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

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Joan Healy Joanne Heffernan 54 Allen 59fG8f. RUMSDM N- J- 211 Allen Avenue, Allenhurst, N. J. --JoAN -ao Neat and petite . . . keeps the minutes Keeping up family tradition . . . embar- as l2B's little secretary . . . shining black rasses oh, so easily . . . scrubbed and hill' - - - SP3YlKll 9 CYGS - - - f3V0l'if9 tubbed look . . . Allenhurst is her first dancing partner . . . favorite hobby: love . . . favorite comeback: Really? lmiffillg 3f9YleS . . . competent lass who . . . heads Red Cross for S. C .... true to will be a welcome addition to any office. Yankees . . . has eye on nursing career. John Horner 33 South Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. UJACK.. Out from his corner . . . reserved pep. vim, and spirit . . . Mr. Big back stage . . . light man Johnny on the spot, indispens- able, dependable for Variety Shows and operettas . . . no worry clouds on his horizon. Robert Hotaling 17 John Street, Red Bank, N. J. SUNNY Famous '52 basketeer and gridiron favor- ite . . . takes incessant kidding about his 'ff dainty physique . . . a good sport, sometimes lost without the gang . . . holds no particular affinity for books . . . future points towards athletics. 20 Elizabeth Holland Navesink Avenue, Rumson, N. J. BETTY Chewed her way through Variety Show . . . fancy color guard stepper . . . out for glee club and operettas . . . loyal to R. B. C. in all activities . . . Signpost typist . . . will head for a business school. Gerald Howard 127 Hudson Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. JERRY Indispensable Varsity hoopster for two years . . . often referred to as foot for obvious reasons . . . sparked the gridiron as Varsity halfback . . . bright eyes . . . brighter personality . . . Paul's younger brother . . . forwarding address: Niagara University.

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Barbara Halleran R. D. Box 543, Red Bank, N. J. BABS Babs claims she's just a hick at heart- Kathleen Harrington Frederick Place, Keansburg, N. J. KATHY Lovely looks, gay personality, but what a dreamer . . . not in love with studies . . . chatters on corridors . . . Charlie's best customer . . . fast on the keys . . . will brighten up a lucky office someday. another Casey of long standing, has grown up here at R. B. C .... renders faithful service to Glee Club . . . marked with speed efficiency, she'lI someday make her boss a mighty fine secretary. Benjamin Hawley Maple Cr Center Ave, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. Sheila Hayes 930 Pine Street, Union Beach, N. J. SHElLA 'BEN' Charming, effervescent . . . Oh gosh! is Small but powerful . . . lives in a world that my bus? . . . gullible . . . does of his own . . . menace to pedestrians . . . everyone's worrying . . . carries the colors able when willing . . . quiet, talks only in the Guard . . . Variety Show Stepper when he has to . . . capable mechanic . . . . . . l2B's Madame President . . . depend last of the Hawleys . . . future: deep on her to laugh at your jokes . . . college secret. bound . . . yearbook staff member. '19 Joan Harvey R.F.D. xl, Freehold, N. J. UCAN.. Merry miss from Holmdel . . . loves ban- anas on top . . . mischievous sparkle in her eyes . . . warm brown hair . . . rural glow that's catching . . . dimples and smiles her trademark . . . headed for a rosy future with keyboards and files. Charles Hayne 4 Valandora Court, Spring Lake, N. J. CHARLIE R. B. C.'s capable drum major . . . keeps things moving as S. C. Director of Social Activities . . . grin from ear to ear . . . agreeable chauffeur for the girls . . . Vice Prefect of the Sodality . . . just can't help but like him . . . Charlie ought to really get ahead. a

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Paul James Howard IZ7 Hudson Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. PAUL -1 Patrick Hughes 114 Garfield Court, Long Branch, N. J. ALPATU Reports on sports for Signpost . . . talks his way out of anything . . . calls the school to order as Student Council As- sembly Chairman . . . do or dief' Cardi- nal fan . . . Irish and proud of it . . . plans to make his future pushing a pencil. Quiet and sincere, an average Joe . . . uses his wind for track instead of talk as Gorman's stellar half-miler . . . a rugged competitor' in everything including those tough books . . . sees future as a Marine and a commercial artist. Donald Fred Jones 26 Pemberton Avenue, Oceanport, N. J. DON Taciturn and shy, he's like the little man who wasn't there . . . a proud resident of Oceanport . . . boy with a green thumb . . . planning to major in ornamental horti- culture at Long Island Technical Institute of Agriculture. Harold Jones Middletown Road, New Monmouth, N. J. JONESY Three years of Varsity football . . . man behind the plate on the diamond nine . . . a neat dresser with a big smile . . . one of the brothers . . . chorus man in school operetta . . . draftsmanship shines in Jonesy's career. 21 Evelyn Hulse Oceanport Avenue, Little Silver, N. J. EVELYN The Little Silver lady with the big heart . . . pert and petite . . . little Miss Effi- ciency . . . works among the flowers . . . ever-ready helping hand in the commer- cial department . . . friendly but shy . . . baffled by Father Hughes . . . sets her sights on a secretarial future. Norine Jones Green Avenue, Belford, N. J. NORlNE Eminent citizen of Keansburg . . . tiny and unsophisticated . . . gentle air of kindness . . . friendly and co-operative . . . always willing to try . . . secretarial success headed her way. i