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

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JEFFREY CHAPMAN Iumpin ' . . . bright red MC . . . member in good standing of the Chem ll crew . . . well- versed in the intricacies of Carlos' mind . . . disagrees with Shore police . . . basket- ball player sans pafeil . . . fu- ture Stirling Moss , . . fights a losing battle with TEMAC. SUSAN CASTELLANO Future mathematician . . . now figuring out the probability of getting caught cutting gym . . . feels for the New York Rangers . . . also feels that Mr. Mosko- vitz is a menace . . . Newark commuter . . . collects Chinese statues, glow-womis, and hex symbols . . . small in size but not in energy. RICHARD A. CELIC Rich . , . superhuman abil- ities . . . 14th man on a 15 man tennis team 115th man had a busted leg? . . . social dis- scnter . . . an eternal stream of witticisms . . , mild mannererl maniac . . . all teachers are aliens . . . proud of his abnor- malcy . . . sees himself as the leader of the world. PATRICIA CIOP FI Sophia . . . 'KSl11des Chof . . . helps Pet e joys lots of parties ti wels incognito . . . affinity for sin cere peoplen . . . mayo on the burger . . . pres, of Anti Snob and Phnny Marching Society , , . medical secretary somediy . . . pierced ears. x l5 J

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CAROLE LYNN BURDETI' Birdie . . . CRCC's fastest mer1naid . . . dishpan hands from Camp Speers . . . blonde, but No peroxide! . . . not dumb, in Chem II or Advanced Math anyway . . . future chem- ist . . . Meet me in St. Louis, Louief' . . . frowns but cheer- ful underneath . . . busy con- cocting a substitute for HES. THOMAS C. BUECHLE SmiIin' Beke! . . . known for his smile and nose . . . carries whip for the Glenalog , . . as- pires to medicine . . . can,t quite piece together the events of that shore party . . . good marks but many complaints . . , elected to everything at least once . . . co-captain of the track team . . . state-champ half-miler . . . a Brown man born. MARY ALICE BURKER Mimi . . . future librarian . . . hopes to comer a millionaire in the Hction section . . . full- back for a touch football squad . . . celebrated Rec show dancer . . . Who's Lucie?,' . . . writes tall stories . . . based on past experiences, of course . . . slen- der, agile, smiling. DONN R. CALLAHAM Brother Juniper' . . . our own little fann boy I . . one of Tolen's tooters . . . soon to write Travels With Family . . . four-wheel-drive Jeeps are quick off the line . . . future English teacher , . . A.A.'s been tutoring him . . . moves like a brief-cased tank.

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CAROLYN CLARKSON Carol . . . one of Mr. Yaa-ger's model pupils , . , looks forward to junior college . . . member of N.A.A.C.P. Youth Group . . . record collection of discs . . . collects tough clothes . . . falls asleep counting her harem . . . quiet and likeable. RICHARD EDWARD CORCORAN, IR. Face . . . grumbly . . . has a five o,clock shadow at ten A.M .... walks like a man - in camel country . . . mean and hungry looking . . . forms a sizable part of the gridiron line . . . going through life in high gear. CATHERINE ANN CRANSE Cathy . . . musical talent . . . pla s sax, jazz . . . one of Rollin Hood's opposites . . . also badminton, volleyball, bas- ketball . . . weekends at Coast Guard Academy . . . eats to re- lax . . . and at all other chances . . . future gal Friday after jun- ior college . . . thoughbprovok- ing senior English sessions . . . preserves the N. Y.Time.s'. ADAIR CRAN STON Adair Adel . . . brainy, mad scientist- goal: new element Cranstonium . . . analyzes bromo seltzer between four ad- vanced classes . . . passion for Andy Williams and pretzels . . . field hocke kin in,. . . vol- leyball, baslletbai? not to men- tion badminton . . . Veep of senior class . . . still has her sense of humor.