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

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JOHN E. LEMON JR. lack . . . has done a lot for the class . . . good friend to have . . . doesn't like to be alone . . . dependable class business manager ... a future mortician. THOMAS DANIEL LEO Tommy . . . looks are deceiv- ing . . . comedian . . . number one interest—photography . . . mischievous . . . favorite pas- time—checkers and chess . . . plans to enter the field of aviation. JACK BERNARD LEWIS Choo-Choo . . . muscle-bound . . . perpetual chatter . . . every- body's friend . . . plugging half- back . . . those unforgettable triples . . . enthusiastic worker . . . thinks he's a big flirt . . . prospective Marine. DONALD R. MAC CLOUD Courteous . . . good worker . . . loves animals . . . oh, that black, wavy hair . . .member of the Art Club . . . future air force pilot . . . good luck jpo a swell guy. I JJ j wC JOHN LEWIS Johnny . . . second baseman . . . handles a basketball well . . . likes a good time . . . always clowning . . . friendly with everyone . . . always doing something ... no cause for worry. MARGARET A. MACDONALD Peggy . . . well known for her extraordinary parties . . . Ardent football fan . . . willing to help . . . friendly . . . sociable ... . active in sports . . .high iuns for the future.

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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

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JANET MAGEE Flee . . . favorite hangout- jerry's . . . cheerleader deluxe . . . pet peeve—conceited peo- ple . . . loyal friend to everyone ... high scholastic standing . . . that mischievous look . . . ready for fun. NANCY MASON Looks are deceiving ... fa- vorite pastimes — horseback riding, skating, and bowling . . . short and sweet . . . quiet until you get to know her. v? JUDITH MAZZ A Judy . . . we love those big brown eyes . . . good sense of humor ... a lot of fun . . . foreseen as the head of an exclusive millinery shop. ADELLA MAZZAROPPI Della . . . favorite pastime— roller skating . . . classified as a sweater girl . . . we'll always remember her pleasant person- ality . . . most cherished pos- session—her wedding ring. GERALD MENNA ARTHUR GILBERT MILLER Quiet but sincere . . . member of the Art Club . . . favorite pastime—designing cars . . . known for his artistic ability . . . great softball player . . . ambition—to be a mason. Who- made, each wait, Chubby . . . always clowning . . . never seen without his yellow ribbon . . . noted for his moods . . . how we envy . . . athle- 28