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

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1936 la campanula ' Babs ' ' Si ' 33 Student Council, Class Secretary, Crier Staff, ' 35 Girls ' A. A., ' 33, ' Si, Glee Club, ' 34, ' 35 Dramatic Club, ' 33 La Campanula, ' 36 sneo, ' 32 BAEBAEA DONALDSON HOCH H is for hi-ya, her favorite expression; O is for origin al, for she can teach us a lesson; C is for class, which is one of her features; H is for history, where she flirts with the teachers. Put these all together, and they spell Hoch. There is really so much to say about Babs and so little space in which to say it that all we can hope to do is review some of the outstanding characteristics of this five foot five of per- sonality. First of all, there is that Hochian daugh which is a welcome interrup- tion to any dry class; then her common sense and levelheadedness, which have been assets. to class meetings; her faithfulness to the Girls ' A. A.; and her sense of humor, which needs no further mentioning. Bradford Page Nineteen

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la campanula 1936 Dick Class President, ' 33 Education Committee, ' 35 Crier ' - Staff, ' 35 — Neivs Editor, ' 36 Debating Club, ' 3k, ' 35 Wensnco, ' 32 EICHARD LOUIS HEATH TWENTY years from now when we recall our days at College High, we shall probably remember Dick as that quiet and reserved fresh-air fiend who could be counted on to do every job well. This precision in his work can, no doubt, be traced to his scientific nature. Dick ' s fame as an ichthyologist (you know, fish and all that stuff) is well deserved since he is the only per- son who has bred a pure black hybrid. Besides experiments in ichthyology (fish again), Dick also has a chemistry laboratory in the cellar of his house. We advise the general public not to investigate, however, since not even its owner can tell when the lab will be swept away by some explosive mixture. For diversion, Dick enjoys horseback riding, long-distance running, and danc- ing. A good sport and a good friend — that ' s Dick. Rutgers Paye Eighteen

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la campanula 1936 Browse Student Council Secretary, ' 36 Basketball, ' 33, ' 3J,, ' 35 Baseball, ' 33. ' 34, ' 35 Crier Staff, ' 35 Weusnco, ' 32 BBUCE STEVENSON MACBEIDE JpVERY class must have its athletic hero, and ours is Bruce. Ever since he joined us back in ' 32, Browse has been on the varsity basketball and baseball squads, and, in addition, has won so many letters that even he him- self doesn ' t know the exact number. This winter Bruce ' s outstanding work at center gave him a place on the All-Town second team. Aside from athletics, Browse makes a perfect Don Juan for our class plays. This was proved most conclusively when he portrayed the adonic hero in Dixon ' s Kitchen. We shall never forget the touching scene which found him under the kitchen table searching for his shoes. Bruce also has a weakness for yachts, and is patiently awaiting the day that will find him, with little wife (should we hazard a guess?) at his side, sailing the seven seas. Montclair State Page Twenty