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

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HANNAH IDES This short, petite, and very likable young lass has a pleasant personality and quiet manner. All through high school she has been cooperative, unselfish, and a true friend to all who knew her. With such qualities and her unbeatable perseverance, she will meet success. 2 ,gt 'li . 1 L ,Mafia HELEN JETER Because of her outstanding ath- letic ability Helen was voted the most outstanding female athlete of the class of '46. Also when,it comes to rug-cutting and jivin' Helen leads the gang. A slick-chick and a hep cat she is speedy and skillful in the gym. Page 22 LULA JAMES This bundle of giggles and charm is our athletic and mu- sical Lula. Lula knows her way around any basketball court, dance floor, or study hall. Many of her admirers say, She knows her way around, period. ALBERT JONES If studying will bring success to your door, then we predict a brilliant career for Albie. This lad possesses a trait that will speed him on his way, his willingness to help always. But let it reach Albie's ears that there's a party and he is the first one there. ANN HILL The saying, Never a dull mo- ment, aptly describes Ann. Al- ways laughing, she can be de- pended upon to say the right thing at the right time. And yet, if you go into any class, you will plainly see that Ann is a good student and well liked by all. LORRAINE HOLIDAY This curvaceous miss was a member of our cheering squad for two peppy years. Because of her pretty girl chassis she was voted the girl with The Best Figure. Her personality is tops. We'll never forget Lorraine. PETER JARVIS Among the tallest seniors, Greek stands out above his fellow classmates by at least three inches. His muscular structure can be seen taking long, quick strides down the R.B.H.S. corridors. If height makes might then Pete's in. GERALD JEROLAMON Jerry is a fellow with a sense of humor worth having. He has the gift of leaving chuckles behind him and grins before him, a great addition to any He is loyal to his crowd. friends and always ready to help in case of emergency.

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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

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EDWARD JONES Ed has for the past three years brightened the corridors of Red Bank High with his disarming smile and pleasing personality. He is the musician of the senior class and his em- phatic renditions on the tuba are something we won't forget. His scholarly ways will stand out wherever he goes. MALINDA KINGSBURY One of the better athletes of the senior class Malinda is outstand- ing in all athletic events. A great lover of sports, her leisure time is taken up mainly by swimming, skating, and danc- ing. Also a good student Mal- inda is destined to have success. HARRY JONES Harry is a fella who shows an interest in everything in general and nothing in particular. An ardent sports fan, Harry likes a good snappy game of football or basketball. CHARLES KINKADE One of the silent type, Char- lie doesn't say much, but, when he does, it's worth lis- tening to. He has an infectious laugh that's known throughout the school, as well as his splen- did personality and good sense of humor, a quiet yet friendly member of the senior class. JOSEPH JURSA joe is one of those really pleas- ant fellows, but keep him away from a Spanish book if you want him to remain that way. Miss Rice had many fits over his homeroom antics, but she thoroughly enjoyed his pleasant voice. joe has a winning smile which finds him friends in any activity. AINSLIE KNOWLES Ainslie is a fellow with a great deal hidden beneath his wavy red hair. He is one of the most intellectual members of our class, with a great knack for giving the right answer at the right time. Always ready for a joke, he's a really swell guy, worth knowing. - 'f Si. r t ' ',.a,m.,,' , .,r-1 I .ls-, 'K E' l'--1. .J -ff, f J , . f eat. ROBERT KAPLAN Bob is the possessor of many admiring qualities. Courtesy. willingness to laugh at any joke, and a nice disposition have gained him many friends throughout thc school. He is also a faithful member of our band, playing the English horn. High success is in store for hisn in the U. S. Army. LOIS KRAVATZ Lois has been with us for only four short years, but everyone knows her by her black hair, twinkling brown eyes, her read- iness to laugh at anything, and her New York accent. We wish to you, Lois, all the success you rightly deserve. Page 23