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

Text from Pages 1 - 184 of the 1959 volume:

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Ollellly Dr S Hodas EDUCHTIUH As Red Bank has changed ln the last fifty years Red Bank Hugh School also has developed The Board of Educatlon has asslsted with these advances helping the school to lmprove lt IS an electlve body whose members serve the best Interests of the borough It decades on such problems as the budget the polncles of the school and the hmng of teachers and admlmstrators The Board of Educatlon repre sents the residents of Red Bank In the struggle to assume the attalnment of the educational needs of the community The class of 1959 would like to thank the Board of Educahon for nts and to the school Q2 9 Edmgton W A Magee E G. Worthley Jr. H. A. Stevenson Jr. NNW M Gregg Hbbs us a m n greatly responsrble for the growth of Red Bank Hugh School By standnng Hrmly behmd the expansnon pollcy he has assisted with all problems of the school Hts Interest In school protects athletlcs and actavltles mdlcates has wrllrngness to help the students Al though has lob as a hard and tlme consumnng one he rs never too busy to take trme out for worthwhrle prolects for pralsrng deservmg groups and In duvlduals and for advrslng those who desire and A Golden Annlversary In any clty or town causes one to revlew the past and how many changes have taken place That rs true of our Borough of Red Bank and of our local public schools For the progress nn our communnty and schools may I commend all who made such ad ul 'Vins l '54- 4qg..g. N vancement possible M Gregg Hrbbs ,.,,,.ff 'w iv xr-. 4--' -V You are now recervnng tramlng whuch wall enable you to be leaders nn the progress of Red Bank s second flfty years Best washes for a healthy and successful future Royal H Hlntze As prtnclpal of Red Bank Hugh School Mr Royal Hlntze IS a man who IS In great demand all of the trme Hrs office IS always filled with people and lt IS dnfflcult to get an appointment By eradncatung many of the school s problems he has been a great help He rs always wrlllng to help the students and teachers with their problems ln the three years Mr Hrntze has held thus positron he has shown his admlmstratnve abnlrtles To you of the class of I959 may l offer my most smcere best wnshes for the future lt IS my hope that you have profited by your hugh school career so that you may enter your chosen fleld wlth the fullest confidence Wlllard F Brownrng Mr Wrllard Browmng Vlce Principal of Red Bank Hugh School has a dlfflcult but Important 'ob In the admnnustratlon ofthe school He can oe seen most often hurrylng through the halls to and from has offlce Well llked by the students he handles their problems efficiently Because of his tolerance and understanding hrs ludgment IS respected Mr Wullus Snsson as head of the Guudance Department has a lab whuch keeps hum extremely busy Although belabored by numerous requests he gets hus work done wuth quiet eftlcnency He rs a man to whom the Semors owe a great debt he has offered invaluable help through hrs dnscusslons has assemblies con cernlng college and hrs lasts of available 'obs Under has dnrectlon the Guidance Department has become out standmg In thus area of New Jersey X I f aeuftg and C urrieulum nf . 'S t XX 0 Mr. John Brzostoslu Mr. Douglas F. Mcllvoin 4 E fra x 5 . gw Q i 'im f? 4, i One of our budding artists. mms Art is a course that gives the student o chance to experiment in self-expression. It gives him the oppor- tunity to learn to work for harmony when composing. The art courses offer a large variety of types of paint- ing, drawing, and crafts. All budding artists enioy exploring the many fields presented to them. By doing this it is hoped that they will narrow their talents into a field in which they will specialize. Wei... ..,., -,. .i .1181 I 1P'X 11 4.1h.-.... , ..-L ...,..iL, , .,-..- ...s..h.1.,-..V-.-ifu....... -, ,, . l Ml. v .. , . 5,1 5 ,.. Mrs. Frances Applegate Mrs. Mary Bierstadl Mr. Howard l. Brown Mr. Joseph D. Farrell Mr. Julius lasky , Some important papers are tiled lIUllllllElllllHl The Commercial Program of Red Bank Hugh IS designed to meet the needs of a business world Perhaps the most vital sector of the program IS the part time cooperative work experience plan. Distributive Education places Senior students in oftice positions where they work afteril:00 P.M on school days Prerequisites to this goal however are the fundamental courses which begin with Basic Business. The student soon realizes the indispensability of Bookkeeping and the utility of Consumer Educo tlon to the alert purchaser. Along the same line, Recordkeeping is offered as a basic course. Of extreme import, is the economic geography course which attempts to analyze and compare the United States and her competition in production, distribution and consumption Because today s world is centered around the cctv- ' of selling a program demonstrating its various elements is oftered. Salesman ship explains sales principles and students learn through experience in selling gi X 'IX Riffs Sf 'NS re Y X1 ' gd' , 3 1 John Brogan EHGLSH 9- Mrs Theodore Brown 4-R 3, Mr Ivan Folk ri g Mess Dclsehe Gebcri su-my-anunhauln Qqlu fx,,1 'ld-A-,ulnynl-auf. fN.,f Here the nobulnfy so 401 L Mrs PCHICIC Evers Mrs Ncthche M Fisher I' Jil Mrs Dunne Grebun 'L Miss Andrea Manley :L Miss Jean C Hof '23 Mr ktbb W Needle F Z Ko. 1? . - T L , , if' . , f 1 , I 1 , . Af, C. c r ,. s M -1 ... J . . . 'ax ' . fs. , 2 5 '- .. ' I I., '7 .- B 4' f X K' X-L 3 ml' A - Iii' . . L, gg V ' I g ' - . s ' '54 A H of 1, ,,.' 1 , gb , 1 Q .M ' ' ' . I , 9 W f ' ' ' ' ' , ,,, . - . 'E V . 1 z I .IL - ' 'ie Vu. f :Us .QJX 1 -P 'tl Miss Marie E. O'Connor v S l gl. 4 Mrs Edsth F Olsen 'U Mr Robert Olshan in-3 Q Herbert Reed DOIMIH H Slaven 5 'Y' ' fi Mlss Martha llc wel: Mrs Valance Tunstell fa Anhdlseslabllshmenlarlanlsm9 Here ul Isl Englush today us a unuversal language and even though ut us our natuve tongue we are constantly learning more about It The Englush Department strrves toward andmg us ln thus accomplashment through the language s many dlfferent phases some of whnch are wrltlng readlng speaking and llstemng ln thus modern age the facllltnes of televrslon and radro are bemg used to emphasize the appreclatlon of the dramatlzatron of great Interary works Also Included In thus field are tnps to movles and plays whuch are sponsored by the department Panel duscussuons and class debates are employed un tramlng the students In public speaking while valuable recordings sharpen therr abrluty to lnsten and comprehend Red Bank Hugh School ns very fortunate m havmg avallable courses In Englnsh and American llterature These electives cover the most outstandung literary works from the fourteenth century to the present day cf ' V1 Q , 1l.i IU-V' V , V, V ' gf fo D Q. x Mr. ,Jr. . 3 ft. 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QD b Dr. Angel Franco Mrs Fulvua D Garruto 'L Mass Andrea Manley 15 Mass A Hartense Qunnche 9- Mnss Mary M Race Muss Mary C Stout Elle parle au talkung machune lllllllllll LHHGUHGES Expanslon was the keynote of the Modern Language Department A malor subgect German was added to the Red Bank curnculum has been found very successful and continues to expand Students are instructed ln the cultural achlevements of a hsghly advanced people The romance languages French and Spanish are oHered under a three year program, hlghlughtmg the conversational and cultural aspects of the European countrues The monumental hnstory of mughty Rome us reluvenated un an expansuve Latin study observing the Influences of the precise Caesar and the rhetorlcal Cicero and Cato Through the effectlve duallty of these programs and their Insured success due to an efficient language department Red Bank has been the reclpvent of many awards In this field 5 It L. T ' 1 ,fn Q 4. B. ' .T . ' . ' - . The recently mltlated German program, dlrected by Mlss Andrea Manley, ll' 1, . ' . . ' A y . I . . Ili Preparotuons are made for a tasty meal HUHIE ElIUlllllllllIS Quuetly and wuthout fanfare our Home Economucs Department at Red Bank Hugh School has been developung un our gurls the knowledge and skull needed for future happuer and healthuer home lufe The beluef of the department was that the homemakung skulls should be taught when an unterest and recognutuon of theur need us understood by the student The homemakmg educatuon was an excutung stumulatung and rewardung experuence The curruculum uncluded courses on clothes foods chuld development and famuly luvung ts Muss Elma Repp Q? fvX 'mf'- I Mrs Eluzabeth Tubbetts Mrs Maruorue B Ward tx ' If 5 V. I in xx . g Z . f 5 3 T us. ' thu , in ' 'u r - 'iq' A ' I X d uuuu Qf fl to I . I 1 1 I . - . ' I -s '1- Rlchard l Allen gf nf Ly- Thomas McNulty 1 John F Moses 7- Mr Gustav H Ruh S lllllllSllllHl lllllS The lndustrlal Arts Department offers a varled course of mstructuon to nts students They may choose from several courses General Shop I 81 II Advanced Woodworkmg Auto Mechamcs Machines and Elementary Electricity In the wood shops under Mr John Moses a student learns to use certarn tools and machunes When he knows how to use these tools the student creates plans, and builds several prolects during the year Under Mr Gus Ruh the students nn Auto Shop learn the workmgs of Vurrous englnes prrmarlly the unternal combustion engme as IS found an the automobile Mr Thomas McNulty In Elementary Electrlcrty teaches has students the rudrments of electrlcuty and they build several prolects usmg their knowledge He also teaches a general shop course The electrucal workshop provudes opportumhes for exploratnon and experlmentatuon A fi zulu. , r f ' ,e ' - ,Y v 1 K ' . . . . arf ' ' . . U ' I . ' I ' f 1 5 , '-,f A - - ' 1- 5 - I Mr. . A I , 1 it . , I . . . I 5' e fi' .---' - J' . . ' W 44 - 1 - ff. . . . . . . . . . .513 6 I .' u . I 1 s I A I - - 1 1 ..-4 . ' .L ... ,, Mr. L , WI' A, T' 1. P .X 4 X - A I I -I 4 - . , r. I f .fQ Q. ' . . -' J ', 1.5! 3.'i-+1 V1 ' ' lf sf ee' 1. 1, D Ally, Chutecuneu' C' 1 M A b C D IIO r U my e mo Mis Mary S Duggens Lp-f Perplexltles of the world of mathematncs confront a student of the advanced math class lllHlHEllllIlIlIS fi' 'Vs To keep up wlth the current trend of expandlng math and science programs Red Bank as olterlng a specialized math course for sfudents who show particular skull In that field The arm of the program IS to get everyone to take Algebra I and to drop Solid Geometry out of the Senior year Begmmng In the mnth grade students are grouped according to their Mr Julius Lusky mdlvldual rate For the students who advance rapldly more complex courses are offered The success of thus new program will be determmed by the students ,..a Mrs Dddlly loft! A he .P A1- 0- Mrg Elgqe Mqclegd Mr Solomon Popler Mr Anthony F Trulolo Mlss Amelia C Yetmun .Y - ,, 4,1-LX of. my Q 5 vs. M ' Q. l - l l I l ll 5- ' WL ,Vx W Mr. ' 1 cf V . . . 5 sf - 1 eg, . . . . . V , I Q- ' A ' . YI, KI' ' . V . . 1 . A t lv, 3.4 John W Luckenblll 1 'bl Mr Robert G Spencer 20 ls that cn opunuon snr? The vlrtuost of tomorrow The Music Department has been mstrumental In help :ng students to further thenr musuc mterests The Band offered the opportunity for the students to learn to play an Instrument with skull and the practtce of performing wnth a group The Cholr and Choralettes were mode up of boys and gurls nnterested In snnglng with a group whrch offered tts servnces to the communnty The Or chestra was organnzed to give those students wtth the abllrty to play a stringed Instrument the opportunuty to play together All these various organnzatlons have com blned to form a muslc program whtch has greatly en rnched the school '13 'V Mr Stanley Carhart 4... Mrs Margaret Benner PHllSlllHl EllUlIllllllll HEllllH SHFETU Thus year saw a change un the physucal educatuon and health programs Unluke prevuous years Health Furst Aud and Druvers Traunung were guven only one day a week to dufterent groups Modern dancung tumblung and basketball led the gurls undoors sports whule the boys partucupated un rope clumbung parallel bar work and wrestlung The flrst sugns of sprung sent everyone outsude for baseball Red Bank Hugh School also provudes a Druvers Traunung class for any person who us nearung seventeen Thus program consusts of druvung the traunung car and practucung the skulls of druvung Also umportant us the school nurse Through her eftorts the school s safety and health programs have umproved L Now fellows dont ball about ut :wi Frank J Pungotore fi? 2 Robert Glusson Q Q... Mr Thomas Karlo 'V' Mr Thomas Phupps J' Muss Helen M 9 Mrs lrenel Smuth 'Ov Muss Shurley Wheluhan 8 .6 ,A Q Mr. . ' 7 A. 7 , I '. . . . . . , ' ' I I . . . . I Mr' . ' . . . , I I I 1? A I . . . . his ....... - , 7 y , . . . , . . , .9 . . ' . . R .. . In ' I sg. Tp. Q ' V, . sv , - A EI I . F. ' r XM i , ' . Ne ptiii, ' SECllElHlllHl Some days ul gust doesnt pay to get up Red Bank Hugh School s busuness educcutuon department trauns gurls for busuness posutuons by teachung them the skulls of typung and shorthand The gurls learn elementary typung and busuness technuques un Typung l and then may contunue to umprove theur skulls un speed accuracy and letter wrutung un Typung Il Elementary and Advanced Shorthand prepare the students for ductatuon and transcruptuon un shorthand Speed accuracy and neatness are stressed if Mrs Mary Buerstadt Muss Catherune H Laurd -. I Mrs Naomul Werse I - - l -s- Wrcuuc . . 45 . . . .. I -- . l- 1 ' Q ' U ' ' 5 . . . . 'l 1 ,-lvkq, 465' Vmcent S Deland va'-A 4.4 Mr Clement C Jablonsky X 2 W Mr Solomon Popler George Mr Seymour Slegler Mlss Amelia Yetman Safta SCIENCES WIII you ever forget the day you dissected a worm nn Bnology class or the tame you mrxed the wrong chemicals m Chemastry lab? Science IS a course that contunues to grow In popularrty Thus year Red Bank Hugh School offered a more advanced course for the faster student to keep up with the cur rent trend of the country It has been well recerved and many more students are becommg Interested ln malormg In a sclence Calculahons are made In a sclentlfic expenment 51- 4' f:::' Mr. ' . F. ' Q . . . KI Qs . . . . . , t A Q J Tx 1 -Q e .' ' 9-5 . v A - A 'Q as V , tg . Mr. E. 'Z N . . .- 5132 Mr Robert T Dudley L Mrs Patrncla Evers 'Ox Mr Burnet H Henyon V 'we Mrs Ruth Kung jg 3 Mlss Ellsabeth A Kelley 'il I Sllllllll SlUlllES Hvstorlcal mterpretatuon of the tapestry of tlme to better understand the present past and the future IS the oblectlve of the Soclal Studues Department The prepara tlon found In Modern Luvmg and the later courses U S Hlstory World Hlstory and Economlcs deflnles the pattern of modern and future society Colncldung wnth the current emphasls on expanslon of varlous classes, U S H tory I offers one experumental advanced group whvch treats a wnder span of history Because they are a foundation on whlch further soclal polvtlcal and economic un derstandmg wall be burlt Modern Llvnng and U S Hlstory l and ll are required for graduatlon Q'-0 Mr Paul A Muller Jacob W Needle Thomas M Perry U Mrs lorrarne A Pazlcky 26 ul Muss Anna Podell Ge See relatronshups Stephen O Skckondy Mrs Mary Ruddy . 43,5 I h qv l ' ii I s 1 n I x I I ' ' I I ., I I . 44 - , W., . . R' KP ' ' . . is- c J ' A , K . I . . I . I - yell o w .pix .ef - - A 'LA in v- Y., J' xv . V 1, A eu Sz! v l LX, 'V' . . ' Mr. . Mr. . Q' c 1 ' A Q. T.. . . , n , bile in ' F .x s l ' 'Z V . . ff O . . V-l Mr. . 'A i' Mr Wnllls Snsson --'Cv L-3 Mr Clement C .lablonsky QW S 5--5, Mrs Ruth Kung Mr Robert Dudley as ' Mrs Eduth Olsen GUllllllllIE All of the people connected with the Guidance Department deserve a vote of thanks for their help In dlrectlng the stu dents Under the counselors dlrechon each student works out has curriculum accord Ing to has ablllty and ambltlon Through the four years of hugh school beglnnmg wnth the 'freshman year the Guidance Staff helps each student plan a program ln keeping with his future plans Ths IS a most duflicult but extremely Important lCIS Some helptul advice , l 'N A as Z ' . 1 A . at ' f ' f I -A 1 f ' ' 1 X, - l kv v. 1 1 , M 'chef an . . . . V 1 . VV . 1 - . A , A J . . . . . . . 4- ,r h - -I 'S , r l 5 ' ' ' ' . i ' l k. , M . Q , SECHETHRIES QR Mnss Morgue Aniomdes 1 -9 Mr Corrol Dome Mr Thomas Hayes Mr Harry Hopkins A I fn ,- A 'v' nl 1, Margarel Hennessy s Mrs Cuiherme Jones Muss Doroihy loversldge Mrs Gertrude Pmun N.. Sionley F Ivnns 303 sas Wrlllcm McGlrr 5 an G-f Mr Raymond Pearce Mrs Geroldme Wnghl S-AQ Mrs Eleunur Sawyer Mrs Elrzaberh Prnvo Mrs .IUIIOS VOD Tassle Mr WllI4cm Story Mrs Mary Wolfie WS Y ' X . 0 I i i Y N. 4 V K 1 qs 4 A 1 Gi EM rx 'F' -S , l ,, sl Y ' Mrs. , Mr. . ' ' I 9 Q .- A 4' S li r 'rf 5 3: fl 1 ,Q i , Mr. .. , avr' .v ' r L- v I 2 rr I 46 2 1 ' .X A 0 ,Yi 14' 3 - 4 , ' . V V gfrg ll . , H. 'H A X- M if 2219 .sis ' mic rg raids 'ff ll L to R M We nstetn Treasurer H Stapels Ass slant Manager K Sawyer Pres dent B Gelbhaus Secretary W Matlock Vecp Mss ng B Tag Bus ness Manager is SUPH UlfS The sophomore class undaunted by previous results began this year by again collecting the most money In magazine subscriptions Encour aged by this success they voted to sell ball point pens with the school colors to further augment the treasury This protect took the place of cake sales formerly held on one oclock school days Completing sophomore activities the executive board planned a most enloyable Frosh Soph Hop 'fri -er this-gui: Zi 'si T3 l to w Williams Asstslant Manager S lavertck Business Manager Raw 2 J Yod Treasurer M Ryser Secretary Row 3 l Baskin Veep R Haffa President FRUSH. UFFS. Being the largest class ever to grace Red Bank High School, the Freshman class has made it neces- sary for the school to go on its T'staggered sessions. The class promises to be an outstanding one. They started the year en- thusiastically by immediately or- ganizing committees for their constitution and the Freshman- Sophomore Hop the mann social event in their first year at I h school Being anxious to make money and to see that money matters are handled efficiently they are providing for a new sys tem of dues collection 7.9 H!! L to R Row! l Wilson Assistant Manager L Wheeler Bus ness Manager Row 2 L DtNapIes Treasurer P Targa Secretary Row 3 B Browne Veep J Sellers President 16,31 JUlllllll lllfS Highlighting a very successful year was the annual Junior Play a top notch pro duction of Curtain Going Up Under their director Miss Martha Weis the whole cast worked with great vigor to put on this comedy Early in the Spring the Junior Senior Reception an annual dance given by the Juniors for the Seniors was held The event was anticipated with great relish in both classes and no one was disap pointed Mr Thomas McNulty and Miss Catherine Laird class advisors worked with the committees In the careful plan ning for the successful affair 1 h 9 . .. . i ' , , , , l , . , i , . , , . . . , , i 1 , , t . ' I I , I , I , . L- . . WT . 'Q x . X. . . Y -v Q VZ ' . . . . , g , f , 5 1 t . ., : . ' , ' , . , f - , . tt 4- l J ' 'qt ' gy i i, ' 'v p tv? K, 'vie ' ttQj.1, ' ' t , ' ' 'Wk-Z . '- .. A ' gfsifglfliffgf' 3 TPg'fl A r ' ' ,Q . '.g,'?'1 . . - -N'f'3 s1g-f,.-ew11,.- . Q: Q il ' L . . fifflg l ' 'EU' R5-' - ' 'T , 'fcffxlr A' , .,,,--girl-A , , . ' - -M r- 4' ' X' ' '- - :wg 1,-'ff' .e A r 551,13 . ' J -'agp 4. , t que, U ,rn sf er 9 fgiifi 1 r lf' t 4-lllgf . . l .3 ff' 'E, Z5 , AA ,QQ-' , 7 K' , 3 ' ' , . I A I ' f . , . 1 I - X I r r . X ,T . . . , 1 l . I., Ro I: H. ' ' , ' g . ' , ' - V A ICB. i - . . : . ' , J . , ' . fnfsumfn il ll . . 4. an Q H 0' N v ed .. 'r L l Q4-s -1 N Z Mrs, Patricia' Evers Mr, Thomas M, Perry 'aa he U! 1 ri L 1 L. to R., Row l, Sitting: L. Berry, H. Bowles, P. Boyd, L. Beebe, J. Belovuss, K. Bauer, V. Berglund, K. Benincasa, A. Arnold. Row 4: C. Bessey, C. Boynton, M Brown, A. Bu.':hett, O. Brandon, N. Barrall, B. Berger. Row 2: R. Banner, M. Boyle, Bernstein, W. Aschettino, R. Belche, W. Asman, J. Billetl, S. Bloom, B. Bradfor B. Bracken, W. Anderson, G. Baisley, A. Bor, L. Burns, K. Bulzuno, M. Ayers, W. Row 5. R. Allen, R. Ashley, G. Appleyard, B. Bennett, P. Burnett. Armstrong. Row 3: D. Baranowski, S. Alctscs, E. Bennett, L. Beard, C. Bcrsky, S. t B 1 -i . .. L, I, i f 5 ' 'li A. I M X ' 3 :A aims. T - L. to R., Row l, Sitting- J. Cohen, J. Copista, E. Dean, J. Catelli, P, Collins, J. Daehling, M. Daggett, D. Diezyc, J. Christensen, A. D'Amico. Row 2: C. Cressy, R. DeCorIo, J. Cottinghcm, B. Cogle, D. Colles, F. Dottx, R. Defazio, H. DeSalvo, B. DeAdder, R. Coote. Row 3: G. Childs, S. DeChalus, A. DoPietro, J. Cotten, A. Dozier, D. Cox, R. Cole, G. Demers, P. D'Onofrio, M. Crabtree, Row 4: S. Cluney, B. Cottrell, R. Decker, T. Dunlap, P. Dupree, F. Coniglio, J. Christman. 29 o 1 rn uesc c onrnna orrns Pno S Marie Norman Pms M oven M Polucoslro R w 4 J M hels M Mlluger P Paren :mo H Moms M P utler M metz E ewfon R w 2 J R es J Mye W MoFfeH nce B Pu ker D Murphy B Newman H Puse A Orlando Raw CODro J Pu l P Paco T Pfrom Lusk B Pnnnell W Rondo Phrler Mamn L Nando? w 3 n l n Oo erson Plmpme a L Mnkhell E Nellerman C Na f- L1rA.. 9 Raw Srrtmg C Schreuber nnson D Scherma D Slunner nzo w 3 R J Smo ers Rhyne D S laro J Scot! H Roch or LeRoy J Seward M Rose V' Seward J Ro en S Robinson Row 2 V Soyuero H offer r r e u r nn w Src R Robms vey R Saffo M unit R 5 Scruggs l Rohrer S Rodgers W Spxna Renzo J Rrbrnsky D Russell R Small W Smrih J Reancy J Sebcshan D Reevey L io R, Row l, Smfng M Wrllaams, D Slcrsworfh, K Wenzel, L Sfem A Sullnvan, Row 4 E Vanpelf B Slone W Wlggs l Wnlson P Worfhley H Sluples, M Tram A Wynknop D Wnse, R Terry, M Toscano C Sfosuk Row 2 C Thnslle J Talerrca, mell, R Rose T SYYYke' D w'n6e'd Row 5 B wemf R TJWOYHDSOH B Y'-'dll' R D Ryder, M Wennslern, G Stronghulos D Sleel G Ryser R Vanslavern R Tomanno, Sufton M Walsh, J Weslerberg, R Savasluno, K Sawyer, J Thompson, D Sullivan, B Wurfh Row 3 J Walsh, B Whuiehead, A Taylor, M Tullrs, M Wymos, S Slouf, D R Wolf Websver L Slou1,B Tag, E Thorne C Wolcott C Thomas R Weller B Srrucener 3l ' ' , Y L - .' xxfl Y ' ' . ' ' l' ' , ,.:1 r. X .. V - 4 I A sh.. I y V' , . E 1.3! - a-Y , I ' ' Ll vs I k': 1 1 I L. I P., Row 7, 5'H' g M. Q d , M. P 'T' I, M. M ' , A. i f, . ' ld, C. N. , P. ' , , Pus ', . 4 , o : . ic , . I ' , . Y Nu' , . ', . erlm , . Ne , . N . o : . obl , . rs, P. - f T' Po . - f , . , . , . r, , . 5 Pro ', . '1zui, B. earson, J, ' rd, . mer, H. , , ' , . lph. A. ' , D. ', . ' .. Ro B, Mwrgq, A. k , A. ' ' ll , . A , . , . gel, .V - , a,, A ' .N Q ., . S E s .. , H . ' I - ' F H . ' C ,pl , , 1 I ,iff ' I X fr f ' X, I I K-1 lf glsf'v j 9-flu lull rl '. - . ' y K . - Q X .. . Z . Q . Y X 1 x Y . I Q .fm . K L, 0 R. V, . ' , G. Rob' , . , . ' , F- 14 We . R0 V EA OSS, - Ph , T. , . i , . . - 4 d , . , . , . , . sl , . ' . - . ' , . R. S , l. R'c'n lI', I.. Saunde s, W. Sp' a. Ro 4: C. 'keIs, . ' on, R Sel , . , .R , D. usell, J. ,. , . , . ', , - , . ,. , . ', . , . ', . J SUPHUIHUHES M' 'L' tif: f 'V In 1 Vp .0 A 'P ,Qs P. A 0 0 .J . , ,Qt H I Mrs. Mary S. Diggens Mr. Robert T. Dudley L K J I.. to R., Row 1, Sitting: G. Andrews, C. Curatolo, B. Antlnozzi, E. Cole, A. mann, T. Apgar. Row 4: J. Clayton, W. Catgreave, P. Cristafaro, J. Cunliie, D. Aitherr, M. Caviglia, D. Brown, M. Alvino, A. Avati, R. Berry. Row 2: N. Cohn, Bonamico, J. Alward, J. Bolton, M. DiFiore, 7. Clark, C. Chimenti. Row 5: W. P. Cole, V. Burger, F. Cressy, J. Ambrose, A. Brozelrat, E. Brandt, L. Bradford, Berry, D. Brown, E. Betz, R. Connor, W. Brown, F. Beeuwkes, H. Andrews, N. C. Bloomberg, L. Capen, J., Carnright, B. Aldinger. Row 3: R. Daily, L. Bogart, Cooper. L. Dancer, B. Alleyne, G. Clark, E. Crawford, M. Bartle, M. Crook, W. Brueck- Q r s N,. Li .Al L. to R., Row l, Sitting: J. Douglas, N. Gaughan, S Dull, P. Foege, D. Gray, P. Faxio, S. C-oth, J. Gardner, J. Feldmann, N. Eckstoin, R. Farrell, G. Fay, H. Guyn-Williams L. Finley, P, DiNaples, B. Farmer, J. Gordon. Row 2: G. Hall, S. Frost, J. Doan, C. J. Giglio, W. Erriclrson, L. Dollcbarca. Row 4: H. Domoriian, B.'Goslam, M. D0 Stefano Griffiths, P. Hammond, B. Guenther, R. Grover, L. Hale, B. Hall, J. Forahand. Row 3: B. Falvo, R. Venton, J. Fleuren, A. Gotta, L. Famulary, V. Fohr, L. Di Naples. 32 5 - .,. JUHIURS JIT X 'L -. .,' 5 C . - A -2 W 5 on ' 1' I ' I U ,. 1 'X ', . fb - -. ,, .. '51-v . D , V I My Lvufy z X 1 , : V, .I J Miss Catherine H. Laird 5 I ' X Thomas McNulty fo R Row! Snfrng E Corlwnghf M Berry S Coren C Curneo J Cofenacr K Bobo R Coudrrer C Ackerman A Conrow J Bohr Row! B Hoffmann J Barberro Boyd C Burke E Gargunlo S Bennet! B Brooks P Browne C Bernsienn M Cabanrss Buhop Row 5 C Dovus J Comnghom B Berdohl A Carbonell N Benn J Chrlds M Cammcrano Row 3 N Anderson M Brooks R Cook A Bruno G Becker D Benner H Clark B Crccone D CoNen R Cohen T Bruno 1 A. . I in A . - - HX L X . . f . e . -3' Mr. I.. ., , :. ',. ,. ,. l,. ',E. . ,. ',. ',. ,. . :. ,. ' Ben, D. -Clark, R. Bien, G. Aleek, T. Ferro. Row 2: B. Cerrone, C. Colelli, C. Cobb, B. B. Aklus, G. Burnon, D. Corusoe, J. Beale, C. Borgman, G. Adcock, E. Coleman, C 34 gf .- L. to R., Row 1, Sitting: M. Hawn, Krieger, M. Darnall, H. Williams DeForest, J. D'Onofrio, M. Jordan K. Gamel, K. Fitzgerald, A. Gualt B. Travis, A. , N. Hight, J. , D. Durdock, ieri. Row 3: J. 1 E i L. to R., Row 1, Sitting: D. Jomolc, A. Johnson, V. Monr .tg -Y' P Edmunds, B. DelPra, Dernoriion. Row 2: J. Geile, B. Farrell, l. Discoll, M Hack, M. German, J. Garland, F. Mazza, C. Doremus, E. Geroni. Row 4: R. Kinney C. Dean, T. J. Granato, J. DeSanctis, J, McKee, D. SpendiH, A. Greenwood, P. Hubbard, J L. Hamblen, Hadley, J. Hayden, S. Palmer. Row 5: R. Ebert, R. McCullion, D. Hager, B. Flemor Geraud, R. Holla, R. Fishman, W. Ill u oe, L. Yagger, R. Pittin, E. Yodice, P. Norrnington, R. Rovito. Row 4: G. Weston, R. Weader, J. Saviero, S. Welsh, Samuelson, S. Pickering, B. Sadler, D. White, J. LeRoy. Row 2: C. Jaccbus, G. Paterson, l. Nielson, A. Ross, G. Tunstall, D. Scania, J. Walsh, G. Long, N. Tarnburella, R. L. Kissel, L. Peterson, I. Monroe, S. Smith, M. Stone, J. Murphy, L. Martin, B. McPhee. Taylor. Row 5: A. VanSchaick, S. Margerum, R. Stewart, l. Morro, T. Santoro, J. Row 3: R. While, G. Rhyne, B. lewis, D. Sohl, M. Schroeder, G. Nolan, A. Merrill, J. Olschewske, W. Parkell, J. Grambor, S. Scher, J. Vanderworken, W. Wright, W. Warren. 35 PER V x Co . ' 'fl 'lean' '. 'l Orgagli Olga 0. . l I 'I U ' -'Z 0.- o n ,oo .Ox l pu. 54, x ls.. I-.ff I A Iso '.r-'Ol f !'qfO v . Olivia: Q . 'gif Juli' 0 I P aff, in cuz.: r .Q , . 'a al 5 s I ' n . v . alo,d , D SlUllElll lIllUlllIll L lk 1 ow ra Papon r Ja ons: Kache J DeMomnn J Husernk C Schrerber P Hornberger W Brueckman P Showell R w 2 B Berger R Murphy G Alleyne R Prthn P Greene lab onskr Row 5 R Cohen W Cox B Geddes P Dorn M Smnth A P Fonskov V Ayers K Mclean Row 3 L Mutchell D Wase D Jacko Edmunds J Clayton D Lee A Perley J Cohen N Abrams J Schrenber Raw 4 G Tunstall The Student Council, the governmg body of Red Bank Hugh School, met every Monday during erghth period The aspuratvons of the group were to ralse school spmt to promote better student teacher relatuonshlps, and to lm press students wath theur responslbllnty to the school The president was Bob Papon, vlce presldent, Doug Gray, secretary, Nancy Egolf corresponding secretary Lunda Kachel, treasurer, Gwen Showell ---.....,.,,ss N y f H. ,- 'S ...A Today we -wall hear from Q lil -J - K W .D 1 ' V r l , 0 AT -, ', i 1 L 'v s 5' ' ' . 'rf L A ' ,L .. X . , I F wiv , xl I. wr f A L. Q R- R 11 D. G y, R. , M. bl k', L. I, G. . , . ', . ' , . , . , l . i . - . . I I l ' I A , A ,A -- I - T- .., iff' 'jjlif---M.. .. ,, - l ' x, Y l UQ! A ,M I --, ,l 1 K ' ' V , 'Ki I, ' J ll ' :' fs r 4 T' .N ff-4 .. gs .fr fer: 1 1 .. th. cryin! 'I ty -3 D ' .- er W ,. f' 4 ,, , f ns' 1 . ' , ' L' . I , Q Q BUCCHHEEH ,f T7 CI D or . 00000. na, neg' S-J Mr van ok This was the thirteenth year of Red Bank Hughs Buccaneer The monthly news letter vorce of the student body retalned Its pos: tlon In the prlmary class ot the Scholastrc Press Assoclatuon of New Jersey The Buc was recently awarded the coveted Stephen Cralne Award for an outstandnng article concerning tuberculosis The paper was under the capable dtrectuon Mr I Falk advisor and Susan Krassner editor Other mator positions were held by Robert Morrrs news edrtor Annette Harris and Judith Long feature' editors and Robert Grudrn sports edttor K' --W o R s A arr S Krassn o rd u e rr s o tungham on a n ersf rn n c oland Ro o m n r to e ur s S Hardln C 7 Z.. If 93 'ar to R R Butler S Krassner N Hamlun C Gerho lllllllllllll Hllllllll Slllllfll - 9 L to R, Row 1- E. Moscowitz, A. Harris, S. Krassner, B. Sadler, F. Mc u ron urphy B adler In u er ur e o r Pick P Hornberger mnco J, Baker, J, Nugent, M, Pokus, M. Slosik, D. Jacko. Row 2 P Mur r u w 5 oder u oard G unsta wa u n C n L Bas n 'Om l Becker, P. Butler, H. Rose, S, Howard, L. Norris, B. Keebaugh S McG mer on w U erard es uss mutt eMoriian, L. Rubin. Row 3 D. Benner, J. Smith, C. Scntangelo, J. Yo :ce r rerber l K hel B rr Fer r m nd R Vaughan, E. Davis, M. Ryder, N, Hamlin, B. Berdahl. Row 4 1 rn The Honor Society student at Red Bank High School is selected on the basis of service to the school, character, leadership, and scholarship. The Society was composed of approximately sixty-tive members. The Society inaugurated a tutorial system under which members ottered to help students. The social event of the year was the St. Patrick's Day dance held in the gymnasium. The Society altered its requirements for ad- mission. The upper fifth of the Junior class is now eligible. With John D'Amico as president aided by V. P. Fran McCullion, the Society was able to further its aim-service to the school. FURETISIC TLEHBUE Red Bank has become a much respected name among New Jersey high schools active in forensics. Our orators won the North Jersey Championship for 1958 in the National Forensic League tournament. At Temple University Red Bank finished fifth in competition with fifty-five schools from New Jersey and Pennsylvania. Another highlight of the season was a debate tournament held here. Debaters repre- senting thirteen schools wrangled in front of classes with teachers serving as iudges. The Red Bank teams finished first and second in this contest. Seniors John D'Amico, Ken Ashin, Robert Papon, Greg Caldwell, Meredith Shapiro, and Jay Kappmeier have been largely responsible for the rapid development of the Forensic Club. Credit for its successes should also be ex- tended to Rita Murphy, Ann Perley, Aaron Rassas, Renee Pittin, Joan Cagnassola, Wolfram Brueckmann, Tom White, Graydon Tunstall, and Roger Levin, .1 fu 1 Mrs. Diane Grebin i ' -7- .77-,., 1 T.-.,3, .,.,:..,' . . . . , f. . v , f- ,ff ,.-sg, . 7 ' , -r ,:,..1 11,1 ,:' , , . if' sk 1-,Q :f .1 s . . 'f, ?l4 ' ' 5 rm J' -,yfyq 41, - ' .sd I, 1 ,143 r A- p g V vfkgv ., , : , ,eu Q, , f s , ,Sa y 231, , . 4.. if ,. ,. 4 'T V , . 1 ' 1-.4-1 .53 Milli 1 'iii .Q .f The socio-economic aspect of the culturation K.: V3 sv - i ' L. to R., Row l: R. Murphy, M. Shapiro, B. Gelbhaus, R. Pittin, J. Cognassola, J. D'Amico, K. Ashin, B. Strucener Row 2: T. Pfrommer, R. Frederickson, P. Jablonski, B. Kemp, B. Edington, A. Rossas, J. KdDPm9leY- 41 .1-.4-ian o oo o er W Golds o C c en C Mo Caten e didn t Those to the Each person chose his own proiect to work on. The students could improve them- selves with guidance from the advisor Mr. Douglas Mcllvain. . t .: , d'cs, . Nugn, . acDonold, r. vain, . H rr' . HHCHHTCTUHHL DHHUHHB CLUB The Architectural Drawmg Club was made up of stu dents who washed to have a more concentrated study of home desugnung The only requirement for member shnp was for the student to have completed Mechamcal Drawmg I They met every Thursday after school The club enloyed a very successful first year mspured by nts advisor Mr Ruchard Allen HRT CLUB ov 1 Ah X7 Sl L. to R., low l: L. Brogdon, A. Hurless, C. Squire, W. Brueckmonn, H. Wilson. Row 2, R. Morris, C. Rice, M. Moller, L. Morrow, J. Doan, L. Mayberry. Row 3: E. Stominski, R. Snedcof, Y. Derringer, J. Morgan, R. Aldinger, N. Eckstein. Row A: B. Sculzo, R. Monteverde, S. Dull, R. Cleverly, D. Bonomico, D. Dowd. Row 5: J. Dubenitz, E. Cole, S. Hardin, V. Tunstall, J. Gordon, L, Wheeler. Row 6- B. Davis, S. Dreyfuss, C. Ryshkus, C. Holaling, P. BUUS' BUUHlHG CLUB Fazio, L. Wilson. 3 745 Thomas M. Perry The Boys' Bowling Club sponsored by Mr. Tom Perry, meets every Tuesday after- noon at the Red Bank Recre- ation Center. The purpose of the club is to provide an opportunity for the boys to bowl and improve their game. The club members hold competitive matches with each other, as well as taking part in the Shore Conference competition, The members who have obtained the highest scores during the club's weekly meetings are chosen to take part in the Conference matches and the State Bowling Tournament. .5 . L. to R., Row 1: T. Pfromrner, B. Cox, longcor, C. Davis, A. Nolan, B. Kemp. N. Bentz, S. Henderson, B. Hols - , x'1 -5 4 .4 Mr. Seymour Siegler Mr. Vincent S, Deland BIULUGU CLUB The Biology Club, a newly formed sophomore group, had one of the largest club memberships. lts seventy members were interested in continuing long range Bi- ology proiects which it was not possible to complete in class, The advisors were Mr. Seymour Siegler and Mr. Vincent Deland, the presi- dent, Wolfram Bruckman, vice-president, Larry Brog- don, secretary, Raymond Scotty and treasurer, Carol Squire. I 13 rein, Row 2. R. Frirche, P. Procopio, D. 43 i' IIC lllll 449 Row 1 J Mazza T DeForres w 2 C Ephuck A Ross Row 3 J tmgham J Cottmgham W Warren CHESS CLUB Anyone for chess'-' The Chess Club sponsored by Mr Solomon Popler met ev ery Frnday afternoon In room 309 The club taught new members and through rn ter school competntzon they strove toward becommg champions t thus fascl natmg game Mr Anthony F Trufolo CHlllEllH CLUB Turn out that llght Watch out for those prints Let me at that hypo These were some of the sounds you could have heard down un room 7 any day of the week for that was the home of the Camera Club Under the leadership of Mr Anthony lDocy Trufolo the club took pictures of many school actuvltles such as Buc etc Although there were no oflicers John Cottmgham was the recognized leader of the club Along wnth the equipment of nts members the club had Its own dark room for developing and prlntlng lt took an active part In the Eastman Kodak and Sylvania Photo contests . .. T XT' fu-Sign A ' , 1 . , lg 1 . f : f V 'A .. 1 , ov -'gf 5: ' :::.ig'1::- r .. ' ' 'L' 1' ' 1 . . ., gf- . 1 Q , Y. . . . iv I . l u . I . . .. I dances, plays, pictures for the , . , I , I L. to R., : . , . f. Ro : . I ' , . . : . COT- I 4. l h 3 N Q C' L - . ' ' NX- ' I 5. . , ' -. K 'C : ' - . ' .. I , . 0 . .- D K T . ' 1, l. to R, E Jacob: C Borgm n Mr Popler, M Reason lIHUlilllEllES The Choralettes, under the direction of Mr. Robert Spencer, met two days a week after school. This selected group was organized for the purpose of providing an outlet for girls of higher vocal attainments. They performed for community organizations, school assemblies, and service clubs. Show music, seasonal music and pop tunes were included in their repertoire. The Choir was a 2V1 point subiect which met five days a week for the third year. The group prepared programs for assemblies, civic groups, clubs and hospitals, and presented its annual Christmas and Spring Concerts. The Choir was a wonderful addition to the year's cultural training program. E' l Qu vw T7 Y2 , . .r I . X V . L. ro R., Row l M, Toscana, R. Borden, S. Dreyfuss, Row 2 L. Hendry, L. King, H, Lepore. Row 3- D. Siam, ri. Lewis, A. D'Amico. Row 4 K. Brown, G. Hubbard, B. Sad er. Raw 5 L. Bodine, J. Pope, J. DeMoriian, C. Grif- fiths Row 6 L. Beard, R. Rothstein, D. Lackus, J. Pick. Q' 2. ' 5 . Mr, Robert G. Spencer CHUIH L. to R., Row l' D. Siam, L. Hendry, P, Boyd, M, Tos- cano, S. Dreyfus, Row 2 J. Scruggs, M. Wymbs, S. Rodgers, M, Tullis, M. Dagger. Row 3 N. Merrick, L. Mitchell, J, Pope, M, Crabtree, N, Barrow. Row 4. B. Vac- corelli, J. Marks, E. Crawford, S. Phifer, H. Bowles. Row 5: G. Ryser, J. Garcia, C, Thistle. 45 4 l The purpose of this newly formed club, advised by Mrs. Natalie Fisher, was to aid stu- dents in perfecting their writing ability. They wrote short stories, essays, and poems. These were then submitted to the entire group for criticism and evaluation. The club subscribed to the Literary Cavalcade, a publication in contemporary literature. From this they were able to see what had been done in the field of modern writing. Included in their activities was a plan to enter con- tests sponsored by this publication. CHEllllVE llllilllllli CLUB LfZsARL.o'c Qlinx' gg N RLS? as A ha. 1,410 -E., 555 Hey: fa' ini 5' A,,,Y F i L. to R. S. Howard, J. Nugent, Mrs. Fisher, G. Radics lllSlltlBUllVE EllUCllllllll CLUB xlf C . ,... asf' 1' T' :fy V Senior members of Dis- 4' tributive Education classes were eligible to ioin Mr. Joseph Farrell's Distributive Education Club. The members discussed careers in merchandising and re- lated fields. Mr. Farrell took the group on a conducted tour of a New York department store. The D.E. Club hoped to have a visi- tation from another school in order to gain Mr. Joseph D. Farrell new thoughts and ideas. The officers were Angela Scalzo, pres- ident, Sam Henderson, vice-president, Dolores Kemble, secretary, Barbara Coniglio, treas- urer, and James Borden, business manager. L. to R., Row lg A. Scalzo, S. Henderson, J. Borden. Row 2: A. Parker, B. Coniglio, D. Kemhle, E. Presti. Row 3: A. Russo, J. Lcmborson, S. Trott, M. Acquuvivo. Row 4: K. Kocen, B. McKnight, R. DiFiore, P. Jiannine. Ultlllllll CLUB 5 r 1 Q Q .05 Mrs, Theodora Brown L. to R., L. Monnello, B. Gelbhaus, S. Hendry, H. Wheeler The drama club was a new undertaking by Mrs. Theodora Brown and Mrs. Diane Grebin. After discussing their individual aspirations, the members received advice on the general techniques of the drama. From pantomimes and dramatic recitation, the thespians advanced until they were ready for the production of their first assembly play 'lWho Gets the Car Tonight? fUlUHE HUillflllHllEllS . 5' The F.H.A., advised by Mrs. Marjorie Ward, met biemonthly after school. The club's ideal was that families should be together ' in everything, The hope of this active organization was to make it a. more effective group in the we school and the community. Some -, proiects were participating in ' cooking contests, aiding welfare families, visiting various places of interest, and having guest speak- ers. The otficers were: Janet Blaisdell, president, Roselyne Nor- ton, vice-president, Sue Ann Pick- ering, secretary, Julia Taylor, treasurer. Its Christmas- project led to a national magazine run- ning a story on Red Bank High's united club work. i T7 Qi' , ro- if L. to R., Row 1: H, Williams, N. Hight, M, Trammell, B. Gelbhaus, P. Lees, L. Morrow, J. Garland, J. Nugent Row 2: J. Russell, D. Siam, D. Krongelb, I. Rittermun, L. Mankoti, S. Dull, P. Grudin, J. Smith, D. Benner, Row L. Hendry, M. Shapiro, E. Norris, B. Geddes. S- Howflfd. F lllElllIH CLUB Miss A. Horlense Quinche Parlez vous bien francais? The Club Francais, under the direction of Miss A. Hortense Quinche, helped pave the way to well-spoken French. The club was dedi- cated to a better understanding of French culture and language, and tried to achieve this goal through members' participation in many proiects. Branch clubs, French circles, were operated in various class periods for those who could not attend the Tuesday meetings. FUTURE iinciifns Films, lectures, and a special trip to Trenton State Teachers' College were among the many activities of the Future Teachers' Club. The twenty members met monthly to explore the opportunities in a teaching career. They'were expertly guided by advisor Mrs. Lorraine Pazicky and officers Dale Siam, president, Joanne Suepack, vice-president, Diane Crongelb, corresponding secretary, and Carol Bernstein, recording secretary. Mrs. Lorraine A. Pazicky t-1 Q4 48 C7 1- M 4. T .1-.vs Q1 ls? x E L. to R., Row l: D. Krongelb, C. Bernstein, J. Shupuclr, D. Siam, A. Taylor. Row 2 l.. Hendry, L. Bodine, J. Gent, P- Hinfn, V. Bevslund, L. Bradford. Row 3- V- Awww, R. Lichter, S. Morgovsky, S. Alarms, P. Worthley, V. Seward, 3 ,-4 H eff liflllllllll CLUB The newest foreign language offered this year was German. Miss Andrea Manley sought to sup- plement the class by creating a club which studied the culture and geography of German-speaking countries through music and pictures. A further insight was provided when students were able to select correspondents abroad-a function coordinated by the club. Miss Shirley Whelihan , - Q 3 ,S 1 ,Q 5. 'YJ' I se' 'fi 1 Miss Andrea Manley Mrs. Irene l., Smith 79, i 1 '- L. to R., Row 1- C. Thistle, E. Lazar, R. Terry. Row 2: L. Bradford, L. King, A. Q-gt, Brozekai. Row 3 L. Beard, M. Shick, B. Stracener, B. Weller. Raw 4' P. Hubbard, 3 J. Clayton, A. Ross, C. Wolcott. I Miss Helen M. NeeH A sport for every girl and every girl in a sport is the motto of this after school program . instructed by Miss Helen Neeff, Miss Shirley Whelahan, and Mrs. Irene Smith. The purpose is to interest a large number of girls in physical, social and emotional development. This year Red Bank participated in the New Jersey State Play Day at Trenton State Teachers' College in May. They also entered the Mailogram, the state bowling tournament, Intramural sports 6, X sri provide an opportunity for approximately 300 girls who wish to participate in such sports as basket- ' . ball, softball, volleyball, modern dance and bowling. J - 'Ufwil' L 4 L. to R., Row lf 1. Geile, C. Phiter, M. Paitrinal, M. Holmgrcen, C. Johnson, P. Dotts, Row 3' S. Caren, W. Robinson, l. Monroe, M. Livingston, D. Davis, B. Davis, Cv. Seward, V. Monroe, A. Johnson, N. Hight, H. Williams, B. McPhee. Row 2: B. Brooks, J, Taylor, M. Datts, C. Sanford, l. King, J. Rudrow. Row 4 J. Weiland, J. Rosten, S. Brewer, P. J. Hopkins, D. Wingo, J. Scott, E. Russell, S. Greene, S. Bennett, K. Everman, H. lepore. Collins, H. Staples, E. lazar, J. Gordon, M. Krieger, D. Durdaclr, C. Gerhold. lHDUSlHlHl HHlS ClUB A selected group of outstanding boys who are talented in woodworking composes this year's Industrial Arts Club. Led by their able officers, Philip DeCarIo, president, Bill Ciccone, vice-president, Chris Hodecker, secretary, War- ren Scott, treasurer, the club has accomplished many worth while proiects including making the Halloween float, helping a welfare family at Christmas, and participating in the N.J.E.A. con- vention at Atlantic City. John F. Moses was the club advisor. IHRLS' BUHI lEHDERS ClUB The club was composed of girls elected in gym classes to be class captain, co-captain, squad leader, towel girl, and locker room supervisor. Advised by Mrs. Smith, the Mr. John F. Moses Wiv- V..- . yi W K. gl . - r ':t' 7 I l 1 14 '- 'R f f . .fji l. te R., Row 1: P. DeCarIo. Row 2: W. Ciccone, C. Hodecker. Row 3: R. Clayton, W. Scott, P. Songston. Row 4: D. leoger, D. Hammer, B. Schonck. Row 5: D. Wenzel, W. Sutton, T. Stryker. Row 6: W. Warren, R. Hormik, L. Bogart. that were taught in gym class. The officers were: Nancy Hqmblin, president: Carol Squire, vice-president: Lucy Wheller, secretary, and Margaret Dotts, treasurer. - club met bi-monthly. They were trained to lead the skills sa GY on 9 ..-V. 1. rub L. to R., Row 1: E. Davis, R. Butler, C. Burke, B. Brooks, S. Caren, C. Johnson, Wack, B. J. Hudso C. Gerheld, M. Poitrinal, N. Berglund. Row 2: C. Catelli, A. Sadler, L. Stein, B. Guenther, C. Squire, L. Wheeler, V. Asmun, n, R. Thistle. Row 3: N. Hight, H. Williams, M. MocMoyIe, R. Terry, M. Trammell, K. Heold, P. Dotts, J. Scott, J. Duehling, L. Mitchell Row 4: l- King, J. Rudrow, B. Davis, M. Dotts, I. Ritterman, J. Shupock, 6 P. Brown, P. Hintze, N. Hamlln, M. Stosik. Row 5: B. McPhee, K. Evermon, B. Delpra, J. Walsh, M. Jorden, L. Hamblen, N. Stone, C. Curatolo, K. , xt Standish, E. Simon. 4 .E - f Mrs. Irene L. Smith llllEltllHllllllHL llELllillJllS CLUB The International R'elations Club, advised by Mr. Henyon, met each Wednesday afternoon. This new club, of more than fifteen members, discussed the foreign policies of the United States from l8OO through the present and then moved on to study Russia and the Middle East. Through those informal discussions the group hoped to gain a better understanding of the world's problems, past and present, The officers were Ken Ashin, chairman, Greg Caldwell, vice-chairman, and Diana Benner, sec- retary. Ll-lllll CLUB The Latin Club, with Miss Mary Rice and Miss Mary Stout as advisors, met every Tuesday afternoon in the Latin Quarter. The officers included Robert Morris, consul, Virginia Berglund, scriba, and James Cunlifife, quaestor. This year, as in previous years, the club spent time in preparation for the New Jersey Classical League convention. C o R Rc 1 R Coote, D. Edelstein, B. Morris, V. Berglund, P. Hintze, J. Cunliffe. Row 2: W. Macleod M Rc o d D Wse E Cole, I. Beeuwkes, L. Pearson, I. Cohen. Row 3 S. Jaffe, E. Brandt, P, DiNapIes P Foe e Harris L Mor n J Murphy. HBRHRU CUUHMl The eighteen members of the Library Council provided our school with invaluable service. The members, who worked dur- ing their free periods, before and after school, were trained in vari- ous library skills. Senior members were eligible for college refer- ences and library scholarships. The club was under the capable direction of Mrs. Valance Tunstall, school librarian. f N f Mrs. Valance Tunstall ullfil L. to R. S. Krassner, M, Livingston, A. Wack. UHUHESTRH 3 L. to R. A. Van Schoick, B. Boyd, N. Hamlin, P. Greene, J. Mancle. 3 E- in 7 Mr. Robert G. Spencer The Orchestra, directed by Mr. Robert Spencer, met every Monday and Thursday afternoon for an hour. The group, consisting of six ac- tive members, hoped to create a foundation for a large school orchestra. Any- one who played a string in- strument was invited to ioin. The orchestra played at as- semblies and accompanied the Senior Variety Show. PHILUSUPHU CLUB Advisors-Mr. John Brzostoski, Mr. Robert Dudley. Members-Ten. Discussions on-Reality, EpistomolO9Y, Ontology, Axi- ology, Drdlism, Pointilism, Yab-Yum, etc., Platonic, Aris- totlian, Buddhist, Tibetan, American Philosophies viewed through texts, pictures and individual viewpoints. Nothing is ever resolved. Ofticers-First Brainwasher, Meredith Shapiro First Adiacent Pointer, Kenneth Ashin First Brain Dryer, Rita Murphy First Brain Truster, Renee Pittin First Brain Ironer, Sue Lichter First Brain Distruster, Richard Wiley Bolt Tightener, Mr. Dudley Bolt Tightener Emeritus, Karen Hammer Honorable Observer of Nuts, Mr. Thomas McNulty Honorable Observer of Bolts, Betty McDonald U. S. Inspector of Certihed Philosophers, Mr. Jack Needle Avatar of Adi-Buddha, Mr. Brzostoski - . . , iv.: ...JT V, ..- 0 G , . :Mx X 1, 'V , , .:J5.:g.'-5 e,gXxn0X, Q9 X X .K 1 A I .A .i .1 X ' , JV: 5 'X XS 3bb5e0o0X L z - fi ' i i git? . ot W ix t M 35 b. t Vveexoexgcxbef vc sa .KTA X,0i -je, D' V, WM F XXL 0636 Ami! N! X3 1 , i X , wt 4090 'mf ,QW 5 wt 03 Nw X X0 0 . ig Pnfss mul xxx ll - X ' Lx xc - .- The Press Club, advised by Mr. Sey- mour Seigler, enioyed a very successful year lt had a tour fold purpose: to learn more about news writing, to write news for three local papers, to plan special news features, and to learn to function as a news bureau. The Club was an asset to the school as well as a help to each X e member Qu QOYUQ 2 x OR .CXJO 'o Mt 1 ooix' saoioo be goo , do O x 'lxxefxi N N V . 'X ' gv' xx, , -f v veg 1 kqigzoo Xxxc K CVT: e CK Qxlb XXQXX ,460 XO Co Q06 50 Q 39 A N - 0 V 4 550 Co? Y is .3 it 3 ge ya'-8 xX aff x Xd.r .X I :O ,xp Q95 Q QCQX .AX X0 X0 C gig X9-5:-y vxoowo f' ,jo .. it 'xo - 0 ce' ,-.ix ' as e- i 0 , elle, 309.965 me Kjos? and x lx 8 6 -oc 0551 XX! Sxaq X801 GSX X6 5 00505350 Q' ig J A , 6-019 xceggwg- we bw -X Keflz ' b 1 . li Xa VJX ko XXOQS A62 Qian 6 Q . l . 'Z We dxf' ,4 ei' Aw - 9 e to lwax- .TKQKCTSQ QSFN Y, 9 oaxe XXX . kxc i Xwxakgdoox X28 te QC 4 055 do gat? as 5 gc QS ' ' ,AS 4 , O xv 9 . vga ,DQ K 358 Xd. 55 ,YQ X Q9 .34 z yx . if xp ef Y -Sit 1 A soft A I C og OQXSCL 1, 5605 0? 35. as 5969 bg 40346 80 l. to R R Leroy, C, Bloomberg, A, Perley, Mr, Seigler, A. bcher. 'sieve C- ' 5 0 Seq ?qzfe'b55cv90:e G yi K6 X hatagkis C N'-3' 93 fl X0 aa Q 11 o l iihDox?'vA 9 gazgtei, wc ,Aenn 4 slot nn ani w. wx . -0 wt' ktgxaga XJQQYKC ve' Y c lllllllll CLUB 0 Q L to R M Reason J Clayton A Ross Mr T McNulty The Radlo Club supervlsed by Mr Thomas McNulty and headed by presldent Mrke Reason secretary Joe Clayton and treasurer Art Ross was new to Red Bank High this year The boys met after school once a week to practlce RED lIllllSS The Red Cross Councll engoyed its thlrd successful year under the capable leadershrp of Mrs Mary Ruddy Members met monthly with the Monmouth County Chap ter The Councll carried on an actrve program of hospital and charrtable works Officers are Gwen Showell and Susan Dreyfuss for their amateur radlo lrcenses They used a radio re ceuver loaned to them by the Fort Monmouth Signal Corps School M McNulty hoped the club would even tually be able to establush a statuon In the school On lhe ,ob 'J l to R S Dreyfus Mrs Ruddy G Ateek Seated G Showell :Y 1 , , , 1 Q I .1 I A 5 . . ' Q .H n ' X rd 1. A f f p - ' , , . f. ' lllUB . ,l - - T l is hqyy 5 , . . . . 5 I . - X- 1 ' hiv 5' C' h, ' ti l Q T - 4 . JV' ' 'V-' Hsu. N. C1 on n tv' lx gn' L. to P., Raw l T. Rhyne, R. Kirkpatrick, B. Parker, H. DeSalvo, H. Selvey, G. Stranghilos, B. Gaughan, W. Armstrong, B. Bradford, C. Cressy. Row 2 N. Merrick, L. Mitchell, A. Sullivan, P. Procapio, W. Kruta, B. Weiss, R. Banner, J. Catelli, B, Milligan, J. Harrison. Row 3 S. Greene, B. Gelbhaus, M. MacMayle, R. Allen, B. Yodice, K. Sawyer, M. Pusateri, P. Parent, J. Janes SCIENCE Under the direction of Mrs. Elsie MacLeod, the Science Club took trips to many of the places of scientific interest around this area. Among others, they visited the Museum of Natural History in New York, the Hayden Planetarium, also in New York, and Fort Monmouth where they viewed .A .,- .li Raw A P. McPaland, T. Ptrammer, H. Lusk, R. Mauriell, T. Endlich, G. Ryser, B, DeAdder, J. Walsh, J. Sebastian, B. Bracken. Row 5 R. Belcher, B. Cottrell J. Howard, C. Boynton, B. Wirth, D. Levitt, J. Christman, J. Reamy, R. Rose. Row 6 W. Liebenow, P. Dupree, G. Mover, J. Miller, J. Mancle, R. Frederick' son, J. Cottingham, R. Whitehead, G, Appleyard. CLUB some of the equipment in use there. Members of the club, which numbered some l5O, were required to per- form a number of experiments during their General Science course. Ofticers were elected in each class separately. Mrs. 'AT'- M.. 2-- 7 p . Elsie Macleod sr L. to R., Row 1 Mrs. M. Bierstadt, N. Walsh, M. Stosik, T, Gettis, H. Rose. Row 2' R. Nussbaum, L. Dellapietro, M. Jones, M. Ryder. Row 3 J. Hallam, S. McGhee, J. Neuendortt, D, Sharabba. SECllElllllllll ClUB Red Bank's future secretaries composed the member- ship of this year's Secretarial Club. The girls, advised by Mrs. Mary Biersadt and led by Marilyn Stosik, pres- ident, participated in many outstanding projects. They contributed to the Welfare Fund at Christmas, typed many school records, and performed many other serv- ices for the school. For recreation they invited lecturers in various occupational fields to address them, and they spent a wonderful weekend in New York. oc i SHURL UUL HUU PUZZLE CLUB lf a chicken and a half can lay an egg and a half in a minute and a half, how long will it take for sixty chickens to lay L20 eggs? This and many other riddles can be heard from room 32 when the Short Cut and Puzzle Club is meeting. The meetings were handed over to a diFferent member each week who presented a pro- gram of his choosing. While President Dan Bonamico kept the group in order, Secretary Beth Millward took roll, and then it was every man for himself. Their ad- visor, Miss Amey Chateauneuf, gave them many math short cuts and oddities in their meetings. L. to R.: S. Brewer, D. Bonamico, R. Coot One of our more outstanding clubs is the Spanish Club. The members actively participated in Spanish games, group singing, and dramatizations. The club won recognition by entering and winning first place at -..---Q-.....?i. ----..,......,- , SPHUISH CLUB -1.10. , .1-Su -' Mr. Angel Franco lll 4E ', ..:. e, D. Edelstein, C. Cressy, Dr. A. Chclteauneuf. the Rutgers Language Day. By obtaining this position for three consecutive years they took permanent possession of the plaque that is presented. This year they repro- duced a Spanish wedding at the contest. J 4Q 9 1 X 56 L. to R., Row l S. Palmer, L, Wheeler, L. Yagger, D. Jacko. Row 2 L. Krckowitch, A. Rassus, S, Krcssne E Mosco MIS, Fulvia D, GDFFUYO witz. Row 3 L. Baskin, J. Rosten, B. Nachmias, S. Meistrich. Row 4 D, ROSS, F. Cohen, J- D0MOYlian, P. Fa - ..-. A5 .- L..T1i..,,,-V '- L ta R, J. Schreiber, Miss M. O'Conner, J. Geile, G. Tunstall, D. Benner. , - I - 4 ls' 1 - . aiif- V Mr. Anthony F. Trufolo Two seniors, Nat Phipps and Rich DiFore, led this important club. Among its many useful lobs were the setting up and operating ot the pro- iectors, tape recorders, record players, and the P.A. system. They also provided teachers with films, tapes, and slides upon request. The club was active in the field of public relations. The members also operated equipment for various charities. Mr. Anthony lDocl Trufalo was the advisor. L. to R.- J. Mazza, T. DeForest, D. Setaro, E. Hirshliff. VUUHBULHHU CLUB There is no longer any excuse for not knowing the meaning of sinecure or nugatory , Miss O'Connor proved that concentra- tion and observation can stimu- late your word mastery. The Vocabulary Club was formed primarily to aid students in their mastery of College Board techniques. lt was soon evident that etymology was a challenging mental hurdle. Members rapidly increased their vocabularies, VlSUHl HIDS CLUB y N , 4'f,,kt Banu ' f def? ,,MVh? 4, wg, ' C ?7'f?'94 15 Swag-2 in , rf m 'T z N. 6 illllJllliEllES 1 I I 3 .r YJ P N 5 5. S V 4 1 4 Q Q Y Q 4 Q- . ,- I Q ff . AA 1 Q . :l - 1 f' A ini:-I A I - ' . ' ' K ' .- I .' 1 Y ' -n +5 .' J if , Y i H' ' X - . uv 'xi it . i 3 , I 1 N Q A V A vt - P .1 A Y ' ' -r m r I i V ' A -in H Q 45 ,se:Ai5' Y lj b H' kk A , ,V 9, l 15, . T 9 T' 'M .wr .Q , fo ff... f I val, - - ? ,ri Qvlwd ' hlyqmlk. - I Q. Ag' ' ai ML, is-T . I V, ' 'rw Q' I ' f ms nl - f - 0 4, wtf ea ,...,V .RX . f- ,N ., Y ' s ' f ' ,.' 6 'Q-!3.15,9,-but-iii .ijt Y - ' . Q 'FL' , 1 , ik 1 1, . Ji' 'qi' 5 1 ' - -. 3- 'I' ' 45 Alu ,lit - f Cs. - t. str 1 rr. -- s. -rm. L. lo R., Kneeling: G. Radics, D. Kemble, N. Walsh, E. Hallo. Standing: A Gibbons, V. Rush, I' l. Bodine, M. Ryser, J. Nugent, J. long, J. Juliana, N. Hight, M. Green. 7 I l' High-stepping Red Bank High School Maiorettes, leading the band at 'F' i every football parade, have come close to achieving perfection. ' V tg, Their strutting in the HalIowe'en Parade, the Memorial Day Parade, X .:t' and the Christmas Parade added brilliance to each procession through PUT., Red Bank. A ' They participated in the Spring and Winter Band Concerts, Elks 1 Mrgjohn W Luckenbm Club Band Contest in May, and the Summer Band Concerts at Marine l' i Park. Trained in precision for these performances by John Luckenbill, they E, were constantly walking away with honors. J. Nugent . su, '5, 4 G w n ' E 1 li K X3 I x . N. Walsh pug., -2- Senior Members . Helio G. Radics 3 . D. Kemble M. Green l.. Bodine ' Senior Members 26- E. Davis . Richardson mf- A Q--. ' . Dorn , ,4,- D. shufabbq J Olsen We re from Red Bank and couldnt be prouderl .- IG if C TK 1 P D' , 9' 1 I r 4B -8-.. l i I L, to R, M. Ryser, M. Cammarano, M. Smith, K, Rosensteel, M. Stosik. l, ish S- QC.. Mr. John W, Luckenblll .ana-a-vi 9!5' Clllllll GUHHD The Color Guard, consisting of four guards and two banner carriers, was al- ways found leading the band in its various activities. At football games they took part in the half-time show by framing the band with the two flags, the banner, and a sign announcing the theme of the show. The six girls marched in the Christmas Parade and the Memorial Day Parade, Although they were a small group, they were essen- tial to the band. The Flag Twirlers were under the super- vision of Mr. John Luckenbill, Because of their previous success t'he group was ex- panded to thirteen this year. Wearing maroon and white uniforms and twirling flags of the same colors, they did much to add color to half-time shows at football games and rallies. They also performed in parades held during the year. Jo-anne McMullen and Heather Williams were co-heads. .49 o R., Kneeling J. Herbert, B, Sadler, B. Geddes, l. Wilson, J. Doon, J. Mazza. Standing, S. Bradford, E. Daub, B. Trovis, H, Williams, J. McMullen, E. Simon, P, Bru 63 THLETICS !.,O 0, .I '. s:.o:'q I .l'.?:. Q , 1,5 Q o v 'ziggy 1 . l n ! , 520: ifjfnzybou :ff z'o. 0 'D ' s 1:1 8 ' ,fp Q!! fc 'QSO' . , - f 'L ' -'iii' 10.3 1 - N' ' ' . 0 . 9 Q -- ts 'A s .J 3.3 . . I 0 Q 4 nga I :sig 'Y If ' 1v,'f. 799.0 ig ,Q P . Xxx-. I .D ..! a if' o'b- Rbkerso FUUTBHLL 6 'V' in-. .f'fd MC Anrq M w Gold on 'X 3 R Were an-Q R Cook J Hoge Off I S 'I' We Iyd T Russell SER URS BE-D BANK HIGH SCHODL J ap, Q i QI L to R Row l: R. 'OIshan lCoachl, J. Jackson, J. Vanderworken, T. Russell, D. Smith, Harris W. Rode, F. McCullion, T. Weiland, R. Scott, L. Morris, l. Wicks, B. Glisson Ulead Coachl-. Row 2: T. Karlo lCoachl, J. Hagen, I. Shomo, J. McKee, D. Wark, J. wanker R. Werner, J. Hillman, J. Sanford, N. Gatta, W. Persol, A. Gotta, A. Possessing the biggest and most experienced line in the Shore Conference, plus the able leader- ship of triple threat quarterback Fran McCullion, Red Bank had a right to the pre-season optimism it experienced in early September. However, Coach Bob Glisson had his work cut out for him in a backfield vacated by three of last year's seniors. Jackie Jackson, inexperienced sophomore who led the Buc scorers with fifty-five points, ably filled the demanding fullback spot as he spearheaded Red Bank's running attack with his powerful drive. Filling in at right halfback, junior Joe Vander- werken was a constant performer. lt was the left halfback spot, however, that was destined to con- found Coaches Glisson, Bob Olshan, Aubrey Dell'Omo and Tom Karlo for the entire season. The departure of Koert Vandervoort, speedy iunior who moved to Ridgewood, was only the first of many woes. By the time iunior George Long had won the starting position, he was sidelined L. to R., Row l: T. Russell, D. Smith, J. Harris, W. Rode, T. Weiland, R. Scott, L. Morris. Row 2: J. Vanderworken, J. Jackson, F. McCullion, L. Wicks. . i- 1+ is , gg f 1 Q is .wgrfgi Dell'Omo lCoachl. Row 3: F. Hawk lManogerl, W. Goldsmith, H. Wilson W Goslo J. DeSantis, J. Robbins, J. Milligan, J. Sellers, R. McCullion, D. Spend ff J S ee y Row 4: B. Parkell lManagerl, B. Falvo, W. Scott, R. Wicks, R. Farre B Ham B. McKnight. for the season by iniuries suffered in an automo- bile accident. Senior Richard Cook then turned in a fine performance until a broken collarbone side- lined him for the rest of the season. The suicide spot next went to senior J. V. halfback Lou Wickes, who provided one of the most pleasant surprises of the season by becoming an effective threat to opponents for the rest of the season. Filling out the backfield at quarterback for the second year, Franny McCullion provided many a thrill with his long distance kicks, his running option keeps, and his long accurate passes. At the receiv- ing end of these bombs were two of the finest offensive and defensive Shore ends, Larry Morris and Tom Russell. Russell was a standout on offense, hauling down six touchdown passes to top all Shore A ends. Both Larry and Tom were equally effec- tive on defense in containing the swift Confer- ence backs. Blliltt A '5 M .5-I Teammaies regisier anxiefy during fense momenfs of game. McCuIIion fires to Russell for fhird Youchdown pass agcinsi Middleiown. Z Russell combais defender for pass sw, fr McCuIIion picks up yardage o 'Xkeeper L to R, Coaches Kovcleski, DeIl'Omo, Glisson, Karlo, Olshan. 1 V xl JI Sandwiched between the ends were five aggressive linemen, Ted Weiland 1190 lbs.l, Bobby Scott 1200 lbs.l, Jim Harris 1220 lbs,l, Wolf Rhode 1180 lbs.l, and Denman Smith 1200 lbs.l. All performed well both on oFtense and defense with Rich Werner and Rich Balzano providing depth. Sharing the offensive center position with Harris was Jim Hagan, who also was the defensive linebacker along with Dave Wark and John Schwenker. Rounding out the defense were McCullion and Vander- werken at halfbacks. Several Bucs were honored for out- standing play. Scott was placed on three dream teams. Russell accompanied him in the All-State selections, and Smith was an All-Shore teammate. Russell, McCullion, and Morris ioined him on the All-County aggregation. Opening the season against a fired-up Red Bank Catholic, the Bucs, minus the services of McCullion throughout most of the game, prevented an upset when Long sped 80 yards to spark a 19-7 win. The following week a second-half surge gained Red Bank a 12-12 tie with under- dog Rumson. The supposed breathers became firebreathers. The score was not indicative of the evenly-matched game as Division A cham- pion Manasquan, spearheaded by John Kenny, took a 21-O victory on its way to an undefeated season. Two weeks of fantastic football fol- lowed. McCullion passed three touchdown pitches to Russell to defeat Middletown, 21-O. Revenge for the previous year's shel- lacking was grasped greedily as McCul- lion magnificently quarterbacked Red Bank to a 19-7 triumph over Asbury Park. Mc- Cullion, Jackson, Scott, Harris, Russell, Morris and company attained what thir- teen Buc teams had failed, a win against Asbury Park. Overconfidence took its measure when fioundering Freehold toppled the Bucs, 33- 12, ruining Red Bank's runner-up chances in Division A. Jackson took charge in the follow-up rebound, scoring thrice in a 33-O route of Neptune. Russell caught another pay-off pass for his thirty-sixth point, mak- ing him the highest-scoring end on the Shore. Jackson continued his rampage, scoring two more t.d.'s to provide the 13-6 margin over Lakewood. ln the season's finale, a few early-game errors gave Long Branch the impetus for a 19-0 Turkey Day victory. With a predominantly untried team, Coach Glisson had moulded a much- respected squad which compiled a 5-3-1 record. HUF' .W A -nr 1 . 7 't Y ' Scott follows blocking against Manasquan Vanderwerken rifles running pitch. . -1' BH Ll ffzlfi! X! ixx, Moms X SEN URS Ho Ccglc ,.,., X xxx 5 Q Alsfon Turnock 3 N Elllson f, If X ' I 1 Ag. , X W, f , -I v , N- , X 5 ff 1' , f McD6hough 4 'J 'x I 1 3 i . iv J D 1,9 wr If Furs? Tecm Varsity Morrns Howard Cucmglua Elllson UUHCHES 'Y' Slcven Mr Ph'PP5 Kcvcleskl 71 54.42. f 1 3 A ' - - 13- ' 1 Q4 'H gin ' U mga Q17 ' 1 4' J ,gn I 1, k x- X ' Q' ,f T My I.. fo R,, Hall, ' , , ' ' , ' ' zz. ' A Q . ff ig p' 'T ? .. Mr. ' D -sq - WA' gf 1: Q 4 P 1' E '64 Another packed house for rampag mg Red Bank A sample of Intense concentrahon of the Buc rooier Cuagha dnves for a layup ogaunsi Long Branch Moms bops Bnshops W A moment of nnspurahon before an hour of perspurahon ' J , ,La 9 tak aa . W-M W L E f l rl A Q ,' : T - - ,. X ,f iff., s , . ' . - . 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T' 4 'fi I' Red Bank had a banner basketball year, wrnnrng the Shore Conference champion shrp and Shore Conference Tournament trtle and tyrng St Rose for the Round Robm cup Coach Don Slaven, only ln hrs second year as varsity coach flred has players to l7 vrctorles and four losses The Bucs gust missed going undefeated A Conference play loslng only to Manasquan rn the final game ln Central Jersey play offs, Red Bank lost to Free hold, a team It had already beaten twlce rn the sem: final round Vmce Craglra, Paul Hall and Larry Morrls were the offenslve colossuses, whale Bob :llrson was an adept play maker Junrcr Tony Howard rounded out the startmg five Other sensors were Make McDonough John Alston and Wade Turnock A clean breakaway by Hall Red Bank long Branch e Bank 5 ose e Bank Asbury Park e Bank R Catholrc e Bank Asbury Park e Bank Freehold e Bank Neptune e Bank Mrddletown e Bank Manasquan e Bank B Calholuc e Bunk Asbury Park e Bank long Branch 9 Bunk Freehold 0 Bank Neptune ed Bank Mrddlelown ed Bank Manasquan e Bunk Pt Pleasant e Bank Matawan 2 Bunk Keyport 6 BURR Freehold I in ll ll I ' I I 53 49 R d 62 Y. R 59 R d 54 , 74 R d 62 R. . ' 58 R d 78 . ' 53 Red Bank 7l . Long Branch 51 R d 64 56 R d 57 44 R d 78 ' 61 R d 62 50 R d 49 R. . ' 50 R d 56 51 R d 56 44 R d 66 60 R d 69 . . 53 R 89 . ' 78 R 69 7l R d 85 . 70 R d 68 . 47 R d 56 . 30 R d 62 69 Under and up Over and IH s BllSEBHll ,, .c I I 0 is I Alston C Colmorgen F McCullnon P Hall 48507 Elllson D U 1 Coach Robert Olshan welcomed a l959 baseball squad which contamed nlne ex perlenced sensors who provuded a note of optnmlsm for the forthcommg season The returning seniors to the varsity squad were Denman Smuth Fran McCulllon Robert Elllson Paul Hall Robin Vaughan Robert Shoemaker Johnny Alston Carl Colmorgen and Taylor Schanck These boys had three years of squad play behund them The Bucs finished the 1958 baseball season wlth a record of seven wms and seven losses hlghlughted by two trnumphs over Red Bank Catholic The first game of the season was at Mnddletown where the Bucs sulTered a 3 l loss The second game was defeat for the Bucs on their own Vw to Long Branch 4l They suf fered defeat to Asbury Park 6 l was beglnnlng to change when defeated Neptune 43 Finally town rivals whom we defeated Bucs outhlt a d out classed Mud 'IO 0 The n wo games were Long Branch and Freehold beatlng M asquan 42 Red upset by A 5 4 The Bucs season or by trummmg 30 and 4 asquan hut team U The Bucs ended season y kn kung oFf the -5 B Shoemaker M fylr IL4 7 R Vaughan l B. 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Mr. Baker Brandon Goldsmnth Havnland 1 Hawk Fxfx McDonough M llI9Gn Werner f-gf' Wnlluams Glnsson -o- Dell Omo When track season opened thus year Coaches Bob Ollsson and Aubrey Dell Omo were mak mg no prednctlons They sand however that our hopes In Shore Conference competltlon were and Jackle Jackson all letter wmners estab lnshed themselves as formudable competutors A strong contender for state recognition again this year Moms last season broke two school records In the hugh and low hurdles Last year s team won three of tive dual meets Morris and McDonough were outstandlng class men for the squad ln has second try for state honors Larry emerged af the hugh lump tutlust Practice was held afterxchool at our athletuc field under the wnenllancd of Coach Glnsson and Assustont Coach Dell Gmc A W' e is l W N I 1 J , 3, J ' ' Mr. ' - E, f Q ff -if M 1 I 55. Mr. t looking bright. Larry Morris, Michael McDonough , , I V . .C X S . . s . I n , 9 X McDonough whirls about as he sets himself to uncork a distance discus toss. K4 'ti' Www ,Wa N .15 , W ' Wsfli, wi J' 2, 1 .Wag nr! Brandon sails throisgh the air, displaying fine broad lump form, during practice. Senlo Members Schanck Snuften CROSS UUUlllllU so l. Bogart Mr A en Lack of student enthusiasm rumed Coach Duck Allens buuldmg program for the Red Bank cross country team The absence of a course again re manned a local problem Coach Allen moved has charges from the madequate flat Athletlc Fleld to the Tower Hull property for more advantageous tralnlng Struggling through the strenuous runners grind sensors Taylor Schanck and Paul Snlffen led the team Schanck was a four year member of the team Smffen ran has baptlsmal season The scores of the three meets were Asbury Park 37 Long Branch 18 Red Bank 76 Freehold 17 Red Bank 38 Brick Township 20 Neptune 80 Red Bank 90 Schanck logs over course L. to R., Row Y: D. Hammer, P. Snitlen, B. Warren, B. Mawby. Raw 2: G. Nugent B Fle a er Tho n, . , . II . ' r , . . I . , . , I I .I . . 6 li . l A I n q : I I I I I I . I I 'itil .f ', X ,' 1-3' ff' V1lw G,-I nf-will Ju km Rafy blasts out of sand trap 4,-1' Mazza's backswung forecasts a long drive comung up Howard measures puttlng dlslance for hurdle Coach Frank J Pmgatore The past few seasons Red Bank s golf squad has been on the upruse Thus year wnth veterans, Jummy Rafy Jr Tony Howard Frank Mazza and Mike Waldman a transfer student from Mlddletown Red Bank can expect another suc cessful season Under the tutelage of Mr Frank Pmgatore the Bucs last year entered the State Group A as an underdog and emerged second only to Lakewood Rafy won several tournaments last summer shownng steady Improvement and match wnnnmg determunatlon and concentration 79 lEllllIS Coach .Q-'-' ' ri:-u-dk ii 1 hx F1 . wiv Mr Potter ff YQ. 3 R' 'H MXN .3 xx.: Wrth the core of last years successful tennls team havlng returned Red Bank readled for a successful season Larry Brogden Tom Russell and Kansas transfer student Jlm Harris brughtened the outlook for Coach Harold Potter The team had first duvlsron potentual Brogden prepared for the season by wlnnmg several tourna ments durmg the summer BIIIIS' SPIIIIIS Girls' Sports enioyed a busy and suc- cessful year under the direction of Mrs. Irene Smith, Miss Helen Neeff, and Miss Shirley Whelihan. The bowling division of the intermural program had regular at- tendance of one hundred and five girls, the largest turnout ever. New activities were added to this year's program. Among them were the Modern Dance and the Tumbling Clubs. Red Bank again was ac- tive in the New Jersey Athletic Association for Girls. School representatives partici- pated in the annual Play Day at Trenton State Teachers' College where they com- peted with one hundred other schools. Keep them straight Having a ball E Swish V i J. 6. nyc j 'tif-' fi Eff Ya' 1 .X A . Mrs, Irene L, Smith Miss Shirley Whelihan Miss Helen M. Neeft , I , ' VX la K 11 EATURBS 1 0, U v If 'Wx Jr uffk tmsnrm SYRNGTIBF rf' 'mi 'Bm l-SX? ULHSS HISlllRU ln September of l955 our class entered as Freshmen determnned to become the richest and finest graduating class to leave Red Bank Hugh School To and us In our accompllshments were our advisors Mrs Ruth Kung and Mrs Mary Blerstadt We began to burld up our treasury by sellmg ads for the Band Concert program and by pressuring parents and a few strangers to buy those ever popular magazines' Our president whom we almost lost was Jrm Hagan and assnstmg ham was vlce president Jeff Stlves We all remember the Modern Lnvlng trnp to Trenton Mr C K Bomberger who smce then has left our teachlng staff and the won derful tame we had at the Frosh Soph Hop In the settmg of an Oriental Sprmgtrme ln our Sophomore year our presndent was Francns McCullron and vnce presldent Robm Vaughan We supplemented our growmg treasury by sellmg cakes to starvmg students on half sessron days The year dldn t have a dull moment The usual routme was enlrvened by a slight fire In the boiler room a Bnology trap to New York Cnty a few bomb scares lthe latest fadl a mysterlous exchange of desks between the English and Geometry room lstall unsolvedl bltlng our nanls wnth Mr Dell Omo whale wanting for a llttle bundle of happuness and loslng our appetites dnssectmg frogs and various other animals In the Biology Lab Under Pans Sknes theme As Juniors we were led by Incumbent Robm Vaughan and Graydon Tunstall Kaputmk went the world s equllrbrlum as the Space Age was ushered ln wlth Russia s Sputmk We once more added to our ommvorous treasury by presenting a Jumor Play entltled That s My Cousm The play was a smash hut and brought forth many chuckles especnally when Roger Wells and Carl Colmorgan cavorted an long red underwear Our class rmgs arraved and we all wore them with prnde In addntlon to our rmgs we sported new advusors Mr Stephen Skakandy and Mlss Andrea Manley Struggllng to learn Hamlets famous solsloquy our Englrsh classes earned a respite to vlew the Broadway presentation of Look Homeward Angel U . . . I . . I I . . . . . . I . u 1 I - . , . . I 1 . . . I . . . I Fl - , 55 s . . . . I . . . f sf. ,Qs I isa 6... l' Fisi i' - . . . 143. , us, Hugh-laghtmg the year was the Frosh-Soph Hop, whrch employed an any xx . . Il . rf A 4' . I. ' T , T, H' T t W . , -W . . . , . ' ' KX I ' ll ' WD I . , . , . . , . . I U . . . ,, Il A The JSR whlch was held under water In a AqlClua Fantasy was a bug success One of our mqulrmg chaperones was a perambulatmg German Shepherd who seemed to be enloylng himself :mmensely That year our school had a slnght addutuon In the form of the breeze way commonly mck named the freezeway ln September of T958 that classlc annum arrlvedl We were SENIORS the all knowmg all powerful rulers of the school' Assnstlng us was our new asslstant advisor Mr .lack Needle who replaced Mr Sko John D Amlco was our persplrmg prexy aided by Veep Bull Showell Our fabulous treasury reached a new hugh with the Income from the football program hot dog stand and Sensor Musical Good News Variety was added to the hectlc year by our Chemlstry Lab where we left our mark lon the cellmgl and our llbrary almost floated out to sea because of a slight dramage problem College acceptances a small rlot at a basketball game arson ln the gurls lavatory split sessions and the construchon of a new addrtlon accompanied by the ever present flre drulls Increased the speed to the yearly vortex The Sensor Prom was grand as we all expected Held In the Monterey Hotel wlth muslc supphed by Joe Payne and hrs band the event provuded a night we wlll remember lt had come' Graduation' Muxed wnth tears and laughter we sand good bye to our Alma Mater and thanked Dr Gregg Hlbbs Mr Royal Huntze and Mr Wnllard Brownmg for the wonderful 'obs they had done After waltmg four long years for that glorlous day we were sorry to leave but dld so knowmg that we had reached our goal m beung the flnest class to ever graduate from Red Bank Hugh School is FHUSH SUPH HUP 111111111 .....ii-4 ln our Freshman year we helped the Sophomore class to prepare for our first bug soclal event rn hugh school the Fresh man Sophomore Hop The gym was beau trfully decorated to represent an Orlental Sprrngtrme We danced among the cherry trees at the base of Mt Fulrama to the musrc of Mr John Luckenblll Under Paras Sknes was the theme rn our Sophomore year The EuFfel Tower the bright checkered table cloths of the cafe tables the fountain and the small shops that lrned the gym gave an arr of authen tlcuty to the scene Mr John Luckenbull and hrs band agam supplied the musrc Gym decoratlons for our Frosh Soph Hop Under Pans Skies L to R Nancy Reusulle Prlnce Vincent Claglra Prmcess Nancy Egolf Rlchard Frncllr - 35. . .f ' ' A W u S v W. I ,,. 1-h 'Q 6 it V . I ' Q . I r V x. 4- r 1 K Y. , ,I W I v f Q .n 1 ' ilu , M 'l K 48 A , , f I A f: f K ' I I - . , ,, . - ' ll l X . .. T ' ' ul ' lu L ll ' ' ll ' A K 1 . 1 l ,L 1 . . - X . . 1 1 . as . . . . 1 ' If , , . . YI .Q . Q l X J ,av N Ag rf e Q 'ef .1 ff ' 1 I 4 Q A .1 11,1 1 .if z ' X 6:31 t J.S.ll. ui tio if afmsj Nw' As Juniors we worked diligently to present Aqua Fantasy to the graduating class. Highlighting the underwater decorations was a huge anchor at the base of which was a treasure chest full ot gold. We danced hap- pily to Pete Galatro's band which played between the halves of a tremendous shell. Pictures were taken in front of a beautiful aqua-land castle. This year we were presented with Under the Big Top . After our invitations were taken at the ticket booth we were guided into the merriment of the circus. The special attrac- tion was the revolving carousel with its toy animals. Music was provided by Al Fazone's band. Five fish get together L, to R., June Yodice, 'King' Fran M:CuIlion, 'Queen' Nancy Walsh, John Milligan tt 5 'ii in f YQ, r . . N.- Fifi w 4' 5, ,, , 4, 4 87 4 ' ' M J' A l ' i T 5 . E' 'us is cf, 'I f . , . ,,- i I. 2 -', h i Sv .W W s. 5. 'T '-vi JUlllllR That's My Cousin, a colorful comedy written by Kurtz Gordon, was produced by the Junior Class at the River Street Auditorium on February I3 and 14, 1958. The play begins when two cousins inherit a broken-down dude ranch. With the aid of the local banker's son, who loans them some money, they manage to fix up the ranch, renaming it the Uranium Dude Ranch. Problems arise when the owners have to figure out schemes to hold the guests. These include an attempt at a genuine Western atmosphere, fake uranium discoveries, and a hold-up. The complications are cleared when uranium is really discovered. B.V.D. Brave-ry The scene that held up the show 7 4. PLHU L. lo P. R. DwF1o1e, T. MuHer, N Egoif, R. Buvler, D. Siom, J. Olsen R. Kcorellcn, D. Jacko, S. Gerard C. Coin-orgen, R, Wells, J. Nugent J. Cogncssolc, M. RUF, K. Murphy F, MCCuH1or1, Fl. Cook, J. Milligan R Dickerson, R. ERerrz, W. Gold smith, . if li-KJ! I' v J' ' ,f 7. g 1 1 ff 5 I Or ,,. r 'I 4.11 1 Vt, Q.: . ,. 149 sf Lk ' . n 4 P If x 'LMT The Good Ne s cho s at the fno ehec xW Tift Good News a musucal comedy hut of the l93Os by Laurence Schwab and B G DeSylva was produced by the seniors on March l8th and l9th The show which had a collegiate setting presented the trnols of a football hero with astronomy and love gust before hrs biggest game Tom Russell Red Banks own dynamo on the grrdnron ably portrayed the strugglmg Tom Marlowe He was assnsted an hns astronomy lessons by tutor Connue Lane lKaren Haffal and aided In the subqect of love by Pat Blnghcm lNancy Egolfl Wnth space added by the conflict between Beef Saunders Ulm Harrlsl ond Bobby Randall lBllI Goldsmlthl over o certam Babe ODay lLoulse Groverl the show gomed memorable momentum lneb ated sy :opal Good Noo h M Sko Cad lIac'9 C0lliC?. Supportmg roles were astronomy Prof Kenyon lRob Kapreluanl the worried coach Bull Johnson lBlarr McKnlghtl the plcked on team trainer Kearney lCarl Colmorgenl and the poor mixed up freshman Sylvester lJay Kappmererl Other malor parts were Mullre sorornty slster played by Roxanne Thnstle Flo played by Dale Slam a bandleader Jack Dupree and Wmdy and Slats respectively Bob Shoemaker and Make Gugluo Songs such as Good News Lucky an Love e Best Thnngs ln Lufe Are Free and On The Campus provvded a pleasmg atmosphere lllllfClllllS It 5' Mr Spe ce ss We S eg The choruss slngmg and dancing correlated the show well lt conslsted of Lrnda Bodune Nancy Walsh Gall Raducs Ann Cuazza Joanne Walsh Margo Smlth Joan Olsen Ruth Borden Beverly Sadler Barbara Ever man Julva Taylor Susan Lrchter Dlanne Sharabba Beth Daub Carole Rlchardson Lunda Hendry Pat Bruno Jud: Russell Nancy Pungutore Suzanne Dreyfus Judy Glover Tom Coblanchr Jlm Hagen Dave Borgeson Stan Havu Smnth Rlchy Cook Bob Duckerson Frank Smuth The mdlspensable and of Mr Robert Spenser Mass Martha Lee Wels Mr Seymour Selgler and various com mlttees plus the hard work at endless rehearsals by both dlrectors and cast helped to produce a commendable show Spencer are you sure thus boys have three eyes? Look what the breeze blew m Late rehearsal Russell to the rescue Ot course theyre educahonal toys' C mon seven' . I . I . . . i . - . I b A 1 . 1 ' Q ' . ' ' ' , a ' , 0- . . s I ' ' L: ' 2 1 , ' A ll Ill ll ' ,ll llTh A . - ll H H . n r Mi rs Mr. i I , . . . V L, .. .-5. , ' ' ' , 4, , 3 . , , , , , I it . . . . Lie eq 9. I 1 1 1 1 W 7 ' 1 1 I ' ' A . . . W .V - h 1 ' 1 1 I 1 ' 1 . 1 l 1 1 . Y I A I V' I ' . I I I . .I . I I .- . K V land, Eric Butler, John Baker, Earl Richmond, Denman 5 . , . , . I . . W . . I . I I xl J V -lata' ' ' ' ' 9' x I ' V K, Mr. I . , ,, to . 5' . fix, J ' .gf if -' A. .I as--ff SEHIUR Hllllllll SEICIETU v-1 Thtrty eight sensors were elected to the T959 Honor Socuety Mem bers engaged rn servuces to the school such as tutoring and guldzng vtsltors The club was ably headed by .lohn DAmtco prestdent Francls McCulllon vtce president Beverley Sadler secretary and John Baker, treasurer lt met under the super vuston of Mr Stephen Skakandy and Mass Anlta Podell twtce monthly I' 'K T? x1 1. o w r c u non rmco er en ow H w Norris ebaugh S McGhee R w 3 G R h E 1 d R gh cvrs w B r Russ math ut e s In ra ner os owl z os: D Jo ko S Geror w 6 A orrrs I o us Ru t SEHIUR EXECUTIVE BUHHD Under a new system of weekly meettngs the Senior Executuve Board led the class through a very profitable and excltlng year Members, who were elected by each senior homeroom organized the operatnon of the football con cesslon, mor musical, Senior Prom and graduatton The Board was dlrected by the class officers John DAmlco president, Bull Showell, vlce presndent, Ken Ashnn treasurer, Jay Kappmener, assnstant treasurer, Luz Norrls, secretary Renate Butler, busmess manager, and Joan Olsen, asslstant busmess manager They were asslsted and prompted by Mxss Andrea Manley and Mr Jack Needle sensor class advisors om-Q1 Q Hammer E Dovts ? if ESV A Q X I. . 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AL Kapumeter tey M ul ton J Ha rw s t u r Norms mtco awe sen e s S Brad ard Mcskowttz ec er -llll Entrance to the Hotel Monterey XX The Sensor Prom our last bug event before gradu atron was held at the Monterey Hotel tn Asbury Park Everyone enloyed a delncuous roast beef dinner topped of? by chocolate cream ple We danced to the music of Ltttle Joe Lrttle The Prom committees worked diligently to make the evenlng a success Sandy Bradford headed the plannmg commettee and Bob Papon took care of securnng the band K1 5 B . if xi ' Aft ' . I , 1 Hr M gs ' C . 2 The Hotel Monterey ii dm X SRM N'5f -EH 'f 6 AJ L 45x-ifN f 5173 gy, i.....,vg ML? X 3? i J Q 1: C ,, 1' K . X A f - '- Friendliesi Jim H liz Norris I 11,1 Q X 1' 4' fi ' Q 'ax , f , ' ' , ' E1 ' 0- 34 , 1 , ,f A , f if? xfxf' FX f f 7 NV I 125 ,J ff f X f ' , K - - 5 4' 1 :- Mos! Intelligent luci Rubin Ken Ashin Q eva K' X fn Q.,-r' 'Y' 4rlL X d W -r' X 9 flh!-XX V , 'N T.. 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Akf ,XF 3 h. .1 P F I lx l Q5 AVX4' fa J M if an CIHSS UIIII Mary Ann Acquavlva do hereby bequeath my seat nn perrod 2 Hnstory to .Iosephme Mazza gladly Paul Aalrens do hereby bequeath my chermstry text book to Helen Robinson Sulcs Alkcns, do hereby bequeath that all who engage In work tor gruduatron, reverse and work for work: sake-youll get farther John Alston do hereby bequeath my horse backmg talent my tour teen ounce pool cue and my crooked Wnllres to John Chnlds Sondra Amone, do hereby bequeath my drrty sneakers and rapped up gym sunt to Mrss Neeft Kenneth Ashm, do hereby bequeath my bnef case to Mr Henyon Vnrgumu Asrnan do hereby bequeath the elements of chermstry to Mass Yetmcn Sally Austen, do hereby bequeath my Hnstary seat to Maureen Cabamss another vrctnn to be frozen by Mr Henyon John Baker do hereby bequeath my Iucky hat to Muss Wers lass Becker, do hereby bequeath my mfenonty complex to an under classrnan wrth a superronty complex Gayle Beebe do hereby bequeath all my used seats rn RBH S to my srster Lynne Joseph lomncasa do hereby bequeath my vscrous crewcut to George Adcock Janet Blaosdelt, do hereby bequeath my paper chps to Sue Prckermg for use In Mr Henyons Htstory :lass Brenda Blake do hereby bequeath my good marks an Hustory to my brother Charles and my gtrI frnend Shnrtey Lmda Bodme, do hereby bequeath my unequnpped lab desk to any good detective un the .tumor class James Borden do hereby bequeath to Mus Kelley her second pernod History class Ruth Borden, do hereby bequeath my stughtly used gym sneakers to any underclassman who doesnt know how xt feels to have shoes on and go barefoot at the some trme Davld Borgeson do hereby bequeath my strtts to Audrey Edmunds to page up Red Mountam Mary Bowles do hereby bequeath my smgmg abrhty to my srster Hazel Sandra Bradfurd do hereby bequeath my way wuth drctators lSxmon Legreet to any up and comrng slave Atcalde Brandon do hereby bequeath alt my old rusty bent, and broken paper chps to Mr Henyon Phrtup Bretz, do hereby bequeath my books, my locker and my desk In Mr Ds Ing dass to Frank Mazza Wrtham Brown, do hereby bequeath to the Class ot 1979 my trarnen dons fortunes so that they may htre Lester Lamn Futuna Bruno do hereby bequeath my unusual drnvmg abshhes wuth Mr Carhart to my srster Carat beloved prmnpat Sylvra Bubo, do hereby bequeath the boys shower room at Fort Mon mouth Freld House to Lynme Drrscall Phalop Buell do hereby bequeath a box of paper chps and a new rotary to Mr Henyon Laura Burgess do hereby bequeath all of my sweetness to Irene Monroe Renate Butler do hereby bequeath my Cha Cha and Samba obohty to Dcvud Wmheld Eruc Butler do hereby bequeath a shovel to louu A Halt Joan Cagnussota, do hereby bequeath to Marta Schroeder my gym surl and shower towel to be used as seen ttt Ann Calzza, do hereby bequeath my woolen holey gym socks to the Ryser twms Ihavent been washed rn a yeart Gregory Caldwett, do hereby bequeath one dozen wettmtegrated facts to Mass Kelley Jeannette Carney do hereby bequeath my red ortcloth book covers to Mrss Kelley George Carson do hereby bequeath nothmg but Iove to alt the teachers Joseph Caruso, do hereby bequeath my shyness to the Ryser twms Joseph Cotenacr do hereby bequeath my abuhty to drstmgunsh schhr from schmuttz to Squnrt Spatcher, Alrce Okerschmuttz and Ann Pug Pen Herbert Chameroy do hereby bequeath one whtte sneaker to the who :tote the other one Vmcent Cragha, do hereby bequeath my seat tn Mrss Kelleys room to Donna Gray Marlayne Cnano, do hereby bequeath to Joan Catenacn my many ways ot gethng out of trouble Robert Clayton, do hereby bequeath my Hlstory and Enghsh books to Pete Lucas Atmura Cobb do hereby bequeath my dancung obntnty to Maureen Cabanas Thomas Cohrancht do hereby bequeath my supreme drmng abrhty to Mr Stanley Carhart Nlcholcs Codtspoh do hereby bequeath my 47 car to Frank Grosso Carl Cotmorgen do hereby bequeath my hall patrol duty to Bonnae McPhee Barbara Comgho, do hereby bequeath my abutrty to get along mth Mass Neel? to any lumor gurl who wants some fun In her senior year Rnchard Cook do hereby bequeath two bent trees and c paxr of hre tracks to Barbara Mrlhgan Mary Cornwell do hereby bequeath my gym sneakers to the gym closet Nancy Cotgreave do hereby bequeath my rags bobbyptns and bun to Mus: larrd und Mrs Bnerstadt Wlltlam Cox do hereby bequeath one bowlrng shnrt to Mass loversxdge Mark Crook do hereby bequeath my name to anyone who wants It provudmg they mamtann my honest reputateon Watson Czerwmskr do hereby bequeath my great French ubvbty to Sue Johnson James Doehlmg do hereby bequeath my broken pencnts to Rocky John DAmlco do hereby bequeath my remedrat work to Mrs Brown Margaret Damels da hereby bequeath my seat In Mnss Kelleys class to Susan Sheard Elizabeth Daub do hereby bequeath a Hamboyant blush ta any tumor who wants rt Phulup Duvadson do hereby bequeath one broken basketball pump to Harold Snedkat Brenda Davrs do hereby bequeath my great ubtluty and talent an basketball to tPeanutI Ednth Wtlleams Ellen Davrs do hereby bequeath my megaphane to Mr DeIIOmo Phrlhp DeCarlo do hereby bequeath my massrve physnque to Allred E Newman louuse Dellaprero do hereby bequeath my smellmg salts to Mrs Smnth Ior use un Frrst And Classes Robert Dlckerson do hereby bequeath one bald 5 50 I5 ture to Doug Gray for hrs hot singer Rtchard DrFuare do hereby bequeath my abulsty to cantam my euruastty where someone else rs concerned to Muss Latrd Patrncoa Dorn da hereby bequeath my room whsle Im an college to Bonnne McPhee who Inves too Iar out an the stacks Suzanne Dreyfuss do hereby bequeath my seat nn Mrss Kelley class to Judy Pope and my French drrvnng ptllow to Jan Dubmutz John Dupree do hereby bequeath my pear shape to Norman Deacy plus my mascuhne abrtrty to the poor undernouvtshed freshmen Raymond EHertx do hereby bequeath my car the Green Hornet any worthy tumor Nancy Egolf do hereby 'bequeath my band unrfarm to Nancy Hnght Robert Elhson do hereby bequeath a partson of my many talents to be evenly drstnbuted among the bays of RBI-IS pravndmg they dont get concerted Barbara Everman do hereby bequeath my Iabulous two hour mght at Bounce McPhees to any fool wha wants nt Rechard Fay do hereby bequeath my .mckname the bng hopper t any lucky guy and my charr an Mr Henyon s Hustory class to Rudy Borneo Wulham Fme do hereby bequeath Sensor Englrsh to the dog who stole my books Joyce Garrett, do hereby bequeath my drawlng abnlnty to louis Monroe and George Hall Mrldred Gaslun do hereby bequeath my typrng abrlrty to Barbara Wnckes Susan Gerard do hereby bequeath my freckles to Louis Hall Barbara Geddes do hereby bequeath my Hag to Freddie Cressy Theresa Geths do hereby bequeath my henght to Nick Tnguh Mrchael Grgho da hereby bequeath Pat Moran Ia the next perk who maght take her out Judnth Glover do hereby bequeath my abrlrty to climate basketball to Gwen Showett Joann Goddard do hereby bequeath to some unlucky underctassman my gym lack whxch never opens Walluam Goldsmlth do hereby bequeath my punt centering talents to hm Scntord Janet Wuttsam Grant do hereby bequeath my gym sunt to the stoh who stole my sneakers Suzanne Graves, do hereby bequeath my gloves ta Walter Cotgreave and my homework to my brother Paul Madelme Green do hereby bequeath my southern accent to all those wha are not as lucky louise Grover do hereby bequeath my long hour and Ihrtatrousrless to Charlene Stosuk and Marcre Poutrrnal Otto Guenther do hereby bequeath my saxophone ptaymg to Arran Rassas Karen Haffa do hereby bequeath the good times at Senror Show re hearsal to the Class of 1960 James Hagen do hereby bequeath my teeth to any deservrng football player who may need them next year Estelle Hallo do hereby bequeath my abnhty to tolerate drum players to any gurl who thanks she can Paul Hall do hereby bequeath my talents on the hardwood to Wntham Smuth and George Halt Judith Hallam do hereby bequeath my love PI for school to Donna lcversldge Karen Hammer do hereby bequeath my abulnty ta drop lunch trays to Lynn MacKay Soma Hancock do hereby bequeath my southern accent to Sue Rogers I hope the teachers can stand It James Harmyk do hereby bequeath my btlny to use t fort t Bonme McPhee Charles Harrington do hereby bequeath my baseball shoes to Hursy Wrnrow and may he use them better than I dnd Annette Horns do hereby bequeath my eyesnght to Renee Prttm James Horns do hereby bequeath my scholarly attitude tlokelj to Pat Reussulle Stanley Havnland do hereby bequeath my Slenderella walsttme to Norman Deacy Frank Hawk d hereby bequeath our ftoatvng lotta game to he next study hall rn the auditorium Rschard Helm do hereby bequeath my horse to Peggy Santoro Judrth Helser do hereby bequeath my Englush knowledge to Mr Falk Sammue Henderson do hereby bequeath my frst perrod U S Hnstory book to Miss Kelley Lunda Hendry do hereby bequeath paper bag book covers to Carol Bernstem provnded that she has Miss Kelley next year Susan Howard do hereby bequeath my old Bus books to the next ad manager Bruan Hulse do hereby bequeath to Muss Kelley my book entntled How to Get Down to Brass Tack: Duane Jacko do hereby bequeath my long harr and artnstuc abtttty to my suster Peg Damel Jesel do hereby bequeath my Hnstary outltnes ta Mr Henyon Phnlrp Jnannnne do hereby bequeath my dimples and ways with ants Ib Donald Rosen Barbara Jones do hereby bequeath those Iosnng werght exercnses ta Mnss Neeft Jay Kappmeler do hereby bequeath my specific and selectuve com posutron to Mnss Kelley Harald Keprehan do hereby bequeath my knowledge QI astronomy and banknng to Charles Kenyon and Bramwelt Up DeGraH s II . 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I, - , Eluzabeth Norrus do hereby bequeath those fullback legs to Doug Gray Jane Nugent do hereby bequeath my pre game nerves and worn out phone to Judy long and Nancy Hught Ruth Nussbaum do hereby bequeath my crazy outlook on lute to any one who us wullung to thunk the way I do Patrucua Olschewske do hereby bequeath my durty beat up sneakers to Muss laurd Joan Olsen do hereby bequeath one box of tussues to Mr Safta Andrew Ondrey do hereby bequeath my seat un Chemxstry to Claure Bloomberg Stephen Osten do hereby bequeath the fun of presentung Good News to future senlor shows Robert Papon do hereby bequeath my gavel yoke book Roberfs Rules of Order and laryngxtus to the next Student Councul presudent Audrey Parker do hereby bequeath my abuluty to druve to Karen Walsh Nathan Phupps do hereby bequeath my weught to the l963 football team they need tl Nancy Pungutore do hereby bequeath my dancung abuluty to Muss Wen Eduth Prestu do hereby bequeath my seat un Muss Kelleys class to my cousun Patty Franklun Joseph Procopuo do hereby bequeath my books and my seat un Mrs Brown s Englush class ta my fruend James Mazza John Quugley do hereby bequeath a Jersey Skuters water skus to Bruce Edungton Werner Roab do hereby bequeath to Mr Farrell my long trousers whuch are always un hugh water Gaul Raducs do hereby bequeath a strung to Mr Mac so he can tue hus pencul to his desk Muchael Ratt do hereby bequeath my sax to Aaron Rassas who IS un need of a good one James Raty do hereby bequeath my pars and burdues to Frank Mazza and Tony Howard Barbara Reevey do hereby bequeath my druvung abuluty to Beverly Epps Georgtonna Reevey do hereby bequeath my seat un all to Ruth Berry Barbara Keebaugh do hereby bequeath the faculty of RBHS ta my brother Bruan wuth my best wushes Dolores Kemble do hereby bequeath my blond locks to Terry lucusano Kenneth Kocen do hereby bequeath my good marks to Sue and my good looks to Bob Class of 63 Susan Krassner, do hereby bequeath my old uournalusm notes to the freshmen on the Buc Joan Lamberson do hereby bequeath my seat tn Mtss Kelleys peruod 2 Huslory class to my cousun Jnmmy Granato Donald lewus do hereby bequeath my cool dushlng to my brother Vurgul Lewus Sandra Lewus do hereby bequeath to Charles Clamdugger Doremus my best clammung rake Susan ltchter do hereby bequeath my gym suut and sneakers to my two susters Rosalue and Karen Mary luvungston do hereby bequeath my love for sungung to Barbara Farmer Kenneth Macadam do hereby bequeath my short haur to Bobby Accerra Joseph Malunconuco do hereby bequeath beung boss of the band to Frank Grasso Frederuck Mancuso do hereby bequeath the hard tumes l had un Mr Ruh s shop to anybody who can take ut Robert Mann do hereby bequeath my algebra and buology books to George Hall the most popular boy un RBHS Roland Marchetti do hereby bequeath my peanut butter and lelly sandwuches to Mr Henyon Cluliord Marchuon, do hereby bequeath my seat on Mrs Fushers room to Bruce May Francus McCulluor1 do hereby bequeath my false tooth to June Yoduce Eluzabeth McDonald do hereby bequeath the warm seat on the bus and the floor board on the rught hand sude of my car to Butch Ames Muchael McDonough da hereby bequeath my safety puns to next year s basketball team Shurley McGhee do hereby bequeath my helpful lrttle campanuon 20000 Wards to Muss Morgue Antonudes Austen Blorr Mcllnrght do hereby bequ oth my Spanush ll to some other person who has to take two years of Spantsh I Robert McKnught do hereby bequeath my broken sneaker laces to Wayne Aschentuno Theodora Muller do hereby bequeath my tununess ta bug Joyce Falls John Mullugan do hereby bequeath the book Get Down To Brass Tocks by the man an the street to Muss Kelley Edward Moran do hereby bequeath my Englush desk un Mr Browns room to Pat and my books to whoever wants them John Moran do hereby bequeath ta Morgue Ryser the cottee I bought her New Years Eve lawrence Marrus do hereby bequeath my basketball abuluty to y twun brothers lElton and Melvynl and may they be a double terror ta all appasung teams Eleanor Moskowutz do hereby bequeath my love for French Frues to Judy Sthreuber Dean Muller do hereby bequeath my scholastuc abuluty to Ruchard Kunney Kathleen Murphy do hereby bequeath to my suster Joan my rubber apron that I wore un Chem Lab Ruta Naaum do hereby bequeath my hustory outlunes to Carolyn Corneal Robert Nappe do hereby bequeath to Robert Murphy a French Canaduan snake rung and all the meanung behund ut Deanne Nemetz do hereby bequeath my chemustry apron to some unsuspectung soul Juduth Neuendartt do hereby bequeath my gum wrappers and poutung its to Muss Laurd and Muss Buerstadt Madelune Nucolettu do hereby bequeath my petuteness to Steve Poppe Carole Ruchardson do hereby bequeath all the good tunes I had to the next head cheerleader Earl Ruchmond do hereby bequeath my druveun actuon to Bruce Matthews Lawrence Rnchmond do hereby bequeath one cup of black coffee to Irene Rutterman Hazel Rose do hereby bequeath to Curtus W Watkuns my lucky seat un Mrs Browns Englush class Jonathan Ross do hereby bequeath my seat un Mrs Browns Englush class to my brother Eugene hopung that he wlll do better than I dvd Thomas Ross do hereby bequeath my clup board ta anyone un Muss Kelleys class Robert Royce do hereby bequeath all my problems to Sam Super oma Luculle Rubun do hereby bequeath the best of Dole Carnegue to Muss I.aurd Gaul Ruh do hereby bequeath my embarrassed moments to some gulluble uunuor Juduth Russell do hereby bequeath my wullung and pleasant smule to Nothamel Danuel Thomas Russell do hereby bequeath my pass catchung abuluty to Jack McKee Andrew Russo do hereby bequeath to Joe Sovuero my dumculty un indurug a parkung place Marulyn Ryder do hereby bequeath my expressnve udeas In room IO7 to a very specuol gunuor Beverly Sadler do hereby bequeath some unlucky rumor my abuluty to be the last one sn homeroom Angelo Scalza do hereby bequeath my druvung lessons to Pat Nomonuo Taylor Schanck do hereby bequeath to Betty Schumacker a book on how to get along wuth teachers whuch I stole from her locker Karen Scherer do hereby bequeath my remedual work on remedual work for Mrs Brown to some deservung uunuor Jane Schnutzer do hereby bequeath all my paper clups and red pencils to Mr Henyon Meredlth Shapiro da hereby bequeath my suster Pam to Red Bank Hugh Duanne Sharabba do hereby bequeath my bfg baggy sweaters Ind holey sneakers to Muss laurd and Mrs Buerstadt Ollue Sheord do hereby bequeath my good luck to the :among Senuor Class Robert Shoemaker do hereby bequeath all my parkung tickets to Jerry Beer Wxllram Showell do hereby bequeath my seat un the Fog Room to John Garland Dal Suam do hereby bequeath all the musuc I kept from Chour and Choralettes to anyone wlllrng to pay the unterest on rt Euleen Sumon do hereby bequeath my abuluty for gettung unto trouble to Margue and Marlon Ryser because they taught me Patrrcua Srnclarr do hereby bequeath all of my paper clups to Mr Henyon Denman Smuth do hereby bequeath my book Learnung to Tell Jokes to Mr Henyon Frank Smuth do hereby bequeath my false tooth to Ann Gubbons Margaret Smuth do hereby bequeath my ntckname Smutty acqurred un Mr Saffas Chem class to my brother Steve Paul SnuHen do hereby bequeath my heught and basketball abuluty Tony Howard Marulyn Stoxuk do hereby bequeath my athletuc abuluty un gym class my suster Charlene Mary Summey do hereby bequeath my seat un hustory class to lou: Monroe Sally Trott do hereby bequeath my southern accent to Mr Farrell use for whatever purpose he mught see fit Julua Taylor do hereby bequeath my druvung abuluty and my seat Muss Kelley s second peruod class to my suster leonna Roxanne Thustle do hereby bequeath my perfect attendance record to my brother Butch Robert Vaughan do hereby bequeath my toothbrush to Joe Vander werken Ava Vuegandt do hereby bequeath all my books to others to use so that they'tl have the same good tume wuth them as I dud Karon Vuncent do hereby bequeath all my books ta Arnold Vuncent and Nancy Greenwood Andrea Wack do hereby bequeath the straught As I should have gotten un Englush to Jan Dubernutz Muchael Waldman do hereby bequeath a dozen golf balls to Frank Mazza and Tony Howard Nancy Walsh do hereby bequeath my abuluty to druve an Austun Healey to Audrey Edmunds Joanne Walsh da hereby bequeath my druvung abuluty to Sue Thomas who needs ut more than l do Ruth Sondra Wordell do hereby bequeath my quuet ways to Bunny Brooks Barbara Webb do hereby bequeath my seat un clerucal practuce to Antounette Bruno and wash h r a lot of luck Theodore Wetland do hereby bequeath my druvers lucense to Jummy Sanford Joyce Wells do hereby bequeath my term paper to Mr Henyon Roger Wells do hereby bequeath my tutle Slmon legree to some up and comung ductatar Donald Wenzel do hereby bequeath my parkmg space and my hall filled detentuon slup to Alex Renzo Rlchard Werner do hereby bequeath my seat un Bermes Bull Sessuon to Bull Parkell Louus Wuckes do hereby bequeath my speed and swuvel hups an the gruduron to my bother Robert and to lrkey Schrnoe Rtchard Wuley do hereby bequeath my clupboard and glutterung gen eralutues to Muss Kelley who I know wull apprecrate them Otus Wulluams do hereby bequeath the paths I travel to school to Eduth Wulluams and my frrends on Bank St and lelghton Ave Dolly Moe Wungo, do hereby bequeath my musrcal talent to anyone who needs ut George Wood do hereby bequeath my photographs: eye to Clyde Elphlck - - I .u U Il - ' . 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I u . , ' - l - ' I Il . . I . . . ' , ' ' l ' r J 1 I ' - I 'I . . . F. 'I I I The boss - Mr. Needle , 'T li Editor-in-chief, Roger Wells and his Asso- ciate Editor, Luci Rubin 'W if Art and Layout Editors Judi Russell and Diane Jacko the lllli It will be hard to forget this year's frantic production of The Log. The anxious moments when pictures were missing, when captions were omitted, when the grave- yard shift stayed until 7:00 P.M., when eighty faculty pictures were mislaid. lt was a hectic, disorganized group which com- piled a yearbook. We had magnificent plans as we mapped out 176 pages. None of us was really certain of what we were doing-so we asked a million questions and ate pretzels and prayed. But our prayers were answered, Diane's original ideas looked even better in print. Judi's caricatures accentuated the theme. With Mr. Needle at the helm and Luci and Roger bailing, the ship battled the rough seas of determination. And we made it. We compiled what we think is one of the finest books in Red Bank's history and our effort was tantamount with satisfaction. '2- J L--4 Q' 7 eotures Editors Sandy Bradford tleftl Liz Norrus and A nvmes Editor Bev Sadler lseatedj Photographers: IL to RJ: George Wood, Roland Marchetti, and Phil Davidson Sports Editors Tom Ross Karen Hammer and Jim Hagen tseatedl N- 1 to R Caption Editor Lmda Bodine Faculty Editor Copy Editor Lois Becker Margo Smith and -U Secretary, Trish Dorn Uefttg Literary Editor, Susan Gerard RADUATES QQ 0' - I , f 'fn, 10.4. gg log 'sie' ' Q.. , :C3.':4I '?.'Q'f' 0 0 1 yi!! 0. QV ,rp sa ogobsgaoi. FS. . rf:- .Q O ' 1? ,fc x ' 2'-is 1 nag 59.9 QQ'l Sum D45 'OO 10. . ' .C1,?. QtQ't?2sqQ':. ' 'Qs' a-,'ll' ,o.' I 3 4 ,lf'au5'fags.l ij. 9 .5 ' ', 's'So . x 4 MR NEEDLE og MISS MANLEY Although m hrs tlrst year as our class advrsor Mr Jacob Needle was far from lnexperlenced In class achvltles He was most often found workrng wrth the Log Staff grvrng them advrce and much needed help Because of hrs quret and easy way of handlmg problems he was well llked by the students Hrs busy schedule kept hum constantly workrng but never too busy to help the class Mlss Andrea Manley as class advlsor served the class m all ac tnvntnes Everyone who attended the home games durmg the football season wrll remember her emcnent handlmg of the hot dog stand Because of her burstung energy and perpetual motlon she always breather Known as a world trav eler she had many mterestmg ex perrences whnch she enloyed relat mg to others Her beloved German shepherd dog Ted served as her constant companron Her enthusu asm and spmt constantly kept the class moving forward Sflllllll BLHSS HllVlSllllS ri i- 1 . . , .1 ' .1 ' - ' fl., ef . . . 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'Qi WILLIAM SHOWELL Vlce Presldent KENNETH ASHIN Treasurer SEIIIIIII UIHSS UFIIBERS JOHN D AMICO President ELIZABETH NORRIS Secretary C' I Ably headnng the Class of 1959 was a group of seven students whose guidance was felt through varlous UCIIVI tres John D Amlco as President put ln much tlme and effort to make class endeavors successful Aldlng hum were Wnllsam Showell vnce presndent Kenneth Ashln treasurer Robert Vaughan assistant treasurer Lvz Norris secretary Renate Butler busuness manager and Joan Olsen students worked hard thas past year to provlde the class with mem orable experlences pleasant to recall They infused rn ,Q many of their followers a loyalty and desire to and when the class undertook dlfticult , and turbulent prolects Q6 RENATE BUTLER Busuness Manager JOAN OLSEN Assistant Buslness Manager JAY KAPPMEIER Asslstant Treasurer AA 45- 'AI' 2 , - I lf 4 'H 1 I I, . I I fn' , 'Al - , 'Q f E 1 . . - 4 Q 'Q ' Q' l ' . . i ' ', 1 l assistant business manager. These A E l . 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Swimmin Club 1 - Buzz L - Frcnclz Club 9 - Buc 2 - Art Club 3 - Spanislz Club I - Future Tmrlzcrs Club 3 - Bowling Club 4 - Class Pro- jects 1-4. T Q ' if 3. 1 8' 108 C . ,. V , W, K , , P Hy' -MOH . --YBAEF, L93 ' N tx '-, - ' ' X NS X' R lyrou person-5 W , V it lit? ' . ' 0 X e Shrews- - Q , . fbur gang Qi. ll be u d , g Q 'ngs rd w . . ' Qi A Xa r 's r . . f e r cee 1, . . leg Q 2 I bScienlcQClub 1 - in Club - Exec. Brl. 3 Track 3 -- Intramurals 3 - bnorXS0ciety 3,4 lTreas. 41 - Clogs Pro- jects 2,3. - LOIS BECKER Conscientious Lois . . . Quiet and shy . . . Always reaches her goal . . . Green thumb . . . Blond hair and blue eyes . . . Pet peeve - slumber parties . . . ,WVest Side Storyi' . . . Ice skating enthusiast . . . Dental Hygienist. Science Club 1 - Student Council 2 - Spanish Club 2,3 - Career Club 3 - Honor So- ciety 3,4 - Class Projects 3,4 - Exec. Bd. 4 - Log 4 fCopy Ecl.j. Q iii GAYLE EDITH BEEBE Beebe . . . 4H enthusiast . . . Sewing, Sports, and Horses . . . I hate you . . . Dislikes ego- tistic people . . . I hate you . . . Always energetic, never tired . . . Gymnastics . . . Busi- ness Administrator. Softball 1,2 - Gym Leaders 1,2 - Girls' Intramurals 1-3 - Basketball 1-4 - Girls' 1V00cl- working '3 - Tennis 3,4 - Bowling 3,4 - Hockey 4 - Class Projects 3 - Log Staff 4. 'RT' LINDA MARIAN BELL Fair Linda . . . VVell-liked . . . Too bad she's leaving, we hate to lose her . . . Beige Chevy convertible . . . Clothes and bananas . . . Did you do the wash yet, Mother? , . . College. Dramatics Club 1,22 - Band 1-3 - Basketball 1-3 - Girls' Chorus 3 - Class Projecs 4. i 'LTV' JOSEPH R. BENINCASA Genial Ioe . . . A hard worker . . . Small but industrious . . . How about that . . . Dislikes conceited people . . . Girls, cars, food, and ,sports . . . Catches forty winks when possible . . . College and Navy. Science Club 1 - Intramurals 3. s F g. P 5, I, BX I ,- .- V 1 ,O . J I , ' r 1 if R X N Ni.-,rj f Vf 3' V1 M x ',f! 1' !' 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L tr VINCENT J CIAGLIA Athletlc V1nny Real lrdles min Nhss Ktllul Two tone Ford Our brsket bill pro You knosx It Sh lrp dresser The du I ss 'ls kleked out oe College Cross Country 1 7 Baseball Student Counczl 13 Basketball 1 4 ROBERT CLAYTOIN C1S1ll.l Bob XVhv do ue hwe to be tlllgllt bw texthers Spire tlme spent llSttIllUL to records Oh bov Future plans9'9'9 THOMAS T COBIA1NCHI Cool Coby PlC'lSll'lg, smllc Goes for ICC crerm grrls checkers grrls sports ll'ltlg1I'lSl Noted for thlt 7nd ge lr scrltch out A lox rl Red Banker Erceusc me wrong., locker rooml Cc orgu Tech to study englneermg., Football 3 CARL .I COLMORGEB Fabulous Fats Round Adonls Remember Clem 1n the long johns Baseball player Thats cute Seen rrdmg 1n the Green Hor ne Frlendly and full of fun College Sczence Club 1 Cross Coun try 2 Ulgrj Class Proyects 2,3 Baseball 2 4 Exec Bd 3 Spamsh Club 3 Iumor Play 3. JU' ALMIRA VERA COBB Splrlted Sklppy Clflss out u A reldv ear for Ill the news Alw ws tlme for d me ln I be done shot lum Tles up the phone for hours Business educ ltlon 'Ind m'1rr1 lge Mayorette Club 1 7 Ha Patrol 1 3 Gym Leaders 3 I Club 3 Gzrls Intramur als 3 Home Economzcs Club -EL BARBARA L COlNIGLIO Brown eyed Comg ways ready for '1 lruqh 1 those little whlte lxesl Frank S1n'1trf1 rltes A 01 blue Ford Xlarruge to headhne her llfe Dance Club 1 3 Class Pro jects 3 MARLAYlNE E CIANO Mar Pop muslc fmfztrc Its All IH tht Gum J tlmxst It he'1rt Th it s r lllIlC,lIX Tu o tom Olds Cllqucs no tresp ISSIIIL here Future ss hltt collar a GAA 1 Refl Cross 134 Bowlm Club-1 NICK A CODISPOTI Nlfty Nlck Inhqbrts Fred dys Pool Plrlor You bet ter belleve lt 47 Chexy Defrd fum wlth 1 snowball Fr ink Smatra records Drives up 1 storm College Camera Club 1 Auflzo Vzsual Azds 1 7 X-A 118 'Qi wmv ww Y ' I ,9- 0-- .J RICHARD JOHN COOK Ha py-go y kie . . . Ta sl mx . . Girls. fo d, f s, rl l . . No C fs . . . ey man . . . Klr S' 'n uncl Xlr. Doll- 'Omo s ' on't know . . . Col- lege bound. 3 Latin Club 1,- fTreas.l - Class Projects 2.23 - junior Play 3 -- Football 3,4. MARIA F COSENTINO Broun eyed Nhrm oulc rrther be 1 llttle lite thorn too elrly Flttenmg food fmcl horses lre tops So xnlnts new Almlng for 1 Mrs Degree Choir I 7 Art Club 73 Gzrls Chorus 7 3 WILLIAM RICHARD COX Elsy gomg B111 Sports en thusmst NVhy walk when xou can r1de9 Bowllng pro Drlves a B1g NI Fre quents Bellevllle Mlckey Nhntle fan Charl1e College bound Basketball 1 Crew 17 Football I 7 V r Sports Clu 7 Boulm Club 34 Stuflcnt Counczl 4 WATSON P IZERWUNSKI Slxc ptlc ll Slu He xotcs for Alfred E Neuman Whit' Me worry? Scooter oss ner Stamps 1nd pets Co lege plans Sczence Club 1 French Club Art Club 3 Chess Club 3 Library Club 3 iv If av Q' t ' w Ju. 4' 'X m- N! 11 . ,ff.,.,,, . A, , T ,XKA V 7 - 1, ' in ff qs. .-.5 19, Gun ELIZABETH T. DAUB Beth . . . Neat and well-groom- ed . . . Sincere people really rank . . . Alwaysl' . . . Sailing pro . . . The Long Cray Line and lemon meringue pie . . . C'est la viel' . . . Hi-Fi bug? . . . Tot teacher. Science Club 1 - Future Nurses' Club 1 - Art Club 1,2 Gym Leaders 1,2 - Class Pro- jects 1-4 - Buc 1-4 - Spanish Club 2 - Philosophy Club 3 - Maiorette Club 3 - Flag Twirl- ers 4. PHILIP W. DAVIDSON Outspoken Phil . . . Man with a camera . . . Really blasts that trumpet . . . XVise guys irritate him? . . . Pretty girls, veal parmesan, apple pie . . . See the chaplain . . . Medical field. Science Club 1 - Latin Club 1,2 - Orchestra 2 - Camera Club 2-4 -- Buc 3,4 - Visual Aids Club 3,4 - Basketball 3,4 fMgr.J - Log 4 lPhotog- rapherj. JOHN D,AMICO,. JR. Competent Iohn . . . Polished and refined . . . Melifluous speaker . . . Rhapsody in Bluel' . . . Good humored and mentally athletic . . . Sure I do, everybody are . . . Avcrse to violent mastication . . . Bound to go far . . . Fixture lawyer. Press Club 1 - Forensic Lea- gue 1-4 lVeep 2, Pres. 35 - Camera Club 2 - Class Parlia- mentarian 2,3 - Boys' State - Chess Club 3 - Honor Society 3,4 - International Relations Club 3,4 - Class Projects 4 - Class Officer 4 fPres.Q. MARGARET E. DANIELS Effervescent Margie . . . De- lights in eating, dancing, and parties . . . K- Pasol' . . . Peo- ple who think they're cute get her goat . . . Singing endow- ment . . . Plans to go to hair dressing school. Basketball - Baseball. 9 gnu' --.49 1 i 7- PHILIP R DeCARLO tllent for dreamlng 57 Olds The Hre escapes are too weak to use Vloney md cars Ya blg goof VVest Po1nt Sczence Club 1 Cross Conn tr: I Exec Bd 13 Track Latzn Club Inclusfnal Arts Club 7 4 Forenszc Iea 5,110 4 Spamsh Club 4 I ternatzonal Helatums Club 4 LOUISE F DELLAPIETRO Langmd Lou VVr1t1ng let ters to 1 certaln someone Plzza and double datlng Talented IH aggrevatmg l1er mother W'ell Ill be A small one Future house. 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Baseball 1-4 - BIl4S'liI'llIIlll 1-ll Boys lnlramuzals 'S RICH ARD I7 XY BlSl1flll Rich Ixnous liis music D cs 1 mc ui pu to THIIHK of Elms studs up L,1IlS mt Cruel No Klililllig Future Scrvicomin Sczence Club 1 Visual Auls Club 7 Camera Club J JOYCE MAE CARRETT Iestmg lox cc Insists on oocl mmncis Cm Ilvi lys lx found pluinff iccorcls fund 4 ltim, Blslxctlm 1ll pro Hopcs to lttcncl B0 'llltk Culturv incl Busmcss T1 unmg School Basketball 1 7 Art Club 7 Hoclscu Club 7 BARBARA JFA1N FEDDES Ellthc' Rlrluic Qlllet Ind smcuc Fuoritc foods French fries mal chcrrx pu Lou IS 1 Xlmy Splcndorcd uclx x li., Tllcntul in Trlg R illx I ibn ll Arts Col Inga to mum in ElCl'I1Cl1fll'N Educ ltion latin Club 7 Frcnclz Club Hall Patrol 3 'llayor cttcv '3 Class Proyects '3 Honor Qoczctu 34 a Tuzrlars 34 Qtuflcnt Council 4 Log Stlff 4 G56 'Q' 7--0' ui 'LT Nw' N? .7 'A-is Q, - . 1' S' ffm, ,ug f F. ?1!' ,x Q rf -, ' .1 ,J if 4 . K ,- ' . :7 -9- -l .. -5-5 ili- XkS u Q Kifki. ,Q . . f Xi K W . 'S'.:::: Q xg A ' .I I lf , -uf:-FE: - 1 124 ffg 'Hz 1 4.5 ii , ggs 'fi--X 4 '30 V'- iQ ' Xxx Xgkrfjx Y Q xmlifi, N 2 .IO-ANN H. GODDARD Good-natured Io , . . Quiet to those who donlt know her . . . lt's Only Blake Believf' by Jimmy Starr . . . Dislikes smart alecks . . . Future housewife. Library Club 1 - Gym Lead- ers 4 - Future Homemakers Club 4. WILLIAM A. GOLDSMITH Bermuda Bill . . . Swinging Sax player . . . Sentimental jour- ney . . . Digs sports and music . . . '58 white Austin Healy . . . Coldy . . . Bland, benevolent, and bouncing . . . Donlt be late!!! . . . Future electrical engineer. Iunior Play 3 - Football 3,4 - Class Projects 3.4. ELLEN JOAN GORDON El . . . Rock and Roll fan . . . That's nicev . . . People who are high hat . . . Special likes: Pizza pie, convertibles, and records . . . Future: Secretary after college. Spanish Club 2,3 - Buc 1,2 - Flag Twirler 3 - Science Club 1. fi? WILLIAM LEWIS GRANT Unruflled Bill . . . Takes life as it comes . . . Loves to loaf. . . Goes for Rock and Roll . . . Sportsminded . . . Girls with long hair, watch out! . . . Pet peeve: carrying books . . . Plans to serve Uncle Sam. Football 3. SUZANNE GRAVES Shy', Sue - not when you get to know her . . . YVaits for the mailman . . . How did I get locked in the girls' locker-room? . . . ':Ob', fudgelv . . . Music - you name it, I like it . . . A working girl. Girls, Hockey 1 - Basketball 1,2 - Hall Patrol 3 - Future Homemakers Club 4. QQ., 'UB 1 '91 .. .Jaan PN fo- bf' T MARIAN M GREEN f IDIICIOIIS Xllflilllll Tl11t Southern meant' 1111111115 lcttus to Vlllcx F0114 Sclrltt 11113170118 Ioucl pcoplf 1111105 hu o11 VV1ter sltnng., To lttcncl College lalm Club 1 Spanzslz Club 3 Class Proyects 3 Mayor ettes 3 4 JAMES WILLIAM IIAFAN The fightlng Irlsh Our OllfStlI1CllI1f., 11116111111 uountl 1tlIlCflC XI hos thc hoss uouncl hut lnws lx lltlll 11111 clnc 1 Fxncls t1011hl1 ClSllX o lc QL hound Scrcnce Club 1 Class O mar 1 Pres D Track 1 7 as ltct all 17 Ercc Bzl 14 Football 1 4 Iog, 4 qSports Ed if 39 it-in I01 ISE DORIS FROX ER 111 I onq hroxxn pony t11l Ious to stu monu Fllse people clont r1t1 P11110 lncl 1rt Its Not Fox NI to Su Pl ns tht stock mulut Oh' Rmllxl VVell Collcgc of cnglnc er1n1, Srzancf Club 1 Art Club 1 3 Class Club 3 Czrls 1V00lllL07'lxlll,, Club 3 Class Proyccts 3 FSTPI I E HALIO Ill X LUIIIQC 1 III ltup xou IU StlICllCS Heirs llllllIIS III llll sltcp 1111 f1n Iots of mls 'Ihosc flllll cxpusslons 1 It l1ttl1 XI1ss Efhuc nt su lctux Sczcma Clzb 1 Vayorctta 111 11 mcllcs 74 4? 76 OTTO JOHN GI ENTHER Checxful Otto Alu us 111s sn x t I1 x t 1 mcxnhu Tlnnlts Rul Blnk II11,l1 IS tht 1,11 Ita st Ncxer ssc s cl IX It sc 1oo Show ho It College Scuncc Club 1 Bowlmz, Banrl 14 Barul un PAUL HALL mln Two lunch pcrlods? 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QL Q if X ' 52 Q f 1 , N , 1 5. 1 A BN l 2 :ga N Q X X 'X .4 ,, A I -X f 7k 3 ' fx K5 13 Xfy g 4 ,J H RV f7 X W 1 I ,F 52:58 Q52 ggi? -56 'N KAREN R HAMMER L0ql13.ClOllS K'1ren Encr g6t1C Manner Scout Nlfty Artlstlc cndoxxmcnt Those summers lt clmp Suhng C'I1thllSllSt Elts off her lip Sxxmgmg, on tar Art School Dramatzcs 1 Cleo Club 1 Baslxctball 1 Fremb Club Plulosopby Club 34 cc B s Sports Ed J JAMFS JOSEPH H ARMYK Amxe llmle IIHITIX Doxxn to earth Huntms, md hslung., Is th It 11g.,l1t3 Xvltill mg TV Ont of tht Holmdcl bovs A fflrmcl fiom xx ly bade 1No dtflnlte flltllll plans ANNETTE HOPE HARRIS AH1IT1'1tGC1 Annette Subtle humor enhxens the ltmosphcrc Loves those college xxtelx ends Alxv lxs 111 the mood for Cleflson VVltCl1 those bowhng werlges Young, est of the 739 Ul11NLTSltW of Nhchxgan Sczence Club 1 Vous Club 1 Spanzsh Club 1 3 But 1 4 Llbllllllhb L11 3 Fr rtun lzl lntcrnutzonul lizlulums Cl: 34 QSLL 3D STAN HAY ILA1ND JR Smdx huxtd Stan Not small my more Anxthmg to do xvlth boats T1 uk 6flthl1Sl3.Sf lNex er xx OITILS about anythmg Loolxmg., for a mee glrl Agrxeulturt muor IH College Buc 1 Photo Club 1 Cross Country 1 Student Couuczl Spanzsb Club 7 '3 Rccrc atzon Club '73 Track 7 4 Football 4 . ' . ... 2- . . ..,, ,,, . . . . J 7 E z 1 ... z 'Q 1. . ... ' f f .1 S ,, . I o F. . . ' L1' . rl. 4 - Log Al fcvlllf' J , ' 71 3 f Kc- 1. Ay, 1 h ... . l 7 . 1. '- D K X 3 . .. . ' fa .. I . '. -, ' 1 . , 'y R 1 n x lil'- - ' . . . ll . . , . . 1 11 '- ' 'Yl', 7 -. ,I U. .' . -1 r. , ii I fi A 11 'I fl Q ff .., 1 ,. 4? L, 2 ' , ' I. zbf, . T V 1 , . aj-a .1 so C u a 1 V I u 1 1 'l Y a . 2- L., - -1- :., - 'L- - RICHARD C. HEIM Reckless Rick . . . Tries every- thing once . . . Bus drivers pro- vide an annoyance . . . Horses, cars, and boats . . . Plays drums as hobby . . . Water skiing . . . Persistent . . . Future includes College. Visual Aids Club 1-3 - Art Club 3. .l UDITH ELLEN HEISER Carefree Indie . . . Enjoys al- most anything . . . Pet peeve: doors pushed in her face . . . For ekes sakelv . . . Dancing and parties are special likes . . . . . . Phone fanatic . . . Un- decided about future plans. F Red Cross Council 2,3 - Fu- ture I-Iomemakers Club 3. fm If SAMMY T. HENDERSON LINDA C. HENDRY LAUREEN GRACE HOLT Humorous Stick. . . Champion Blue-eyed Linda . . . Tall and Lighthearted Laureen . . . bowler , . . Gentleman . . . slender . . . Adroit equcstri- Quiet to those who don't know Skin diving . . . Plays the piano enne . . . Ceramic artist . . . her . . . Records indoorsg soft- . . . Hello there . . . Likes Lazy Summer Night . . . Al- ball and tennis outdoors . . . Claggjcal music, , , Curries that ways tries her best . . . Swim- The only student to discover a briefcase . . . Marines. ming and ice skating . . . Fu- bomb . . . College. Bowling 3 - Career Club 3 - ture teacher' Dance Club 1 - Future Teach- Libmfy Cgufwil 3, Science Club 1 - F rcnch Club ers Club 1-3 - Latin Club 2 1 - Future Teachers' Club 1-4 - Spanish Club 3 - Reading - Heading Club 2,3 lTreas.J Club 3. - Choralettes 4. ,fi Wx' 535 q -'47 NI IXRII X x X x lX 111 X lk x J 1 1111 1 w11l1 ll mc llhfllll xx Q 1 1 ll fSS U L? 1111 Im 11 1 Il 1111 11 r 1 1111 211 1 t Z IIHZSII f 11112 J df X IU X RXPPMIIIR 9' gk dxv N J 1 ll I .1 3- ,Q QQJD- N3 N-v ' I 3:91 Ac-1 .J f f .., 1 V I1Ii.fiN, 'Z ffKU Yi '11c'11J11x Ui ..., lx 1, s M1111- 1111. . , N11 1'I'Il .Xrf . . , XQI N rll 111-ilings Llllll vgllls . . . Mc1l'l'. Il1.1IxT111m11l111sM. . . l,1ry.1l li,-11 H4111-4 11111 . . . X1t 111' lllbllll' ark? , . , 'AXI1 Ill H1 1317 ,L X H11-111V , .. l,1mq1mlr I 111111 , . . f W X . - .. . M NX X11 . 1111. 1,5 CT' Xi. Xrt C1111 1--1 - I'fx'1'. 1311. 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K NU F , f' 'Q f nl ff f if f ' U T., rw i Vu '6'l D ANIEL HENRY JESEL 'AI'I11CllJlG Dm Nlechflmcll lx mmded A 31 Xlodcl A expert Newcomer to Red Bmlx Sports cars md mr s Future uncleclded Football 1 Baseball 1 3 Class Projects 3 Hlgh splrlted Rob D Ire devll of the sky Ouchl That Rocket' Stlrdust Oh Uppy D'1r r h h hug 58 T Blrd El'lflll1S11St1C sleeper A cloud of ugar smoke College Football 1 Baseball 1 Glee Club 1 47 Student Coun cl 1'7 Sczence Club 1 7 Vzsual Auls 1 7 Class Pro jects 1 3 Camera Club 13 Varszty Football 7 Iunzor Play 3 PHILIP A JIAlNlNITNE IY'ldllStI'101lS Buddy One track m1nd Clrls cars gnrls football and gxrlsl Thats 1 he UltC '1 clmccr No One Knows Mllrtary Servlce Pl'1c1d Bobble u1et and penslve Nlmble wrth a needle Never tlres of refld m Hall hogs grate on her nerves Llkes clts but not cltty people Blrth of the Blues Home Ee mljor Izbrary Counczl 7 4 Future H omemakers C Class Projects 5 99 Q 1 X '33 BARBARA JONES XV1nsome Barbara A good joke IS ftlwavs 1pprec1ated No kxddenp Dmcmg Phony people stay un av Workmg career Majorette Club 1 7 Secretary Club 7 3 Dellghtful Dee A resem blflnce to Klm Novak LlkCS a truthful person wlth a good sense of humor Coke at the Caramel Thats MV Deslre Chocolate cake and 1ce cream Oh' Yeah Modelmg career Majorettes 1 4 Career Club lr-3 15 . -f -Q 1 if A .g! r X 7 ' F-A fit ' , 3 ' A AM 4 Q f A ,..,z .'. '...Q' 1 .'...z'L,'....l fl .... A -' . z ... , HAROLD R. KAPRELIAN BARBARA J. KEEBAUGH DoLoRRs W. KEMBLE ,G .---if 'g... -. . L 'i ,- - 77 ,L - 2,3. - 3. - - sg . A . R' ' 'tv A are WILLIAM P. KEMP Optimistic Bill . . . Pccxod lux' lick of funds . , . Colf. lrlskct- 1 l 170118111 Hidw uound in lus 11011117 Loll1g.,c Soccer 3 SL SAN RL TH KR ASSNLR Orglnized Sue A chatter vox Tllentcd Chef xxli it else IS nexx 'Ilia ltcr gow Axid relder xx ws IL idx to hugh L su il lx in tht July Bun Editor Letter writer Lollc gc Science Club 1 Press Club 1 Iutzn Club 1 7 131 L 1 4 Eclztor an Cluef 4j Ruulzn C141 7 3 Future Teachers Club 3 lzbrury Counczl '34 Honor Soezcfzf 34 Juzll and Scroll Au ard DONALD A LLWIS Voufuoux 13: ins Alxx us in trouble it just folloxxs lum is 1 1lXOI'lti p lStl nc Otlltf dxumnur Oh box 1 s 1 NI uint Corps Football 1 4 Sl SAN LLL Lll HHH 1151 The Pcnnsxlx uni pollx 1 1l1tLlPlLflN 1 d mux Enjox 5 int L ting nt xx pt oplt -Xlmllors L golsts xx lio lxuoxx St udust Tliosm g.,1ldLd loclxs Pl ins to ittcud Collt gc Szumm Club 7 411 Club 1 4 Future Nurscs Club 7 4 Ftcc Bfl 4 Stzulcnl Counczl '3 Color Cuarzl 34 Spun rsh Club 1 7 lVcep 75 Philo soplzy Club 73 Intm Club 7 Bowlmg Club 9 . , . bull, ant s ' gem-1-111 . . . ' 1 7 1 z ' . . . - 1 l 1 X , ... So f 1 ' ' 'EW . . . 7 Ja X ' . . . z . . . Al- 'i '7l 1' z T '51- ' 2 1 . . . ' ' 1 4 4 l Q o 1 Q l xr ln - 3 ' , ,L. - 1 - - C ' -' - ' .. I ' fl ?' , zl :.,I - . u 'T J' ' l 3 - K, r - Q . , 7 3 . J, . - 14 Y., ' a u n Cool dresser . . . Making money 1 1 ' ' - if '1 1 . . . Au- . . . Ci 'lx rut- lmiglllx' . . . . is ' 3 ,.. 1' 7 7 I ' 7 I S . . . ' ' 'a 'L 'l . . . 7 ' ' ' . ' 7 i ' 7 ' D . I ' v- x 1 ' y x - 1 x . . . . .1 'V if .' 7 ' ' itull... .'z' ' . . . 1 5 1 ' 1 11 1' ' fy s 1 . ,., - , , - 1 '7' ' . .T ,. . - ' I J -' 25' -'- I la ' V ' '- ,L ' :. - ' - L, L- 3 ' , L. V- .p4f:'Li: f' U3 mmm 4.15,- if fum K5 'Sf 1-41 K ICNNHTH F. BIMAIJABI I..lllQlliCi Kciimy' . . . Quick Kimi qiiivt , , , Cowl it' '... Uriv- iii! ti1.1t wiiitv Frurci is .1 i.u'rii'- itm- piistimci , . . Pizza i'klil'I' . . . Out imirv than in . limici- vicivci as to flltllflx plans. ROLAND J. MARCH HTTI Um' own Fiwiiiciiiv . . , Kimi witii L1 cnliiiriill. . , I.kH1I'IIillLf tri xpiuik Enqiisii is ii pmiiiviii . . . lhc-iii: culri . , . ffriiixiiiii iii Hui limk . . . Viitiirc- piiwtfwi' ixipiivi. T1'r11'1f 1.2 - Cfrms fiflllllffff 2 - C'fznir'1'z1 fluff 2-1 - xmliw Vixmzi Aids' 2-4 - Frwmlz Club 1-23 - Img 4 fPl1KJfUg!YIl1l1l'I' . 3- f 9.3 T JOSEPH NI.-X'I.INfION H10 Xiisclnivwmiis xiili ..., lazy, jazz jiilzf . . . 'llmlviitc-cl Sin Pi4lyC'I . . . .-Xiiti lifmok iiiicl Hollvr . . 'Nlaliiii . . . lliirix' cl.1i'k imii' Flltllll' Xliisic' Xian. 1111: Club. F . 2 A ,Q F 'vw CQ? vi BI-I'l I'Y Nl:-DHNXl,IJ ' - v v Xivii-iiiwri In-ttx . . . lwiciciiiii .artist . . . 'llmiviit im' xittiuq iiiriiiiici cicmiii! Jiritiniiig . . . X111 Bffiis Piiiifmxpriiny' Cfillii . . . 'Spit Nick:-if , . . Rm-i'11if from lilmiiiifivlil A , 4 ID.lIlllIl 111 tin' 1D.1I'i'iii .... 'Kit Suiicmi. f.1rlx Cfiffrlzx 1 f- X11 2--1 Clfflll l,ff1ifr'i'x 3 f l'wjw1fw 53. -Q Cillllf Class! I .x ,. 1. v ' 7 og :gg , 5 F' Nfl X r. , - .Z'..'g1,',: .fag mil' : 1 .. 1e'S'f35x ., s iQ,ggfP' , 4 R FREDERICK J. MANIQVSO Frc1cIcIi0 . . . Hot Rod Iuiic-iw . . . TL1lC'IIfCxCI Ioufz-r . . . Chop- pclcl and Cunmilvcl Ilvuu -... Pc-t pvcvoz 2IIS.It'IJI1l . . . Whgit XVUN' you doing NVQ ning IIN'- mudus in school? . . . Iivurlr-cl for Rich-1' Collvalv. Frmirli Club 1,2 - Trrulc 2 - CIIIIIFIYI Club I3 - Vis-ual Aifls 3' . ROBERT HILTON BI INN Robby. 'ATM Foul-I.inv Kid' . . . Good sc-uso of Immoi' , . Easy going . . . nflivv tlmt iiiuu tlu- thiimpclr' '... I.iIic's xxomf-11 curls. amd ours . . . 1111114-ii1Iwi KXIY. Xxvfllllllxllllllll . . . Will .it- tc-ncI TI'l'IlffllI Stzltcx 111'-lL'1llI'S ffollvafck Sf'i1'1u'0 Club l - Frwssi Club I -Spuuisli Club 2,13 - liuslwi- bull 2-4 - Iulrumuruls' 2-1 - Choir S3 - BlI.S'r'l21Ill 3 - Hum Cllorus 3. 1:5 , 3 Q NJ' CLIFFORD J. MARCIIION FRANCIS E. MUCIQLLIUN Cnrcfrcc Cliff . . . Has .1 nail Pcrsoimblc MPIIIICIIB'-Q . . , Ou talent for tcclmiml clruwimi guul filvoritc Scnior ..., X tlilvu- - drafting . . . Tough - will QI . . . Damcvr - AI . . . 'l'Ii.it toiighfn. . . .50 Xlcrc . . . Pvt swcvt littlc -Iunior . . . Enjoys pc-L-vc: buck slizppws . . . Curs, Frank Siimtm songs . . . Not cars . . . Nlonmoutli Collvqv. rcullyu . . . Cocs out of Iiiy xxpiy Ifxm: Brl. 2 - Cunuvu Club II. to do A flbww ' ' ' Ikmmhd M Inc un eiigiiivcit Slrulc'1ifCoz1m'il I - If.w'i'. liil. I-4 - Bll,St'lIl1ll I-I - Fooibull I-4 - Cilll-SUS' Offiwr' 2 lI'rf',s ' - Honor Socivly 53,-1 Cx7t'f'lI 4 . Xa. Y , X, V- --- VT 6 ffj '4A ,,A f K' f -,123 ,f- W' 'WY-H Fiv- X Arn, ,-- f 3- : v r' vw- 5 A 'QS 'J P' vw- . l KI. MIKE MCDONOUC H Blg Mxlee Llkes sports and belng xxxth hls frlends 'Noxx xxhat did I lo The lug sw1tch Thlt short xx lllx to school Fr1ed eluelxen Future teacher Sczenee Club 1 Football 1 Spanzslz Club 1 Exec Bel 1 Class Projects 1 7 Student Counul Vale Clzorus 73 Baslxetball 14 Tracle 1 4 Basleetball Club 3 AUSTIN B McKlNICHT Benlgn Bud Hul felloxx xvell met The glrl xx 1th the model A Faxorlte sports ho ltmg sulmg and ree slx It IH Two tone green eonver trb e Shldes of Sp lmsh I Plans to attend College Football 14 Ulgr 4j cz cz 7 THEODORA M MILI ER Tmy I-Llll Pxxle lungs Our sllent Ind11n Dlslllxes people xx ho push m eloxx ds Teddy Be lr Iee erelm sod IS md pun ple Future eollege student Su,unmm Cl lb I Cum Leaders 7 Reel Cross Club Maporette Club 7 3 Career Club 3 Spanzsb Club 3 Iunzor Play 3 Bancl 34 EDWARD T MORAN A1ltOI'l'l'ltlC Ed Illees to tmleer xx 1th 1llt0l'TlOl71l6,S XVould lllxe to sell h1s srster leo Cre lm lnel hot dogs Clrs ll l lIlS top l1lS list mxtlme Oh no' Bell bottom tlousers u X111 tlrx QCFVICC ture pl ins SHIRLEY .IEAIN MCGHEE Ch lttx NI lgqle AmlJltl0llS and forex er lnusx Good F5 Xltlfllllll., Red B rule Pu alle Sehools Roller slx ltlng., e n thusl lst e t lt s me 1 2 xx ix the mop Flops m t eontmue xxorlxlng Baseball 1 Basleetball 1 Cym Ieazlers 1 3 Honor Sr ezety 34 ROBERT L McKlNIGHT Bo Top trumpet pl lxer D1g.,s I lttle Rleh nd the most' I lenoxx xxhxt xou mean' Chessm IH Sports gxrls md cxrs Clteh my f1sl19 Consider lng BIISIDCSS Sehool S-...M Banel 1 4 Boys Chorus 3 Chess Club 3 JOHTN M MILLIG AN Xllllllillll just enjoxs llfm About th It llcensc Vm Gogh II Xlore slxetehes XV1se gms elont st md 1 eh mee Alt sports gnls md spolts cus Xustm Hellx Art 1nd CCOIIOITIICS student Student Coune1l 1 C1eatzz,e IVrztzn Club 7 Pres r Clu1 73 Hzstorzf Club 3 Seej Iunzor Play 3 Traelx 4 Football 4 Ar IVznner of Phzla Pa JOHN JAMES MOR AN Coo lt lick' S1lCl1Ct tlnt muffler Bettel not hh' 'JO Nlerc xx1th floor shlft 'V I I T . 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'. z.--P W LAWRENCE E MORRIS Mhlotxc I1rrx All uound ,Milf sport Rm Lcttcl mm Iox CS to consumg food r s ilu iw ro his 1 OI ust Txxo Kmck of People m thc XVorld Lnclcudcd 'about future Truck 14 Baseball 14 Brzdmtlmll Q. 5343 TX Q'-7' my 1r' DFAIN PRFIQQ MI I I FR Dulllsh Dc mo E 1 x H811 IJlllXlIS the mllk MHL m uksm U1 Susu D u mg AINIC lblc md lfflblc XVo1Ls uouncl thg dun Colle 5,4 bound Iururu Counczl 1 7 C' H7 9110111911 Club 3 PS1 Clmlo I1 Flub '3 Mfltlz Club 3 Honor Qoczety '34 RITA NAOUM lllf'f Rltl Alu 'us SITIIIIHQ Qmsc of hmmm md hmm l'llllf7ll9 uc H911 Blothel Qpuc tlmc Spent bovxllnff md llll1ClUQ' A Hllllxlllg ll Crzrrvr Club 3 cv 'Y' 6, Q1 i 26 W XIRFFN NI NFFROIN Xlmutn Xlutx Bumllc of 1111114 1 m md s 10 1 mm flX0ll 1 l I 1 J mlm Img Itu Iufus tmu spant sluplm, S 111 4 C nu r gnl Bnslu tbull 1.2 Busr'bull 2.-3 ,L .i -Bu'in 3-1. 35 Q' gm- 44 fi' af s. I 'Ls ein..- ELIZABETH NORRIS Likalilc Liz . . . California Hero 1 Comcll' . . . Real go- gc-ttcr . . . Perpetually hlush- ing . . . Ready smile . . . Diz,' . . . All school spirit . . . Colle-gc and merchandizing. Library Council 1,2 - Girls, liaslcctball 1-4 - Ilcafling Club 2,3 - Exec. Bd. 2-4 - Class Projccts 3,41 - International Relations Club 3 - Frcnclz Club 3,4 - Honor Socicty 3,4 - Class Officer 4 CScc.j - Log 4 lFcaturcS Co.- 1f1l.j. JANE K. NUGICIVI' Vi-rsatilv junio . . . llcad ol thc high stcppvrs . . . i'Star- dust . . . Auytliing to do with art . . . VVhat can you do? . . . Xlcdicul clvgrcc. Class Officcr 1.2 lBu.s. Mgr. 1 Sci: 25 - Stuzlcnt Council 1.3 lVc'cp 35 - .VajorcItc.s l-4 lllcazl 43 - Art Club 1-4 - Banrl '2-4 - Class Profccts 1-3 lDccoration Comm. Cllr. of Froslz-Sopb Hop and 1.5.3.2 - Girls' Statc 3 - Honor Socicfy 3,4 - Iunior Play 3. JUDITH D. NEUENDORFF jolly judic . . . Correspondence is her specialty . . . K'You,rc kidding, of courscv . . . Alarm clocks and hcing rushccl pccws easy-going judic . . . Stormy XYcathcr . . . Klalc movic stars . . . Cart-cr thc-n marriage. Gym Lcaclcrs 1,2 - Carccr Club 3 - Library Council 3 - Futurc Homcmakcrs Club 3 - Sccrctarial Practice Club 4. MADELEINE NICOLEVFTI Serene Maddy . . . Shy maiden . . . 'Uh my goshll' . . . Enjoys all typos of music' . . . Talcntvcl pianist . . . Plays tennis when possihlc , . . Pizza and good timvs. . . Nursing carvvr. Latin Club 1 - Puzzle Club 1 - Ifxcc. Bfl. 2 - Gym I,1'arlcr.s' 0 -4. fi IU' 'Q' W' 'Q i till 3x 1 Y JOAN DIANNE OLSEN Energetlc Sugar Spfarklmg blue eves Peppw cheelle ld Dllllflg Ind Slllglfli, I dont know Three spe cml frlends Those N HX blues Thls girl doesnt netd 1 gelger counter T1ll tht Twelfth of Never lNllI'S1l1f., school Sczenee Club 1 Exec Bd 1 Gym Leaders 1 3 Student Counczl 1 3 Class Proyeets Cheerleaders 4 Iumor Play 3 Hall Patrol 3 Future Nurses Club 3 Presl Class Offzeer 4 lBus Ubr l ANDREW PAUL ON DREY Amlable Andy Affrble Content Tuba pl IX er How about that? member B8I'NVlCkl E1s1lx satnslied llkes everxthmg Llttle St lr Bowl mg boy College pl ms Band 1 4 Bowlznt, Club 34 RUTH E NUSSBAUM CODYIXIII Ruth Our coxer lr Lot n d 1h Lox es th1t Itillan food Those sunglfzsses Frinlue Avzlon m Fllftg lNot Il Hfrd to Be You Cllss sonqblrd BUSINESS Uzrtu then marrlage Chozr 1 3 Choralettes 1 3 Qecretaruzl Club 4 Class Pro yeets 7 PATRICIA OLSCHEWSKF Plflcld Pit Plefzsint smllf Oh well th'1ts l1.fL A future Florence Nlghtmglle St mrdust Sms., mg 'Ind swxmmmg refzlly rlnlx Bellex ue School of lNursmg., then marrnge Chozr 13 Future Nurses Club 1 4 'urn .352 df 'fi' Bus--' 'I4 . 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H R , I' ..- H. lv HAW I use -.- ' ... l.. -.. -'I r 17. 14 STEPHEN A OSTE1N S111 Stucnno Profiunnt p11n1st Appc ITS to 111 quut t1111x 15 1 g.,r1 It om or conw.rs1t1on Eujoxs 1 good llllgll 111 IS f,OlI1b 11 1pp1n nut Collage Iatzn Club 1 Rcfl Cross 7 I Club 3 Frcnclz Club 3 lPres 1 Creatzcc 11 rztm Club '3 Vccpj Honor So cnety 3 4 NANCY M PINGITORE Fun lovlng Pmky Full of pep Frmk S1n1tr1 lHyt1IT1C My True Lovc Tvso faced people st1y 1w1y W1111t11 C111 11c found elther dmcmg or t11l11ng 49 Ford A xx orlung., g.,1r1 Sczence Club 1 Class Pro jects 73 Art Club 3 P5 mp li 34' AUDREY JEAN P ARKER Audge Alu us 111th t111 glrs EDIOQS 1lStLI1lI1g, to records Dlshlws concutcd people and crowded 1111115 Food lflil h11111111y muslc favorltes How l'1'lllC11D housewxfe Clzearlcaclers 7 ROBER 1' DONALD PAPON Versatrle B017 Tells some gre It jokes Excellcnt spa 111 Hot w1t11 1 f.,lllflI' Enjoys llfe I cts 11111 some v111r11tory .url Sc ptL1T117LI' Song Appreu 1t1s c11ss1c11 Il'lllS1C md 1 good llStLl1CI' College plans Latm Club 1 Chozr 7 Class Offzcer 7 lTrc1as1 Forcnszc lea ue 7 3 lVcep '31 Student Counml 4 Pres 1 NATHAN PHIPPS B1g Sklppy Red B 1nk Hlghs person 11 dlsc joclxev Drwmg new car 11ew 1re 1111 Can 11c found xn the VlSll 11 Alds room not 111 cl1ss Amateur p11otog,r.1p11er ll Auflzo Vzsual Auls 1 4 Cam era Club 1 4 Rell Bank Hzgh Schools Dzsc Jockey MARCIA JEAN POKUS 1 1 IS u1t P0141 CllltllILf1 11111 polltc Horseback rlder 111n1st L1kCS cl1ss1cs 11111s1c llltl'10TS md 111 at Bun s penny p1nc11er I arfc LflO111St Dresden C11111 Study C1l9S1Cll 11111et Buc 7 4 EDITH MARY PREST1 JOSEPH PROCOPIO Pehte Edle A111 us SIT1llll'IL, Rltlllllf, Gmseppc ALILC Inccss11ntc111tt1r Who 11111 1nd ll11ll1DlL AXC1lClS mef' Homusorlx Lg.,11' IIOISX 5,1r1s LllxCS llStCI1lIlg In the St111 of the wlgllt to rncords 1nd clrs Lxstenmg to records H115 t111 11111 Ford Holx Smack Marrlage Qllltl' 1 d mccr ElCCfI'lC.1lH Mayorette Club 7 Intramur als 23 - I T - ' 1 xl H . . . 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Enjoys picture taking . . . Likes good looking girls, sports, cars, and 2:19 olclock . . . In the Moodl' . . . Those two years of French . . . U. of Illinois. Forensic League 1 - Buc 1 - Log 4 fAssoc. Sports Ecl.J - Camera Club 2,4 - Math Club 3. HAZEL ANN ROSE Happy Haz . . . Oh those double dates! . . . Booby she doov . . . Three cheers for no homework . . . Loves to spend other peoples money . . . Pizza . . . A good job, then marriage. Library Council 1 - Rell Cross Council 2 - Bowling Club 3 - Honor Society 3,4 -- Secre- tarial Club 4 lSec. 32. 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ItB All i1'1 Him' ffm N ' . . 1 lvl, 1 ,..v - . 116.111 X111'x111!. 17 , 111 .- IN 1 I1 1 S1111 nl 1 I If us 5 - 11021111 Srfriwfgf 5311 A IIS 11110111111 1111.1 fran ,QQ V-5 V L l 7 4 i JULIA ANN TAYLOR Helpful Iue . . . Jazz fan . . . Dancing, driving, and eat- ing are top fancies . . . Star- dust . . . Can he found at the Fort . . . Good grief . . . That Senior Gym class!! . . . Sleepyhead . . . Business and model school are next plans. Choir 2 - Baseball 2,3 - Bas- ketball 2-4 - Girls' Chorus 3 - Girls' Intramurals 3 - Fu- ture Homemakers 3,4. CAROL R. THISTLE Petite Rox with the golden locks . . . One of four . . . Miss Twinkle-toes . . . I almost croaked . . . F ranlc Sinatra fan . . . Expert on mischief. . . Future: college and airline school. Buc 1 - Latin Club 1 - Li- brary Council 1,2 CSec. 21 - Gym Leaders 1-4 - Art Club 1-4 - Hall Patrol 1-4 - Class Projects 1-4 - Philosophy Club 3 -- Spanish Club 3. WADE TURNOCK Easy-going Wade . . . Hurries for no one . . . Pretty girls catch his eye . . . 'WVait a min- ute . . . Forever relaxing . . . How's the weather up there? . . . One of the Bermuda shorts kids . . . Military service. Basketball 1-4. DONALD E. ULLERY, JR. Ellery lQueen?j . . . Prefers blondes . . . Fishing and pin- ochle . . . '51 Ford . . . Can really put over a song . . . Goes out for sports . . . Hot rods . . . College. Art Club 1 - Choir 2,3. SALLY ANN TROTT Sincere Sally . . . Rebel . . . September Song . . . A cer- tain someone - initial 'R' . . . Likes records, stuffed animals, and all sports . . . Oh, that class full of boys! . . . Aversion to dishwashing . . . Future house- wife. Glee Club 2,3 - Dramatics Club 2,3. fu? n 6 I I 'J' is -1 ll Ill Ii XX Xl DX X1 12 f '95 lx Ylf XX I fa U H lmlsl-il:'I'1.Xx14QllxN HrwIXwIlX !1r' ..l.1wW1.X NtTIN4'1ltlH.f!1vY 11111 WZ than ljlmx Imxlx ,wx M-XM' .kl'VA'XH1lt l,Ir,. 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College Nurs mg Career Future Nurses Club 3 4 Cum Ieaders 4 Hall Patrol 3 Lzbrary Counczl 1 Sucnce Club 1 Bouflmg Club 34 Class Proyects '3 4 -,I KARON LOUISE VIlNf EINT Kool Kay Dancmg and playmg records Nuts T V and rad1o Bend lN lncy G and line L Loxmg You Roller slxatmg whzz Commerclal Art School French Club Future Homemakers '3 Boulm 4 NANCY LEE WALSH Pretty Nlnce Alw IYS w1th the kxcls Homecommg, ueen Efzts fmvthmg., 50 Bl lck Chex rolet Cm be found clrnmg other people S cflrs lNxce R wen blflck h'11r Stenogrlpher 'ind urllne stew lrdess Student Counczl 7 Mayor ettes 7 4 Czrls Chorus 3 Boulzn Club 1 Class O 1 ce 1 CSecl Future Nurses Club 1 Gym Leaders 1 Spanzsh Club 7 3 Sec s Club 4 CVeepJ F ANDREA K WACK Ammflted Andy Lox es that In Leigue look Slolled m the culmarv 'zrts Ox er the Runhoxs Dlsox ll1lZlCl freshmen peeve her Colly eel Nlysterles frlecl IICC chocollte me crmm o ege School Mahazzne 1 fCo Fd J Spanish Club 7 Creatzue Wrztzrz Cl lb 7 Bzology Club 7 Lzbrary Counczl 34 Class Progects 34 Gym Leaders Club 4 SANDRA R WARDELI S'1l'lLl1 Cfnlm qlllet sln So xxhfltl Dont worn Llkes muslc blueherrv plc IH trfumng her dog On the bottom of her llst nal hltersl Wants to be a Doc tor s receptlomst 1- 1 T' f K' II. g 4 gi , 0 4 l r I 1 C ,J . - , - - A A I 1 . . . 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I , - 717 ' - I e E2-01a-'LJ' I6 3 5,3 iv' or-' ITN 5 ',7-up 'S-w BARBARA JEAN WEBB Bouncy Bobbie . . . Honest, frank . . . Active sportswoman . . . Eating 'ind b'1seb'1ll r'1te high Stardust Th It certain Senior from Notre Dame Ye Plans to be a secretary and houscxx 1fe Vayorette Club 1 Gym Leaders 1 3 Gzrls W'oocl utorkmg 3 JOYCE EDNA WELLS jovial Ioyce Buss btuer Crabby te lchers ind con ceited people 'ire on her bl lck is Thats 1 doozy Horseback riding plrtlcs rec ords My True Loxe Will vs ork ln an oflice Future Homemakers 3 Ref Cross Counczl 3 DONALD PAUL WENZEL Dextrous Don Pool pl 13 er Mechanic ally minded Shop swimming b isketb all rate Skipping cllss 54 Ford Skilled with his hands Thfzt Nlr Skol And his clgarsl Future planspi' Inzlustrzal Arts Club 7 4 BARBARA SUE WHITLPY Depend ible B lrb C III t make up her mind lbout nx thing Tr lnsfcr from S IH Franclsco Long li ur music Th it freeze xx ix' Enjoys tr IX ding in foreign countries College StuclentC0unc1I 1 jr Coun selor 1 Ir Honor Soczctu 1 Orchestra 1 Bam! 13 F4 ture Homemakcrs Club 3 x. I... figx I 'Ib g?S wir :ssh sv . .r-J, 'ri 64 DOI I YMAF T WINCO M1SCl1lCXfJ1lS Doll 'lc 1ch11 s 'petp 9ong.,h1rd Pl mo pl 1y1r If Yo11 'lly 55 P11111 Cachll 1Cp L ncut IS 1 pct pcuvc Puty Qnl Tough' Ha ulmd fo1 t1 1111 school to Study h1111tv cultmc Future II0lllf1nUlxC7'S' Club 1 Future Nurses Club 9 FPORFI' EDWARD W OOD Cood Il ltllfld Guorgn 11r Shuttu hm.: ll 111 Chux Illxcs Xkfbllxllli, 111 d lrkroom photogr 1ph11 t1 s 1 1 go ml, 11111 cnloxs 1 1hotof'r1ph1 r CIIUIIVII Club 14 Y zsuul X ls l 4 Log 4 Plzolo flljlllll 5 0lI'IS E. WILLIAMS Otis . . . A hard workvr . . . Truck ll'tti'l'ITl2IIl . . . Baxskc-thull, h11s1-hull r11tc-hiQl1h' . . . i'Hoxx z1rr1 you, swcwt c-11kr1 . . . Coocl voicv . . . Party qovr . . , A flltllfi' jc-wrxlvr. Cross Country 1 - Truck 3. r 3 'S 4-1--g i 4? REB! Blix, ui' THOSE BUUIJ ULD DHHS Mon dug those wuld sounds Oom pch oom poh Holndoy pcroders march up Brood Street Come come gurls Lnllnan Russell also had to work hard to get that figure 'Xi un. 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