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

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 nber$ IBorgeston Borge lias a liking for girls, cars, and lots of good food ... A swell guy with an unforgettable, easy- going manner, he is always willing to come to the rescue of anyone in trouble . . . Although his future plans are not definite as yet, Borge hopes to go to college and perhaps become an engineer. Math Review Club IV. f)trlep JBtebermann Shirley’s method of getting things done quietly and efficiently has been evident in her editorial work on both the Log and Buccanneer . . . She was honored by a Quill and Scroll award in her junior year . . . Shirley intends to train for elementary teaching at Trenton State Teachers College. Latin Club II; Buccaneer II, III; Log IV; Gym Leaders Corps IV; Executive Board IV. Sue claims that her special talent is forgetting things, but her efficiency disproves this . . . Her usual comment is “Oh Heavens!” . . . She gets along well with everyone and everything except French verbs . . . Sue is particularly fond of army life and fried chicken . . . Theatrical costume designing combined with marriage has always been her goal. Executive Board II; Art Club III; Buccaneer III; French Club III: Library Council IV. u£an JBonsall 23

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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

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Jllarttn JBrenner In basketball, if Marty can't do it, nobody can . . . Personality plus and loads of fun, he is a sport enthusi- ast . . . His pet peeves are conceited or giggling girls ... As a cartoonist, few equal him, and he is also a small package of dynamite on the baseball diamond . . . Marty plans to attend college. Baseball II, III, IV; Basketball II, III, IV. i etl IBritton A sharp dresser, Neil came from the Peddie School to spend his Senior year with us ... His special talent is making any piano sound wonderful . . . He is most likely to be found cruising around in his car . . . Neil plans to join the United States Air Force and go to college later. Barbara JBroobs Barbara’s talent for dancing has been often demon- strated, especially in her spirited cheerleading and in the Senior Variety Show . . . Though dancing is her favorite activity, she takes part in many other fields . . . She also likes clothes, music, and a certain con- vertible . . . Her pet songs are “Because” and “One by One” . . . After graduation Barbara would like to teach dancing. Buccaneer II; Chorus II, III; Cheerleader II, III, IV.