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

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JAINE AiNNE FLANDERS 916 LAKE STREET NEWARK IIJ ITH the unbeatable combination of I dark, curly hair and big brown eyes, Jane Anne is certainly one of the most popular girls in the class. First in the class to get her driying license, her car, Lena, has been the source of manv a class joke, all of which Jane Anne has weathered with her wonderful sense of humor. She can usually be seen on the day when the Crier goes to press, dash- ing madly about in search of the hi-lites which she says dominate her life from one issue to the next, but we ' re sure that Jane Anne does get a free minute once in a while, for her popularity demands some leisure time. Class Secretary: Crier Associate: Chor- us; French Club: Dramatic Club. JOAN GA] OW 19 CEDARS ROAD CALDWELL COMBINE beauty, brains, and person- ality, and the obvious outcome is Neesie. Her prowess at math has been a continual source of amazement to both the masculine and feminine element of our class, to say nothing of the teachers. This wouldn ' t be quite so amazing, were not Joan equally as capable in her other studies. Neesie can always be counted on to provide shelter for anyone who can ' t get home after a date. Tall, statu- esque Joan is one of our best cheerlead- ers too, and her unobtrusive manner has won her many life-long friends at Col- lege High. Student Council Secretary: Vice-Presi- dent and Treasurer of Class: Cheerlead- er: Crier Associate: Chorus; French Club.

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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.

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464 PARK STREET MONTCLAIR IT ' S not hard to see from the imposing hst of activities helow that the loss of John to the school will be a tremen- dous one. As editor of both the Crier and the yearbook, and as one of the most valuable players on the football and basketball teams, John has always dis- plaved superior ability. To participate in this expanded program, besides being an honor student and attending all of College High ' s social affairs, is certainly lough work, but John seems to manage with ease. John is famous for his droll sense of humor, and his loud ties and socks are notorious. Student Council Vice-President : Presi- dent and Secretary of Class: Football; Basketball; Editor-in-Chief of Crier and Yearbook; Chorus; Orchestra; French Club President. WALTEIC nriNZIKER :{n9 EAST FORTIETH STREET I ' ATERSON WAY up there in the ranks of school leaders is Skip. Running the gamut from a top honor student to an outstand- ing athelete. Skip seems to be at home in everything he attempts. Many a time have we sat in the Crier office and list- ened to Skip tell a joke for the ump- teenth time. Walt is one of our most conscientious workers, one who will al- ways do a job well, as can be seen by his work as assistant editor on both the Crier and the yearbook. e can ' t con- ceive, with his wonderful combination of perserverance and intelligence, ho v Skip can help be anything but a success. President and Student Council Repre- sentative of Class; Football; Basketball: Crier Associate; Yearbook Associate; Chorus; French Club.