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

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LAMONT McLOUGHLIN Shadow EUGENE McMAHON Micky CHARLES MEARS Charlie Of shadow fame . . . silver tongued orator . . . wields the gavel at S. C. meetings . . . vice president of Sodality . . . secretary of New Jersey Boys' State , , . keeps in constant touch with honor roll . . . divides spare time between sports and radio broadcasting . . . right at home on the stage . . . loyal with a capital I» . . . cheer cheers for Old Notre Dame, his ture Alma Mater. Shy smile with dimples . . . unruly locks stocky build JK A -onion an air spare of wavy brown hair . . . and determined air . expert . . . oals with . . . a sense of hpm of friendliness . ... . I medical minded. } Famous for his fair eyelash . . . de- pendable, generous, a class comfort . . . keen on sports, loyal rooter . . . partakes at his namesake's . . . likes school after school . . . hails from Rum- son but his heart's in R. B. C. . . . optimist who'll pour balm on anybody's wounds . . . gets joy out of living and gives it.

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N0R? «T,N » X ;; I™’ ' “ 'S’ Z,“';J‘SS {j 4 l8 B JOAN MacDONALD Joan Sweet and low . . . shy as an ostrich . . . wavy copper hair . . . fantasy in freckles . . . spic 'n span . . . argues that she's more Irish than Scotch . . . peppy J. V. cheerleader ... a lone ranger without Pat Carroll. MARTIN McAULEY Marty A man's a man for a-that —Marty's a full blooded scot that landed in sophomore year . . . unassuming and intelligent . . . delightful butterscotch dialect , . . finds Jim Alexander a bonny lad . . . his sea blue eyes have spotted a mechanical engineering fu- ture. v cP YVA lenore McDermott Babs Eyes that crinkle and twinkle when she smiles . . . delayed sense of humor ... a voice with whipped cream soft- ness , . . battered but undaunted French student . . . brought her versa- tile personality and burnished topknot to R. B. C. as a jaunty junior . . . as- pires to a nursing career. PATS,C 6 operato,, S { ng 26

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TH£8 Iineerrf,i' ‘P'edZV Terry st: and “f' e'ma . Yeyb°8'd ' ' £ ” C5«”C 9 FifS P« ty s.UuJ AjD ----------------- U fijJ 7r L . C Jjl JLuAJ tr MARY LU MULLIN Lu Lu A bit of Ireland came to R. B. C. in Mary Lu , . . dimples you'll not forget . . , sandwich connoisseur . . . big, big heart . . . loyal fan to cousin Bill Callahan . . . projection club presi- dent . . . professional night watch- man in nurseries about town . . . chooses career as graduate nurse. JOHN MURPHY Murph Slow and easy on the work . . . soft pedaHed brains and books . . . chipped toothed grin . . . just a little hoarse . . . . tried and true at trig . . . sports- man's build and air . . . will no doubt be totaling your income tax in days to come. ROSEMARY MUSTILLO Roe An indispensable part of all the good things at R. B. C. . . . Cheery aspect on life . . . busy as the day is long . . . sold on Tobe Coburn . . . happy countenance with matching personality . . . holds down seconds for the Glee Clubbers . . . Fads and Fashions fea- tured by Couturier Rosemarie. k felt b AUSTlN 0«ce ■ ■ ■ shy wu?ow him „ , l0u kn, takes SUece« bfothe C0Urster°°Ut sfton , »h sure 28