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

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it :-?-, V. ■ Far right, Conductor Mr. Louis Zerbe. First Row, clockwise: Susan McCleary, Constance Seelbach, Carolyn Munson, Suson Amidon, Noel Borflett. Second Row: Robert Prince, John VanNess. Philip White, Norman Bohn. Joan Vange, Vincent Drucker, George CencI, Glen Bcrtlett, Peter Sharfmon, Jean Ann Schlegel, Robert Sheppard, Albert Engel. Third Row: Frank hlopp, Judson Goldsmith, Michael Lough- none, Roger Fair, lla Mae Schmidt, Sondro Short. Missing tronn picture: Irma Hengeveld. Ann Sommer, Kathleen Drucker, Lynn Dorcy, John Sommer, Kenneth DeHart, Nancy Fendrlcks, Solly Wilson, Bonni- Sheppard, Robert Windeler. Virginia Humphreys. CHS PHILHARMONIC With the addition of ten new mennbers, this year ' s Orchesfra, conducted by Mr. Louis E. Zerbe, became one of the largest in College High ' s history. The organization commenced its year by elect- ing Jean Anne Schlegel, president; Noel Bcrtlett, vice-president; Joan Vonge, secretary-treasurer, and Ha Schmidt, librarian. The group ' s first public appearance of the year was at the annual Christmas Concert. Selections from Hansel and Gre+el and Santa Claus is Comin ' to Town were presented by the entire group. At the annuo! Spring Concert, the Orchestra made its next appearance, performing in conjunc- tion with the Chorus. Concluding the activities of the year, the Orchestra performed- at the gradua- tion exercises, ending a year of hard work, as well as fun. -

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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

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C.H.S. BALLET COMPANY Left to right: Kathleen Drucker. Elinor Lee, Lorl; Latane D ' Arcy, and Babette Surgent. Frances Grossman, Helen The Modern Dance Club was a newconner to College High this year. Its members could often be seen in the gym, interpreting, in terms oi dance, their psychological outioolts on life, or the movement of a professor hurrying to a class on a windy doy. Or they might be found huddled in a corner of the gym, discussing, under the expert guidance and leadership of Miss Eleanor Goff. The Individual in Relotionship to His Own Particular Rhythm and Movement. The club presented a program of the Donee for the students, and also attended symposiums held in nearby high schools. Kathy Drucker presided over the group, and minutes were token by Frances Grossman. Organizing quickly, under the direction of their advisor Dr. Corolyn E. Bock, the Latin Club chose Decern Leglo Caesaris os the name of their group. At an early meeting, the club voted to become a member of the Junior Classical League, a nation-wide . organization for Latin students. Officers elected by the club were: Richard Atkinson, president: Mike Loughnane, vice-president; Mourie Eaton, secretary; Mary Lee Robb, treasurer, and Guerry Suggs, corresponding secretary. The first project of the year was a field trip to New York to see Julius Caesar. Soon afterwards, a play about the Roman Gods was produced for presentation to a group of college Latin students. At Christmastime, a party was held, during which the members sang Christmas Carols in Latin and played adapta- tions of various Roman games. First Row, left to right: Irma Hengeveld, Carolyn Munson, Richard Atkinson, Mary Lee Robb, Maurice Eaton, Michael Loughnane, Dr. Bock. Second Row: Paul Yager, Mory Harmon, Sue Larsen, Emily Ellen Bohn, Frances Grossman, Carolyn Stallard, Janet Cole, Lark Latoner, Sue Eagles, Michael Kosser. Third Row: Richard Luiken, Andrew Brenmon, Daniel Creedon, Lowrence Korp, Robert Prince, and Philip White. LATIN QUARTER [20]