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

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Rain, heat, hurricanes, fires Nothing slows this adventurous voyage On a soggy, spring afternoon in April of 88. the good ship Buccaneer hoisted its mainsail and set off on the adventurous voyage that is chronicled in the Ship's Log 89: Fore and Aft. Those same drenching rains did not chill the spirits even though they washed out much of the spring sports schedule. Inside, the prom and the end of the year academic awards assembly kept the spirits of the dank crew going. After graduation 88 left a new crew of junior officers to assume control of the voyage of this training scooner, the blazing summer sun tested their mettle. But forest fires, record heat waves and polluted beaches could not stop the crew from attending workshops to improve their crafts. The crew from newspaper and yearbook staffs went to Columbia University and Beaver College in Chestnut Hill. Boys and Girls State kept the politicians busy. The Governor's School pushed the artists to new heights. Introduction