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

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WILLIAM SCOTT MOFFET Scott ... the class prankster . . . Ace as the brunt of his jokes . . . notorious incidents ... a dead animal for every locker . . . Scott vs. the candy machine . . . temporary baldness in ninth grade . . . Montville, U.S.A. . . . ability to sleep anytime and anywhere . . . annual yearbook winks . . . Weezie, his wonder dog . . . affiliations with the cheerleaders . . . Q.F. ' s between classes . . . that loud guffaw ... an artistic and creative photographer ... a talented folk guitarist . . . immediate verbal rebounds . . . to spook a herd of deer ... an uncanny ability to play it straight . . . Potter . . . gigantic blackboard writing . . . French teachers pale at the sight of him . . . appeal- ing good looks ... a multi-faceted person- ality . . . hiddenly intellectual ... a most versatile and entertaining person. Every day should be passed as if it were to be our last. Publilius Syrus 26 II

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i: This is the actor ' s gift: to share all moods, all passions, nor to care one whit for scene. Henry Austin Dobson I DOUGLAS IAN McFEETERS Doug . . . very sensitive beneath his removed manner . . . exceptional acting abilities . . . Call that a nose? . . . proud owner of a pale green bug . . . never too busy to drive anyone anywhere . . . Weehawken? . . . fluctuating beards and sideburns . . . straw- berry blond hair ... a rich and mellow voice . . . cowboy hats and turtlenecks ... a rather casual speaking stance and often impromptu speeches that enliven any class . . . originator and star performer of the short-lived Fencing Club . . . brownie points and the Queen Elizabeth ... an anonymous poet . . . many nicknames including the Admiral, Jamie, and Ian ... his first choice college the topic of much discussion . . . lends a professional aura to any performance . . . upholds what he believes in . . . nicest of nice guys. 25

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Few things are impossible to diligence and skill. Samuel Johnson SHERRILL HELEN MOLL Sherrill . . . warm and understanding friend ... a welcome member on any committee . . . stalwart of the G.A.A. and backbone of the chorus alto section ... a conscientious student . . . early acceptance at Clark . . . striking high cheekbones . . . chinaman . . . paving the way for the Moll dynasty . . . deep-rooted interest in biology . . . iron stomach when it comes to dissecting . . . Latinist ... a cheerful cheeri-aide ... de- lights in being a senior . . . delegated drum- beater for the football squad . . . Merrill . . . serene and unruffled in any tense situa- tion . . . president of her church youth group . . . moderate Republican tendencies . . . peaches-and-cream complexion . . . future clinical psychologist . . . accepts any task good-naturedly ... an eternally unselfish volunteer. 27