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

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ROGER HOWARD KELLEY 491 Park Street, Upper Montclair Off-beat wit . . . jovial and friendly . . . nucleus of the five . . . the Crier ' s ingenious and sedulous feature editor . . . master in dance lighting and decoration . . . creative and efficient photography editor of La Campanilla . . . aud expert . . . Who put eight great tomatoes in that little bitty can? . . . long-lasting school spirit — never missed a College High dance or party . . . Lightning . . . outscored one of the football captains . . . best legs on the basketball court . . . sharp dresser . . . reckless imagination and humor. The glad circle round him yield their souls To festive mirth, and wit that knows no gall. — lames Thomson 27

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WILLIAM RICHARD HUNTINGTON 2 Lake Drive West, Wayne Rick . . . wit touched with wisdom . . . opinions respected by all . . . looks at himself with a sense of humor . . . handsome and clean-cut . . . host of many ice skating parties at Packanack . . . calm, quiet leader . . . freshman class and youth group president ... re- liable and efficient . . . Republican tend- encies . . . nonchalant . . . Only eight- een more days, and the season ' s over! . . . girlfriends from Wayne High . . . summer at Anthony Wayne ... as- siduously uncoordinated . . . intelligent and tolerant . . . possessed of common sense and confidence. ' Joking decides great things. ' -John Milton Who ' s in charge here?

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STUART ARTHUR KRITZER 17 Curtis Avenue, West Orange Tall, dark, and handsome . . . Ivy League ward- robe . . . smooth dancer . . . loves to debate with both students and teachers ... his arguments al- ways seem very convincing . . . treasury of won- derful jokes . . . editor of the controversial Crier sports page . . . sports editor of La Campanilla . . . all-around, three-letter athlete . . . lady-killer, first class . . . Stu and Pris — the four horsemen minus two . . . deliberating then industrious . . . fabulous store of irrelevant knowledge ... a more than capable leader on the field and in the class. 28 Stately and tall he moves in the hall, The chief of a thousand for grace. — Kate Frankling Big Otis.