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

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Carl JBacon One of our over six-footers, Tony is usually seen riding around or socializing . . . He has made good use of his favorite pastime, photography, by taking pictures at many school functions and helping with our yearbook . . . Cars, girls, and football are Tony’s likes . . . In the future he hopes to attend a college of engineering. Buccaneer III, IV; Camera Club IV; Football IV; Log IV. UShlma IBanbsi A good man on the football field, Carl places sports and mathematics high on his list of likes . . . His pet songs are “Smile” and “Love Walked In;” his favorite expression, “What time does this period end?” . . . He plans to go to college, where he will study science and physical education. French Club II; Track II, III, IV; Chess Club III; Football II, III, IV; Math Review Club IV; Swimming Club IV. Willie has served on this year’s Student Council and Executive Board . . . She likes good music and clothes, but doesn’t take to conceited boys . . . Her hobbies are dancing ami photography . . . Working at Steinbach’s has given her valuable experience for her prospective career in merchandising. Chorus II, IV; Distributive Education IV; Executive Board IV; Student Council IV. gntfjonp Vincent JUasgo 21

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 utf) ®. gntljonp Blond and attractive, Ruth was one of the Chorin- ettes in our Senior Variety Show . . . Her hobby is collecting pictures of Dragnet’s Jack Webb, whom she adores . . . She also likes powder blue cars and pizza pies . . . Butbie is interested in becoming a model or a typist. Majorette II; Student Council II; Chorus II, III; Choir IV. Quiet, with a concealed sense of humor, Eddie is a versatile athlete ... A smooth man on the court, he accepts “the breaks of the game” . . . Senior Varieties showed Ed what happens when “boy meets girl” . . . His pet peeve is girls who call everyone “dear” or “hon” ... He is destined to he a soldier or a scholar. Buccaneer II; Track II; Basketball II, III, IV. Gloria (Ebelpn busier Cbtoarb Joseph Sumach Glo’s ready smile and amiable disposition can be found wherever there is horseback riding, ice skating, or swimming . . . She has plenty of time for hoys, cars and food, but begrudges every minute spent on home- work . . . Her popularity with her classmates gained her the election as alternate representative to Girls’ State . . . Gloria wants a good job as a secretary. Chorus III; Choir IV; Auto Repair Club IV. 20

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Carolpn Jean edjtolbt Carolyn’s love of music is shown by her participa lion in the Shore Conference Hand and the Choralettes, and bv her hobby of collecting records . . . Another favorite pastime is driving . . . Her pleasant disposi- tion will stand her in good stead at Trenton State Teachers College, where she hopes to train for ele- mentary school teaching. Latin Club II; Band, II, III, IV; Choralettes III, IV; Student Council IV; Chorus II, III, IV. JBorotfjp JBeacf) As Boys’ Sport’s Editor of the Log, a peppy major- ette, and a member of the Variety Show chorus line, Mimi’s senior year has been a full one . . . Her favorite pastimes include shopping, sports, dancing, driving, ami dramatics, as witnessed by her creditable perform- ance in “High School Hero” . . . She intends to study advertising. Majorettes II, III, IV; G.R.C. II, III, IV; Spanish Dance Club III; Buccaneer III, IV; Chorus 111, IV; Dramatics IV; Log IV. Jffliriam Htt Jlenotott? Army life has given Dorothy, alias Jo-Jo, the op- portunity to travel and, incidentally, to increase her collection of foreign dolls . . . She also likes to play accordion, particularly the tune “Half As Much”; though she enjoys “Foolin’ Around” . . . Dorothy in- tends to settle down someday soon as a homemaker. Chorus IV. 22