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

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Class vice-Prpsident, ' 32 Student Council Vice-President, ' 31 Year Book Staff French Club, ' 31 Dranaatic Club, ' 31, Vice-Presi- dent, ' 32 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 30, ' 31 ANN ELLIOT Ann is the class ' s most all-around member. Whether it be sports, a dance, or activities of any sort, she is sure to be there, ready and willing to undertake any job. She is one of those persons who can play a good rough game of basketball and finish up looking perfectly neat and com- posed. It is Ann who was responsible for the bottomless punch bowl at the Senior High dance, and Ann also contributed a large share of the excellent spirit which made the dance such a success. Outside of school she has many interests such as music, books, and dances, interests which go far to prove her versatility and wide-spread capabilities. 19

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Class President, ' 31, ' 32 Student Council President, 32 CRIER Staff, ' 32 Year Book Staff Science Club, ' 31, ' 32 French Club, ' 30, Secretary, ' 31, ' 32 Athletic Manager, ' 31 Dramatic Club, ' 30, ' 31 RUDYARD E. ELDRIDGE The shining light of the class, its most popular and conscientious member, is Rudder. He is always on the honor roll and at least two important committees. His ability, willingness, and genial dis- position are forever getting him into anything worth while. When Rudder is in charge, one always has the comfortable feeling that the job will be well ,finished and on time. As class president, student council president, and news editor of the Crier, Rudder has worked hard and brought about quick and excellent results. His perfect per- sonification of Willy in Seventeen was the high spot of the per- formance not soon to be forgotten by the school. Many long classes have been considerably cheered up by Rudder ' s sense of humor, and much gaiety has been evoked by his amusing manner. 18

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Class Treasurer 31 Science Club, ' 31, ' 32 CHARLES FINLEY Have you ever noticed anyone around school in a particularly nice green sweater? Someone who reminds us of the glories of Illinois, and who is crazy about photography? Charles, or Chassis as he is more often called, isn ' t exactly what one would call a ladies ' man, but we understand that he corresponds with a certain young lady who dwells out in the Middle West. Photography isn ' t the only field in which Charles is proficient j in warmer weather the tennis courts are often witness to his eflforts. He spends a great deal of time in the science room in pursuit of scientific knowledge of all sorts. This fact is doubt- less preliminary to his future career, he wants to be a science teacher, and we ' ve no doubt that he will make an excellent one. 20