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

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'afcw'-054' EMMA CRAMMER C.R.C. 12, 3, 41, Patrol 1315 Com- mercial Club 12, 41 g Study Club 131. Quiet, yet friendly, Emma has her share of class activities. Rather than rigorous hobbies, she prefers knitting and reading. She enjoys her school work, and we feel sure she will do well in whatever she undertakes. 1. 1,2-4 ,v 0, LEROY CROFT ys' Sports Club 13, 41. v Here is a quiet, even-tempered '9 f24 ,RA ,... ef S f' -.chap who can think of more exciting .ji 1 Z i' 57 places to be than in school. He has if' Z, A no particular hobby but is interested .. -fifgww' MH in a little of everything. All in all, ff ' L- 'I' Leroy is generous, kind-hearted, and ... , If!! 15551 ' -sfsfl . .1. ..., 1,31 4. 7 fs' 35,41 Stl fi 'K 4 loyal to all his friends. WH ITN EY C ROWELL Senior Playg Football 1l, 2, 3, 41, Baseball 1l, 2, 3, 41, Tennis 141, Bowling Club 1415 Bridge Club 13, 41, Rod and Gun Club 121, Boys' Sports 131. Everybody is my friend and l hold none in contempt, is Whit's slogan. He believes that variety is the spice of life and so he is interested in various activities, from all sports, in- cluding ice boating, to clam digging. Whit is bound for the University of rf if-'ft T F' - :': 1 1 9 g m , ,fy 1... Z5 1 1 'W' wi sp if fi wr. . -fi - ' Q 'V f f. . .. 1 1111-1 . - . . 1. .1 S11 A ' 1: .. 1 5 f 1,41-1 .1 3 ' is 1 ' . ' fairy., .. .5, fy. 1,75 I f va' -iff' 11,1 1 IE? 'fi x1S,1?3.f5 ' yi. Qs r P wf .1 44 is ,vm xg Nzgixi an ww 51 1 .. it Q- ,Ei is A 11' 3 Maxx x mfg. 15, H 'A ' M H RK as A 1 : li 12. . :S , Q. , if 1. S kms' x 5 Z we X , 1 .1 11 bfi- it 1 . 111 I 1 . fs, 1 2' f - Virginia, H 1 wg ,' I ' W 5 RICHARD AVIS AMAAJ 1 Student Council, Treasurer 141 g Foot- V, ball 1l1g Track 1l1g Camera Club f ' is 141, Rod and Cun Club 1415 Boys' 4 1 Sports 141. 3 , Dick, a navy veteran, is a big husky fellow with a ready smile. Indeed, he conforms to the definition of the ideal fisiiffgii f , student, pursuing his course everyday, 11T',,,W,, ',.i , getting the maximum fr He likes all sports, boating. sw causing a minimum o RONALD DAVIS Student Council 12, 41 g Home Room Captain 1315 Football 12, 3, 41, Track 12, 3, 415 Boys' Sports 121, Study Club 13, 41. Ronald is a quiet and industrious student, never lacking a friendly smile when he is greeted. He is planning to make director work in the Y.lvl. CA. his future. Red Bank High will f trouble and om his lessons. especially sail 3 1 ' 1 '1.1i..i2:42 . 1 ,.., . ., 1 be oroud of Ronald's accomplish- ments. I 0 X Z f l I 1 1 W1 jflgj' susis DE cHicci-no i 1 ,fy c.1'e,c. 12, 3, 413 checker Club 121, X X 0 sway Club 13, 41. f I L lf you knew Susie. Yes, we all egg X 1 I know her and adore her. This brun- I x -' ' ette lass is always readv with her I fl --O-Q7 -Q7 -C infectious giggle. Whether rolier U A 1 X skating or playing baseball Susie is ' ' ' tr in good humor. She will always be a ' ' W ,S Ipfnf U51 , 7 IU, cg, 5 it f perfect morale-booster, W X' lr xi lbims '

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DOMINIC CITARELLA Football 1l, 2, 3, 413 Chess and Checkers 13, 41, Boys' Sports Club 121 . Dom'i is a husky chap who takes life easy, and never hurries except when he's on the football field. The army will soon have this mainstay of the R.B.H.S. team.J9 HARRY CLAYTON Rod and Gun Club 141, Dancing Club 131. Harry likes a good time, in school or out. He spends most of his time keeping his buggy in running con- dition. As yet, his only plans for future are to hear the wedding Il ring for him and his girl gin. E V , mfs' x l .1 4 ,JI MARIA COND NA junior Prom Committee, Candy Sales 1413 Chorus 12, 3, 41 g Dancing Club 121' Masquers 13 41' baseball 12 To all who know her M ria is a dear and true friend. Her warm understanding personality finds voice in her beautiful songs. Though Maria takes part in many school activities she still finds time for other interests' radio and dancing jAMES CONSTANTINITIS Rod and Gun Club 12, 3, 41, Radio Club 131. jimmy is the high pressure sales- man of the Senior Class and we are all proud of him. jimmy can be both laughs easily, he is serious when he has a task to do. No assignment is ever slighted. Football 11, 2, 3, ,- 1- fy f .. . 3 5 m i 'C tif. . . 11 1 x Eff? 'f t fs ,fs 5 -.'zEtaSI'f'?9Q 1 ,.,.. vi X Eddie has been ,, football, basketball, EDWARD COY Football 12, 3, 41, Dancing Club 121, f Sports Club 12, 31. jolly and serious. He sees a joke and I 'Qi e J 41, Chorus 1l1g Checkers 12, 31g Radio Club 141 g a star-player in and baseball. We ' ,won't for et his abilit to hel our . i i , r i J. - t X 1 A VALERY CRAFTS S Y P teams win through his clean-cut play- ing and quick thinking in these three sports. Eddie is truly a genuine fellow. 5 Log Staff, Senior Plays, Tennis 12, QC. ..12, 3, 41, Bridge Club 3, 41 RC 13, 41, French Club 121. ..1,,.,.. 1.... A' ,P Though shy and reserved, Val has surpassed all her classmates in her ability as a writer, and her marks rank high above those of the average student. Her friendliness and willing- ness to help others will certainly lead her to success. srl Cf sqq xtff? , ri wiht. a 4,720-

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MARIA DI MAIO i RALPH DE 'SENNARO Auto Club 121 3 Camera Club 141. jovial? Yes. Alwavs radiating smiles, that's Ralph. Ever see Ralph in a hurry? No, but he always gets there. Art abilitv? lf you doubt that, take a look at those beautiful hand-painted ties he wears. Fifth Avenue products? Yes, occasionally, but just as likely to be one of his own creations. He is doing excellent work in color-photog- raphy, too, and has entered his pic- tures in several contests. ROCCO DE NICRIS Baseball 1215 Basketball 131, Bowl- ing Club 131, Music Appreciation Club 131, Boys' Sports 141. We are glad to have good-natured Rocci with us again after two years in Uncle Sam's Army. Despite his apparent quietness, he is right there when there is fuln or noise. They say Still water runs deep. Rocco can always be depended upon to assume his share no matter what the task may be. WILLIAM DERICKSON Dancing Club 121, Boys Sports 12, 31. His friends call him just plain Bill. This appellation fits his easy going friendly attitude like an old shoe. As you see him saunter through the halls in smooth ambling fashion, you are quite sure to guess that his hobbies are music and dancing. jf . if 1 10 G.R.C. 12, 3, 41, Art Cu , Checker Club 121. This jovial and good-natured girl is interested in writing mystery stories. Although Maria has never completed one, she may-and then all you mys- tery writers beware. Listening to cow- boy and hillbilly songs is one of her favorite pastimes. Humor, hidden in . if I 4. X like ' QQE1 . ,ffm ii? g, ' - ..fl'QKTifi ' 1 If I - 1i ii: ' :'sr. 1 F5 ' . '11?':?s 1 J A S -- ' . . .r,' my -- lip' f , , 5551.4 ,ii .mliggtga we i . 1 I ' jig ' . 1 .. if . a soft-spoken sentence, Maria does clear, sane ALBERT DUNCAN Football 11, 2, 3, 413 Baseball ll, 2, 3, 41, Sports 11, 2, 31, Study Club 141. A flashy checked shirt and a quick, friendly smile characterize Abbie We can't help but like his fine sense of humor, extreme shyness, and hap- py-go-lucky way. His athletic ability in both baseball and football will long be remembered by R.B.H,S. rooters. is proof that thinking. I l ELIZABETH EPIFANO Chorus 13, 41, C.R.C. 12, 3, 41 Knittin Club 141'Stud Club 12 31 :v?a,f+. lair. .' F N i1':3.v.i15f!f5.ig1is is iff ' ua 4? 1: LLB f' ma. U1 ' Tv ..'Z2.- . . f- .1 EB I alms l 1, E . Y , Betty is cheery, witty, and never to be seen without a smile on her face. Under her gay exterior is found a true heart and a good mind. These qualities make her well liked by all, and we know she will be a success in her chosen work as a typist.