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

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BETTY KATSKI Betty The little girl with the lovely smile and a personality that captivates the heart . . . well-chosen clothes and a neat appearance . . . gay brown eyes that invite friendliness . . . exuberant on the sub- ject of her four nieces . . . skates for the sheer joy of it . . . sincere from cover to cover. CATHERINE ICEELEN Kay Captivating Kay of Keansburg fame . . . a winning personality that embraces everyone who comes in contact with it . . . suffered quite a setback at the Bat- tle of the Bowling Alley, but remains enthusiastic about the sport ... a sense of humor that knows how to take as well as give . . . perpetual smile and spon- taneous laughter to brighten your day and lighten your heart. IRENE KNOBLE Irene A good natured helper and a genuine friend . . . cooperative in her duties as a Press Clubber . . . cheery sense of hu- mor . . . Berbie's pal and a loyal Keansburger . . . diligent but fun-loving . . . a willing worker and a grand sport. 24

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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.

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EDWARD MAHAR Eddie Expresses indignance and hurt feelings when informed that he's late ... a loping walk that seems to drain his last ounce of energy . . . stars on the soft- ball diamond . . . never equipped with the necessary materials for writing . . proud possessor of the Community Car . BETTY McKENNA Betty Effortless skill and amazing results in every endeavor . . . rare combination of girlish enthusiasm and dynamic potenti- alities . . . yearbook by night, deadlines by day . . . part of every worth while thing that happens . . . editor-in-chief of The Emerald , editor of the Sign- post and literary chairman on S. C. . . . eager and ardent supporter of R. B. C.'s cagers . . . all-out for sports . . . cast no aspersions on her beloved Yankees . . . main aim: aviation. MARGARET McVEAGH Maggie A warm laugh styled for any occasion . . . sweet and lovely . : . pride of the Army, Navy, and Marine Corps . . . our V-Mail female . . . writes and receives more letters than anyone else in R. B. C. . . . the silver-throated songster who captured the title role of Countess Maritza this year, after shining in the comedy role of Take It From Me as a junior . . . charmingly capable as stu- dent council's assembly chairman.