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

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LLOYD BASKIN PRESIDENT SUSAN LAVERICK BUSINESS MANAGER Qfficerd PAULA MURDICO VICE-PRESIDENT JUNE YODICE LINDA KACHEL TREASURER SECRETARY DOROTHY WATSON ASSISTANT BUSINESS MANAGER 29

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Miss Catherine Laird Miss Catherine Laird, a New Englander, was the co-adviser this year. Her opinions always gave direction to the class and her help will never be forgotten. Taking charge of the football programs and some other facets of our class work, Miss Laird has shown herself an able leader. .xdcluiaera Mr. Jack Needle, another Bostonian, was one of our able and appreciated advisers this year. Dividing his time between our class, his classes and the Log, he had a rough job but did it well. At the football stand, the Senior Show, and the prom, Mr. Needle was always there to help pull us through. Mr. Jacob Needle

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CAROL ACKERMAN Singularity is the word for Carol, who finds it gratifying to just plain create. Suzie, who has decided to put off col- lege for a while, will become a buyer or art student sometime in the future. Longfellow is her meat in literature. GEORGE ADCOCK George, our own man about town, can usually be seen in one of his fire-trucks. His hobbies are cars and boats, and as an athlete, football, archery and hunting are fa- vorites. George plans to attend Penn State and major in ad- vertising. ROBERT AKLUS Bob, one of the class musi- cians, is well known for his hot piano and cool attitude. Music, especially jazz, is his number one interest, with sports a close second. Bob plans to attend the University of Alabama SO ALBERT AMBS Athletic Al, one of the New Shrewsbury gang, was a new- comer to our class in the jun- ior year. Dating ond playing football head his list of favor- ites, along with chemistry and steak. Rutgers and an engi- neering degree are in Al's fu- ture,