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

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Ube IRounb Uable Published by the Pupils of the Red Bank High School, Red Bank, N. J. Volume 6 FEBRUARY, 1925 No. 2 ROUND TABLE STAFF Fdi tors-in-cliief: KATE BUCKLIN, ’25 ROGER CONANT, '25 Ass’t Edltors-in-Chietf: DOROTHY MORRIS, ’25 JOSEPH O’BRIEN, '26 Class Editors: HELEN BREVOORT, ’25 WILLIAM COLIO, ’25 ACHSA ELY, ’26 WILLIAM BARRETT, ’26 VERA NORCROSS, '27 BIDDLE GARRISON, ’27 Literary Editor: HELEN TUTHILL, ’25 Exchange Editor: EMILY STRYKER, ’25 Alumni Editors: LOIS HESSE. ’25 EVERETT BURDGE, ’25 Humor Editor: EDITH FORGUS ’26 Athletic Eflitors: ISADORE CARDON, ’25 ESTELLE YANKO, ’27 Art Editors: RUSSEL TETLEY, ’25 Business Managers: CLARENCE GRAY, ’25 MILTON HELLER, ’26 EDWARD LEDDY, ’27 Circulation Managers: CHARLES OAKERSON, ’25 EDWIN MCDERMOTT, ’26 Typists: JANETTE SMOCK, ’25 CHARLES OAKERSON, ’25 Faculty Advisors: MR. E. C. GILLAND MISS SARAH G. STANGER TABLE OF CONTENTS EDITORIALS: Our Junior High 3 Candy Sales 3 Straw Vote 4 DERATING NEWS 4 LITERARY: The Will and the Way 5 To the Rescue! 7 Trials of Securing an Education 8 Dull Gold 10 Next! .... 13 Clovis the Great 14 Alumni Notes 17 Class Notes 18 Exchanges 19 Sports 21 Jokes 30 Cross Word Puzzle 35

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THE ROUND TABLE 3 OUR “JUNIOR HIGH” Surely it can be called “our” Junior High although we have not roamed its old familiar hallways for many years. The student body will never forget the year the building so dear to their hearts and lives was erected—1901. The simplicity of its style we owe to the architect, Fred M. Truex. Years have tumbled by and now everyone finds its rooms occupied by helpful and conscientious teachers. Miss Seeley Miss Schofield Mrs. Manning Mrs. Decker Miss Richards Miss Harris Miss Rowe Mrs. Kuhn Miss Ely Miss Cain Mrs. Pearsall Miss Hotchkiss Miss Gates Miss Steele Miss Reed Mrs. Conro Miss Breckenridge Miss Weis Last but not least is Miss La Fetra, our music director. After, if by chance you should pass through the halls, you can hear the warbling “do, ra, me,” of the Tiny Tots who have yet to have the good fortune of occupying its hall- ways and class-rooms. I could not successfully close with- out mentioning our efficient principal —of the Junior High—Mr. Harry Seiber, one of the most devoted and conscientious principals that Red Bank Junior High has ever had. A. M. E., ’26. -------o------- CANDY SALES The plan of selling candy (conduct- ed by the Senior Class) has been fol- lowed very successfully during the