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

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To Live is to Learn

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To live is to learn, and life for us is a continuous lesson in God’s love. Our high school lessons were long and difficult. The understanding and patience of our teachers inspired us to conquer barriers which often stood in our way. The Red Bank Catholic way of education prepared us to face the world as intelligent Catholics willing to serve God and country. The administration added new courses to the 1 963-64 curricula. Modern mathematics, science, and language programs challenged intellectual Caseys to greater heights. The Mechanical Drawing, Science, Language, and His- torical Clubs enriched our learning experiences. Students displayed their knowledge, skill, and creativity by participating in the Science Fair, Auxilium Latinum tests, the One-Act Plays, International Bookkeeping Contest, and the Mathematics contest. Each day RBC taught us a special lesson—to learn is to live. Tomorrow’s accomplishments will prove to her we learned her lesson well.

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The cast of “The Murders of Miriam,’’ winning senior one-act play, given on January 15, 1964, enjoys the first anniversary of Michael and Miriam Stone (center), played by Robert Watson and Maureen Mullin. Lester Smith (left), playing a fellow detective, John Hickey and Ann O’Connor (Mr. and Mrs. Beecher), Veronica Castro as Miriam’s mother, and Penelope Lattimer as the maid, are all totally unaware of Miriam’s plot to commit a “per- fect’’ murder. The reference room of the library provides facts for Arthur Dore and Maureen Kemp- ton, preparing their senior English term papers for their English teachers. 20 The witches of Macbeth, Penelope Lattimer, Marlene Golde, and Ann O’Connor, come to life once again in Sister Mary Anina’s English IV class.