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

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MAX FRANK. COSCHIGNANO Voluble Maxie . . . Jazz devotee . . . Italian nourishment . . . Did the books balance? . . . S. C. do- ings ... An original Trojan . . . Atahualpa” . . . Ever-read) foot- ball player . . . Avid sportsman . • Pint-sized li e wire . . . Future of Allopathy. (■ ass Ollier 2.3,4 i Bus. Mgr.i Executii r Hoard 1.2.3.4 Student (.on mil 1.4 Haskctba f 1 luotba l 1.2.3.4 Track 1.2.3.4 (. ass E a 3.4 — Ehotograph (dub 1 Sciente (dub 1 — Spanish (dub 3 WILLIAM ROLAND CROMK Conservative Bill . . . The difficult, we do at once, the impossible? . . . Ohm's law . . . Waves of sound and water . . . “The Old Philoso- pher” . . . Mr. Fix-it . . . Will sure- ly succeed . . . Atomic Age Edison. Science (dub 3 Audio-Usual Aids (dub 2,3 WILLIAM HENRY DANES Reserved Bill . . . Sleeping beaut . . . Anything but jazz and be- bop . . . Dragster . . . Long, boring assemblies ugh! . . . Mechanical genius . . . Out for sea-legs . . . AY a faring Stranger”. Science (dub 1 THOMAS JAMES CUNNINGHAM Hamhunctuous Rebel . . . Homing grits and hush puppies . . . “Save our Confederate money, boys: the South will rise again” . . . Southern Belles . . . Swish it . . . “My Old Kentucky Home” . . . Head in the clouds. 29

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WILLIAM COLEV CLAYTON Tumbling Bill . . . Girls, girls, girls . . . Track manager . . . Hot rod jockey . . . Heart yearnings for a “Casey” . . . Cheerful smile for everyone . . . Easy going man- ner . . . “Shall We Dance?” . . . Prospective sea-dog. Football 1.2 Track 1.2.3.4- Cross Country Team 3 WALTER ALAN COHN Helpful Walter . . . Ever-ready wit . . . Cars without horns . . . Rain or Shine? . . . Professional sight-seer . . . Hard worker . . . Red Bank’s John L. Lewis . . . Will surely climb the ladder of success . . . Chem whiz . . . Meterologist. Buccaneer I Science Club I CLARENCE ALLEN COLLIER Loquacious A1 . . . Eligible in 11 years ... “I love me” . . . Hi-test or regular? . . . “My Love. My Love” . . . Work? . . . Watch your language! ... A driver observant of the scenery . . . Kalines . . . Hi- class Ford . . . Aqua upholstery . . . Many progeny. Class Officer 1 (Asst. Bus. Mgr.) — Student Council 2 Baseball 1,2.3.4 — Basketball 1.2 Football 1 — Class day 4 Hall Patrol 3 — I). E. Club ANNE BEEKMAN CORNWELL Classic Cornie . . . Equestrian . . . The Log rolls on . . . Girls' Citi- zenship Institute . . . National Honor Society . . . Snap that pic- ture . . . Tweeds and stripes . . . Plaid specs . . . “Ivy” lady . . . Blue ribbons for Mister . . . Dilig- ent class worker . . . D.A.R. Award Log 4 i Assoc. Ed.) — Student Council 1 — National Honor Society 2.3.4 — Bowling Club 1.2.4 — Tennis (dub 2 — Swimming (dub 2.3 — Gym Leaders (dub 1.2.3 — Puzzle Club 1 — Latin (dub 1 — (dass Projects 3.4 — Hall Patrol 3

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DAVID DEAN “Virginia Creeper” . . . Loqua- cious girls . . . “In the Still of the Night” . . . Sports fiend . . Mot- or man . . . Likes the fairer sex . . . Happy-go-lucky . . . Local yokel . . . Perpetual smile . . . Parties and dances. Basebcd! 1,2 — Basketball 1,2 PAUL A. DeVEGH Hunky the Hungarian . . . Twen- tieth century Rip Van Winkle . . . Great around engines . . . Eating and sleeping . . . Not getting up in the A. M. . . . Hilarious par- ties . . . Owner of that air-condi- tioned convertible . . . Joining the Navy. Football 1,2 — Class Play 4 JOSEPH FRANK DiBIASE Jovial Joe . . . An all-around guy . . . Fugitive from Belleville . . . Hiding in Red Bank . . . Italian gourmet . . . Music: loud and bouncy . . . Sports, sports, and more sports . . . Man behind the wheel . . . College bound. Track 1 — Basketball 3 — Sports Club 2,3 DANIEL WHITFIELD DORN. JR. “Oh. Danny Boy” . . . Bon ami . . . A cutie ... In love with life . . . Teasing . . . Shutter Bug . . . Spark of dynamite . . . Two-tone Nash . . . Pros and cons . . . “Que sera, sera” . . . Dorn’s Photo Shop. Executive Board 3 — Football 4 — Baseball 1,3,4 — Class Play 3 — Class Project