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

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JLa Cc ampaniiia lllc (Lveiyn ickes Possessor of curly hair, and sparkling eyes, a ready laugh, and a real sense of humor, Evie has earned a respected position in the Class of 1942. Her willing- ness and ability have been shown in all class affairs, and she has also shown deep interest in all activities around school, being a staunch supporter of Girls ' A.A., and the Chorus. Evelyn never fails to appear among the top students, without apparent difficulty. Her delicious cookies and famous cakes have added to her popularity, and Evie can always be depended upon to supply her share of refreshments. Next year will find her at M.S.T.C., and we know that she will always continue to make us proud of her in whatever she does. CLASS VICE-PRESIDENT AND TREASURER; DRA- MATIC CLUB; CHORUS; CRIER EDITOR; MEMBER OF THE GIRLS ' A.A. AND LATIN CLUB. William J(. 2)« Val By always finding and bringing out the humorous sides of every situation, and by his ever present wit, Bill has kept us laughing through all the years at C.H.S. His interest in the welfare of the school has never ceased, and his spirit is most admirable. As an editor of the Crier, and also of the Yearbook, in the Dramatic Club, as organizer of the Carnival and as founder of the Photography Club, Duvie has shown us that he ' s indispensable. His camera has gotten him into many embarrassing situations, yet Bill ' s witty answer has always saved the day. We shall never forget his cheerfulness, and readiness to do his share, in every matter, great or small, that has confronted the Class of ' 42. DRAMATIC CLUB; PHOTO CLUB PRESIDENT; YEAR- BOOK AND CRIER EDITOR; LATIN CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; CHORUS; CLASS PRESIDENT. Pnge Twelve

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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

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Senior Cii ass - IQJf 2 m aryanne yard in Upon entering C.H.S. in tenth grade, Myrn im- mediately established herself as one of the most popu- lar girls in the Class of ' 42, and in the entire school. Her cheerfulness and friendly smile earned her many worthy friends, and made her class justly proud of her actions. Her generosity and kindness to everyone will never be forgotten and Myrn ' s interest in class and school affairs plus her willingness to d o her share, have made us realize and appreciate her outstanding personality. In the field of Drama, she has proved to be a star, and is indispensable to the Dramatic Club. We feel sure that it won ' t be long in the future before we see Myrn ' s name where it belongs — in lights on Broadway. DRAMATIC CLUB PRESIDENT; FRENCH CLUB; GIRLS ' A.A.; CLASS TREASURER; CHORUS; CRIER; LATIN CLUB; YEARBOOK EDITOR. (fanet Q. J4ance Who is that knitting in the Library? Hancey, of course! Who is that talking with Renee, in the corner? Who ' s is that lusty voice in the front row of Chorus? The same good old Janet! As a smooth dresser and dancer, and a magnificent bridge player, Janet is to be envied for her friendliness, and ability to get along with everyone. If there ' s work to be done, the class could always count on her. Look at the successful Senior Bridge, due largely to Janet ' s organization. She can always be depended upon to see every class affair straight through to the end which is only small proof that we ' re positive that she ' ll continue to be one of the best examples of a true friend in C.H.S. DRAMATIC CLUB; CHORUS; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB; GIRLS ' A.A.; CRIER EDITOR. Page Thir