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

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CLASS OFFICERS I ,ll I., ,„Jii WJhun |)„M-, Emilie Anne itel.li, hrank Oun.p, . an, Boyle. Donald Baer, William Wallace, and Joe Burke. s, emors

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School C ode We will never bring disgrace on this, our school, by any act of dishonesty or cowardice. We will uphold the ideas and principles of our school, reaching jor these ideals alone, and struggling for them without our fellow members. Vve ivili revere and obey the school lau s, and will strive increasingly to ciuichen our sense of civic duty. Thus, in all these ways, we will transmit this school, not only not less, but greater, better, and more beautiful than it was transmitted to us.

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uanci Alexander 506 Passaic Avenue Passaic Nancy A, as she was so designated when sKe entered C.H.S. in 40, and became the second Nancy in the class, is one of the infants of the class, both in stature and in age. Honest-to-good- ness black hair and snapping brown eyes, plus a sense of humor, combine to make her one of the most popular members of the senior class — male or female. She has served on just about every class committee since she became one of the gang, yet all of her extra-curricular activities never interfered with her persistent good marks. We envy the college that will get Nancy for the next four years. GIRLS ' A. A.: CHORUS; DRAMATIC CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB; VICE PRESIDENT. TREASURER AND SECRETARY OF CLASS. (foyice nge ngennan 77 Pennington Avenue Passaic Chic, trim, smooth and well-dressed; all these adjectives describe a girl who s definitely not hard on the eyes, Joyce Angerman. Joyce left us for awhile last year to go to California, so we were all pleasantly surprised at having her back. Dur- ing a Dramatic Club production, Joyce gave us another example of her usual efficiency by manag- ing to dig up enough appropriate costumes to outfit the entire cast of the colorful pageant. We all admire Joyce s poise which she maintains upon all occasions. She can discuss an English ques- tion or give her opinion on any problem that might arise in a History class without becoming the slightest bit flustered. CRIER; DRAMATIC CLUB; LATIN CLUB; GIRLS ' A.A.