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

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WILLIAM H. NAGEL Bill 24 NASSAU ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR Class President (8); Class Vice-President (9); Class Secretary ' (7); Class Student Coun- cil Representative (10); Orchestra (7, 8); Chorus (11, 12); Varsity Football (11, 12); Yearbook Associate Editor (12); Crier Associ- ate Editor (11-12); Class Treasurer (12). Bill ' s masculine charm has kept feminine hearts fluttering ever since the seventh grade. With this Hollywood appeal, hov ' ever. Bill com- bines a capacity for participation and hard work in e ' ery phase of school endeavor— class, club, music, and athletics. Besides his jobs on t he Crier and La Campanilla, Bill has held a class office each year. All this, and football, too— for he ' s the fastest man on our team. BARBARA JOAN PALMA Bobbie 116 SEVENTEENTH AVENUE PATERSON Class Secretary (10); Chorus (12); Girls ' A. A. (8), Riding Club (12). With her familiar Have you heard this one? , Bobbie has breezed through school constantly shedding welcome humor on our sometimes weary paths. Barbara also keeps us au courant with the latest swing records and other teen-age subjects on which we all consider her an au- thority. With her attractive personality and well-poised manner, Bobbie will be a success in whatever she attempts. 17

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WILLIAM H. LANE Bill 126 ESSEX AVENUE MONTCLAIR Class President (8); Class Treasurer (9, 10); Business Manager of Yearbook (12); Radio Club (10). Another top man in intellect, Bill can tell vou the square of the hypotenuse while most of us are still fumbling with our answer books. With a mathematical rnind that could outwit Py- thagoras himself. Bill has, without exception, been an honor student throughout his six years at C. H. S. He expects to enter the engineering field— a profession for which he is eminently fitted. J. PATRICK LYNCH Pat 366 EAST THIRTY-FIRST STREET PATERSON Student Council President (12); Class Presi- dent (11); Varsity Football (10, 11, 12); Varsity Basketball Squad (11), Co-captain (12); Varsity Baseball (10, 11, 12); Chorus (11, 12). A varsity man in all three sports and President of the Student Council make quite a combina- tion. But Pat, with a continuous twinkle in his eye, tempers it all v dth his rollicking Irish wit. His cheerfulness and generosity have en- deared him to all his classmates. Calm and un- ruffled on the field and court, he plays a con- sistent and determined game. Pat ' s departure from College High will certainly lea ' e a gap that will be hard to fill. 16

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ADELE M. PATTISON ' Del 22 ELSTON ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR Cheerleader (11), Captain (12); Girls ' A. A. (8, 9, 10, 11, 12); Chorus (9, 11, 12); French Club (11). Usually airaxed in the black and gold of her C. H. S. cheerleader ' s outfit, Adele, to us, has become the symbol of the American Glamazon. Adroit at snapping her fingers and clapping her hands with the best of them, she can usually be seen at the head of her squad, spurring our bra es on to ■ictorv. But ' Dels outstanding re- port cards sho ' that she doesn ' t let these extra- curricular acti ' ities eclipse the more serious pur- poses of her school career. W ROBERT J. VAN ESS Van 212 McCOSH ROAD UPPER MONTCLAIR Class Treasurer (11); Yearbook Associate Edi- tor (12); C;rier Associate Editor (10, 11, 12); Chorus (12), Click, click, and another scene of C. H. S. life has been preserved for posterity by Bob ' s trusty little camera. With a flash-bulb wit that fre- quently fizzles, Bob occasionally drags his jokes out of the formaldehyde to give the old things a run for their money. However, when not deep in the corn field, Van is quiet and seri- ous-minded—qualities that will gain for him an en iable niche in the world. I ' j ' M. ' il%t - -, 18