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

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VIRGINIA GEORGETTE CAMP Loyal and friendly . . . Gorgie . . . Oh! Those flattering eyes . . . Good music . . . Movie fiend . . . Long, dark tresses . . . No push- ing in the halls . . . High-spirited . . . University of Bridgeport: Dental Hygenist. Gym Leaden Club 2 - Spanish (dub 3,4 — Art (Career Club 3 BARBARA JEAN CANIFF Thoughful Barbara . . . Flicker fan . . . Hard worker . . . “Young at Heart” . . . Umm. that Sinatra . . . Spin the disk . . . Thumbs down on conceit . . . Free wheel- er .. . Pizza pie ... A secretary in days to come. Art 2 Secretaria (dub 4 ROBERT RAY CARRICO Casual Bobby ... A Southern im- port . . . Replace those divots . . . Damn Yankees . . . Another Jeff- erson Davis . . . “Say huh for a big one ... A loafer . . . Happy- go-lucky . . . Live and let live . . . Future plans? Basketball 1.2,3.4 Golf 1,2.3.4 MARCELLA MARY CASSAN Meek Marce . . . One of Hen yon’s clan . . . “No you don't know me . . . Braggers and boasters leave . . . “That’s the most to say the least” . . . Turkey, pizza and hoys with personality . . . Job and fami- ly. Buccaneer 4 — Basketball 1.3 — Girls Auto Club 2 — Art Club 1 — Class Way 3 — D. E. Club 4

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MARIK JOSFPHINF BL RGFSS Gestic Mat . . . Full of rhv thm . . . Sleepy lime gal . . . Purchasing duds . . . Music . . . Thinking of you . . . r.V. fan . . . Ardent card player . . . Future plans: house- wife and the mother of two tots. Choir I ( loss I lav 4 ROBIN MIX' Bl RNSIDK Fasy-going Sides . . . Little Si In el- ite . . . A clutch hitter . . . Girls, sports, and Aunt Nettie are tops . . . Fickle females, keep away . . . Suave dresser . . . loop . . . Kxecutive Board . . . Dry sense of humor . . . Mr. District Attorney. Class Officer 2 l Hus. Mgr, I Execu- tin' Hoard 3,4 Student Council 1 Bosket hall 1,3,4 Base hall 1.2.3.4 Foot ha! I 4 Puzzle C uh I Latin Club 1.2 Spanish Club 3 PATRICIA ANN BYRNKS Pensive Pat . . . Oh! Those quiet moments . . . Hails from Katon- town . . . Shy maiden . . . Tune in ... A full-pledged giggler . . . Always with Carol . . . Fnjoys driv- ing and clothes . . . Politeness . . . Next stop: college. Girls 4uto Club 3 TOWARD MICH AT I. BYBNI. Mike . . . Quiet as a mouse . . Fnjoys fishing, skating, and howl ing . . . No downing around . . . Miniature golf pro . . . Friendly . . . A good friend to have . . . Next step: junior college, then in- surance Business. Latin (.lob 1 Puzzle Club 1 Span ish Club 4

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ELEANOR CAROL CHASE Ouiel FJlie . . . “Number, Please” . . . Hard worker . . . Book brows- er .. . Over the waves . . . Mem- ber of Henson's elan . . . Better late than never . . . “Yesterdays” . , , Tall, dark, and handsome ... Al- ways herself . . . Campus bound. Him nnerr 4 Hand 1 Chorus 1,2 Dramatic dub 2 RICHARD JOSEPH CEL1 Cool it. Mr. Cell . . . Silence that muffler . . . Jazzamaniae . . . ’‘Re la and take it eas ” . . . The Full- er Brush Man . . . ouse ought to be run out of town on a rail” . . . Bell-bottom trousers. ■in (.tub 2 « Fatroi 3 ( lass I‘la 3 Class Fro fa t 4 ANTHONY JOSEPH CHRISTIANO Popularity plus . . . Tony . . . Small, but dynamite on the foot- ball field . . . Mr. Student Council President . . . That special little blond . . . Monday morning, ugh . . . “How about that” . . . One of the Colt’s Neck gang . . . How you chuck. Class Officer 3 V. I res. I Student Council 1.2.3.4 iFres.) Baseball 1.2. 3,4 Basketball 1.2,4 Football 2.3.4 Science Club 1 Hall Fatrol ARTHUR DAVID CLAPP Rugged Dave . . . Old Salty . . . Fair Haven study period . . . “You know ... Skimming iceboats . . . GlissorTs M.V.P. . . . Those sum- mer cruises . . . “Smoke Gets in Your Eyes” . . . Merchant Ma- rines or Coast Guard Academy? Football 1.3.4 Track 1.2.3,4 Class Flay t Camera Club 3 - Swimming dub 2 27