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

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 MARJORIE ESTELLE Margie, a petite brunette, has a cheery smile for all. She is always willing and eager to grasp her share of fun and would be a great asset to any basketball team. She will never be forgotten by her classmates, and she will probably be a great success in all she does. LOUIS DIPAOLA Louie sails through life non- chalantly and unconcerned- ly. He is usually able to get a joke out of any situation and thus has been a wel- come member of his class. Louie can usually be found doing his homework at the last minute. LORETTA DISEPALO Loretta is shy and guiet and always goes about her own business with great enthusi- asm and diligence. She also has her rather gay moments and it is at these moments that we all like her best. Her pleasing personality is suffi- cient to place her in the top rank among her friends. BILL FENNY Bill came from Rumson High School to graduate with us, and we are delighted to have him as a classmate. In a short time, we have found Bill to be sociable, a willing worker, and an all- 'round good pal. NINA EGELAND Nina, although guiet and de- mure in her manner, has a mischievous twinkle in her eye which tells all that she enjoys a good time. The outstanding work done by Nina on the Buc and The Log plus her helpfulness as a member of the student council has made her one of our outstanding seniors. ANTHONY FERRARO Whether in school or out, Tony is known to everyone. His keen wit and ready smile make him hard to re- sist. Any group Tony is with is a merry one. Here's wish- ing him all the luck and suc- cess he rightfully deserves. JOHN FIX We associate Jack with an amiable and cooperative manner. He is an industrious worker and is meticulous about his work, always do- ing his utmost in order to receive the best. For two years Jack had the respon- sibility of managing the various sales campaigns to raise the necessary funds to make possible the publica- tion of The Log. RICHARD ESCH Richie is a fellow who al- ways has a smile for every- one. He has an outstanding ability to let nothing disturb him, which will make him popular wherever he goes. His cheerful outlook on life and genuine sincerity have made him a true friend to us 17

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RICHARD CHADWICK He never let education inter- fere with school. A little nonsense now and then is always relished by the wisest men. Dick is an all around good sport with an even disposition — a real pal. SS’I BENIAMIN COSTA Benny is one of those people who are quiet yet full of fun. With his friendly grin and helping hand, he has won many friends. We hope that he will be able to clear any hurdles in his life as well as he does those in track. Marie's the of the class. Her sweet and sharp clothes make her a popular class- mate. She proved herself to be the friend of seniors and underclassmen alike. GEORGE CUIE A happy hello and a quick friendly smile characterize Georgie . We can't help but like his fine sense of humor, shyness, and happy- go-lucky manner. George will long be remembered by his classmates, and we wish him luck in all his en- deavors. BERNARD DANIELS Although seemingly quiet and unassuming, Bernard is a likeable fellow, but more likely to remember social dates than historical ones. He is an all around good fellow. Bernard is the best of company and everyone who knows him respects him. FELIX DELLA VECCHIA Felix has been a grand stu- dent, who is always ready to lend a helping hand in case of emergency. He has made himself many friends at R.B.H.S. with his grand personality. Always ready for a joke, he’s a really swell guy worth knowing. LOUIS DeMAIO Louie has supplied much amusement for his class- mates and teammates with his timely jokes. His wit and humor make him one of the most popular fellows in school. Unpredictable and fun loving, Louie has pro- vided many happy and memorable moments for his classmates in his four years at Red Bank. SANTA Santa is s goes about ger5own busjpeps with grjjdt enthusiasm£joftia y diligence, t er pleasing petfj' sonality is sufficient to places her iif ,thd top rank qmqng her friends. With h r out- standing artistic ability. San- ta would be a blessing to any art director. 16

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 M j+ . Jf rA ANTHONY FONTANA Dressed in sharp clothes, Nino'' can usually be seen strutting through the halls humming the latest tune. His winning smile, willingness to laugh at any joke, and pleasing personality are few of the many aids that have gained for him scores of friends in his years at Red Bank. S'vrl» O JEANNB GARDENIER Jeanne, quiet and modest, has added refinement to our class, and we are more than proud to have her with us. With Jean's intelligence, am- bition, and personality we are sure that she will be suc- cessful in her future life. y v i RICHASD FutajWANN Oh, what would’. we have done; withoiit ‘Richie! We wouj 1 havg died of boredom if aiywere nojr for his clever qujps. JJis corny jokes and eager laughter are his two ‘ main assets. So we say, Good' luck to Richie”. The wofld needs a man like him. y MARIO GIGLIO Mario is one of the newer members of our class. He left in 1946 to join the Marines. Mario is friendly and good-natured and can usually be seen in his green Ford with his classmates piled in. RUBY GADDIS Although Ruby is quiet, she makes a lot of noise with that bass drum of hers. Her winning ways have made her a favorite, and her sweet disposition indicates her fine character. Always willing to lend a helpinq hand. Ruby has made many friends. With her intelligence and gracious manner, she is bound to succeed. •tyARiqlpGALATRO One Who js GlWiays ready to assist is. MaricJ Her wiliing- J rflsss to help dtfiers brings to h)er a rtwnbeijof true friends. Maricujfe atfuity toMidjust hers LD to'J all situations her. to be OngJj mong omtne road to success. ILSE GLAVEY A popular senior with a grand personality, Use was behind everything big the seniors ever did. Her bright and cheerful smile has won her many friends. Take a measure of friendliness, a flair for studies, and all around perfect girl, and you have Ilse. ELAINE GILMORE What would we do without friends who are content to say little but think a great deal? Elaine with her cheer- ful grin and helpful hand is just such a person. Although she doesn't say much in class, her popularity among her friends proves she en- joys a good time.