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

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FRENCH QUARTER First Row, left to right: Edna Jonowslti. Mary Domiano, David Kitay. Elyn Marie Hallberg, Walter Koenig, Sarah Whitman, Carole Peococlc. Second Row, standing: Kathleen Drucker. Helen Domiano, Jean Ann Schlegel, Christine Anderson. Peggy Dunphy. Eriko Ullman, Carol Hyde. Wendy Eaton, Gene Jacobs. Third Row: Larry Berman, Noel Bortlett, Robert DIuhy, Joseph Pedlosky, Douglas Hale, Terry Meyer, Moore Craig, Malcolm Moore. A la premiere seance du Cercle Francois, les membres ont choisi leur offlciers. Voici les resultats: presidente, Edna Janowski; vice-preidente, Elyn Marie Hallberg; secretaire, Sarah Whittoker; tresorier, David Kitay. The club, under the guidance of Mme. Paul Cressey and Mme. Mathilda Knecht, began the year with o party, at which refreshments and entertainment were provided by the juniors. At one of their meetings, Nicole Plasse ond Paul Tolio. exchange students from France, spoke to the group con- cerning the life of young people in France. As the months went by, the club hod its annual crepe suzette flipping party. In the spring, the club held its traditional French banquet in the College High School librory. Open to any person of any faith, the Bible Club has continued to lead an ambitious program in its eighth year of operation. Meeting every Tuesday afternoon under the direction of the M.S.T.C. Christian Intervorsity Fellowship, it has mode Boole of I, Peter its text for the year. The Bible Club has neither officers nor dues. Their meetings begin with o word of prayer and o reading from the Bible. This is followed by a discussion of the reading. Everyday problems are also talked over by the group. Trust in the Lord with oil thin thine own understanding. In all thy ways ockn thy paths. not heart, and lea ledge Him, and He shall dire Proverbs 3:5. 6 First Row, left to right: Babette Surgent, Elyn Marie Hallberg, Jane Davenport, llo Moe Schmidt, Susan McCleory. Second Row: Beverly Hugo. Joy Hillegas, Carolyn Howard, Ann Westerberg, Beverly Bird. METRO- POLITAN RELIGION GROUP [21]

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Under the tutelage of coaches John Bell, baseball mentor, Edward Weber, football, and Hugh McCollough, basketball, the sport scene at College High was bright for the first tinne in many years. The football squad, captained by Wolf- gang Fuhr and Harrison Smith, had a record of three and one, while the basket- ball team, led by Captain Walter Koenig, had an eleven and six record at the end of a season ' s play. The Ponies finished third in the North Jersey Ivy League with a nine and five slate in eague play. The 1953 baseball team, despite a poor season, had only two lettermen graduat- ing. Fielding an experienced squad in 954, the Black and Gold is looking for- ward to a winning season. Co-captains of the team oi-e Dave Krugman and Paul Rowe. IN COLLEGE HIGf • • • IN NEW YORK