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

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WHY WE HEN we met as classmates four years ago, we looked ahead to long years of hard work. But now, as we approach the goal of our high school career—graduation —we wonder whether the years have been long enough. If we consider the days of work, hours of worry, and moments of ap- prehension each of us has experienced, they have, indeed, been slow in passing. But are there any, any of the class of ’41, who would forego the experiences of these years? Would any one of us part with the happy recol- lections that such terms as class meeting,” date bureau,” or the reception” call to mind? Yet, lest we lose these precious memories of our school life, we have assem- bled among these pages enduring reminders of all that we hold dear—our friends, our class, our Alma Mater. WROTE IT F, Gatu Page 4

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HERE'S TO The unceasing efforts and friendly interest of our class advisers, Mr. Gerald Russell and Mr. Richard Guest, we of the class of 1941 owe much of the success and hap- piness of our high school years. As a slight token of our affection and appreciation, we dedicate to them this year- book, the record of those achievements in which their influence has played so large a part. RICHARD P. GUEST Pjge 6