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

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MARY NORMILE Crier, ' 3 8; Girls ' A. A., ' 3 8. Mary has a way with her, there ' s no doubt about it. Witness the fact that she fulfilled her graduation requirements in Summer school, is a year ahead of us in a New York art school, and will graduate as a member of our class. In her year at C.H.S. she was on the staff of the Crier and one of the A.A. ' s acey forwards in basket- ball. By the way, her hair is said to be the envy of all the Senior girls. THEODORE 5 WICK Basketball ' 37, ' 38, Co-Captain ' 39; Crier ' 3S, Sports Editor ' 39; Chorus ' 3 8, ' 39; Senior Carnival, Chairman; Class president ' 36; Class Vice-President ' 37. Ted made the varsity basketball squad back in tenth grade and has since gained the reputation of College High ' s best all-around athlete. This year, he, with Dick Austin, was co-captain of the quintet. Proof of his ability was shown when awards were made this year, for instead of the usual M, the two were given handsome kevs. But don ' t let that angelic expression fool you! Anyone sitting near him in class will tell you: If ever there was a reincarnation of Joe Miller, it ' s Teddy Swick. Page Twenty-two

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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

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JEANNE WETTYEN Girls ' A. A. ' 38, ' 39; French Club ' 36, ' 37, ' 38, ' 39; Chorus ' 37; Crier ' 36, ' 37, ' 38, Make-up Editor ' 39; Dramatic Club ' 37; La Campanula, Make-up Editor. A leader in every sense of the word, Jeanne has helped to make many of our class affairs a success. She has been in charge of French club refreshments for several years, and is now known to pour a mean cup of tea. Another field in which she is proficient is that of make-up work. She performed her task so excellently on the Crier that she was elected to the same post for this publication. N.J.C. is Jeanne ' s destination where we wish her the best of luck. EDWIN WALKER Besides being quite an expert boxer (ask any who have tangled with him), Ed can claim, with- out much fear of competition, top honors as College High ' s champ equestrian. Also setting him aside from the average person of high school age is the fact that he actually owns a horse, the care of which has made him quite an authority on quadrupeds of the hay-burning type. Joining ' 39 back in the very first year of its existence at C. H. S., Ed has come to be known as a quiet, efficient lad who may be depended on to perform most acceptably any task assigned him either bv faculty or class. Page Tiuntty-tbree