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

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g - - i MONTCLARION Senior B Popularity Contest Our Paderwiski — Katherine Aro. Creative Youth (most original) — Ruth Frazer. Gentlemen Prefer Blonds (prettiest) — Pat Dunne. Faculty Turtledove (biggest pull with Faculty) — Ruth E. Smith. Our Greenwich Village Sample (class artist) — Clare Langan. Black Bottom (best dancer) — Anne Gorman. Class Big Gun (noisiest) — Margaret Dake. Most Athletic— Elizabeth Wood. Our Books of Etiquette (most polite) : Vol. 1— Frank Dascoll. Vol. 2 — Mintrun Peterson. Our Lark (best singer) — Alene Unbehaun. A Lady of Quality (most dignified) — Lucia Torrey. Master Mind (best student) — Richard Beck. Mistress Mind (best student) — Adele Hill. Old Faithful (most conscientious) — Grace Kirkpatrick. Most Graceful — Kathleen Hinni. The Spice of Life (peppiest) — Ruth Van Dorn. 57 Varieties (most versatile) — Helen Ward. Much Ado About Nothing (biggest bluffer) — Agatha Linster. Class Mouse (quietest) — Mary Dennis. Irish Wit — Kathleen Healy. Class Horn (biggest blower) — Barbara Hetzel. Class Clown (funniest) — Alyce Rogers. Most Popular — Elizabeth Cheney. That Something — It (nicest personality) — Harriet Freeland. What the Ladies Are Wearing (best dresser) — Frances Jennings. Takes It With a Smile (best sport) — Evelyn Hammond. Done the Most for the Class — Ann Brewer. Baby Face (cutest) — Margaret Mitcham. Done the Most for the School — Eleanor Dunne. Our Future Superintendent (most likely to succeed) — Jack Twitchell. Our Busy Body — Mary Kein. Mighty lak a Rose (most attractive) — Blanche Vreeland. She Stands the Smile Test (best smile) — Mary Ingraham. Most Popular Teachers : Miss Nora Atwood. Miss Mary Barrett. Mr. Foster Grossnickle. Poffc TwcntyThr

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MONTCLARION Senior A ' s Popularity Contest Best All Round— Bill Twitchdl. Most Perfect Gentleman — Bill Twitchell. Most Popular — Dee Barber. Class Benefactoress — Dee Barber. Cutest — Marg Ward. Most Attractive — Dot Benard. Most Democratic — Betty Durning. Laziest — Marg Ellis. Best Dancer — Marg Ellis. Most Conscientious — Ann Coulter. Prettiest — Cally Genthon. Best Dresser — Helen Boyd. Most Athletic — Frances Gerrish. Faculty Pull — Florence Smith. Biggest Bluff — Ralph Holmes. Most Musical — Ruth Depue. Cleverest — Florence Scharf. Wittiest — Jerry Schienman. Keenest Sense of Humor — Class Musician — Peg Eyland. Peppiest — Marion Presby. Class Cut-Up — Marion Presby. Most Perfect Lady — Dot Loder. Demure — Ruth Depue. Quietest — Audrey Lucas. Best Sport — Ruth Keisler. Best Singer — Ida Merkle. Most Dramatic — Jean Moody. Most Thoughtful — Dot Loder. Most Dignified — C)9J ' = = = 333: E] l Page Twcuty-T-wo

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MONTCLARION FLORENCE ABBEY FLO General West Orange A pleasant smile, a qtiict ztwY. Enshrines you in our hearts to stay. Literary Club, G. A. A., Science Club. MILDRED ACKERMAN Kindergarten Laugh and the n ' orld laugJis with you. Up-to-Date Club, G. A. A. HELEN E. ARMITAGE FLAMING YOUTH General Dover Oh, for a sonnet, a sonnet red. To tell you of this lady ' s head. Glee Club, Literary Club, Science Club, Up-to-Date Club, G. A. A., Chairman Program Committee of Up- to-Date Club, Library Council, ' isual Education Club. DOROTHY BACON DOT Kindergarten Farmingdale The lesson plans that I design. The critics think are simply fine. Glee Club, Dramatic Club, Secretary Program Com- mittee, Baseball, Class Day Committee, G. A. A. MARGARET BAKER PEGGY General Englewood She came, she saw, she conquered. Up-to-Date Club, Dramatic Club, Hockey, Soccer. i fll-= =g: g gg$ :g? 1927 ?3S3::S3: ss |jg gj Page Twenty-Four