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

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Jjonald (fJaer 400 East Thirtietli Street Paterson As editor-in-chief of the Crier and f a Campa- nilla. you have to hand it to Donny. Add to this the fact that he is a star basketball and football player, an excellent student, and you must con- cede that he is an all around senior. Donny seems to have a dual personality. At times he becomes embarrassed, and turns all red and flustered. Then, when a big game is on, he puts all of his small frame into the big fight. When the Crier goes to press, Donny ' s voice can be heard some- times threateningly, but mostly making us laugh with his famous corny jokes. CRIER EDITOR: EDITOR OF LA CAMPANILLA: STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: FRENCH CLUB: LATIN CLUB: FOOTBALL: BASKETBALL; PRESIDENT AND SECRETARY OF CLASS: CHORUS. Ck api in ( Joy[d 69 AtKenia Avenue Clifton Here ' s the fellow who II give Tommy Dorsey plenty of competition. May we present Chap, better known as Chappy? Besides having been the mainstay of the brass section of the Orchestra for si.x years. Chappy has proved to be an active participant in extra-curricular activities. He is al- ways ready to give the kids a lift down to Bond s for cokes and stuff in his car, the Reluctant Wagon. The o vner of this canary-colored jal- lopy is also famous for his long crop of blond hair which has inspired the nickname of Veroni- ca Lake the second. He has been a member of the class since seventh grade, and without his cheerful altitude, we would have suffered, many more severe cases of the Blues. CLASS PRESIDENT: FRENCH CLUB; BASKETBALL: ORCHESTRA.

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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.

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50 Boyle Avenue Totowa Just say, vivacious, volatile and very entertain- ing, and you nave drawn a tnumb nail sketcn of Nancy. Ever since seventh grade, Nancy s sense of humor and fun have kept us in stitches, and her snappy comebacks have put all of us in our places more than once when we overstepped. She s been a mainstay of the cheerleading squad, and even when the cheerleaders aren t cheering, all sport teams can count on some good loud encouragement from Nancy. Besides building morale for the boys blockbusting basketball team Nancy has always been pretty important on the girls team. Nancy is always famous for her rip- roaring parties; as a matter of fact, we sometimes wonder if any of us vould have kno vn what a party was if we hadn t had Nancy s examples and encouragements. GIRLS ' A.A.. VICE PRESIDENT; CHORUS; DRA- MATIC CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; CLASS SECRETARY; CAPTAIN OF CHEERLEADERS. J oseph ( Jiirke 326 Grand Avenue Hawthorne Joe is the class fountain for those side remarks that make even the dullest class interesting. We can always count on his Irish ire and sense or humor to put his Irish foot in his mouth. Then vk ' e vait for the consequences and are never ceas- ingly amazed to Bnd that Joe can laugh his way out of any situation. Things seem to turn out for the best when Joe s around. His neat personality and topnotch vork in sports, plus the ability to write that interesting and to-the-point sports column in the Crier, make us sure that Joe will be a success in journalism school after the war. TREASURER. SECRETARY AND VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE CLASS; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTA- TIVE; FRENCH CLUB; FOOTBALL; BASKETBALL; CRIER; DRAMATIC CLUB; CHORUS.