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

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PAUL G. WERT 53 Lane Avenue, Caldwell Duke Blond wavy hair, clear blue eyes, enviable height and clear-cut features are the results of Paul ' s German ancestry. He ' s really good- looking. Paul ' s got more than looks, too. He ' s a natural wit, always right on the ball with his spontaneous good humor. If you ever want to know anything about Pennsylvania, Paul ' s your man. Seems there ' s just no other place to hunt and fish. Here ' s wishing him success in all he does. Choir; Student Council; Class Vice-President (9), President (7); Football; Orchestra. CONVERSE M. WEST 120 Westville Avenue, Caldwell Con A professor mentions a name or an event. We think to ourselves, Hmmm . . . That sounds familiar . . . Won der where I ' ve heard it . . . , and that ' s all. But not Converse. He constantly amazes us with his tremendous initiative. Many ' s the time that yesterday ' s subject is mentioned again, and this time Con has loads of infor- mation on it. He ' s particularly interested in current events, and with that profitable curi- osity he should go far. The best of luck to him. Crier; Dramatic Club; French Club; Football Manager; Basketball Manager; Baseball Man- ager; Football Team (10).

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THORWALD TORGERSEN 76 Washington Street, East Orange Thor How dull can a report be? we ask our- selves. Then Thor goes to the front of the room and begins his talk. Immediately the doodlers stop doodling, the notewriters stop writing and the class comes to complete attention. And why? Because Thor is a top notch speaker. He can make the dullest of subjects inspiring. We ' re sure we will be hearing of him in that field in the years to come, and until then the best of luck to him. Class President (121; Crier, Choir; Football and Basketball Manager. ELIZABETH E. UMBACH 5 Pierson Place, Glen Ridge Liz If there ' s a job to be done, you can rest assured that no matter how many unexpected things come up, Liz will find time to get the work in. She ' s really dependable. Not only does she work hard and get good marks, but she can give swell parties. We ' ll never forget that cruise party she gave us on the S.S. Lizzie Lee. Best of luck to a hard worker and a swell girl. Class Vice-President (12), Secretary (111: Crier; Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Orchestra; Dramatic Club: French Club.

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MARGARET ELIZABETH WILLETT 20 Franklin Place, Arlington Betty Be it hockey, baseball or basketball, the first girl you would think of in connection with G.A.A. would be Betty Willett. She has sup- ported the Girls ' A. A. since seventh grade and now is president of it. This may give you an idea that she ' s good in sports. You ' re right. Not only that but she ' s right up top in school work, too. How does it feel, Betty, to be such a steady member of the honor roll? Class Vice-President lU), Secretary (12); Girls ' Chorus; Choir; Girls ' A. A. President. JANET RUTH WOODALL Wayne 7cfn Gosh, she ' s a swell gal. How many times have we said that about Janet? I ' m sure not less than a thousand times. Jan is neat and far more than attractive. She ' s got all the ingredients of that famous formula, too. Brains, looks and personality. We ' re told you don ' t make the honor roll year after year after year on a cute smile although Jan ' s name would still be there if that were all that was needed. Secretary of Student Council; Yearbook Bus- iness Manager; Choir; Girls ' Chorus; Girls ' A. A. Secretary.