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

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MARGARET JONES Peggy . . . Princess . . . hates the name Margaret . . . cool . . . owns outlet to clothes stores . . . keeps trim with a light diet of fingernails . . . security is owning attractive clothes . . . straight out of the land of the Nile . . . loves ath- letics . . . rejuvenated silent movie queen. ANNETTE KAHN Famous for her Elm strips . . . loves animals . . . What's the matter with you guys?,' . . , a mere child . . . cheerleader with more bounce to the ounce . . . sharp tongue and keen wit . . . last one to hit the road . . . Doesn't everyone know An- neite?', SUZANNE KAEMPF Suzy . . . cute dimples . . . strong affinity for mohair sweaters . . . writes like a type- writer . . . impaled ear lobes . . . promanades with a droopy basset hound . . . squares a neat corner in the color guard . . . out for all sorts of sports . . . that touch of senoir.' PHILLIP E. KENDALL Phil . . . forever trying to break the barrier between track I and II math , . . an honest to goodness bookworm . . . oc- cupies Mr. Criewank's thirty- iirst desk . , . fantastic philatel- ist . . . Scout's honor . . . T. Mac is his best friend , . . plans a career in mechanical or chemical engineering. -qu

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ROGER CHARLES HOPSON Chuck . . . and there came from East Orange, one red head . . . outsmarts the wild- life in his spare time . . . big game hunter in Africa? . . . gave up senior year at Scott for dear old C.R.H.S .... fond memories of Stokes Forest weekend . . . amiable mufti hunter. 1 Kimi i GERALD HOYT Gerry . . . Mexicano . . . speaks wonderful Chinese . . . exotic manner . . . been South of the Border . . . the silent intriguing type . . . Hay Ca- ramhal . . . turns green at the sight of chicken . . . likes long hair, but not a longhair. ERIK IOHNSON PAMELA JOHNSON Rockin' Rick . , . views him- self with awe . . . largest col- lection of gym shorts . . . con- siders himself ice hockey star . . . tries thinking when bored . . . devours primes and milk for energy . , , wouldn't be caught dead in a slow car . . . john Henry. 1 emma f f'i' W , . e A r fr' -sas. r 1 'Q 5 - ft' , . itil 2 g . ' ,A - . Q f f 5 A A ff Af ,z,, 1 r Pam . . . brains to spare . . . adds her melodious tones to two choirs . . . adopted sister of new Cuban import . . . waiting for the day when Moski speaks French . . . habitually swinging her legs . . . coordinated Hun- garian dancer . . . works as mother hen in summer.

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f W 4 l M JOHN KEPNER Third of '64 in college . . . the quarterback who gets filthy . . . usually a president . . . hopes to put a new span across the Glen . . . state-champ hurdler . . . maybe someone was chas- ing him . . . astrologer . . . likes grapefruit and Murphy's driving . . . has well-ground nose. MARTHA KESSLER Should start her own Ann Lan- ders column . . . fakes in the dough at the local chain store . . , addicted to the driving habit . . . passes out daily love- notes . . . supports the armed forces . . . hates seeing people unhappy. JAMES K. KIRKBY Jim . . , ancient member of Christ Church choir . . . con- genial personality . . . drives a snappy green bomb . . . clutch-happy foot . . , active in the church . . . didn't pass the Coke test . . . aspires to work for Beauty Rest Company . . . thinks he's George Washington, as far as using a hatchet goes . . . happy-go-lucky appear- ance. MARILYN KORBELAK Mar . . . grass skirts and lawn mowers don't mix . . . largest collection of gold charms . . . that pink Cadillac turned out to be a Mercedes . . . leaves the chem lab in a fog . . . be- longed to the clutchahappy crew . . . 'T11 never know.