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

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J4azei mith 108 Belgrade Avemie Clifton Sugar and spice and everything nice, that s what Hazel s made of. At least we assume this must be so for she s always so sweet and good- natured. She also has brains as is proved by the frequent appearance of her name on the Honor Roll. Hazel is always ready and willing to help in all outside activities. She was exchange editor of the Crier and we don t think the job has ever been done with more dispatch and efficiency. During her six years at College High she has been a member of Chorus and Girls A.A. When the cheerleading squad was organized, Hazel was an enthusiastic member. Hazel is another one of our classmates who wants to become a nurse and we envy her patients when she does. GIRLS ' A.A.: CHORUS; CRIER: LATIN CLUB; SEC- RETARY OF THE CLASS; CHEERLEADER; FRENCH CLUB. Kobert J t eer P 75 Mt. Prospect Avenue Verona Possessor of an adorable grin and enviable height. Bob is one of the most popular boys in the senior class. A star player on the basketball team, he has always amazed us with his ability to sink a basket just when we needed it most. He is also a member of Chorus and another one of those Math whizzes. A regular outdoor man. Bob, be- sides playing end on the football team, is also an expert at golf, tennis and skiing. He is one of the group organized for h iking (?), and was of great assistance in chaperoning the seventh grade to High Point last year. When the war is over Bob hopes to become a chemical engineer, and we wish him all the luck in achieving that ambition. FOOTBALL; BASKETBALL; BASEBALL; CHORUS; LATIN CLUB; PHOTOGRAPHY CLUB; TREASURER AND VICE PRESIDENT OF CLASS; DRAMATIC CLUB.

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C hnstine f ootjes 5 Adams Terrace Clifton Cliris, the all-American math star with the smooth handwriting and the smoother clothes, has our deetJest admiration. She allows few for- wards to score baskets when she s in the game. Not only a member of the Girls ' A. A. since the Seventh Grade, Chris has also fiddled her way through three years of Orchestra. As chairman of the Decorations Committee, Chris ' turkey- gobbler and horn of plenty created the success- ful spirit of the County Fair. Lately, as head of the subscription committee, you can see her chas- ing around trying to collect dollars from elusive yearbook subscribers. Cheerfulness + friendli- ness + neatness = Chris. GIRLS ' A.A.: CHORUS; SECRETARY AND PRESI- DENT OF THE CLASS; STUDENT COUNCIL REPRE- SENTATIVE; DRAMATIC CLUB; LATIN CLUB: FRENCH CLUB; ORCHESTRA. vJetsy Koss 73 Belgrade Avenue Clifton No wonder Betsy wants to be a gym teacher, and an excellent one she ■will be too, for in the field of athletics she is just one big superlative best. She is notorious for her gluey guarding, home runs and being able to dribble that hockey ball down the field at a breath-taking pace. Bet is the only senior girl to take the Officials test in basketball, and true to form, she passed with flying colors. On top of all this she has always found time to lend a helping hand on any project, and support A.A. and Chorus. Yes, this Betsy of ours really has something. GIRLS ' A.A. OF CLASS. CHORUS; FRENCH CLUB; PRESIDENT

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(Lmiue nne J te ili 540 Hignlancl Avenue Montclair Em is one of those distinctive people whose spirit, personanty and cooperation make College High the wonderful place it is. Her Hi-htes for the Crier and her Nvillingness to always have open-house for the gang will long he remembered. Her ability to undertake any difficult problem has always amazed us— witness the fact that she is one of the students who tackled four years of Math and can still joke about it. For six years Emilie has managed to blend hard work with lots of fun in just the right amounts to become one of the people ve are justly proud of. GIRI S ' A..A.; LATIN CLUB; DRAMATIC CLUB; CHORUS; FRENCH CLUB; PRESIDENT OF CLASS; FEATURE EDITOR OF CRIER; ORCHESTRA. lAJalter Umbacn 5 Pierson Place Glen Ridge Who is that devastating blond bombshell of the senior class who makes feminine hearts flut- ter? The answer is obvious. Besides being the class Romeo, Walt is a staunch member of the basketball and football teams. The mystery to us is how he manages to knock down A s, which we are told are not obtained without study. His afternoons are Riled with basketball practice and Chorus. He has also been a supporter of the Dramatic Club since the seventh grade. Tell us where you find the time. Walt. Walt wants to be an engineer, and from the way he takes senior Math in his stride, we know he II be a good one. CLASS VICE PRESIDENT; DRAMATIC CLUB; FOOT- BALL; BASKETBALL: BASEBALL; CRIER; ASSISTANT EDITOR-IN-CHIEF OF LA CAMPANILLA; PHOTOGRA- PHY CLUB; FRENCH CLUB; LATIN CLUB.