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

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FREDERICK LEWIS COCHRAN Men of few words Are the best men. Shakespeare Ted . . . first into college, early admission to Purdue ... air of total confusion . . . usually bears a Where am I? ex- pression on his face . . . Freddie . . . T. Roach ... a sheepish grin and a silent laugh . . . remains fairly stationary until movement becomes absolutely necessary ... icy hands and long, spindly fingers . . . wiry and agile basketball player . . . one-third of the yearbook camera crew . . . eight month sabbatical for back operation . . . often heard fumbling with words . . . the unsuspected, never-thought-of culprit of many a harmless prank . . . that scrutinizing look over his glasses . . . goes about his daily grind In Midwestern-like slow motion, rarely aroused out of his placidity . . . quiet and sedate ... an inconspicuous scholar . . . will silently but steadfastly accomplish what he sets out to achieve.

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ROSALYN DURRETT CLARKE Lindy . . . delicate and reflective All-State cellist, planning a future of nnusic . . . Carnegie Hall recital with Bob . . . FM radio debut ... a true virtuoso . . . spontaneous and sincere, bouncy and exciting ... a bubbly nature and a contagious enthusiasm towards life . . . It was sooooooooo good! . . . open minded and liberal-viewed . . . wide variety of boyfriends ... an English and History teacher favorite, rarely at a loss for words . . . that scrawny wrist waving in the back . . . ludicrous French replies: Oui, mais how do you say turn on? . . . lasting bond with Elliot ... a refreshing and entertaining conversationalist . . . Mung! . . . sparkling eyes and animated expressions . . . pretty to look at and listen to ... a happy girl who extends her joy to all . . . peace. Rare is the union of beauty and purity. Juvenal

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JANE KAREN DALANE Jane . . . Ihe first female treasurer of Student Council . . . reliable Chairman of our fantastic Prom . . . one of the few natural blondes in our class . . .-fits easily into any situation or group ... a willing listener, who can make the biggest of problems seem small ... an able athlete . . . star center of the girls ' basketball team . . . the first half of Putnam . . . sometimes happy go lucky, sometimes extremely sober . . . often apologetic without cause . . . Well, I ' m sorry! . . . a Packanack beau . . . Bill . . . one half of the voice of Col- lege hHIgh over WVMS . . . finally passed her driving test, after two futile attempts . . . uncontrollable laughter, fol- lowed by a bright red blush . . . has the rare ability to get along with everybody ... a friendly outlook, a great person. Great thoughts come from the heart. Luc de Clapler