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

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JOAN i EIL» 16 BEECHWOOD DRIVE PACKANACK LAKE PERT and petite is Joan, an all-around girl. With an unequalled sense of humor, a flair for attractive clothes, and a hearty set of vocal chords, it ' s not hard to explain Joan ' s tremendous popularity. Besides these attributes, it might be added that she is an excellent dancer, plays a mean piano, and is a fanatical reader, gobbling up every book hot off the presses. At spinning a yarn Joan knows no rival, and the relating of her most recent adventure is always looked forward to by her classmates. President, Secretary, and Treasurer of Class; Cheerleader; Girls ' A. A. Vice- President; Crier Associate; Yearbook Associate; Chorus; Orchestra: Dramatic Club. JOHN PIKE 221 MONTCLAIR AVENUE MONTCLAIR JOHN is one of those people who hap- pens along all too infrequently, a jack of all trades, and their master also. An A student in every subject since he entered C. H. S. in the ninth grade, John is nevertheless a regular fellow and one of the school ' s staunchest backers. John has a wonderful sense of humor, and with the jokes that he takes about his tuba, his ponderous brief case, and his black lunchbox, he needs everv bit of it. One of the school ' s outstanding leaders now, we are positive that soon John will be an important personality in the world at large. Class President; Business Manager of Yearbook; Chorus; Orchestra; Crier As- sistant.

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THEODORE LOBSEIVZ 11 WEST PARKWAY CLIFTON IN the middle of any class argiimeni you will undoubtedly find Teddv fight- ing dauntlessly for his point. Right or wrong, and he ' s more often right, Ted is our class debater. An honor student in every subject, Ted ' s proficiency in math and the sciences has long been the envy of ali who struggle through these courses. Ted has added his scholastic achievements to a fine record on both the basketball and football teams to equal an all-around fellow. Photography is Ted ' s chief hobby, and his many amusing pictures of the class have often entertained us. Persistence is not the least of Ted ' s virtues, and everything he attempts is done thoroughly. Football; Crier Associate: Yearbook Associate; Chorus; French Club; Class President. JOYCE MACFARLAiVE 18 THE FAIRWAY MONTCLAIR WITH a new creation eacK day ( al- ways of the latest style), Mac is definitely one of the best-dressed of our senior class. Her vitty comments have helped keep more than one class dis- cussion going, and her bubbling person- ality has been a decided asset to all of us. Joyce entered College High in the tenth grade, and only no v can we ap- preciate the gap that existed before she came, a gap which she has filled so well. Whenever an advertising committee is needed, you may count on Joyce ' s name being near the top of the list, owing to her creative and artistic ability. Mac has made manv friends here, and we re sure that she won t be forgotten soon. Girls ' A. A.; Chorus; French Club Trea- surer.

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MAUREEN POMFRET 49 CHESTNUT DRIVE PACKANACK LAKE OUR financial wizard, Maureen could, we are sure, squeeze money from a stone, if it were for the good of the class. Muscles, a name which she has long been trying to live down, is the perfect ex- ample of the neat, attractive, and well- dressed high school senior. One of the smoothest dancers we have ever encoun- tered, Maureen is also the mainstay of the cheerleading squad, as witnessed by the fact that she was elected as this year ' s captain. Maureen is often con- fused with her Packanack Lake pal, Joan Neild, and the two of them can usually be seen running to the Erie station at the last minute to catch their train. Class Treasurer; Captain of Cheerlead- ers: Girls ' A. A.; Chorus; Dramatic Club; Crier Assistant. JAMES QlACKERiBlSH 397 EAST FORTIETH STREET PATERSON HIGH in school esteem anywhere in the United States is the handsome athletic hero, and so in C. H. S. there is Jim. Captain, star, and high scorer of the football team, Jim is also a brilliant performer on the basketball floor and baseball diamond. With untrained wavy hair, a band-aid on his face, and garbed in his team sweater, Jim seems irresista- ble to the fairer sex. But brawn and no brain doesn ' t apply in Jim ' s case. He ' s a hard worker, and hopes someday to become a doctor. As co-sports editor of the Crier, Jim ' s work has been com- mendable, and whenever a party is given, you may be sure that h e will be there to liven things up. Class Secretary; Football Captain; Bas- ketball; Baseball; Crier Associate; Chorus.