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

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DONALD HORNER Don The Horner that blows a mighty horn . pocket-sized edition of Casey spirit . . . expressive eyes and a $64 grin . . , struggles with Latin with eye on a black robed future . , . takes it all in a stride. JEAN KEEN Jean Jean's all here and no relation to the tracer of lost persons . . . shy as a violet and twice as lovely . . . has genuine interest in everything that goes on in Casey kingdom . . . Sweet voice . . . eager to please . . . hails from Atlantic Highlands . . . Mrs. Laurino's little helper . . . Keen on the books and reaps wise harvest. FRANCIS KELLY Frank Dimples that put his grin in paren- theses . . . neglects his many tlents . . . spends most time worrying away detention slips . . . leader of cafeter- ia's Happy Birthday boys . . . pos- sesses natural Irish art of colorful story telling . . . gridiron man of merit . . . can take trig with plenty physics heaped on top . . . just an actor at heart. layer5 .can 23

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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.

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TIMOTHY LYNCH Tim Nonchalant stride . . . always in need of an ounce of energy . . . fitful quip maker . , . learn-leaser , . . writes poetry for the fun of it . . . drives a mighty wheel . . . high basketball fever . , . left his heart in the High- lands. JOAN LOFTUS JOAN LEDDY Joan Ray of sunshine on any dull day . . . favorite child of the faculty . . . re- sponsibility is her middle name . . . unconsciously attracts the gentlemen ... a sweet voice that comes to the fore in Glee Club . , . gives her all to the green and gold . . . knits as fast as she talks . . . designs a future in de- signing. Has 49 s Classiest memory . . . talks a green and gold streak . . . freckles and gleam of a real colleen . . . tall gal with sympathetic eyes . . . far out in front as color guard's captain . . . lost lot of shyness as a senior . . . has makings of a perfect nurse. 'au9' , halfo° e, « ] ° n ere» 9,99 e 3 7 o'?; 1 fasf J hai, ' affec«on.1 9