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

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 ROBERT M. LERNER Dressed in sharp clothes. Bob 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 a few of the many aids that have gained for him scores of friends at Red Bank High. JOANNE MADREPERL A ITfyal Red Banker, Joanna is always on hand lor chool affsyrs. She excels on the dance floor and basketball court. H r high sense of humor has caused many moments of mirtjj. Without a doubt, Joanne is one of our most popular seniors MARY ANN LETTIERI A friend in need is a friend indeed. How true these words are when speaking of Mary Ann! Although she is usually quiet, Mary Ann's silence does not indicate in- attention or disinterest. We can always depend on her iov friendly assistance. RICHARD LOWRY Dick is one of our quiet seniors, well-liked by all of us. Because of his easy go- ing attitude and cheerful dis- position, he rates highly with the entire class. But when there is a job to be done, Dick is the one to do it well. v ... -mjTH LUDWIG (} , our ideal of a swell Ruth, girl, says llttl out observes a great deal. Her willing- ness to help her fellow class- mates has won her many friends in R.B.H.S. We wish her the longest measure of success possible in all of her future undertakings. V MARY LOU WAPREPERL A lively, energetic little miss is Mary Lou. She is also rated for her outstand- ing pep and ability as a cheerleader. Her sports abilit has made her popu- lar through scm Mary Lou's enthusiasm and achopl spirit wil make her ‘stand out iA thebusiness world as X it id at jted Bflipk High? §r jj IRMA MASSA Ler virtue, her friendliness, and her good nature make her one of a chosen few. Irmct is onfe of our outstand- ing seniors—always willing to do and with a smile for allr She has a friendly heart with lots of friends. There can Tse nothing but success for Irma if our wishes for her are fulfilled. NANCY McCOACH With her sparkling and sharp sense of humor, Nan- cy is a very charming person to have around. Any task placed before her is done in the best and most efficient manner possible. Nancy was chosen editor of the Buc- caneer and the most happy-go-lucky girl in our class. AL 21

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DOROTHY KERR If any girl in our class has been versatile in extra-curri- cular activities. Dotty has. She has been an officer on the Student Council for two years and has done a splen- did job as art editor of The 1949 Log. Her school spirit will long be remembered, for if anything helped our teams it was Dotty's cheer- ing. ADELAIDE HOYT Adelaide's generous and friendly nature has won her the respect of all of us. She can work faithfully and in- telligently without letting her fun interfere. These char- acteristics have been por- trayed by her splendid work as one of the associate edi- tors of The 1949 Log. DORIS KOCH Doris, formerly of Westside High in Newark, joined our ranks last September. Her friendly smile and cheery personality have won her many friends. Full of fun and fond of sports, she has proved a great addition to our senior class. JACK JACOBS Hard, indeed, would it be to recognize Jack without his broad happy grin. Loyalty and friendliness together with a pleasant manner have made him a grand fellow. We are sure that he will go far in his chosen career as a singer. BARBARA KUHL .Blonde hair twinkling blue eyes, pnd a lovely smile characterize Barbara. She is outstanding in athletics and etftra curricular activities. Her winning ways and gay personality have won her mqjny friends. Barbara's diplomatic air won her the title of Class Politician . SANDFORD JONES Sandford is an active, intelli- gent fellow who loves to sit back and laugh heartily at the mischievous pranks of the other fellow. His depend ability and his courtesy have won for him the pro- found respect of both faculty and classmates. HOWARD KENNEDY Good-natured and easy- going, Howard has become a favorite of all during the past four years. His journ- alistic ability ranks high among our gifted scribes; for. as sports editor of The Log , he has done a good job. Certainly, Howard can never be blamed for talking too much. t=| “yet friendly, Dot has share Ji responsibilities, ill that reallt know 1 her Is fo'wcum and hue pal. interested in skating as bj pastime and can be seen quit often at the skat- ing rink.

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 MARJORIE J. McGUIRE Whenever there's a task to be done well. Margie is just the one who can do it. She's very careful about her work and enjoys seeing a job well done. With her quiet, easy manners anyone can see why she's so well liked by her friends. ANNE MERRILY FRANCIS McILVRIED Francis--Jicfs the past years lightened the halls of Red $ank High with his dis- arming srjaile and pleasing personality. He has a gift for sf rftq out of tight spots ir the classroom. With his gay wit he has been known to bngtften mfony a party. RRIET MacINTYRE WJjfefever there’s a crowd Jfcmghing and having a lot qf fun, Harriet i sure to be I there. She never misses a chanceUo have a good time cupd will be remembered for hef dancing ability. Harriet come to us in her sophomore year from New York. RITA MENEI A pleasant and generous disposition, crowned by an eye-catching attractiveness, sums up Rita. The realm of her popularity embraces not only her classmates but the underclassmen as well. She is as brilliant as she is pretty. For two years Rita served her class as vice- president, and through the support of her class was sent as a delegate to Girls' State in her junior year. r vjr A: In the past four years Anne has taken her studies earn- estly. She has gained popu- lprity through her friendly ' attitude and interest in others. Her ability in art assures her a promising ca- reer. CLARA MILLER Clara is one of the most pleasant students of the senior class. She is always willing to do her part in every activity sponsored by our class. Her extra curric- ular activities include base- ball. dancing and basket- ball. L : ■ V j f u , yi . ll VJjM 4 JOSEPH MONTANO Joe is noted for his quick wit and pleasant personality. His broad grin and humor- ous remarks have caused a simle in all his classrooms. We know Joe to be a good- natured fellow and a loyal friend. ROBERT MORGAN Hard, indeed, would it be to recognize Bob withoCft his happy and infectious grin. Loyalty and'-friendliness to- gether with a pleasing man- ner have made him a grand guy. He attends Cfll affairs and his- presence assures a good time for all.