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

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CLAIRE GALLAGHER Stuff Little bit of Keansburg . . cut crystal blue eyes . . . warbles her very own lingo . . . agreeable everywhere, all the time . . . memorable belle of Ebony Etiquette . . . showed off beautifully as one of the Sweetheart goslings. OWEN GRANT General Our man Friday ' Saturday, Sunday and whenever else you need him . . . exact to the smallest detail . . . neat, painstakingly slow . . . served ideally as homeroom treas- urer in senior year . . . always in focus with job as photography editor of Signpost and Emerald . . . signed up at Georgetown. MARY ELLEN GARVEY Meg Chauffeurs the family car . . . indispensable attendance keeper and efficient secretary of 12A . . . happy disposition highlighted by infectious laugh . . . favors tomato pies and Gregory Peck . . . never too busy to help . . . following the family to Saint Elizabeth's. JOHN GREGERSON Greg Most easy going man in senior class . . . even, mild disposition . . . keeps temper under control, good worker, loyal, reliable . . . one of Keansburg's kids with a special love for the sand dunes . . . side- kicks with Hank Schaible . . . firm sup- porter of R. B. C comes game or play. 12

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CLEMENTINE DOMBROSKI JOSEPHINE DOMZAL Jo Fluff of curls frames innocent countenance . . . demure but efficient . . . hard work- ing vice president of the Sodality . . . homeroom recognized her Mary likeness . . . writes for the Air Corps . . . types for Signpost . . . lives for R. B. C. Clem Unlocks school each A M . , smiles sweetly through time-worn blush wouldn’t set with anyone but Cas Hup fer . . . very prompt at keeping a certam three o'clock date . . . another prospective proby from R. B. C. PETER FLEMING Pete Mr. President all wrapped up in green and gold spirit ... his 6' 5 rates high as Casey mound and cage candidate . . . un- usual understanding of people and things . sports editor of Signpost and Emerald . . . out front in scholarship, citizenship, sportsmanship . . . everybody looks up to Pete. JOHN FINNEGAN Finn Deep thinker with mind of his own . . . born with a book in his hand . . . quiet but forceful sense of humor . . . one of big four on student council . . . captained Casey's first football eleven . managing editor of Signpost . . proven example of young Catholic manhood . . eyes on Notre Dame.

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CAITLIN HAYES Kate Prettiest senior . . . Irish blue eyes that smile warmly upon rhe whole world . . . quiet simplicity . . . mighty defender of Atlantic Highlands . . . stores a crowd of fun into each school day or night . . . favorite colors—green and gold. DORIS GUNN Doris Trim and slim . . . the perfect model of smart uniforms . . . quiet as a whisper . . . cheeriest of the cheerleaders . . . Press Club secretary . . . has an interest in elec- tricity, but plans on designing clothes . . . an out and out R. B. C.'er. JEAN HOLTERS Jean Jeanie with the light brown hair and big expressive eyes . . . talks little, does much . . . school spirit with a capital R. B. C . . . quiet style . . . sports enthusiast . . . lives in Asbury Park and in the hearts of her classmates. JOSEPHINE HAYES Jo-Jo Five feet two with eyes of blue . . . breezes into every activity . . . ticks and picks the typewriter . . . ready, willing, and popular . . . On Parade with an eye to secretarial future . . . everybody likes Jo-Jo. 13