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

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Quote I love that little fella. Likes - Ronnie Pet Peeve girls Noted For cowboy swagger Usually Seen leering Song That ' s Amore VICTOR MARONI 35 Urma Avenue Clifton Senior class leader . . . effective controller of our unruly homeroom meetings . . . make-believe modesty . . . now coy and embarrassed, now daring and bold . . . uninhibited remarks ... an appetite for Califanos ' brew and Italian food . . . Let ' s have lasagna at the next Crier meeting! . . . distinctive walk . . . often compared to EIroy Hirsch . . . agreeable . . . patient headline-writer . . . obliging homework-helper . . . chemical wonder. ' Though not very bashful and not very bold. ' ' Vic 23

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JOHN ALLAN MAINES 15 Pine Terrace Packanack Lake Good-looking and well-mannered . . . resonant speech . . . smooth dancer . . . magnetic charm . . . She ' s my Number-One Girl . . . that ephemeral grin ... his original vocabulary . . . bompy . . . rotzlfratzl . . . casually athletic . . . well informed . . . intelligent opinions and conversation . . . epicurean philosophy . . . seriously nonchalant. Where youth and manhood keep an equal poise. —Walter Learned John Quote -— Is that funny, or is that funny? Likes - liberal-minded people Pet Peeve attitude Noted For his girlfriends Usually Seen flirting Song Thirteen Women

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Quote Now down the shore . . . Likes Payola Pet Peeve People who don ' t appreciate Jean Shepard Noted For his safety record Usually Seen smirking Song Beoch Party RICHARD HUGHES MILLER 28 Glen Park Road Glen Ridge Arrestingly blue eyes . . . earned the inexplicable nickname of Old Gold . . . the Jersey shore his natural habitat ... a water-skier in drydock . . . oratorical talents . . . lawyer-to-be . . . does well in a casual sort of way . . . wants to learn how to drive . . . host at highly successful junior-senior picnic . . . down the shore, of course . . . subtle humorist ... a sharp mind, a keen wit. Choice word and meosured phrase, above fhe reach of ordinary men. — Wordsworth 24 Dick