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

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MARK E. DOBBELAAR Mark ' s the fellow with that delightful Scotch burr you ' ve heard in the halls or locker room. Who will ever forget Scotty leading his science clan to the Hallowe ' en dance? Mark used his excess energy dashing between choir rehearsals and biology lab, and his excess charm cultivating the social graces. Ahroo, Scotty, may you always lead your clan! GEORGE H. DUKES Ruggedness, versatility, sincerity, maturity, acumen, iconoclasm — so that we wonder whether it was genius that begot Dukes, or Dukes who was the father! FRANCES ELIZABETH EDGEWORTH Frances? — the girl who is always busy, always reasonable, and seldom flustered or hurried. Forever giving someone else a lift, never re- fusing a task nor shirking a responsibility, Frances wends her way through college with a quiet self-assurance and a serious interest in whatever work is at hand. EMMA FANTONE We present to you Emmy, the forever un- forgettable; Emmy, the upholder of Mont- clair ' s honor at football games: Emmy, Mrs. Humphrey ' s chief aide draping fairy costumes and hammering scenery; Emmy, co-disturber of the sacred peace of classrooms by muffled giggles; Emmy, as the most loyal of friends, to whom our tribute is; she wears well. 29

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FRED D. CRANSE. Jr. Always up to his ears in work, this busy executive finds time to be a really inde- pendent thinker. Fred ' s professional reputa- tion is built on his ability and mature philo- sophic outlook, but around school this C-6-er won popularity by his friendly directness and his quizzical humor. LUCILLE CZAPLICKl Passing among us quietly and working dili- gently at her many tasks, Lucille has attained the enviable; a quiet, respected popularity. Her circle of friends will remember her keen wit. Those of us who have moved in other lines, although we haven ' t been able to ap- preciate that keen wit, will remember her quiet grace. 28 ARMANDO MICHAEL D ' AMATO Armand ' s keen critical sense, his deliberate way of speaking, and his serious manner belie his warm Latin personality. He entertains his friends with his musical accomplishments, piano, violin, and tuba, and wins their loyalty by his unfailing consideration. FULVIA L. DELL ' OMO Yes, that was Fulvia behind the huge harp on the stage, playing in a much-awaited duet in every concert. Yes, that was Fulvia behind the musical administration of almost any lan- guage festival for four years past. A capable young miss, gesticulating to illustrate her voluble French and Spanish? Yes, that was Fulvia.

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JOHN FELTMAN As a freshman: Are you advocating Social- ism? As a sophomore: You can ' t prove that! As a junior: On what theory do you base that? As a senior: What do you think of the Co- operative Payment Plan? There is no question in our mind about John: He ' s going to be a financial executive. E. JOHN FIORILLA The gentleman is obviously a humorist and he croons tenor, dances adagio, and hypno- tizes professors. The gentleman is obviously a football captain and he wins at bridge, winks at fortune, and laughs at woe. The gentle- man is obviously E. John. ELEANOR M. FINN El was one of our most popular freshmen and as a Senior she maintains her status quo. Still a smooth dancer, still a star athlete, still a wistful, pretty gamin, still a grand person to work with — may it always be so. AARON L. FISH The perpetual frown on that handsome brow is merely conscientiousness. Aaron ' s enig- matic reserve cannot be pierced except by those other two, and his pride is a thing talked of. He is outspoken even in the face of social disapproval, and when he laughs it is as a child laughs at a toy, or a theatre- goer at a buffoon. 30