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

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1934 LA CAM PAX ILL A Mdrgarct Austin When Peggy i: n ' t standing on licr head, playing basketball or hockey, dashing off to New York with lary, or autographing photos, she ' s generally to be found with fif- teen minutes in which to do an English com- position — but she always gets ' A ' s ' . It ' s a gift. Ex-school vice-president, on the Crier and Yearbook staffs, star athlete, brainy, and lots of fun — that ' s Peggy. Paul Bruning Paul ' s beautiful drawings are famous around the school. But besides being an ar- tist, he works on the Yearbook and Crier, is a star basketball, baseball, and tennis player, and a marksman of no mean ability. And in spite of all that, he ' s on the Honor Roll. (He also makes puns, but we won ' t dwell on that.) He ' s an all around good guy. Force Cham bcrlain School and tests and homework are not Force ' s idea of bliss ; he lives for such things as vacations and hunting. Still, he seems to have a fairly enjoyable time in spite of Ger- man translations, for he ' s always laughing. AVhen not finishing up that last page of his P. A. D. note-book, or other ' ise engaging in scholarly pursuits, he is generally to be found talking to somebody about something. 10

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LA CAMPANILLA 19:54 Hamilton Duffy Hamilton prefers playing ice-hockey to attending school with its trials and tribula- tions. He also likes to hunt, and is a good shot with a rifle. He is the only saxophonist in the school orchestra, and some day when he ' s a star soloist with some famous band, we ' ll proudly say, We knew him when — Hamilton seems rather reserved but isn ' t when vou get him started. Beth Gallup Beth is one of our social lights. And she ' s the invaluable kind who greets guests charm- ingly at a tea and then dashes backstage to finish the sandwiches while the rest of us eat ; the kind who can work all afternoon helping to decorate the gym for a dance and then be the life of the party. Hockey, basketball, tennis, an d the Crier are among her interests. She ' s a grand person. Eleanor Finley Sitting near Eleanor in class may not be conducive to study, but at any rate it ' s en- tertaining, for she enlivens the hour with sotto voce puns, wise-cracks, and quotations. She is also an artist of no mean ability, as the scrap pages of her note-book testify. She ' s a lot of fun. 11