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

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CHARLES MURPHY Charlie An Irishman with a dry wit and a genuine friendliness . . . entrusted with the honored office of senior class presi- dent ... a real sportsman, leaning towards softball, basketball, and track . . . independent thinker, refreshingly frank . . . proud member of the Brevent Park Fire Department. JOAN O'KANE Joan Dramatic star and dancer par ex- cellance . . . active and able president of the False Wig and Bustle Club . . . tall, slender, and graceful to the nth degree . . . bubbling laughter lurking be- hind vivacious hazel eyes . . . tingles with the joy of living, the love of giving . . . irresistable friendliness. ANN NOLAN Ann Habitual honor student, characterized by dependability and friendliness . . . good-natured and generous with her time and her talents . . . always ready with a helping hand ... a merry laugh and friendly eyes smoothly blended into a pleasing personality.

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BETTY McMAHON Gerry A cagey femme eager and a busy member of the athletic committee . . . a brain that works even when her face goes blank . . . partial to corny jokes and parties ... a high-spirited fun-loving creature with a glimpse of romance in her sea-foam eyes. ANNE MULHOLLAND Anne Shy smile, soft and sweet as a sum- mer shower, followed by a rainbow of friendliness . . . active member of the music committee . . . gentle eyes that hold a world of understanding . . . quiet sense of humor revealed in her rippling laugh . . . possesses kindness and patience in abundance . . . will use both as a kindergarten teacher. MARY MUNNING Mary Successfully capable as president of the Student Council, but most impor- tant, an all-round girl with a personality to match . . . the lady who's most cut in on at every dance . . . sterling dra- matic ability and a lovely voice . . . makes a bid for softball fame every year . . . real spirit in more ways than one . . . a many-sided and skilled person with a friendliness that holds out a hand to the whole wide world.

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JOHN O'SHEA Brick The original quizmaster with perpet- ual queries on every subject imaginable . . . loves to talk and enjoys nothing better than a good argument . . . struggles valiantly with Latin but always comes up grinning . . . avid follower of major league baseball and college bas- ketball . . . signed his life over as Gen- eral Populescu and made a brillant go of it. FRANK PALAIA Frank Lucius Beebe of the senior class . . . as Van he won Queenie in Take It From Me . . . displayed minstrel tal- ents as the Deacon in the Black-Outs of '45 . . . president of homeroom 12-B . . . a gift to the girls of any class . . . laughing, friendly brown eyes and a hearty sense of humor . . . Gene Krupa, Bing Crosby and Tyrone Power all in one. CHARLES PARIS Charlie An air of quiet reserve'. . . thoughtful brown eyes . . .homeroom representative on the bulletin board committee . . . avid follower of all sports . . . Knute Rockne's his ideal . . . spends his after- noons working at Fort Monmouth . . . has hopes for sports writer's life . . . nows and enjoys good music.