Red Bank High School - Log Yearbook (Red Bank, NJ)

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MORTON JACOBS Mortie . . . watch him grin! . . . not a care in the world . . . good-natured fellow . . . loves to have a good time . . . a mind of his own . . . future butcher. ROBERT JOHN JEFFERY Jeff . . . one of our grid-iron stars . . . forever having trouble with Agatha . . . track en- thusiast . . . good actor . . . jokester . . . those devilish eyes . . . popular guy. EDWARD W. JOHNSON Eddie . . . second-story man . . . can't miss those side-bums . . . usually found working on his car . . . after graduation plans to be an aviator. BARBARA WILBURTINE JONES Barb . . . gay sense of humor . . . pleasing personality . . . always out for a good time . . . fun to be with . . . lots of luck as a social worker. JOYCE JINOCH loy . j iugrave from Ramsey outstanding possession — those long legs . lilting laughter . . . we love those constant explanations . . . never ceasing activity. . . . greatest difficulty —staying out of trouble . . . smooth character ... a smile for everyone . . . class cut-up . . . number one wolf . . . looks toward graduation. Igm Um 25

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EDWARD A. HUTTON Ed . . . ambitious worker . . . sincere in all his undertakings . . . member of Student Council . . . pleasant manner . . . noted for having fun . . . future oc- cupation—shoe salesman. SALVATORE IZZO JR. Sal . . . just can't be the serious type . . . forever chasing the women . . . sports fan . . . collector of coins and stamps . . . plans to be a barber. EDWARD HUGHES Galloping Ed . . . nice fellow to know ... a lot of rhythm and rhyme . . . jokester . . . runs a speedy quater-mile . . . would love to cruise around the world. HARRY HOFFMAN A saxophonist superb . . . iden- tified by his devil may care attitude . . . mister moneybags . . . gets along in everything . . . generous and kind hearted. nuin nuuYLt.b A member of Girls' Ensemble . . . fine student . . . quite an actress . . . sports fan . . .quiet and reserved until you get to know her . . . won't she make a grand teacher. IRENE HOFFMAN Greatest asset—her black hair . . . chatterbox . . . drives the operators crazy . . . quite a story teller . . . greatest dream —to have loads of fun in col- lege. IdJe h+uutA what Maitesi 24

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 PETER O. KOENIG Pete” . . . can't help but notice his long stride . . . quiet but devilish . . . one of our boys from the country ... a good scholar . . . future Einstein. ANDREW H. LARABEE CAROL KLATSKY How she loves those lar away places . . . we envy those nim- ble fingers on the piano . . . sports enthusiast . . . always knitting argyles . . . happy-go- lucky . . . college bound. 't 0 —dkjL JLtAju DONALD ALAN LEHRBAUM Don . . . excels as editor of the Buccaneer . . . quite a distance swimmer . . . addicted SAMUEL G. LEFKOWITZ Sam . . . basketball star . . . everyone's friend . . . wears sharp clothes . . . good student CHARLES MURRAY LEEDS Murph . . . always a smile— that's our boy . . . best camera bug in school . . . unpredictable . . . active in the class . . . good-natured . . . destined to be a veterinarian. . . . keen sense of humor . . . what a guy! ! ! . . . always kidding . . . rarely serious. to writing catchy poems . . . most reliable . . . will venture into the scientific field. 'pact Ntw-et- tkc paSJIT Avui th fW - 30 v e-v-yio H es kluwM$ i tfSf • D OV WUat fWosdz ne t wAxutalit 26