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

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Left to right: Betty Reilly Tony Pellati Milly Presti Lou Tomaino FEBRUARY OFFICERS ... Treasurer ... President ... Secretary Vice-President JUNK OFFICERS I. eft to right: Mickey Long .......................... Mary Jo (larrison.................... Boh Sinionds ........ Betty Magee ......................... , . . . President . . . Treasurer Vice President . .. Secretary ANCHORS AWEIGH With every member of the class determined to speak his mind on financial matters, our class meetings resembled at times the erupting of Mount Vesuvius. Time and time again it took diplomatic presidents to cope with the situation. Their quick wit saved many a doomed project and added many a dollar to the treasury. When the good- humored pleadings of the presidents failed to gain order, the athletic builds of the vice- presidents succeeded. The thought of being bounced” by one of these football heroes was enough to quiet even the noisiest of the rowdies. Many a pencil was worn to the stub by our efficient secretaries in an effort to keep an accurate record of everything discussed at the meetings. Gregg shorthand was aban- doned in order to find a quicker method to take down the rapid fire of words which followed even the most casual remark dropped by an innocent bystander. Money has meant nothing but headaches to our trustworthy treasurers. In time of trouble, when the books would not balance, they would seek the counsel of Mr. Farris, our human adding machine. Although the class officers faced seemingly unsurmountablc difficulties, their efforts were not in vain, for they succeeded in bringing us, the class of 1941, to a very successful close. Page 21