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

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FIRST ROW: Robert Atkinson, Allison Schleicher, ' illiam Shershin, Robert DuVall, Richard Miller, Andrew Thorburn, Arthur Meserve, Walter Romberg. SECOXD ROW: Coach Arnold Aronowitz, Harold Pettegrove, Griffith Feeney, David Nochimson, Richard Dugan, Captain Wilham Carlson. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Rruce Bristol, Steven HalH- well, Henry Schinman. CROSS COUNTRY In their new uniforms the harriers made a considerably improved showing this year. Led by Bill Carlson, the team beat Montclair and Newark Academies, wl iile losing to Morris- to Mi tsvice, Delbarton once, and Eastern Chris- tian once. In a meet against Morristown and Montclair Academy the boys placed tliird. GIRLS ' ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION FIRST ROW: Brenda Wolak, Terese Rachiele, Virginia Haymann, Sarah Mlson, Helen Gordon, Linda Bremer, Christine Macdonald, Diane Bassett, Virginia Kelley, Carro Svenson, Cecily Drucker. SECOXD ROW: Patricia Smith, Mary Snell, Joyce Graeter, Barbara Seel- bach, Antonia Rachiele, Jane McIKeen, Nancy Fendrich, Mary Kasser, Barbara Kocis, Joan Damiano, Eileen Peterson, THIRD RO ' : Nancy White, Lorraine Cimino, Ruth Lehr, Virginia Humphreys, Diane Windeler, Diane Thimme, Kathleen Wagda, Mary Atkinson, Margaret Standish, Andree Wright, Linda Deimet. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Janet Fallon, Barbara Fendrich, Linda Goldsmith, Kathleen Parr, ' irginia Redding, Bonnie Shep- pard, Susan Short, Carol Van Horn. Beginning with a suc- cessful dance, the Sock Hop, the G.A. entered one of its best years yet. Due largely to under- class support, the girls won the basketball play- day for the first time in seven years and tied for first place in hockey. The skillful playing re- flected the excellent training by Miss Shirley Martin.

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The ' 58 baseball team startled the school by piling up a 5-2-1 record in spite of the rain which washed out four games and about two weeks of Mountainside Park practice. High points of the season were Mark Polderman ' s seven-inning no-hitter against Montclair Academy, the first doubleheader (a split) in CHS history, and those 6-0 and 1-0 victories over Newark. Kneeling are Assistant Coaches Joe Conti and Jim Agnew. Standing: Captain Bill Drinkuth and Coach Ray Yagiello. Who ' s on first?!! BASEBALL FIRST ROW: Alex Aikman, Ed Kenney, Bill Drinkuth, Ernie Remig, Herb Califano, Gil Peterson. SECOND ROW: Jim Behrman, Dave Ruiter, Ricky Cenci, Barry Bernson, Roy Bernt, John Maines. THIRD ROW: Rob Cooke, Paul Caffrey, Ricky Robinson, Ron Young, Dave Nochimson, Alan Sacht- leben, Nick Califano, Jerry Thimme.

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The enlarged Varsity Cheering Squad, with its high spirit and spar- kle, was led by co-cap- tains Ginny Humphreys and Andie Wright. Memories, other than cheering at games, pep rallies, and Canteen, in- clude sewing on letters, in enting new cheers, being an inhibiting fac- tor at the football ban- quet, and presenting a Sadie Hawkins dance. FIRST ROW: Nancy White, Andree Wright, Virginia Humphreys, Diane Bassett. SECOND ROW: Terese Rachiele, Brenda Wolak, Barbara Seelbach, Nancy Fendrich, Joyce Graeter. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Kathleen Wagda. VARSITY CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS J.V. CHEERLEADERS: Jean Strauchon, Barbara Reuter, Constance Califano, Suzanne Hill, Janice Halliwell, Susan White, Joan Gamble. MISSING FROM PICTURE: Judy Young, Katherine Brodie, Cynthia Fox. Ably captained by Joan Gamble and Sue Hill, four seventh grad- ers and four eighth graders worked togeth- er to produce pep and spirit in the J.V. Cheer- ing Squad. The girls were assisted by the school mascot, Putnam Junior, in cheering the boys on to victory.