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

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- John Keelan 72 Frances Place, Keansburg. N. J. JACK Student Council President . . . mild and sincere . . . keeps busy at Keansburg A. Cr P .... reserved in manner and dress . . . gladly accepts souvenirs at lunch table . . . will hold his own in the busi- ness world . Thomas Kelso ll East Lincoln Ave.. Atlantic Highlands, N. J. -.1-OM.. Heads Service Corps as S. C. Service Chairman . . . playful . . . easy on the books . . . a friend's friend . . . bigger half of Kelso-Horner duo . . . proud pos- sessor of '37 Ford . . . unsung prop builder for all shows . . . destination: U. S. Navy. Mary Keen William Kelly 81 Norwood Avenue. Long Branch. N. J. KELLY Sharp dresser from Long Branch . . . light on books . . . vides to school in Joe's cab . . . one of the boys . . . wide open future . . . small in stature but big in heart for Green and Gold. 7 Second Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. MARY Absolute Spanish whiz . . . loves to gab to Mary D . . . received diploma from Croy- don . . . quiet but loaded with brains . . . plans to go to Hunter College as Spanish maior . . . will always be ready to take a letter. Joseph Kozik l Gosselin Avenue, Fort Monmouth, N. J. ..JoE.. Fort Monmouth's gift to R. B.C .... , Army shirt-chief apparel . . . cafe's rear door custodian . . . walking pawn shop Paul Klefnall . . . man of many expressions . . . aspires 469 Westwood Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. to Air Corps career . . . a real friend. BUDDY Long lad from Long Branch . . . gridiron's pal . . . The Giants have it . . . directs the service for Student Council . . . ruled horneroorns as frosh and soph . . . Junior Class President . . . generous, hard-work- ing and sincere . . . Oh yeah? . . . college bound. 22

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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

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Shirley Kruse 803 River Road, Fair Haven, N. J. SHIRLEY uret as a whrs er attractive air Margaret Lang 108 Church Street, Fair Haven, N. J. MARGlE Strawberry blonde hair and twinkle in her blue eyes . . . dependable and loyal . . . l2C's spiritual aid . . . whole heart in R. B. C .... manages female courtsters . . . Yearbook staff . . . usually found running the mimeograph . . . everywhere at once . . . bright dedicated days ahead. Q ' , 'p . . . ' F Haven blond . . . serious and sedate . . . nimble fingers with typewriter keys . . . sincere worker . . . loves to sing in the choir . . . will be certain to succeed as a secretary. V Monica Lang 96 WoodsidelAvenue, Keansburg, N. J. MQNICA Co-captain of the Green and Gold Cheer- leaders . . . will gladly tell you all about Keansburg . . . carefree Jo of Little Women . likes the last period of the day best-3:30 at .lerry's . . . drives Dad's car . . . one of the future's best secretaries. Ann Lankenau Robert Largey Doris Lo Pinto I67 Dartmouth Avenue, Fair Haven, N. J. Ocean Avenue, East Keansburg, N. J. 58 Branchport Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. ANN Bon '-bolus A real city slicker . . . invaded R. B. C. this year . . . soon became hep to honest- to-goodness Casey spirit . . . keeps things whirling as l2C's social chairman . . . June finds her job hunting in busy New York offices. Keansburg Nugget to the press . . . four years an outstanding gridiron star . . . runs his own taxi service . . . friendly word for all . . . quiet and reserved . . . future leads to deluxe taxi system . . . college bound. R. B. C. newcomer in Junior year . . . top debator . . . would argue at a drop of a hat that black was white and sound con- vincing . . . one of the famous Long Branchers . . . she goes all out for R. B. C. . . . a real little bundle of Casey spirit. 23