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

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elizabeth ann lempke katherine lobbregt Big Red , . . Please call me Betsey. . . . delightful freckles and an erubescent blush ... the best-dress- ed girl . . . owner of ten lethal fingernails . . . incredibly, a girl with a consistent hair-style ... re- cipient of Dr. Leavitt ' s Best Actress Award . . . cannot resist a bag of potato chips . . . beware ! — will talk you into anything . . . never seen without her tiny, gold pendant . . . with the Girl Scouts in Europe and The Incident in Trafalgar Square ... a soft touch for any animal . . . her exaggerated expression of un- comprehending deadpan accompani- ed by reddening face and issuance of sarcastic statements will crack up the class on any occasion . . . a vivacious imp . . . Enrique ' s tormentor . . . kind and concerned . . . Oh scribbeldy bop! 22 Kathy . . . any gym teacher ' s dream . . . frequently seen in Dottie ' s Hideaway diligently working , . . noted seamstress . . . personally involved, deeply committed — her future lies in the Peace Corps and social work . . . surprising and wacky sense of humor . . . Ann ' s chaperone ... as all-time Cheer- leading Captain, her pep talks to draw the crowd genuinely appre- ciated by the men . . . erstwhile defender of Packanack Lake . . . women ' s rights, the G.A.A. for- ever! . . . knows every under- classman by first and last name . . . famous for her daily Magazine Drive exhortations in the aud . . . Secretary of History Club and Model U.N. Delegate . . . only natural blonde in the class . . . summer in Europe with the Girl Scouts . . . truly dependable . . . speaks out when others wouldn ' t . . . always welcome with her re- freshing optimism and consoling words . . . never discouraged . . . Oh well! BEJdiSfflai ' iiiaiiiiiis iisrijBtiiOTfiBrsisisr.™ '

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James Christopher mcglynn Catherine louise miliar Gleenz . . . irresistably forced him- self upon us . . . his red-checked CPO ... the Who (Who. ' ) . . . upper hall is scene of his ritualistic dances . . . Vice President of the Student Council . . . Newark News authority on Pop music . . . pic- turesque language . . . helio- Nietzchean . . . notorious reputa- tion for brooming people down . . . exposed College High to Georgia and Alabama sweatshirts . . . extra- ordinary outbursts of energy from state of seeming paralysis . . . gui- tarist extraordinaire . . . has a knack with liquids, especially with pink strawberry milkshakes . . . received the eagerly awaited magic-thank- you-package from Brown . . . un- canny impersonator and producer of supernatural sounds . . . very sensitive beneath his sarcastic put-on . . . You wanna not do that? Cath . . . wild curly THICK gor- geous strawberry blonde champagne russet silver-glinted HAIR! . . . throws pots all over the place . . . our only girl class president . . . light and spirit behind Arbor Day Aud and Maypole Happening . . . a chronic babysitter . . . Putnam . . . gentle and kind, a true friend . . . tall and long-legged with speedy, distinctive stride . . . D. H. Lawrence and T. S. Eliot ... to whom the class turns for its artistic dirty work — Cathy ' ll do it. . . . a disciple of Mr. Moore . . . her exciting and imaginative ideas con- veyed with great enthusiasm by her expressive hands . . . the best-look- ing S.C. Presidential candidate in C.H. history ... a girl who doesn ' t gossip and is thoroughly trustworthy . . . barefoot girl with mutilated feet . . . always ready to lend a sympathetic ear or two . . . mature, serious, and responsible ... a true artistic talent . . . Ye gods! 24