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

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JLa Cc amp am lla Claire dolf If you want to know the latest fashion, just see Claire. She ' ll give you free information, and instruc- tions too, if you persist. In other words, as an expert at the sewing machine, Claire turns out outstanding results, and modestly shrugs her shoulders when asked how she does it. She has also a remarkable memory, and sees to it to be on the Honor Roll every single semester. Her ability in Math, for in- stance, leaves the majority of the students trailing in her dust. Claire is also a splendid listener, and can look interested at the dullest moments in life. Her keen wit has unexpectedly shown itself on many occasions, and we are certain that her level-hcaded- ness will take her straight to the top. SECRETARY OF THE CLASS; CHS CHORUS; MEMBER OF THE DRAMATIC AND LATIN CLUBS. Kandall fJaer Randall ' s hst of achievements is one to make every senior burst with pride. As editor-in-chief of the Crier and La Campanilla, he has built for himself a fine record, so much, that whenever there ' s a re- sponsible position to be filled, his name is suggested immediately. His marks have never failed to be tops, along with his other varied tasks, and when there is a particularly difficult job to be carried out, Randy is always around to help as much as he can. Under- neath that serious face of his, however, an amazmg sense of humor often crops up at the oddest times, and we ' re sure that this, along with his seriousness and earnestness, will carry him to the top of the ladder. EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF CRIER AND YEARBOOK; MEM- BER OF CHS CHORUS; DRAMATIC CLUB; LATIN CLUB; STUDENT COUNCIL SECRETARY. Page Ten

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Mr. Pettegrove making a short assignment. . . . and then again there ' s honest graft. Recommending someone for a scholarship. Dr. Wittmer copin with a quidnunc. I really oughi fail this paper fhneteen ort -two Reverting to type Ed. — The original caption for this picture was censored. Bonjour m petits enfa We have to take and correct this maladjustment. Dr. Smith expla and demonstrate JLa C ampaniUa Page Nine

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Senior Cit ass-igjf2 J4elen . Cookt Helen, better known as Cookie, can usually be seen staggering out of Physics Lab., or being dragged away from the candy counter of the book store. She amazes everyone with her ability in basketball to nonchalantly sink shot after shot, and her height is envied by many. Her famous questions, posed in numerous classes, have helped to brighten many a dull hour, and Cookie ' s friendliness and gay spirit have saved many a desperate senior from hara-kari. She is the second girl of her family to graduate from C.H.S., and has upheld the Cooke tradition all through her years at school. We shall be sorry to see such a wonderful personality leaving us, yet proud to say that she was a member of the Class of ' 42. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT; DRAMATIC CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; THE GIRLS ' A.A.; CHORUS. anet Crum If there ' s a party tonight, you can bet your bot- tom dollar that it ' s at Crummie ' s, because, if there ever was a more generous personality, we certainly don ' t know of one. Janet has opened her home to the class many, many times, and her services to us have been indispensable. As writer of the Hi-Lites, you can see her good-natured sense of humor, as treasurer of the class, her ability to keep matters straight, and as a member of numerous organizations, Janet has established herself as one to do the job right and well. Having started the successful Riding Cl ub, she made us realize that her spirit is the kind we want at C.H.S. To make the world more ideal there would have to be an increase of Janet Crums. CLASS PRESIDENT AND VICE-PRESIDENT; CHORUS; COUNCIL SECRETARY; RIDING CLUB; YEARBOOK AND CRIER EDITOR; ORCHESTRA; CLASS TREASURER; GIRLS ' A.A. PRESIDENT. Page Eleven