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

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' Dutcher ' Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36 French Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Art Club, ' 32, ' 33, ' 34 Crier, ' 36, ' 37 La Campanula Student Council, ' 33 College High Casino Glee Club, ' 37 Girls ' A. A., ' 33, ' Si, ' 35 President, ' 36, ' 37 THIEA Je DUTCHEE S THE artist of the class, Thea is a person who can always be depended upon to do an excellent job of anything concerning decorations or posters for class functions. She is a leader in any field and all in all is a good scout who is invaluable when there is anything to be done. Thea is an outstanding leader in the Girl ' s A. A. and no one can surpass her record of attending all of the basketball games. To make the picture complete, her scholastic record, especially in English, is enviable and no matter when or where, Thea usually comes out on top. Connecticut College ASTI JDOEOTHY FAEDJElLMAvNN :LY different from the rest of the class, Dot has shown us the art of being silent. This, however, does not handicap her in the least, for she has proved herself to be an outstanding member of both the hockey and basketball teams. Her willingness to cooperate and her efficient, tidy way of pursuing a task have made Dot a most valuable asset to the class of ' 37. Dot is another trooper from the seventh grade, and although the path has at times been hard to follow, she has stuck well to her course and come out on top. We don ' t hear much from Dot, but her presence would be greatly missed if she were to leave us. Trenton State Teachers College Dot French Club, ' 33, ' 34. Art Club, ' 33, ' 34 Girl ' s A. A., ' 33, ' 34, ' 35, ' 36 Page Seventeen

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Steve Debating Club, ' 36 Baseball, ' 36 La Campanula Polar Bears, ' 36, ' 37 STJEPHJEN VAN OEIDEE GLAE]RE (| URLY brown hair, a ready smile for all, and an ability to outswim most high school mermen are only a few of the characteristics that make Steve the likeable fellow that he is. Although he came to our school at the beginning of his junior year, Steve immediately gained a berth on our baseball team as the regular second baseman. His ability as a swimmer was recognized when the Montclair Student Varsity Swimming Team, state champs in 1936, elected Steve as their leader for the past season. Evets, as he is known to his Polar Bear companions, was chosen to be Editor-in- Chief of La Campanula by the class last fall. University of Virginia JJEAN SKILTON COENISH OTED for her all around excellence in sports, Jean, as president of the Girl ' s Athletic Association during the past half year, has promoted a more widespread interest in girls ' sports throughout the school. In addition to Jean ' s athletic accomplishments, her sports write-ups for the Crier stood her in good stead when it was time to pick a year-book staff, as she was appointed Sports Editor. Anyone who has sat near Jean in class can tell you that the Cornish humor often enlivens an hour of hard work. Her willing co-operation and wholeheartedness can always be counted on when there ' s a job to be done. Whether on the athletic field, in the classroom, or outside of school, Jean is swell fun. A good sport and a grand friend — that ' s Jean. Cornish ' Student Council, ' 35 Girl ' s A. A., ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Secretary and President, French Club, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Dramatic Club, ' 35, ' 36 Crier, ' 36, ' 37 La Campanula Glee Club, ' 36 Debating Club, ' 36 Page Sixteen

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Winnie ' Class President, ' 37 Debating Club, ' 36 Class Treasurer, ' 35, ' 36 Baseball, ' 36 Tennis, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Basketball, ' 35, ' 36 HEEBEET ML GEAHAM TReRT, or Winnie as he is known to his friends, has been a member of our class since the tenth grade. Aside from being a permanent member of the honor roil, he has been on the basketball, baseball, and tennis teams every year he has been in C. H. S. He is a very willing worker, so good in fact that he was made class treasurer for three consecutive terms. If, by chance, you want to know anything about baseball, come around and ask Bert ; he can tell you about any player in any league, together with his batting average for the last five years. JOHN VINCENT CEEENE WW HEN teachers have been known to call him Ace in all seriousness, he must be O. K. Although Jack has not been with us since seventh grade, he has become one of the mainstays of the class. His ability on the tennis and baseball teams and his sharp-shooting on the ribbed court have made him one of the top, all-around athletes that College High has pro- duced in the last few years. Jackie is thoroughly a good sport, who can take practically any amount of razzing in his stride, giving as hearty a laugh as he receives. ' Ace Basketball, ' 36, ' 37 Baseball, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Tennis, ' 35, ' 36, ' 37 Polar Bears, ' 35, ' 36 Debating Club, ' 34, ' 35 Page Eighteen B w ' ' |p u!r f ' ' p ft» ' . Ml