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

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BARBARA ODELL Art Club 12, 33, Bridge Club 1431 G.R.C, 143. North Fulton High School didn't know what it was losing when Bob left. This southern gal with the quiet and sincere nature is always dependable, especially when it comes X ,vias Y lx: X X A., X X I0 ll Tig! J X X 1 4 'fa fi Q4 ' S' ttolwriting book reports. She is a very Y I good artist and we earnestly hope X K Z X 7 she will c tinue in this field. X , X Z X fl jf- X1-52: 'V ' IEAN OLSEN ff! j X j junior Prom Comitteeg Band 1 lg ' 2 Camera Club 143 ' Knit ud 1335 if I Cay, sparkling le an ol be '- found at p 'es re her ' y spiri brightens e ening. L vely hair and a kin are th sets. scfabbiefs Club i2'3,c.R 335,91 Particularly ond' dan iy be t 1 ay eas'l n t?dkv. Best of fry?-Q n angle tis' gfleah. l IJ l BEVERLY OSUNA ,fi Student Council 12, 33, Chorus -12, 435 Cheerleaders 12, 333 Basket ll 12, 33 ggennis 12, 33 g Soccer 12, 3 g CR, . 435 Dancing Club 12, 33. A ough Beverly has just recently 1. .CO to our class from Dallas, Or- ! Ldgon, we soon discovered her to be a '. ' f fvery jolly person. Despite her various activities in sports, she manages time I, for murc, her main interest. Her planjsf' o major in that art at college. i f 1 J' Y W EDWARD OTTINCER. IR. Band ii, 2, 3, 435 checker Club A Y 2.16 n xl pl!! Y it 1 a Page 29 4.1 if Q fi .jr 1333 Chemistry Club 1235 Radio Club 143. He is a quiet, unassuming lad. He divides his time between stamp col- lecting and delving into the mysteries ot electricity and mechanical devices. His work in vocational school will undoubtedly be done as well as his work in this school. CATHERINE PACANO ndy Salesg C.R.C. 12, 3, 4 5 4 Ca 3 Art Club 123g Bible Club 1435 Dancing Club 123, Occupation Club 133. lnexperienced dancers regard with envy Catherine's grace and rythm on the dance floor. Not only her danc- ing but her clear singing voice is envied. Catherine could charm even the Pied Piper with her calm and even temperament. Her charm will be evident to all in the future when her wish to become a clothes design- er comes true. HARRY PATTERSON junior Prom Committeeg Band 1433 Art Club 1335 Dancing Club 1235 Boys' Sports 123. Harry is one of those fun-loving chaps who keeps you wondering whether he's serious or not. His in- terests are skating, photography, and dancing. But, have you ever seen him not surrounded by a group of girls? it C QT? Q i 'vit I 1s,V in if ,git-1 . Q ' fit 'I-,gg ,mx Q , .i K A wtf . 72- 553- ' ' LAL- filfi is ,E t wat, Q 'mfg 2' : - 33 I '4'm ' Rx ir3.s S .,tsr., A A i i

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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

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LEONARD PORCELLI Page 30 RAYMOND PATTERSON Band 13, 4l g Art Club 12, 31, Danc- ing Club 121, Masquers 1315 Boys' Sports Club 12l, Here's the other half of the broth- er act. Ray is a quiet, shy fellow, popular among his fellow classmates. Although he is an enthusiastic sports fan, he didn't take part in any at school. Ray is doubtful as to his future occupation, but whatever he may choose, his pleasant disposition will benefit him. ELLEN PICA g..- ' im. A, Bowling 12lg Camera Club 1313 5 1. Dancing Club 13l, Commercial Club ! 137, Study Club 1-41, C.R.C. 12, 3, 4l. This friendly senior always has a cheery hello for everyone. Among her many interests are knitting, bowl- ing, and dancing. We all hope you succeed with your future plans as cosmetician, Ellen. - 1 ' 9 a lms i -4 f 5 B.Lt-53-toes Student Council 12, 3lg Chorus 12, 3, 475 Masquers 13lg Music Appre- ciation Club 14l. judging from his participation in the school chorus, we predict ani 1 eventful musical career for Leonardj l He is now a student at juilliard Schcfl E of Music where he plans to contin el his studies. We shall not be su tisegi at whatever fame he njy gain I e future. sl- l ' li A i, 1 x IJYCE PORTNER Poetry Book, Senior Play, junior Prom Committee: Candy Salesg Basketball '-'V 13, 4lg Hockey 14lg G.R.C. 12, 3, 4J, Bridge Club 14l. loyce has always taken her studies seriously. She likes to read and also finds great enjoyment in music. Aft er R.B.H.S. loyce plans to attend Bar nard. We rank her high among dents most likely to succeed. PATRICIA POUND Q Dancing Club 12lg Occupation Club 'l Ml, Study Club 1333 C.R.C. 12, 3,l J 3 x.. Pat can be found at any time with V ' a gleam in her eye and a smile on her face. Sincere and conscientious, she is always ready to help a friend. She likes to sew and knit. Her pleas- 1 ant manner and friendliness are ad- l . mired by both classmates and teach- ers. ROSALEE POWELL Basketball 12, 3, 4lg Baseball 12, 3, 4l g Soccer 137, Hockey 143 g Chem- istry Club 14lg Dancing Club 12lg Masquers 13lg Girls' Sports 13l. Rosalee is known to all by her quiet ways and pleasant disposition. Her quietness does not interfere with her 'XX athletic ability, however, for she ex- cels in baseball, basketball and soccer. Rosalee is a lover of music. She plays - the piano and has a sweet, soprano voice. During her years at R.B.H.S. she has enjoyed many friendships. Her ambition is to become a nurse. -X ,Q-'iw-J .ff i'.. .