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

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La Campanilla 1935 page fcmfeen LILLIAN KENT Lil Lillian is the versatile type of person ap- preciated by everyone, and has taken the responsibility of many of the school activ- ities in her capable manner. She has been class treasurer for several years, collecting dues and paying bills. Besides being editor of La Cazzzpmzilla, an active member of French Club and Glee Club, she has found time to work on the Crier. Despite her many activities Lillian always has a cheery word for everyone. KATHERINE KRAETZER Kay Kay has gained repute in the class be- cause of her well-organized oral reports. Her perfect composure and well-rounded opinions go toward making her a delight- ful person. Kay is fortunate in having not only a talent for drawing but also the abil- ity to act. An illustration of this is the convincing performance she gave in the Exrlmfzge. She is a line sport in both senses of the word, and has proved herself in every way an asset to the class. joi-iN D, LYMAN, IR. fobmzy johnny is just one big bunch of superla- tivesg smoothest dancer, bestest ping-pong player, tallest boy, most curly headed, worst opponent in a tennis match, best center on the senior class basketball team, and the laziest boy. johnny has been a member of the class since kindergarten. Throughout the years he has held many class offices, and was unanimously elected class president, and re-elected for the second half of the year.

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1935 Lf1..Qf5mffmillf5 ROBERT NELSON HARRISON Bob Bob comes to us from last year's senior class with a scholastic record that is nearly perfect. He has been taking an additional year of advanced senior subjects in order to better prepare himself for entrance to West Point. He early distinguished himself as one of College High's outstanding athletes, hav- ing represented the school on all athletic teams. His splendid work as school presi- dent has shown him to be one of College Highs ablest and most likeable members, DONALD HOFFLIANN D011 Don is probably one of the most versa- tile scientists in the school. He is generally found in the Chem. Lab. doing something concerned with Chemistry, Biology, or Physics. The seniors will always remember him for his silly antics and remarks. In spite of his scientific pursuits, he finds time to play the violin and has gained the dis- tinction of being a member of the Mont- clair Orchestra. JANE JACOBUS frzfzie jane has given many delightful class parties. Her ping-pong table will be long remembered by members of the senior class. She is also responsible for many of the clever posters seen around school. Janes pilgrimage to school has been much short- ened by the addition of a car. In spite of the fact that she has always been considered quiet, after we heard her talk about her new car we changed our minds. She has been a great help in the preparation for school activities, and has graced the festivities themselves. P-s we llvirfeef

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1935 A Lg' Camilqilfg CONSTANCE Martoiuarr C annie During Eve years here, Connie has made an impression all her own on our school. She has taken an important part in dra- matics, being president of the club during her senior year. She may usually be seen playing tennis, the game in which she ex- cels. Her frankness and sense of humor add spice to many dull periods, and her original ideas and individual personality make her an unusual addition to the class. KATHERINE NEALIS Kay Kay knows all the ins and outs of Col- lege High. As the leading character in ll 'i1zrr0me lV'i1111ie she won the hearts of her audience and a reputation as-an actress. The Crier office is one of Kay's favorite resorts. She is interested in journalism and is a valuable asset to the Crier. In addition to her student activities, she has found time to become a golf champion. CECIL NICHOLS Cecil It was a lucky day for College High when Cecil decided to spend her last year with us. From her years of experience in Japan she comes to us with a knowledge and learning which we shall never cease to marvel at. In her spare moments Cecil is an accom- plished pianist and budding authoress, while in school she finds time to use her fluent French in Le Cercle Francais, of which she is secretary. It is to our disadvantage that we have known Cecil so short a time. age fifteen