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

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“We ivould make a list against the evil days Of lovely things to hold in memory ” SIMPLE, God-given Faith . . . America, the Beautiful . „ . devoted parents . . . cherished friends . . . holy Priests . . . inspired teachers . . . freshman days . . . football victories . . . the Christmas Ball . . . playtime . . . May devotions . . . each new issue of The Signpost . . . yearbook make-up . . . Commencement singing . . . the Junior Prom . . . the Soph-Senior break- fast . . . youth and love and learning . . . And just for special keeps, the treasured memory of a valiant Sister of Mercy who fashioned with prayer and sacrifice the blessed little world in which we passed our high school days. Consecrated to youth in the name of Mercy, Sister saw in each of us a child of God and to make us worthy of Him, she taught us . . . To love Red Bank Catholic High ... to work hard and pray hard and play hard ... to be loyal to our Church, to our school, to our home ... to know ourselves ... to love our parents with all our hearts and to obey them willingly ... to stand straight, to think clear, to live pure ... to respect authority . . . to become Our Lady's valiant knights and pure ladies ... to sing The Star Spangled Banner with pride straight from our hearts ... to dress becomingly and to carry ourselves with dignity ... to remember Cardinal Newman's defi- nition of a gentleman ... to play fair ... to study and dance and act and paint and dust and scrub perfectly ... to be grateful for all things, great and small . . . to develop our talents and having developed them to use them generously . . . to love prayer and to pray the Mass ... to thirst for knowledge ... to respect ourselves and all of mankind ... to live in peace and harmony with the whole world ... to face our new world with confidence in God's goodness and Our Lady's protection. Four years and all of them steeped in the art of learning to live God's way as directed by a talented, self sacrificing, untiring, Sister of Mercy. How can we ever forget? As part of the heritage Sister has given us . . . that of gratitude . . . we, the seniors, respectfully and lovingly dedicate this, our Commencement annual, to Sister Mary Eleanor, whose memory we shall forever keep within “So runs our catalogue of lovely things “Our Catalogue of Lovely Things” 6

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SISTER MARY MAURICUS Latin and German SISTER MARY MARTIN Mathematics SISTER MARY GRATIA English SISTER MARY EDITH English SISTER MARY LaSALETTE Music SISTER MARY AGNESE Latin and Spanish SISTER MARY RICHARD History and P. A. D. SISTER MARY ANINA English SISTER MARY CHARITAS Science and Mathematics SISTER MARY ATHANASIUS Science 8 SISTER MARY ANN Bookkeeping