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

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1938 LOG • Left to Right—Harry Davey, Dot Van Sauler, Helen Marx, Thomas Gamon, Henry Pope, and Harry Greenwood. Left to Right—Lillian Golder, Carolyn Crawford. Millie Ciaglia, Margaret Del Guidice. Luey Arnone, Tekla Krahnert, Kmily Covert, and Leigh Pennington. The Keepers of the Log We have tried to do our very best, guided by our own ingenuity, to make this analysis of our high school days together the mosl attractive, interesting, and treasured one humanly possible. It is with great pleasure that we put forth our honest and sincere efforts in order that our classmates will have a yearbook to be proud of, one they will want to show to all their friends, and one which, when they look upon its pages years hence, will bring back many a sweet and fond memory. Not only will our Log bring memories to our classmates, but when we. the staff, are thumbing through its pages, we shall think of the fun we had, the hours we spent, the efforts we put forth to squeeze in one more article, picture, or feature to make this book the most complete our school has ever known. The Staff Editor-in-Chief Thomas Gamon Assistant Editor Harry Greenwood Literary Editors.. Louise Bianco. Kathryne Reamer, Henry Pope. George De Lorenzo, Virginia Wyckoff, Thomas Foster, Lillian Golder, and Martha Ruddy. Historians Harry Greenwood and Mary Cannavo Business Managers Shirley Morrow and Lloyd McNally Art Editors Edward Patterson and Pietro Girillo Sports Editors Harry Davey. Dorothy Van Sauter, and Helen Marx Features....................... Sally Sieber Photography.................... Edna Niehaus and Frank Applegate Typii s ..................... Emily Covert, head; Carolyn Crawford. Samuel Carotenuto. Helen High. Violet Baden. Millie Ciaglia. Annie Hall. Robert Worden. Lucy Arnone, Margaret Del Guidice. Leigh Pennington, and Ruth Loversidge. Adviser Vollin B. Wells. £ I 6 1

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Foreword With the close of another year at Red Bank High School, ire wish to pre- sent to the graduating class of 1938 the first annual Log. It has been our aim to record as accurately and completely as possible the activities of the past three years in a simple and informal manner. We hare striven hard to make this book the finest in the history of the school. If ire have succeeded in this respect, ire shall feel amply ie rarded for our irork. PRESENTING A Record of THE ADMINISTRATION SENIOR GRADUATES THE ORGANIZATIONS THE ATHLETICS REVIEW OF FEATURES I 51

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Principal, Superintendent, and Teachers, by whose guiding hand Our class has reached the highest rung To you our song of praise is sung. Through our four years in Red Hank High You helped us all to struggle by. Nerer too busy to lead aright A student losing in the fight; So we express, in grateful mood Our deep and sincere gratitude. I 7 ] THE ADMINISTRATION