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

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DWIGHT KEVE HARRIS Sunny Ridge Road, Wayne Personality full of surprises . . . incredible imagina- tion . . . speaks his mind . . . known for his ques- tions . . . tireless co-captain of the football team ... I will work harder . . . the late and great Dwight Harris . . . Two legs good, four legs Allo- way . . . Shonone Banshtansh Yea . . . most ar- ticulate of the five . . . legend among frightened M.S.C. students ... Bo Diddley fan . . . hates cold . . . loses everything . . . refuses to control his temper . . . My favorite holiday is — . . . host of many happy swimming parties . . . strong willed and self-demanding . . . has the drive to £0 far. Nuts! A little nonsense now and then Is relished by the wisest men. — Anonymous 23

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CYNTHIA PHYLLIS FOX 97 Woodlawn Ave., Upper Mont. Cindy . . . fun-loving and happy-go- lucky . . . enthusiastic cheerleader with an inflexible back . . . oldest in the class . . . loves lunches at Louvis ' . . . hostess for the junior-senior picnic . . . candid comments . . . faux pas a la Fox . . . Mr. Alloway ' s Sunshine . . . expert in geography . . . pertness and showman- ship . . . professional dance decorator . . . capable member of the choir . . . often the center of a happy group . . . Tripsies! . . . Iggy-wiggy. I ' m a piggy. . . . expert jump-roper . . . beneath all the joking a warm and sin- cere friend . . . epitome of the all- American girl . . . color her happy. Speaks the truth in a laughing way. — Horace

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iJIT f1 JAMES MATTHEW HEFFLER 20-14 Halstead Terrace, Fairlawn Lively sense of humor . . . realistic impersonations of teachers . . . the ability to expound on almost any subject . . . Effan! . . . College High ' s only professional title searcher . . . hardworking head- line editor of the Crier . . . the ability to get along with everyone in the class . . . Chalky . . . Marty ' s Friend . . . one of the last surviving Latinists . . . Roman mother . . . broken tooth . . . Miss Morse ' s only baritone . . . Beverly ' s chauffeur . . . Chevy six ... a capable class president . . . gave a first- rate sermon for the Thanksgiving aud . . . ma- tured and self-assured. 24 ' A knight well spoken, neat, and fine. ' — William Shakespeare Like a good boy. J