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

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master i bread a’ in doub wave • ANNE HAMMER Anne WILLIAM HANLON Bill MARY HARRINGTON Mary Norwegian beauty . . . high scoring Casey rooter . . . never Bahr-ed from basketball games . . . drives a blue Chevy and shows no mercy to pedestrians . . . keeps Charlie's in business . . . added color to the color guard . . . graceful ballerina . . . future in the making. A regular 49'er . . . math ups—English downs . . . stands out socially and athletically . . . proud of three var- sity R's . . . hearty sense of humor . . . Spring Lake Commuter . . . signing his life over to physical en- gineering. Hails from Keansburg and brags about it. . . always weighed down with books which she infrequently opens . , . blue eyed, fair skinned colleen . . . tells witty jokes in her native style . . . good stenog . . . Athletic Chair- man of 12C for '48 . . . latent powers kept in typing desk. ,OHN HA»'5 . I Ja V she • ■ . op -a n V • p ° ,o ng • • . 0 n '“fie k'aIV easV things - th® ■ooiny • Li. o n »°kes. kta V funniest . • eXe«t cfl future kaC t v disincii«ed • ‘ 21

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GALLAGHER PHILIP GENOVESE CAROL GIRARD •Cute efe 9 hy ha r . . . corn . »■» »xt 5uf ss. Rose 'Phil' Carol Perfect study for Willet's Sodality Reaper . . . amiable, easy-going, and easy on the nerves . . . physically fit and definitely interested in bowling . . . keeps fingers nimble by knitting her way to a secretarial future. Competent president of Forum Club . . . just a bit of old world charm . „ . tall, dark and soft spoken . . . able 6'3 competitor for high honors . . . Rosie expression ... a win- ning debater for R. B. C. . . . can play it funny and can play it sad . . . one of Georgetowns future medicos —Doctor Phil. Photogenic Conover model with a pixie profile . . . charming manner and manners . . . always band-box crisp . . . commutes daily from Sea Girt . . . class chauffeur . . . the little sec who wasn't there . . . spends part of every school winter in Arizona . . . seven dates a weekend . . . en route to Marymounf. A,Uf At r,ei diest Ai Pers°n ZcP-burn-' OenocrJ S ' » er b o;7 'ho0, the Ai'-Hjsfory win l 1 eyes Si? PoTrl be toichZ m ty I?' ■n'd°i«gs ders‘«fenL i ■ ■ £ 20

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 MARIE HEFFERNAN Mimi Brains, beauty, and blitheness . . . signs away her after school hours to Signpost and Emerald , . . makes every S. G. minute count . . , foren- sic y inner . . , Fear wist not to evade, as love wist to pursue . . . grace in every movement . . . charm in every pose . . . perfectly cast as Marie in Mile. Modiste , . . en route to Rosemount College. EDWARD HENNESSEY Ed tittle John of '49 . , . big but oh, so gentle ... willing to put in a 12 hour day . . . dreams of building bridges . . . mighty grin and wonder- ful disposition ... a humble fellow that ought to go long way along the road of success. JOSEPH HERR AAHH Joe Tall, trim, and debonnaire . . . cruiser par excellence . . . wields a mighty tennis racket . , . pals with Ed Mehm . . . holds his own with the ladies . . . member of student council with artistic leaning towards bulletin boards . . . leads a gay social life at the Point . . . intends to cheer for old Eli comes next fall.