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

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Arthur Crochet 377 Oceanport Avenue, Oceanport, N. J. BUDDY Strong silent ty,pe who looks good in a Tux or in anything . . . one of the denizens of that town of renown Ocean- port . . . lends his lungs to the play each year and his dancing feet to the Varsity Show . . . calm, cool and capable. Ruth D'Agostino 41 East Bergin Place, Red Bank, N. J. RUTHlE Lovely common sense blended with an artistic touch . . . a prize winner of mis- sion poster contest . . . efficient secretary and cheerful worker . . . marital minded . . . doesn't say much, dreams a lot . . . for the future: success. Mario Crupi 22 Drummond Place, Red Bank, N. J. MARIO Whiz in English class . . . proctors bal- cony . . . neat dresser . . . veteran on the rifle squad for three years . . . expert bootsmith . . . friendly smile . . . math devotee . . . ambition: to go down to John Hopkins to study medicine. Rosa De Gano 292 Wycoff Road, Eatontown, N. J. ROSIE Dependable, trustworthy, generous, and cheerful . . . Miss Efficiency from Eaton- town . . . loyal booster of every drive . . . whiz typist that'II prove a good invest- ment in any deal . . . star reacher headed for happiness. I5 Marie Curtin 88 Center Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. MARIE Talent plus . . . can strum on a Shad or tickle the ivories . . . bigsmile for one and all . . . staunch supporter of glee club and orchestra . . . blonde locks top a sensible head . . . a femme that speaks her ideas. John De Genito 358 Carr Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. JACK Blase-most loquacious member of any conversation . . . filled with good inten- tions . . . should have been a debator . . . capable pigskin toter . . . one of Bill Bailey's boys . . . finds life's skeins tangled.

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Mary Chevalier 54 Bray Avenue, East Keansburg, N. J. IIMARYH Bright-eyed . . . bubbling with laughter . . . always doing something, rushing somewhere . . . silver-throated nightin- gale . 4 . gayer than gay. essential part of Joan, Gayle. Mary-threesome . . . per- sonality sure to place her ahead. June Congdon I9 Rosallo Avenue, Rumson, N. J. JUNE Sophistication in a quiet way . . . big brown eyes and heartwarming smile . . . a working lass . . . can bowl you over with her bowling skill . . . neat typist and sten- ographer with a position open for her. Eileen Clark 139 Manor Drive, Red Bank, N. J. Blonde hair. blue eyed' pixie . . . Casey cheerleader of four years standing . . . Student Council social chairman . . . super-charged enthusiastic . . . couldn't get along without Alice . . . our own Imogene . . . future: Angel of Mercy. Edward Coughlin 119 East Bergln Place, Red Bank, N. J. .lion Graced the gridiron for two years . . . half of twin team . . . proud of his curly locks . . . always good for a laugh . . . famous for his witty sayings . . . likes to drive cars after football practice . . . permanent spot at Jerry's . . . guy with miles of smiles. l4 Paul Clemens Thompson and Washington Ave., Leonardo, N. J. PAUL Shot-out-of-a-gun personality . . . knows baseball statistics like the A. B. C.'s . . . always ready with an inspired thought . . . avid Dodger fan . . . future plans lead to the lay Brothers . . . mellow voice destined to win debates. Margaret Coughlin ll9 East Bergin Place, Red Bank, N. J. MARGlE Cute little pixie . . . loyal to her unloved lessons . . . sticks with Dodgers-to the end . . . Eddie's twin . . . a dreamer who usually acts . . . graceful dancer and trim dresser . . . may strike at college.

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Ellen de Groot 21 Riverdale Avenue, Monmouth Beach, N. J. ELLEN Tall, slim, blonde . . . just about as smart as they come . . . steady companion to Honor Roll . . . ingenious Signpost Liter- ary Editor and Emerald Jewel . . . delight- ful sense of humor . . . nice to work with -EB-and play . . . R. B. C. is proud to claim en. I Richard Doelger Broad Street, Shrewsbury, N. J. DOELG Giant of gridiron on the Casey Eleven . . . teachers' source of debate . . . hated to leave l2B . . . member of ill-fated Firehouse Five . . . sincere smile . . . never seen without Pete, Bob, or Eileen Mulligan . . . Steppin' Out into College. John De La Cruz 339 Bayview Avenue, Union Beach, N. J. John Tall, slim, silent . . . senior man of few words . . . hails from Union Beach . . . can always be found humming a happy tune . . . l2A's daily reader of Three Minutes A Day , books are his meat . . . a likeable chap. William Dolan 211 Seeley Avenue, Keansburg, N. J. BUDDY Co-Captain of the '52 varsity baseball team . . . famed the world over for his rifle arm . . . Keansburg's proudest boast for Major League material . . . one of the lucky senior car-owners . . . pals with Cherry . . . the sea claims him for a future in the Navy. I6 Cynthia Dobbs 51 Comanche Drive, Port-au-Peck, N. J. HCYN., Popular favorite with both boys and gals . . . seldom serious especially about studies . . . l2A's Miss Treasury . . . lovely golden locks and mischievous smile . . . wears out Doris's car . . . high hopes for next four years at Catholic U. Raymond Douglass 940 Broadway, Long Branch, N. J. DOUG '52's boy with the misused brains . . . could have been top honor man . . . as- pires to be an aeronautical engineer . . . Long Branch hitch hiker . . . always without a tie . . . ever ready with the crowd for fun.