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

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Quote: Duy-uy-uy-uy-uy! Likes: Pat B.; skiing Pet Peeve: Shaving Noted for: His rhetoric Usually seen: Expounding on any subject RICHARD DAVID GARNETT 0-114 Yerger Road Fair Lawn Gar Accepted on early decision plan to Rutgers University . . . Co-Captain of the football team . . . All-Star center . . . always ready to debate either side of any issue . . . class brute . . . master blueprinter for Bogue Electric . . . scholar and admirer of the works of Mark Twain . . . another jiver . . . organizer of many ski weekends . . . Assistant Editor-in-Chief of LA CAMPANILLA ... an element of genius which manifests itself in his eloquent speech. Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely. John Milton 27

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An exuberant and animated person . . . Senior Co-Editor of LA CAMPANILLA . . . ghost writer of numerous speeches and edi- torials . . . National Merit Scholar ... an amazing knowledge of baseball . . . award of National Science Foundation scholarship for Math, leading to a summer in San Diego . . . Student Council Secretary in sophomore year . . . green ink and hair bands . . . MSC Calculus class . . . undying school spirit combined with a love for the Old College High . . . constantly willing, and capable of assuming responsibility. Nothing ever succeeds which exuberant spirits have not helped to produce. Frederick Nietzsche Marcia MARCIA IRENE EDISON 30 Otsego Road Verona Qiiote: I hate you! Likes: California; folk music and folk rock; short stories Pet Peeve: People who don ' t answer letters Noted for: Her green ink Usually seen: Saying Hi! 26

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Quote: Forget it! Likes: Driving; shooting cue; going to parties Pet Peeve: French homework Noted for: His triangular trade Usually seen: Relaxing PAUL EUGENE GRAHAM 801 Parker Street Newark Paul Sports Editor of LA CAMPANILLA . . . valuable forward for the basketball team ... an aptitude for Math and Science . . . freshman Calculus at the college . . . charter member of the Snack Bar set . . . two-year veteran and record holder in the sport of pumpkin- ning . . . hours spent shooting pool . . . prone to strange incidents while driving . . . collegiate clothing— sweaters, levis and pin-striped shirts ... a true engineer— he sees form in function. The power of thought is the magic of the mind. George Gordon, Lord Byron 28