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

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Miss Cook . . . enjoys a good laugh more than anyone . . . hunnanistic . . . pleasant smile . . . quiet man- ner . . . candid intellectual . . . interested in the woman ' s role in a democracy . . . efficient librarian, yet never too busy to help a student . . . books, books, and more books. Mrs. Cressey . . . very French . . . fresh pink complexion . . . loves the sunny warmth of France . . . exudes cheer . . . works hard and requires it of others. Miss Cridlebaugh . . . good natured librarian . . . lady from the South . . . trace of an accent . . . always ready to lend a hand . . . encourages research . . . gentle reminder to stop chattering in the library . . . many good reports given at Montclair stem from her cooperation. Mrs. Davis . . . well-groomed . . . beautifully dressed . . . eat for your health ... a sincere interest in her students . . . half of faculty husband and wife team . . . takes an active part in city administration . . . Remember, your note books are due tomorrow. Miss Duke . . . favorite gym-teacher of Montclair girls . . . trim, smart figure . . . casual, tailored clothes . . . wearing her gym suit in spite of wintry winds . . . the epitome of vitality . . . always friendly, good-natured ... a truly good sport. Miss de Escoriaza . . . nick-named Scori by her devoted students . . . there ' s no one like her . . . vivid, arresting personality ... all that is Spanish . . . it ' s cold in this climate . . . her unforgettable good sportsmanship at Senior Assembly . . . You should not wear the sequinses on the dresses while teaching! Miss Fantone . . . modern art enthusiast . . . fearless ad- vocate of woman ' s rights . . . always willing to go out of her way for the students ... a patient instruc- tor . . . cooperative . . . friendly . . . working the motion picture projector in Room 4 . . . should have six hands to do all her work. Dr. Fehr . . . one of the most popular profs on campus . . . wonderful sense of fair play . . . brilliant mind . . . giving helpful hints for teaching in all his courses . . . rapid-fire mathematician ... an A from Fehr is well-deserved . . . unswerving in his own philosophy of life. Dr, Folsom . . . quick-witted and energetic . . . fair- minded . . . excellent explanations of the intricacies of historical events . . . flashing through the cen- turies . . . utilizes time to the utmost . . . her exams . . . uncomplaining person . . . never anything but honest with you and with herself. • 12

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Mr. Beauchamp . . . likes the good things of life . . . dramatic lectures told with gestures . . . dislikes tardiness . . . feels his experiences in World War I are invaluable . . . Shakespeare . . . At the University of Chicago . . . likes good poetry . . . decries modern swing music. Mr. Bohn . . . the dramatic touch . . . the play is the thing . . . defender of MSTC spirit . . . accomplishes a startling amount of work . . . able director of PLAYERS . . . Democracy, above all things . . . sin- cere . . . direct . . . interest in appropriate architec- ture for New Jersey homes. Miss Booth . . . Boothie . . . congenial watchman of the Medical department . . . Well, what ' s wrong with you? . . . more school spirit than all of us put together . . . scolding about colds ... I think you ' ll live . . . well liked by every Montclair student. Mrs. Brainard . . . Miss Holmes . . . efficient, but for- giving librarian . . . You SHOULD know the rules by this time . . . friendly warnings about overnight books . . . amazing faculty for connecting faces with correct library numbers. Mr. Budne . . . clear, concise mind . . . dry sense of humor . . . former Montclair graduate . , . learned as a professor . . . seems to know a great deal about dice . . . and the possibilities . . . horse racing enthusiast. Mr. Bye . . . sincere . . . honest . . . dry, straight-faced humor . . . understanding smile . . . logical well- ordered, precise mind . . . Constitutional authority . . holds all speed records for covering material in an hour . . . interested in seeing America? . . . see Mr. Bye, field trip director. Mr. Clifford . . . sharp, sarcastic wit . . . How many of you people want to be teachers? . . . statistical wizard . . . expert on all commercial mathematical problems. Mr. Cobb . . . musically minded . . . What does Con- fucius say about it? . . . the vast conception of music . . . nimble-fingered pianist . . . rather shy . . . believes in the great value of great masters . . . Bach . . . Chopin . . . Beethoven . . . friend to all who love music as he does. Mr. Conrad . . . unparalleled quipster . . . Amy Lowell and I . . . interesting teacher . . , warm friend . . . capable guide for students with a yen for creative writing . . . slowly reading poetry . . . his go out and get yourself a man, girls course (commonly known as Biography) . . . aesthete and philosopher with his feet on the ground. 11 •

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DAVIS COOK FANTONE CRESSEY DUKE FEHR CRIDLEBAUCH de ESCORIAZA FOLSOM 13