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

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PHYLLIS ADOLF 399 EAST THIRTY-FOURTH STREET PATERSON HERE begin the senior write-ups, and we defy you to find anyone better than Phyllis with whom to begin. We ' ll never forget Phyl ' s many fads, and we ' re sure that every time we see a person madly chewing gum, eating Delieia candy bars, or engrossed in a copy of Gone With the Wind, our minds will travel back to that vivacious girl with the feather cut who added so much to the class of ' 47. Lest we should give vou the wrong impression about Phyllis, we hasten to add that she has been a long- standing member of the honor roll, and a terrifically hard worker both in her studies and in outside class projects. Vice-President, Secretary, and Student Council Representative of Class; Girls ' A. A.; Chorus; French Club Secretary. BEVERLY BECKER 646 EAST TWENTY-EIGHTH STREET PATERSON ALWAYS rushing through the halls with a hockey stick or a tennis racket, Beverly is without a doubt the girl athe- lete of our class. Entering in our fifth year at College High, she soon became a valuable addition to the class. Not only is Bev president of the Girls ' A. A., but she is also a loyal supporter of school activities, and always can be seen at sports contests with either a pencil or a scorebook in hand. Besides these ex- tra-curricular activities, Beverly can ever be counted upon to enliven a class dis- cussion, as we discovered in P. A. D. Bev is also one of the members of our class who participated in the Life Camp experiment last summer. Girls ' A. A. President : Chorus; French Club; Crier Assistant.

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IlAYMOxAII C ASSEL 9 EKWIN I ' LACE CALDWELL ONE of the hardest vorkers in our class, Ray is constantly either in the Hhrary studying for a test, or else worrying about a test which he has just taken. We ' ll never for ;et the many times Rav has dashed madlv into class at the last minute, libeling the Public Service at the top of his lungs. Ray has also kept us in stitches over his violent dislike of the Irish, Russians, and Demo- crats. ' W e are sure that if Rav attacks evervthing in life with the same persis- tence which he has shown at his school work, he will go far in the world. Chorus: Dramatic Club. BETTE IHOATE 715 HIGHLA ' D AVENUE NEWARK ALL good things come in small pack- ages, and B. J. is no exception. Al- though she didn ' t enter College High until her freshman vear, Bette soon had the class buzzing with talk of Gary Cooper, Maurice Evans, an i the Brook- lyn Dodgers. Some of the other char- acteristics which endear B. J. to us are her various shades of dark hair, and her booming tenor in the chorus. Bette has always wanted to be an actress, and from the emotion which she displays at our games, we think that she will be very successful. Combinetl with all this school spirit and her wonderful sense of humor, Bette still manages to be on the honor roll at everv marking period. President, Vice-President, and Treasurer of Class: Cheerleader: Girls ' A. A.; Chorus: French Club: Dramatic Club.