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

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Smiles and shorthand create a successful business student. BUSINESS — Learning by Doing The business of America is business. Coolidge Sr. Alma comes to the rescue after a foul shot is taken on a sticking cartridge. MR. JOSEPH KRISTOFIK MRS. MARIE CONNELL Mrs. Connell displays her shorthand skills to members of her class.

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LANGUAGE — The Ability to Communicate MISS PAMELA HALL MRS. AMALIA MULUTZIE It's an easy transition from Rome to Christianity in Sr. Immaculate’s Latin class. An old language comes alive through modern techniques in Sr. Helen Marion’s French class. Perhaps of all the creations of man language is the most astonishing. Giles Lytton Strachey MISS REGINA CURTIS MR. PATRICK FARMER v-'Z'-'-i if 1 -■ idjJ. jf S J irMA hjs SISTER CHARLOTTE GRODZKI The members of the Junior Classical League are “Romeward MRS. LAURA SNYDER Bound” through the efforts of Sr. Loretto. 20

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PHYSICAL EDUCATION — Strength Through Achievement A vicious tussle under the basket marks a typical gym period. Mr. Rafter pauses with the tools of his trade: a telephone, a clip board, and a copy of athletic rules. Mr. Dean and Mr. Visbeck plan the wrestling program for the boys’ gym classes. Every man is a builder of a temple, called his body. Henry David Thoreau Mrs. Evelyn Russo shares her knowledge of the intricacies of volleyball with her phys. ed. students. The second home of RBC’s male athletes is the second floor of Sternweiss. Miss Maureen Deakin demonstrates the maneuvers of modern dance to the freshman girls. 22 MRS. EVELYN RUSSO