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

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STEPHEN LEWIS BUCHNER 509 Highland Avenue, Upper Montclair Buchhh ... his many names a living legend at College High . biology expert . . . headed toward a career in scientific research . . . recipient of two National Science Foundation grants . . . studied at Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine . . . host of many impromptu parties . . . avid ski fan . . . bridge fiend ... his renowned Chauffeur Service . . . bicycled through Europe ... red hair and thick black glasses his trademark . . . interest in psychology— For those who think Jung . . . Dick ' s confidante . . . pumpkin runner ... his MG ... a willing and receptive listener ... a complete and com- passionate individual. A friend may well be reckoned the masterpiece of Nature. — Ralph Waldo Emerson Ba H. Ala 10

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KAREN DENISE BAILEY 377 Park Street, Montclair Complex personality . . . easily flustered . . . boys the bane of her ejcistence ... a diligent student and an excellent notetaker . . . devastatingly accurate judge of character . . . outwardly innocent, unaffected . . . inwardly aware and concerned . . . possessor of a bizarre and hilarious sense of humor ... a bit Bohemian . . . quick to find fault in herself but not in others . . . consuming interest in existential philosophy . . . disciple of Sartre and Camus . . . fond of English, Mr. Zimmer and New York City . . . absorbs an astounding amount of informa- tion . . . sensitive, sincere, inquisitive. The glory of a firm, capacious mind. — Alexander Pope Karen

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RICHARD DOUGLAS BUTCHKO 29 East First Street, Clifton Suave and sophisticated . . . unique manipulations of the English language . . . strikingly handsome with intense eyes . . . always well-dressed . . . notorious haircut . . . responsible senior class President . . . dedicated and hard-working business manager of the Crier and yearbook . . . persevering Latinist . . . Miss Kibbe ' s favorite carry-all . . . skilled athlete ... the best left-handed dribbler in the school . . . also the best left-handed drummer . . . future dentist . . . predilection for Pam and pool . . . leader of the in-crowd, yet serious- minded with the will to succeed. A careless song, with a little nonsense in it now and then, does not misbecome a monarch. — Horace Walpole Buh