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

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ARNOLD PONESA One of the finest in our class is Arnold. Dark hair and flashing eyes give him that certain something girls go for. Always ready for any fun or mischief, Arnold is a favorite with girls and boys alike. The scores of friends he has made in school are proof that his future is se- cure. NANCY F. OTTINGER The better things of life may be seen in the character of this Red Banker. Her bright and cheerful smile have won her many friends. She believes that there should never be a dull moment and does her best to see that there is none. MARIE PETROFSK A cheerful disposition and a friendly smile Will serve to introduce Marie whose phil- osophy is to get all the hap- piness you can out of life and at the same time try to share this happiness with others. Marie is a newcomer in our class—transferring in her senior year from Union High School. JOSEPHINE PUGLISI Josie is one of the many peo- ple who loves sports—espe- cially hockey syid baseball. Even though she may seem shy at first, she is really very lively among her circle of friends. Josie's life work will center around a com- mercial theme. THOMAS PIZZO Here is a chap who can think of more exciting places to be than in school. He has no particular hobby but is interested in a little bit of everything. All in all. Tom- my is generous, kind-hearted and loyal to all of 'his friends. FLORENCE PYE A cheery smile and a merry twinkle in her eyes make up the outer countenance of Flossie. Beneath this lies a reserve of knowledge and understanding that many of us have noticed and ad- mired. BEATRICE PLUMMER Although she is quiet and reserved, Beatrice is one of the most pleasant and friendly members of our class. We are sure that with her sincerity and ambition, she will attain her goal.

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i GEORGE MORRIS George is not an extremely talkative type but he is very active and persevering in everything he attempts. We will remember him as a sin- cere person who is a true friend to all his associates. He quietly and unassuming- ly carries out his responsi- bilities, whether at school, home, or work. RUTH OLSON This lassie is portrayed by her expressive blue eyes, quick smile, and witty say- ings. She is a friend to ev- eryone and an enemy to none. Our Ruth's ringing laughter, yet gentle man- ners, will never be forgotten. May Ruth maintain the scho- lastic standard in college that she attained in R.B.H.S. ROSAMOND NEAL Although a seemingly quiet student, Rosamond is a hap- py-go-lucky girl. A pleasant smile and manner charac- terize this well-liked student of R. B. H. S. Quiet poise and a keen sense of humor have won her many friends. CHARLES NEWMAN Good natured and easy go- ring in scho'ol, determined and relentless in the photo- graphy field, Charles has become a favorite of all dur- ing the past four years. Where there is noise, there he is. With his winning smile and haphazard man- ner, Charlie will always be remembered by his fellow students. JANET OPSAHL Janet's quiet personality has made her a favorite among her fellow classmates. She has always worked diligent- ly for her class and her school. She is a friend to everyone; an enemy of none. The future must hold suc- cess for such a girl. FRANCES E. ORYLL Frances is one of tl girls who would b4., mil- lionaire if silence, y er gol- den. She is th quietytype and yet full p run yKth he )' friends. Frgndes h(Kn a gin- ning smile whifch findjs her friends ili ajny activity. (T ELIZABETH NOGLOWS Betsy fairly bounces with pep and energy. She has endeared herself to all the students of R. B. H. S. by her gay sense of humor and good nature. She is always laughing and willing to help her classmates. We will re- member Betsy for her pleas- ing disposition. HAROLD OSTROV Harold is a fellow with a sense of humor worth hav- ing. He has the gift of leav- ing chuckles behind him and grins before him, a great addition to any crowd. He is loyal to his friends and always ready to help in case of an emergency.

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WILLIAM ROSCH Whether in school halls or outside the building. Bill is known to everyone. His sharp wit, charming person- ality, and ready smile make him hard to resist as a friend. Any group that Bill is with is always a merry one. It is evident that such char- acteristics, when faced with competition, help one a great deal. RALPH RICHARDSON At last we have found the unbelievable! This son of Red Bank is both quiet and intelligent. Gay and fun- loving, he also has his seri- ous moments, and it is at this time that he proves to his classmates that he pos- sesses both talent and abil- ity. With such qualities and his unbeatable persever- ance, he will meet success. NICK SAMARAS Nick is a fellow who shows interest in everything in gen- eral and nothing in particu- lar—females in general and girls in particular. He will be remembered by his many friends as a good-natured fellow, always willing to do his friends a favor. MARGARET ROMEO Margie is one of the attract- ive girls of our class. She is so sweet and nice to every- one that you like her the minute you meet her. Mar- gie's charm has made her a person worth knowing and a real favorite with the sen- ior class. PETER ROSSI Pete's shy smile, easy-going manner, and joking remarks make him a very worth- while member of our class. We know this quiet class- mate will succeed in the fu- ture becauses he always has been a regular fellow with a winning personality. JOAN SATTER It would be impossible to know a girl like Joan with- out a feeling of deep en- dearment. Well known by her lovely clothes, Joan’s thoughtfulness and genuine interest in her friends have made her very popular. Her pleasant personality assures her of success in fufure years. BETTIE SCHENK Witty, lighthearted and ath- letic are the adjectives which best describe Bettie. Her carefree attitude and ready smile have brought her many friends. She is a frequent spectator as well as an active participant in school athletics. Her beauti- ful strut is something we won't forget. GLORIA SANDOMENO Gloria, vivacious and lively, is well-liked by hey class- mates. Her antics and wit continually amuse her class- mates. Sliding in and out of awkward situations easily give her the makings of a future politician. 25