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

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 LELA ELIZABETH PLUMMER Honey . . . quiet and reserved . . . nice dresser . . . everyone's sincere friend . . . party lover . . . crazy about basketball . . . we'll always remember her pleasant smile . . . we foresee a dietician. REGINALD C. PYE JR. Reggie . . . carrot top . . . football announcer . . . good sport . . . top student . . . jovial . . . one of our tennis players . . . shutter-bug . . . future attorney at law. Ginger ... a loyal and trust- worthy friend . . . loves the wide open spaces . . . only girl to receive honors in mechanical drawing . . . greatest weakness —horses. VIRGINIA REMMEY IRENE PALMER Pete . . . amicable . . . takes life easy . . . member of Auto Club . . . Speed King always out with the boys out for a good time fluto ROBERT PERKINS Bob . . . quiet and reserved . . spirited football player . . . peaceful and patient . . . usu- ally seen with the boys in his Plymouth . . . plans to go to the Naval Academy. a ‘Qs3 I ROY KINGSLAND PEARSALL Peggy . . . gets along with everyone she meets . . . serious minded . . . well remembered by her pleasant personality . . . whiz at shorthand . . . tidy appearance . . . we predict a successful secretary. what luvwunefiA. teat, 31

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CHARLES L. MYERS Charlie . . .track—his spe- cialty . . . record breaker . . . sporty guy . . . good sense of humor . . . willing to lend a hand . . . pet peeve—homework . . . one of the most popular. ROBERT ORNDORFF Bob . . . well liked by the girls . . . interested in cars . . . enjoys going to the movies . . . likes to fish . . . tall, dark and handsome. DOROTHY NAPOLI Dottie . .. winning personality . . . those dreamy blue eyes . . . excellent worker . . . hobby —roller skating . . . petite and sweet . . . foreseen as an effi- cient secretary. JOSEPH ORYLL Duke . . . spends most of his time working on his car . . . wears bow ties and loud socks . . . likes all sports . . . one of the Colts Neck gang. HENRY NEWTON Hank . . . the Pontiac kid . . . pet peeve—homework . . . smooth dresser . . . known for his doubles . . . famous last words— That's all right. . . . another Monte Irvin. JOHN M. OVERTON JR. Johnny . . . loves to hunt (???)... spotlighted as our southpaw pitcher . . . full of the devil . . . perpetual chatter . . . noted for his ability to get into jams. 30 What I anaf

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HARRIET REUTER Never seen without Gail . . . favorite recreation—tap-dancing . . . loves to go to parties . . . not interested in unfriendly peo- ple . . . carefree . . . bored by homework. JEAN ANN RYAN Jeanie . . . oh, that Irish tem- per . . . secret passion—to blow up the Chemistry Lab . . . quick on the come back . . . those long auburn curls ... a future doctor. SHIRLEY SAFRAN ''Shirl . . . busy girl about town . . . enviable wardrobe . . . tall ai d dark . . . favorite hangout—the Buc room . . . never without an escort . . . we predict success after grad- uation. . EMERSON W. ROSE Plans to further his education . . . quiet and reserved . . . wants to be a doctor . . . pride and joy of his family. V» 9 t umai a losuie STEVEN W. Steve . . . usually the boys in his station wagon . . . member of the Camera Club . . . girls?—of course . . . faces difficulties with ease. ROBERT ALLEN SAGE Bob . . . active member of the Radio Club . . . crazy about airplanes . . . friendly to all . . . never seen without Ben . . . always willing to help. 32