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

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Judith Lynch 34 Irving Place, Red Bank, N. J. IIJUDYH Efficient and proficient as secretary of her class . . . offset by a merry sense of humor and a ready laugh . . . conscientious ob- iector . . . fun's her middle name . . . an appreciation of clothes and a knowledge of how to wear them . . . stars as guard on Caseyettes. Eugene Maloney 70 North Fifth Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. GENE Carrot topped . . . mischief is his middle name . . . made things black for Mr. Gray . . . rides with Joe V . . . friends with everybody . . . smiles from ear to ear . . . skips anything that looks like studies . . . destination unknown. Carole Macho 8 Wolfhlll Avenue, Oceanport, N. J. CAROLE R. B. C.'s choice sample of sweet girl graduate . . . stylish with just the right polish . . . stars in her eyes and ideals . . . Sodality Prefect emanating the virtue of Religion . . . a dramatic find, a school spirit mine . . . can do anything well . . . a perfect jewel of a Catholic young lady. Alice Marks 33 First Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. UAV, Snappy cheerleader . . . no limit to her energy . . . leaves studying till last . . . Lorraine's other half . . . giggles from morn to night . . . chatter, chatter . . . flashes her dramatic flare frequently . . . sees active future as somebody's stenog. 24 John MacPhee Flomar lr Kelvin Avenues, Leonardo, N. J. JOHN R. B. C.'s own Professor Einstein . . . homeroom head man in his Junior year . . . quiet but calculating . . . carried Mulligan through Physics and Trig . . . big boy with brains to match . . . names Chemistry as his goal. Q Lorraine Marks l92 Bath Avenue, Long Branch, N. J. NLORAII Green and Gold all the way-co-captained with Monica . . . questioning eyebrows . . . slightly perplexed, usually gay . . . weathers the gales in Doris's chariot . . . leader of the Long Branch Five . . . she'II meet success halfway.

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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

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Edward Martin I8 Barker Avenue, Vail Homes, Eatontown N. J. uion Tall and slow moving . . . Harry's right hand man . . . half, asleep half the time . . . keeps brains in safe box . . . stage- hand for the last two years . . . good man to have around . . . proud of his car . . . future undecided. Robert McDonnell ll5 Woodland Drive, Fair Haven, N. J. HMACU Readily sees the dollar sign as Student Council treasurer . . . insists on being l2C's luncheon Hostess and renders service with a smile . . . clothes like Brooks Brothers' nephew . . . member of Casey Gridiron . . . hopes to see Villanova Some one of these days. Felicia Mazzacco 72 Garden Road, Little Silver, N. J. FELlClA Graceful ballerina . . . study-shy . . . easily recognized by her long black tresses . . . sophisticated miss . . . flashy dresser, generous nature . . . twinkle toes of every operetta . . . makes her way to New York for ballet each week. Maryan McFeely Berkley Avenue, West Deal, N. J. GINGER A musical miss, with a melodious disposi- tion . . . has her serious moments but few have seen them . . . faithful member of the glee club . . . Signpost typist . . . she holds the position of Red Cross Chairman of l2C . . . focused as a typical secretary in future years. Martin McCoy Stone Road, Union Beach, N. J. MARTY Crew cut and big brown eyes . . . a little bit of this and little bit of that curricula . . . loves his Chevy convertible . . . friendly smile for everyone . . . ambition: Navy aviator. John McGowan First Avenue, Port Monmouth, N. J. JACK Big boy . . . easy going . . . smart as a whip . . . never knows why he is in trouble . . . never seen without his other half, McCoy . . . has a well developed laugh and makes use of it. 25