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

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david nolan burke marsha michele cohen Stoney Brook ... the most pro- fessional among the athletes . . . and with his good student status, is an AU-American in class and style ... a sadistic fiend during Bio Bill ' s labs ... a devastatingly brutal blocking back in football . . . capable class president . . . un- known to Dio as David . . . known to himself as the Kid . . . big- bounding basketball captain . . . the undisputed LEADER of the MEN ... in baseball, star hitter and sidewinding southpaw . . . idolized by every underclass boy . . . the slowest dresser in the locker room ... the Rangers and super-ball hockey ... a common metamorphosis — a total crack-up from his normal Rock of Gibraltar face, complete with reddening and uncontrollable vibrations . . . strong convictions kept personal until the proper time and place . . . Are you kiddin ' me? Marsh . . . the biggest brown eyes in sight . . . Kathy ' s partner in crime . . . doesn ' t waste words — speaks out only when she feels deeply involved . . . Co-Captain of Cheerleaders ... a conservative only in her bridge playing . . . remarkable affinity for C.H. alumni, and vice versa . . . possesses peasant feet ... Big Phil to fall back on in times of crisis ... the class ' s most accomplished lunch-napper . . . with National Science Foundation in Syracuse . . . her and cello most admired members of orchestra . . . summer in a beachside bakery . . . Snack Bar . . . when ANGER strikes! — crinkles nose, closes eyes, whips streaming brown hair in all directions, jumps up and down, all the while making plaintive, mouse- like sounds . . . with Suzy, only female willing to politically asso- ciate with the Radical 3 . . . ability to come up with the most percep- tive comment to break the critical silence . . . There ' s no word. 12

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scott emery 14 Emery Scott according to every teacher he has had ... an economic and financial genius . . . Begor- rah. ... his imagination unleashed in the written word . . . turtlenecks and desert boots . . . Chairman of Editorial Board of CRIER ( Great Scott, what ' s that supposed to mean? ) . . . black bread and cheese lunches ... an unashamed entrepreneur, with job during sum- mer on Wall Street . . . The Hock- fish never asked to find out. . . . two-timing class president made to bear the brunt of TBD ' s merciless puns — ( Why don ' t you shut- up? ) ... his voice has been vari- ously described as 1) deep and business-like; 2) frog-like . . . refuses to exceed 20 m.p.h. when driving . . . late inductee into the class ' s bridge society . . . early de- cision to Dartmouth ... in the final analysis, he bears ultimate responsibility for this entire book . . . Hmm, I don ' t know about that. albert thomas corbett Corbie . . . looks just like a minister (with sideburns) . . . the tallest in the school . . . S.C. Treasurer . . . el ]orobado . . . Sherlock Holmes expert . . . captain with the canary- yellow sweat pants — I must look pretty ridiculous. ... a perfect gentleman . . . wherever he is, manages to make the spectacular fall . . . inordinate amount of civic pride in WEST Caldwell . . . with E, the Yearbook ' s scrounger . . . Snoopy Sweatshirts . . . maddening ability to remain calm and opti- mistic . . . idol-imitator of Tommy Smothers . . . the loneliness of the criiz-pais runner . . . man with the many CRIER titles . . . has often curled up into a corner to be dis- covered two hours later ... a mod- est mathematical mentor who has remained with all the rest . . . Harvey Stocks Bonds . . . has the makings of a tragic hero . . . Lajar ' s photographic negative . . . Al the: Amiable, Athletic, Arith- metic, Agreeable, Altruistic, Alto, et. Al!