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

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JLa CamparnUa Senior Glass -ig 2 Page Twenty-two f fenee C. Jitus Our hats come off to one person, who, all through school, has had to take more than her share of teas- ing, and yet has received it on the chin so nobly. Along with this, however, it is a known fact that Renee can put people back in their places surely and speedily. Besides, she is a hard worker in school and out, but still manages to have a good time too. She can always be found doing her part in class affairs, and seeing a job through to the bitter end. Living in Clifton, she has been a sturdy supporter of the 76, for six long years, and owns considerable stock in the Public Service Bus Line. Renee ' s cheerfulness and delightful friendship will long be remembered by all her classmates. SECRETARY OF THE CLASS; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB; CRIER; MEMBER OF CHORUS.

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Senior C lass-ig Q, ular J hepard If you want to know who will pitch today for the Giants, what team will win the pennant, where the training base of the Cubs is, or who married Joe DiMaggio ' s grandfather, just consult Shep. She ' ll tell you, and on good authority. She reads any sports magazine she can get her hands on, and faithfully listens to every single game in the season. Besides this unbelievable hobby, Mary is another of those all A students, and floors everyone with her faultless memory. Of a more practical nature, she helps solve many distressing class problems, and willingly exe- cutes her duties on various committees. Shep is headed for Principia, where we know she will make us justly proud of her in the future. 4 I CLASS PRESIDENT; CHORUS; LATIN CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; MEMBER OF THE GIRLS ' A.A.; COUNCIL REP- RESENTATIVE; DRAMATIC CLUB. rank tehli Frank Stehli, our sensational Batman, is really a human being underneath, even though one sometimes finds it hard to believe. He does, however, at times succeed in acting civilized long enough to get good marks in all of his classes. We shall never forget the era when everyone had a pet squirrel in his pocket, or a bat under his hat, which, of course, Frank sup- plied from his stock, which he claimed to raise in his bedroom. We should hate to think of what would happen if Frank were placed in an explosive factory, where he would probably invent some new bomb, for destroying the earth in one try. Anyway, if it ' s variety that you want, Frank is the person, best suited to provide it for you, that the senior class can recommend. VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS. Page Twenty-

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