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

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WILLIAM G. FAY ••Will 537 HIGHLAND AVENUE UPPER MONTCLAIR Class Vice-President (10); Class Secretary (10); Football Squad (10, 11, 12); Chorus (12). If it ' s mischief you ' re looking for, his name is Bill Fay. Full of fun, with a real zest for liv- ing. Bill can alwavs be found in the thick of some prank. His reddish blond crop of hair, topping a boyish face that will probably never age, fits his spirited personality. He can usually be seen dri ' ing his car, packed to capacity with fearless passengers, at a sensible speed. ARiMEN G. FISHER ' ' Armen 294 NORTH MOUNTAIN AVENUE UPPER MONTCLAIR Chorus (12). Here is a man short on words but long on brain power. We have, accordingly, learned to listen carefully to what Armen has to say on these rare occasions, for he aKvays gives sound ad ' ice whether it concerns politics or more in- consequential matters. We shall always recall with our original admiration the Armensque Method ' ' of arriving at the correct mathematical solution by an involved and unusual procedure.

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DAVID GEORGE CHRISTIE ' Dave 122 ' ILD ' ooD avenue UPPER MONTCLAIR French Club Treasurer (U); Yearbook Asso- ciate Editor (12); Crier Assistant (11-12); Chorus (11, 12). Dave ' s activities show him to be musical, lit- erarv, and hnguistic, but we will remember him also for his good looks, sartorial elegance, and amiable disposition. (And he moves on the dance floor v uth the greatest of ease.) More- o ' er, at the most unexpected moment, this lad comes up with a pun that rocks the class, further e idence of his keen mind and sense of humor. PHYLLIS C. DLIRGET Phyl 246 PACIFIC STREET PATERSON Class President (9): Class Vice-President (12); Class Student Council Representative (10); Yearbook Associate Editor (12); Crier Associate Editor (11-12); Girls ' A. A. (7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12); Chorus (12); Cheerleader (12). Phyllis, petite damsel from down Paterson way, has graced these halls ever since the sev- enth grade. Her flair for news and the quality of her humor won her the position of feature editor of the Crier, a post ' hich she filled with distinction. Incidentallv, our popular Phvl was the first to embrace the New Look— which en- hances the quality of demureness that is espe- cially hers. 10

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ALICE MARGARET FLANDERS ••Peggy 916 LAKE STREET NEWARK Class Secretary (11); Crier Associate Editor (11-12); Girls ' A. A. (7, 8, 11, 12); French Club (11, 12); Chorus (9, 11, 12); Dramatic Club (7, 12). ' •Sweet as apple honey is an apt phrase, as far as it goes, to apply to brown-haired Peggv. But this orderly ' s-oung miss has a far wider range of capabilities. An excellent student, Peggy ap- proaches each task with determination and per- forms it with efficiency, to which her proof and copy work on the Crier will attest. Also, despite her aried list of extra-curricular acti ities, Peggv makes the Honor Roll regularly. LAWRENCE TURNER FRIEND Larry 18 COLONY DRI ' E EAST ' EST ORANGE Class President (12); Editor-in-Chief of Year- book (12); Crier Associate Editor (11-12); Varsity Baseball (if, 12); Varsity Basketball Squad (12); Orchestra (10); French Club (11). The Man of ' 48 ' we think most likely to succeed is none other than Larry, known to his intimate friends as Larr-Larr. His A record, editorship of La Campanilla and the Crier sports page, along with his athletic actiyities, all testify to his varied capabilities. In addition to a well-groomed appearance, Larr ' also possesses a perseverance and a sense of responsibility that arouses the admiration of us all. 12