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

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A 1 ff M.. ILOG of the FACULTY NORA STRAUSS English Baker University, A.B. University of Kansas University of Chicago GEORGE XV. STRAUSS Eeonmnirs, Gromelry Franklin and Marshall College, B.S. MARGARET H. THOMPSON English, Hislory of Amrrirnn and English Lilerulnrz' Boston University, A.B., A.M. MAY THROCKMORTON Librarian VOLLIN B. WELLS Acronnfing, B00kkt l'1llllg, Law Rider College, B.C.S. University of Vermont New York University Alfred University KATHERINE SICKLES Secretary to Edwin C. Gilland, Supt. of Red Bank Schools Graduate of Red Bank High School Graduate of Coleman's Business College Newark, N. M. HELEN CONKLIN Secretary to Harry C. Sieber Principal of Red Bank Senior High School Graduate of Red Bank High School Class of '27 EUDORA FARREL English, Typing New York State College for Teachers, A.B. REPS W. FARRIS Slwlogrilphy, Ty1u'u.'rifing, Book- keeping Western Kentucky College Bowling Green College of Commerce, A.B. P age Ten EDWIN C. GILLAND JR. C0lllll1Pl'fldl Geography, Cooprrafizfc Living Lafayette College, A.B.- ST film Jysics, gg, ffssislm mira Lock Haven State Teachers College Pennsylvania State College Temple University RICHARD P. GUEST Hisiory, Safrfy, G0w'r'nmr'nf Lafayette College, B.S. EDNA M. HAL O Dszng, ll.'Ul D 'i1.g, ew ork Soho 'me Applied Arts t ding Columbia University XQVAQSEEONORA HODGDON French l, 2, 3 Bates College, A.B. New York University, A.M. BARBARA D. KANE English, Dramatic Rearling New York University, B.S. Rutgers, M.S. DONALD S. KLOPP Ionrfmlism, English Pennsylvania State College, A.B. University of California, A.M. CATHERINE LE MAISTRE English, Spanish Montclair State Teachers College, A.B. University of Madrid EDITH SIMPSON LORD Spanish I, 2, 3, Ilnlinn Boston University, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. HERMIA LURK LECKNER Physical Ezlncuiion New York University DONALD A. ZNEEDI-IAIVI English, Frvnrh Clark University, A.B. ROBERT J. PATRICK Algebra, Plnnr GFUlllfffy, Solnl' Grorncl ry, Trigononivf ry West Chester State Teachers College Pennsylv. ' S:ate Co A EMEA , Jysirs, Chemisiry Muhlenburg College, B.S.l MARY MARGARET RICE Latin 1, 2, 3, 4, English 2 Colby College, A.B. Columbia University, A.M. LEOLA M. ROBINSON Slrnography, Typrwriling Maine Wesleyan Seminary Bay Path Institute Boston University Columbia, University A.M. F. ELIZABETH ROGERS Hislory Swarthmore College, A.B. GERALD B. RUSSELL Biology Lebanon Valley College, B.S. University of Pennsylvania, M STEPHEN O. SKAKANDY Nulnrnl and Social Sci:-nu' University of Pennsylvania, A CARL F. SMITH Physical Erlnrafian, Busltvflmll Cc and Assistunl Foolball Coarh University of Illinois, B.S. University of Pittsburgh Columbia University .S. .B. such I Rutgers New York University MRS. HELEN CONKLIN MISS KATHERINE SICKELS Secrefary fu Mr. Seiber Sz'z'rc'lary 10 Mr. Gilluml

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Lcff lo rigbf-William Geroni, Vice-Pres. June Classy Jean Smith, Sec. Feb. Class, George Trubin, Pres. Feb. Class, john Ritter, Pres. june Classg Evetta Bailey, Sec. June Clnssg Donald Wingerter, Treas. june Class. SENIOR QUHFIFIIQCIERS The success of any body of workers depends upon its leaders. With this thought in mind, the June class of 1940 elected as their leaders John Ritter, President, William Geroni, Vice-President, Evetta Bailey, Secretary, and Donald Wingerter, Treasurer. The February class of eighteen graduates, the smallest class that the school has ever had, elected George Trubin, President, Nick Sabolovsky, Vice-President, Jean Smith, Secretary, and George Ostrov, Treasurer. Our June class president, John Ritter, has that vivid red hair which usually signifies a fiery temper, but Johnny's only mad when there's disorder in a class meeting. His assistant, Bill Geroni, is one of those ''still-water-runs-deep fellows, outstanding on the football field, and an all 'round sport. Secretary Evetta Bailey is another quiet individual, the teachers' delight and everyone's friend. That hard-Working dues collector, Donald Wingerter, loves riding around in a station wagon in his spare time. ' George Trubin, February class president, will always be remembered as one of the most friendly in Red Bank High. He's a brilliant boy, if there ever was one. Nick Sabolevsky, February's vice-president, is noted for his good humor and infallible wit, while the class favorite, Jean Smith, assumed much responsibility as secretary. Another good- humored, intelligent, and friendly fellow is the treasurer of the Febru- ary Class of 1940, George Ostrov. Page Twelve JUNE CLASS i JOHN RITTEI1 President WILLIAM GERONI Vice-Prcsidem' DONALD WINGERTEF. Treasurer EVETTA BAILEY Sccrctury FEBRUARY CLA SS GEORGE TRUBIN Presidwzt NICK SABoLovsI4Y Vice-Presidenf JEAN SMITH Sccreiary GEORGE OSTROV Treasurer l