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

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EUGENE ELIOT NARRETT 360 Dwasline Road. Clifton Received early acceptance from Columbia . . . articulate, persuasive ... an amazing knowledge of historical details matched by his ability to interpret them . . . Mr. Bell ' s second sacker . . . last male late-comer . . . avid sports fan . . . his hair not occasionally the topic of discussion . . . Lew ' s inseparable comrade . . . notorious remarks . . . our class ' s most noted lyricist ... an omnivorous reader . . . Pcrterson mode of dress . . . the great Narrett clan . . . profusion of brothers . . . strong political acumen with definite Democratic leanings . . . possessor of a vast intellectual endowment. I make the most of all that comes, and the least of all that goes. — S. Teasdale Deeper 24

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STEVEN ALAN MOLLOV 32 Curtis Avenue, West Orange College math student . . . cross-country star . . . captain his junior and senior years . . . broke his own CHS course record . . . folk instrumentalist . . . our class ' s sole mandolin player . . .Crier Circulation Editor ... the capacity to work has earned him a perfect honor roll record . . . last of the Curtis Avenue Car Pool, Inc. . . . college lab assistant . . . studied biochemistry at Bucknell under the auspices of the National Science Foundation . . . medical interests and plans ... a singleness of purpose will bring his highest goals within reach. The secret of success is constancy to purpose. — Benjamin Disraeli Steve 23

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KENNETH NED ORBACH 545 Highland Avenue, Upper Montclcnr Excels at everything ... top college mcrth student ... 800 math boards . . . three-time winner of class math award . . . received National Science Foundation scholarship to study math at Notre Dame . . . hard-driving Editor-in-Chief of La Camponilla . . . several times class president . . . bridge and chess expert . . . devoted to all sports . . . football, baseball, and basketball arbiter par excellence . . . attacks and masters everything from card games to physics with equal intensity ... his astonishing intellectual capabilities surpassed only by his uniquely creative sense of humor ... a truly gifted person. The force of his own merit mokes his way. — William Shakespeare KO 25