Glen Ridge High School - Glenalog Yearbook (Glen Ridge, NJ)

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K , ,it gulf' GEORGE VINSON ATKISON Vinnie, Scrufty . . . hepped- up three-sport man, barring broken legs, smashed skulls, and hangnails . . . a stout- hearted man . . . YPS treasurer, but may have to go to Brazil . . . football co-captain and smallest on the squad, but big- gest spirit . . , a sure success aided by sheer force of per- snnality. ANNE M. BAKER Anne '. . . Humpty Dumpty cracked his armg so did Anne . . . keeps out of trouble by working in Hahne's . . . loves a hot debate . . . cheers hos- pital patients with her cliarm , . . helps medics take care of acute cases of test-itis . . . ca- reer in retailing . . . How do you stick a tail back on? ANDREW D. BANKS Teddy Bear , . . drove the booze around . . . llfgally - - - had a disagreeable time at a Stop sign . . . business manager of the Journalist .... usually getting mixed up . . . except with engines . . . future auto- motive engineer . . . design an- other Edsel? . . . another VVhitey Ford . , . varsity club- man , . . also Playboy clubman. JOHN BANKS I,B. . . . the biggest, best, and fastest set of wheels in town . . . can peel rubber at 85 m.p.h ..,. authority on California . . . Banks Ship Rig- ging Corporation forever! . , . appreciates long trips and folk- singers . . . career in personnel relations . . . member of Banks 81 Banks, automotive fool- arounders.

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EDWARD B. AMES, JR. Ned . . . usually in his Mor- ris. hoping to catch IB at a light . . . sings in church choir, oddly enough . . . hits a long ball . . . has as yet to get a par . . . tote that club, lift that bag . . . dedicated loafer . . . left his mark on Ocean City. STEFAN IA ADAMO Steph . . . our own Italian signorina . . . Ciao . . . speaks Spanish, French, English, and Latin as well as Lower Slob- bovian and Swahili . . . in- novated high heels at CRHS . . . smiles are intemational . . . has as et to find a hot-dog . . . can't decipher Little Eva . . . known and loved by all. ANDREW F. ANGEVINE Amgen . . . popular co-captain and state-champ miler for track . . . looks forward to teaching . . . also to Shore Week . . . strums a mean guitar . . . wild laugh . . , Ramblers are fast if everyone peddlesf' . . . worked at the courts with his potato-slicer . , . good set shot . . . leader of the Rum Runners, IOANN E ARIDAS Willing to lend an understand- ing ear . . . enjoys those wild shopping sprees . . . Would I do something like that? . . . petite county worker . . . ar- dent hom-blower . . . has yet to put her foot on the brake . . . enthusiastic F.T.A. member . . . the Creeks had a word for it. ghd'

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WARREN BECKWITH Renny . . . Blondie . . . hairy-legged trackman . . . has his brain oiled, checked, and serviced every Thursday at Mac's garage . . . 800 Math board . . . even applies himself occasionally . . . one of the Chem II crew . . . wants to be a math professor . . . at Mrs. McClumph's Day School? . . . sure to succeed. 12 CAIL ANN BIRMINGHAM Gabby . , . another Hahne 81 Co. girl . . . can't get the 4-10 split . . . personality that bub- bles . . . fan of Mickey Mouse . . . active with CYO . . . talka- tive import from Bloomfield . . . future department store buyer . . . sounds like female heaven. LORNA JANE BRAFFMAN Lorna . . . suddenl blonde . . . one of Ceil's baskletballers . . . A little hot-dog on my ketchup, garlic, relish, and an- chovies, please. . , . hopes to be a Mad Avenue secretary . . . summers in Pine Lake Park Cit's probably a lake with pines? . . . petite but powerful. DARBY LYNN BREWER Future gal Friday . . . friendly . . . enjoys badminton, volley- ball, softball, tiddly-winks, and singing . . . active LYR secre- tary . . . Senior Lifesaver . . . round and white? . . . usually dieting, hungry, laughing, and on time . . . likes spending money.