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

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NEXT YEAR'S SENIORS (Juniors) Here comes the Juniors—our closest rivals. They have been just one step behind us all the way, and next year they come into their own. They will find the going during their last year, not quite so easy as it seems, with the many worries concerning sales, the year- book, and countless schemes to make money. But this year they have had a good start, with a model Senior class to imitate, and an efficient adviser. Mr. Stephen O. Skakand . They have already established a reputation for achievement with the faculty, and their friendliness and cooperation are recognized by all the other students. Big things are expected of them, and we know they can do it. Best of luck to you. Juniors! 2S

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LILLIAN C WELLNKR Lil lift friends are many; litr lot'i—not any. nil'll Speed Longhand I: Soccer I Hake) 3; Student Council 2 Basketball 2. 3, »: Referee s Club 3 Baseball 3t 4. RUTH WIG DOR WITZ Wi ggie 7 Ac Iootlight i of a theater and tht hie of acting phi) i Appeal to young Miss Rut hie in tempting sorts of ways. Masquers 3, i; Secretary Dramatic Club 2: G.R.C. 2, 3, i: Yearbook j; Basketball 2, 3. ELIZABETH ANNE WII DF ' Betty Beit) makes friends everywhere; For her personality’s fair and square. Hi-Y !, 2. 3, 1; (Treasurer Y 3): Spanish Club : High Speed Long- band 4. JEAN WILLIAMS Duck Chet ring for out hoys uas fun. 'Specially when our team uon. Cheerleader •): Student Council 3, I: Basketball 2, 3. I; Hi-Y 2. 3, 4; Pan-American Club 3: Baseball 2. 3, I: Soccer 2. 3; Hockey 2, 3; Jr. Prom Committee 3; Jr.-Sr. Reception f ommittec 3. DAVID H. WILSON II wisdom's way he'll alua) s seek;. David will surely reach the peak. Masquers 4; Student Council 4; Yearbook I; Track 2, 3. CONSTANCE WINGERTER ’‘Consi e CotiSie is a girl whom one admires; ller personality and charm, indeed, inspire. Business Manager t Log 1; Sec v of Class 1. 2, 3, i ; Student Council 3, I; (Sec y 1) ; Majorette 3, J; Hi-Y 1. 2, , j; (Pres. 1; Treas. 2, 3.): Chairman Jr. Prom 3; Chair- man War Efforts Committee I; Soc- cer 2. i; Baseball I, 2, 3, »; Basket- b-.ll 2. 3. i; Hockey 1, 3: Class Cap- tan 3; Journalism Club 2; D.A.R. Ar.vrd: G.R.C. !, 2, 3, I. ROBERT NORMAN WYCKOFF Bob’ The ambition of Rohesl is the life of Boyer, So that really isn't much more to my. MILDRED T. ZUCKERMAN Millv ’ She has a smile lot every one. And likes to halt lots of fun B.’skc ball 2. 3. t; Baseball 2, 3. i; Commercial Club » Soccer 3 WALLACE BECKER Asked about Wallace you might re- ply. Ht’s iet) nice, but a little shy. Camera Club 2, 3. NORMA JULIE Sot mu's from a foreign land. We're glad she's here, we think she’s giand. Jin Jil cm oriam ROBERT LAURIE KING KENNETH !. WIGHTMAN

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WE SOPHISTICATES (Sophomores) Here we are—the upper lower-classmen. We are just beginning to become organized and get interested in sales campaigns, high school life, and Spanish. We are growing up now, and have only two years more in high school, but we think that Red Bank High is just super and if it weren’t for homework, which is the bane of our exist- ence, we wouldn’t mind three years more. Dates are our chief hobby, and wit our chief virtue Under our able adviser, Mr. Stanley Carhart, we'll go places.