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

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IN MEMORY In December, James Geoghan, better known as Jimmy, died of a heart attack. All College High School was deeply grieved by this great loss for Jimmy was a real friend to all of us who knew and loved him. In 1947, upon retirement from a distin- guished career in the Navy, Jimmy came to Col- lege High School as head custodian. Until his death he was faithful and diligent, not only in fulfilling his duties, but in making our school a happier, sunnier, and more pleasant place. Jimmy brightened the mornings with his witty sayings and stories; he lifted our spirits at dances. His good humor remained with him all day; although he often had good reason to lose his temper, he never did. Jimmy ' s work was of a humble nature but his stature as a human was great. He was pos- sessed of a character, depth of feeling, and cheerful disposition rare among men. We will never forget him nor the example he set. God needed a man to shine the stars, to polish the moon; He needed someone to shovel the snow, someone to sweep the clouds along, to keep them moving. God could not have chosen a better or nicer man than Jimmy. — Dr. Maurice Moff att 10 JAMES GEOGHAN

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Dr. Steven Earley Dr. M. MoflFatt Mr. David AUoway Mr. John Bell Dr. Helen Royer English 7 P.A.D. 12 Amer. History H Social Studies 8, 9 Social Studies 7 History 10, 12 Mr. R. Humphreys Mr. George Placek Mr. Jacoh Fisher Mrs. William Filas Mr. S. Kowalski Mathematics 7 Physics, Chemistry Biology Science 8 Science 7 Mr. Wm. Ballare Mr. Howard L. Fox Mr. L. Buchner Dr. M. H. Freeman Dr. E. Van Derveer Speech 10 Speech 9 Reading 9 Business 9 Business 9 Mr. W. Dioguardi Miss D. Shiposh Physical Education Physical Education FACULTY

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Merry have we met And merry have we been, Merry let U8 part And merry meet again. - — old English rhyme SENIORS