Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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Rufh J. Arbuckel Shoebuckel . . . sparkling brown eyes . . . Get out of my road . . . A Player plus . . . Where ' s my roommate? . . • Miss Robin Hood . . . tall men . . . cute as a bug ' s ear . . . efficient. June Ann Barker June . . . and Ed . . . summer wed- ding . . . from the pages of Vogue ... a little package of wit, sar- casm, and charm . . . KRU . . . Hey, I have an idea— . . • one of the six. £ en Ruth Armstrong High cheekbones and expressive eyes . . . enthusiastic contributor to class discussions . . ■ bridge, coke, and the Rec Room in free hours . . . Couldn ' t seem to get up this morning. Miriam Askin Petite as her piccolo . . . flutes with finesse . . . Chicahgo . . • cosmo- politan . . . neckerchiefs and com- fortable shoes eyes dancing blue will find anyone ' s lost perspective . in human relations. slax expert Robert Axman Hoot . . . Porcupine crew-cut . . . loud shirts . . . basketball 7 days a week ... the Y . . . Let ' s see your homework . . • Mas boy Senator . . . Alley-Oop. Page Seventeen

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Harry Alessi, Jr. I haven ' t been well . . . Center Hall mainstay . . . personality plus . . . Agora ' s Harem Girl . . . My friends John and Bill . . . every- body knows Harry . . . Ace pitcher . . . Idolizes Ulrich . . . intelligence coated with humor . . . Goodnight, Harry. Dolores Rose Alpha Dorie . . . Her Sunday name . . . petite . . . vivocious ... jet black hair ... 76 track star . . . Oh Kids! I saw the cutest cartoon . . . that chic look . . . Think! . . . that Chopin touch . . . Renaissance. Carol Amato Strictly social . . . forever sleepy . . . Where ' s Sue? . . . Turkish Rhubarb . . . Idolizes Morehead . . . those brown eyes . . . chronic cutter . . . How ' ll I teach it? . . . almost made the meeting . . . If it weren ' t for Streaky ... Gilda M. Aitelli Pixie . . . short and sweet . . . He ' s a Rutgers man . . . velvet brown eyes that reflect her sin- cerity . . . almost the answer to perpetual motion . . . blonde and attractive . . . But I never grow. J. Duval Anderson Duv ... a smile to suit any occa- sion . . . When I was in Maxico . . . love of Latin American dances . . . big yellow convertible . . . Today Scory said . . . library, second home. Page Sixteen

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Mena C. Bell ' ino Sparkling brown eyes . . . arresting appearance . . . pleasing person- ality . . . ideals that reach the stars . , . exciting summer in Quebec . . . Oh, that Krauss test! . . . loves basketball . . . and French cos- tumes. Raymond E. Benedeffo Ray and Lou . . . devotee of Stra- vinsky . . . confidence and enthu- siasm . . . Tremendous! . . . ever present smile . . . This is ridicu- lous ... a great sense of humor. Rita Ann Beirne Reets . . . two hours for lunch . . . always running . . . The Warren Gang . . . defender of the Irish . . . Money to Beirne . . . paradox of motion . . . pert, enthusiastic . . . summer in Europe . . . Oh-h-h-h . . . private lost and found depart- ment. Mary Woodruff Benedict Bennie . . . small but stubborn . . oh, those social life arguments . . ardent supporter of semantics . . mainstay of the Valley Diner . . Hi Kids, what ' ll you have? Louis Anthony Berardi Lou . . . noted for his dry humor . . . quiet and sincere . . . those bridge games in the cafeteria . . . Four no trump and I ' m not play- ing blackwood . . . those subtle shirts . . . one of the three mus- keteers. Page Eighteen