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

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PAMELA AUDREY MOREHEAD 50 Chamberlain Avenue, Paterson Pam . . . G.A.A. president . . . depend able . . . fun-loving . . . Black Beauty . . . Pam and Kathie vs. Barbara and Connie in the daily discussions abou narrow-minded people . . . high-rank ing history student . . . future political scientist . . . contagious laughter . You Llama! . . . summers at Meyer Brothers . . . shining auburn hair . . often in the center of a happy, laugh ing group . . . vivacious and full of bounce . . . slightly psychotic about pigeons . . . one of the lucky few with a faculty parking sticker . . . lots of school spirit . . . her opinions are respected by both students and teachers . . . works hard for the good of the class. ::, . .0--- S X ' - The readinesse of doing dothe expresse No other but the doer ' s willingnesse. — Robert Herrick Q.E.D. 29

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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.

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RONALD GEORGE OLSEN 750 Mt. Prospect Avenue, Newark Swede ... a winner of the mathematics prize . . . captain of the cross-country team . . . invaluable member of the basketball team ... so ticklish ... a cool head and a keen eye . . . sees every- thing scientifically . . . even plays a scientific game of golf . . . willing to help anyone at any time — usually with math or science . . . astronomical Col- lege Board scores . . . M.l.T. early ac- ceptance . . . takes college math in his stride . . . true appreciation of the ri- diculous . . . This election is a farce ... a perfect blend of intelligence and athletic ability. ' And gladly wold he lerne, and gladly teche. — Geoffrey Chaucer 30 M.l.T. (R.O.)