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

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a? Sail, ' 30 Bas ' ' -. 11. ..0, ,. ' 31, ' 32 Student ouncil, ' 31 Science Club, ' 31, President, ' 32 EVERETT BALL Dynamite, as Dr. Freeman used to call him, well deserves the name in basketball, but otherwise Everett ' s speed has never been im- pressive. Li class every word he speaks seems to be a distinct effort; he should worry, he. gets on the honor roll with remarkable regularity. Despite his deliberateness, Everett is very interested and very good in athletics. He is one o£ the high lights of the basketball team, and among the first out for any other sport. Though he is very modest about it, Everett is said to be a super-scientist, anything technical intrigues him. Someone found out recently, that though he saunters leisurely up to school in the morning, he dees some tearing to catch his train.

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Class ' ice -esidcnt, ' 3 Student Council P.. ' dc Year Book Staff French Club, ' 31, ' 32 Dramatic Club ' ice Pre ' 31, President, ' 32 Glee Club, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 ident. ISABEL ANDERSON Isabel was the president of cur student council for the first half of the senior year, and she was the editor of the year book, both hard jobs as the school had no precedents to work on. Isabel is a leader, and what is more, a leader who can make other people work. Because of all these activities and her studies, school must take a good deal of Isabel ' s time, nevertheless she always finds time to ride. She is ob- viously and wholly crazy about horses. We are all familiar with the Anderson Ford station wagon, and the abandon with which Isabel drives it. Slim, with dancing eyes and vivacious character, one of the most delightful things about Isabel is that one never knows exactly what she is going to do or say next. 12

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Class Mcc Student Cou. ' 31 Year Book Staff CRIER Staff French Club, ' 3 1 Dramatic Club, ' 30 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Baseball, ' 30 Orchestra, ' 30, ' 31 President, ' 30, RICHARD COLMAN Dick, class hero, Don Juan, and what-not, has been one of the mainstays of College High athletics. Perhaps the fact that he has also numerous tennis and swimming cups is not so well known. Never- theless, everyone knows of the great value he has been to the basketball team. Dick ' s good nature is as familiar to the school as his golden hair, and both serve as well to make him thoroughly popular. For a long time he has been quite interested in his saxophone, and though the orchestra has repeatedly urged him to join its ranks, he is rather shy about his musical abilities. As the father, Mr. Baxter, in Seventeen, Dick gave a very convincing, and often times a very amusing perform- ance. 14