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

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A man he seems of cheerful yester- days and confident tomorrows. William Wordsworth CRAIG LUKE BIDDICK MOUSIN Craig ... an amiable disposition . . . chronic mispronunciations of his last name: Moise, Mewse, Mouse, or Moosin . . . civic pride in Maywood, N. J. — but where ' s May- berry? . . . captain of the cross country team; often seen huffing, puffing, and beet red, running around the college field . . . nimble hoopster and capable diamond outfielder . . . an ear-to-ear grin ... a modest blush . . . joshing with Mr. Walsh ... an honor roll student: particularly adept at math and his- tory . . . loyal supporter of the History Club and model U.N. ... a well-worn white letter sweater . . . constantly twirling his ring . . . active member of his church youth group . . . apple picking ... a phenomenon in our class — he always knows the time ... an open- minded thinker with the courage of his con- ventions. I 28 i

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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

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It is good to be zealously affected with a good thing. Galatians ANNE CHARLOTTE PHILLIPS RAY Anne . . . travels where the wind blows . . . a McCarthyite to the end . . . known for her infamous falls . . . catwalking ... a knack for breaking lights . . . long, curly chestnut hair . . . expounds in any classroom discus- sion . . . interesting and outspoken . . . inky fingers . . . forgetting her purse on the bus . . . everything in good-natured disarray . . . annual New Year ' s Eve parties ... an as- sortment of friends . . . associations with the flower children . . . those guppy experiments . . . luncheon dates at Montclair High . . . long, wretched wracking coughs . . . soaking up the infra-red rays at the infirmary . . . eager Student Council secretary ... a goo- gooplex of cats . . . getting a car and then a permit ... an interested History Club member ... a zealous follower of her be- liefs ... a blithe spirit. 29