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

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OUR SUPERIOR OFFICERS DOROTHY BERRYMAN Biology STANLEY CARHART Problems, Math. Machine REGINA CHER ESS Shorthand Cowmercial Geog . phy REFS V. FARRIS Bookkeeping, Math. Typewriting EDNA M. HALLOCK Dinning, Mechanical Dialling, Crafts LENORA HODGDON French, Spanish LOUIS J. JACOUBS Physical Education BARBARA D. KANE Englishr Dramatic Reading ELISABETH KELLY American History Co m mercial Geo graph) Modern History, Economics DONALD S. KLOFP journalism. English, Band EDITH SIMPSON LORD Spanish, Italian ROBERT LECHNER Director of Physical Education VINCENT PALADINO S Dam sh ROBERT J. PATRICK Algebra, Plane Geometry, Solid Geometry, Trigonometry WILLIAM PAZ1CKY English LEON REX JR. Chemistry. Physics MARY MARGARET RICE Latin. English LEOLA M. ROBINSON Stenography, Typeu riling F. ELIZABETH ROGERS Problems. History STEPHEN O. SKAKANDY American History, Problemi. Electricity IRENE LOUX SMITH Phy i ieal Ed neat to n NORA STRAUSS English GEORGE W. STRAUSS Economics, G cometr) PAUL A. TEAMAN Algebra, Geometry MARGARET H. THOMPSON English. History of American and English Literature Ref. Math. MAY THROCKMORTON Librarian JOHN TOZZI Bookkepp ng Commercial Geography ANTHONY TRUFOLO Physics. Electricity s

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CLASS OFFICERS The Senior class of 1943 started out without a care in the world. Under the leader- ship of Paul Ralph, the president, and with the able assistance of Consit Wingerter. sec- retary, and Harriet Goldfarb, treasurer, the senior class meetings were held. This was under the supervision of Mr. George Strauss, our adviser. Then things began happening. Mr. Strauss was called into the Army, and Mrs. Ittne L. Smith stepped into his place. Paul was hurt while playing football and spent many months in the hospital and on crutches. Jimmy Davis, our vice president, had plenty of responsibility, beginning then, in leading our meetings. Then he too left us, when he moved away in February. 1943. We elected Harry Matthews vice president for the remainder of the year. Now, in spite of the many calamities we have suffered, our officers have seen us through our senior year with very little trouble. To them go our thanks and gratitude for making us what we are and keeping us that way. PAUL RALPH Pre sident HARRY MATTHEWS Vice President CONS1E WINGERTER Secretary HARRIET GOLDFARB Treasurer 10