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

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JOHN KENNY John The late John Kenny . . . holds new interscholastic admission slip record , . . blond hair, blue eyes, easy-going manner . . . lazy, likeable grin . . . intra-mural sports personified with basketball, base- ball, and golf. JAMES KINLAN Jim His heart's in the Highlands . . . aims to see the world . . . heart of gold and loyal . . . smarter than he thinks ... at home behind the eight ball . . . dresses with a dash. I '4 4k t CHARLES KELLER Charlie Sports scribe for Signpost . . . only two- year man on staff ... a thinker and doer . . . straight hair that can't be con- fused . ... loyal to studies, loyal to friends . . . well-liked, well-thought of . . . Emerald editor . . . Sea Girt commuter supporter. RENE KOUN Rene Tweeds and bow ties . . . looks like an amiable Dutch professor . . . dusts Sand- lass' beach in summer months . . . cap- able paint splasher . . . courteous and dependable . . . history class debater . . . headed for Notre Dame and an M.D. LAWRENCE KERRIGAN Larry Characterized by long, dangling arms and short curly hair . . . brains to spare . . . three letterman in sports . . . friendly and likeable . . . scholastically respected ... proud of his antique Chevy . . . hero to his freshman brother. FRANCIS H. LANAHAN Frank Long, lanky, and likeable . . . future Lindberg who perpetually flies over Holm- del . . . man about the world . . . studied in Heidelberg ... as unpredictable as Jersey's thermometer . . . headed for the Point in General Dad's footsteps. 25

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 Ann Miles of smiles . . . a senior favorite of '50 ... an earnest student with a regular R pin . . . devoted secretary of the Sodality . . . hard-working club chairman on the student council . . . the lady with a Chevy. ALEXANDER HER Alex Merry mister from Middletown . . . leans toward Princeton . . . leans away from books . . . likes girls, hopes it's mutual; likes gears, hopes it's safe . . . deep voice, deep eyes, deep down a nice guy ... practical joker. BARBARA KAISER Bobby Happy-go-lucky . . . a mischievous sparkle in her eye . . . one of the girls . . . famous black lashes . . . easy on the books . . . interested in domestic science . . . has a mind of her own. ANN HYSLOP 'Ann Miss Lilliputian from Oceanport . . . quiet and unassuming ... a lot of stored-up pep and vim . . . has a special spot in her heart for Long Branch . . . future number please girl. MARY ANN HUGHES Mary Ann Glorious tall gal . . . glides with graceful stride ... famous equestrienne from Keyport . . . efficient and energetic as part-time office sec . . . rates A for per- sonal appearance and A-|- for friendliness. ANN HOTALING WILLIAM HORWEDEL Bill Tall, with noticeable long legs . . . friendly . . . justly proud of his high jumping accomplishments with track team . . plays a good game of basketball . . . always being ribbed about the various interpretations of his name. 24

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JULIUS LEHOTAY ■ii MARGARET LAUTEN “Peg My heart's in the Highlands . . . quiet but progressive . . . hard worker on the study line . . . fine cooperator . . . dreams of teaching pariez-vous . . . dependable and friendly . . . heading for Notre Dame College in Staten Island. Pokey Slow but sure ... a nightingale melody maker . . . friendly and cooperative . . . gentle as a feather . . . big brown eyes . . . future steno . . . daily occupant of Carl's bus . . . lightens Signpost mailbag with generous help. i r . - f I ■ I 26 THOMAS LARGEY Tom Big, bronzed and strong . . . triple threat on the gridiron . . . possesses a friendly smile . . . good outfielder on Casey dia- mond . . . will pull future strings as Bell Telephone lineman. BARBARA LYNCH Barbara Shining black hair, bright eyes, gener- ous smile ... at home on basketball court as star forward . . . faithful and fervent Glee clubber . . . twirls and whirls with R B C gentlemen . . . efficient mem- ber of student council as athletic chairman . . . off to New Rochelle next fail. Jule A Jule of personality . . . the Keans- burg wonder . . . served as president of Biology Club ... his chief ambition is to pass English IV . . . expects to get a big bang out of life as a chemist. ELLEN LYNCH Terry Makes Red Bank her home, but claims Highlands has her heart . . . keeps the basketball court well guarded . . . gracious giver; grateful receiver . . . car conscious . . . fiddles with orchestra . . . Glee clubber . . . Mount St. Vincent's will be proud of her. r ff