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

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Class Secretary, ' 30, ' 3i, ' 32 Student Council, ' 31, ' 32 Year Book Staff CRIER Staff, ' 32 French Club President, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 INGEBORG LUDERS Ingeborg is our most perfect example of strong character and a pleas- ing personality. As a secretary she is without an equal. We are well aware of the promptness and detail of her minutes (though few of us can read her writing), Inga is constantly on the honor roll, faithfully and enthusiastically present at sports, and a tireless worker on every committee or club with which she is connected. Her energetic and capable manage- ment of the invitation committee of the Senior High dance and of the French Club, was not only inspiring but also largely responsible for the success of both enterprises. We will always remember her weakness for debates and the tenacity with which she defends her point. 24

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French Club, 31, ' 32 GERDA LUDERS Good-natured Gerda always does her bit for everyone despite the large amount of kidding she takes from the class. Gerda early showed signs of possessing an unusual character, having at one time been the col- lege psychology department ' s pet study. However, probably because the professors had learned only that which Gerda wished to reveal, she was soon sent on her way, told that her I.Q. was too high to warrant further study of her character. One often hears Gerda trilling a little song to herself, or wailing out in French class I ' m sorry. Mademoiselle. Life, to Gerda, with a German classic in front of her, a stubborn silence over her, and a luscious dessert at her side, is all one bowl of cherries. 23

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French CJnb, ' 3 1 Craftangle President, ' 32 Orchestra, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 31, ' 32 GERTRUDE McCORMACK Gertrude ' s sprightly, pleasant, and helpful disposition has been a tremendous help to the seniors. In any project she is always so willing to help, and always does things so well. In taking charge of the class rings and pins, Gert was given a big responsibility. The efficiency with which she took hold of and accomplished the job can hardly be questioned. As president of Craftangle, Gertrude has been busy and interested, and the club has thrived. She, herself, is very fond of art and drawing, and has produced some very commendable work. As the chairman of the Senior Dance entertainment committee, Gert worked diligently and her capabili- ties made a very favorable impression. 25