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

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The sweetest soul that ever looked with human eyes. Alfred, Lord Tennyson OLIVE CYNTHIA FENDRICH I Cinder . . . last of the Fendrich females . . . the inevitable question from all teachers: Are you a Fendrich too? . . . innocent eyes framed with long black lashes . . . streaky, white, golden, ashy, lemon-brown hair . . . unbelievably athletic . . . holds the school chin-up record . . . able to outmatch any boy at Indian wrestling . . . mowing the lawn ... a creative artist . . . flies over the keyboard . . . Cendre to all French teachers ... a concealed first name . . . secret admirers . . . the terror of the basketball court . . . sentimentalist at any movie ... a spirited cheerleader who loses her voice at every game . . . adores animals . . . that low chuckle . . . the fireball affair . . . choruses of The Ship Titanic ... a beautiful and compassionate soul .. . thoroughly unaffected by the fluc- tuations of the establishment. 14

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High-erected thoughts seated in the heart of courtesy. Sir Phillip Sidney 1 JOHN ERIC DANIELS Evic . . . don ' t call him John . . . meticu- lously courteous . . . mild in manner . . . an unassuming wit . . . known immediately by all science teachers ... a veteran at giving ball lightning reports . . . quail keeper ... an information booth on Guatemala and Costa Rica . . . theater technician with Doug and John . . . mastermind at chess . . . perfect school attendance . . . late-night discussions on ethics . . . spokesman for UNICEF . . . well-read and articulate . . . appreciates music of all sorts ... a powerful physique . . . fundamentally a cynic . . . Man is basically evil ... a worn white levi-jacket . . . nu- merous acquaintances across the campus . . . Well, that ' s the way it goes . . . thor- oughly easy-going ... a perfect gentleman. 13

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We grant she had much wit, but was shy of using it. Samuel Butler DEBORAH ANNE FERRIS Debbie . . . entered the hallowed halls of C.H.S. in her junior year ... a very striking appearance . . . immense rich brown eyes and a shy smile . . . recipient of many of Lee ' s puns: Debbie-naire, Ferrist of them all . . . amazing powers of concentration . . . You live in Chapin Hall? . . . flying splits in Panzer Gym, followed by weeks of crutch- hobbling . . . courageous and persevering throughout the entire ordeal . . . her hand- writing ... a diligent Business Manager for the Crier — every store in Montclair knows her face ... a quiet, alert sense of humor . . . sudden spurts of uncontrollable laughter . . . hockey fiend . . . the victim of the unrelent- ing openings and closings of the teachers ' room door . . . completely natural ... a smile when everything seems to go wrong ... a cheerful attitude, a gentle manner. 15