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

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MALCOLM MacCRECOR Big Mal . . . weight-lifing improves his heavy scrawl . . . chaplain of Young People's Fel- lowship . . . also long-time member of church choir . . . plays football with religious fer- vor and plans a future coaching lost souls . . . Dislikes M.P., N.A., R., W., M.L., C., W.H., P.R., . . . says he likes foot- ball. TIMOTHY MARKS Timmy . . . first to fall into Il semantic trap . . . excels in chemistry . . . Chem II-of course . . . Base . . . jazzy ten- nis player . . . debatable . . , doesn't everyone live on For- est Avenue? . . . frustrated Journalist pen pal . . . Glenn- logis man in the gray Hannel suit. BROOKS C. MARTIN Bomber . . . Little Whack . . . savior faire . . . skipper in the summer . . . good jump- shot on both courts . . . the big blue Pontiac . . . second home in Pa .... a good student, hut never a grind . . . treasurer of that m thical chess club . . . trappedy in track I history. THOMAS MCCORMICK Tiger Tom , . . tall and in- communicado . . . stockboy- looks forward to a career in management . . . oh, those dirty fish tanks! . . . dislikes sub- jects, not teachers . . . can often be seen taking in the Beverly Hillbillies and lemon pudding . . . one of the brief case boys.

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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.

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i V F? A SFSAN ALANE M1-DANIEL 'LSuc . . . a husy student . . . the unforgettable Liza . . . cle- tests those frustrating crossword puzzles . . . test-taking perfec- tionist . . . and what a memory . , . psychological writing in her future . . . stuflecl peppers and herringbone twec-als . . . col- lects anything . . . also enjoys liallet. FAIRHEART Q. lNlCDOOXllELL First-class oclcl-ball . . . enjoys uncooked Spam and sog fy spa- ghetti . . . varsity chicken- flicker . . . also ll chicken . . . girls frighten him . . . so do lioys . . . Iaegerls nightmare . . . looks as if he came out of ai Crackerjack Box . . . future itinerant peanut-whistle repair- man . . . after night school at Panhandle A. 81 M. --Ay. MICHAEL PETER McEN'l'EE Mike . . . the happy medium . . . fun-loving dareclevil and cautious individual . . . only Mr. Jaeger keeps his attention . . . mad chemist . . . hard worker for the journalist . . . WVe ought to have Fl larger' room though. . . . Ends excite- ment teaching his pals to drive . . . can even change the tires on a car without a jack. LINDA A. MERCADANTE Micky . . . buys her Contact lenses by the hoxful . . . amaz- ing shopping enclurance - 10 A.M. to 5 P.M .... bounces around gym class . . . czuft stancl lonely Sundays and those boring French tapes . . . plans n career in teaching . . . the lmker's clziughter.