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

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, . w . - = « v.. . „,„ ,,,,,, W.» V ' Oki[ u . Upper Montclair j Qcii V Quote I thought I ' d die! ! ! ' , Noted for whipping up clothes MH tfilfe , Usually seen hurrying along the hall to history l H m m .-»— • ' • Likes tigertown mmk 2 Pet peeve hard soft-boiled eggs Class vice president 7; treas- .. Mli ' ' ' HPI If » « l-T-»i ' — CrfiGC5» ' 5iL-. urer 9; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Y ' ' » iP «, j T - Girls ' A. A. 12; Cheerleader i - % 10, 11, 12, Captain 12; Crier v .... . t -f- • » -• ' % • - -» 11, 12; Honor Roll 7, 8, 9, 10. ttfHb » J - 12; Yearbook. l HIk » »- T Phoebe is hke the latest copy of Vogue — she ' s al- tt! f « t,.- . ' ,, ways well-dressed in the latest fashion, but like a copy t f ' of Vogue, she is not just a picture. Figuratively speak- ■ i » , „ ing, each page turned adds something to her per- nj t if ' . ' . sonaUty. Her nice looks are the surface, but Phoebe has charm and ability which have made her so much a part of the class. Whenever there is art work to be done, Phoebe is always at hand to produce something good. Her cheering and yelling as cheering captain always manage to spur us on to new heights of en- . thusiasm for the Black and Gold. ' ... 4 i ■ Y .

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Judith Lynn Edwin 23 Oxford Street Montclair Quote I have no idea Noted for her sense of humor Usually seen running after Debby and Mary Likes efficiency; boys over 6 ft. Pet peeve peanuts L aJi, t U- GoiaaJL , , ' S5oi .9 b cicdli- ' cajk- erOA Student Council representa- tive 7; Class secretary 9, 11; Chorus 10, 11, 12; Dramatic Club 11, 12; French Club 10, 11, 12; Latin Club 11, 12; Crier 11, 12; Yearbook Editor-in-chief, 12; Honor Roll 7, 8, 11, 12. ' , u 6 flL OAK, iti.f(nJh n €.Vi eci M £ ' • ' MQMM. Judy calls to mind a siirprise package done up in VJ •O-M. ta very nice wrapping — she always manages to come — Q. up with a good idea or a funny remark when it ' s least , • expected. Besides all this, Judy has organizing ability ' and has proven it in her activities and offices in the jjo ' class. Judy ' s fine work on the Crier as feature writer C well proves her good sense of humor and writing ability. All these things plus her good looks and per- sonality add up to a wonderful person. X ' -VUe. ' ' OCL ' u ervdo (jtiie docul mxooJLo ££ 6c cA-GLc ' iAOLTU y kfi (f-WU

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Bertram W. Fuhr ur. C onrad [ 63 King Street Haledon d- ' » 6l tVij . ZUri jjj£ ' » C- W Noted for ( nis two-tone green buggy Usually ' Kr AKTL €iuli • e-U) ; cV , lHyQ .- i ito seen ..- dragging a base viol through thfe lower Jwtll i Likes a good jam session (J Pet peeve being called Fair lyirv » a A prv ' .J ti} 3 ' TtL f l t yv% .Ov t . Class vice-president 10, treas- urer 11, Football 11, 12; Var- sity Club 11, 12, president 12; Basketball 12; Orchestra 11, 12; Chorus 12; Honor Holl 9, 10, 11, 12. A (Cadillcffc is known for its ability to produce the maxiomni amount of power and performance from its superior engine with the least amount of sound: well, that description fits Bert perfectly. He ' s quiet, but his name is always among the honored of each marking period. Nevertheless, Bert ' s unimposing manner only adds to a wonderful personality, and makes him all the more popular. His drive, which seems almost hydramatic at times, and his vigor (also attributes of the Cadillac) are constantly evident in C. H. S. sports where he always makes a good showing. We ' re cer- tain that Bert, with his intelligence and amiability, will go far ahead in the world.