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

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1936 la campanula Lettuce ' Class Secretary, ' 36 Orchestra, ' 32, ' 33, ' 3b — Concert. Master, ' 35 Glee Club, ' 3b, ' 3.5 Girls ' A. A., ' 3b, ' 35 Weusnco, ' 32 CABLETTE LENOBE MUELLER | ir 70LLEGE High ' s musical activities revolve around Carlette. Besides being concert master of our orchestra, she is one of the Glee Club mainstays, and is one-third of the Mueller Trio, which has provided many inspiring pro- grams. Perhaps not so well-known is her skill at an organ keyboard. Let- tuce, however, is not a one-sided person by any means, for she always finds time to come out for the girls ' sports. Although she still talks about her thrill- ing European experiences of a few years ago, Carlette confides that she likes best of all to settle down at the Mueller summer home in Vermont to wile away the vacation. Lettuce plans to continue her music next year, and we feel confident that she will climb high on the ladder of success in her favorite field. Westminster Choir School Page Twenty-three

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la campanula 1936 Reen Class President, ' 34 Basketball Manager, ' 33, ' 34, ' 35 Baseball, ' 34, ' 35 — Manager, ' 33 Crier Staff, ' 34 La Campanula, ' 36 Social Committee, ' 34, ' 35 Weusnco, ' 32 BENE NGBMAN MOSEE |ir ADIES and Gentlemen, we take pleasure in introducing ... This member of the class, however, needs no introduction, for he is every- body ' s pal! Of course, we are referring to der wiedergeborene Moser of Company G. Just try to picture Rene without his pipe, or College High with- out Rene. While here, he has been entrusted with a large number of import- ant positions, such as athletic manager and chairman of the graduation dance; moreover, he has always been the first to volunteer when there has been any manual labor to be done, such as procuring stage props, or decorating for dances. Rene ' s summer vacations are enviable, for in 1934 it was Europe, and last summer Camp Dix (an antidote for the trip abroad). Moser con- fesses one weakness — Paris, and he is looking forward to the day when he can again see its familiar sights. Newark Engineering Page Twenty-two

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la campanula 1936 •JA-JA Student Council, ' 33 Class President, ' 34, ' 36 Crier Staff. ' 3h — Business Manager, ' 35 Basketball, ' 3U, ' 35 Class Treasurer, ' 33, ' 35 La Campanula, ' 36 Weusnco, ' 3% JOHN WILLIAM SGHLEIGHEE HO ' s the pun-iest member of the class? Why, Ja-Ja, of course! Who is the only one who can make the M. H. G. on admission slips look like the original ? Once again hats must go off to J. W. S. Seriously though, there are many fine characteristics about versatile John, in recognition of which we must doff the old topper. Among them are his ability at keeping class accounts straight, his habitual practice of getting on the honor roll, and, of course, those Duke of Kent shirts and loud suits. Because of his versatility, John has been a vital cog in our class machinery during the past six years. Besides having held all of the important class offices, he has always been willing to give a helping hand, whether it be taking charge of the Main Office, lending homework papers, or amusing the younger students. SWARTHMORE Page Twenty-four