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

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CHARLES C. REILLY, JR. 253 Midland Avenue, Montclair Chuck We used to call him Mighty Mouse, but he fooled us one summer and outgrew his name. We still think of him as having tre- mendous influential power, though. Take a tip from us and don ' t ever be opposite him in a debate. You won ' t stand a chance. He has a wonderful brain that ' s just packed with logic. Chuck has personality plus and a certain charm that we know will make him a success in any field. Student Council; Class President (8); Crier; Yearbook; Choir; Basketball; Baseball. RALPH LORAIN RIEHLE 308 Park Street, Montclair Old Money Bags Ralph we used to call him. Perhaps it ' s because he somehow got caught in the web of a conspiracy to make him class treasurer for our six years at C.H.S. In spite of this apparent abuse, Ralph has proved himself to be a real guy, and he ' s we liked by all of us. His yen for dabbling in mechanics is going to lead him right into an engineering school where we know he ' ll make the grade. Class Treasurer (7-12); Dramatic Club; Crier; Choir; Orchestra; Football Manager. Jk

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MALCOLM S. McCLINTOCK 403 Upper Mountain Avenue, Montclair Mac If you ' re ever hungry, Mac ' s the guy to see. He ' ll give you all the corn you want and now and then a hot crossed pun. Where does he get ' em? When he ' s not being humorous, he sets a brilliant mind to work. We are con- stantly floored with his answers to questions about subjects we ' ve never even heard of. Responsibility? You can ' t be editor of the Crier without it. We know he ' ll be a success. Class President ill); Yearbook; Choir; DTamatic Club; Football; Baseball. DONNA WILLIAMS PELISSIER 856 Valley Road, Montclair Don Neat as a pin, good looking and style plus. Add personality and popularity and you have a thumb-nail sketch of Donna. Donna is very frank and sincere; nothing hypocritical about her. Now besides all this she is a marvelous dancer. It ' s no wonder that a party would be missing a lot if she weren ' t there. Donna wants to be secretary and knowing her for six years has convinced us that she will do a terrific job. Class Secretary (11); Crier; Choir; Girls ' A.A.; Orchestra.

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WARREN E. SEAMANS 8 Barnes Street, Paterson Archie Warren, more commonly known as Archie, come to C.H.S. in ninth grade. How did we get through seventh and eighth grades without him? How did the chorus get along? the bas- ketball team? the football team? the baseball team? We really don ' t know. His vast popu- larity was made clear when he was elected president of the Student Council. Archie goes out of his way to be nice to everyone, and the best of luck is what he deserves. Class President (U); Student Council President; Crier: French Club; Choir; Orchestra; Football; Jasketball; Baseball. JEAN ELLEN SILVERMAN 464 Highland Avenue, Newark How dull Monday mornings would be without Jean Ellen. We can always bank on a complete account of fabulous weekends. Be- sides this, she has a tremendous supply of jokes. If you haven ' t heard the latest one, Jean Ellen is the girl to see. Every once in a while she forgets a punch line, but that ' s one of the things that makes her so much fun. Jean Ellen has great school spirit and very rarely misses a football, basketball or baseball game. Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Dramatic Club; Girls A. A.