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

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1936 la campanula Cushy ' Crier Staff, ' 35 Glee Club. ' 34, ' 35 Girls ' A. A., ' 33, ' 34 — Secretary, ' 35 Dramatic Club, ' 33 ' La Campanilla, ' 36 Weusnco, ' 32 KATHARINE HAMILTON GUSHMAJS ,8 » 0 ' USHY is the class ' most jovial member; she is also the possessor of — the broadest smile. This rollicking good nature is probably the rea- son why she is able to make and keep friends with so little difficulty. Kitty ' ' is a hard worker, too, and can always be relied upon to get the job done well. Her aptitude for drawing has helped the class out many times when posters and the like were needed. In addition, Cushy was the creator of the clever boat race for our Carnival ticket-selling contest. When it comes to academic pursuits, she can stand her own ground, too, for she was one of the three who had courage enough to take third-year Latin. Next year will find Cushy at Newark State, where we are sure her infectious spirit will be most welcome. Newark State Page Fifteen

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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

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la campanula 1936 Marj ' Glee Club, ' Si, ' S5 Dramatic Club, ' S3 Crier Staff, ' 35 Girls ' A. A., ' 33, ' 3k — Secretary, ' 31 t — Vice-President, ' .:: La. Campanula, Weusnco, ' 32 ' JO MAEJOEIE ELEANOR FALL 56 ka7 ANT a ride? If you hear those three words while enroute to school ' ' some morning, just jump right in with the load of CHSites already in the back seat of Marj ' s big Nash. There is always room for one more, and you are sure to get to school on time! But more about the young lady behind the driver ' s wheel! She has been a member of the class since seventh grade, a member of both the Glee Club and Girls ' A. A. for almost as long a period, and manager of photography for this year ' s annual (including the baby pic- tures) . Marj, moreover, is the envy of all the girls for her endless com bination of sweaters and skirts. Yes, we are not at all surprised that Marj is so popu- lar both at College High and at masculine institutions of higher learning. Page Sixteen