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

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r ALVIN GRIGGS Al Triple-threat man . . . Red Bank's Don Newcombe . . . an exploding half-back ... a friend indeed . . . pleasant dis- position ... a future great in the field of sports. ETTA MAE HAWKINS Etta Five after one . . . here I come . . . skating rink fan ... lo- quacious . . . well groomed at all times . . . everyone's friend . . . another knitting fan. X MARGARET JANE GROGAN Peggy Another of our high steppers . . . ever-present sparkle of fun . . . the lassie with the chassie . . . amiable smile. ANNE HEMBLING Annie Alive with merriment . . . viv- acious ... a participant in sports . . . mischievous . . .al- ways happy . . . commercial club ... a future secretary. NORMAN HALVERSON Carrot Top Undisturbed, unexpected humor . . . loyal and friendly . . . likable personality . . . mum is the word. DORIS HERNDON Friendly . . . quiet . . . new- comer to R.B.H.S. . . . tall and willowy . . . swimming enthus- iast . . . likes dancing . . . let's get acquainted! 24

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EDWARD D. GADDIS Ed Perpetual smile . . . Cobras ... from the hills of Shrewsbury ... ever-ready wit . . . will never lack friends. HELEN PATRICIA GARRABRANT Pat A representative of the press . . . a whizz on roller skates . . . life of the party . . . happy-go- lucky . . . loyal to her Alma Mater. LUTHER GALLOWAY The Duke Sports minded . . . first-class romeo . . . always good for a laugh . . . full of pep and spirit . .. Charles Atlas II... willing to help out. ANNE GREGORY Anne Imported from Northfield School in Massachusetts . . . talented in the fields of music and danc- ing . . . reticent . . . will climb the ladder of success. ANGELA GAMBACORTA Angie Mouth full of gum or laughter . . . never a dull moment . . . sometimes here, sometimes there . . . overflowing pep and energy . . . her pleasantness will gain new friends. STANLEY GILBERTSON Stan Conscientious . . . capable class president . .. takes life seriously . . . fated to succeed . . . popu- larity plus . . . handles class business affairs efficiently.

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DOUGLAS B. HOFFMAN Doug Basketball hoopster . . . make haste slowly is Doug's philo- sophy . . . identified by his easy-going manner and gentle drawl . . . future barrister . . . down-right likable. MORRIS HOFFMAN The Benny Goodman of our high school band ... a basket- ball wizard ... a constant fol- lower of the horse races . . . suave dresser . . . one of our future business men. EDITH HOFFMAN One twin . . . gets along with teachers ... a sweater girl . . . Spanish whiz . . . business manager of yearbook . . . good supporter of the class. AUDREY ELIZABETH HURLEY Aud The gal with brains ... an all- around girl . . . dependable class worker . . . smart dresser . . . polite to all . . . will be a success in future years. MARCIA HOFFMAN The other twin . . . gets along with teachers . . . sweater girl . . . Spanish whiz . . . business manager of yearbook . . . good supporter of the class. LOUIS ITRI Lou Slow rising wit . . . sly guy ... a pal to the boys . . . good class worker . . . class chauffeur ... genial personality . . . generous and kind-hearted. 25