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

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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

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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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Basketball, ' 12 GRACE HATCH Grace has been in the College High for only a very few months, and because of her quiet and unaflFected manner, we don ' t know much about her. She was one of the too few people in the class who seemed to know enough about Burke ' s Conciliation Speech to merit an A on the final testj to the class, that means something. Grace, from her first day in school here, came out faithfully for basketball. She ' s a good player, and appeared at the crucial moment for the seniors. It is not generally known what Grace ' s chemistry marks are, but she seems al- ways to be studying the subject in the library, usually with one eye o-n her book, and one eye on Gertrude.