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

Text from Pages 1 - 198 of the 1972 volume:

i t iiisi WVtCOT j tma 1151 CA THOLIC HIGH SCHOOL EMERALD 1972 HIS EXCELLENCY GEORGE W. AHR Bishop of Trenton RIGHT REVEREND EMMETT A. MONAHAN Pastor, St. James Church Director, Red Bank Catholic High School VERY REVEREND THOMAS J. FRAIN Superintendent of Secondary Schools Diocese of Trenton SISTER MARY DOROTHEA Supervisor of Secondary Education Sisters of Mercy SISTER MARY GERTRUDE Assistant Principal SISTER PERCYLEE HART Principal SISTER MARY ALMA Assistant Principal 9 GUIDANCE DEPARTMENT Mrs. Mary Walton, Mrs. Rita Barrett, Mr. Thomas J. Lalli (Director) YOU HEED A HHHHBBABB. SISTER MARY ALMA Directress of Discipline 10 DISCIPLINE DEPARTMENT Mr. Thomas Olivadotti, Mr. James McNamara, Mr. Frank Poleski MRS. MARIE CONNELL MRS. EVELYN RUSSO MISS DONNA CAMPBELL MR. THOMAS OLIVADOTTI MR. JOSEPH KRISTOFIK MISS MARY ANN HANNEKEN MR. ROBERT McCUE MR. RAYMOND VISBECK RELIGION SISTER GLORIA JEAN BATEMAN REVEREND LOUIS KRALOVICH REVEREND NICHOLAS YOUPA SISTER CAROL CONLEY 13 MR. JOHN RIDDLE SISTER MARY LORETTO MRS. AMALIA MULUTZIE MISS DOROTHY KELLY LANGUAGES MISS JANET BROWN SISTER MARY LILLIAN MRS. SHARON EVANS SISTER HELEN MARION SISTER MARY HELEN MR. PATRICK FARMER MR. JOHN GIAMPIETRO MR. ROBERT HEBBLE FATHER JOHN ZEC MR. ANTHONY POLISTINA FINE ARTS MRS. JOAN KENNEDY MRS. DOROTHY CARETTA 15 SISTER CATHLEEN McCHESNEY MRS. LINDA WIGGINTON MRS. ELIZABETH BERTELSEN MRS. CAROLYN BLISS MISS SUSAN BASSLER MR. JOSEPH HINTELMANN SISTER MARY FRANCESCA MRS. BONITA POLESKI MR. EL WOOD MALICK 17 SCIENCE MRS. BARBARA GOLDEN SISTER MARY KENNETH MR. DONALD YOUNG MRS. ALINE KELSEY MRS. DOROTHY MR. LOUIS MONTANARO CALLAHAN MR. JOHN BUNGER M A T H SISTER MARY ANTON MR. HARRY COPPERTHWAITE MRS. MARGARET JACKWICZ SISTER MARY ANDREW MRS. GAIL McNAMARA MR. EUGENE LUCIANI MR. PAUL CHRISTOPHER MR. JOHN RAFTER MR. FRANK POLESKI MR. THOMAS HINTELMANN SOCIAL 20 SISTER MARY NORBERT MISS FRANCES DALEDA STUDIES MR. JAMES McNAMARA SISTER MARY VINCENT 21 MR. RONALD MESSINA SCHOOL SERVICES SR. ELIZABETH RILEY Educational Services MRS. ELIZABETH MOSS School Nurse MRS. MARJORIE AKERS Educational Services MRS. EDNA CONNOR Food Services MR. WALL AND MR. OLSEN Maintenance OFFICE SECRETARIES: Mrs. Margaret Murphy, Mrs. Laurice Fitzgerald, Mrs. Carol Aumack, Mrs. Audrey McMahon, MRS. MARY HELD MRS. CRONIN Secretary to Vice Principal Library 24 25 ■ , . I Ill 1972 CROSS COUNTRY TEAM Standing: Coach Jack Rafter, Joe LaCosta, John Rafter, Pete Flaherty, Co-Captain Bill Butler, Co-Captain Dan Nardiello, Jim Keiser, Frank Doyle; Sitting: Brian Lytle, Kevin Fitzpatrick, Ken Johnston, Tom Kelly, Co-Captain Bill Wilson, Greg Burns, Kevin O’Connell, Jim Errington; Kneeling: Mickey Mayer, Tom Duddy, Brian Policastro, Bill Young, Hank McDaniel, Jim Daly, Brian Grimm, Luke Alverez, Stuart Peterson. CHAMPIONS ONCE MORE The rugged Casey Cross Country team successfully met the challenge of the competition, and brought our school an even deeper pride in its athletic achievements. For nine years, since Coach Jack Rafter introduced the sport to R.B.C., our runners have toiled to give our team a reputation that our op- ponents would fear. This year we again reached the position of state recog- nition for our cross country victories. Although our team consisted of mostly sophomores and juniors, the boys quickly matured and came through when, as Coach Rafter puts it, the money is down.” After an auspicious regular season, the Casey runners finished a dis- appointing seventh in the Monmouth County Championships. That loss seemed to spark the team to greater gains as the following week we stunned numerous top quality teams with a victory in the John Stewart Memorial Turkey Trot. The following week the green and gold placed a close second to Queen of Peace in the Parochial Conference Championships in Elizabeth. With the State Championsh ps at Pennsauken High School awaiting our boys as the final and most important meet, we anxiously anticipated our chance to flaunt our long distance team to the 24 other schools in the meet. When the dust had finally cleared our runners all proudly held their silver medals for a closely contended and well-deserved second place. Among the outstanding ind vidual performances, were names as Jim Rei- ser, Kevin Burrows, Bill Wilson, Pat Hickey, Tom Kelly, Frank Doyle, Mark Boutote, Kevin Fitzpatrick, along with many other team members. The fine leadership of captains Bill Butler, Dan Nardiello, and Bill Wilson, along with outstanding individual efforts, created an inspiration for the entire team. Not only will the Caseys have their entire first seven men back for next year, the green and gold may look forward to the services of freshman Jim Daly who stunned cross country enthusiasts by winning the New Jersey Parochial Conference Championship, defeating 154 runners from all Paro- chial powers throughout the state. rw k m 29 Co-Captain Bill Butler Co-Captain Bill Wilson CROSS Warming up for a successful season (top). Starting off for a win (bottom). Pat Hickey ii Coach Jack Rafter (top). Assistant Coach Harry Copperthwaite (bottom). COUNTRY Jim Reiser r 4 % 32 STATE CHAMPS 72 UNMATCHED FOR COURAGE, BREATH, AND SPEED” Scott Kneeling Left to Right: Virginia Flaherty, Mary Soemer, Jeannie Alter, Kris Forsman, Cheryl Johnson, Lorraine English, Maryanne Max, Kim Curchin, Nancy Dubel, Julie Brown, Kathy Kolarsick; Standing Left to Right: Laura Philburn, Diane Feeney, Vickie Hal- pin, Mary Beth Ryan, Patty Mooney, Bitsy Brandow, Donna Flannery, Donna Stanis, Jean Blatz, Mary Aihlers, Betsy Cangialosi, Jeanette Sasson, Tricia Blatz, Joan Schaffer, Maureen Marley, Nancy Nielson, Diana Dubel, Kim Kelly. Coach; Kevin Attridge. 34 Maureen Marley Jeanette Sasson Betsy Cangialosi GIRL'S CROSS COUNTRY Red Bank Catholic Girl’s Cross Country Team remained undefeated for their third straight year of active com- petition. Leading the Caseyettes with their 6-0 record, in- cluding one shut-out, were Maureen Marley, Betsy Cang- ialosi, Jeanette Sasson, Kim Kelly, and Diana Dubel. In future years great things are expected from freshmen Jeannie Altar, Vickie Halpin, and Kathy Kolarsick. All of the team’s hard work and dedication paid off when they came away with both first place individual and team trophies in the Monmouth County Championship. In the two post-seasonal invitational meets, in which schools from both Ocean and Monmouth Counties partici- pated, the R.B.C. harriers again placed first with low scores of 32 and 36. From its impressive record of wins it is apparent that the R.B.C. Girl’s Cross Country Team well-earned the title of Undefeated State Champs” for the 1971-72 season. Kim Kelly 35 STUDENT COUNCIL 1971-1972 1971-1972 STUDENT COUNCIL Senior Homeroom Representatives Junior Homeroom Representatives Sophomore Homeroom Representatives EXECUTIVE BOARD President Lance Kirk Vice-President Susan Scarpellino Secretaries Sally Hillman Ellen Fredericks Treasurer SENIOR CLASS Bennett Macaluso President Edward Antczak Vice-President Roseanne DeChicchio Representatives Anne Kelsey Walt Kingsbery Jeff Lake Terry O’Keefe JUNIOR CLASS President Gerard Cannito Vice-President Fran Gulli Representatives John Chapski Mary Ann Davis John Gallagher Ed Quinlan SOPHOMORE CLASS President Vice-President Representatives John Robinson Lisa Kineavy Mary Grace Courtney Michael Doherty Bernard Grimm Mary Ann Hendrickson FRESHMAN CLASS President Daniel Langan Vice-President Ellen Seuffert Representatives Mary Colao Clair McCue Theresa Vaccarelli James Stahl CHAIRMEN Activities Peggy Smith Athletic David Osage Civic Affairs Martin Redmond Clubs Carol Webber Drives Helen Conley Missions Pam Dispoto Publicity Debbie Frabizio School Speaker John More Social Nadine Saker Preparations Larry Desider Traffic Larry DeVito College Night preparations STUDENT 38 Congressman Howard speaks to seniors as John More looks on. THE NATIONAL THEATRE COMPANY 39 Mike Kester and Bill Catalane intently watch for the quarterback’s snap. 1971-1972 FOOTBALL TEAM First Row: Co-Captain John Hennessey, John Marley, Co-Captain Mike Stahl, Larry DeVito, Walt Kingsbery, Paul Courtney, Bob Cole- man, John D’Aloia, Kevin Blaine, Bill Rigney, Dennis Gunnell, Brian Langan, Co-Captain Leon Maziekien, Mark Schissler, Mike Kester, Gene Munn, Phil Stanley, John More, Mark Kaiser. Second Row: Tony Capolongo, Mike Polly, Kevin Drury, Lou Martucci, Kevin Davis, Mike Kuhlman, Jim Maloney, Dave Lussier; Charlie Scollard, Kevin McCarthy, John Annunziata, Bob English, Jim Catalane, Mark Kalten- bach, Ken Kirgin, Rusty Olivadotti, Bill Catalane. Back Row: Mr. Lou Montanaro, Mr. Tom Lalli, Mr. Tom Olivadotti, Joe O’Connor, Gene Boyle, Peter Healy, Michael Doherty, Marty Frabizio, Rick Lyster, Andy Bott, Joe Sciortino, John Schaffer, Martin Montegary, Kevin Sweeney, Ed Burke, Clay Kingsbery, Tim Golden, Bernard Grimm, Rich Shellenback, Kerin Resch, Dave Bauer, Jeff Clayton, Ed Sutphin, John Quinn, Joe Donofrio, Bob Anderson, Mr. Ray Visbeck, Mr. Jim McNamara. FOOTBALL The 1971 football season fell short of expectations as the Caseys turned in a 0-7-2 record. Responsible, in part, for the poor performance this year was a lack of good luck and a lack of good ball handling. No matter how hard they tried the Caseys could not, as Mr. McNamara said put it all together and operate as a unit.” This was due partly to the beating that the vet- eran Red Bank team inflicted upon both the offensive and defensive squads in their first outing. During the middle of the season the team showed signs of great improvement and became a cohesive, spirited unit. Facing tough opposition all the way the Caseys reached peak performance against a St. Peter’s team that was favored by about 20 points. The Caseys held them scoreless till the closing minutes of the game. The game finished an 8-8 tie but it had cost RBC many of its key first string men. The team fought hard the last few games but were hurt by costly mistakes. Individual standouts on offense and defense included Leon Maziekien, Mike Kester, John More, John Hen- nessey, and Mike Stahl. Hopes for next year are high as many letterman will be returning. Cross town rivals meet for the opening game. 41 Caseys prepare for action. John More heads up line. 42 Bob Coleman hands off to John Annunziata. ru- 1972 TWIRLERS Co-Captain Arlene Clancy, Kim Kolarsick, Co-Captain Melissa Predmore, Darci Quinn, Pat McCarthy, Karen Donovan, Kathy Kretowitz, Marie Connolly, Sharon Mangarelli, Debbie Frabizio, Lynn Fons. 1972 DRUM MAJORETTE Laura Cronin 1972 FLAG TWIRLERS Eileen Plain, Jan Christman, Sue Koch, Co-Captain Loretta Slevin, Captain Eileen Mac- Donald, Co-Captain Judy Mans, Nadine Saker, Debbie Fitzgerald, Carol Snyder; Kneel- ing: Debbie Clune, Mary Ellen Burke, Sue Walker, Jane Dowalo, Mary Slevin, Cindy- Montaldo. 1972 CHEERLEADERS Kneeling: Captain Leigh Charpek, Co-Captain Pam Dispoto; Standing: Camille Silliato, Karen Braun, Kathy Ivan, Jane Stewart, Jackie McMahon, Ellen Fredricks, Lauren Overby. RED BANK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL BAND First Column: Kathy Van Nosdall, Michael Alexander, Bob Brophy, Bill Dalton, Richard Mac Phee, Mia Scatuorchio, Sue Ryan, Steve Fit- zgerald, Paul Eschelbach, Second Column: Dorothy Sasson, Peggy Tierney, Jim Donnelly, Maria Battista, Tony LoBraico, Bob Hyer, Nancy Gross, Randy Yelton, Third Column: Barbara Edelen, Sue Miller, Gerry Waterman, Paul McCue, Peter McCue, Mike Fitzgerald, Father John Zee, Peggy Movelle, Ethel Brandon, Fourth Column: Kathy Mullin, Kathy Woods, Maryanne Ryan, Mark Fitzpatrick, Steve Rubino, Karen Ryan, Chris Flannery, Margaret Moss, Fifth Column: Ann Halton, Judy Hoffman, Rich Hyer, Bob Hasenohr, Bill Donnelly. Not Shown: Frank Scatuorchio, Fran Russo, Jacques Cartier, Colleen McCobb, Anne Baker, Gerry Cannito, John Miceli. UNDER THE DIRECTION OF MR. JOHN GIAMPIETRO 47 K. Ahern R. Bergin i R. Braun H. Carney L. Ahern J. Alter J. Barrett Y. Bates M. Bevacqui F R 0 S H L. Alvarez D. Ames J. Amone R. Bauer M. Bidwell C. Blake P. Blatz D. Bonett G. Burns D. Butler J. Brown C. Buck P. Buck B. Bundschuh M. Casey M. Caughell M. Cescrano C. Chewey G. Chmieliwski A. Campbell M. Campbell K. Canepa J. Clappin P. Coleman M. Colao M. Connair R. Coates B. Compton G. Coleman C. Cianflone M. Conrad K. Curchin J. Coriaggio B. Daley C. Cowie R. Cowie J. Cunneff J. Daly D. Darcy W. Daley T. DeBlasio M. Defasio A. Degroot T. DeLisa ¥ J. DelMaster M. Deluca D. Devine •T- Devito C. Defedell M. Discuilel A. Dispoto C. Dives tea P. Donaldson G. Donnelly C. Dooley J. Dorsey P. Dowling S. Downey N. Dubel T. Duddy M. Duffy T. Eidel J. English J. Faherty T. Farrell P. Ferragine u J. Ferraro I i D. Fieramosca i R. Finnegan J. Fisher M. Fitzgerald E. Fitzpatrick P. Fitzpatrick V. Flaherty E. Flanagan M. Floersch C. Foreman C. Foster W. Foulke D. Foy M. Frank E. Frankel J. Freeman E. Gallagher F. Garreau J. Gerace V. Gerard B. Glassey G. Godnough J. Goreki 1 J. Grillon M. Gioseffi 50 B. Grimaldi B. Grimm STUDENT Daily SCHEDULE tL Tornes qracieS MR Couacdor oc Q.e dato gVVxCVV� t|r (T 5 Bfc amah -Suk |ort T ?r .2 k ' r — .5- m r J- ? ' VG- -2 Ac=0— nvno V rr 3 O -f °3 lot rtvmL rax. 7- C NTtU) JL3 e rr S 7 s3 m c- =3 t7C f £ J ' C. Gross A. Guiney V. Halpin J. Halton C. Harmon L. Harvey J. Hasenohr K. Hawkins S. Hawley S. Heagrey J. Hedberg D. Hemmendinge S. Henderson K. Hennessey D. Henry M. Hodel i M. Hoffman D. Holloman , I M. Holsey B. Holzer E. Horan A. Jaworski G. Johnson D. Howell D. Hurley T. Kaiser R. Kasinow M. Kean P. Keenoy D. Kingsley M. Keller R. Kinler D. Kirk J. Kirsch K. Kerner M. Kerstein 51 D. Knight K. Kolarsick D. Langan D. Lange A. Lennert B. Lytle J. Macveagh ' W . J. Magrino C. Manning S. Maurice C. Maz E. Mayer R. McCutcheon W. McDaniel N. Mazza W. McCormack C. McCue M. McFadden A. McFeely S. McManus S. McCormick D. McMillan R. Merla J. McGrath N. McAlary R. McKenna A. McCall C. McLean C. McCobb C. Molnor E. Mottershead M. Mulheren D. Murphy E. Murphy B. New J. O’Hara S. Murphy C. Nagengast L. Musto F. Nicol S. Oldroyd C. O’Brian f li' . J. Patt S. Plain B. Policastro S. Pricoli I A. Robinson S. Rogers M. Russomanno T. Romano J. Ryan S. Ruddy F. Sagurton N. Sagurton V. Sause J. Schaffer P. Scinto li W. Patterson J. Pelletier M. Phillips D. Penny L. Pidel S. Peterson R. Richardson K. Ruddy S. Quinn E. Regan S. Rubeno R. Roussell K. Ryan i i C. Samaras J. Santangelo M. Santry K. Seaman T. Seigfried M. Serrano M. Perry M. Pisano M. Ruddy R. Sabathe E. Sasso M. Serrino 54 J. Snuder M. Soemer S. Soemer E. Sohl D. Sozio J. Stahl D. Stanis L. Stevens T. Stewart D. Wise C. Tylucki A D. Weber K. Wood 5 L V . f M. Wenning P. Wooster L. Wright C. Walton M. Wright W. Young G. Ward o til M. Wilson D. Ziemann N. Trocchi K. Ward 55 s 0 p H s J. Adams m R. Attridge C. Alessi M. Ambrosino T. Anderson C. Bailey N. Baldinger N. Barbato L. Barrett J. Bauer D. Bauer G. Beach E. Bennett R. Bills K. Blakeley T. Blatz C. Boggs A. Bott M. Boutote E. Boyle A. Breenan T. Brennan M. Bruno J. Buccafusco E. Buenaga E. Burke B. Caffrey G. Campbell J. Campbell E. Cangialosi S. Cannito A. Capalongo C. Carey J. Cartier J. Catalane M. Catricala W. Charpek V. Clabby A. Clancy J. Clarke K. Clarke J. Clayton 58 J. Cummings U J J K. Conley J. D’Onofrio I. DiGuiseppe K. Connolly T. Darcy 1 N. Distefano I D. Distel M. Doherty J. Dombroski J. Cummings A, Dear B. Domorski J. Donovan C. Doran J. Dorsey D. Dougherty D. Downes R. Drury J. Errington C. Evans M. Eyres K. Fitzpatrick S. Fleming K. Finnegan D. Fitzgerald G. Fitzgerald M. Flaherty M. Frabizio M. Fitzpatrick L. Fleming 1 M. Fitzpatrick K. Flynn 59 J. Galacki G. Gambacorto F. Geroni L. Gesualdi M. Gladis T. Golden $ M '( «J D. Gomy A. Grimaldi B. Grimm K. Grogan J. Harmon M. Hartmann M. Hendrickson K. Holahan K. Johnston B. Kasten M. Keale M. Herchakowski C. Iengo M. Jordan P. Herrmann C. Jakubowski J. Hickman C. Johnson S. Kelly J. Kingsbery D. Kennedy S. Kirsh S. Kerkes M. Kleissler S. Kelly T. Killeen S. Kelly L. Kineavy M. Kelly J. Kiley A. Gorman i i. D. Hawkins K. Higgins tiA E. Johnson C. Kelly L. Kerrigan R. Laffey P. Gorman P. Healy K. Hoehn F. Johnston I K. Kelly K. Kieman D. Lagattuta 60 J. Lanigan T. Lisanti D. Marano S. Marascio D. Lusardi D. Marino M. Marley A. Mason M. Lake M. Lally W. Maher T. Maione C. Lang S. Mallory R. Lyster S. Macdonald I M. Mayer M. McCue R. Mayer m •. 4 . i P. McCue G. Mazza M. McEvoy t M. McGann M. McGowan F. McGrail K. McGrath W. McLaren D. Meehan J. Micchelli J. Migliaccio M. Murphy 4 A T. Ministri M. Murphy I. Mione 9b. y S. Nagengast M. Montegary f H. Naclerio L. Netzhimer K. O’Connell M. Mulvaney l J. Oldroyd C. Murphy V c- ffA D. Osborn 61 s R. Ovens D. Paladino P. Pataky R. Patterson D. Peal R. Peco R. Peco K. Reilly K. Resch T. Pinto M. Reynolds t� A P. Rich M. Roberto M. Roberts iM D. Porzio J. Robinson S. Rose J. Ruscio V K. Rusin S. Russo J. Rudinski M. Rogers J. Rose 62 M. Schrang J. Schroth P. Seaman C. Schulte J. Sciortino B. Seuffert W. Shields B. Simone C. Smith T. Soemer M. Wood v M M. Sraeel J. Watkins J. Tomaino R. Yelton K. Tracy m a K. Voetsch E. Webb K. White a K. Yerves D. Wilcox E. Sutphin it i G. Wills I ; S. Zwolinski 63 iEl RED BANK CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL CHORUS PRESENTS 66 (Eljarles jBtckats (Ehrtstmas iDeri'inln'r 18, 1871 MARLU ANGELILLO KEVIN BLAINE Beauty and the Beast KATHLEEN STARKEY Auld Lang Syne KATHERINE MULHEREN . . .And Rejoice FRANCESCA GULLI The Twelve Days of Christmas MR. ANTHONY POLISTINA MIA SCATUORCHIO . . . And Rejoice 1972 SNOWBALL NIGHTS IN WHITE SATIN” Snowball Queen and King Paula Shellenbach and Mark Kaiser Donna Fitzgerald and Jim Schultz. Mary Anne Abbott and Escort. Lance and Leona, Sharon and Larry, Donna and Dennis. CLUBS 1972 ARCHERY CLUB: Left to Right: T. Darcey, J. Coriaggio, T. Cunnings, S. Oldroyd, B. King- sley, E. Reagan, P. Daly, H. Nortz, B. Bidwell, C. Harmon, M. McCann. BICYCLE RIDING CLUB: Back Row; M. Faherty, S. McMillan, T. Horan, D. DeLisa, Middle Row; M. McCue, M. Holahan, S. Mallory, L. Harvey, C. Gross, E. Seuffert, C. Creedon, B. Popola, D. Quinn, D. Lange, C. Hughes, M. Robbins, Front Row; B. Smith, P. Sagurton, M. Ruddy, J. Johnston (moderator), M. Pouso, J. Gorski. 70 CHESS CLUB: Last Row; T. Errington, B. Harmon, J. DeClerk, P. Policastro, M. Brown, D. Hawkins, A. Gromo, Second Row; Mr. Harry Copperthwaite, C. Webber, A. McFeely, K. VanNosdall (team), J. Netzhimer, B. Brophy, P. Billick (team), M. McFeely (team), K. Hawkins, A. Stratz, Seated; G. Mueller (team), F. Miley (team), J. McAndrew (team), R. Ames. 71 DRILL TEAM: Standing; Miss M. Hanneken (moderator), C. Manning (captain), A. Jaworski, M. DeFazio. E. Fitzpatrick, S. Henderson, C. Malnar, C. DiFedele, J. Smeriglino, P. Buck, N. Kristiansen, B. Bundschuh. Kneeling; S. Fernandez, J. O’Hara, (co-captain), M. Battista, D. Lange, L. Guilbot, M. Leverone (co-captain). FENCING CLUB: Standing; Miss D. Campbell (moderator), E. Walsh, A. Ahern, C. DiVestea, S. Nagengast, E. DeClerk, S. Felsmann. Kneeling; C. Smith, L. Dowling, A. Leahy, B. Kulis. FORENSIC: J. Blatz, D. Fatum, S. Hillman, A. Jaworski, D. Hawkins, P. Odom, S. Zwolinski. 72 HAM OPERATORS: B. Brophy, J. Edelen, S. Scotti, E. Quinlan, M. Bellezza. GERMAN CLUB: Sitting left to right; C. Caffery (president), Sr. Lillian (moderator), D. Struve (secre- tary), Standing left to right; B. Holzer, J. McMahon, A. Trambarulo, L. Harvey, M. Wenning, C. McCloskey, L. Fleming, E. Synkowski, C. Webber, D. Fitzgerald, J. McMahon. 73 HORSEBACK RIDERS: Standing; S. Hawley, K. Schillenbeckx, L. Sohl, K. Truex, S. Etoll, M. Rilley, Sitting; J. Coleman, N. McAlary, L. Musto, S. MacMillan. ICE HOCKEY: Back Row; J. Cuniff, B. Coleman, M. McCann, H. Nortz, R. Barrett, C. Scollard, C. Mallory, D. Shee- hann, Middle Row; Mr. L. Montanaro (moderator), J. Arnone, D. Howell, P. Forsman, M. Katenbatz, Sitting; K. McCarthy, T. Darcey, K. Davis, B. Rigney, M. Stahl, D. Osage, E. Antczak, Kneeling; M. Davino, D. Gunnell, R. Kaminski, J. Salter, H. Charpek. 4 JUNIOR CLASSICAL LEAGUE: Left to Right, Back Row; R. Laffey, J. Rafter, M. Walsh, C. Forsman, D. Hawkins, Front Row; V. Flaherty, T. Moore, K. Hawkins, P. Cassidy, Standing; Sr. M. Loretto (moderator), M. Flaherty, M. Robbins, M. Kretowicz 74 KNITTING CROCHETING: Left to Right; K. Van Nosdall, A. Stratz, E. Brandon, C. Webber (moderator), P. Carbone. LIBRARY AIDES: Left to Right; M. Pisano, C. Chewey, Sr. E. Riley (moderator). FUTURE LAWYERS CLUB: Back Row; L. Puzzulli, J. Francfort, Middle Row: D. Rusnak, J. Chapski, K. Donaldson, Front Row: B. Macaluso, T. O’Keefe, M. Redmond, S. Hillman. 75 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY: 1st Row: Miss J. Brown (moderator), P. Quinn, C. McCloskey, C. Sahl, C.Kennoy, K. Brown, C. Felix, 2nd Row; A. Halton, F. Holoman, M. Holahan, K. Caffrey, S. O’Brien, M. Robbins, 3rd Row; J. Francfort, J. Walsh, D. Struve, J. Dowlao, C. Webber, E. Syncowski, 4th Row; N. Saker, L. Cronin, E. Marcickiewicz, A. Leahy, A. Alfano, 5th Row; B. Kasten, L. Dowling, R. Zieniewicz, M. Thorpe, M. Rafter, D. Freyer, 6th Row; W. Dalton, S. Scotti, R. O’Donnell, S. Koch, E. Walsh, 7th Row; P. Stanley, T. Ruck, M. Brown. 76 FUTURE NURSES CLUB: Left to Right; B. Sullivan, L. Philburn, K. Ward, E. Brennan, J. Sasson, D. Sasson, Mrs. Moss (moderator), J. Dombraski, A. Felix, A. Flaherty. RUSSIAN CLUB: Standing; Miss J. Brown, V. Arnone, J. Hoffman, M. Connolly, C. Webber, K. Caffrey, M. Bun- dschuh, Sitting; S. Ryan, D. Fitzgerald. SIGNPOST: Left to Right; J. Healy, M. Pissano, J. Francfort, L. Cronin, A. Powondra, J. Walsh, Mr. E. Malick (moderator). 77 SKI CLUB: Last Row; M. Redman, T. Tureaud, T. O’Keefe, V. Arnone, M. Faherty, Front Row; M. Bun- dschuh, K. Mullin M. Angelillo, E. Flanagan, M. Zamorski, Mr. J. Bunger (moderator), Center; M. Wargacki. TENNIS CLUB: 1st Row, J. Williams, M. Zamorski, D. Galacki, M. Ruscio, K. Faherty, 2nd Row; L. Canepa, M. Battista, C. Giovine, I. Kaftanuk, P. Schweers, D. Smith, 3rd Row; C. Madigan, P. Kulis, M. Kleissler, C. McManus, S. Quinn, J. To- maino, 4th Row; A. Leahy, G. Chehanske, D. Burke, D. Struve, M. Chewy, 5th Row; M. Satz, P. Struve, S. Ray, E. Dooley, R. Sagurton, H. Stump, 6th Row; M. Hartman, P. Seaman, R. Zieniewitz, P. Forsman, D. Quinn, K. McHugh, 7th Row; J. Francfort, R. Kinler, T. Connair. 78 SENIOR-FACULTY GAME: DECEMBER 1, 1971 The seniors, undaunted by the age and experience of our dear faculty, By halftime, our faculty was in a state of total depression, due to their un- trudged onward-biting, clawing, ripping and fighting-right to the end. successful attempt to bury the seniors. The seniors, even after a scoreless first half, showed a fantastic display of talent . . . and courage! A grueling second half revealed the balanced struggle between offense and defense. By the time the game was over, everyone, in- cluding the loyal fans, was eager to go home to a nice warm house and a hot cup of cocoa! CHRISTMAS ASSEMBLY-DECEMBER 23, 1971 rf. . . and mama in her kerchief, and I in my cap, Had just settled our brains for a long winter's nap . . . rr. . . but I heard him exclaim, ere he drove out of sight, Happy Christmas to all, and to all a good-night!” ... the children were nestled all snug in their beds, while visions of sugar plums danced in their heads . . . . . .he was chubby and plump,—a right jolly old elf; And I laughed when I saw him in spite of myself. . . 81 EMERALD 1972 Mrs. Linda Wigginton MODERATOR Sister Mary Francesca FINANCIAL ADVISOR EMERALD SENIOR STAFF CO-EDITORS IN CHIEF Jeanne Mullen and Barbara Lastella 82 PHOTOGRAPHER-John Prignoli You look good today. Who’s your embalmer?” Marie Walter, Patrice Wyzga ART STAFF PHOTOGRAPHERS Standing, Bob Kerner, Peg Movelle, Jim Edelen, Bob Brophy, Fred Miley, Jerry McAndrew; sit- ting, Ed Quinlan, Mark Murphy, Danny Dean. BOYS BASKETBALL 1972 VARSITY SQUAD Standing: Coach Kristofik, Dave Rusnack, Mark Voetsch, Brendan Kelly, Paul McGuinnes, John Chapski. Kneeling: Tim Yerves, Bob Pignataro, Rusty Olivadotti, Carlos Gonzales, and Dave Bauer. Coach Kristofik, flanked by co-captains Mark Voetsch and Brendan Kelly, and managers Joann Asbee and Alice Bull. R.B.C.’s 1972 Varsity Basketball Team compiled a 16-9 record in a season overshadowed by a forfeit that pre- vented participation in the State Championship. The Casey five began this season strangely, by pulling off one of the biggest upsets in the Shore area. They defeated a tough St. Rose team in overtime, and continued to run over opponents in posting a 6-1 record. The season was cli- maxed by a superb Casey Holiday Festival, in which the cagers won the whole tournament. Tim Yerves won the Most Valuable Player Award for the tournament, and along with Mark Voetsch, was named to the All-Tourna- ment Team. Co-Captains Mark Voetsch and Brendan Kelly lead the team in scoring and rebounding respectively. Tim Yerves, Paul McGuinnes, and Bob Pignataro rounded out the starting five. Sophomore Dave Bauer stepped in admi- rably when McGuinnes was injured late in the season. Hopefully, next year’s team will be able to accomplish what this year’s team did and was not able to do. The cali- ber of underclassmen ballplayers seems to indicate that this will occur. 84 An easy lay up for Brendan Kelly at C.B.A. Paul McGuinnes scores two points against St. Rose. Mark Voetsch drives against C.B.A. Dave Bauer attempts a steal from Long Branch. Tim Yerves pulls down a pass. One final time-out before winning the Casey Festival. Lifebouy soap gives Bob Pignataro a lift!!! FUTURE STARS . . . . . . Tom Stahl . . . Mark Rich . . Dale Cofer 1972 GIRLS’ VARSITY BASKETBALL TEAM Back Row: Mr. McNamara, Wendy McCormack, Nancy Neilson, Ginger Giersch, Patsy Jones, Jo Ann Harper, Mary Ann Rus- cio, Helen Conley. Middle Row: Ann Halton, Maureen Ayres, Carmen Blake, Claire Walton. Front Row: Patty Seamen, Liz Barnett and Terry McCue, captains, Doreen Ryan, Kerry Higgins. Not present: Kim Canepa. The young Casey team, only two years old, com- pleted a very successful season, winning twelve and losing only four games. They reached the state semi-fi- nals, only to lose a very tough game by four points to St. Joe’s of Toms River. The team’s success was essentially due to the fine coaching jobs of Mr. and Mrs. McNamara, and to strong teamwork. Terry McCue, Doreen Ryan, and Kerry Hig- gins provided plenty of scoring punch, while Ginger Giersch and Elizabeth Barnett did a great defensive job off the boards. Helen Conley led the reserves Mary- ann Ruscio, Joann Harper, Patsy Jones, and Ann Hal- ton, in coming through during tight spots. The Casey team of the future, with freshmen and sophomores Kim Canepa, Nancy Neilson, Claire Wal- ton, Carmen Blake, Maureen Ayres, Patty Seamen, and Wendy McCormack, has a very bright future indeed. The Caseyettes demonstrating offensive and defensive strategies. Once again Caseyettes surpass their opponents in winning the jump ball. WRESTLING Wrestling has always been a bright spot in R.B.C.’s varsity competition record and this year is no ex- ception. Due mainly to injuries, which cost the grap- plers the few vital points that they eventually lost by, the team finished with a 6-7-1 slate. The season was climaxed with a 29-21 victory over the favored C.B.A. squad. This was the first time in the school’s five year wrestling history that R.B.C. had de- feated their parochial rival. Convincing victories over Shore Regional, St. Joseph’s (T.R.) and Admiral Farra- gut Academy demonstrated the real talent of certain individuals. Outstanding records were compiled by: Paul Kirgin 20-3-1, Jim Schultz 16-3-1, John Johnston 13-3-1, Larry Donovan 9-7, and Hilary Nortz 6-6. In tournament competition R.B.C. captured many honors. Beginning with the Wall Christmas Tourna- ment in which John Keale placed second and Paul Kir- gin, third, and continuing through the districts in which Paul Kirgin and Jim Schultz took first places and John Johnston, John Keale, and Hilary Nortz took third places, it was evident that the team was in high spirits. R.B.C. District Champs then went on to the Region- al where both Jim Schultz and Paul Kirgin were de- feated by previous Regional champions. Paul was the only one to place, as he took third for the best finish in the history of R.B.C. wrestling. Next year’s team should be impressive if the strength of the J.V. team is any measure of what is to come. Co-captain John Johnston Co-captain Paul Kirgin 90 Standing: Coach Visbeck, Larry Donovan, John More, Frank Reiss, John Ryan, Paul Echelbach, Kneeling: Jim Schultz, Hilary Nortz, Tom Fuory, Paul Kirgin, John Johnston. Front Row: Ray Distefano, Nunzio Distefano, John Keale, Tom DeLisa, and Mike Dumphey. Jim Schultz in complete control. Hilary Nortz Ray Distefano gains riding time against Shore. John More easily rides out his opponent. Hilary Nortz and 'opponent’ at wrestling assembly. 92 Receiving support from his fellow teammates, John Johnston cele- brates his 18th birthday. Gerry Palaszewski faces a tough Shore opponent Larry Donovan The winnah! Kevin Davis a take-down Jim Schultz-District Champion Paul Eschelbach goes for 1972 SENIOR CLASS TRIP FEBRUARY 8, 9, 10 EASTOVER LENOX, MASSACHUSETTS 94 95 i X THE CAST in order of appearance CAPTAIN OF THE INQUISITION.........................Paul Courtney MANSERVANT (SANCHO PANZA)..........................Anthony Manzo MIGUEL DE CERVANTES (DON QUIXOTE and ALONSO QUIJANA) Philip Stanley GOVERNOR (INNKEEPER)...............................Kevin Blaine DUKE (DR. CARRASCO and KNIGHT OF THE MIRRORS) ....John Francfort MULETEERS: PEDRO............................................Larry DeVito JOSE (DONKEY)..................................William Kingsley TENORIO (HORSE).........................................Bennett Macaluso PACO....................................................Michael Mulheren JUAN......................................................Gerry Cannito ANSELMO (GUITARIST)........................................Mark Murphy ALDONZA (DULCINEA).................................Katie Mulheren MARIA..............................................Eileen Walsh FERMINA..........................................Donna Rubenstein ANTONIA..................................................Kathleen Starkey HOUSEKEEPER............................................Fran Gulli PADRE.....................................................Vincent Arnone BARBER......................................................Terry O’Keefe MOORISH GIRL..................................Mary Ann Paraskevas MOOR ATTENDANTS.......................................Christopher Mallory David Fatum James Donnelly William Donnelly MEN OF THE INQUISITION....................................Barbara Lastella Karen Riddell SOLDIERS..................................................William Rigney Richard Ames PRISONERS.....................................................Ann Powondra Jane Stewart Lenny Germinario Barbara Presti Francoise Garreau Mr. Anthony T. Polistina, Producer and Director; Sister Mary Fran- cesca, Assistant Director; and Mr. Robert Hebble, Musical Director. I shall impersonate a man . . . But I don't see any castle! I'll go with you or with your brother . . . I'm only thinking of him . . . 101 Missive? What's a missive? Beneath this tree . . . tree, this cinnamon This is my Quest The Abduction I am a barber. A BAR-BER. Hail Knight of the Woeful Countenance . . . The Moors I am only Aldonza! I'm no one! I'm nothing at all! Drown Don Quixote. Drown To reach I think I know what this contains; the history of your mad knight. the unreachable star! BOYS’ TRACK John Marley and Bob Short practice for the relay team. Sophomore Tony Capalongo throws the shot put. The first day of practice and everyone is intent on a winning season. 104 Hilary Nortz will try his hand at anything! Last Row: Coach Olivadotti, A. Cestero, W. Butler, D. Nardiello, W. Rigney, N. Alfano, G. Goodnough, H. Nortz, K. Resch, J. Rafter, P. McCue, C. Scollard, G. Beach, B. Catalane, M. Stahl, R. Short, J. Bogner, J. Reiser, P. McGinty, C. Kingsberry. Middle Row: J. Patt, J. LaCosta, G. Boyle, K. Kirgin, S. Moore, M. Trocchia, M. Safko, J. Tomaino, B. Policastro, P. Hickey, K. Fitzpatr- ick, R. Woods. First Row: M. Kretowicz, C. Flannery, J. Errington, M. Mayer, G. Loncola, J. Daly, R. Kinler, B. Wilson, E. Char- pek, D. Lennert, J. Marley. The 1972 Boys' Track Team, under the new leadership of Head Coach Tom Olivadotti, looks brighter than ever; led by seniors A1 Cestero, holder of 3 school records, a shore record, and a state parochial record in the long, high, and triple jumps; Dan Nardiello, 1971 Parochial State champ in the 180 low hurdles and school record holder in this event; star quarter miler Bob Short who anchors the record mile relay unit; John Marley, a first year man ready for tough competition in the quarter; Bill Butler, ace half miler; veteran pole vaulter Hilary Nortz and Mike Stahl and Nick Alfano in the shot put and discus. These seniors combined with talented underclassmen Jim Reiser in the two mile, Kevin Fitzpatrick in the half mile, and upcoming hurdles Clay Kingsberry and Jim Tomaino, should produce quite a year for the Casey Cinderman! GIRLS’ TRACK Standing: Coach Rafter, J. MacGowan, J. Harper, C. Evans, D. Rathlev, E. Barnett, M. Thorpe, G. Trotter, H. Conley, A. Kelsey, J. Valenczius, D. Dubel, K. Kelly, K. Tracy, G. Giersch, K. Kolarsick, B. Cangialosi, S. Layton, D. Flannery, K. Dwyer, D. Tappin. Kneeling: S. Nagengast, D. Wise, J. Stewart, L. Wright, M. Sheehan, D. Stanis, P. Mooney. Sitting: C. Walton, J. Brown, J. Alter, P. Dowling, P. Blatz, C. Ahern, J. Eledberg. 106 The Red Bank Catholic girls’ track team has always been something to brag about. This year was just as great for the Caseyettes as the others. The girls ran in the Penn Relays, the Virginia Relays, and the State Meet, besides their nine victorious dual meets. Led by Senior captains Rita Donnelly, Helen Conely, and Judy MacGowan, the Green Machine continued to roll. Outstanding senior hurdlers included Paula Shellen- bach and Gail Trotter; sprinters Anne Kelsey, Cindy Lewis, Jane Stewart, and Kathy Ruhl; weight girls Pam Patock, Jo An Valenczius, and Ginger Giersch; and jumpers Emme Thorpe and Liz Barnett. Hopes for the future include sophomore half milers Maureen Marley, Betsy Cangialosi, and Sheila Kelly; sprinters Debbie Rathlev, Rita Sagurton, Kathy Dwyer, and Sue Nagengast; and Kerry Higgins, Ann Halton, and JoAnn Harper with the weight division. SENIOR STARS Shortshop Gene Munn. Hard work and determination proved worthwhile for the 1972 Baseball Team. With the assistance of Coaches Joe Kristofik and Paul Christopher, the team showed ad- mirable ability in all positions, which led to a very successful season. The team, led by tri-captains Larry Desi- der, Dennis Lee, and John Ovens, included seniors Mark Wagner, Kevin McWilliams, John D’Aloia, Bob Coleman, and Mike Pilone. Juniors Tom Cronauer, Bob Murphy, Paul McGuinnes and sophomore Joe D’Onofrio (as Varsity men this year) will be a great asset to next season’s team. 108 Captains Dennis Lee and Larry Desider practice pitching and fielding. Back Row: Coach Kristofik, B. Coleman, M. Pimpinella, T. Cronauer, J. Ovens, M. Wagner, P. McGinnes, L. Desider. Front Row: D. Lee, K. McWilliams, J. D’Onofrio, R. Murphy, M. Pilone, J. D’Aloia, Assistant Coach Christopher. Right Fielder John D’Aloia 109 First Baseman Mark Pimpinella JUNIORS no P. Abel G. Adeskavitz M. Alexander A. Alfano A. Alverez if R. Ames ’ W W. Anastasia y J. Annarella J. Annunziata A. Baker M. Bellezza A. Bellucci C. Bennett A. Bergin B. Bidwell P. Billick A. Blatz J. Blatz J. Bogner T. Boyle E. Brandon R. Brophy B. Carroll C. Carroll W. Catalane G. Cannito m 'f : I H. Charpek P. Campanella L. Canepa J. Chapski A. Carbone I G. Chehansky D. Carney K. Chewey M. Chiarella J. Christman D. Clabby J. Clark M. Clark M. Conlon S. Conroy K. Dancey J. Daniello K. Davis M. Devino J. DeGroot D. DeFelice J. Delmaster M. Devlin R. DiStefano J. Dilione D. Dobrowolski P. Donato B. Donally J. Edelen M. Ehlers ? 3 R. English K. Dwyer D. Dubel K. Faherty L. Dowling D. Downey F. Doyle J. Farrell C. Felix M. Festa A. Filipone K. Finley iA F. Fisher A. Flaherty PI t P. Flaherty I R. Gerard L. Germiario A. Gillen M. Gironda C. Gonzalez R. Gorski F. Gulli W. Harmon v R. Hasenohr E. Herrmann jrtfci � ' ■'. 4 R. Hyer T. Holloman R. Hyer R. Illmensee L. Jeffries P. Jones I. Kaftanuk M. Kaltenbach SL i v■ J. Kaiser T. Kelley B. Kenney C. Kenny W. Kerner L. Kerrigan M. Kinslow J. Gallagher A. Halton J. Harper J. Herchacowski A. Hurley K. Kirgin 113 C. Kluesner S. Koch K. Kolarsick G. Kostuck J. Kovalski K. Kretowicz E. Kruesling D. Krishock M. Kuhlman B. Kulis J. Lang C. Lawrence A. Leahy D. Lemig W. Lisowsky K. Lopez - I t— A ■ D. Lussier C. Madigan •A C. Mach L. Malone J. Maloney T. Maloney S. Manyak P. Marcickiewitz L. Martucci G. Massell C. Masterson E. McCall C. McCarthy 114 J. McGehigan P. McGraph P. McGuiness W. McKenna J. McMahon C. McManus A. McQueen f J. Merriman S. Miller T. Munning R. Monahan C. Montaldo C. Moss A. Mroczkowski S. Nagengast C. O’Hara S. O’Neill R. Oddo W. Owens M. Paraskevas M. Parker I I T. Paschetto C. Pehlert D. Peterson T. Philburn R. Pignataro M. Pimpinella C. Piney J. Placilla E. Plian B. Presti L. Price E. Quinlan D. Quinn J. Rafter W. Ralph D. Rathlev J. Regan F. Reiss K. Riddell P. Rigby F. Robinson A. Rose 115 D. Rubenstein P. Sagurton R. Sagurton J. Sannelli E. Santry M. Schatuorchio C. Schaffner P. Scinto C. Scollard S. Scotti L. Severini D. Sheehan E. Sheehan N. Shippen C. Siliato M. Slevin M. Small US I, T. Stahl R. Surak C. Snyder T. Stapleton D. Tappin C. Snyder C. Soden S. Sullivan J. Travis J. Styslinger M. Tierney K. Van Nosdall J. Vicenzi T. Wallace E. Wallis E. Walsh M. Walsh R. Watson J. Williams C. Willms C. Wills W. Wilson C. Witterschein K. Woods F. Yavarone T. Yerves R. Zieniewicz 116 This is what you’ll find in the Senior Class file! SENIORS DARE DREAM THE IMPOSSIBLE DREAM I nicholas francis alfano mary anne eileen abbott alice isabelle dolores ahern barbara eileen anderson marie lynn andriessen 125 joanne m. asbee john richard attridge diane louise barbato john thomas barrett 126 richard michael barrett geralyn frances bean f. martin boutote helen elizabeth brandow karen theresa braun barbara ann bresnahan michael Christopher brown michele dorothy brown joanne louise buckle alice m. bull robert edwin burns george john caddie kathleen ann caffrey william john butler marta maria camilo joan ellen cappetta kathleen dellyn casey 129 arlene frances clancy patricia kathleen cassidy leigh anne charpek kathleen anne clayton robert john coleman marie bernadette connolly michelle marie collins mary anne elizabeth cooper diana jean corbo karen ann colao helen elizabeth conley john michael d’aloia 132 joan aileen dear joseph anthony de blasio michael lawrence desider sandra desiderio joseph louis de clerk debra louise de lisa lawrence anthony de vito 133 pamela ann dispoto kathleen anne donaldson mary jo donaldson patricia ann doane rita marian donnelly william ian donnelly karen grace donovan 134 lawrence carey donovan eileen marie dooley jane dowalo kenneth h. drury mary carol eagan 9 135 lorraine english thomas francis errington elaine d. esposito paul j. edward eschelbach 136 kathleen marie etoll mary patricia faherty ada theresa feeney alexis carol ferraro jean marie finnegan 137 anita marie felix deborah jean fitzgerald Stephen paul fitzgerald Catherine m. fitzpatrick 138 joan elyse flannery paul james forsman donna lewis foulke kathleen mary garley Virginia ann giersch claudia gioseffi 139 V kathleen mary guiney dennis michael gunnell joann healy eileen ann hand john m. hennessey 141 mary margaret holahan judith ann hoffman rosemary kathleen howell tara mary horan kathleen helen imholte 142 Constance joan hughes jo an frances jones 143 mark joseph kaiser raymond john kaminski april marie kammerl gregory joseph kane bruce joseph kasten Christine marie keenoy brendan w. kelly 144 denise marie kelly anne elizabeth kelsey michael martin kester theresa lynn kiley walton waits kingsbery william thomas kingsley 145 jeffrey michael lake karen mary lamb donna marie lange 146 bryan thomas langan dennis michael lee marilyn mary lewis cynthia r. lewis barbara ann lastella kathleen mary lennert anthony michael lo braico 47 patricia mary lombardie robert a. lyttle bennett Christopher macaluso eileen elizabeth mac donald judith ann mac gowan Christopher graham mallory eileen patricia maloney sharon marie mangarelli 148 anthony michael manzo leon james paul maziekien 149 ellen maria marcickiewicz john a. marley kathleen ann me alary kathleen marie me ardle jerome patrick me andrew michael john me cann annette me carron patricia ann me earthy 150 anita m. me cue ruth margaret me cormack mary ellen me cue kathleen mary me feely theresa ann me cue colleen ann me closkey 151 nancy elizabeth me kenna linda louise me kenzie 152 Judith ann melnikoff william jude micchelli fred miley Catherine monahan kow To ptck A COLLtGS 'ool l Lauj CoJt.ec.ft KEtJ «N6LAND COLLEGES SCHOLARSHIP GHiQE john taylor more 111 margaret jane morris margaret theresa moss 153 154 kathryn dianne mullin Catherine murphy mark bostwick murphy patricia mary murphy daniel Charles nardiello mary jane navin 155 kim geralyn o’connor susan mary o’connor susan mary o’brien richard francis o’donnell terrence john o’keefe maryanne o’malley john Stanley ordecki david anthony osage andrea doria osborne J darlene anne palenik richard joseph palermo gerald john palaszewski carla jeanne paterno barbara louise parson george thomas paschetto 158 pamela theresa patock john charles pettit michael pilone louis david pizzulli rosemary patricia power 159 ann marie powondra gail jeannie prestia barbara ann price andrew paul ptak darci ann quinn margaret minrose quinn 160 mary elizabeth rafter william j. rigney janet ann roper martin ward redman III marianne rogers maureen elizabeth robbins mark Stephen rudinski thomas albert ruck 161 I katherine patricia ruhl maryann teresa ruscio david Charles rusnak francine anna russo patricia eileen ryan 162 suzanne elise ryan corrine anne sahl nadine gay saker dorothy g. sasson maureen elizabeth satz diane delores scarlini 163 james r. schultz luann sciortino john p. schmitz robert vincent short jr. rosemary Catherine siciliano michael joseph slattery r'vTr:r-:;': ' v : ;l — pat j. snively michael john stahl grace r. stancati philip bartholomew Stanley kathleen m. starkey 166 russell c. stroupe jr. donna lynn struve helena marie stump 167 elizabeth margaret synkowski mary surgent marianna justine thorpe diane marie tomain robert patrick tomaino sharon marie sullivan 168 gail d. trotter joann marie valenczius mark james voetsch 169 mark robert wagner 170 julia ann walsh marie ann waiter james raul walton marianne c. waltsak anne regina ward kenneth james ward 171 marian elizabeth wargacki gerard lloyd waterman ralph gary white carol rose webber jean marie witterschein 172 debora ann wood john francis woods patricia ann young patrice bernadette wyzga margaret g. zawryt margaret mary zamorski 173 Lord, Make me an instrument of Your Peace. Where there is hatred, let me sow love, Where there is injury, pardon, Where there is doubt, faith, Where there is despair, hope, Where there is darkness, light, and Where there is sadness, joy. 0 Divine Master, Grant that we may not so much seek to be Consoled as to console, to be understood As to understand, to be loved as to love. For it is in giving that we receive, it is In pardoning that we are pardoned, and it is In dying that we are born to eternal life. -Prayer of St. Francis of Assisi Father Nick Youpa-an instrument of peace. Close your eyes and think of me To brighten up even your darkest night. And soon I will be there And call my name out loud Soon you’ll hear me knocking at your door 177 . and desert you 178 'You’ve Got A Friend’ COPYWRIGHT 1972 Carole King. They’ll hurt you . . . People can be so cold They’ll take your soul if you let them But don’t you let them You just call out my name And you know wherever I am I’ll come running to see you again Winter, Spring, Summer or Fall All you have to do is call And I’ll be there Hey, ain’t it good to know that you’ve got a friend? 179 'W SENIOR DIRECTORY MARY ANNE ABBOTT 11 Jeryl St., Eatontown Those who love deeply never grow old: they may die of old age, but they die young.—Pinero ALICE AHERN 53 Glenwood Road, Colts Neck Well I've been thinkin' 'bout, all the places we've surfed and danced at, and all the places we've missed, so let's Git Together and Do It Again! —Beach Boys NICHOLAS ALFANO 192 Beacon Hill Rd. Morganville BARBARA ANDERSON 38 Woodside Drive, Middletown I disagree with what you say, but I will defend to the death your right to say it. —Voltaire MARIE LYNN ANDRIESSEN 14 Oxford Road, Englishtown Fear is the lock, and laughter the key to your heart—Stephen Stills MARLU ANGELILLO 86 Neptune Avenue, Deal Hi, honey MAUREEN ARKLE 7 McLaren Street, Red Bank Nothing is a waste that makes a memory.—Rorem ASTRID ARMSTRONG 33 Southvale Ave., Little Silver VINCENT ARNONE 43 Adile Ct., Red Bank Music is the window through which you see into the soul. —Shakespeare JOANNE ASBEE 1 Roger Ave., Lincroft JOHN ATTRIDGE 79 Alamada Court, Shrewsbury When we are born we cry that we are come to this great stage of fools—Unknown JOHN BAILEY 17 Merion Drive, Lincroft ... and in the end the love you take, is equal to the love you make -McCartney-Lennon KEVIN BAKER 209 Newark Ave., Spring Lake LEO BANSBACH 700 Navesink River Road, Middletown I know no strangers in life, only friends I haven't met.—Unknown DIANNE BARBATO 55 Alameda Court, Shrewsbury The only way to have a friend is to be one. —Emerson ELIZABETH BARNETT 73 Brookwillow Ave., West Long Branch You are you and I am I and if by chance we meet., it's beautiful.—Peris JOHN BARRETT 21 Judith Rd., Little Silver RICHARD BARRETT 53 Brinkerhoff Ave., Freehold Keep On Truckin' BARBARA BARRY 10 Colonial Drive, Matawan To thine own self be true.—Shakespeare. GERALYN BEAN 27 Albert Drive, Old Bridge Ain't it good to know you've got a friend.-Taylor DONNA BEY 57 East Wilson Circle, Red Bank A man is a man who looks a man right between the eyes.-Unknown KEVIN BLAINE 54 E. Bergen PI., Red Bank MARTIN BOUTOTE 44 Ramon Blvd., Freehold Virtue is clok'd with foul ambition.—Shakespeare GARY BOWIE 48 Field Avenue, Red Bank Long Live Eastover HELEN BRANDOW 63 Rosalie Ave., Lincroft KAREN BRAUN 12 Broad Street, Freehold Don't run, go slowly. It is only unto yourself that you have to go.—Unknown MARIAN BRENNAN 22 Commonwealth Avenue, Red Bank Speak your truth quietly and clearly; and listen to others, even the dull and ignorant; they, too, have their story.—Desiderata BARBARA BRESNAHAN Halls Mills Road, Freehold The only way to have a friend is to be one.— Emerson MICHAEL BROWN 500 Hance Road, Little Silver Cogito, ergo sum. MICHELE BROWN 500 Hance Rd., Little Silver JOANNE BUCKLE 20 John St., Freehold Life is a great bundle of little things—Holmes ALICE BULL 59 Maida Terr., Red Bank ROBERT BURNS 60 Lillian PI., Red Bank Everybody knows this is nowhere—Neil Young WILLIAM BUTLER 9 Highland Ave., Red Bank Cross-Country 1,2,3,4; Track 1,2,3,U; Stage Crew 2,3,Ip Usher L Sailing 4; Humanities Club 1+. GEORGE CADDLE 7 Virginia Ave., Hazlet KATHLEEN CAFFREY 64 Spring St., Red Bank Shut thee from heaven with a dome more vast, till thou at length art free, leaving thine outgrown life by life's unresting sea.—Holmes MARTA CAMILO 13 Whitman Rd., Morganville Flowers are lovely; love is flower-like Friendship is a sheltering tree . . . —Coleridge JOAN CAPPETTA 11 Burki PL, Freehold Look to this day . . . for yesterday is already a dream, and tomorrow is only a vision— Sansknit KATHLEEN CASEY 116 Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft MICHELLE COLLINS 81 Joysan Ter., Freehold HELEN CONLEY 31 Rumsom Rd., Rumson MARIE CONOLLY 219 Spring Street, Red Bank As long as I live, I shall always be myself and no other, just me.—de la Mare MARY ANNE COOPER 48 Maida Terrace, Middletown Left to itself; we cannot force it any more than love.—Hazlitt DIANA CORBO 16 Sheffield Drive, Englishtown The only way to have a friend is to be one. —Emerson PAUL COURTNEY 12 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Red Bank JOAN CRONAUER 180 Crestview Dr., Middletown LAURA CRONIN 250 Cambridge Avenue, Fair Haven In the glance of a dumb beast is speech under- stood by the wise.—Unknown MARY ELIZABETH CUMMINGS 35 Woodside Drive, Red Bank And in between what might have been and what has come to pass, a misbegotten guess, alas, and bits of broken glass- Taylor DENNIS CASSIDY 89 Parkview Terrace, Lincroft And we find at the end of a perfect day, the soul of a friend we've made-Unknown. PATRICIA CASSIDY 5 Mariveles Road, Eatontown Ask not what your country can do for you; ask what you can do for your country.—JKK 180 THOMAS CELESTE 24 Park Place, Red Bank ALBERT CESTERO 24 Heather Dr., Englishtown LEIGH CHARPEK 50 Maida Terrace, Middletown What we shall become, we already are,— Unknown. LISA CHIARA 27 Mountainside Dr., Colts Neck ARLENE CLANCY 80 Mechanic Street, Red Bank Love Me?” KATHY CLAYTON 3 Cottage Road, Monmouth Beach As for as possible, without surrender, be on good terms with all persons. Strive to be happy.- Desiderata KAREN COLAO 6 Woodland Dr., Lincroft ROBERT COLEMAN 880 W. Front Street, Red Bank Love with life is heaven; and life, unloving, hell— Tupper JOHN D’ALOIA 541 Sycamore Avenue, Shrewsbury Some men see things as they are and ask why? I see things that never were and ask why not?— JFK WILLIAM DALTON 18 Larchwood Dr., W. Long Branch JOANNE DAVIS 51 Princeton Road, Fair Haven Happiness is not perfected until it is shared.- Unknown. JOHN DEAR 44 Chapin Ave., Red Bank JOSEPH DE BLASIO 3 Buckingham Way, Freehold Winning isn't everything; it's the only thing.— Unknown ROSANNE DE CHICCHIO 17 South Lake Drive, Red Bank Soon these things are overcome and can't be recogn ized.— You ng JOSEPH DE CLERK 673 W. Front Street, Red Bank The pu?np don't work cause the vandals took the ha ndles.—Zi m m erma n DEBRA DE LISA 70 Deal Esplanade, Deal LARRY DESIDER R. D. 2 Box 410 Freehold 181 SANDY DESIDERIO 9 Fordham Drive, Matawan Our lives are shaped by those who love us—by those who refuse to love us.—Powell LARRY DE VITO 18 West Grant Ave., Eatontown I've got my own life to live, so let me live it the way I want to.—Hendrix PAM DISPOTO Cedar Drive, Colts Neck Write on your hearts that every day is the best day of the year .-Emerson PATRICIA DOANE 4 Cottage Place, Freehold KATHY DONALDSON 24 Sherwood Rd., Little Silver Just friends, lovers no more, took me out once, had a good time, took me out twice and then changed his mind. Just friends.-Anonymous MARY JO DONALDSON 24 Sherwood Rd., Little Silver Ones we love best, to them. we say least,— Unknown RITA DONNELLY 93 Alameda Ct., Shrewsbury BILL DONNELLY 55 Chestnut St., Red Bank For man is man and master of his fate.— Tennyson KAREN DONOVAN 31 Fairview Dr., Middletown You have done it, without a touch, a word, a sign You have done it by being yourself Perhaps that is what being a friend means after all.—Craft LAWRENCE DONOVAN 38 Balloch PL, Middletown EILEEN DOOLEY 12 Sycamore Place, Colts Neck Friendship is a horizon—which expands whenever we approach it.—Hazlip JANE DOWALO 31 Sherwood Rd., Englishtown To love and be loved is the greatest joy on earth.— Unknown KEN DRURY 408 Morris Ave., Spring Lake MARY EAGAN 69 Northvale Ave., Little Silver Dare to be different; Life is so full of people who follow, trying to be exactly the same.—Marshall BARBARA EDELEN 50 Stephenville Blvd., Red Bank Be careful which dream you clutch . . .for dreams come true.-Unknown. LORRAINE ENGLISH 39 Throckmorton Lane, Old Bridge THOMAS ERRINGTON 11 Belleview Ave., Leonardo PAUL ESCHELBACH 9 Pearl St., Red Bank If music be the food of love, play on.—Shakespeare ELAINE ESPOSITO 14 Edge wood Rd., Rum son A happy person is one who has something to be enthusiastic about.—Unknown KATHY ETOLL 318 Asbury Ave., Asbury Park I shall light a candle of understanding in thine heart, which shall not be put out.—Apocrypha: Bible MARY FAHERTY 178 South Lake Drive, Middletown Wien the dream came . . . I held my breath with my eyes closed.—Neil Young ADA FEENEY 191 Oakwood Ave., Long Branch I have never let my schooling interfere with my education—Twain ANITA FELIX 190 Ampere Ave., Oakhurst Keep smiling—it makes people wonder what you've been up to!—Unknown ALEXIS FERRARO 39 Abbottsford Ave., Long Branch You give but little when you give of your possessions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give.—Gibran DEBORAH J. FITZGERALD 85 Robinson PL, Shrewsbury Friendship is a name confined to few.—Unknown JEAN FINNEGAN 33 Mount Ave., Atlantic Highlands STEVE FITZGERALD 35 Sunnycrest Crt., Little Silver Band 1,2,3,4; Band Council 3,4; EMERALD 2; Homeroom Officer 1,2; Nat'l. Honor Society 3,4; SIGNPOST 2,3. CA THERINE FITZPA TRICK 18 South St., Red Bank Listen to the voice of innocence.—H.C. Anderson MARIAN FITZSIMONS 24 Grant St., Long Branch Of what shall a man be proud if he is not proud of his friends?—Unknown EILEEN FLANAGAN 30 Cedar Ave., Allenhurst So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be.—Tennyson JOAN FLANNERY 117 Statesir PL, Red Bank PAUL JAMES FORSMAN 467 Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft It made a believer of me more than before.— Thoreau DONNA FOULKE 16 Laurel Crt., New Shrewsbury Tfwse who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it to themselves.—Unknown. DEBORA FRABIZIO 21 Warded PL, Long Branch Choral—2,3,4, Emerald—3, Future Nurses—2,3, Homerm. V. P.—3, Intra.—1, J. C. L.—3, Natl. Hour. Soc—2,3,4, Play—3, Prom Chrmn.—S, Signpost—3, Stud. Cncl.—4, Twirling—1,2,3,4 JOHN FRANCFORT 15 Branch Rd., Oakhurst ELLEN FREDERICKS 70 Manning St., Red Bank MARGARET FULLAM 401 Park Ave., Freehold Look to this day . . . for yesterday is already a dream. . . and tomorrow only a vision.—Sanscrit DOLORES GALACKI 391 Second Ave., Long Branch I live not in myself. But I become a portion of those around me.-Byron KATHY GARLEY 164 Bingham Ave., Rumson Friendship often ends in love: but love in friendship—never.— Unknown. GINGER GIERSCH 600 L. S. Point Rd., Little Silver You've got to keep smiling, even when it hurts.— Unknown CLAUDIA GIOSEFFI 8 Oak Glen La., Colts Neck The comfort of a friend may be taken away, but not that of having had one.—Unknown JOAN ANN GIUNCO R. D. 3, Freehold Though nothing can bring back the hour of splendor in the grass, of glory in the flower, we will grieve not, rather find strength in what remains behind.-Wordsworth 182 ANN GLEESON 36 Riverside Ave., Red Bank People who need people are the luckiest people in the world.—Unk nown GREGORY GREGG 510V2 Ocean Park Ave., Bradley Bch. Hands off the typewriters, quickly!—Kristofik AMY GROMO 40 Baruch Dr., Long Branch A light heart lives long.-Shakespeare NANCY GROSS 47 W. Campbell Ave., W. Long Branch Someday when I'm lonely, wishing you weren't so far away, then I will remember things we said today.—Unknown KATHY GUINEY 1 Mountain St., Highlands All the things I really like are either illegal, immoral, of fatten ing.-Unknown DENNIS GUNNELL 25 Garfield Place, Red Bank EILEEN HAND Heulitt Rd., Colts Neck A thing of beauty is a joy forever.-Shelley JOANN HEALY 270 Cindy St., Old Bridge Where we live or how we live is of little consequence. What is all important is to live.- Unknown JOHN HENNESSEY 96 Parker Ave., Little Silver BILL HICKMAN 49 Appleton Ave., Leonardo We face many difficulties as youth, but one day we will see them as achievements.—Unknown SALLY MARIE HILLMAN 65 Maida Ter., Red Bank The only rose without thorns is friendship.-Mile, de Scuderi JUDITH HOFFMAN 415 Broadway, Long Branch Peace of mind is saying that you 've learned how to love, that you have come to appreciate the importance of giving love in order to be worthy of receiving it.-Humphrey MARY HOLAHAN 29 Silverwhite Rd., Little Silver Look to this day . . . for yesterday is already a dream . . .and tomorrow only a vision.- Unknown TARA HORAN 7 Surrey La., Eatontown And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.-Lennon-McCartney ROSEMARY HOWELL 40 Fisher PI., Red Bank The song of the voice is sweet—but the song of the heart is the pure voice of heaven.-Unknown CONSTANCE HUGHES 430 Miltona Dr., Port-au-Peck KATHYIMHOLTE 102 Horsheshoe Way, Lincroft We can't return; we can only look behind from where we came and go round and round and round in the circle games.-J. Mitchell KATHLEEN LYNN IVAN 7 Danemar Dr., Middletown The way to love anything is to realize it may be lost.—Chesterton LAWRENCE J. JACKSON 52 Monmouth Ave., Freehold God give me hills to climb and strength for climb- ing!—Unknown JO ANN JOHNSON 424 Branch Ave., Little Silver To have friends you must be one. JOHN JOHNSTON 15 Peters Place, Red Bank JO AN JONES 255 Sycamore Ave., Shrewsubry LAURA KAISER Heyars Mill Rd., Colts Neck Friends are what everyone wants everyone else to be—Unknown MARK KAISER 7 Hickory Lane, Lincroft RAY KAMINSKI 67 Maida Ter., Red Bank juickly get to work! Open you books!—Kristofik APRIL KAMMERL 140 Barnegat Lane, Bricktown GREGORY KANE 229 Navesink River Road, Red Bank BRUCE KASTEN 38 Lincoln PL, Freehold CHRISTINE KEENOY 7 Roger Ave., Lincroft . . . with a friend on hand, you will see the light- if your friends are there, then everything's al- right.—Elton John BRENDAN KELLY 16 Lakeview Rd., Deal DENISE KELLY 25 Cedar Ave., Allenhurst That I can do any kindness let me not defer, for I shall not pass this way again.—Unknown ANNE KELSEY 5 Phyllis Rd., Freehold ROBERT KENNEDY 49 E. Highland Ave., Atlantic High. MIKE KESTER P. O. Box 63, Oceanport Live by the hour, but look toward the future. -Unknown TERRY KILEY 2 Fieldcrest Ct., Holmdel Put on a warm smile .— Unknown WALTON W. KINGSBERY III 70 Elm Lane, Shrewsbury Basketball 1; Football 1,2,3,} ; Student Council J ; Track 1,2,3,1 BILL KINGSLEY 23 Locust Ave., W. Long Branch PAUL KIRGIN Willow Road, Holmdel LANCE KIRK 33 Timothy La., New Shrewsbury The quiet mind has wings of its oivn.—Unknown KATHI KOVIC Miller Hill, Highlands All the things I really like to do are either illegal, im moral, or fatten i ng— Un k now n VERONICA KRAEMER 22 Wilkins Crt., New Shrewsbury It is so easy to be good-natured. I wonder anybody takes the trouble to be anything else.—Jerrold RAYMOND KRISCHOCK 129 Bruce Road, Red Bank KEITH LACKEY 53 Stokes Street, Freehold DONNA ANN LAGATTUTA 5 Mayfair Rd., Hazlet P. O. (Holmdel) Those of us who walk in light must help the ones in darkness up, for that's what life is all about and; love is all there is to life.—McKuen JEFFREY LAKE 15 Foster Street, Red Bank KAREN LAMB Sweetmans Lane, Freehold DONNA LANGE 45 Meadow Dr., Shrewsbury Nothing is a waste that makes a memory.—Rorem BRYAN LANGAN 39 Arden Road, Old Bridge BARBARA LASTELLA 135 Highway 35, Eatontown Sunshine and rain at once; her smiles and tears. -Shakespeare DENNIS LEE 310 Gail PI., Neptune Baseball 1,2,3,4; Basketball 1; Intra. 1,2,3,4- KATHLEEN LENNERT 65 Parkview Ter., Lincroft You give but little when you give of your posses- sions. It is when you give of yourself that you truly give—Gibran CYNTHIA LEWIS 277 Norwood Ave., Deal LYNN LEWIS 92 Wynnewood Crt., Freehold We've only just begun to live!—Unknown TONY LO BRAICO 98 Oak wood Ave., West Long Branch PATRICIA LOMBARDIE 46 Chestnut Dr., Matawan BOB LYTTLE 32 Oakes Rd., Little Silver Eat, drink, and be merry—Unknown BENNETT MACALUSO 55 Pavilion Ave., Long Branch My life is like a stroll upon the beach; as near the ocean’s edge as I can go.— Thoreau EILEEN MAC DONALD 250 Westwood Ave., Long Branch JUDY MAC GOWAN 119 Saint Clair Ave., Spring Lake Humanity rages like a tempest, but I sigh in si- lence for I know the storm must pass away while a sigh goes to God.—Unknown CHRISTOPHER MALLORY 63 Field Ave., Red Bank EILEEN MALONEY 14 LaFayette Dr., Hazlet SHARON MANGARELLI 15 N. Prospect, Red Bank Joy is not in things, it is in us.-Wagner JUDITH MANS 21 Nolan Dr., W. Long Branch It’s life’s illusions I recall, I really don't know life at all.—Mitchell LISA MARASCIO 427 Rumson Rd., Little Silver I’m a mean mean woman, and I mean no man no good.—Janis Joplin ELLEN MARCICKIEWICZ 30 Victoria Place, Red Bank Nothing in life is to be fea red. It is only to be un- derstood.— Unknown LEON MAZIEKIEN 4 Hobart Ave., Marlboro I want to hurt people when I hit them, but I don’t want to put them out of the game. It's no fun if you do that.—Curtis KATHY MC ALARY 59 Peters PI., Red Bank JEROME MC ANDREW 15 Passaic St., East Keansburg Free, free, free. Thank God we're free. — Unknown KATHY MC ARDLE 12 Azee Drive, Hazlet I only know how true it is; that love is a chain of love, as nature is a chain of life.—Capote MIKE MC CANN 6 High Point Rd., Lincroft Time will tell who’s fallen, and who’s been left be- hind. You go your way, I'll go mine.-Zimmerman PATRICIA MC CARTHY 43 Stephenville Blvd., Red Bank The foolish man seeks happiness in the distance; the wise grows it under his feet.—Oppenheim ANNETTE MC CARRON P. 0. Box 273, Holmdel TONY MANZO 23 Dennis Place, West Long Branch JOHN MARLEY 20 Danemar Dr., Middletown COLLEEN MC CLOSKEY 170 Pinckney Rd., Little Silver RUTH MC CORMACK 38 Wallace Rd., Middletown ANITA MC CUE 120 Lincoln Ave., Fair Haven Tis better to have loved and lost, than never to have loved.—Tennyson MARY ELLEN MC CUE 139 Franklin Ave., Long Branch To touch, to feel, to know a hint of darkness, a hint of light, before it’s time to go-Unknown THERESA MC CUE 746 Broad St., Shrewsbury KATHY MC FEELY 161 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft The most I can do for my friend is simply to be his friend.— Thoreau NATALIE MC GEE 51 Winchester Dr., New Shrewsbury JACQUELINE MC MAHON 90 South Ave., Atlantic Highlands KATHY MC HUGH 12 Heddin Place, Middletown NANCY MC KENNA 12 N. Lindy Lane., Colts Neck What sunshine is to flowers, smiles are to hu- manity.— Unknown LINDA MC KENZIE 90 Clearview Dr., Shrewsbury A little consideration, a little thought for others, makes all the difference.—Milne SUE MC MILLAN 212 Millers Crossing, Atl. Hinds. Longing and a tear is the crystallization of a beautiful memory.—Unknown KEVIN MC WILLIAMS 11 Edison Ave., New Shrewsbury Baseball 1,2,3,4 Basketball 1 Lawyers Club 3,4 Intramurals 1,2,3,4 Hmrm. Off. 1,2 JUDY MELNIKOFF 1 Springarden Rd., Lincroft Pretend you’re a child, with nothing to hide, then we'll join hands and let the universe swing wide; we'll lay our fears aside.—Simon BILL MICCHELLI 280 Plymouth Dr., Freehold He who hesitates is lost—Unknown FRED MILEY II 61 Olongapo Lane, Eatontown Checkmate.—Bobby Fischer CATHY MONAHAN 14 Canterbury Rd., Englishtown JOHN MORE III 114 Cottage PI., Long Branch Evei'y step in our progress is a sacrifice. We gain by losing; grow by dwindling; live by dying. — Unknown MARGARET MORRIS 67 River Ave., Monmouth Beach Do not walk in front of me—I may not follow; do not walk behind me—I may not lead. Only walk beside me, and be my friend.—Unknown MARGARET MOSS 1756 Raleigh Ct., E. Ocean Twp. My heart leaps with joy, for today is a new day and mine to live forever—Marlin PEGGY MOVELLE 457 River Road, Fairhaven GARY MUELLER R. D. 3 Elton Rd., Freehold If you don't play to win, why keep the score? — Unknown KATIE MULHEREN 50 Irving PI., Red Bank God respects me when I work, but he loves me when I sing.—Unknown JEANNE MULLEN 592 Baron St., Toms River It is not for me to judge, but to understand.—de Gaulle KATHY MULLIN RFD 1 Conover Rd., Colts Neck I wanna take you higher—Sly GENE MUNN 12 Woodland Dr., Lincroft The Doctor said I can PLAY, Mac!—Munn CATHY MURPHY 71 Stephenville Blvd., Red Bank Whatever is worth doing at all is worth doing well— Unknown MARK MURPHY 96 Riveredge Rd., New Shrewsbury On the Eighth Day, He created Music, and Everything was just fine.—Unknown PATRICIA MURPHY 54 David Terrace, Red Bank That love is all there is, is all we know of love. —Dickinson DAN NARDIELLO 95 Crestview Dr., Middletown Defeat is worse than death because you have to live with defeat.—Unknown MARY JANE NAVIN 204 Buttermere Ave., Interlaken 50 it's one more round for experience, and I'm on the road again.-C. King JOHN NELSON 106 Spier Ave., Allenhurst JAMES NEW 26 Waverly PI., Red Bank Don't be alarmed by my fields and forests. They're here for only you to share.—Unknown MARY NICOSIA 163 River Rd., Red Bank And when they are out of sight, quickly also are they out of mind.—Kempis HILARY NORTZ 51 Statesir PI., Red Bank Football 1,2 Wrestling 2,3,4 Track 1,2,3,4 Stud. Cncl. 1 Play 2,3 Chorus 2,3,4 Hmrm. Off. 1,3 Tutor 2,4 Achery Club 4 Hockey Club 3,4 KIM O’CONNOR 9 Oldfield PL, Red Bank I live on the threshold of a dream.—Unknown SUE O’CONNOR 34 Reckless PL, Red Bank Then the world were not so bitter, but a smile could make it sweet.—Tennyson RICHARD O’DONNELL R. D. 1, Box 44, Freehold Gone is the hour of splendor in the grass. — Whitman TERRY O’KEEFE 21 Knoll wood Dr., New Shrewsbury MARY ANNE O’MALLEY 20 Westminster Dr., Colts Neck Friend, I will remember you, think of you, pray for you. And when another day is through, I'll still be friends with you.—Unknown JOHN ORDECKI 41 Schanck Rd., Holmnel DAVE OSAGE 36 E. Lincoln Circle, Red Bank Try not to become a man of success, but rather try to become a man of value—Einstein ANDREA OSBORNE 3020 Shafto Rd., Neptune Do not be envious of those doing righteous, for like grass they will speedily wither, for like green new grass they will fade away.—Ps. 37: 1,2 JOHN OVENS JR. 28 Oneida Ave., Atl. Highlands Looking out to sea shouldn't just be another debt to loneliness you pay; you ought to try to open up with someone tomorrow and today— McKuen JERRY PALASZEWSKI 1124 Brower Blvd., Wanamassa Football 1,2 Wrestling 4 DARLENE PALENIK 1700 Third Ave., Asbury Park Those who bring sunshine to the lives of others cannot keep it from themselves.—Unknown RICHARD PALERMO 12 W. Susan St., Hazlet Who will take the coal from the mine, who will take the salt from the earth, who will take the promise that you don't have to make? Don't look now! It ain't you or me.—Unknown BARBARA PARSON 35 Schiverea Ave., Freehold Happiness is making someone else smile. —Unknown GEORGE PASCHETTO 81 Willow Dr., Little Silver CARLA PATERNO 22 Sheraton Lane, Rumson The ones we love best, to them we say least. —Unknown PAM PATOCK 335 Prospect Ave., Little Silver He has achieved success who has lived well, laughed often and loved much.-B. Anderson SUE O’BRIEN Mt. Vernon Ct., Colts Neck JACK PETTIT 192 Queens Dr.S., Little Silver 185 MIKE PILONE 1117 Sunset Dr., Asbury Park LOUIS PIZZULI 201 Cardinal Rd., Neptune Those who make peaceful revolution impossible, make violent revolution inevitable.—J.F. Kennedy LEONA POCHMERSKI RD 1, Box 155, Freehold What is essential is invisible to the eye. — Unknown PETER POLICASTRO 72 Norma Ave., Lincroft You don't need weathermen to know which way the wind blows.—Zimmerman ROSE POWER Woodhollow Rd., Colts Neck To each his Dulcinea, to every man his dream. DARCI QUINN 6 Camelot Ct., Red Bank I just wanted to be a man fullfilled but a little more free—Lamm PEGGY QUINN 273 Riverbrook Ave., Lincroft Let there be no purpose in friendship save the deepening of the spirit.—Gibran MARY RAFTER 516 Page Ave., Loch Arbor Sunshine in the heart is brighter than all the gold of kings.—Unknown MARTIN REDMAN III 204 Sunset Dr., Pelican Island; Seas. Hts To each his Dulcinea; To every man his dream. —Darion WILLIAM RIGNEY 44 Woodside Dr., Red Bank Make the scene at cousin Jack's Leave him to put the bottles back Mends his glasses that I cracked Well that's one up to me.—Anderson MAUREEN ROBBINS 251 Third St., Fair Haven Thy mind shall be a mansion for all lovely forms, That memory be as a dwelling place for all sweet sounds and harmonies.—Wordsworth MARIANNE ROGERS 64 Ocean Ave. Monmouth Beach Castles made of sand; fall into the sea, even- tually—Hendrix JANET ROPER 67 Navesink Ave., Rumson TOM RUCK 93 Pinckney Rd., Red Bank Can I ever bid these joys farewell? MARK RUDINSKI 21 Meadowbrook Ave., Eatontown Nemo me impune lacessit. KATHY RUHL 215 Stonehurst Blvd., Freehold Whom we love best, to them we say least.—Ray MARYANN RUSCIO 101 Hope Rd., New Shrewsbury I get by with a little help from my friends. —McCartney ANN POWONDRA 109 Leeds ville Dr., Lincroft GAIL PRESTIA RD 2, Brickyard Rd., Freehold To enjoy life we must touch most of it lightly. - Unknown MELISSA PREDMORE 26 Gerald Ave., Red Bank This tree that they built a bonfire around, trying to burn up its stump—this tree lived!—Betty Smith BARBARA PRICE RD. 1 Laurelwood Dr., Colts Neck ANDREW PTAK 170 Highland Ave., Highlands How can I tell you, all the things inside my head.—Moody Blues DAVID C. RUSNAK 29 Colonial Dr., Shrewsbury In order to judge we must begin by under- standing.— Unknown FRANCINE A. RUSSO 232 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch He who lives in glass house better get dressed in cellar — Unknown JAY RYAN 306 Elberon Ave., Allenhurst PATRICIA RYAN 19 Woodmere Dr., Eatontown How far that little candle throws his beams! So shines a good deed in a naughty world. —Shakespeare SUZANNE RYAN 171 Pinckney Rd., Little Silver If you don't expect the unexpected you will never find it—Unknown CORRINE ANNE SAHL 81 Bar Harbor Rd., Freehold Dost thou hve life?—Then do not squander time, for that is the stuff life is made of—Franklin NADINE SAKER R.D. 1 Box 60, Freehold And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make—Lennon-McCartney DOROTHY SASSON 40 Richard Ter., Red Bank The greatest achievement is not in never falling, but rising after your fall.—Lombardi MAUREEN SATZ Cloverhill Rd., Colts Neck A moment's insight is sometimes worth a life's experience.— Unknown DIANE SCARLINI 218 Stillwell Cor. Rd., Freehold Don't scorn a man because he is marching out of step, he may be marching to the beat of a distant drum— Thor eau FRANK SCATUORCHIO 28 Monmouth Rd., Eatontown CRAIG SCHAFFNER 549 Newman Springs Rd., Lincroft Beware the fu ry of a patient man.-Dryden KARIN SCHILLEBEECKX 33 Heather Hill Way, Holmdel To love and be loved is the greatest happiness of existence.—Smith MARK SCHISSLER 909 Broad St., Shrewsbury JOHN SCHMITZ 30 Mori PI., Red Bank 186 A day without laughter is a wasted day. — Unknown ROBERT SPONENBERG 1901 Sunset Ave., Wanamassa MICHAEL STAHL 66 Maida Ter., Red Bank I can only takes so much, and I can't takes no more.—J. McNamara GRACE STANCATI 127 E. Bergen PL, Red Bank All my dreams are on their way, see how they shine?—Simon and Garfunkel PHIL STANLEY 12 Delaware Ave., Red Bank Face piles of trials with smiles; It riles them to believe you perceive the web they weave. And keep on thinking free—Edge KATHY STARKEY 1 Camelot Ct., Red Bank DEBORAH STEWART 110 Corlies Ave., Allenhurst You my friend—what a thing friendship is, world urithout end!—Browning DIANE TOMAIN 15 Nolan Dr., West Long Branch I pass this way but once, any kindness I can give or good I can do let me do it now. For I shall not pass this way again.—Penn BOB TOMAINO 228 Chelsea Ave., Long Branch With all memory and fate hidden deep beneath the waves, let me forget about today until tomor- row—Dylan GAIL TROTTER 316 River Rd., Red Bank BARBARA TUCHOL 35 Fairview Dr., Middletown Lots of love, only to you very deeply felt, every- day— Unknown JO ANN VALENCZIUS 7 William St., Freehold We must grow tough, but without losing our ten- derness—Che Guevara PAT VAUPEL 20 Hillview Dr., Neptune As I live my life to love and learn, my only thing is to dig and be dug in return—Hendrix JAMES SCHULTZ 20 Walnut St., Red Bank LU ANN SCIORTINO 6 Bay Ave., Highlands A thing of beauty is a joy forever.-Keats GILBERT SCOTT 45 Stephenville Blvd., Red Bank Keep on Rolling.—Unknown MARGARET SCULLY 36 Country Club Dr., Neptune It is a beautiful necessity of our nature to love some thi ng.—Je rrold PAULA SHELLENBACH 97 Leedsville Dr., Lincroft ROBERT SHORT 407 Monmouth Ave., Spring Lake SUE SHORT 20 River Ave., Monmouth Beach ROSEMARY SICILIANO 368 Broad St., Eatontown If you smile at me I will understand 'cause that is something everyone does in the same lan- guage.-Stills MICHAEL SLATTERY 104 Jumping Brook Rd., Lincroft I am the master of my fate, I am the captain of my soul.—Henley LORETTA SLEVIN 21 Hance Rd., Rumson No longer forward or behind, I look in hope or fear; but grateful, take the good and find the best of now and here.—Unknown PEGGY SMITH 8309 Millwood Dr., Tampa, Florida There is only one success—to spend your life in your own way.—Morley PAT SNIVELY 10 Union Ave., Freehold JANE STEWART 71 Parkview Terr., Lincroft DEBRA STORZ 222 Cedar Ave., Allenhurst You always hurt the one you love — Unknown ROBIN STOUT 162 Pinckney Rd., Little Silver RUSSELL STROUPE 132 Trafford St., Shrewsbury As I live my life to live and learn, my only thing is to dig and be dug in return.—Hendrix DONNA STRUVE 52 Battin Rd., Fair Haven I count myself in nothing else so happy, as in a soul remembering my good friends.—Shakespeare HELENA STUMP 87 Ridge Rd., Rumson People are lonely because they build walls instead of bridges.— Unknown SHARON SULLIVAN 64 Maida Terr., Middletown And the time will come when you see we're all one, and. life flows on within you and without you.—G. Harrison MARY SURGENT 142 Hibernia Way, Freehold Those we love best, to them we say least. —Unknown LIZ SYNKOWSKI 105 Manalapan Ave., Freehold It is our will that thus enchains us to be per- mitted ill—We might, be otherwise—we might be all we dream of happy, high, majestical. Where is the love, beauty, and. truth we seek; but in our mind?—Shelley EMME THORPE II Briarwood Rd., Rumson Our thoughts are the epochs of our lives; all else is but a journal of the winds that blew while we were here.- Thoreau MARK VOETSCH 57 Richard Terr., Red Bank I'll tell you right now, tuff ballgame tonight, not an easy ballclub, Manishevitz.-Kristofik MARK WAGNER 95 Swimming River Rd., Lincroft SUE WALKER 37 Buttonwood Dr., Shrewsbury The Art of life is to know how to enjoy a little and endure much.—Hazlett PEGGY WALLACE 9 Wyckoff St., Deal A face that cannot smile is never good. —Unknown MARGIE WALLING 1794 Slocum Ave., Wall A loving heart is the truest, wisdom.—Dickens DEBBIE WALSH 106 Wall St., W. Long Branch It's good to open your heart a little and let some hurt come in ... it proves you're still alive. -McKuen couldn't find, filling mysteries of emptiness that yesterday left behind.—Cat Stevens MARGARET ZAWRYT 497 Staffa St., West Allenhurst JULIA WALSH 259 Sleepy Hollow Rd., Red Bank Neither be cyn ical about love, for in the face of all aridity and disenchantment it is as perennial as the grass.—Desiderata MARIE WALTER 317 Grassmere Ave., Interlaken Love's a tricky thing.-B. Coleman JAMES WALTON 43 Farm Rd., Middletown MARIANNE WALTSAK 35 Richard Terr., Red Bank In dreams and in love there are no impossibi- lities.—Janos Arany ANNE WARD 240 Parkview Terr., Lincroft So many worlds, so much to do, so little done, such things to be.—Tennyson KEN WARD 61 Alexander Ct., Shrewsbury MARIAN WARGACKI Acorn PI, Colts Neck The greatest pleasure of life is love!—Sir W. Temple GERARD WATERMAN 43 B Spring Terr., Red Bank CAROL WEBBER 140 Maple Ave., Red Bank Words do not express thoughts very well. They al- ways become a little different immediately after they are expressed, a little distorted, a little fool- ish. And yet it also pleases me and seems right that what is of value and wisdom to one man seems nonsense to another.—Unknown RALPH WHITE 19 Forrest Ave., Rumson Some men see things as they are and say why. I dream of things that never were and ask why not.-Kennedy JEAN WITTERSCHEIN 106 Lakeshore Dr., Red Bank DEBBIE WOOD 20 Willis St., Red Bank The only way to have a friend is to be one. —Emerson JOHN WOODS 119 Hudson Ave., Red Bank Talk happiness! The world is sad enough. —Unknown PATRICE WYZGA 99 Manor Pkwy., Lincroft Dying all the time, lose your dreams and you will lose your mind, in life unkind.—Rolling Stones PATRICIA YOUNG 9 Pine St., Lincroft MARGARET ZAMORSKI Locust PI., Colts Neck Placing back the missing mirrors that before you 188 INDEX Acknowledgements..............................................192 Administration................................................. 8 Autographs....................................................190 Band.......................................................... 46 Baseball......................................................108 Basketball, Boys’............................................. 84 Basketball, Girls’............................................ 88 Cheerleaders.................................................. 44 Choral........................................................ 68 Clubs......................................................... 70 Cross-Country, Boys’.......................................... 28 Cross-Country, Girls’......................................... 34 Emerald....................................................... 82 Faculty....................................................... 10 Fall Season................................................... 26 FlagTwirlers.................................................. 45 Football...................................................... 40 Freshmen..................................................... 48 Juniors.......................................................110 Man of La Mancha..............................................100 Senior Class Trip............................................. 94 Senior Directory..............................................176 Seniors.......................................................120 Snowball...................................................... 68 Sophomores.................................................... 58 Spring Season................................................. 98 Student Council............................................... 36 Summer Season.................................................118 Track, Boys’..................................................104 Track, Girls’.................................................106 Twirlers...................................................... 44 Winter Season................................................. 64 Wrestling..................................................... 90 AUTOGRAPHS Dear fellow Caseys, It has always been the policy of past editors to end the yearbook with some word of all of the hard work it took to make everything possible. Since we did create a work of art competely different from all of its predecessors, we wanted to keep at least this page an R.B.C. tradition. There are many of you who think that being editors of the yearbook this year has been a joy ride. Little do you know how wrong you are! This year was one of headaches, heart- aches, hassles and general grief. We can’t begin to tell you all of the times when one or both of us threatened to walk out and leave this monster” to chance. There were many times that only a good cry kept us going. Obviously, we did not give up. This was due in part to our dedication(?) but mostly, to all those who worked with us this past year. So, as the co-editors, there are a few people that we wish to thank for their help and co- operation. Besides each other (and God) these people have gone above and beyond the call of duty and truly deserve all the best: The Administration—for letting us spend the money we did. The Faculty—for not reporting us for all the classes we didn’t quite make. Carole King—for the rights to her song You’ve Got A Friend”. Nancy and Mike from Bradbury Sales Publishing—for their extra copy sheets, receipt books, photo tags, and physical support on deadline days. Johnny Prignoli—for his perfect pictures and poor jokes. Sister Mary Francesca, Financial Advisor—for her perpetual insistance: YOU’RE SPENDING TOO MUCH!” which kept us within our budget. Our Photographers—especially Mark, Eddie, Jack, and Bob, for lifesaving AND in- criminating shots. Linda Wigginton moderator—whose contageous spirit and enthusiasm (along with an endless supply of pizza) kept us going throughout the year. And most of all— Our staff: Kathy, Betsy, Trice, Marie, Anita, Peggy, John and Marty. In the beginning they knew no more about the yearbook than we did, but they never let that stop them. They have gained a knowledge that they will never forget, (neither will we!) They were always there with a shoulder to cry on and a kleenex when we needed it, and it is to them, that we have a special thank you. Relievedly, BxXJlOxiJux. Barbara Lastella Co-Editors In Chief Jeanne Mullen EMERALD 1972 192