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

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W IL.. Cf' . 1' ,I !,. 1 I ft i i 1 if Ml fl llffy 1 ' , ff x time .311 dnt' ,591 ALICE MAZZAROPPI junior Prom Committee, Baseball 133 3 Hockey 143 g G.R.C. 12, 3, 43 g Com- mercial Club 143 5 Dancing Club 123 3 Study Club 133. Quiet and interested in everything, Alice, the Mrs. Anthony of our class, is eager to lend a sympathetic ear to thr troubles of everyone. She loves roller skating and may be found any time at the rink. With her consci- entious attitude she is on the suc- cess road for all good secretaries. LILLIAN MILLER Homeroom Captain, Basketball 1233 Baseball 12, 3, 43 3 C-.R.C. 12, 3, 43 g Bowling 1233 Camera Club 123, Masquers 133, Forum 143. Lillian, one of our nicest blondes, is a sports enthusiast-demonstrated daily by her fine work in gym. Her outside interests are swimming and ice skating, both of which she does with much skill. Lucky will be the .wie fi W patient who wakes up to find thisiy li pleasant and pretty nurse by his bed- side. junior Prom Committee, lvlajorette 13, 43, CONCETTA MONTANO Log Staff 143, junior Prom Com- mittee 133, CRC. 12, 3, 435 Bowl- ing 123g Commercial Club 143, Dancing Club 123, Masquers 1335 Travel Club 123. Connie personifies the old adage Good things come in small pack- ages. Her remarkable ability in all her subjects is supplemented by her excellent business sense. Connie's flirtatious air is hidden by her sweet sophistication. MARILYN MOORE Basketball 13, 43, G.R.C. g Bridge Club 13, 43, 12, 3, 43 French Club 123. Vivacious Marilyn, one of the most actlve members of the class, attracts us by her ready smile and friendly laughter. Her talented dancing and acrobatic tricks have won distinction, and she's a good sport about every- ' ... ix. , 3. Mi, H xt - gg, 5' ies? ff:.13 x-N K n S thing. R.B.H.S. will certainly miss her 1 .1 1.4, RICHARD MOREAU s 3' I ll g'1Og Staff, Senior Play, Baseball . fe 0' f 1 i '1l2 3 43'Boys' Sports 1l,2, 33, sitidy' cihb 143. ,'Although seemingly quiet and un- , ff assuming, Dick is one of the most U . fi humorous and best-liked seniors. His ff 1- - ' satirical, dry expression is an asset to him as he pitches a mean ball on the xp - ' 1' diamond. We think Dick has a fu 3- 0 1. I . 3' ture in baseball. jEANN E MORGAN lI:':Tq I I C.R.C. 12, 3, 43, French Club 123, Art Club 133, Bridge Club 143. Blonde, laughing jeanne is the pic- ture of an average senior girl. She is interested in her school activities, but she can be often found at the skating rink where she is very popular. With her artistic ability, jeanne should be- come an excellent cosmetician. s ras, iw IA -Q :lil I unit I TRB - Pfli -if L: f 'I j jj V 3 ' . .... -, I JJ i W I v '

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-- .,,..,,?..,,., .,, i. -A., st.. 1 .is,sf,.., . -rift: tff-fkilsiiff I :S-21t4??.f f i. 1 1 1 is c sz. .Ibis 3 +1 My A 1 LALQJ th l . - jf.. t ffl VINCENT MANCINO Auto Club 131, Chemistry Club 121, Boys' Sports 141. Vincent is one of our best students. As we know him he is a quiet, studi- ous, and persevering lad with a burn- ing ambition to become an engineer. His hobbiesefishing, swimming, and reading, offset his quiet, sedentary habits and give him a well-rounded personality. CATHERINE MANUEL C.R.C, 12, 3, 41, Masquers 12, 3, 41 . At first glance Catherine seems to be of a quiet nature, but after one becomes acquainted with her an en- tirely new person appears. Her favor- ite pastimes are sports and drawing. She is very much interested in fash- ion designing and she hopes to con- tinue studying at an art school. PHILOMENA MARASCIO Log Staff 141, Poetry Book 131, junior Prom Committee 131, C.R.C. ' At Club 131' Camera i we 1 W1 , J 4 1 1 ITA, ff! lil 1 ,ff I i 1' ' 1.1! vi, , I i H I ,-f- I ,f 5 1 J , f V' CJ! 1911! 1 f 1, ' .Q 1 , 12, 3, 41 , r , Club 141 , Dancing Club 121. During her free time Phil can usually be found in the art room. Her dexterity with a paint brush or pencil will surely make her a success in the field of commercial art. Phil's love- ly, shy smile wins friends for her 1 wherever she goes, she takes a sin- cere interest in those around her. Janie RUTH MARMULSTEIN Poetry Book 131, Bridge Club 141, Dancing Club 121 ,Spanish Club 121 , G.R.C. 12, 3, 4.1 Quiet and yet quite witty is this friendly senior. She has a smile for one and all. Ruth likes to dance and do chemistry experiments. Her fu- ture plans consist of Newark State Teachers College and a good position as a teacher. ZOE MASTERSON Executive Board 131, Poetry Book X- 131, Log Staff 141, Homeroom Q X ' Captain 141, Bowling 121, Study if Va,A jifg Club 13, 41 , Travel Club 121 , Ci,R.C. iwiigm' ' lif 2, 3,41. ,. j, ,', - ' Zoe is that vivacious blonde with, ' 4 ' S .,,, . e contagious laugh, She is a lively W , girl who loves movies, bowling, and ,f tv .5 other amusements. We know that the 1 ' t . get position of an advertising executive 1 I 1 will fit her to a , X X 111. 1 A X ALFRED MATHIASEN ,. R ,Q f Q X X F Senior Play, Homeroom Captain 131, C0 50 L, b If-x Executive Board 141, Football 131, 50, ' ff Q I Track 12 ,3, 41, Radio 121, Bridge , i! ff 141. 93 25,03 L Al is always on deck when a good qigglnmpf Q. L time is in order. His blond good looks 1 , f and 'friendly winks have made him 41?-f2i1411Qa f I I popular with the girls, and his gen- Bunn f eral good nature has brought him 7 'f many friends. Keep up that fast 1 l' half-mile sprint, Al. , 1 '11 ARQFIIGJD

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CX MARILYN NELSON 'Q-O s. MJ i . '4 . 'F ii 1 an 4 uv '. R 'KN L 9 1' if !,43 ,JL tx .,.f'J 4 ju FRANCES rf ieriui' ARTHUR MORSE Student Council 123, Chess and Checker Club 13, 43 g Chemistry Club 123. Artie, or Mousie to some people, is the little guy of the class. lust try to outdo him in his knowl- edge of sports, he knows them all, from football to golf. Who knows? He may be the top sports official in the country someday. MURDICO Poetry Book 133, Bible Club 1433 Dancing Club 123 3 C.R.C. 12, 3, 43 Q 1 its BA . X Occupation Club 133. We all know Frances as a quiet, earnest worker, who is always willing to help others. Her pleasant disposi- tion and sweet manner have endeared her to her class-mates. She wishes to become a secretary and because of heridependability, we are sure that she will succeed. AN LL N C.R.C. 12, 335 b 1 3 Corn- mercial Club 12, 33, a mg 123. it . Ann, a native we ' Township, Pennsy a ia, is a n comer to Red Ban . Thisafac, however, has not kept efafom' ac- quiring a great many friends. She is fond of skating and her aim is to ex- cel in the business world. Associate Editor of Log 143, As- sistant Editor of Poetry Book 1335 Senior Play 1433 Homeroom Captain 1335 junior Prom Committee 1315 'lockey 1435 Art Club 1233 ig Clul3l133 , Spanish Club 133 3 a 43. Ad i er ready wit to the many flnr simactivity in which she has ja pa , Marilyn has done much to Q' o r four years in R.B.H.S. usxwill ever forget her per- fr ces of Liver in Assembly, ma of us will remember clever ke us laugh, cbd' ,Q has Saad to cheer Us up MWWW mx 'ij f KW ' MARGARET NEW ridge Club 1435 Camera Club 1333 Knitting Club 1235 Girls' Sports Club 133 3 G.R.C. 12, 3, 47. Peggy is dark, cute, short, amiable. She is good company, a good sport, and very popular. Her cheery smile is a welcome sight to all. With such an amiable disposition we are sure she will go far in whatever ca- reer she chooses. THOMAS NYLIN Tom just recently joined our Sen- ior class, but we've discovered that he is a quiet, hardworking chap. He spends most of his time at home building model airplanes. Perhaps someday he will discover a much needed flying device. Tom intends to go to college in the Fall. il 3 and M , n an .Mrs pf' W' Liv J fx 1 J-f cf' 4.7.11-fgffi., .- I 4 y J' -'44'.fJ ' 'p I fj!,7. X fx kj 'll V I ' Page 28 r Y I