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

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; - F. Bruce Potterton ' , „ ' i nr UU - l i wS- 836 Bloomfield Avenue J ' f - S Montclair -ri J J-i i- -K ' -., o X J i- -Ttc 4 (( I ..i p Quote You hate me — I can see it in your eyes ' m Note d for... bumming rides from Frances and George -»-ft i ■MIH Usually seen on the run to French Class j[jX ,,.J»j. co ■ Pll l Likes Elizabeth Taylor and money J Pet peeve that %!( ) $! Aud Piano? LiJj ,%. jUL yj j. Q If K ' vice-president Orchestra ■X Q f ,,pJ Hl French Club Htjj ' v ' J ' Ou J AJiA- --Lr- • . . Bruce Potterton might be likened to a tweed — he ' s Y Y V f 1 h sometimes salt-n ' -peppery, yet at other times very sub- ' K dued and quiet. His personality will go with almost A j )- ' any other fabric, in other words, Bruce can get along vV ' n ' q well with everybody. His keen sense of humor and his •• ability to play the piano have made Bruce a mainstay of the class and indispensable to the school. We ' re A •v . (St j 2 very sure, that with Bruce ' s swell personality and great ■ . ■Si » r }£i musical ability, his highest hopes in the music world will be realized. s

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4 1 A L Quote .„ „. . i Grind -em ' til they fit jA W y Noted for his Crosley h j-y fV ' Usually seen in his Crosley y jyf f Likes boats mm I y ' Pet peeve senior girls; cats ■ r 1 Chorus 10, 11, 12; Football 11, 12; Basketball 11, 12; Baseball 11, 12; Track 11, 12; Varsity Club 11, 12; Yearbook 12. George is just like a modern, streamlined locomotive; he ' s built like the Super Chief, good-looking, and al- ways has a tender following — (of girls). What ' s more, he ' s reliable and efficient, and is constantly toting around a car full of people, whether he has Crosley or Suick. And, as for the colors of the Super Chief, well, George ' s ties explain everything. The sight of George, walking to the front of the Aud to receive a Letter, is not unfamiliar around C.H.S.; he ' s captured them in four sports. All our best wishes for good luck and happiness go with George to Marietta College.

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ary G. Prince .. -tA •.- ■ F fi? 1 567 Broadway ' a , ' Paterson . . .; - S ♦•Quote You don ' t mean it! iJ » oted for nice clothes I .Usually seen catching up with Judy and Debby Likes lemon ice cream sodas tX J Pet peeve middle names i) 7 y Class secretary 9; Chorus 10, 11, 12; French Club 10, 11. 12, secretary 12; Latin Club 11, 12, president 12; Drama- tic Club 11, 12; Crier 11, 12; Yearbook 12; Girls ' A. A. 11. 12; Honor Roll 9, 10, 11, 12. JijtU AP L) Mary could easily be compared to an orchid — sophis- ticated and exotic, yet still bright and colorful. Her dark hair, black eyes, and quiet ways, made Mary some- what a mystery until we really got to know her. We ' ve discovered in back of her bright dark eyes, a good sense of humor, nice personality, and an ability to take responsibility, which we did not at first suspect. In ad- dition to her outstanding scholastic ability, Mary is one of the best dressed girls in the class, and what ' s more, she ' s an artist. These qualities, plus her good looks and personality, make Mary a very versatile and attractive girl.