Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

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LE SOUVENIR ELLEN C. ADAMSON Ellen Here is a girl whose grades we admireg She strives in her subjects all A's to acquire. A. A. lf2f3f4, A. A. Council 4, Year Book Stall-f-Clubs Editor. De' bate Club 4. Cliecr Leader 2, Parrot Staff'--Sports 2f3-News Editor 4, Glce Club 2, Hockey If2. Hockey Manager 4, Swimming 3'4, Ticket Committee 3, Advertising Committee 3. Candy Committee 4. ALMA ALLEN Nicky Curly red haw and bright laughing eyes! To all of the gossip iri school she is wixe. A. A. lflf3, Parrot Stall'- Art Editor 2. Orveretta 3, Ticket Couuuittee 3f4, Decorating Com- mittee 3. NORMAN ALLISON Norm He isrft outxtandmg. nor yet very lmld. But text him with fire-W he will come out pure gold. A. A. 214'-l, Orchestra 1-'lf3f4, Glue Club 4. ALMA ARMSTRONG Alma Tune is never lost that is spent in the Pitmiiil of lqnowlctlgt'. A. A. 3--4. Sub-Treasurer Z. x Iwi jr X . N lxv ' '-IARRY ATKINSON 'h N Har Dj' so many activitiexn Hurry is head. Were sure to the White Home some day l1e'Il be led. A. A. IfZf3'4. Student Council- Recorder 2-Znd Vice President 3 ---President 4, Year Book Stall-H EditorfinfChief 4. Class OI'Iicer-- Vice President 3. 'iparrotu Stall' - Sports Editor I-2'3. Editorfin'Cbiel 4, Basketball 2'3. Baseball l-'lf3'4, Monitor 3-4. Operetta I, Board ul Control lil'-I. Stage Manager 'lf3. Advertising Committee 3. ROBERT ATKINSON Bob Boba such ti dreamer lux iuorlfx never done. Wliere does his time go? just ask Betty Plum! A. A. l 2f3f-I, junior Play 3. Football 2614, Basketball 3'-1, Track 3f4. Golf 3-4. Monitor 4, Movie Beneht 4. - 5 ,U . - b -llfv-K... 42 'Y 17 ' '- 4' 4 I -' 1 .. . . Q L1 JANE BAILEY Gracie She lilqex the men from ti certain plLlL'L'. And there ix one xlia thiulrs im mace. A. A. lrl-314. JIIIHIIII' Plglv 31, Cvlee Club I'-1, Monitor 4. Operetta I. Senior Octet 4. AMA, J war HCQRACE BARBER Btu-li Alu-aw the .mme in worlq or in play. jullv and xioluy, luibpy and guy. A. A. l'1'3-4. Yearlfook Stall - Track If-. Uperetta If-. Monitor I, Stage Manager lfl. Business lvlanager -I. Glue Club lfl. Football lf2'3'-I, Ba-kctball I-1. 'I W

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AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL FOURTH ORATION September! And for the fourth and final time we assembled under one roof! A big year was before us and we immediately settled down to work. Ofhcers were elected for the third and last time. In recognition of his sterling services during the sophomore and junior years, Harry Furey was unanimously elected President. Howlett Moyer became Vice Presidentg Carolyn Earley took over the duties of Recording Secretaryg Marion Smith was appointed Corresponding Secretaryg and Everett Elwell fell heir to the duties of Treasurer. It was during this year that the historic juniorfSenior feud took place. For about two weeks the rival classes battled valiantly, but we more than held our own. Our Victory Dance received a stunning blow by reason of the totally unexpected reverse handed the football team by Haddon Heights. This was one of the real drawbacks to a successful year. Our class inaugurated an entirely new procedure in movie benefits. The plan, which engaged the services of the Mt. Ephraim and Ritz theatres on successive weeks, was a huge success and gave outfofftown students a fine chance to swell their personal funds. A big, busy, bustling yearg but all too short! Almost before we knew it, term papers were being hastily finished and preparations begun for the Washington trip-the outstanding event of our high school career. Who will ever forget it? Then-Graduation, the Hnal chapter in our scholastic memories! We will always remember the solemn services and impressive ceremonies, attended with all the wistful rejoicing so essentially a part of this fifnal leaveftaking. Historians: DOROTHY SMITH, WILSON Rrrzius. 21

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AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL f MILDRED BEASTON Millie' Nature made lier as it sliould' Not too bad and not too good. A. A. If3f4. Student Council 4-, Monitor 4, Board of Control 4. MARY BERGER Mafry A fine disposition lids tliis senior lass, Helpful and friendly to all in tlie class. A. A. IfZf3-4, Hockey l'2f3'4, Upcrctta 3. VIRGINIA BORDLEMAY Peanut I 1 1 eanulu leads clzeers and plays a cello, Her voice may be lloarse, but llev tones are mellow. A, A. l'2f3-4, Orchestra lf2'3f4, Clicer Leader 3'4, Parrot Stall 4, Swiinining Manager 4. WESLEY E. BRITTIN XVes Boom! Booml . . . Sniff, sniff . . . oli. what a smell! WZ' are sure. as a cliemist, tliut XVes will ilo well. A. A. lflf-4, Orcllcstra I-3:3--I Ulec Club -I, Airplane Club lfl. X ,W I ' Luv 17 ,f ' ff WV' A-V5 I X ,A '4m,vZlu ffl V X REUBEN BRODY Rube 'ARube's big ambition is owning a Cord: But till times are better, l1e'll stick to his Ford. A. A. I-Zf3f4', Year Book Staff- Busincss Manager 4. Football I-2f3, Basketball 2f3-4, Baseball 3, Track lf2f3, Track Captain 4, Monitor 3- 4, Stage Manager 3f4. NEVA BURKHARDT Sis Neva is one of tlzese Mount Epllraimitesg Vv'e liope sl1e'll succeed lveliind tlie footliglits. A. A. 171-3-4, junior Play 3, Senior Play 4, Parrot Statl- Fcature Department 4. Basketball 1- 2, Hockey 1. Monitor 3'4, Operetta 3-4. Candy Coininitt e 4 . if-ev.Zf4,5ff flfc fd K rf EVELYN CAMPBELL Eu Laugh and tlie world lauglis with you, But you stay after sclzool alone. A. A, 2'3f4. HARRIETT M. CAREY Reels HtlTYIL'lll.Y giggle is surely ultrat'li1'c', But also at times it is 'very dis' lraczzve. 73