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

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SALLY LEES A chuckle and a grin and then you know that Lees is in. A real competitor for joe Miller, Sally is always ready to use her quick wit. Her extemporaneous antics have gained for her the title of class wit. Sally as a cheerleader made life in R.B. H.S. one jolly whirl. DAISY LOUD Blonde hair, twinkling blue eyes, and a lovely sniile characterize Daisy. She may seem quiet and shy in class, but actually she is full of good humor, as is be- trayed by he'r mischievous ex- pression. She is as fresh as her name implies. Page 24 PAULINE LEWIS Pauline, like her brother, is ra- ther quiet in class, but enjoys a good time. She is known for her fast footwork and skill on the basketball court and is a fine member for any team. She can always be depended upon and ready with a gracious smile and humorous word. IVAN LYONS Ivan, the Intellect is an out- standing student who astounds his teachers with his amazing observations. You will find him either diligently preparing his lessons, or debating in history class. His applications to his studies have won for him the title, The Most Intellectual Boy. DOROTHY KRONGELB Dottie as the vivacious Kate in the Senior Play turned in a first-rate performance. She ex- cels in all sports. Her wit in class makes Dottie rate hizh with her fellow students. To one of our best friends, we wish all the happiness in the world. HOBART LEWIS What would we do without friends who are content to say little but think a great deal? Hobart, short and quiet, is just such a person with his agreeable grin and helpful hand. Al- though he doesn't say much in class, his popularity among friends proves he enjoys a good time. GEORGE LANGE Friendly, likeable Georgie is a boy who has a sense of humor combined with character and intelligence. As guard on our football team he helped support our stalwart line. George de- serves all the luck that fate can give him. EDWIN LOMERSON A good mind is a great virtue and Ed is excellent proof of this fact. Hand him a hard problem and he'll have it done with very little effort. Al- though a January graduate, we still remember his merry laugh- ter and splendid personality, a firm asset to our class.

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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

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EVELYN MACCLOUD Laughter and pep describe Eve- lyn's character, for an after- noon never passes without her gaiety filling the room. May opportunity accompany you on your road to success. GLORIA MAUSER A quiet individual who says little but observes much. This young miss can he seen riding to school in a blue convertible or any other car her best beau happens to own at the time. We feel safe in predicting a brilliant future for such a conscientious student. LOIS MACINTOSH No truer friend can there be but Lois. She is a pert, trim, and jolly little miss, with a per- sonality that's tops. She has a talent for arousing cheers as one of our popular cheerleaders. Her hearty laughter betrays her Scotch ancestry. Good luck to a girl who'll never be lonely. RALPH MAZZUCCA All stout hearted people should witness the mighty atom on the basketball court. With a Hash- ing smile, his line with women places him prominently among the wolves. We'll always re- member Ralph as one of the outstanding athletes of R.B.H.S. We are sure that with his agree- able disposition and friendly at- titude he will make many friends. RALPH MARINO President of the Student Coun- cil, captain of the Varsity foot- ball squad, Zon is probably the all around boy of the senior class. This half-pint of atomic energy is surpassed by none on the gridiron, and holds his own in the classroom. Zon is a perfect specimen of R.B.H.S. manhood. HOWARD MCCORMICK Pete has a gift for sliding out of tight spots in the classroom. His friendliness, engaging smile, and sharp wit all combine to make Pete a well-liked fel- low. Good looks also go to make him a sharp character. His humor will be missed, but we wish him luck in the Navy. JOAN MARKS A pleasant and generous dispo- sition, crowned by an eye- catching attractiveness, sums up Joanie. Her ability in typing and shorthand will be an aid to her in the business world. Her brains are well balanced by her beauty. With so many fine points there can be no doubt of her success. WALLACE MCGREGOR As our class treasurer, Wally certainly had a load to carry on his shoulders, but through it all his smile and cheery jokes could always be depended upon. We're proud of him and his friendly personality and ability to do the best thing for all concerned. Page 25