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

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Lawson Cooper Lawson is the enterpriser of the senior class. He managed football, basketball, and baseball teams, and was the chairman of the senior carnival, Country Capers, given last fall. Many of us would never have reached class parties without transportation in Law- son ' s decrepit, but faithful, Chevrolet. The only thing that keeps this car in active duty is Lawson ' s profi- ciency as a mechanic. He has (or should we say had?) attractive, blond, wavy hair. It is still attractive and blond, but the waves are gone. This is due to the butch administered by the female barbers of the Class of ' 46. We know that Lawson will succeed in his intended field of electrical engineering. Manager of Football, Basketball, and Baseball. David Crowell You can always look to Dave for leadership, whether it ' s heading up the Crier or directing one of the class ' s important committee. Every time, he can be counted upon to carry out his various duties in a responsible manner. Although Dave ' s sense of humor (running to puns) has often irked us, it has also helped brighten many monotonous classes. As well as pep- ping up classes, Dave always helps a party to be a success by getting everyone into very high spirits. His name has been constantly on the honor roll since the seventh grade, although he participates in many extra- curricular activities. Class President; Class Vice-President; Class Secre- tary; Strident Council Representative ; Crier; Year- book; Baseball ; Football ; Orchestra; Chorus.

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Elliot Chester We shudder when we think how dull our six years at C.H.S. would have been without Elliot. Even the dullest of classes has been brightened by Chet ' s rare sense of humor. Being the only black-haired boy in the class gains Chet a certain distinction. Coming late to all class parties and school dances with very novel excuses, such as, I had a flat, gains him even more distinction. Chet wants to be a doctor. We are sure that, besides being a fine doctor from a medical stand- point, Elliot will have a bedside manner that will leave nothing to be desired. Chorus: Football: Crier: Class Secretary: Dramatic Club. Canfield Clark Mention Canfield, and the subject of sports always comes to mind. Besides being co-sports editor of the Crier, Canny is one of the mainstays of all C.H.S. teams. He is also an expert golfer. Canny ' s popularity in school was ascertained when he was elected vice- president and then president of the Student Council. He keeps trying to convince us that he can sing, and at any time of the day you are apt to hear some of that singing issuing from his mighty vocal chords. Nobody envies his musical ability, but we all envy his popularity. Canny is planning to be a metallurgical engineer, and we wish him the best of luck. Class President; Class Vice-President; Student Council President; Student Council Vice-President; Student Council Kep resentative; Basketball, Captain; Baseball; Crier ; Football; Chorus; Yearbook.

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Candace de Vries If a stranger were to enter the Class of ' 46, the first question he would ask would be, Who is that cute, dark-haired girl who is always bubbling over with fun? Naturally it would be Candy. She is an excel- lent rider and already has won several ribbons. She is also an accomplished hostess, and we will always remember her parties as special events. Candy ' s pres- ence assures success to any party. She has a dual personality, that of a fun lover and a hard worker. Candy decorates the pages of her notebooks with cute animals (usually horses) . She is talented artistically, and we are sure of her success in her chosen profes- sion, that of writing and illustrating children ' s books. Junior A. A.; Senior A. A.: Student Council Vice- President; Dramatic Club; Chorus; Crier; Yearbook. Patricia Doremus As captain of the cheerleaders, Pat has whipped the squad into the best shape in which it has ever been. Organizing noontime meetings and securing appro- priate uniforms for the squad, she contributed a vital morale factor to the team. Funnier than the jokes Pat tells, is the fact that she can never remember the punch lines. Pat has shown her dramatic ability in several C.H.S. plays. Many a lunch hour has been brightened for the girls when Pat recounted her latest experience in a humorous fashion. Pat is planning to work in social welfare. With her past experience at the T.B. institution for poor children, she already has a start in this profession. junior A. A.; Senior A. A.; Dramatic Club; Cheer- leading Captain; Chorus; Class Vice-President.