Rumson Fair Haven Regional High School - Tower Yearbook (Rumson, NJ)

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Scziwcvcol emci Citi7er1s Unite at Gracious women devote their time to serving refreshments at all of the Association's functions. Community Night finds active mem- bers of Home and School busily rais- ing money for Canteen, A.F.S., Boy's State, awards and scholarships. Conducting a meeting of the Home and School Association are Mrs treasurerg Mrs. Blair, president, and Mrs. Fearns, recording secretary. ing an organized body ready to serve the high school, this if strives, through meetings and special programs, to foster better between the home and school. Parents await the opening of a Home and School Eager to bring parents and the school closer together, mem- bers of the Home and School Association sponsor Commun- ity Night. During this in- formative evening interested citizens enjoy the opportunity to observe first-hand the di- verse projects and classroom activities which are so much a part of student life.

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l-Boosters Support Bulldogs Mr. White, president of the Bulldog Boosters, talks over the past season with Coach Rosati at the annual Football Banquet. A similar banquet is given in the spring, honor- ing participants in basketball, baseball and track. Other Booster activities include publishing football programs, sponsoring buses for away games and girls' bowling teams, buying uniform jackets for cheerleaders and presenting awards to the girl and boy voted the most valuable athlete of the year. For members of the Varsity and Junior Varsity squads, it is a night of recollec- tion and recognition. Coaches give special acknowledgement to seniors for their efforts in playing ball for Regional. Coach Dell'Omo proudly recalls outstanding characteristics of this year's champions. Supporting and encouraging greater participation in our athletic program, Bulldog Boosters sponsor many activi- ties. From giving banquets honoring athletes to awarding a scholarship to a deserving senior planning to major in physical education, this organ- ization is essential in promot- ing school spirit. fist Also enjoying recognition at the banquet are the cheerleaders and twirlers, who faithfully supported the boys throughout the season.

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Annual Community Night Fascinated parents watch closely as Advanced Biology seniors dissect cats during a demon- stration. Parent-student relationships are improved by a better understanding of childrerfs second home. As citizens view the accomplishments of Re- gionaI's students during Community Night, the school and community are brought closer to- gether. Audio tests and othergdemonstrations attract interested visitors wandering among the colorful exhibits.