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

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Nancy Aussprung Fr ' iedlander Determined sophisticate . . . That ' s totally unnecessary . . . Yeats ' face among the stars . . . Mont- clarion ' s mother . . . those candy machines . . . That ' s Harry ' s . . . controversial poet . . . emphatic . . . writing television scripts . . . Uncle Gus ' protege. Thomas L Gill Tom . . . genius of Language De- partment ... as Irish as they come . . . from frying pan into the fire, Spanish-French . . . two summers in Quebec . . . castanets and Spanisn dances. Jeanette Besher Gardner Bridge . . . Times ' crossword puz- zles . . . knitting argyles . . . foreign films enthusiast . . . De- cember Affair . . . I ' ve made six and bid two, Jimmy will kill me! . . . curly hair and freckles. Eileen Ann Giblan Gib . . . keen thinker ... ice cream addict . . . one of the origi- nal pinochle kids ... oh, those English assignments, those Krauss exams . . . our female D ' Artagnan ... a year ' s bookworming in Brit- tany . . . je m ' en fiche. Joan M. Bryda Gibson Bill . . . that beautiful November wedding . . . one year in the dorm . . . summers at the Homestead . . . beautiful complexion . . . Are you kidding? Page 7wenty-nme

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Bernice Mt Graih Forrest Bea . . . blonde haired, blue- eyed Mrs. . . . Mart . . . beautiful October wedding . . . telephone calls from Texas . . . Where did I leave nny lunch? . . . Lenni Lena pes ... we five . . . those piano lessons. Gladys Theresa finell ' i Dynamic brown eyes . . . contrary . . . France must wait . . . summer of ' 49 in Quebec . . . behind the scene worker . . . It doesn ' t bother me . . . loves to sing . . . doesn ' t bother with breakfast ... I don ' t care. Howard C. France Howie . . . wife and son . . . accounting theorist . . . deep ap- preciation of beauty . . . gymnas- tics and farming . . . money is only a necessary evil . . . No time, I have to get to work. A ' ida Sara Frank Celeste Aida . . . innocent smile . . . cropped hair . . . melodious warble . . . jeans with dangling earrings . . . sublimate WQXR . . . insatiable curiosity . . . red knitting bag . . . Fincher fan . . . social ease . . . flowery phrases . . . devoted scholar. Sylvia J. Freeman Jackie ... a petite brunette . . . Hi there ... A Phi Gam girl . . . and that laugh . . . our lady Marine ... a sports enthusiast . . . Jack of all trades . . . vivacious asset to M. S. T. C. Vage 7wenty-eight

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Leila L ' icker Goldberg Dark hair . . . blue eyes . . . viva- cious and verbose . . . classical music and ballet . . . fashion-plate . . . busy Mrs. . . . balanced lunches, 3 starches . . . nail-biter Who v ants to go shopping? . . . her handsome Sol. Stephen Thomas Goiit Steve . . . ex-sailor . . . enthusi- astic golfer . . . 8:30 and 2:30 classes . . . excursions to Morris- town ... I ' m willing but my car is weak . . . Rosemary . . . coffee hound . . . quiet . . . sincere . . . avid sports section reader. Basil Aaron Goldman Goldie . . Did I play J. V. bas- ketball? . . . solid Senator . . . camp counselor par excellence . . . The robin is a lovely b ' ld . . . rich with friends . . . Did anyone see Dugan? Nancy Jane Gilliand Amiable and full of fun . . . sophis- ticated walk . . . Scory ' s left-hand girl . . . Pi . . . Have you seen Bill lately? . . . boundless energy for Spanish dances . . . those shower serenades . . . My ' little ' brother. Ronald Freeland Goldby Ron . . . lots of personality . . . Helen and that date in June . . . Brooklyn-Giant series . . . Hesse, let ' s go to lunch . . . Through these doors pass ihe smartest stu- dents (rec room). Page Jbirty