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

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LOCAL GAZETTE The printed voice of College High — this is the Crier. Token over by the class of ' 54 in the middle of their junior year, some changes were made in the feature department of the paper. They added a spotlight each issue, featuring some student of C.hH.S. They also interspersed the common feature stories with poetry and puzzles. Trying to maintain last year ' s first class rating, the staff continued the policy of including the entire school in both features and news stories. Seated, left to right: Peter Sommer, Wolfgang Fuhr, Horry Kitzinger, Doriel Mortin, Wesley Pinney, Dovid Krugmon, Paul Rowe, Robert DIuhy, Anne Lee Knopf, Mary Damiono, Edna Jonowskl, Wendy Eaton, Erlka Ullman, Carol Ann Peacock, Helen D ' Arcy. Standing, left to right: Lawrence Hamilton, Sarah Whittoker, William Wycoff. Walter Koenig, Harrison Smith, Gene Jacobs, Joan Adams. Missing from picture: Michael Wygont. .!iis9 Left to right are: Bob DIuhy, editor-in-chief; Anne Lee Knopf, feature editor; Mike Wygont, managing editor.

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CITY COUNCIL m.- Seated, left to right: Robert DIuhy, vice-president: Christine Anderson, secretary; David Krugmon, president. Standing: Arthur Schneider, ninth grade; Barrie Grossman, tenth grade; Miss Catherine Genett, advisor; Peggy Dunphy, eleventh grade; Donald Rhodes, eighth grade. Missing from picture: Michael Wygant, twelfth grade. The Student Council of ' 53- ' 54 began the year ' s work by balancing a calendar of school activities. Planning interesting assemblies, transportation for away games, and the sponsoring of several cam- paigns were the immediate problems discussed. The Council wgs presided over by Dave Krug- mdn; Bob DIuhy and Christine Anderson were vice- president and secretary, respectively. Increasing the Council ' s power, and student interest, were two outstanding problems which faced the Council. Planning a joint panel discussion between faculty, administration and students to discuss the problems of restricted smoking and athletic insurance, was another Council project. [16] Officers Address Students

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Left to right: Kathleen Drucker. Mary Damiono, Edna Jan- owski, Harriet Nadell, Babette Surgent, Joan Vange, Arlene SeilenskI, Jean Ann Schlegel, Elyn Marie Hallberg. Seated: Miss Dorothy Morse. Chorus instructor. METROPOLITAN CHORUS The College High School Chorus, under the direction of Miss Dorothy J. Morse, elected officers and started on their musical journey immediately upon the opening of school in the fall. The group chose Walt Koenig, president; Carol Hyde, vice-president; Carol Rafferty, secretary; Mike Wygant, business manager, and Susan McCleary, librarian. In addition to the Christmas Concert, presented in the gymnasium, they also performed at the Junior League in Montclair. The Chorus, joined by the Junior Chorus, high- lighted the coming of spring by raising their voices in song for the sixth annual Spring Concert. Formal attire and a flower-clad background comprised the setting for a memorable evening of music. The Chorus climaxed a truly successful year with appearances at the Baccalaureate Service and Commencement exercises. First Row, seated left to right: Christine Anderson, Peggy Dunphy, Carole Ann Peacock, Edna Janowskl, Anne Lee Knopf, Janet Cole, Lark Lataner, Joanne Shershin, Mary Lee Robb, Emily Ellen Bohn, Susan Eagles. Mary Lynn Coffrey. Second Row: Elinor Lee. Sarah Whittaker, Anne Westerberg, Jo Ann Aronson, Ha Mae Schmidt, Susan Lor- sen. Irma Hengeveld, Carolyn Munson, Susan McCleary, Carol Hyde, Joon Adams, Constance Seelback. Lenore Desmet, Beverly Bird, Lilyonn Holm, Susan Neil, Ellen Schinmon, Susan Fallon. Wendy Eaton. Third Row: Joonn Ciccone, Carol Rafferty, Judith Spritzer, Mary Damiano, Erika Ullman, Sarah Whitman. Arlene Sielinski. Jane Daven- port, Carole Janowski, Sandra Short. Fourth Row, standing: Jean Ann Schlegel, Babette Surgent, Elyn Marie Hallberg. Frances Grossman, Harriet Nadell, Joan Vange. Joy Hillegos. Kathleen Drucker. Mary Harmon, Carolyn Stollard. Horry Kitzinger, Douglas Hole. Fifth Row: Horry Todd, Gene Jacobs. Wesley Pinney, Williom Wycoff, Peter Som- mer. Harrison Smith. Walter Koenig. Moore Craig, Malcolm Moore. Lawrence Hamilton. Peter Degenhardt. Philip White, Noel Bortlett. Frank Hopp. Kenneth DeHcrt, and Stephen White. ,A