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

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RIGHT: AN Eighth Grade parent talks with Mrs. Eleanor Dolan and Mrs. Marianne Ponturiero about joining the Booster Club at the Club Fair. BELOW: MRS. Eleanor Dolan shows a willing worker how to set up the bid baskets for the Chinese auction. RBRHS ABOVE: MRS. Holly Kuhn, Booster Club president, sets up a sweatshirt and wooden duck planter to be bid on at the Chinese Auc tion. Booster Club ABOVE: CONTINUING the success of the Chinese auction are these eager parent bidders.

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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

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Boosters Boost Parents into Buccaneer Spirit I'he goal or the booster (lub is to increase the school spirit and the communication between the parents, students and administration. this year the booster t lub bought banners lor the gym to honor the championship athletic teams. They donated money for the athletic golf i art to lac ilitate ac tivities in the outdoor stadium, joining with Coach Ty Lewis, they sponsored a coaches night, where the parents had a chance to meet the football coaches. One ot the highlights ot the season was a football clinic, where parents could come and learn the rules and plays of football. I very ear the booster club gives 2 scholarships to senior students who are active members of the student body and show a finacial need. The booster (lub needs the partic ipation of many more parents at their meetings. The $10 membership fee is paid by many families and we never see them again ' said president Mrs. Holly Kuhn. I he Chinese auction was held in january. Merchants from the various sending districts offered merchandise to be rattled off to those attending the auction. The funds were used to support the many activities and donations the Booster Club was so proud to make to Reel Bank Regional High School. The officers tor the Booster Club were: Mrs Holly Kuhn, President; Mrs. Lorraine Lynch, Vice President; Mrs. Julie Collar!, Secretary; and Mrs. Carol Barber, Treasurer.