Red Bank Catholic High School - Emerald Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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MARY BIANCAMANO Mary'' The smiling girl with the talking pencil .and the magic needle . . . chuck-full of chuckles with a smile that makes you smile right back . . . always cheerfully helpful . . . undecided between designing and dressmaking as a career. MARY JANE BOHN Jane A sky-duster with a smiling person- ality, and a clear-sighted perception of life . . . capable president of the socialite club and chairman of the bulletin board committee on student council . . . her pleasing voice gets big sales at the Carl- ton candy counter . . . excels in typing and shorthand ... a successful career for Jane who does things well. 4-. WILLIAM BONNETT Bill Easy-going, popular, well-mannered— that's Bill . . . quietly efficient as home- room treasurer . . . shuns the spotlight, though he well-deserves it for his spark- ling play in the softball tournament . . . leans towards all sports and cars . . . conservative, thoughtful, and bashful . . . looks to an immediate future in Uncle Sam's Navy.

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. . joti the DOMINIC ACERRA ''Sonny The man of the hour, the man the whole school waits for; Butch really rings the bell with everyone ... a financial wizard as student council thrift chairman, and a successful business man in his own right . . . our bowling butter- ball . . . meticulously groomed and jovial in manner . . . aspires to the highest profession, the holy Priesthood. BARBARA BELMONT Barby A musical Miss, with a melodious dis- position . . . perfect harmony of patience and understanding as student director of R. B. C.'s new orchestra . . . indis- pensable pianist at afternoon assemblies . . . capably fills the bill as music chair- man of student council . . . her eyes are as a book where one may read her thoughts and emotions . . . looks toward a white-capped future. IRENE BERBERICH Berbie A sweet shyness, balanced by a friendliness as warm as a June-day sun . . . a smiling Hi when you meet her in the corridor . . . photogenic features set off a pert little face . . . cooperative and hard-working, she holds the position of defense chairman of 12-A . . . rippling laughter and a voice as soft as a breeze.

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AUDREY BUZBY Buz Glints of mischief flickering through the sereneness that is tall, graceful Buz- zie's . . . outspoken frankness that can be witty, but never unkind . . . 5'8 of basketball energy . . . the life and laugh- ter of any party . . . dancer extraordin- aire ... a dignified entrance climaxed by a skate on the rug . . . poised and charm- ing as director of service. MARY BYRNE Burnsie A bright face that beams with con- tentment ... it screws up with dis- pleasure when she's teased . . . her sliding, shuffling walk doesn't interfere with her basketball ability . . . execu- tively efficient in Dad's real estate office . . . gives conscientious service as chair- man of hostesses. THOMAS CASSJDY Tom One-sided grin (except when facing the camera) and sparkling eyes simply seething with Irish merriment . . . ami- able and affable . . . fond and even proud of his famous jalopy . . . Bob Hafner's buddy and co-worker at Miller's . . . distinctive style of speech, sort of Cassidy accent . . . studies overtime to make-up for carefree underclassman days. 16