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

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ROBERT LAWRENCE “Boh” “Sweetness long drawn out.’’ Baseball ll-2-3-|i: Track il-2i: Class President I I i : ice President of . ill: Business Manager of 'Pals ” ill: Chapel Chairman Ml; High Bow Club III: Seni- or Representative in A. A. ill: Business Manager of Senior Play 111; Debating Team (It. SYLVIA MILLER “Syl” A fair exterior is a silent recommendation. Senior Play III: 'The Patsy” III: Danced at Junior Dance 131; Danced at Bound Table Benefit ill: Executive Com- mittee ill: Manager of Girls' Basketball Team ill; Round Table Stall ill. WILLIAM APPLEGATE •W illie” “Uncle Billy” “I never dare to act as funny as can Football |3-4|; Senior Basketball ill: Stage Manager of Curtin Club (31 : Secre- tary of A. A. ill; Stage Manager of Pats ” l 1» : Candy Salesman I 1» : Track Manager III: Stage Manager of Senior Play ill. ANNA BLACK “Blackie” “Anne” Poets lose half the praise they should have got Could it be known what they discreetly blot. ” Class Play (1): Class Secretary (1); P. T. Exhibition (1-2-4); Vice President of French Club (3); President of French Club (4); Editor-in-Chief of Latin Paper (3-4); Varsity Debating (3); Captain of Varsity Debating (4); Captain of Class Debating (3); Health Song (4); Literary Editor of Round Table (4): Class Song (4); Senior Play (4); Council Woman (4); Year Book Start (4); Class Night (4). PATSY VACCARELLI “Pat” “A little nonsense non and then Is relishetl by the best of men.'' Football ill: Basketball ill: Baseball ill: Class Basketball ill. 1111

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FLORENCE CLEARS ‘Tinni -' Much ado about nothing” Soecer ill. PENN STRODE “Eppie” “ .very man is as heaven made him. And sometimes a great deaf worse” Class President ill: Class Treasurer i I-1 : Football (3-41: Basketball (3-41; Baseball (3-4): President Hi- (41; Cand Salesman ill: Class Basketball 12-3-1». EVELYN MALONEY “Ev “Patience is a remedy for every sorrow. Class Night ill. PAl L EVANS “Der Paulie “Self praise is no recommendation. Basketball III: Class Night I 11. GERTRUDE BRITTON Trudy She was jes9 the quiet hind Whose natures never vary. Magazine Subscriptions ill: Christmas Cards ill. HO)

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 R Q RRDJMBR0 Jit, , ' 1 FRAYCES BLAISDELL -Fran’ ‘T« sc i mV with music bravely ringing is her greatest aim. Class Basketball (2-3): Orchestra 1-2-3-! I: Band (I); Class Editor of Bound Table (2-3); Editor-in-Chief of Bound Table (I); Class Debating (I): Executive Committee tit: Class Song (It: Council Woman (1); Reporter Latin Pa- per 13-1). LEONARD YANKO “Lennie If iih ready wit and question bright He would prevent the lessons' flight. Business Manager of Bound Table I I); ( las- Treasurer (3); f ootball Squad (21 : Chairman of Bing and Pin Committee 13) ; Sr ond Team. Debating (2): Class Night • I » : Latin Paper I I •. EDNA CLAYTON “Eddie’ Oh lay aside your boohs and run and play For ' is not wise to study all the day Cla» ice President ( I ) : Class Secre- tar (1-2-1): Executive Committee (3): Bound Table Staff ) I • : Reception Com- mittee (3-11; Ereneh Club (3l; P. T. Exhibition (1-2); Class Night I I). JACK HOUGHTON “John” It's nice to be natural when you're naturally nice Football (3-|): Basketball (1); Art Editor of Bound Table (3-4 ; Class Treas- urer (2). LOIS ASENDORF “Lo” “ 'Of what are you afraid my child?' Inquired the kindly teacher Oh Sir. the flowers they are mild Replied the timid creature. Gvm Exhibition (1-2): Treasurer Girls’ Recreation (dub I I). [12J