Montclair State College - La Campana Yearbook (Upper Montclair, NJ)

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|j l MONTCLAIRION I gp S£s SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS In the Topaz W ' e feel just like the seers of o!d Who gazed in their crystal ball ; When deep into the Topaz we look And days at M. N. S. recall. We see a meeting held June 2, 1924, in Montclair ' s big assembly hall, where the class of ' 26 first met to take those gruesome things — entrance exams. What a relief when two weeks later we find that we have managed to get by ! Ah, now we are a part of M. N. S. and are ready for action — it is September. We are kept busy for a time getting acquainted with our entirely new atmosphere, but it does not take us long to learn to love our school and make up our minds to work for it. We have the honor of having Mr. Sprague come to our school al the same time we do. We get together for our first class meeting and elect our officers. Lee Canniff, Mae Ann Janiga, Flo Smith and Alice Cross pulled up through many a tight pinch in our first term. For the remainder of those first autumn months we are kept busy chasing bugs, gathering leaves and flowers, running up and down the soccer field, and other such work. It was during thi.-. season our ' 26 boys began to shine in basketball; the girls in soccer; the Up-