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

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410 EigKteentK Avenue Paterson There is no one on the campus who better de- serves the title, best dressed boy in the school, than Joe. Joe ' s curly blond hair, his impish grin, his methodical slow motion and his spontaneous silent laugh are well known by all. If any one is in doubt of anything, Joe is the man to see. His invariable reassuring reply to a statement is. Is that right? Yeah! I guess you re right. Everyone knows he ' s a brain, and no one understands it, because such easy-going good humor doesn t seem possible with consistent A marks. Joe is usually found either eating, or in the Crier office laughing at some headline he can t print. VICE PRESIDENT AND TREASURER OF CLASS; DRAMATIC CLUB; CHORUS; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRESENTATIVE: BASKETBALL; FOOTBALL; CRIER; LATIN CLUB; FRENCH CLUB. lAJiiuani JjavLS Great NotcK The last of a succession of nicknames given to our great basketball center is Foothills. Many is the time, before a crucial game, that the bright hopes of an opposing team are dashed to the ground after a glimpse of Tiny. Slim has a rare sense of humor and keeps us merry with his unmatched ability to whip up a jingle or joke. Having lived in a tent for the past three years, we understand how William has become the rugged specimen of a fresh-air fiend that he is. All of us will miss Bill very much, and we hope he ' ll have a fine time at West Point. BASKETBALL; FOOTBALL; BUSINESS MANAGER OF LA CAMPANILLA; CRIER MAKE-UP EDITOR; PRESIDENT OF CLASS: CLASS TREASURER; LATIN CLUB; FRENCH CLUB.

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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.

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3 ' ane de Uries Old Chester Road Essex Fells Jane is really the ' wonder girl of the class of ' 43. Besides participating in most every extra- curricular activity, Jane takes time oft to travel to Canada and do some fancy skiing and skating every year. Her many parties have always been eagerly looked forward to, then thoroughly en- joyed. Her popularity with the rest of the school is illustrated by her many elections to offices of the Student Council. Jane arrives every morning in her own gray coupe to undergo the first period Math. Her ambitious attitude and resulting good marks command a great deal of respect from her classmates and teachers. Janey is one who s sure to succeed and then we II be doubly proud of her. SECRETARY, VICE PRESIDENT AND REPRESENTA- TIVE OF STUDENT COUNCIL: VICE PRESIDENT OF CLASS; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB; PRESIDENT OF DRAMATIC CLUB; GIRLS ' A. A.; CRIER; LA CAM- PANILLA. (argaretta C lliS 304 East TKirty-filtK Street Paterson Brown eyes and blonde hair, a combination that ' s hard to beat; always ready with an original idea up her sleeve, and always in constant de- mand as a bridge partner: there you have her, Peggy. She is one of the few girls in the class to have been in A.A. since the seventh grade, and plays a good game of basketball. Peggy was awarded a letter for cheerleading, and can be seen at almost every game cheering, even if she is the one and only cheerleader present. Her snappy sayings are constantly quoted, and she is able to make the most routine job exciting. We ' re quite sure we couldn ' t have done without Peggy. SECRETARY OF THE CLASS; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB: CHORUS; CRIER; GIRLS ' A.A.: DRAMATIC CLUB; CHEERLEADER.