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

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MARTHA JEAN HUGHES Marty ... a sophomore addition to our class . . . long, long hair and big, big eyes . . . inextinguishable loyalty to College High ... a frequent and well-appreciated spectator at most sports events ... an unmistakable pealing laugh . . . subject to uncontrollable giggling fits . . . Ma-ah-tha! . . . prone to embarrassing situations . . . incidents in the senior room . . . sun-bathing in November? . . . dimples ... an authority on the Mets . . . the governor ' s daughter ... an active church member . . . captain of her C.Y.O. cheering squad . . . often seen deeply plotting with Debbie and Sherrill ... a devilish grin . . . mouse-like squeak when excited ... an Elvis Presley fan . . . Ronnie . . . always ready for fun and excitement. 20 If a woman have long hair, it is a glory to her. Corinthians

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The great mind knows the power of gentleness. Robert Browning KATHERINE JANE HOVER Kathy . . . shy but she ' ll fool you . . . full of ideas and the ability to carry them through ... a mathematical whiz with an 800 board . . . N.S.F. winner spending the summer at Brown ... a wacky sense of humor ... a married woman in teenage society . . . Shep . . . baby talk and little-girl antics . . . Bubulina ... a bumbling cheerleader with a unique way of clapping . . . blind as a bat . . . constantly spilling her milkshakes at Brazier ' s . . . giggles and blushes . . . always laughing . . . artistic and athletic . . . per- petually pushing her hair away from her face . . a sensuous look . . . ardent skier ... al- ways neat and trimly dressed . . . Packanack Lake, a home away from home . . . wearing a red College High ring fives sizes too large . . . extremely intelligent and very quick- minded . . . excels at most everything. 19

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II A careless song with a little nonsense in it now and then does not mis- become a monarch. Horace Walpole SHEPHERD DWELLE HUNTINGTON Shep . . . the AII-American boy ... a natural athlete with a monopoly on captainships . . . all-league quarterback, dead-eye on the bas- ketball court, mound-ace of the baseball diamond . . . tall and good-looking, confi- dent and self-assured . . . Webster . . . a comedian with a great sense of humor . . . satire his weapon . . . unmatched ability to joke his way in and out of situations . . . the thorn in Mr. Walsh ' s side ... a married man in teenage society . . . Kathy ... as- sociations with the alumni . . . pump- kinning, Dennison ' s, hockey excursions . . . skating parties without ice . . . Mr. Bell ' s most romantic senior . . . easily duped by the catsup trick . . . calling people by the Brazier ' s specials: You hot dog! . . . superstitious . . . bedroom eyes . . . friend- ly and outgoing . . . strong leadership tend- encies . .. liked by all ... a deeper man than you think. 21