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

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1934 LA CA. IPAXILLA in all walks of life. There ' s glamorous Marjorie Thomson, one of JMr. Woohvorth ' s salesgirls in the Edgewater Five and Dime store. Down in New Orleans we see Jim RIeese, fiftv-six year old outfielder of the Xew Orleans Pelicans, at last getting a tryout with Cleveland. It is thought he will replace Lefty Earl Wolgamot. And Hollywood hums Avith the news of Peggy Austin,- exotic and alluring movie siren, whose latest triumph ' ' Hearts Afire has set the critics raving. The scene changes and we see Governess Gallup chumming it in the kitchen with Patrolman Duffy. The long day ' s work is over, and now Nurse, or I izzy as the children love to call her, is getting amusement and relaxation from Dulfy ' s antics. Again the scene shifts and there is Mary Moore, hostess of the Okie Fashioned Tea Shoppe seating guests, shoving menus in their faces, and whispering airy nothings in their ears, such as, the special today is creamed codfish. Next the bowl shows Bob Harrison charging grimly at the head of Battalions A, B, and C, bent on quelling four dissatisfied Patcrson silk strikers whose leader is our own red-headed Mary Lee Myers. As the smoke of battle clears away, we observe Lovell Lawrence guiding the destinies of hundreds as he drives old 438 on the Erie Line. Then we see Counsellor Margaret Lloyd, fondly called Aunt Miggy, moulding the lives of young Americans at Camp Running-Water-in-the- Sunshine. While right across the medder is Ole Force Chamberlain, hoeing ' taters. How ' s crops. Force? Poetess Eleanor Finley (limited edition of complete works bound in limp purple leather, five dollars a copy) is next seen writing free verse in honor of the Ladies ' Literary and Browning Society. While she . writes, there comes a knock at the door. Come in, Mrs. Budge. But who would recognize in her our old pal Virginia Kloss. There thcv arc. Who ' d a thunk it. ' ' 24