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

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LA CAMPANILLA 1984 Willia m Harrison Here is Bill — good old Bill — one of the Senior class ' s mainstays. An excellent stu- dent, he also plays fine baseball, tennis, and basketball for College High. He has a record string of ofiicerships : managing editor of the Crier, business manager of the Yearbook, member of the student council, and class president — to mention only a few. However, we wish he ' d write his homework papers a bit more legibly. Daniel A. Jenkins Dan is another of the old standbys and as one of the class ' s most versatile members has rendered many services to the school. He has held many offices, including that of Stu- dent Council president, worked hard on the Crier, been outstanding in athletics and dra- matics, and in addition, has found time to beat the drum in College High ' s orchestra. Virginia Kloss Giny has been here only a year but it didn ' t take nearly that long for everyone to find out how nice she is. When it ' s time to work she ' s a good conscientious worker as her marks show, but when it isn ' t, she doesn ' t hesitate to have a grand time. She ' s a swell person to have around. And how she can play the piano! 13

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1934 LA ca:mpaxili.a Jean Glenn Jean will laugh at your jokes wliethcr they are good, bad, indifferent, old as some of the younger hills, or even new. She ranks as a super-mind, although she has gotten into hot water arguing with other members of the class on prohibition and similar moot ques- tions. All in all, she is a good scout and in- valuable whenever there ' s anything to be done. Betty Gundlaeh Betty is best known in the Senior class for her ability as a director of plays. Much of the success of The First Dress Suit, which we gave this year, was due to her able coach- ing. And shall we ever forget the grand picnic at Green Pond which she managed for us! Although she is one of the newest members of ovu class, her sunny disposition, willing- ness, and capability ha ' e won her many friends. Robert Harrison Bob is staying at C. H. S. another year to gain more credits for West Point, but having been in our class for nine years he really be- longs in our yearbook. He ' s one of the Senior all-A pupils, plays basketball, baseball, and tennis, is ex-school secretary, and has held innumerable other important positions around school. He ' s as popular as he is use- ful, and altogether we couldn ' t get along without him. 12

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1934 LA CAMPAXILI.A IjOVcU Ldicrciicc Lovell has stood for a lot of kidding, but he ' s taken it good naturedly, and is well liked by the class. It was he who named the school paper and he has worked on it annually. Electricity, however, is his sphere, and he has given the class many interesting demonstra- tions. Margaret Lloi d Margaret is a capable, efficient business manager for the Cn ' er, an indefatigable class treasurer, and a star archer; she is also simply loads of fun. Suggest any form of entertainment, from a picnic to a scavenger hunt and she ' s ready with enthusiasm and lots of ideas. And though invariably dashing off some place, be it Newark, Cape Cod, camp, or the movies, she always has time for a joke. Jurgcn E. Liidcrs ' ' .Jawgen is another of the class artists though he deplores his ability so much that we seldom see any evidence of it. He is slightly addicted to blushing but has earned the admiration of all for his unflagging ef- forts in athletics He was one of the Seniors ' best Chancellors of the Excheciuer and has entered into several other class activities. 14