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

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1. [Head couple forward and back 2. Simple-ton 3. Trench test next hour 4. Tlubba 5. What ' s she looking at? 6. Tier, but what ' s she after? 7. Tier shoe of course! 8. Mae West 9. A little farther IDIOSYN NAME QUOTES NOTED FOR John Armstrong : What a Xouffer! Perpetrating logomachy Bob Berry Any odds ya want up to 2-1 All around personality... Ed Bixler Is that right? Hard work Polly Brownson See anybody interesting? That angelic expression.. Judy Clinch What next? Coy looks Cynthia Cooper Oh! Crud! Knitting in P.A.D Georce Damman ' To each his own High price of haircuts Gvcen Evans Just a minute Queer sayings Carolyn Fay ' Ah! Bon! Her belt Carol Feisner Let ' s have a good giggle Monkey mimics . Dione Foosaner 3 ' oti nut! That camera Gretchen Ganow . „ That ain ' t right! „.Nice clothes Barbara Garlick I ' m sorry! Singing off key... Golda Gittleman Dan said — Dan Amy Glover li ' hat a chook! Her knitting Doug Hawes So what else is new? Original jokes Bob Hunziker Boy, was 3 feed off ' . Thriftyness Jeff Jeffries What a shmoe! Piano playing Helen Jones ..3 o homework, was there? Taking the negative.. Helen Marie Kirsinger Tell me all about it Muscles Donna Maxwell Do 7 have a lot to tell you! Collecting trinkets .. Allan Russell 7 ache all over Red convertible Beverly Sahlin Tie ' s a beast Sarcastic humor Cappy Van Valkenburgh Jbe Bums are in. De ole gee-tar . Jenepher Walker Ooh! Let me see too! Doing favors Cynthia Wallace Tlow ' bout this kid! Junk jewelry 24

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In tenth grade we had one of our busiest years. In English class we joined the Teen Age Book Club. Five dramatizations of the books a month were given by the class. The most well remembered is Fighting Fool which barely left the auditorium standing. Seeing that we had so much dramatic talent, Mr. Conrad let us have an amateur show at the end of the year. This show was highlighted by a black-faced routine and a dance in gay-nineties bathing suits. A field trip was taken by the biology class to the Bronx Zoo and to the World Premiere of the Arch of Triumph by the French Class. When the class rings arrived with a new and different crest on them, we really felt like upper-classmen. The Heart Beat, our Valentine ' s dance, outdid our last dance in decorations, but as the streets were covered with ice, there were about 30 people and half an orchestra. Needless to say our bank book took a nose dive. We presented The Bathroom Door, a one-act play directed by Mr. Fox. Al brought down the house with his one line, Wot ' s up? In the fall of our junior year we gave a football dance, The Pony Prance. AH the teams of the Metropolitan Conference were invited to see the presentation of the trophy to the C.H.S. captain. The dance was a huge success and we made fifty-seven cents on it. Dr. Young took us to New York to see Hamlet, which we had been studying. Then after much preparation, the French students took part in the M.S.T.C. French festival. The second dance the juniors gave, the Carousel, was even a bigger hit than the previous affair with an unusually large crowd. The chemistry class took three trips: to the Lederle Laboratories, the Colgate Palmolive Peet Company in Jersey City and to the Little Falls Water Works, where Polly ' s shoe fell in a water basin. To end the year, the Junior-Senior picnic was held at Cynthia ' s summer cottage at Cran- berry Lake. Even the seniors admitted that it was better than the one they had given the year before. And we were seniors before we knew it. As the seniors befor e us, we gave a carnival. In advertisement of The Last Straw a never-to-be-forgotten variety show was slapped together by the seniors and given in the aud. The comment was Revolutionary! At the carnival Dr. Partridge led the entire group in folk games and square dancing. The profit netted was the largest ever at such an affair at C.H.S. When it was all over we went up to Eagle Rock and threw pumpkins down to hear them pop. We made the annual visit to Mr. Bohn ' s house Halloween night. But beforehand, six or seven stops were made at unsuspecting teachers ' homes where several garbage cans and flagstone sidewalks were transplanted. Our trips were many, including a trip to the U.N., the New York Stock Exchange, The Town Meeting of the Air and an all day trip to the State Legislature in Trenton. When the juniors took over the Crier we began to work on the Yearbook. As you can see this work was well rewarded. The Senior bridge raised a goodly sum to add to the Scholarship Fund. For this same purpose we gave the Senior Play, under Mr. Bohn ' s direction, which topped all our dramatical efforts, impossible as it may seem. And then came graduation. Our six years had gone by as if it were six days. Only one grueling task is left — for each of us to sign 144 yearbooks. 23

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CRASIES USUALLY SEEN LIKES PET PEEVE With Jiunz Dixieland Moldy muskmelons Kidding around Poker Dodger fans With Marilyn Judy getting ads Arguing ivitb Dr. Wittmer Telephone calls Wrong numbers With the sultry six ' Em tall and terrific Insinuating remarks Acting silly Roy Rogers Boys who wear hats Walking in late Fast cars without mufflers People who don ' t like cows Scurrying in late White bucks and Butches Boom-Cbicka-Boom Supporting the Coke machine Trips to the White Castle Weak piano benches Everywhere That Pine tree state Copy-cats At Montclair Jiigh Orchids In the Moonlight Dieting ll ' inning bets Subtle humor Alarm clocks In a dither. To talk on the ' phone Having nothing io do Behind a cloud of smoke Dan and candy Sarcastic remarks It ' ith Jeff Snow Second gear 7Jo, heard Coeds Broken springs Jrom the front. Impossible from the side The heap Disagreement With Amy Music History classes Bucking down the hill Suntans and coffee Asparagus Looking for her cheerleaders Big wheels 7bin. socks with elastic tops Qetting hit in the nose Broad shoulders Ham comedians Limping Pink shirts Laps Jii the Pub Office Black coffee and Dem Bums Deadlines With a baseball bat Dodgers Unfriendly people In the library with the Juniors Skiing and the A.A.F Qene Autry Swinging from trees by her faiLBilly Eckstine Nail files, unthrifty people 25 i. Jialleluujah 2. Cheese cake 3. Aren ' t we cute 4. Boulder Qams 5. yummm 6. What beauts 7. Look at me S. Street scene