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

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Baseb. , ' 30 Basketball, ' 31, ' 32 Science Club, ' 32 Year Book Staff JOE HARRIS ROGERS If there is anyone in this school slower than Everett Ball, it ' s Joe Rogers. We ' ve ne ver known him to make a deliberately speedy gesture. Even his speech, that slow. Southern drawl, is very character- istic. Here is something, though, which very likely is not known to everyone. Jce does like to dance to fast music, the faster the better. He ' s a good dancer, too. Joe has a decided talent for drawing 5 every- one was tremendously taken by his posters and programs for Seven- teen. The Seniors will always remember Joe, shambling along under his grey felt hat with the cut off brim and the sticker on the side. Also they will recall with chuckles the tales he tells in library. 27

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Student Council, ' 31, ' 32 Year Book Staff French Club, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 31, ' 32 RUTH MARGRETT Someone is giggling. Now who can that be? Yes, it sounds like the ?vlargrett giggle. It is so infectious that without knowing the joke at all one starts laughing in sympathy. It enlivens even the deadest classes. Yet Ruth isn ' t always laughing, she can really be serious. The way she has managed the photography end of the Year Book has proved that. It was a hard task and she did it well. She is always willing to work, yet never takes anything so seriously that she can ' t find something to laugh about. 26

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Student Council, ' 30, Vicc-Pi evi- dent, ' 31, ' 32 Year Book Staff CRIER Staff French Club, ' 31 Dramatic Club, ' 31, ' 32 Basketball, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 Hockey, ' 30, ' 31, ' 32 ELIZABETH H. RUSLING Libby comes to us every morning from the wilderness known as the Caldwell Styx. As little Lola Pratt in the Junior play, Seventeen, she showed the benefit of much experience in the unaffected manner in which she portrayed the petite coquette. We are not surprised at her popularity, for, as Mile. Poreau says, Libby ' s eyes are always sparkling. Always dependable, Libby has been showered with positions of respon- sibility during her three years at College High. She has been class secre- tary, feature editor of the CRIER, assistant editor of the Year Book, and three times Council vice-president. This fall Libby plans to attend Wil- liam Smith College, where we expect another brace of male hearts to be disrupted. 28