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

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1936 la campanula Paul Baseball, ' 33, ' 3.4, ' 35 Basketball, ' 33, ' 3i, ' 35 Crier Staff, ' 3i, ' 35 Dramatic Club, ' 33 La Campanula, ' 36 Weusnco, ' 32 SALVATOBE PAUL GALANDEA liFF you ever happen to see a solitary figure driving a noiseless Ford with a - 1 - full gas tank slowly down the avenue, you may rest assured that it is not Paul. During the past year or so, that famous roadster with the green wheels and familiar P-52363 license plate has become almost as much of an insti- tution around College High as its owner. Besides being a man about town, Paul is also an athlete of extraordinary ability. During the past basketball sea- son, he broke all existing CHS individual scoring records by ringing up a total of eighty-one points. Then too, Paul is no duffer on the golf course, having already made a couple of holes-in-one. He has quite a collection of niblicks, mashies, and putters, and gave us a very interesting talk on the sub- ject last year. Page Thirteen

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la campanula 1936 Em ' Student Council, ' 3A Class Vice-President, Class Treasurer, ' 3k Crier Staff, ' 35 Glee Club, ' 31,, ' 35 Dramatic Club, ' 33 Debating Club, ' 35 La Campanula, ' 86 Weusnco, ' S N. PAEKEE BROWN pOirEET Emmie, the girl with the golden hair and a spirit just as bright as her locks! When Em is in an exceptionally good mood, her character- istic little giggle frequently bubbles out; but while cramming for an exam, she is all business, and we know better than to disturb her. During the past few years, extra-curricular activities have occupied a great deal of Em ' s time — in fact, she has been prominently involved in almost all the clubs; neverthless, this has not prevented her from making the honor roll quite regularly. If space permitted, we could relate a great many amusing incidents about Em for which she has taken a lot of kidding; but since the writeup must be limited, let us simply say that this particular third of the Cushman — Seller — Brown trio is the possessor of a most striking and unusual personality. Smith Page Twelve

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la campanula 1936 Betty Glee Club, ' 36 ELIZABETH MY COOTE r HITE Plains High ' s loss was College High ' s gain when Betty joined us last fall. It took her a while to become accustomed to the smallness and informality of our school, but once she did, she proved to be a fine help in planning our varied activities and affairs. Then too, Betty certainly showed rare judgment in settling so near to school. Oh, how we envy her living so close that she can leave home when the eight-forty bell rings and still beat the pro- fessor to her first class! Despite the proximity of her home, an open Ford (called Betsy ) calls for her regularly at three-thirty. One of Betty ' s most noticeable characteristics is her deep, soft voice. If some of College High ' s raucous sopranos would cultivate this quality, the school would surely be more conducive to studying. Page Fourteen