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

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JANE CHASEY Janie Smooth page-boy hair-do for her lovely blonde tresses . . . that smart tailored look . . . well-balanced sense of humor with tumbling laughter . . . started answering present to the roll call in junior year . . . plenty of spirit has crowded heaps of activity into two years . . . secretary of 12-A and defense council president. I ANTHONY DELLA VECCHIA Dellaveck Man with an opinion on anything and an excuse for everything . . . loyal school supporter and an authoritative proctor with a heart of gold . . . mighty dreamer who verges on nightmares . . . stores up his energy at the Red Bank Candy Kit- chen where he works . . . destination un- known in regards to his ambition. ELVERA DiMARCANTON 10 Elvera Full of vim and vitality ... a spon- taneous grin accompanied by deep-toned laughter . . . petit bit of natural friend- liness and easy charm ... a welcome addition to any group, particularly the Socialites . . . generously willing and systematically able . . . has begun the ascent up the business ladder of success.

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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

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GEOFFREY DOBSON Jeff Young man with a horn . . . trumpet talent came to light in school orchestra . . . a hard worker and willing worker . . . comfortable humor that tickles without scratching . . . popularity is his middle name . . . full of the joy of living . . . a startling intuition for asking pre-test questions. CATHERINE DOWD Kay Slim and graceful, a dancer divine . . . quiet charm, evidenced in her work on social committee ... a golden voice, too often hidden by Kay's sweet shy- ness ... an appreciation of attractive clothes and a knowledge of how to wear them . . . nonchalant dignity and soft- shoed humor blending into a particularly pleasing personality. EDWARD DONNELLAN Ed An easy-going sense of humor lurking behind pensive blue eyes . . . man with a mind of mystery, always busy with thoughts rarely expressed ... a hesitant lop-sided grin that gradually expands to a full-fledged smile ... a diligent proctor- in spite of his bashfulness ... a fine sense of responsibility and fidelity to his duties. BY 4 4 i