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

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-.J , f' ,tl . , I K . l MARY rsiuuno 1 , G.R.C. 12, 3,43 g Baseball 133 g Danc- ing Club 12lg Study Club 12, 3, 43. Mary has a smile and greeting for everyone she meets. Good health and an unlimited amount of vitality make her a lively companion in class and an uritiring partner on a job. Dancing, knitting, and pursuing personal inter- ests occupy Mary's leisure time. 1 .. 1' IAMES FIX Football 12, 3, 43, Basketball 13lg Track 12, 33, Dancing Club 1233 Nature Club 12, 33, Rod and Gun Club 13, 43 g Tumbling Club 12, 33 g Forum 13l. engineer. jimmy is an ex-member of Uncle Sam's fighting l.eathernecks. We are proud to have him as a member of our class. In the short time he has ,M ,S I been with us he has proved himself ' a real athlete and an earnest student. His ambition is to become a mining OAKLEY cANsoN Executive Board 13l 3 Homeroom Cap- gr D ' 3 tain 143, Baseball 12, 3, 43 5 Check- ,' 't. it. ,411 1 er Club 133, Radio Club 143. .3 I Ganson is not the extremely talka- l l'i 'Y ,il tive type by any means but very i active and persevering in everything A A yy' he does. He quietly and unassumingly I 1 3 fl carries out his responsibilities, be they f K assignments in school, duties at home, or self-imposed obligations after 4 school. When it comes to real joy in wi ,'i- , 'I , - ' f' doing, he likes best of all to tinker - , ji. '::'- 'iii - around automobiles. I, .-f. , IANE GARDELLA Class President 133, Student Council Member 12, 33, Basketball 12, 3lg Baseball 12, 3l g Tennis 12, 33 5 Knit- rang Club 143. lane, our huba huba gal, came into our class from Kent Place School, Summit. Although she has been with good friends. She says her hobby is collecting turtles, but one feels that W us for only a year, she has made many pM! ! her tall, blonde, sophisticated beauty will collect male hearts for her ine it yy . stead. .cfxx Sports Club 1l, 2l. xv, Sunny that outstanding athlete -ff' ,V with a disposition from which comes cy, his nickname, plans to enter the police .rw .Kg 1 ' iuoc: GARRETTX . Football ll, 2, 3, 43 g Baseball ll, 2, 33 g Checker Club il 2 3 4l' Boys' force after he leaves school. We'll be never have to worry for our safety with him representing the law. GAIL GARRISON French Club 1215 Knitting Club 14lg Girls' Sports 133. Gail is trim, pert, and jolly. Her sunny disposition and natural friendli- ness are a great asset to our class. Fortunate, indeed, were we when Gail decided to join our ranks last fall, for she is an excellent scholar and quite capable of performing any task given her. . TK ':-as Zfiguwx Ht S 1 Q S . 7-X X 7 aims um? XXX 3 -Te a e.. i fQ iijffgiiiiiiimziw '--3 . -3

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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.

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PAULINE GRAFF - ,JLJL-J sf' ,nm he 'B IEAN GEILE Executive Board 1413 Candy Sales, C.R.C. 12, 3, 4,13 Patrol 12, 41, lvlasquersg Camera Club 12, 41, lt was a lucky break for RBHS when lean left Elizabeth and became a member of our class, for she has helped more than one classmate out of difficulties with her sympathetic understanding and common sense. She loves to swim and we think she's a true Sport. DORIS GERO Playg junior Prom Committee, lvlajorette 13, 41, Scribblers' Club 121, Knitting Club 13, 41, C.R.C. 12, 3, 41. Cute is the word for Doris, a gal with personality plus. Her peppy strut has inspired our teams to victory at many football games, and her por- trayal of Emily in the Senior Play showed real acting ability. The sound of her contagious laugh will echo long through the halls of R.B.H.S. . .1 111125, Boys Sports 12 31 Study Club 1 , 41 , Forum 141 , Nature Club 141. A member of the Deals, this slow- moving, but fast-thinking senior has made a hit not only in baseball but in the class. During the summer joe's second home is on his sailboat of which he is very proud. loe's easy- going personality has made him a top-rater. C ' iff ' ' Q , W J? ouncil 131, Baseball 1l, 1 ' . : flu ' ' THELMA GOLDIN junior Prom Committee: G.R.C. 12, 3, 41, Masquers 13, 41, Pan Ameri- can Club 121. Although she has enough energy nd ambition to stir an entire class, helma believes each day should hold an equal share of work and play. A gay sense of humor and the faculty of being on hand when things are happening, plus a good head for busi- ness undoubtedly will carry over to her special field-merchandising. 5 , ij h I ' as co'rscHAi.lc 4 34 141 Treasurer 131 ' u- we Homeroom Captain 141, junior Prom Committeeg Bowling Club 121, Knit- tigg Club 13, 41, Scribblers' Club 1 . Pauline is a girl reliable and trueg and furthermore a worker, too. Her willingness to serve and her whole- some personality, combined with good sportsmanship make her one of our most popular seniors. Now, you know why Pauline was such an abie presi- dent of the Teen-Canteen. PATRICIA GRAHAM junior Prom Committee, Majorettes 13, 41 g Knitting Club 1313 Scribblers' Club 121gC.R.C. 12, 3, 41. Here is one of the most attractive girls who ever twirled a baton. Her wavy golden hair is one of her out- standing features. Pat has various interests, especially dancing, knitting, and sports. She has artistic talents and plans to make interior decorating her career. ., . ,. 1 ,J Page 20