College High School - La Campanilla Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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FIRST ROW: Richard Ehrenberg, Bruce Bailey, Roger Kelley, Dwight Harris, David Van Hoff, John Hopp. SEC- OND ROW: Roberta Wright, Jane Spritzer, Robert Blue- stone, Mary Cox, Martin Baenninger, James Heffler, Jean Strauchon, Cynthia Fox, Carolyn Parian. THIRD ROW: Pamela Morehead, Constance Califano, Stuart Kritzer, Kurt Ramig, Stephen Prystowsky, Richard Pluntington, Suzanne Hill, Katherine Brodie, Anne-Miriam Hart, Ronald Olsen, Mary Lee Bannister. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Andria Aikman. CLASS OF 1963 Brightening up the lower halls with their cheery faces, the eighth grade started their second year at College High with a bang by initiating the new seventh grade. Under the supervision of Dr. Earley, the class of ' 63 saw the Broadway production Sunrise at Campo- bello, and they also collected rocks for Dr. Reed. Eighth grade boys were the mainstay of the J.V. teams, while the girls cheered them on as members of the J.V. cheering squad. Class members faithfully attended all games, dances, and other school activities. Their year was packed full of fun and included parties at Hart ' s and Huntington ' s, and a year-end beach outing at the Wright ' s. Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Mar- tin Baenninger, James Heffler; V.-Pres. Mary Cox, Con- stance Califano; Sec. Robert Bluestone, Pamela Morehead; Treas. James Heffler, Robert Bluestone; Student Council Rep. Jean Strauchon, Mary Cox.

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Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Jef- frey Jones, Mason Young; V.-Pres. Arthur Meserve, Robert DuVall; Sec. Linda Goldsmith, Patricia Smith; Treas. Diane Windeler, Howard Mindus; Student Council Rep. Richard Dugan, Jane Mcllveen. CLASS OF 1962 The freshmen began their high school hfe with outstanding participation in sports and extra-curricular activities. They welcomed their new classmate, Gayle Griffith, with char- acteristic friendliness, and cjuickly made her a part of their happy times. Freshman bovs supported our varsity teams, their girls added strength to our G.A.A., and both boys and girls participated wholeheartedly in our Chorus and Choir. The first freshman class to present two dances, they gave All Hallow ' s Eve on October 31st, and a band dance in the spring. Also part of their exciting first year of high school was participation in College High ' s first combination typing and briefhand course and the concession for selling hot dogs and cokes at football and basketball games. FIRST ROW: Virginia Redding, Cecily Drucker, Mary Atkinson, Linda Desmet, Patricia Smith, Eileen Petersen, Ruth Lehr, Carol Van Horn, Nancy Tabenkin, Jane Mc- llveen. SECOND ROW: Bruce Bristol, Bruce Anderson, Diane ' indeler, Linda Goldsmith, Jeffrey Jones, Arthur Meserve, Richard Dugan, Gayle Griffith, Barbara Kocis. THIRD ROW: Scott Gamlen, Robert DuVall, Mason Young, John Damiano, Walter Romberg, Peter Loughnane, Allison Schleicher. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Barry Bernson, Howard Mindus, Susan Short, Jerry Thimme.

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FIRST ROW: John Graeter, Robert Roche, Edwina Wright, Robert Schwartz, Patricia Sheft, Richard Kalb, Richard Farrand, Vivian Wolak, Robert Tuteur. SECOND ROW: Valerie Sheppard, Judy Young, Stephen Sheft, Susan Todd, Frederick Thimme, John Young, Janice HalHwell, Glenn Rice, Joan Gamble. THIRD ROW: Barbara Renter, Susan Ford, Sanford Biber, Anne Mathews, Alice Cenci, Ruth Maguire, Gordon Harrison, Susan White, Robert Seidman, Ronald Polderman, Martha Ackelsberg. MISSING FROM PICTURE; James Von Suskil. CLASS OF 1964 The Class of ' 64 did not take long to get into the routine at College High and proved to be a valuable asset to our school. In evidence of their willingness to work, the class attained highest honors in the Magazine Drive. The seventh grade demonstrated their school spirit and social-mindedness by arranging dates for dances three months in advance, by holding several parties, and by cheering on our teams at all the games. They also endured initiation, stampeded in the lower hall, and held fre- quent snowball fights in the amphitheatre against anyone daring to accept the cha llenge of the fun-loving wee ones. Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Fred- erick Thimme, Ronald Poldennan; V.-Pres. John Young, Barbara Reuter; Sec. Susan Todd, Joan Gamble; Treas. Stephen Sheft, Martha Ackelsberg; Student Council Rep. Janice Halliwell, Glenn Rice.