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

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Vials, dittoes, set up, stapling Cocoa cushions lab aides morning work load Starting off the year with their new homeroom, the lab assistants accomplished much this year. Daily meetings began with explanations of assignments. Then, the assignments become lab set ups for the day's science classes. Test tubes magically became laden with a variety of substances. Class sets of materials marched into place. Morning cocoa made everything go much smoother. Under the guidance of the science staff'. Head Lab Assistant Senior Sam Kim, and Assistant Head Senior Dave Murgio set the tone for the daily assignments. The program was a very important part of the science department. Daily assignments ranged from preparing solutions and setting up lab experiments to running off thousands of dittoes and stapling them all together. Clerical work and student aid were also part of the daily assignments. The requirements to become a lab assistant begin with being willing to do hard work. These students must also have one year of a science course and an interest and understanding of the science field. Senior Wally Rapp commented, “1 feel that his homeroom is a great idea, and should have started earlier. SENIOR ASSISTANT I lend lath Aide Dave Murgio weighs out the right amount of deioni ed water for a proper solution. LAB AIDES Row I: Andrea Tokanos, Shawn Morrissey, Peter Bruckmann, Row 2: Suzie Wetzel, Lisa Nelson, Liz Eagan. Jennifer Jones, Bill McOough, Dave Murgio. Row 3: Joe (iambardella. Burn Rizzo, Wyatt Ulrich, Wally Rapp, Jeff I abreque, Sam Kim. SENIOR LAB Assistant Wyatt Ulrich explains the flow of current to Senior Science Student Joe Sergewich. 18 Lab Aides 4%-

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TUNING I P for their solos in the Beatles medley with Mr. Ken Maclean are Kevin Reed, and Jim Burden. MARCHING BAND Row I: Stephanie Simonson Row 2: Jen Klein, Jimmy O'Toole, Devon Harris, Yvette Dunn, Karen Clark. Row 3: Claudia Rendon, Brian Chestnut, Dawn Semliatshenko, Lisa Whitney, Jenny Robbins, Tammy Ferullo, Becky Wetzel, Susan Sarpolus, Malinda McNally, Chris Phillips, Danica Messerli. Row 4: Mr. Ken Maclean. Matt Wolcott Jim Burden, F.milie Schlecta, Pete Mercereau, Sumiko Tsizjiya, Rob Harding, Todd Kearney, Suzie Wetzel, Will Smith, Mike Welsh, Brian Nerdlinger, Matt Scott, Billy Vanpelt, Andy Connolly. Kevin Reed. WHEN I'M 64 Jim Burden. Pete Mercereau and Rob Harding hope not to be standing in the rain. DRUM MAJORS Karen Clark and Jennifer Klein signal the start of the halftime show. Marching Band

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SENIOR HEAD Lab assistant Sam Kim prepares to demonstrate the art of juggling gas collection bottles. After a long day before the mast, the captains share their view in the ship's log. What was your most embarrassing experience during high school? Falling off rope in Gym; Singing in English; reporting to duty; DE w fries at lunch, Mr. O. thinking I’m a Commie Spy, Sara; Tipping ME overboard. — SAM KIM What was your most embarrassing experience during high school? Tackling lunch lady, 5D’s, Macy’s is closed! Ker-Cajun Spice, found on corner, tanker, no tolerance, Brady rap, hassling SSS, younger men Influential. Inkwell-Bruce! — JAYNE FORRAR What would you see yourself doing 10 years from now? How did high school influence this decision? I can see myself Nursing, but high school didn't influence the decision — well, maybe biology. It just seems like something I'd be interested in. — PATH OSTRANDER What was your most memorable experience during high school? Plan B with Woody, LBI weekend. Princeton women, Ziggy and Inxs with Stepher, Zug ug. painting the doghouse with Tonga and (.ana. Homecoming H8, Ted's toga party. Steamboat, art. — SUSAN SAKIN What was your most memorable experience during high school? Amnesty Rolls Royce, Summer of 88, W NEW in Asbury, Midnight Oil, Depeche Mode, INXS, Living colour Fishbone “Justin's Not Here!” Jayner, JW, I PO “89 Homeboy Amy ” — JEFFREY CADMAN Lab Aides 19