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

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JOAN MacPHEE Joan Big blue eyes . . . sincere, serious, and dependable . . . comes from Leonardo . . . chums with Cookie . . . types for the Signpost . . . loves R B C and proves it daily. JOSEPH McCOY J. C. Wefl-liked . . . black curly locks . , . friendly , . , pals with Largey . . . proud owner of an old Chevy . . . starred in football and baseball . . . boxing champ with a wicked left jab . . . aspires to a future in accounting. BARBARA MacMASTER Babs From the hills of Tennessee to the hills of Atlantic Highlands . . . always ready to debate in history class . . . flashy temper . . . favorite is Salmon ... sailing into the future as a naval nurse. ROSEMARY McAULlFFE Rosemary Pleasing personality . . . gold mine from Little Silver . . . favorite dish—-potato chips a la ice cream . . . substantial Caseyette guard . . . super fire hydrant bumper . . . off to All Souls in the fall for a nursing career. MARY McDOUGALL Molly '50's pretty Irish colleen . . . friendly and sincere . . . travels from Keansburg . . . Rusty's other half . . . impressive blue eyes . . . sings with the Glee Club . . . plans to don the nurse's white cap. p| d|| ANNE McNALLY Mac Little Miss Little Silver . . . shy and demure . . . neat and trim . . . unmistak- able Jersey bounce . . . finds trig tricky . . . a sincere advocate of westerns . , . collegiate bound. , 0. 28

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JOSEPH MADURE Joe Hard-charging Casey gridiron captain . . . four year baseball hero . . . loyal and liked . . . mellow tenor of “New Moon bound to be a hit as a professional mem- ber of a diamond nine . . . famed 50's players' player. Bobbie Easy-going and co-operative . . . entered R B C as a jaunty junior . . . vital half of Malley-McNally duet . . . friendly by nature . . . tunes in with the Glee Club . . . future laboratory technician. BARBARA MALLEY HBHHHj RALPH MARCHETTI PATRICIA MAGNER Pat Gleam from Beacon Beach . . . black hair and bright eyes . . . never forgets herself . . . applies the right touch as summertime beautician . . . famous for absences . . . career will turn from twirler to typist come June '50. MARY MALONEY Mary A bit of Irish beauty . . . foveliness plus personality ... a true Casey rooter . . . big brother her greatest pride . . . can be, but tries not to be, serious . . . hopes to help blaze the nightingale trail. Foo Friendly and likeable . . . famous little one . . . letterman in basketball and baseball . . . Texas cowboy from Atlantic . . . always wearing that innocent look . . . one of 12B's favorites. Blond curly hair . . . ardent Dodger fan . . . bright star in eager's victory over Buccaneers . . . three letterman in sports . . . big heart, big smile . . . loyal in his love for R B C , . . big blue eyes . . . dazed-like expression . . . good dresser. 'Jack' 27

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MARIE MIELE ROBERT MARVIN Bob Genial smile the while . . . aesthetic taste in art and architecture . . journalistic dilettante . . . ushers away extra time at Carlton . . . could be commercial artist or gentleman farmer. ETHEL MORVAN Ethel Everyones' friend . . . gains an R in studies , , . made history as Daddy in assembly . ... a blessing from Be I ford . . . lives gracious and gracefully . . . en route to a nursing school. JGAN MEEEjAff ''Joan Demoetafic' friendliness . . . senior's favorite baskeloal! starette in intramural sports . . . giggles like a tinkling bell . . . Irish through and through . . better late than never . . . future nurse. CLAUDETTE MINALDI Claudette Great big generous heart ... dependable and devoted . . . afraid of her own shadow blind to her virtues . . . likeable, lovable, laugh-a-lot . . . checked ord more faithfully than ' 1 31 Marie Dark, dark eyes and deep thoughts . . . quiet friendliness . . .an appealing smile that's all her own . . . makes the daily trip from Keansburg . . . sure to find it easy along the path to success. I DOMINIC MULLANEY Nick CI i pped ta Ik—ch i pped tooth—chopped ,hair ... a Casey rooter through and through . . . honest-to-goodness expres- sion . . . 12C's champion dueller . . . gets 'em out of the aisles at Mr. Reade's Carl- ton . . . intra-mural bet on any team.