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

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ROBERT HARRIS Bob Keen mind with a pronounced flair for math . . . authority on electrical en- gineering, his aim in life . . . friendly smile and ever-present sense of humor . . . a little on the lonely side since Doc Monaghan joined the Navy . . . man behind the scenes of all dramatic success at R. B. C. . . . unsurpassed spirit of cooperation. GEORGE HAWKINS Hawk A veritable encyclopedia of corny jokes . . . Mr. Interlocuter of minstrel fame . . . full of fun, but serious about photography in which he is quite pro- ficient . . . up-and-at-'em director of social activities on student council . . . his hobby is having a good time . . . pocket-size package of pep and person- ality ... all things build toward chem- ical engineering. MARGUERITE HERRING Marggy A lady of mystery . . . her eyes are deep pools of thought . . . comments on her thoughtful appearance rile her . . . great dependibility as shown by her work as alumni editor and circulation editor of the Signpost , and a hard-working member of the Emerald staff . . . pres- ident of 12-A and the Press Club. 22

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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

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JOYCE HESSLEIN Joyce Friendly in an easy going sort of way . . . refreshingly gentle in speech and ac- tions . . . trim, neat about herself and her surroundings . . . efficiently business- like about her duties as home-room assembly chairman, treasurer of social club . . . smooth on the dance floor . . . an ardent collector of popular platters. JUNE HOLLIDAY June A lovable live-wire, charged with the electricity of mirth and school spirit . . . gives vent to her excess energy as cheer- leader . . . usually catches on to a joke five minutes later than everyone else and laughs five weeks longer . . . ardent supporter of the Green and Gold— whether the sport be baseball, basketball, or track . . . spends her more serious moments as secretary of the Science Club and homeroom literary chairman. ANN JOHN A nr Vies with Aggie Sanders for the title of class Shorty . . . new at R. B. C. this year, but earned her letter as a mem- ber of the cheerleading squad . . . chair- man of thrift in 12-B . . . quick wit and an ever-welcome sense of humor that add to her popularity . . . happy-go- lucky nature and laughing blue eyes.