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

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 PETER VASILIK Pete is a well-liked fellow with a friendly smile, Al- though quiet in school, when out among his friends he is noted for his jokes and hu- morous commentaries. Mr. Vasilik can never be blamed for talking too much. viuiun v ijiN i uniiNU Vic is an ambitious, in- telligent fellow who loves to sit back and laugh heartily at the mischievious pranks of the other fellows. His de- pendability and courtesy have won for him the pro- found respect of his class mates. ADDIE VERANGE Addie is an ambitious and earnest student. Her interest in the activities of the senior class has never dimmed. Addie has made many friends in school thanks to her naturally friendly dis- position. yJrJ v ANGIE VERANGE When you're with Angie you just have to sdance along with her, for lier gay care- free attitude is highly con- tagious. Effervesence best denotes Angie whose vim and vigor we will never forget. MARIAN WALLACE Marian is full of fun, friend- liness, and intelligence. The capable secretary dl our class and literary editor bf The Log is she. Her per- sonality ch d swell sense of humafr make her a f tforite among us. We 11 wistf her the best in everything. JANICE WEGEMAN Although Janice is not talka- tive in class, she is con- scientious and does things with vim and determination. In her quiet way, she is greatness itself. We feel safe in predicting a brilliant fu- ture for such a conscientious student. . 'happy-(q£ -lucky fellow witay y personality plus.' is a fdvorite around school by virtue of his good nature and his energetic spirit. He is seri- ous when he has an assign- ment to do and none is ever slighted. Tommy's straight- forward methods and his willingness to cooperate will bring him success. 28

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n ? i -I ALLEN STRASBURGER If you hear someone arguing and using a vocabulary straight from Webster, it's Allen. You will find him either diligently preparing his lessons or delivering a Spanish discourse. His wide knowledge of current prob- lems won him the title, Class Politician. SIVj f nuf BARBARA TRAUTWEIN Witty, light-hearted, and athletic are the adjectives which best describe Bar- bara. Her carefree attitude and ready grin have bright- ened many moments at R.B. H.S. Her natural energy and charm, both in school and as a majorette, have brought her much admiration and many friends. ROBERT N. SUMMERS Bob has a ready smile and a genuine interest in school and his fellow students. Most active in social and business functions, he has gained great popularity. Add to this, the ability to do the best thing for all con- cerned and a wonderful per- sonality and you have the best treasurer a class ever had. VERONICA STUBBS Blue twinkling eyes, red gold hair, a winning smile, generosity and friendliness all add up to make Ronnie what she really is. Her sharp wit and personality have resulted in many a new friend, but, with the acquisition of new friends, Ronnie is one of those girls who never forgets the old ones. JACK TRIOLO The smiling, mischievous manager of our football team is Mex . Although his size prevents him from play- ing varsity basketball, he will always receive praise from those who have watch- ed his skill on the basketball court at noon. His quick wit and bright personality make him one of our most popular seniors. JOSEPHINE TRGCCHIA osephine is one of the quiet roung ladies of the senior class. Her friendliness has won for her the friendship of the entire class. Her willing- ness to lend a helping hand has made her a favorite with both teachers and students. DOMINIC VAITI Whether on the dance floor, basketball court, or in the classroom, Dom shares the spotlight. Flashy smile, good looks, and a hello for everyone have made him a favorite with us all. His out- standing feats on the foot- ball field will long be re- membered by the R.B.H.S. rooters. HERBERT SWANSON Herbie is an outstanding ath- lete and a conscientious Stu- dent Council president. He will be remembered as one of the most popular seniors from the class of '49. He is always happy, congenial and ambitious; also a shiek among the women. He's big as life and twice as natural.

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towan DORIS WILSON Whenever there's a crowd laughing and having a lot of fun, Doris is sure to be there. She never misses a chance to have a good time and is full of energy, which carries her around school with the same speed that she shows on the basketball court. In her senior year she was elected by her class as president of G. R. C. ALLENE WRIGHT Allene's personality has made her a favorite among her immediate group of friends. A smiling face, a quiet disposition, and will- ingness to listen to jokes, which are never new to her, are only a few of the many qualities she possesses. ROBERT WILSON Bob has a dual personality. In school he is so-o-o quiet, but with his teammates he's full of fun. As evidence of his love for sports, one need only to inquire who was one of the stars of the football team. Bob has earned the admiration and respect of us all. MIRIAM WINDNAGLE For a swell girl, we have al- ways turned to our Miriam. We will miss Miriam's ready wit and twinkling eyes, her sharp clothes, but most of all, we'll miss her ever- ready smile. Good luck, Miriam. CAROLYN ZACHLOD Kozy has you captivated the moment you meet her . . her spontaneous smile is W catching. She added morale to our football and basket- ball games by her member- ship on the cheerleading squad. During her four years, here, she has spread her pleasing personality throughout R.B.H.S. EDWARD ZWOfilNSKI Eddie will be remembered by all as jan out-daoi feiR w His frie de a Vielpi l schaoiJUEc bgeiva genius to the field of agrijhfltu; JEAN WISSEMAN A sweet and refined young lady is our Jean. All her undertakings are successful because of her patient and determined attitude. Jean's good disposition is evidenced by her ready smile and winsome blue eyes. Her classmates bow to a girl who possesses such shining characteristics. WILLIAM THORPE Bill's height and easy stride characterize him as an easy- going fellow with a devil- may-care attitude. His main interest centers around woodworking. We know he will find success in the future. ROBERT SWANNELL If your sense of humor needs prodding, get ac- quainted with Bob. His clever quips and snappy re- torts save many a trying situation from boredom. Or maybe you have a hiccough- ing engine in your car— again see Bob, for he is also a skillful mechanic. 29