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

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CHRISTOPHER MOORE ELY 14 Randolph Place, Verona Imaginative and persevering Student Council President Principia College on early decision . . . hard-working Crier Editor-in-Chief . . . demanding Senior Editor of the yearbook . . . known for his Cape Cod sabbaticals . . . voracious reader . . . sailing buff . . . appreciation of the aesthetic . . . excels in English . . . gifted musician . . . talented pianist and guitarist . . . male mainstay of the Chorus . . . nonchalant manner . . . uncanny knack for dropping in to class two minutes late . . tall and good-looking . . . unique stance . . . future editor of the New York Times . . . political inclinations . . . mature and independent ... an assured and confident person. Reading moketh a full man, conference a ready man, and writing an exact man. — Sir Francis Bacon 14 Chris

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BETSY LEE EHRENBERG 64 Laurel Avenue, Clifton First in our class . . . accepted early by Wellesley . . . sparked CHS teams as vigorous and enthusiastic cheering captain . . . devoted Latinist and Kibbe fan . . . winner of MSC State Latin Contest . . . tireless and exacting student . . . unmatched intellectual accomplishments the result of her v illingness to study . . . excellent athlete . . . stalwart of the G.A.A. . . . Head skis and Mad River . . . renowned Monday morning diets . . . adoration of Boston and Peter, Paul, and Mary . . . immaculately groomed with an enviable wardrobe . . . has the gift of instilling confidence in others ... a true and loyal individual. Not in rewards, but in the strength to strive. The blessing lies. — John Trowbridge Betsy 1.3

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LAURA FENDRICH 99 Lake Drive West, Wayne Classic beauty . . . her hair the envy of every girl . . . skilled artist and musician . . . talented singer . . . heart of the Chorus ' s alto section . . . excellent Student Council Secretary . . . Crier and yearbook Art Editor . . . endowed with exceptional intelligence and sensitivity ... a rare eagerness to learn . . . the capacity to absorb and create ideas . . . respectful of tradition, yet receptive to new modes of expression . , . usually seen philosophizing with Karen . . . loved Britain . . . host of many skating parties at Packanack . . . adds her perception and insight to any discussion ... a true perfectionist. Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. — Samuel Johnson Laurie 15