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

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RHEA A. BROWN To know Rhea is to find dignity both charm- ing and natural, friendship sincere and cheer- ful. Rhea ' s smile? It ' s not mischievous or impish, but it ' s unforgettable. EVELYN BRADFORD We see her every noontime eating chocolate and an apple. We hear she ' s in Glee Club and the Make-Up group. We feel she ' s got a secret about her funny stamp collection. We know that she ' s a fine Scout leader. ISABEL MARY BYRNE Isabelle, the perfect lady — always well- groomed, poised and calm. But Belle, so dif- ferent — giggling hysterically at her own jokes, second floor Chapin ' s self-appointed yodeller announcing Laundry Day. VIRGINIA ANN CAMPBELL Ginny is the typical all-around American girl — fine, straightforward, fun. Her abilities range from life-saving to aesthetic dancing, but she ' s also known for her witty remarks, her deep interest in the West, and her air- mail correspondence. 26 SAM CHERNETSKY Only two years at Montclair, but Slinging Sam has made his mark. Whether on the basket- ball court, dance floor, or baseball diamond, this transfer from Newark Normal has given a smooth polished performance that delights the eye. We admire him for a rapid entrance into college affairs.

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MARGARET A. Y. BENSON The combination of an ever agreeable man- ner, a certain impenetrable reserve, clear thinking ability, and a perfect attitude as a fourth at bridge — that ' s Peg. BEULAH BERGMAN One of our quiet and industrious math majors, Beulah has a sincere and sympathetic nature which has endeared her to many, and a serious persistent mind which has served her well in scholastic achievement. JOSEPH BIBER Joe is that short, intellectual-looking fellow who has delighted you so many times with his fine performances in Dramatic Club pres- entations — even when dancing a Minuet. His serious comments on school matters were always tempered with a twinkle of the eye. HELEN A. BOCCHINI Her utter naivete is a constant source of amusement. Her amazingly keen mind and continuous stream of A ' s have always com- manded our deep respect. Her complete un- affectedness and charming manner make her a welcome addition to any gathering. NANCY LEE BISSELL Our girl of the many talents: for evidence, the Junior Play and delightfully illustrated note- books. Our girl of the Paradoxes: evidence blue eyes flashing fire and soft, quiet voice declaiming in a fury ' gainst the trials of a student. Our Nan: Poetry tempered with ef- ficiency. 25

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ABE CHINOY He fought for reform and won. Many a tradi- tion owes its beginning to Abe. He made many friends and kept them. He made his berth in Social Studies necessary. Flash! and Chinoy is there to cover the news. JACK J. CHOTINER The blond Robert Taylor of the campus, with his smooth clothes and unruffled exterior. The center of action on the diamond as he pitches a tricky curve. The hero of the dance in white tie and tails. ROSE M. CIOLINO To know her is to know the meaning of per- sonality plus. Charming and vivacious in manner, Rose is the delight of her classmates — chic in appearance, classic in features, Rose is the epitome of well-founded popular- ity. ANNE H. CLOTHIER To an acquaintance she is madcap Clothier of the Russ dancing team. To her room mate she is serious Anne with depth of thought and vision. Popularity, ability, and love of life have all been heaped on our fascinating red head. RHODA ELIZABETH CLARK Laugh and the world laughs with you char- acterizes Rho ' s deep resonant chuckle. He- lado Chocolate, her trademark, proves flu- ency in Spanish and partiality to chocolate ice-cream. Five feet one of reserve and de- pendability, Rho is charmingly unaffected. • 27