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

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ANNE C. COLE Gracious is the word for Anne. Poised and cool, she meets the days ' ups and downs with a smile on her lips. Chapin girls know her as an efficient dorm chairman as well as a very jolly girl. ESTHER COHEN If designing modern coiffures and tackling difficult mathematics problems do not seem to go together, we present Esther as evidence that they can and do combine pleasantly. ANNA MARIE COLE If golden hair makes for attractiveness, if steadiness and competence make for accom- plishment, if good humor and personality make a grand friend — then our statement of equality equals Anna. RUTH CLAY COLON N A If you like a girl with brains as well as beauty — if you like a girl with poise and self-assur- ance — if you like a girl with a grand sense of humor — you ' ll love Rudy! 28 A. VIRGINIA CONVENTI For four years Ginny has continued to be the same sweet, immaculately groomed girl, with never a hair out of place, and never grudging a giggle when the occasion demand- ed it.

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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

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JOHN C. COSTELLO, JR. As the campus politician, we predict quite a career for this Casanova, for he was al- ways Johnny-on-the-spot where anything was doing — always the center of a whirl of bus- iness and girls. MARY F. COSTELLO Hers is a carefree spirit — the envy of her fellow students. Hers, too, is a clear think- ing ability. But we will always remember Mary for her twinkling eyes, her delightful frankness, and her spontaneous whispers dur- ing class. «$ f X f MARJORIE R. COUCHLAN Likely as not, if you go into the lounge you ' ll find Marj winning a bridge game, dressed in the height of fashion, and looking as doll- like as possible for a College Senior. DORIS A. COX Who always knows the answer? Who al- ways has a witty comeback? Whose outrage- ous little sneeze breaks the dead silence of the classroom? Whose clicking knitting nee- dles fly during Chapel? The answer is Doris, of course. MARY L. COUCHLAN With the dignity of a duchess, Mary is still the real college girl. In her we see the com- bination that student and socialite can make. She is loyal to friends and college choir with the same sincerity for both. • 29