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

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V V FIRST ROW: Kathleen Parahus, Cynthia Janowski, Mary Ellen Sheft, Jean Sked, Phyllis Valentine, Nancy Hannon, Virginia Goldsmith, Karen Westerberg, Janet Fallon. SEC- OND ROW: Catherine Hartz, Patricia Eberle, John Greene, Beverly Ennis, William Frazier, Steven Halliwell, Carolyn Hulst, Barbara Fendrich, Lawrence Rubenstein. THIRD ROW: Richard Cenci, Lawrence Rubinson, Robert Cooke, Stephen Ward, William DeSmedt, David Nochimson, Paul Catfrey, William Carlson, David Ruiter, Henry Schinman. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Susan Lee, Griffith Feeney. CLASS OF 1961 A Theatre Club, class rings, Shakespeare, and A Night in Transylvania helped make ' 61 ' s first year as upperclassmen a memorable one. Returning with blond Pat Eberle and Packanack Laker Steve Ward as newcomers, the sopho- mores lost no time in becoming one of the leading classes of the school. Organizing a Theatre Club, they viewed A Touch of the Poet and Flower Drum Song on Broadway. February brought Valentine ' s Day and a unique aud and Friday the 13th dance, followed by March and the receipt of class rings. Sophomores added much to our Latin Club and String Ensemble, and turned out in throngs at canteens and away games. Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Wil- liam Frazier, Paul Caffrey; V.-Pres. Steven Halliwell, Rich- ard Cenci; Sec. Beverly Ennis, Patricia Eberle; Treas. Carolyn Hulst, David Ruiter; Student Council Rep. John Greene.

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FIRST ROW: Harriet Bograd, Ann Brewster, Antonia Rachiele, Richard Miller, Nancy White, Joel Ravitz, Ellen Larsen, Kathleen Parr, Virginia Hayman, Virginia Kelley. SECOND RO ' : Julie Forrest, Helen Gordon, Barbara Seelbach, Brenda Wolak, Nicholas Califano, James Behr- man, Barbara Bannister, Margaret Standish, Carro Sven- son. THIRD ROW: Gilbert Peterson, Robert Atkinson, Roy Bernt, Donald Smith, Richard Robinson, Ronald Young, Alan Sachtleben, John Maines, Victor Maroni, Andrew Thorbum, Wilham Shershin. CLASS OF I960 The juniors added depth to our Pony teams, presided over Library Council, and the Latin, Spanish, and Tennis Clubs. They contributed loyal members to Dramatic Club, Chorus, Cheering Squad, and G.A.A., and conducted a successful magazine drive in the fall. Their enthusiastic support of all senior undertakings will not be forgotten. The juniors welcomed Peggy Standish and Carro Svenson to their ambitious and intelligent class in September. They presented the school with a beautifully decorated Winter ' s Night at Christmas-time, and the seniors with the traditional prom and picnic in the spring. Taking over the CRIER brought headlines, deadlines, and late Monday nights. Their wacky aud and frequent par- ties showed cleverness, wit, and an appreciation of fun. Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Nicholas Califano, John Maines; V.-Pres. James Behrman, Andrew Thorburn; Sec, Brenda Wolak, Antonia Rachiele; Treas. Barbara Bannister, Richard Robinson; Student Coun- cil Rep. Barbara Seelbach, Richard Miller.

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Officers First and second semester officers respectively: Pres. Jef- frey Jones, Mason Young; V.-Pres. Arthur Meserve, Robert DuVall; Sec. Linda Goldsmith, Patricia Smith; Treas. Diane Windeler, Howard Mindus; Student Council Rep. Richard Dugan, Jane Mcllveen. CLASS OF 1962 The freshmen began their high school hfe with outstanding participation in sports and extra-curricular activities. They welcomed their new classmate, Gayle Griffith, with char- acteristic friendliness, and cjuickly made her a part of their happy times. Freshman bovs supported our varsity teams, their girls added strength to our G.A.A., and both boys and girls participated wholeheartedly in our Chorus and Choir. The first freshman class to present two dances, they gave All Hallow ' s Eve on October 31st, and a band dance in the spring. Also part of their exciting first year of high school was participation in College High ' s first combination typing and briefhand course and the concession for selling hot dogs and cokes at football and basketball games. FIRST ROW: Virginia Redding, Cecily Drucker, Mary Atkinson, Linda Desmet, Patricia Smith, Eileen Petersen, Ruth Lehr, Carol Van Horn, Nancy Tabenkin, Jane Mc- llveen. SECOND ROW: Bruce Bristol, Bruce Anderson, Diane ' indeler, Linda Goldsmith, Jeffrey Jones, Arthur Meserve, Richard Dugan, Gayle Griffith, Barbara Kocis. THIRD ROW: Scott Gamlen, Robert DuVall, Mason Young, John Damiano, Walter Romberg, Peter Loughnane, Allison Schleicher. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Barry Bernson, Howard Mindus, Susan Short, Jerry Thimme.