, Wyatt Ulrich, Sam Kim, Wally Rapp, |oe Gambardella, Bill McGough, Andrea Tokanos; and Sophomores Lisa Nelson, Suzie Wetzel, Jennifer Jones, Barry Rizzo. The program gives students a chance to enrich their science knowledge. Junior Sam Kim commented, ! feel that the Lab Assistant program is beneficial to the students and an asset to the science department. ABOVE: IN the process of preparing a lab. Senior Sherry Barber weighs a scoopful of Dextrose. LEFT: JUNIOR Wally Rapp and Joe Gambardella listen attentively as Mr. Pierre Layton explains their daily assignment. Lab Aides