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

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MONTCLAIR STATE THE FUTURE ' believe fhe future is only the past again, entered fftrougft another gate. — Sir Arthur Wing Pinero

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tA After graduation, formulafion of our futures will be in our own hands. As we go on our separate paths through life, we will be, even more than now, aware of the many wonderful experiences and associations that have been so much a part of our life at College High School. The happiness in getting a commendation on a difficult assign- ment, the joy in winning on athletic contest and the sadness in losing, the satisfaction in a project well done — all these will be well remembered. The parties and the dances, the Crier and LA CAMPANULA, those gym class raids, lunch time in the upper hall and that fabulous senior year — all these are the never to be forgotten greats for the class of ' 61. In a few years our campus, too, will change and expand; many of our familiar haunts may be gone but in our hearts will always remain this school that has meant so much to us and all that we have learned in living and growing at College hHigh. Now, time has swept us by; we must travel to the broader horizons of the future but we will always keep in our memory those joyful years on the Montcloir campus and all that they meant to us.

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DEDICATION Dr. Harold C. Bohn has been the English teacher, class adviser, and friend of every one of his graduat- ing classes since 1939. Like those before us, we, as a class, are indebted to him for excellent training in English language and literature as well as for helpful guidance in all class affairs. As individuals, however, our debt is far greater. We began to respect this man on the first day of school, when he spoke to us about the outstanding people who had occupied the seats we then filled. As he talked, he inspired each one of us with a sense of great poten- tial for future success. Throughout the year, he con- tinued to show a genuine and impartial interest in each one of us. By expecting much of each person. Dr. Bohn made us aware of our own abilities. By teaching us not to seek the easy way, he showed how best to realize these talents fully. We soon learned that any problem would find a ready, sym- pathetic audience in Dr. Bohn. Much more could be said of his boundless en- thusiasm for all the College High kids, his wonder- ful sense of fun, and his ability to bring order out of the frequent chaos we seemed to create. In this brief space, however, we must follow his frequent admonition to select the most egregious point. Dr. Bohn has given each of us a priceless gift which we value all our lives: a sense of individual worth and respecl for the personal worth of every other individual. DR. BOHN