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

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JUNIOR CLASS h Congratulations to our ambitious, far-sighted Juniors. They have boosted our school spirit by selling football tags and have also sold writing pa- per, magazines, and school pins. This is the first year that pins have been sold; consequently, everyone will now be able to wear a reminder of his school days at Red Bank. With over $1,000 in their treasury, these en- thusiastic Juniors plan to do even better next year They have already laid the groundwork for their year-book and plan to make the dummy” for it this summer. A swell Junior-Senior reception was given with the gym decorated like the big-top” and music furn- ished by George Wilhelm’s seven-piece orchestra. Much of the credit for the fine accomplishment of this class goes to its cosmopolitan president, Martha Wilson, and its efficient adviser, Miss Williams. Good luck, Juniors, and keep up the good work next year! V» 3 « 25-

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Having completed their first year in high school, the Sophomore class is still not fully aware of the work that lies ahead of them. During the next two years they will steadily advance toward that all important goal; to be Seniors. We know that whatever projects they under- take, throughout the next two years, will be success- ful. It is our sincere wish that you, as the class of 1947, will step forth into a happier and more peace- ful world than the classes before you. Good luck, Sophomores! May the coming years be happy and prosperous ones for all of you! 26