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

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THOMAS FITZMAURICE RICHARD FINNEGAN Dick Fifty's paradox supreme , . . enigmatic like a sphinx . . . generous and lazy . . , beautiful but not so dumb . . . a great mass of could-be's but is not's . . . heart of gold. MARILYN FRABIZIO Lynn Short and sweet . . . dancing brown eyes and a lasting smile . . . the other half of the Bruno laugh . . . strong upholder of woman's rights . . . studies now and then . . . future will find Lynn teaching, she hopes. Quiet and capable . . . uses his brains brilliantly . . . gains honor pins galore . . . spotted as a sports special . . . one of the famous Long Branch Boys . . . figures for a mathematical career. THOMAS FRANCESCONI Tom' His name rhymes with detention . . ♦ never seen without a wad of gum . . . one of the Red Bank boys . . . two letter- man in athletics . . . takes special pride in his pitching and in his wavy hair . . . next move unpredictable. PHYLLIS FODERARO Phyll . Blondy with bangs . . . quiet and in- explicable . . . Long Branch lass with Rumson thoughts . . . dreams of far away places . . . avoids carrying heavy books home . . . preserved her brains with re- served air. PAUL GALE Windy A math genius by nature . . . imposingly tall and just as thin . . . the great silent type ... a member of the Glee Club . . . brags Incessantly about Fair Haven . . . will wing his way through aeronautical designing. 19

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WILLIAM DOWD MARIE EMERY Simplicity at its best . . . full face smile for everyone ... as polite as he is pleasing . . . chosen as the '50 graduate most most likely to be a reel success . . . a steady boy, with a steady interest. PATRICIA FAGAN Pat Leonardo lovely . . . soft voice, star spangled blue eyes ... globe gadabout . . . expert Spanish translator . . . straightens out everyone's math problems . . , smart dresser . . . ship-shape gait . . . a welcome to any office. | ■ Iiiijr y m i 1 JOAN DOWD Joan Trim, slim, blonde with fresh-as-spring appeal . . . her crystal clear voice sparkles in the Glee Club and Variety Show . . . shy a's a violet . . . lilting and lovely as Marianne of New Moon . . . medically- minded future. JANE FEEHAN Janie Exact contradiction to Plain Jane . . . unforgettable Jersey City accent . . . a ray of light finally came to a head in senior year . . . coy ... gives her all as a cheerleader . . , sees a white capped future ahead. Marie Unaffected by books . . . quiet, gracious manner . , . fun-loving dance lady . . . uses her purse as a trunk . .... lost pep in moth balls . . . loved student clerk days . . . secretary in the making. JOSEPH FEENEY Pop Leader of Long Branch Forever Club . . . popular president of student council . . . a friend in need . . . humble wheel with high ideals . . . from sergeant to student in one easy lesson . . . Glee Club . . . intra-mural basketball champ. 18

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VERONICA GARTY Ronnie Brought the sunshine from native Florida . . . graceful ballerina . . . atomic Casey cheerleader . . . feminine and frank . . . artistic and acting talents . . . sparkles on Emerald staff . . . circling toward a flying future. LOUISE GLEASON Lou The Arkansas traveler ... curly black hair . . . drives Dad's car . . . likes to spin on roller skates . . . amiable and sincere . . . another gay twig from Long Branch. PETER GRANDE Pete A Long Branch boy from Asbury Park . . . spirited entrance into the senior class . . . president of 12A . . . hard worker for senior follies, pep rallies, and Glee Club . . . aspires to the priesthood. ALICE GARVEY Alice A becoming dimple . . . giggles galore . . . swift Miss on the Caseyette court . . . one of the 'Steady threesome . . . junior owner of the dying Plymouth . . . en route to St. Elizabeth's and a nursing career. ELIZABETH GARVEY Betty Yours, mine, and everyone's ... slow and easy on the nerves . . . capable manager of famed Caseyettes . . . stenography struggler . . . long telephone calls . . . possessor of the immortal Plymouth . . . a genuine friend. Joe Lives in Spring Lake; likes to think it's Ireland . . . hot rod happy . . . hearty laugh, generous heart . . . service with a capital S . . . patient proctor ... saving' brains for a rainy day . . . life's ambition to be a bachelor. JOSEPH GILROY 20