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

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How Sweet the silent backward tracings! The wandering as in dreams—the meditation of old times resumed— their loves, joys, persons, voyages . . . —Memories

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Mr. Coroselli leads discussion on post hot dog concession problems. To help solve the new problems presented by Senior Year, Miss McCone joined the class of '64 as the distaff side of the advisory council. Her humorous suggestions as to how to spend last Saturday's hot dog profits eased the tensions of profit making as her practical ideas en- couraged us to keep up the work. Miss McCane's vivacity and her ability to accomplish the impossible have in this one short year won her a place in the hearts of all of us in the class of '64. You go on in five minutes, are you ready? Come on, let's get this shew on the road No, I don't know what to do with forty dozen donuts . . You want a hot dog . . Hey, kids, who exploded the pepsi machine? . . . Hey kids, who forgot to pick up the three hundred pounds of hot dogs for today's game? We'll flood the gym if we can't get a fountain . . I just might direct the senior play . . If we're going to do theatre in the round, someone has to turn the audience around. . . ever hear of the Red Bank Barn Arena? All our class problems (and there have been many) for four years have been brought to our class adviser, Mr. Caroselli. Uncle Joe has greeted our blundering, our questions, our continual how's and why's with a characteristically dry sense of humor, an encouraging idea, and a push in the right direction Never above us—always joining in with the work as well as the fun, Mr. Caroselli has added greatly to the spirit of our class. Miss Charlotte McCone Miss McCane suggests pos- sible uses for senior class funds. 30 ADVISORS