Kavanaugh's ENTIRE Georgetown Prep yearbook is published online

An unredacted version of Brett Kavanaugh's 1983 Georgetown Preparatory School yearbook has been published online by a nonprofit digital archive - all 193 pages. Brett Kavanuagh is pictured in ninth from left in the second row of this yearbook photo from Georgetown Prep Page 18, titled, 'Those Funny Guys,' shows a photo from the 100-keg challenge as well as photos from teen boys at school and at a party Kavanaugh is featured front and center as the team captain of the basketball team Kavanaugh is shown in his varsity football team and varsity basketball team shots. 'For one thing, our yearbook was a disaster,' said Brett Kavanaugh, who apologized to classmate Renate Dophin Senate Judiciary Committee member Sen. Patrick Leahy questions Judge Kavanaugh during his Supreme Court confirmation hearing in the Dirksen Senate Office Building on Capitol Hill in Washington, September 27, 2018 'For one thing, our yearbook was a disaster,' he said, bringing up the issue during his emotional Senate Judiciary Committee appearance after media reports about the youthful entry that includes references to a female classmate. Renate Dolphin, who signed a letter in support of US Supreme Court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, learned there was a running joke 'about hooking up with her' in his high school yearbook; Kavanaugh's personal page in the yearbook is shown here with 'Renate Alumnius' 'One thing in particular we were sad about - one of our good female friends who we would admire and went to dances with, had her name used on the year book page with the term alumnus,' he said. Dolphin, who attended an all-girls high school near Georgetown Preparatory School, the all-boys high school Kavanaugh attended in North Bethesda, Maryland, only recently learned of multiple 'Renate Alumnius' references in Kavanaugh's senior yearbook.