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

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William Mulligan 76 Avenue D, Atlantic lfllghlands, N. J. BILL Atlantic Special . . . one of the Brothers . . . not really in a daze . . . in fact, quite a wit . . . Ship Ahoy . . . not one for giving directions . . . Ace Casey hurler and gridiron specialists . . . at ease appearance . . . reverence for things sacred. Kathleen Nelligan 23 Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. CIPATII On-the-spot choir girl . . . stays away from frowns . . . thinks the telephone is the greatest yet . . . sweet and sen- timental . . . faithful follower of Our Lady . . . quiet, thoughtful and most agreeable . . . Oh me . . . future plans in a business muddle. Thomas Mullin White Oaks, Lincroft, N. J. IKTOMU Ireland can be proud of our Sodality trea- surer . . . a brother through and through . . . heart as big as his station wagon . . . plays tennis for a racket . . . Oh, those Giants . . . Red Cross aid . . . plans future as veterinarian. James Byron Norris 80 Monmouth Road, Oakhurst, N. J. ..sAMn Active, and athletic . . . handsome Sam likes to play things cool . . . played J. V. football in Junior year . . . assistant fresh- man football coach . . . ran the low hurdles and the broad jump for two years . . . future misty but might sail with the navy. 284 Barbara Nelligan 23 Riverside Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. BARBARA Quiet and reserved . . . her voice has graced the choir for the past four years . . . plans to devote future to business world . . . hard worker in school and after school . . . sincere friend. Carol Oakerson 178 Pinckney Road, Red Bank, N. J. CAROL 'Blonde. and brainy . . . succeeds in all her attempts . . . hymn-triIler in St. James choir . . . scholaire francais . . . brightens up library on off-hours . . college bound to secure her future.

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Jean Molskow 12 Barker Avenue, Eatontown, N. J. MEAN.. Bulletin Board Chairman Magna cum laude . . . her heart's of gold and so are her lovely curls . . . snappy cheer- leader . . . hardest working all-round senior . . . choir's thrush . . . one of Sodality's big Five . . . college bound. Peter Francis Moss 183 Hudson Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. PETE Deep, deep-voiced sports lover . . . an- other Dodger fanatic . . . sports a pretty pair of horn rims for the battle of the books . . . kept a steady hand in intra- murals . . . Senior Variety show wouldn't have been the same without him . . . would like to go to business school after R. B. C. Felicia Molyneaux Sycamore Avenue, Tinton Falls, N. J. LElTI Spirited bit of determination . . . blushes becomingly . . . neat and sweet . . . soft spoken and friendly . . . sometimes can be found in her own dream land . . . youthful simplicity adds charm to a win- ning personality. Patricia Moulton 35 South Avenue, Atlantic Highlands, N. J. IIPATH 52's youngest senior . . . lost when Toni's not around . . . always late for religion class . . . takes everything in her stride . . . the Dodgers forever . . . exceed- ingly shy but nice to know . . . plans future years number pleasing for Mr. Bell. 27 Robert Morin 212 Navesink Avenue, Highlands, N. J. ..BoB.. Friendly, sincere, .big-hearted, and a deep spirit of religion . . . Sleepytime Bob is famous for his late entrances . . . The Desert Song finds Bob tops as the Sid. . . . Fall will find Bob entering God's service in the Dominican Novitiate. Margaret Mullaney 339 Main Street, Belford, N. J. MARGIE Shining light of l2C . . . never too busy to lend a helping hand . . . merry eyes that sparkle when she laughs, which is practically all the time . . . a genuine friend . . . will claim the degree-R.N.

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Jean Oliver 78 Throckunorton Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. JEAN Thomas 0'Rourke 109 Barker Avenue, Eatontovrn, N. J. BUGS Classy dresser with a smooth crewcut . . . well-mannered and quiet . . . plays a cool shortstop on the diamond . . . famous expression of his on the infield is Home Baby . . . hails from Alfred Vail Homes . . . dreams of a baseball future. Her eyes say it! . . . radiate's fun-loving personality . . . hearty sense of humor . . . excels in varsity basketball . . . athletic chairman for her class . . . her honest friendliness wins everyone's heart . . . smiles her way through life. JoElla Pavao 2 Barker Avenue, Eatontown, N. J. William Pennington 94 Madison Avenue, Red Bank, N. J. TONl FLEA Olive-complexioned, exotic Miss . .' . R. B. C.'s head chauffeur . . . easy going clever ideas . . . faithful violin member . . . witty, full of fun . . . has an affinity of orchestra . . . knows Vail Homes for for big black bulls . . . possesses perman- all its worth . . . friendly and cooperative ent spot outside Jerry's . . . '52's Billy- . . . slow and easy on the books . . . en- come-late . . . interesting fund of infor- gaged in her future. mation. 29 Patricia Paine Molly Pitcher Hotel, Red Bank, N. J. .TATU Quiet and shy . . . eyed by Al-l . . . green and gold pep maker-A+ in spirit and cooperation . . . effervescent person- ality-but loves to worry . . . claims to be friends with Molly Pitcher . . . so nice to really know. Ella Anne Phillips 149 Manor Drive, Red Bank, N. J. FUSS Always laughing and making others laugh . . . lovely disposition and kind-hearted . . . makes many a point for Caseyettes . . . a freckle to match every giggle . . . would like to go west young girl for college days.