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

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Secretary-Treasurer of Class ' 39. Although she has always been one of the more reserved members of the class since joining our number in the eighth grade, Ginny hasn ' t missed the good times of our career. Ginny ' s minutes were always a model of neatness and accuracy during her term as class secretary, and it was soon that we found out she could always be depended on to lend a hand wherever or whenever it was necessary. Usually seen in the company of Ann Cunningham, one may often find the pair in the library devouring a chapter or two of German. Other times mav find Ginny playing her important though unpublicized part as a staunch class supporter as she has been since entering C.H.S. EDWAED SMITH ' 38, ' 39; La Campanilla Ed is one of the better basketball players of the class as well as being a crack catcher in baseball. He is the other half of the Allen-Smith team and alternates with Dick in keeping basket- ball averages. A member of the class since the Seventh grade, he has borne with us the many unforgettable experiences of our lively career. As he is a hard working student, we feel sure Ed will be a success in the years to come. Page Twenty

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PATRICIA KIRK Pat is one of the infants of the class, both in stature and in age. Although she is quiet, she is known to be an active class member, helping out on many Senior functions. Pat is famous for her fashion drawings and we understand the girls of ' 39 are looking forward to the day when Pat will design their dresses. Art School is her des- tination and we all wish her the best of luck there. HARRY RINGEN Chorus ' 37, ' 38, ' 39; Basketball Manager ' 38, ' 39. Harry ' s cheery chuckle and beaming face have always provided for our lighter moments in C.H.S. He has been the very efficient manager of Col- lege High ' s favorite sport, basketball, for the last two years as well as providing one of the more stalwart bass voices in the chorus. Whether Harry is mopping the Gym floor, providing rides for the gang in his car, or merely joining in the fun, he always manages to keep that happy- go-lucky look. Page Nine em

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DORIS INEALIS Girls ' A. A. ' 36, ' 37, ' 38, Secretary ' 39; Chorus ' 37, ' 38, ' 39; French Club ' 36, ' 37, 38; Crier ' 37, ' 38, ' 39; Secretary-Treasurer of Class ' 38; Dramatic Club ' 37; Cheer Leader ' 38, ' 39. Dot, like her car, is a most vital part of Col- lege High. She can usually be found doing one of two things, either taking care of the office or taking a load of girls for a ride in Vicky. Her personality is such that she is never at a loss for company, male or female. However, this does not affect her persistent good marks. Dot will be greatly missed by the rest of Col- lege High following her graduation, for she has done much to better this school. HARRY SPECHT Class President ' 39; Student Council ' 38; Orchestra ' 36, ' 37; Social Committee of School, ' 38. Harry is that meritorious man of the drawling voice and serious mien. One can never seem to exhaust Max ' s supply of answers to every con- ceivable question. He is just one of those students who comes through with the goods every time. Max, an all-around good fellow, has already proved his calm capability for handling people in his capacity of class president during ' 39. Judging by all reports, Harry is also a skilled horseman and bridge expert. Pjge Twenty-one