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

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RAYMOND FAGAN Ray Dreamy thoughtfulness ... a sheepish grin or a hearty laugh, but always a genuine sense of humor . . . serious about serious problems . . . bears the brunt of R. B. C.'s many and varied extra-curricu- lar activities as director on the student council . . . Managing editor of Sign- post keeps him hopping . . . meticuously well-groomed in spite of a few uncon- trolable locks of dark hair. 20 JAMES GALLAGHER Jimmy Take It From Me , Countess Ma- ritza really got a break with Jim as her leading man . . . dependable to the nth degree . . . clicks as Photography club prexy ... a real hit on the seniors' victorious softball squad . . . captains the varsity nine with homeruns a spec- iality ... an unsung hero as clean-up chairman of social affairs. JAMES FEEHAN Jim A walk like Lincoln and a heart known to no man . . . business-like in all he does . . . rare ability to keep a perfectly straight face while telling the wildest tales . . . wonderful wit and some bits of wisdom that are often astonishing , . . qualified authority on dentistry . . . appears to have the gravest matters of state on his mind . . . proctor with his work on his thoughts.

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JACQUELINE DRISCOLL Jackie Plainly naive, with a face that can be frank or blank . . . unaffected friendli- ness and a pleasant, easy-going manner . . . Latin's her bugaboo, but she always makes a valiant stab at it . . . has taken vocal lessons for years on years . . . has her sights set on a singing career. I KENNETH DRURY Kenny The soft-spoken proctor chairman with the Tarzan hair-cut . . . slow and easy on the drawl but quick and corny with the jokes especially in the role of Gate- mouth in the seniors' minstrel . . . de- pendable as time, tide or taxes, and con- scientious in every assignment . . . avid follower and participant of such sports as baseball and basketball. JOHN FAGAN Jawn Our up-and-coming Iturbi . . . rapt devotee of the Metropolitan Opera . . . leans towards the classics in art and music . . . quite an artist and musician in his own right . . . 12-A's representa- tive on the music committee . . pre- tended misogynist . . . devoted brother to Fifi. 19

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ALICE GALLIVAN Al' A shy smile framed by daffodil blonde hair . . . sunripened disposition . . . famed for her art work, which she will put to use as a commercial artist . . . quiet approach to life . . . something puzzling sends her right eyebrow up quizically ... a shy feather of a smile. ANTOINETTE GIGLIO Toni Her time is your time—anytime . . . never too busy to lend a helping hand or a sympathetic ear ... an elfin tilt to her chin, and a distinctive poise in her bearing . . . blushes becomingly and resorts to her favorite expression, Oh, my goodness! when embarrassed. ROBERT HAFNER Bob Merry eyes that squint almost shut when he laughs, which is practically all the time ... a grin that'says, Let's be pals . . . super-shoe-salesman at Miller's till he donned Navy blues . . . active member of the thrift committee . . . displayed surprising dramatic talent as one of the witches in Macbeth . . . his sincerity and helpfulness made him an appreciated friend to all. i 21