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

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1936 la campanula Connie ' Class President, 3U Vice-President Girls ' A. A., ' 33, ' 3U — Secretary, ' 35 Debuting Club — Vice-President, ' 35 — Secretary, ' 36 Glee Club, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Crier, ' 35 La Campanula, ' 36 Weusnco, ' 32 CONSTANCE SEIJLEE ® ACTIVE is the word that best describes Connie. Full of energy and Z - ideas she is always busy working on some class objective, and the result generally speaks for itself. As chairman of the Senior Carnival, she demon- strated her ability as an able leader and manager, and was largely responsible for the success of the affair. Connie is also the class inventor. It was she that originated the novel idea of bringing to class a long lead pipe just in case the teacher decided to spring a test (If further information about this invention is desired, just page Miss Littlefield). Another Sellerian idea was the fad of wearing a scarf instead of the customary hat as a cranial covering. A sense of humor, coupled with her lively manner and capability, makes Connie easy to get along with and hard to get along without! Cedar Crest Page Twenty-five

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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

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la campanilla 1936 Bobbie ' • ' Crier Staff, ' 35 Girls ' A. A.. ' 33 — Vice-President, ' 3J t — President, ' 35, ' 36 Glee Club, ' 3J,, ' 35 Dramatic Club, ' 33 La Campanilla, ' 36 Weusnco, ' 32 BAKBAKA SPANGLEE IROBBIE, like Shakespeare ' s Portia, is a dam good sport. Whether in the classroom or on the athletic field, that cheerful disposition and infectious giggle always identify her. In fact, the only time Bobbie really gets sore is when a test isn ' t on the things she studied the night before. She is incidentally, one of the too few people who are conscientious about homework; this is evidenced by the good marks she received this year. On the athletic field, Bobbie can shake a mean stick (hockey), and has amassed the highest number of points ever received in the Girls ' A. A. On afternoons when there are athletic meetings, Bobbie can usually be seen dashing off on some es- capade with Marj, with whom she has palled since the two took piano lessons together back in second grade. Page Twenty-six