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

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RUTH KILZEN HERMANCE LABRECQUE Herman Shy, easy-going Hermance . . . always at hand when duty calls . . . enthusiastic pedal-pusher . . . bites her nails and giggles at Jean Kaney's jokes . . . the forty-sixers most generous contributor . . . fooled her French family and studied Spanish. Red Katherine Cornell of senior class . . . gold headed and gold hearted . . . trademarked by corny |okes and non sense'' . . . tem- per flashes followed by sweet smile . wears frothy evening gowns . . . sings her heart out for R. B. C. f I COLETTE LORENZ Slim Made to order for Vogue . diversified talents . . . runner up for student council pres . . . edits How About a Date for Signpost ... if she's helping to make the school go 'round - that's Colette . . . Jose's biggest booster . . . Katharine Gibbs' future gift to editors' row. A IRENE MAHAR Irene Pep with a capital P . . . a part of every crowd and lets the crowd know it . . . hu- mor beyond compare . . . most used word, why? . . . brains to spare . . . excels in math and science . . . current Sign- poster.

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 CATHERINE HUPFER Cas Rather shy but always smiling . . . divides her loyalty evenly between U. S. Army and R. B. C. . . . chatters continuously with Clem . . . gracious manner and understanding heart . . . headed for Saint Peter's and a nursing career. JEAN KANEY Shorty Big as a pin and just as indispensable . . . could have been a court jester in Eliza- bethan days . . . overcomes obstacles moun- tain high . . . prides herself as an ivory tickler . . . lost without Mary Taylor . . . spends her spare time bowling. JOHN JEFFREY Jake Model showman with a bit of ham wrapped up in hts drama . . . figures on football, basketball, baseball squad with three let- ters . . . crazy hen-like cackle . . . holds down athletic chairmanship of homeroom . . . aims to please and does . . . aspires to professional ball playing. JOHN KELLY Kell Math minded vice-president of 12A who doesn't like socials . . . member of varsity quintet for two years . . . one of Sister Edith's quiz kids in trig class . . . sense of humor makes sense . . . made Casey's first football team . . . aims at a college edu- cation in business administration . . . that ought to put him in right with Mr. Kelly, Sr. 14

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JAMES MALONEY Jim Smiling Irishman from Middletown . . . greets everybody in school with hearty hello . . . three years on baseball nine and outstanding lineman on eleven . . . ardent press clubber . . . red plaid shirt and loosened tie are familiar pre-deadline features . . . last name could be school spirit . . . likes figures and figures on the life of a C. P. A. dorothy McCarthy Dot Bangs help individuality . . . rose petal complexion . . . continuously curls her ringlets in class . . . determined and frank . . . prays with inspiring devotion ... on the run for Signpost news-bits . . . first line ballerina . . . destination, Georgian Court. ROSEMARY MAXWELL Dude Tapped her way through R. B. C. . . . good listener . . . remembers to forget to remember . . . shared ballet honors in Maritza and Sweethearts'1 . . . quiet, shy, refined manner ... an up and coming college special. JOHN McCUE Mac Zig-zagged blonde bomber of 12A . . . keen sense of humor and strong determi- nation . . . voted most everything in soph class . . . competent courster for two years . . . constant lumber chewer and math fixer . . . butlered his way in and out of Maritza . . . buddy to all bus fel- low commuters on the Long Branch line. 16