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

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Joan Anderton Who ' s at the top of the list alphabetically and other- wise? Why it ' s Andy, of course. She is one of those rare three-in-one girls with looks, brains, and per- sonality. She always amazes us by putting her finger on just the right answer, even when she ' s half an hour late to class. Many times as proof and copy editor of the Crier she has saved the staff from starvation with boxes of cookies or cakes which she always seems to have on hand. We are sorry to see the last of the Andertons leave the portals of College High, and we hope that she ' ll have as much success as the rest of the family. junior A. A.; Senior A.A.; Dramatic Club; Class Vice-President; Cheerleader ; Crier, Yearbook; Chorus. Thelma Barnes When Thelma entered our class in the tenth grade, our first impression of her was that of the All-Amer- ican girl with a ready smile, white teeth and a won- derful tan. Unlike most first impressions, this one stuck. If you have any doubts about the meaning of a sailing term, or where the best skiing resort is located, ask Thel and you will be sure to get the right answer. The first one of the senior class to be able to drive (legally) , Thel is always willing to drive us to Bond ' s or to Montclair center for an errand. Thel wants to attend a junior college and will decide on a career when she is there. Senior A. A.; Dramatic Club; Chorus.

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■Seniors

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Grace Barton When doing homework, two heads are better than one, especially when one is Grace ' s. A careful and persistent worker, Grace deserves the good marks she receives. Holding the class record of never missing a day of school, Grace also rarely misses a class party or basketball game. Grace has been a valuable member of the orchestra and Girls ' A. A. since she entered C.H.S. in the ninth grade. She intends to study chemi- cal engineering at Cornell. We admire her courage in entering this field, for we realize that engineering is a difficult study for a girl. However, since Grace was one of the two girls to brave senior math, we feel sure that she will succeed. Dramatic Club ; Senior A. A.; Orchestra; Class Vice- President; Chorus; Crier. George Becker Re-entering C.H.S. in ' 45 after a four-year ab- sence, George immediately became known as one of the distinguished seniors. Possessing long eyelashes, a short crew cut and an ability to pun out of any situation, he has kept us constantly amused. George has winded many a classmate on hikes during vaca- tions. Though to us he is George, for obvious reasons he is known as Mr. Anthony to the col- lege girls (woof!). Well informed in other things, George always seems to come through with a famous quotation at the appropriate time. George wants to follow in his father ' s footsteps and be a doctor, and he is often heard discussing his future profession. Football: Chorus.