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

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BETTY FRANCIS Betty is one of those girls who is always laughing and joking. Around her neighborhood she's known as one of the Gold-dust twins, Doris Rugg being the other. Betty likes all sports but is especially fond of roller skat- ing. To know Betty, is to al- ways remember her sweet dispo- sition and love for the Navy. Tffx MARIE GERONI Here's a young miss who will be long remembered by the 12th grade class as a happy-go-lucky girl. She is a lover of popular music. As for sports and en- tertainment, Marie prefers roll- er-skating, thus spending most of her free time at our local rink. Page 20 GEORGE FRANCIS George is a blessing to teachers and an oddity to students be- cause he is so painfully quiet in class. George is handsome-plus. and with his looks he combines a scholastic ability of which anyone would be proud. LILA GOGEL Curly-haired and smiling is the merry way to describe this member of the senior class. Al- though Lila is quiet and rather reserved, she also has her rather gay moments and it is at these moments that we all like her best. ROSE MARY FIORETTI Black hair, brown eyes, and a lovely smile describe intelligent and ambitious Rose Mary. Fol- lowing in the footsteps of her sisters, upholding the fine scho- lastic ability of the Fioretti's, your classmates extend to you, Rose Mary, Best Wishes.,, EDNA MAY FROST Little known, but, nevertheless, worth knowing is this rather quiet member of our worthy senior class. Though she has little to say in school, she is quite active among her particu- lar circle of friends. We en- joyed having her name added to our class membership. JEAN FOSTER Sunny hair, cleverly mixed with a sunny disposition. aptly de- scribe jean. Her classmates will never forget her heartv laughter and corny quips. Jean sails through life nonchalant and un- concerned. Her ability in tyn- ing and shorthand will greatly aid her in her chosen held. DON GARLAND Good-natured and easy goinf: in school, determined and relentless in the photography field, Jake has become a favorite of all during the past four years. With his winning smile and haphazard manner, Jake will always be remembered by his fellow sen- iors.

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ERNEST DUDLEY Ernie is a fellow who always has a smile for everyone. He his certain characteristics which will make him popular wherever he goes. His cheerful outlook on life and his genuine sincerity have made him a true friend of us all. THOMAS ELWELL Tom discourages the belief that a bad temper goes with bright red hair, for he is easy going and has a friendly person- ality which makes him one of the best liked fellows in the class. To a regular fellow Good Luck and Godspeed. JOANNE DUNBAR A pleasing personality, cute manners, and grave appearance help to describe i'Jo's charac- ter. Her famed ability on the dance floor as well as on the basketball court have made her numerous friends and tops in popularity. Arthur step aside while Jo dances by. Murray, Dunbar PATRICIA FARRELL Pat is one of the most popu- lar girls in school. She rates high as the versatile captain of our cheerleaders. Her eyes are always flashing with enthusiasm. Pat's school spirit will long be remembered at Red Bank High. A pleasing personality coupled with many assets will make Pat successful in the world. KENNETH DUNCAN Kenny is a friendly chap with a vibrant personality. He is the pride and the joy of the art department. His intriguing sketches gained for him the ti- tle of Class Artist. To this talented member of our brood, we wish all the luck he so rightly deserves. URSULA FERRARO Fun loving, full of pep, that's Ursula. Cut up though she may be, her vigor is surpassed by few. She is usually the cen- ter of any harmless mischief, and when she la'ughs the sounds produced are hilarious. We'll miss Ursula and the joy she ra- diates. RUTH DWYER Hazel eyes, light brown hair plus a winning'smile Combine to make Ruth a pretty girl. Al- though quiet in class, Ruth is well liked by everyone. She sets a fine example for the fu- ture graduates of Red Bank by her studious nature. FRED FERRIGNO Fred has endeared himself to us all by his gentlemanly humor, his eagerness to participate in all activities, and his all around good fellowship. His sense of humor and dancing ability are recognized by everyone. All in all, Fred is tops. Page 19

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MILTON GRAY The liep cat of 46 ! Gifted with two talented feet, an ear for iive, and a smile for the fairer sex. A smooth conver- sational line and a comeeliirhvr smile make Billy :i popular Casanova, ANNE HARDY To know her is to like her. This is what we say about Anne, who is always cheerful and has a pleasant word for everyone. As a member of the Log typing staff. Anne worked long and hard. Good Luck, Anne. JOHN GRINKEVICH Oh, what would we have done without John? This lad had a friendly hello for all students and faculty members. His cor- ny jokes and eager laughter are his two main assets. Hats off to John, one of the best. NEAL HAVILAND Neal is usually able to get a joke out of any situation and, as a result, he is able to make friends easily. His good looks, which won him the title of best looking boy, lead us to believe that we have future Hollywood material in our midst. EVELENE HAMLET Evelene is one of those girls who would be a millionaire if silence were golden. She is of the quiet type and yet full of fun with her friends, who are always watching for her curly hair and twinkling brown eyes. LAURENCE HAMMELL Larry can be seen most fre- quently in thc school's dark room with his camera over his shoulder. His rollicking laugh and blond hair can easily be recognized all around the school. Larry is an earnest worker and a good student. ROBERT HEMBLING A real athlete, true friend and a winning Red Banker is Dob- ber. His fine disposition is displayed even on the gridiron, where his many triumphs have gained the admiration of all of his classmates. Because of his shyness, he was voted The Quietest Boy in the class of '46. CONSTANCE HICKS This young lady fairly bounces with pep and energy. Connie has endeared herself to all stu- dents of R.B.H.S. by her gay sense of humor and her good nature. She is always laughing and willing to help her class- mates. We will always remem- ber Connie for her pleasing disposition. Page 2 1