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

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MARY BLANCHE COX 136 Friar Lane, Clifton An outsanding student and leader ... a superb coffee maker . . . Mary Ha Ha . . . organization plus . . . secretary of the Student Council in her sophomore year . . . responsible news editor of the Crier . . . thinks for herself . . . the only Col- lege High girl taking college calculus . . . does she really keep Band-aids in the Band-aid box? . . . It ' s coming in May! . . . friendly and helpful . . . ticklish . . . always has a warm smile for everyone . . . beautiful, large eyes . . . ability and willingness to work will make Mary a leader in whatever she does. Wallflower Marigold. Thy modesty ' s a candle to thy merit. ' — Henry Fielding 19

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CONSTANCE EMILY CALIFANO 29 Green Knolls Drive, Wayne Aptitude for everything . . . B-|-, her favorite grade . . . co-chairman of our very successful magazine drive . . . hostess of many memorable swimming parties — oh, that lasagna! . . . amateur bus driver . . . loves summers at the shore . . . music lover and accomplished pianist ... a non-conformist who says what she thinks — and is often right . . . no one would recognize her without her contact lenses ... a part-time member of our gym class . . . grand entrances at 8:45 . . . talented artist . . . integral part of the G.A.A. hockey and basketball teams ... a beautiful tan and naturally curly blonde hair . . . unbelievable powers of concentration. ' The mildest manners and the gentlest heart. ' — Homer Connie.

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THOMAS PHILIP DRYER 138 Young Avenue, Cedar Grove Tommy . . . president of the Student Council . . . co-captain of the football and baseball teams . . . witty and sarcastic . . . one step ahead of every teacher . . . the origami menagerie . . . Dio ' s Mr. Dwyer . . . impish grin and a bright red blush . . . endless supply of sandwiches . . . one of the big three . . . well circulated French notes . . . unique views on corporal punishment . . . editor pf La Campanilla and business manager of the Crier . . . intellectual curiosity . . . awesome ability to think and concentrate . . . walking example of the meaning of a student. He doth indeed show some sparks that are like wit. 20 — William Shakespeare Come on, dunk it.