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

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Richard James Benson R.F.D. II9, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. PENCILS Slim, charcoal-haired Pencils got his nickname from the pencil his ear is never seen without . . . square shooter in everything especially on the rifle team,, never shot lower than 90 . . . has all the angles figured in the mechanical drawing class. Vincent Biancamano 176 Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. UBAS.. Shy, easy-going, big-hearted fellow . . . honors in merits and lessons . . . gives all to R. B. C .... Davidson's Vegetable man . . . ambition to be a language interpreter . . . works occasionally on banana truck. Loretta Bergin I9 Mount Street, Red Bank, N. J. LORETTA Proud owner of perpetual laugh . . . pug nose . . . efficient, intelligent, and co- operative . . . spins lovely poetic yarns . . . loyal sodalist . . . shining depend- ability . . . perfect spiritual chairman for IZA . . . ambition enough to succeed in whatever she attempts. Joan Bly 78 Patterson Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. JOAN Specially sweet and charmingly demure with shining eyes and winning smile . . . l2A Red Cross chairman . . . chestnut brown hair . . . loved for her natural shy- ness . . . gets things done quietly . . . loyal senior choir member . . . sunny fu- ture in secretarial world. I I Rosemary Bevacqua ' 41 Shore Boulevard, Keansburg, N. J. ROSEMARY Rosy girl with the wistful smile . . . keen on Keansburg . . . a Dodger fan, first, last and always . . . Florida tan received 5 la make-up class . . . soft brown eyes, healthy complextion . . . plenty of head work . . . set for a family future. Joan Bongort Leonardo Avenue, Leonardo, N. J. UJOANII Blue eyed, honey-blonde . . . player of magic violin . . . pride and ioy of school orchestra . . . Little Highlands miss with a flare for box pleats and gathers . . . sews up everything . . . nimble and quick . . . sparkles with witty remarks . . . glit- tering homemaker.

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Alexander Alessi 318 Columbus Place, Long Branch, N. J. ALEX Plays the licorice stick in the band . . . proctors the balcony . . . good-looking and sharp dresser . . . spent two years crack shot rifle team . . . was soph homeroom President . . . ambition: doctor . . . Bill's backseat driver . . . Variety Show barker. Phyliss Aschettino 2l4 Branch Avenue, Rod Bank, N. J. PHYL Margaret Allen 16 Russell Avenue, Fort Monmouth, N. J. MARGARET Candidate for Skyscraper Club . . . love that southern accent . . . Rebel . . . reasonable in her iudgement. honest in all dealings . . . Photography Club's busi- est member . . . globe-trotter with her Colonel Dad . . . headed down south to college. Small spirte with carefree air . . . staunch proctor . . . shines on choir and glee club . . . Walked up the Avenue into many hearts in Variety Show . . . all Giants are her heroes . . . reserves a special place for R. B. C. Q Richard Aschettino 214 Branch Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. RICH '52's top pianist . . . always on the go . . . knows a fine way to treat a Steinway . . . played the organ for the Variety Show to boot . . . easy on the feet at dances . . . gives his all to the books and school activ- ities . . . a friend in need . . . college bound. . I 0 James Anderson 284 Harding Road, Red Bank, N. J. BILL BAILEY Lean and lanky form topped by fiery curled hair . . . centers for varsity basket- ball team . . . hangs with 'Hote' . . . shy on books, high on demerits . . . famous for pegged pants and suede shoes . . . will always keep moving. Kurt Barenstecher 419 Branch Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. KURT Broad-shouldered S. C. Traffic Chairman . . . puts himself out to help anyone . . . dependable with a capital D . . . un- matched for baffling questions . . . snappy dresser . . . good head. industrious no end . . . his road leads to chemical engi- neering.

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Dorinne Bourbonniere 507 I-llgh Street, Long Branch, N. J. ..Bo-Bon Quiet and reserved but oh, so sincere . . . knows Korea is a Lang way from home . . . guarded Caseyettes for three seasons . . . tall and slender with easy smile . . . inquisitive air but not for books . . . sees the light side of everything. Gertrude Calandriello 10 John Street, Rod Bank, N. J. GERT Pleasant, pleasing true-spirited Casey . . . conscientious and capable . . . talented musician . . . assists in choir, orchestra and Glee Club . . . fondest dream: to see the stage of Carnegie Hall as pianist. Paul Buckalew 28 White Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. BUCKY l2A's Mr. President . . . one of the snappy plaid boys and also goes in for dancing like a real swell . . . ever ready to ren- der artistic talents . . . thoughtful and helpful . . . ought to achieve high success. Joseph Caliendo Main Street, New Monmouth., N. J. HJOEH Proud man from Port Monmouth . . . tall, dark, good-looking . . . leader of the'mob . . . favorite pastime collecting demerits . . . fools around with Short Stop during March . . . enjoys a laugh more than any body else . . . Grammar School scholar. I2 Francis Burns 153 Maple Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. FRANK Keansburg makes Frank's world go round . . . his '37 Chevvy is his pride and ioy . . . more friends than can be counted . . . easygoing by nature . . . demerits are a habit . . . plans his future riding the waves in Uncle Sam's Navy. Gayle Campi Sl Queens Drive, Little Silver, N. J. GAYLE Keeps the spark in J. V. cheerleaders as captain . . . l2A's sociable chairman . . . never seen minus a smile . . . gets kick out of helping people . . . anything you can do she can do better . . . dreams of big college days.