Keyport High School - Key Yearbook (Keyport, NJ)

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GEORGE H. LOCKWOOD George Plenty of tricks up this fellow's sleeve-all of them magic . . . The girls envy his long eyelashes . . . Likes to make sodas and drive his green Chevy . . . Slated to wear Navy Blue. RAYMOND J. LO PRESTO IIRayll Versatility is his middle name . . . A three letter man, president of the Honor Society, and a mainstay of the band . . . His heart belongs to Judy . . . Engineering career planned. MYRA C. MACCIA Mickey A girl with brains . . . Always ready to lend a helping hand . . . Hard-working editor of the KEY . . . People who can't take a joke don't rate with her . . . After col- lege, a iournalism career. JUDITH M. MAINWARING Iljudyll Proof that beauty and brains can mix . . . Captain of the twirlers and active in other school affairs . . . This tiny lass might become a teacher . . . Ah shucks! KATHRYN J. MANDEVILLE llKafhyIl One of our pretty maiorettes . . . Sincere, dependable, and intelli- gent . . . Secretary of the Honor Society . . . Secretarial school after graduation and then perhaps marriage. SHARI A. MANN llRUsfyll This energetic redhead is another of the newcomers . . . Active in G.A.A. and the Philosophy Club . . . Drools over Pat Boone . . . College mincled.

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HERBERT W. KONISH IIHerbll The sports editor of the KEY . . . Likes chemistry ancl plans to study it in college . . . An enthusiastic record collector . . . Always has an overdue library book . . . Con- siders homework a necessary evil. JOSEPH M. KURDYLA Iljoell Everybody likes Joe, especially the girls . . . Always neatly dressed . . . A steak eater . . . May ioin the Navy, then go on to college. CAROL J. LAMBERTSON Carol You can always depend upon Carol's doing the right thing at the right time . . . She is noted for her ability to blush . . . A good stu- dent and a willing worker . . . Likes to sew and ice skate . . Future-undecided. MARGARET E. LAURSEN Margaret One of the most congenial mem- bers of the class . . . Very active in school affairs . . . Wants to follow in Miss Kern's footsteps by becoming an English teacher. JOHN B. LAWRENCE Kolbasi A quiet lad with a shy smile . . . Faithful member of the Union Beach fire department . . . Sure to be found with Alice . . J Likes all sports but baseball hits the spot . . . Looks forward to a career in the Navy. I JUDITH A. LEPICK llchubll Friendly as can be . . . Has a pen- chant for rhythm and blues tunes . . . Usually with the other Judy . . . A whiz on roller skates . . . Clerical office practice is her favorite class . . . Why?

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ELIZABETH H. McGOWAN IlBeffylI Sweet and sincere . . . Possesses a captivating smile . . . Wonder why Eddie My Love is her favor- ite song . . . Detests waiting tor people who are late . . . Her future plans remain her secret. FRANK J. MCHUGH llskippyn Another recent addition to our school . . . Thinks K.H.S. teachers are great . . . Enioys everything about cars . . . Hates bleached hair . . . His ambition in life is to make lots of money. f s if I , . If . f f 4159, L ..4 .5 . ' Tswvf' -'- T532 II '- 1 ' . f L' Twi ll! . v ii . Digit' , W its , A We 'SHIP ' f .1 I.-A, ., at . '-Sim 1ff.,-rf2iiEZ?fE??Ei5-.fsfr, Rs' I Ii . .I 4 ' he ., .., - ...aff 'I wg n f'j1MLQEES, 1 . .-,...E vw, f y ffiwityj . V. ' as . K I 1. git.. I PEQIII, ' iii GAIL MATTHEWS Kitten A cool dancer with a lovely smile . . . Capable oftice worker . . . Can't decide among modeling, dancing, teaching or marriage as a career . . . It will probably be the last! MARILYN M. MATTHEWS Marilyn Another of our girls with marriage on her mind . . . Her hobby is collecting records, especially those of Elvis . . . Hates to stay after school . . . You get me all rattIed! 4 JOHN FRANK MEGLIO IlMegll Happy-go-lucky person . . . Fan- cies himself a Romeo . . . Usually seen with Jimmy . . . This future farmer will raise the best peppers in the state. ALICE E. METZGER IlA'll She wears her broadest smile when there is no homework . . . Pizza pie is her favorite dish and boys, her favorite topic of conversation . . . An early marriage is pre- dicted.