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

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Council RETURNING FROM A MEETING of the Monmouth County Association of High School Councils are Student Council officers, Margaret McCue, Brian Dempsey, Michael Fischer and Regina Curtis. SMILES OF APPROVAL shine on the faces of Margaret McCue, Sister Theresina, moderator, Dorothy Satterly and Elizabeth Movelle as they put the finishing touches on the 1965 Student Council Project YOUth scrapbook. “THAT’S A GOOD SUGGESTION—a three day weekend!” Dennis O’Keefe and Michael Fischer empty the suggestion box as Peter Eagan dictates to Regina Curtis a possible question for discussion.

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Student 1965 STUDENT COUNCIL Front Row: Regina Curtis, Secretary; Michael Fischer, President; Margaret McCue, Vice- President; Brian Dempsey, Treasurer. Second Row: Richard Havel, Assembly Chairman; Peter Armstrong, Athletic Chairman; Dorothy Satterly, Bulletin Board Chairman; Judith Piccolie, Clubs Chairman; Christine Glading, Guidance Chairman; Elizabeth Move lie, Mission Crusade Chairman; Raymond McCue, Service Chairman. Back Row: Rita Held, Social Chairman; Lor- raine Sasson, Social Welfare Chairman; Mary Mullins, Spiritual Chairman; Harry Copper- thwaite, Traffic Chairman; Patricia Nortz, Secretary of Monmouth County Association of High School Councils; Mark Sohl, Senior Class President; Dennis O’Keefe, Junior Class President; Peter Eagan, Sophomore Class President. The gavel falls and the school springs to life. Clubs and committees, dances, assembly programs, p. a. messages— all originate in efforts of the Student Council. Guided by Sister Mary Theresina, Council members lead fellow Caseys in everything from Project YOUth to pep rallies. Work of officers and student body was rewarded this year when RBC was named Honor School by the New Jersey Association of High School Councils. This group’s success makes it one of the school’s biggest assets toward its goal of service to God and Country. CASEYS ARE KEPT INFORMED of Student Council news by the Student Council bulletin board. Reading last week’s events are Freshman Class President Thomas McBride and Student Council Chairmen Christine Glading and Judith Piccolie. “MUSIC TO EAT LUNCH BY?” queries Mary Mullins of Rita Held. Lorraine Sasson awaits the decision as Mark Sohl calls for attention.

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Assemblies igg ss »1 Biliilittii! ip; ! ta “■■KB 3 • » ESi 8SSSsb§ fail -- !4 . NH CASEY BAKERS, Alan Bey and George Carroll, add more Casey spirit to the batter at the pep rally for the Holy Cross game on October 23. “IT WON’T MOVE!” exclaims Kathleen Kolar to Robert Fortune as Mr. Rick Olschevi explains the properties of the gyroscope. % RBC’s GLEE CLUB presented The World of Music for the Middle States Committee during their visit in November.