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

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Eager and interested student . . . News Editor of the CRIER . . . love of art . . . discombobulated ... in the midst of a pecuHar experience at any given time . . . non seqiiitur, prone to unexpected outbursts . . . star player for the G.A.A. . . . surrounded by an air of madness and hilarity . . . admiration for the art and literature of classical Greece ... an unconventional family . . . originator of various, often quoted phrases ... an individual with strong beliefs who defends them capably. My style and my sentiments are my own, purely original. J. Gordon Coogler Cathy MARY CATHERINE BURKE 16 Greenview Way Upper Montclair Quote: Chacune a son gout. Likes: To laugh; Vennont; Greece; Victorian houses Pet Peeve: War Noted for: Her confusion Usually seen: Carrying a book 18

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Our unofficial class mother . . . radiant redhead ... a faithful advocate of C.H.S. tradition and school spirit . . . competent and hardworking Headlines Editor of the CRIER . . . cheerleading Co-Captain— filled with the enthusiasm needed for the job . . . zany sense of humor . . . far-off home in Pompton Plains . . . that summer at Shelter Island . . . efficient Student Council secretary . . . Gar ' s loyal campaigner ... an earnest listener and willing helper . . . Queen of Camelot ... a sincere and devoted friend. She doeth little kindnesses Which most leave undone, or despise. James Russel Lowell Chris CHRISTINE BEERS 41 Oping Road Pompton Plains Quote: Does anybody have any food? Likes: Tradition at C.H.S. Pet Peeve: Un-school-spirited people Noted for: Her concern for others Usually seen: On the go

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Quote: Hey Babes! Likes: Charles Aznavour; Scandinavia and Morgins; foreign movies; French; dancing; the ocean Pet Peeve: People who can ' t laugh in a tense situation Noted for: Her love of the French language and culture Usually seen: Angrily convincing peo- ple she ' s not angry ROSALIE ANNE CAPRIO 428 Third Avenue Newark Rosali College Math student . . . twice winner of the C.H.S. Math award . . . youngest in the class . . . free hours spent in the Snack Bar . . . summers in Europe touring and studying— Morgins, Switzer- land, 1966 . . . go-go girl . . . boating and water-skiing at the shore . . . frequent visitor of art galleries . . . adventures in the Village . . . talent for knitting and sewing ... a folk singer with a liking for modem jazz . . . sensitive and compassionat e, an understanding companion. ' Youth! youth! how huoyant are thy hopes! they turn, Like marigolds, toward the sunny side. Jean Ingelow 19