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

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MILDRED GUERRA Mil” Dainty dark-haired Miss of '50 . . . here, there, everywhere ... expressive hands on typewriter, piano keys, or artist's can- vas . . . sincere and loyal . . . steady Signpost typist . . . will shine as a future private secretary. JOSEPHINE GRASSO Cookie Tiny' and true . . . lovely long brown locks . . . quiet and efficient . . . com- mutes from Belford and likes it . . . cheers Uncle Sam monthly with Signpost mail- ing . . . a dainty dish to set before the business world. i ■ a j 'jr 4 • 1 0m tit p ; ‘ MARY HALL Mary Boston accent . . . novel ideas and up- in-the-air ideals . . . yens for a pen career . . . looks up to history and Eng- lish . . . frowns down on math . . . famous floor talker . . . loyal and gener- ous to a good cause . . . Fordham bound. MARION GUIRLANDO Mousy Bubbling over with the hustle and bustle of everyday life . . . ballerina with sea green eyes ... member of that famous L. B. quartet . . . guaranteed cure for any ailment as future angel of mercy. CAROL GUERRIER Carol WILLIAM HALLERAN Ready to be enthusiastic over any new fad . . . owns a permanent seat in de- tention . . . dance decorator deluxe . . . big ambition: get out of high school . . . eyes a career in business . . . active, Inquisitive brain. Golden-haired beauty . . . friendly but unpredictable . . . where's Charley? . . . back seat driver while motoring with Ann . . . study shy . . . will brighten any office as private secretary. 21

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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

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ALEX HASSiNGER BART HAWLEY Alex Roars in from Rumson . . . quick, mis- chievious grin and ready faugh . . . tennis team's triple terror . . . captains the nets . . . study is his only enemy . . . friendly, funloving and full of pep . . . fancy for footlights. ALICE HARVEY Alice Hails from Colts Neck . . . hidden talent: playing the piano . . . able hostess of many parties . . flashing black eyes and winning smile ... hearty laugh . . . adorns R BC with her artistic touch . . ... future efficient nurse at St. Peter's. THERESA HEALY Terry Tall and trim . . . sunny disposition . . . infectious giggle . . . reliable class social chairman . . . a favorite color guard . . y graceful dancer . . . one of the singing commercial girls in the Follies of '50 . . . headed for success. RAYMOND HAYNE Smiley '50's nifty senior class president ... a smile slow in breaking, long in staying . . . able co-captain of Casey Five . . . one of the Spring Lake commuters . . . bound always to be found with friends . . . sincere, quiet, and oh, so gallant with the ladies. MAUREEN HEFFERNAN Pat Devoted part of every RBC activity friendly, gracious, and loyal . . . Sign- post literary editor . . . majors in missing trains home . . . hard working secretary for Student Council . . . willing mediator and problem solver . . . famed Forensic participant ., . . destination Mary wood College. Bart Regular fellow with a retiring air . . . one of the backstage boys whose work is well worth appreciating . . . always ready to help out in his patient Plymouth . . . headed for his own hardware busi- ness . . . wood-carving talent in his hands. 22