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

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CRAIG PARKHURST RUSSELL 89 Highland Avenue, Chatham Creative yearbook Sports Editor . . . letterman in three sports . . . football end, basketball forward, baseball outfielder . . . possesses strong leadership qualities . . . three times class president ... an appreciative audience . . . startling, explosive laughter . . . our Chatham commuter . . . ten o ' clock scholar . . . genuinely interested in others . . . known for his frequent and vivid blush . . . Crier Circulation Assistant . . . summer job in New York City — Bay Head weekends . . . successful Student Council campaign manager ... the Hunta Heap . . . hapless lunchtime chauffeur . . . co-chairman of our prom . . . long- suffering Spanish student . . . business administration plans . . . always thoughtful and considerate ... a true gentleman. Honesty rare as a man without self-pity. Kindness as large and plain as a prairie wind. — Stephen Vincent Benet Hunta 28

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MICHELLE KAREN RAINIER 145 Young Avenue, Ceda r Grove Color her happy and cheerful . . . gifted with superb coordi- nation . . . adept gymnast . . . Kent State bound . . . coterie of sisters . . . vivacious and skilled cheerleader . . . superior academic ability matched by her capacity to study . . . talented linguist . . . fascinating eyes ... an animated and articulate conversationalist . . . thrives on tuna fish . . . United States traveler . . . trailer trip to the West Coast . . . love of fashion and Fifth Avenue ... a creature of confusion . . . unobtrusive intellect with the desire to help others ... a true lady in thought, word, and deed. She that was ever fair and never proud. Had tongue at will, and yet was never loud. — William Shakespeare Michelle

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SUSAN SOMMER SCHAAF 33 Seneca Place, Upper Montclair First in college — bound for Grove City . . . indispensable Crier and yearbook typist . . . Montclair Youth Council Trea- surer . . . industrious summer and winter employee . . . Beach Haven and Hahne ' s . . . diabolic luck . . . Snack Bar philosopher . . . creator of numerous picturesque expressions . . . He ' s retarded . . . Everybody ' s whupped ' cept me and Joanne . . . unique style of dress . . . beautiful straight blond hair . . . snow, skis, and slopes . . . Mama Bear . . . interest in math . . . unequaled school spirit ... the world ' s greatest volunteer . . . those memorable end-of-the-year swimming parties . . . astoundingly even-tempered . . . reliable and persevering. To enlarge or illustrate this power and effect of love is to set a candle in the sun. — Robert Burton Sue 29