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

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CAROL LANDRETH 'Ihe other half of 1 pair sparkling eyes and long lashes one of those diehard Caesar disciples Manton te Salu tamus enloys those am'1 teur psycho talks with Dr To en thinks Cicero and Cer vantes dont mix mv iluabh manager and dependable typist '7 as IEAN LANGE Ieanle swivehng hips member of the Hiwanan dfinre group giving Mt Everest competition in her cellar occasional disappearing 'uct on weekends thinks Bonds is a drive in What? Who? Huh? leame with the light brown h'ur DENNIS LATORRACA Lots-a-rocks-a .. . . can be heard yelling Let's go Mets! . . . first senior to bowl a per- fect game? . . . will spot the first Martian with his high powered lens . . . spends many happy hours chalking the cue . . . searching the sky? . . . gets along with everyone. JANE P. LAWRENCE Our girl' . . . Homeworlc?- never heard of it. . . . cuts gym regularly - but makes it up after school . . . Me jane . . . lunar interests . . . cross u ord puzzles in math . . . some mysterious mathematical mind . . . hates to waste her time working . . . wishes the chem hh would explode . . . aims to heat Richard C. at chess.

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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.

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CHRISTINE A. LEAVITT Chris . . . Blonde coifture and beaucoup de clothes . . . wicked with her stick shift . . . one of our Hula Honeys . . . lovely handwriting . . . gullible . . . Not really, Chrissief' . . . sea- side babysitter . , . francais, oui -anglais, non . . . awful big in- vestment in Bond's . . . future executive secretary. SUSAN LYDECKER 'KS'-le, UROESTH - . . math whiz . . . avid Yankee fan , . . equine interests . . . a Watchung Rid- ing Trooper . . . braves Francais . . . miserable luck . . . Good grief, Charlie Brown. . . . en- joys sailboat racing . . . mu- sical . . . a future Simmons' nurse . . . quiet and friendly. vw. if 4 n BARBARA D. LOTHROP Barb . . . a petite charmer . , . On my honor . . . the first Woman driver, but oh, those car troubles . . . enjoys minding good little scouts . . . saves her clothes for the washa- 'W teria at Eagle Island . . . G.R. archer . , . a true, blue, sincere friend . . . plans to continue her elementary education. Q 'iff f,,,,,f i. MARGARET E. MacARTHUR Maggie, Marge . . . dood- ling editor of the Glenulog . . . hrainy waves . . . believes in the unbelievable . . . summers at Overbrook and winters in C.R .... but what's the dif- ference?'. . . metaphysics, theae ter, and folk music . , . never a dull moment . . , no doubt she will continue to create fan- tastic interests and friends.