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

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JOAN ELIN BLUMBERG 145 East 30th Street, Paterson ' ' Ginger Hey listen, kids, have you heard this? and in nothing flat Joan has a crowd around her waiting to hear the latest scoop. Where she gets her info on such a variety of subjects has had us stumped for years. Then, too, you can always count on Joan to get a job done. Responsibility! That ' s what we like. Joanie is interested in dramatics, and we know that she has the right combination of character and personality to do a good job. Crier; Yearbook; Diamatic Club President; French Club; Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' A.A. T%: MARY A. CLAY 162 Burlington Avenue, Paterson Mary T-E-A-M Clay. It ' s no wonder the cheerleading squad is so good when Mary is its leader. Mary is a wonderful student, too, and has been a steady member of the honor roll right from the seventh grade. She further proved her abilities when she was voted Student Council president, the third girl ever to hold such a position in the history of C.H.S. Mary ' s beautiful voice is going to give her clear sailing as a music major in college. Student Council President; Crier; Yearbook; Class President (9), Vice-President (8), Treas- urer (7); Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Captain of Cheerleaders; French Club Secretary; Girls ' A.A.

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PETER REYNOLDS BENNETT 135 North Mountain Avenue, Montclair Pete Pete is the tennis man of our class. They say he really swings a mean racket. We all know he ' s a sure shot in basketball and far from slow on the football field. C.H.S. will be losing a lot when Pete graduates. The Class of ' 49 will miss him, too. Who ' s going to tell us corny jokes? Who will be custodian of that certain record at parties? Best of luck to a swell fellow. Baskethall: Baseball; Football; Choir. DAVID LAURANCE BERRY 66 Plymouth Street, Montclair Dingle How can we describe Dave in the alloted space? He ' s got far too much to him and has too many extra-curricular activities. He has been a three-letter man right along and the life of every party we can remember. Where he finds the time to work is something we don ' t know, but the honor rolls show that he does. Dave ' s a walking example of popularity, so let ' s just say he ' s an ideal senior. Student Council Vice-President; Class Presi- dent (10), Vice-President (91; Choir; Football Captain; Basketball Captain: Baseball; Crier.

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SHEILA DE VRIES Old Chester Road, Essex Fells She- ll we were to vote, Sheila would be en- titled, the girl we could never do without. She has been at the helm of many class en- deavors and has spurred us on with a little encouragement here and there. Her zany record imitations have had us all in hysterics more times than we can remember. She shines like a silver dollar in French, but her voca- tional aspirations lean toward dramatics. Some day we ' ll be saying, We knew her when — . Class President (7), Secretary (U); Student Council: President and Vice-President French Cluh: Choir: Crier: Yearbook: Girls ' A.A.: Dramatic Club. MARJORIE E. EASTWICK 19 Melrose Avenue, North Arlington Marge Although she entered College High in her junior year. Marge had that certain touch which at once endeared her to the class. Be- sides being tops in the three R ' s, she is also known for her work in the Girls ' A. A. Only the Crier staff can. really appreciate her work as proof and copy editor, and it seemed quite natural that Marge should be given the editor- ship of the yearbook. Crier; Yearbook Editor: Vice-President Girls ' A. A.; Choir; Girls ' Chorus.