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

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J 11 m . 6 ' . ' iJtJA f THE MEN AND WOMEN WHO ARE A lMil ' ' RESPONSIBLE FOR THE FINE RATING -TT MONTCLAIR MAINTAINS IN THE EDUCATIONAL WORLD PAGE 8 - t WITH A WIDE RANGE OF PERSONALI- y AJliMC ) ' TIES, ABILITIES, INTERESTS, MEMBERS C n ' OF THE CLASS OF ' 41 AS THEY REALLY ARE AFTER FOUR YEARS PAGE 14 WHO ARE EVER PRESENT, CONTRIBUT- ING TO THE COLLEGE LIFE WITH AMAZING NEW ATTITUDES, IDEALS, AND IDEAS PAGE 71 • y ft 9- THAT HAVE GROWN WITH THE COL- t AiM EGE, PROVIDING EXPRESSION OF f y EVERY APTITUDE AND INTEREST PAGE 78 tf WHICH, WITH THE ORGANIZATIONS, AJt OCCUPY SUCH AN IMPORTANT PART C . Z IN MONTCLAIR STUDENT ACTIVITY PAGE 108 1 THE COLLEGE AS AN AVERAGE MONT- iJy - CLhm STUDENT SEES IT PAGE 125 y . JL iJ CONTAINING SENIOR INDEX AND UN- 7 •A C ' ' V DERCLASS LISTS PAGE 132

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La Campana for 1941 is a book of innovations. Like all new and different undertakings, it is far from being perfect. The staff has worked hard to give the class a book that is representative of life at Montclair, and interesting to all students. We hope that the book ' s good points will balance the bad, and that the experience gained, both by the Senior staff and the Junior associates, will contribute to better yearbooks in time to come.

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Under President Sprague ' s leader- ship and guidance, New Jersey State Teachers College at Montclair has MflPPV a CDPn ' TTF ° to i s present place of prom- IlAnni A. rnA Ut - - education world. He is responsible for the college ' s fine organization, common sense policies, and excellent faculty — all necessary elements for a college producing teachers for the schools of our democracy. The Senior class wishes to honor President Sprague for the great bene- fits he has made possible for them. During their years at Montclair, he has been not only an executive, but an ever ready friend and adviser.