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

Text from Pages 1 - 106 of the 1937 volume:

if y Xffiyffifffgf X f -ln.,q. 3 WW'- L Y I I .....':'.:-axlxl-,.Ii. ...gf -..i H - S., . '.1 . ' Z!! ff X f ffQf ff jf fin ff ff X47 gf ri XX x ' x 55 5' ei ff-N QQ kv, 1 ' f Q K f W! HIGH SCI-IOOL M WWI? XXS4. S ,.'-1525 :ul- Xi X , X 1 X Kf , .. X1 fxwx F, Z- K, 'h- K 'T fy X- x l, 4 4,4 -2 ExLlslus AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL M5 SUUWQNIR Volume X I Claw of 1937 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL Audubon, New Iersey Qzreworcp E, THE sTAFF, present to your the Class of 1937, this Volume 10 of LE SoUvEN1R, with the hope that you will cherish and keep it. May it hrihg lasting memories of the happiest days of your youth! A MESSAGE FROM THE BOARD OF EDUCATIGN CGHE EDUCATION you are now Hnishing is just the foundaf tion for the structure you are about to build in the iield of business and higher education. The Board of Education has done its best to provide the necessary material for a firm foundation. You, the individual, have been the builderg if you have used the material to the best advantage, there is no doubt that your structure is a Hrm one. It is now your civic duty to continue your interest in educaf tional affairs so that future graduates may receive in even greater measure the fruits of education when they arrive at the point you have reached today. ANDREW F. GANSER, President DEDICATION C60 MR. GEORGE H. IAGGARD, in appreciation of his untiring effort on our behalf, we, the Class of 1937, affectionately dedicate this book. FLIGHT CFFICERS EHE CLASS of 1937 sincerely thanks its advisers, Miss Dorn' bach, Mrs. Schuler, Mrs. Lance, Mr. Keyburtz, and Mr. Neel, for their generous help and guidance. Zyl HThose having torches will pass them on to others -PLATO l DR. WILLIAM L. FIDLER Supervising Principal l I my The Supervising Principal's Message WE ARE HUMAN beings and act much the same in the presence of that which tends to lull us to sleep or which threatens our security. Methods which foster unreasoned subservience weaken an organization, for they strike at the very source of its strength -the wide awake, thoughtful, self-appraising attitude on the part of the individual members. The highest ideals of search, forbidding any mere selfish quest, demand that all attainable values, particularly those of other personalities, be taken as best possible into account. It is only thus that adequacy, whether of appreciation or of choice, can justly be sought. It is only thus that democracy is truly served. WILLIAM L. FIDLER, B.S. in Ed., Ed. M., Ed.D. 'LThe heart to conceive, the uriderstaridirig to direct, the hand to execute. -JUNIUS. Miss GRACE N. KRAEMER The Principal's Message AN EDUCATED MAN masters things-ways of doing his share of the work that the world needs to have done: but ever he remains the master. It is the study of man himself-of human nature, human motives, human emotions-which engages the attention of him who wishes to he received into the society of educated men. And education, like charity, begins at home. Every young person ought to be stimulated to analyze himself-his aptitudes, his limitations, his reactions to people and to situations. He ought to understand, further, that in his ability to adjust him- self to others, lies the hope of his success or the certainty of his failure. Only as he fashions his desires and his will into an earnest desire to move in harmony with the laws of men and their ways, as well as things and their forces, can he hope to live a useful life and service his day and generation. GRACE N. KRAMER, A.B., M.A. High School Principal RUTH ANDERSON, B.S. .......... English ALBERTA V. ARENTZEN, B.S., English, History ALICE C. BAULIC, B.S..Physical Education REBECCA BORSTEIN, B.S., German, Commercial Arithmetic ELEANOR F. BRADY, A.B.. English, History HELEN C. BROWN, A.B., M.A., Latin, English VIOLET I. CHANCE, B.S., Commercial Education GWENDOLYN F. CI-IEESMAN, B.S., M.S., English PAUL M. DARE, B.S. ....... Industrial Arts BERTHA W. DORNEACH, B.S., Algebra, Plane Geometry LILLIAN F. EATON ........ Free Hand Art ELTON E. ELLIS, BS.. . .Physical Education W. G. EVERT, BS. .............. German ALICE VVARLOW FEINMANN ....... English GRETCHEN C. FISHER, A.B., Algebra, History MARLZUERITE AYRES FRANZEN .... English RUTH K. GIFFORD, B.S., Physical Education, First Aid Domestic Hygiene CHARLES GORDINIER. B.S. ..... Geography XVILLIAM H. GRIMBERG, BS., Commercial Education 1. DARE HERITrXGE, BS., MS., General Science ALICE E. HUMPHREY ......... Aritlznietic DOROTHY CARLISLE IRETON .... Geography GEORGE H. JAGGARD, AB., M.A.. .English GRLAND KEYBURTZ, B.S., M.A., Commercial Education J. CLIFFORD LABAR, B.S., Industrial Arts and Science AERONAUTICAL BOARD OF CONTRC I'l0l OLIVER P. LAMBERT, JR., B.S. V Plane and Solid Geometryg Trigonometry CRAWFORD V. LANCE, B.S., M.A., English, Physics MILDRED MARTIN LANCE, B.S. ..... French HARRIET K. LININGER, B.S. ........ Foods EDW.-XRD A. MAGILL, B.S. ......... History RUTH A. MATI-IEWS ............. History JOHN J. MESSENGER, B.S., M.S., ' Chemistry, General Science GEORGE XXIASHINGTON NEEL, JR., B.S., M.A. .History and Problems of Democracy FRANCIS HERBERT QULDHAM, B.S., History, Biology IVLABEL M. PALMER ........... Amlimetic RER.-x M. PE.-mock, Physical Education, Spelling JAMES E. PICREN, B.S., Physical Education, History ELIZABETH L. SATTERFIELD, B.S. .... Music ELIZABETH C. SCHULER, Commercial Eclucation ESTHER SHAFFER, B.S., Commercial Education LAURA H. SMITH .............. Clothing IVIARY V. THORPE, AB.. . .English, French RoIIERT N. TROUTMAN, A.B., M.A., Biology DOROTHY WAMSLEY, B.S., Commercial Eclucatiori M.-xRIoN E. W.-IRREN, R.N., Health Education RUTH M. WEEKS. .Commercial Education EDITH E. HAYES, Secretary to the Supervising Principal BESSIE M. BIEIGHAUS, Secretary to the Principal DOROTHY E. REED ..... General Secretary KATHRYN FERNAND . . . .... Librarian AUDUBON HIGH SCI-IGGL FACULTY I ll l AERCNAUTICAL BOARD OF ENGINEERS f'Year Book Staff, WILLIAM CHARLES AOAMSON. .. . .Editorfin-Chief DOLORES M. KATZ ........... . . .Literary Editor ALMA PERKS ............. .... C lub Editor CLIFFORD W. MANNELLA ... ..... Art Editor MARJORIE K. DUNSEATH ..... .... G iris' Sports JOHN D. MCALLISTER ........ ..... B oys' Sports JACK W. SCHNEPP .... .. LEROY G. PURv1s ....... BENJAMIN R. PARKHURST. . .. JOSEPH S. FOSTER ...... . GEORGE E. YOUNG. . . . .. MRS. RUTH ANDERSON.. MRS. MILORED MARTIN LANCE .... .. Business Director U21 Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager Business Manager .Literary Director GRADUATES LE SOUVENIR PILOT SAMUEL WALLACE SPROUL President The President's Message ON BEHALF of the members of the Class of 1937, I desire to thank our parents and teachers for the training they have given us. They have helped us to have faith in ourselves, in one another, and in our institutions. May we show our appreciation to them for their guidance hy reflecting credit on Home and Alma Mater! Morro: Consider carefully the events of the past, for they throw light on events to come. Co1.oRs: Maroon and Gold FLOWER: White Carnation CofPilots Secretary Vice President TTCGSUTCT CLIFFORD W. MANNELLA MARY CATHERINE MCMANUS LEROY G. PURVIS U41 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL FLIGHT RECORD OF THE A. H. S. CLIPPERH FLIGHT ONE Date, 193364 Flying ForecastfCEIL1NG ZERO We entered the school as the ground crew. Under our able instructors. Miss Ayres. Mass Baker. Mr. Carl, Mrs. Leonard. Mr, Neel. Mr. Plcken and Miss Warlow. we charted our course and learned how to follow it. Our crew was swelled by numerous members from Runnemede and Mt. Ephraim. The fullffledged junior and senior pilots paid little attention to us except when we could give fuel to their planes by supporting their activities. This we did willingly and looked forward to the time for our SECOND FLIGHT Date, 193485 - Flying ForecastfCALM We were ready to learn the controls of our ship and perhaps fly it a little with Miss Chees- man, Mr. Lambert. Mr. Messenger. Mr. Neel. Mr. Picken. Mr. Troutman. and Miss Wzimsley' guiding us. True. the ship was a small open cockpit type but we diligently paid a dime each week so that we could purchase a really good one and make the record flight. for which we were even then planningfAudubon to Vilashington. Our crew chose its leaders: Samuel Sproul. president: LeRoy Purvis, vice president: Mary McManus. secretary: and Louis Iaeck. treasurer. W'e tried our wings for the first hop of our career in March. which was the time for our sophomore party. Although the music ampliher broke. it was not a major disaster: for some of our more inventive crew remedied it by running their nimble nngers over the keyfboard of the plane's piano. After this successful hop and a three months' vacation to rest up. we anticipated with joy the take' off of our THIRD FLIGHT Date, 193566 Flying Forecast-FAvoRAB1.E Amateur pilots. sitting in the cockpit of our monoplane. we worked the controls ourselves under the supervision of Mrs. Anderson, Mr. jaggard, Mr. Lance, Miss Thorpe, Mr. Troutman, Miss Wamsley. and Mrs. Weeks. We took off in September and made a perfect threefpoint landing in june. This was a most exciting and eventful flight. We chose as our officers: Samuel Sproul, president: Mary McManus. vice president: Clifford Mannella. secretary: and LeRoy Purvis. treasurer. Our Hrst junior dance was a great success. The gymnasium was decorated in the Hallowe'en spirit with corn shocks and pumpkin heads. Our next success was the junior play, A Murder Has Been Arranged. startlingly different and unique. It brought many pieces of valuable green paper into our treasury. Vsle fell into an airpockct with our second junior dance. but recovered with a loss of only two dollars. Diligentlv, we strove to make the juniorfSenior Prom a success. As the amateur pilots, most of the work fell on us: but we enjoyed it all and were well rewarded to see the gymnasium transformed into an oriental setting. Many of our crew were making their mark in scholastic achievement and the held of sports. We took a leave of absence for the summer before taking off on our record-breaking FOURTH FLIGHT Date, 193687 Flying Forecast-SKY'S THE LIMIT We returned to the airport for the last year saddened by the loss of one of our crew. Under the supervision of Miss Dornbach. Mr. Keyhurtz. Mrs. Lance. Mr. Neel. and Mrs. Schuler, we chose Samuel Sproul. president: Mary McManus. vice president: Clifford Mannella. secretary: and LeRoy Purvis. treasurer. The rest of us made reservations on the gigantic A. H. S. Clipper with only a few. who had to make forced landings. left behind. The Victory Dance feven though the Heights claimed the victory on the fieldj was more successful than any held before. Tons of Ivioneyn--that was our sidefsplitting senior play! The ttle was a prophecy. because tons of money literally rolled into our treasury. Hearts. hearts. hearts-the gym was one huge valenf tine! With such a setting. how could our Valentine Dance be anvthing but successful? With the throttle wide open. we flew uhigh. wide. and handsome to Washington. What a flight! But all too short! And now-we are about to take off on the biggest flight of our career. We are leav' ing the airport which has sheltered us for four years4each in his own little plane. each bound for a different destination. Perhaps. our paths may cross. who knows? Now. with a twist of the propeller. the whine of the motor. we glide down the runway. Happy landing-happy landin . . . ! g Flight Recorder: DOLORES KATZ ll X f, ,. X i g fi I Yvy. I . i Agni ' X S C Vi l'l5l CLASS SONG OF 1937 Words and Music by Tempo di hlaroiam WALTER C- SCHAAF l F-l I +I I I f! -IEE 'JJIJ I -II 7 7 7 7 We are the rlassof Thir.ty sev - - en, gal - lant and ea - ger and We are the classof Thir-ty scv - - en, care-free and hap - pvy and H Ea F9 I fi ,ci Jigs Q fi an-I, ' 4 ' EV l-4 4 1 I I or I V 1 Vw' . EL-4 I, , ,, ' ' I J T27 I I I I A fl Ei I ' J H 'f 7 7 5 7 I 7 7 gay5 We are that group of Thu'-ty sev - - en, trueg-.-1 We broughtour hap-pi-ness and wor - - ries, . V7 F E f Al Al A i I LLP' E pr 'L ,V I I I J J ' J ' Il il, I I ' - I 15-1 I . I I . V137 FJ 4 '47 4 3 J .I rl ' 7 ,B U .I 1 I 7 7 I go - ing- on our way., We laud all your teams of and all our, fame to you. . We love yoIIr.- por - tails SEI ' I - ' 1i7 ' l I I : l l : I ! Z l ' . J l I ' , f . .I :', I-' H' EE' ga- ' 1.Q '1 I' f' llf' I' 1' -l-:K-:rm Huff'-Ifi-1' 1' -'- I- -'Z ll ll 7 e ll ll ' con - quest, memfries we ev - er will hoId,..i Alld so we watch - ful, sad - ly we sing this- song, We hope we have 'Q ll' lS-lil 7 l P U Lani' ill-H I I I Q P E 11: I I J I . QI Y ' ' I I , I ' . I , , J J J l'f J 'il ' I 4 7 7 7 7 ' say and sing ev -,ry day, Three cheers for the Green and Gold!L.1 pleased you, now wemust leave you, Fare-well,dear Au- du - bonli... I X . 2 'I lj IJ r I I I 3 : a I I V .I I4 -I H llfvl CLASS POEM 1937 We pause to tranquilly behold Upon the World's great span, A trailing rainbow in the slqy, -Gods covenant to Mari, Emblazoned on the shield of Time From which our life is wrought, Wlierc' memories of years reside Emieloped in the depths of thought. As Life laments Times moclqery A passing World leads on, And builds for us eternal tow'rs Heralding the spreading dawn . . . ff CLIFFORD MANNELLA , i rea K up eg l xj. ,:'T ' y xf V t f U73 LE SOUVENIR Wt GRADUATES A fo' fl' if, I 1 if , ' CHARLES ADAMSON ELEANOR A. BARTO Charley 'Year Book meeting! El Oh, gee! 43 ik, . N Charley is the editor-infchiei oi Le Souveniru: he has made a good job of it as you can see, Vv'ho said blondes are dumb? Charles has about the best report card we have ever seen. Vv'e know he will succeed! Actiifitie.r: A.A.A. lfZf3f4: Monitor 3'-4: Student Council 3: Ticket Committee 3f4: Assembly Committee 3: Year Book Staili. EdltorfinfChiei 4. PETER ALBANO A'l utc Have tl jelly ivan? We think Pete wants to be a hardware man. You know that he was the mainstay of Feltooifs Hardware Store. Did he ever offer you a jelly bean in class? Well. during Easter season that is all he eats. Pete's eyelashes are the envy of many a senior girl. Activities: A.A,A. lf2'3f4: Nfonitor 3'-1: Stage Manager 3f4. MARION ANCERMANN Mar Oh, heclqlef' Quiet Marion is probably wait' ing for june to have her fling. She may not have any athletic letters. but she has almost all . A's in scholarship. Mar can 'always be Counted on to work Nfor the good of the class. xl b C0 Y Actiiiities: A.A.A. 3'-4: Def bate Club 112-3. Vice President 4: Monitor 4: Washington Trip Committee 4: Parrot Staff 4: YCLII' Bll0k. PCYSKTIIZIIS 'Mil!ie Do it again! fp' MILDRED BARR 1 i ,I J J uw Millie is a petite girl with a most pleasing personality. Her cheerfulness has won her an abundance of friends- female and otherwise. Activities: A.A.A. 2f3'4: De' bate Club 3, Secretary 4: Usher 3'4: Parrot Staff 4. 1g,,.-,,f1:'iL-JL Vv'e just couldn't do without Eleanor, for she's always in a happy mood. Isn't that a recom' mendation for a hard'worked senior? We wish you much luck. Eleanor! Activities: A.A.A. l .Zf3f4: Glce Club !f2: Debate Club ?.'3: Monitor 2-3: Ticket Committee 3: Student Council 3: Usher 3-'41 Print Club. Exchange Editor 4: Moving Picture Benefit Commit' .. I lit 4. ' 11, C f v .,.,,.14J ffvvgef ' 1 . - , 4 'P .j7, 2432 7. JANE M. BEEBY jane Any French i1O'ITlCLL'OTk!' This charming little ladv's laugh is quite contagious. She makes a very attractive usher, as you've all noticed! Activities: A.A.A. lf?.f3f4: Student Council lf2: Monitor 3'4: Operetta 1f2f3: Ticket Com' mittee 3: Clee Club 33 Usher 3'4. sa H. fi ADELLA E. BERNHARDT Del Oh, yeah? Adella seems quiet in classes: but outside she is great fun. We really don't know what you plan to do aiter you leave: but what' ever it is. we wish you luck! Activities: A.A.A. f'af4g Oper' etta 1. GEORGE BONGORT George O.K. George is one of the best botanists in our class. He can tell you whatever you would like to know about flowers. We hope that some day we shall read in our morning papers that Profesf sor George Bongort has dis' covered a new species of the habenaria orbiculata. Activities: A.A,A. 1f4: Crea' tive Writirig Club 3f4. gong tis 4-rn J iff ,I Y X 1 ,,f ff AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL ' ., an .ff J , ff' I li' A '11 'I f 'V l , i I r ' ' j .X , f' uk! v W -'J4,J? f MARY A. BROWN M CATHERINE C. CHIERICONI Mary Wlit're's Catherine? Cass Where's Ida? Wherever you see Mary. you can be sure that Catherine is not far away. Vvle all admire the beautiful friendship between these two girls. Mary, who has lovely brown eyes and a ready smile. belongs to a club of girls. famous for its good Parties. Activities: A.A.A. 13'-I: Clee Club l-D31 Operetta 13'-1. FLORENCE M. BURGGRAF Flossi' Listen, Kittyln ulfloss. one of our bqgt Sm, dents. is a big help to the com' mereial department. Mrs. Vfeeks will certainly miss her. NVnli l:loss's willingness. her ability. and cheerliulness. we know she will be a success as somebody's stenogf' Activities: A.A.A. 3'4: A.A. Council 4: Year Book. TypisRn4. 4 . ff i . ETJFY A..BURTIS ' ettf Q 1 guessl told them! Thi! littfq lafss'-.h l1fl've found wherever- zuly cuttingfun is taking plade. Yet. while possess' ing her full share of fun. she is one of our most reliable students. Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3-4: Basketball 113: Debate Club 713. Pref ent 4: Monitor 4: Student Cot il Vi Board of Control. R irde 4: Print Club 4. V U0 RIlAN Q. CARTER gent! ci I i - I vy 'call me Little one! ,yy ia 's a great asset to the l io' y tea 1. She is seldom heard r 1 but when she does say S 1Ctl1iI1fl. you can be sure it is irth-while. Marian always does l'i r work well. and we know she will continue to do so. Activities: A,A.A. 1f2f3f4g Hockey lfl-3'4: Ticket Commit' tee 3. Q .-gl If you hear an amusing giggle coming from a small darlvhaired girl. you'll know immediately that Catherine is nearfby. She is very seldom seen around school with' out her pal Ida. Cass is quite an acrobat and roller skater. VCC hope you will roll right into success, Cass ! , Activities: A.A.A. 2f3f43 Monitor 4. V BETTY CLEAVER Betty Oli, my goodness. ' You all know this charming lass, Vv'henex'er you see her. she is smiling. Betty, who dresses very stylishly. always looks at' tractive. It was partly due to her voice that the singing of our choir has been so beautiful. Activities: A.A.A. 3'-4: Senior Choir 3'-4: Clee Club 4: County Chorus 3'-1: Monitor 3'-1, ELEANOR N. CLIFTON HEI., iv X4 R. 'C .2 Wiicii's hasketball practice? - I T' Eleanor is one of our promis' ing athletes. As a member of the hockey and basketball teams, she has shown her ability in sports. With her winning smile. El has made many friends. We give her our best wishes for success! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3-4: Basketball 314: Hockey 4: Cafe' teria 4. JOSEPH COHEN foe Like the tie l'm wearing? Have you had the good for' tune to run into a loud bowetie? Well. that was Joe behind it. He's the class dude. As man' ager of the swimming team, he has learned to bail water well. Activities: A.A,A. 1-2-3145 A.A. Council 4: Band 1f21Moni' tor 4: Swimming Manager 3f4: Football 2-3'4g Ways and Means Committee 4: Class Night Com' mittee 4: Track Manager 23 Track 314. X v , s.. 1. 'K .a 5 f-Cjsk .VX 1 4 x hx .A 7 '- if 1 E193 X X ex , L. 'fa ' w 4 x.. J N' 0' 0 N' LE SOUVENIR v,,,vN9 GRADUATES DOLORES A. CORDERY Dot So what! This young lady is always ready for fun. Dolores was the hockey manager this year and she made a good job of it. It's rumored that she wants to be' come a nurse. She'll make a very good one! Best of luck, Dolores! Activities: A.A.A. 2f3'4g Athletic Council 4g Hockey Man' ager 4. -A ' COU LIN ' ell my-fr' dl i ' ro ' s ty xcitf g c ent of us a I: e foot' I ball, aske a , basebqlll games, i nd a eets, But he carries 'r N ath 'cs even furth rg for he A es tof'truck, we've een told. ncidentally, he's quite a poet. lLots of luck and success. .lim ! Activities: A.A.A. 2-3'43 Football 2'3'4: Basketball 2'3f4g Track 2f3f41 Baseball 3f4g Stu' dent Council 3. I 7' X ILBOY COUNTRYMAN ' fl ' 'lWh87ClS 'M1t1pl1'? oy is a track star. You ' 7 Ifv i seen him shadowing Bob 2 ra nfthe track field. The X girls t is dancing smooth, We! ou n't be surprised if he jf w 'rythe Ntruckin' business. S R yi-i car may not be the latest V mi el, but it takes him where he S X' 'wants to go. A, Activities: A.A.A. 314: Track ,I 3-4 RICHARD G. CURTISS Dick Well, don't shout. K'Dick is a courteous young man with a smile for everyone. Our guess is that if he cloesn't i become an actor. he will be a senator-or maybe even Presif . dent! l Activities: A.A.A. 11213145 Student , Council 2134. President 43 Board of Control 3f4, President 43 Athletic Council 3-4g A.A. Pep Committee ig Creative Writing Club 3-4: Junior Play 35 Bleacher Committee 3f4g Monif tor J'-lg Orchestra Committee 43 Senior l'Iav 4: Senior Play Committee 43 Year Book, Persoiiails 43 Glue Club 43 A.A. Dance Committee 45 Football 1-3145 Baseball P2133 Swimming 314: Czipf 4 lain . JOHN F. CUTHILL slack.. Jack. who takes a keen interest in his work. always does it wellg hence we all look up to him. Never mind. there are many that envy you your tall stature. May your ambitions spur you on to greater heights. Jack! Activiti :sOperetta 35 Ga s 3. X pf ARRIET DAVIS A'Harriet Sorta, lqindalu just to look at Harriet, you would think that she is very quiet. but looks are often mis- leading. After you become ac' quainted with her. you'll find her rather talkative. From all accounts. she will probably be- come an efficient business woman. Activities: A.A.A. 3f4: Oper' etta l-2. MARY JANE DAVIS Mary Dont be sa castic. nette with the musical a . She never takes her stiidie-s very ri' ously: but when ' come We hope that you have much happiness. Mary! dancing. she's right r o Activities: A.A.A. l-'Z-. Mary is that a A MARION P. DEUSCH Deuscliie Hey!', Marion is one of our daintiest classmates. Sliels a good student, but she doesn't care for home' work. She likes sports. especially . . ..l . icefskating and. skiing. Marion wants to diy soirpkfTiirlg different, but she hasn't ouiid that dillerf ent somdhivig yet. Agmifi: A.A.A. i-21314. om, eq! 2g Student Council lf3f-4: Nomif Yfating Cofnmittee 23 Monitor 41 Print Club 43 Year Book, Personals 45 Committee 43 XVnsliington Com ittce 4. Maw l20l 1 rf? i f i lf, r ff' ' , , . , AUDUBON HI.GH scrioor. ' 0 ,, .j , , M. JANE DONNELLY RUTH F. EHRMAN Reds Hows your heart? HR1lfl1iCH If you should hear a very lively girl talking a mile a minute. you'll know it's Jane. She takes a great interest in all that goes on Q including her school work. as her marks show! Our vivacious classmate is well' liked. Activities: A.A.A. Zf3f4: Glee Club l'2f3'4: Operetta 2-3: Creative Writing Club, 4: Print Club 4. ' ' PWILEIAM DONNELLY Bill You wanna know-huh? Bill is a powerful swimmer. His ambition is to have his own gas station, We give him our best wishes! Activities: A.A.A. lf-4: Swim' ming 3'-4. i'Ma'rgie When do we eat? -J wx imaizjosiii K. DUNSEATH 5 Presenting one of the prettiest and most popular members of the was a cheer leader probably Elziss! The fact that Margie efped to draw such crowds to the football games. ' Ai-riviricx: A.A.A. lf2f3'4g Clue Club I: Print Club 214: News Editor B' ' 4: Dance Committee, Chairman 31 Ath' lt-tic Council 4: Pep Committee, i,Chairman -4: Creative Writing Club 3: x wear Book Staff, Girls' Sports 4: Class Night Committee 4: Nominating Com' jx mittee 4: A.A.A. Dance Committee. i id N. Chairman 4: Cheer Leader 3'-tg Oper- etta 2-3: Monitor 34. ROBERT M. EDGAR Bob I'll fx it for you! Bob has been one of our snappy cheer leaders for two years. Although he was full of pep at the football games. we could always Gnd him resting in classes. We hope life brings him much luck! Activities: A.A.A. 172-3'-4: Cheer Leader 3'4: Tennis 34: junior Play. Stage Manager 3: Operetta. Stage Manager 4: ScniorfPlay 4: Print Club 4. 1 Jafaf How's my l1!l'l1'Ll'l71.I.'Y1?H Here's a girl who likes to dance. If you don't believe us, just visit the Dansorium some night. You rarely see Ruth with' out Gnding Catherine and a host of other friends around her. We might even mention a certain gallant from l2f3. We hope you will always be happy, Ruth! Activities: A.A,.A. 3-4: Oper' etta 1'2: Usher 3-4. trftoarrhiggfxf. 1 ' ' ' ting it! ie othe half tif the rmanfEllis Corin . Can ay dance! just give er a snappy orchestra, a smooth floor. and a handsome partner, and then watch her go. Activities: A.A,A. 2f3-4: Operetta lf?.f3g Usher 3'4. CATHERINE M. FAYER Cassi' 1 'AI wish it were Friday! To look at Cass you would think she is very quiet and bashful: well'--we wonder! When Catherine gets in front of the class to give a talk. everyone watches those bewitching dimples. We hope she will manage her life as successfully as she has managed the swimming team! Activities: A.A.A. 2-3f4g A.A. Council 4: Girls' Swimming Man- ager 4. ESTHER FISK Es Hi, Phil! Esther is a loyal rooter at all our football games. We can al' ways count on her friendly greet' ing. Esther is planning to be' come a nurse. Her sunny dis' position is sure to help all her patients get well quickly. Activities: A.A.A. 213-4. i211 7 . r I . 5, . A ff , A f 4 L1 I uf' I J , . , LE U IR l , . 2 I A ,gf , K PATRICIA A. ELACK W C- R A D U AT E S f When any acting, singing, or , If speaking is to be done, Patty . . . is the person! In spite of her ' many activitiesoshe Hnds time to ' CHARLES GASKILL do a creditable job of editing our H I H U H school paper. Chick HOW many, MT- Neel? Gl'fXC2,HmLe5: A'AZA' C11'2'3'43 If you ever hear Mr. Neel say' SC il' 1f3'43 Pfmt Ub 2'4v ing. What. Charles. you doubt EditorfinfChief 4: Student Coun' my veracity?---you can be Sure eil 2-3f4g Board of Control 2f3f4g h - - -- ' -- , e is talking to Chick. The Dance Committee 2: Debate Club 1. ' 'k I., h , .itter is a very li ea le c ap, 2'31,QPCfCffH 2'33AM0n't0f 2'3 'l3 who can always be found behind Ellglblllty Commmceh 33 Publi' the sport section of a newspaper. city Committee. Chairman 3f4g A t. .t. H AAA 1,24 4. X Choir 3f4: County Chorus 3143 Tr S .' I ' 4' A X State Chorus 4g junior Play 33 mic ' rwugmlimfb fl Head Usher 3f4g Senior Play 4. Footballgetge as C 'I ' -ti JOSEPH 5. FOSTER -L Q, I joe See what I mean? ' joe, a class Romeo, can act. y raw, direct trallic. write. and L get along with the girls..When A-Lil H05 Mau, l X he hecomes an actor, we llnsay, H I f h l - We knew Joe when U l - 1 ow can-weheyer orget tve 4,- ,V-5 Arru-ities: A.A.A. 2-3,41 Monitor hook repoits Lil gave in Miss Ni' 5 253: iluclcrlr gOl13icil5'4:,liOHrd32f Thorpe's room! This blonde f I ,UHKYO .' Q YH C Ommlt CE ' Q ,' , , , ' ' x, TQ' Junm, may 3. Swim, Play 4. Demm, maiden always carries candy with , mg C,,m,,.mCe 2.35 Semor play Com. her. usually her favorite butter' ' X znittce T413 lglrcafive Writing4 Clah 3-45 gggtghc LiI'5 sirfcgie X f.ss ' t I 'tte 3 , wer tta - ,, A ' I - YN 213: Priiiia CIIIIPULFIYEQII BooklS5alf. fncndly wily Wlll T ed X N Business Mzinager 4: Swimming 3'4: by U5 all- . j 1 ,RJ . J ' Baseball 3-4. Q 3' QBQ et, . 1 '7 - ' af ., ' 1 JENNIE w. FULLER l ',v ,jf J f . ' 7 jen So what! I V' 4 ' 'yfr , ,,. T' ' l Jennie is hoth hrilliant and at' I ,dv I 1 Q L tractive. She wishes to pursue by 9 1 J journalism after graduation. We ROBERVCRAY QR. -P hope, jennie, that you will be' Bob Wl1g1g'5 Mr, Lg-mcg? , X come an outstanding newspaper ,.B0b.. qmrtcd it vvoodrow T , I t l 1 .Q f xwlxsgfmesz A.A'A. 1,2.3,4: ?Wilsonhtl1isY yet? fogpugaliely 1 Student Council 3'4: Board of Of L:ffdcf'umvjT' my Lqdu Em Control 33 Monitor 3f4g Oper' tg, li Udlca fin mlm' 7 ue etta l: Usher 3f4g Creative Writ' me tbaml 0 mn wut Nm' c ing Cluh 3-4g Junior Play Com' ACUUIUCSI A-A-A. 7- 3'41 mittee 3: Assembly Committee 4g Track 2-3f4: Student Council 2. l ' Ticket Committee 4. if CATHERINE B. FUREY HCM . . Hi twc'P! THOMAS GREENE I Cass' couldnt he a Furey W 4 and not he an athlete, so she Tom' ,IN carries on the family tradition jill make a postey for you! by playing hockey and attend' H H I ing all the sport events. We're Tom If the 'mist Chmlgcd wishing you many victories, blwetmf 313 1355- IEUFCIEPSV gh? U --Cass--! qui e ow e use o eh El X Activities: A.A.A. 2,343 now he isha membertof HI g J that explains everything! Sue' Nominating Committee 2f3g Play Committee 3: Student Council 3-4g Hockey 4g Washington Trip Committee 4g Magazine Com' mittee 4. '1 cess. hTom ! Activities: HA. .A. 1-2f3f4g Track lf2f3f1f Yicity Commit' tee 3'4 lfjp I J fu f 1. I3 5 ,.. T221 AUDUBON HHHISCHO LLP J if -ff' I f 'S GRADUATES ' If f HAROLD HARLEY Harley I'll be in the shop! Harold actually lives on ink. If he is ever wanted. he can be found in the print shop. He's the utility man behind the scenes at programs. His hobby is col' lecting cameras. He develops and prints his own pictures. too. Good luck, Harold! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3'4g Print Club 1'2'4g Stage Assistant lf2f3'4: Monitor 3'4. ' JOSEPH M. HARPER joe joe is one of those quiet fellows who do their work with' out much ado. His main interest is boating. and he is often seen in his own craft on Haddon Lake. joe is the fellow to go to when your pencil is lost, for he always has an extra one. Smooth sailing, Bloch! Activities: A.A.A. 1-3'45 Student Council 3. CLINTON HARRIS Clint Have you ever been hit? Meet the class strong man! .. . .. . Clint is a lover of the great outdoors. He is also a member of the morning smoker. His great ambition is to become a first'class butcher. Good luck, Clint l Acti 'ities: A.A.A. 1f2-3-43 Fo 1. ' RUTH HARRB Rufus You panic me! Ruth is the girl without a worry or a care. Every time you see her. she is either singing or laughing. Hers is a very catch' ing laugh. too, and when she startsfbeware! There seems to be only one side of life for Ruth. and that's the bright side. Keep smiling. Ruth! Activities: A.A.A. 3-4. RUTH E. HEANEY jerry George was over last night. Ruth is a very goodfnatured girl. Her chief pleasure is read' ing. In study hall you can usually see her behind some in' teresting book. Ruth. who plans to become a teacher. is sure to be a favorite. for who wouldn't like such an attractive peda- gogue? Activities: A.A.A. 3f4g Movf ing Picture Benefit Committee 3. DOROTHY E. HERRON Dot Where's 'Peg'? Dot has a great deal of fun in the cafeteria playing Pick U19 Sticksl' and imitating Shep Field's Rippling Rhythm with the rest of the clique. We hear she feeds the club sumptuously when it meets at her home. Dot's charming personality will enable her to achieve great success! Activities: A.A.A. 1f2f3'4g Operetta 2: Monitor 4. NAOMI S. HI Nomie Oli, sliuc s. Nomie is the personi ca io of jollity. Those prettkb o n eyes are usually laughingfggq her giggle-well! Nomie's pet pceve is the curre topic she must recite on in his' tory each week. Everyone likes her for her sparkling personality and friendliness. Activitiex: A.A.A. lf2'3'4g Monitor 4. MANFRED HOLMGREN Squarie I'll tTy to get the car. Here is thc human fish of the class. We envy him his swim' ming prowess. Squarie is a very quiet fellow UD and a good slow driver UD. Another blonde lad for some fortunate girl! He was the good luck charm for our football team. We see happif ness ahead for you. Squarie ! Activities: A.A.A. l'2'3'4Q Tennis lf2'3f4: Football 3-4: Swimming 3-41 Operetta 2. IB of I ff' .'4' .4 J, ' , , I ...J Z gkqpo ,R i 1 .I , I LE SOUVENIR I i Y if m- . 'il' 'I C-RADUATESEJJ - if - . f egg EUGENE HQMANMTX' i ELIZABETH HUPP UGBTW I V 'Betty' Hurry! 1t's late. Get the Auburn tonight, Ralph. Gene can usually be seen with Ralph in his Auburn. He's a quiet fellow: at least. he is in school. Gene took to the so' cial dancing classes as a uduck takes to water. Our best wishes for success, Gene! Activities: A.A.A. lf'l'3'4' Football l. FREDERICK H. HOUSEL Freddie 'That's pretty goodl' We are fortunate to have Fred in our class. for he tickles our ufunny bone. After seeing him as Hector Tiddlesw in the operetta, we are convinced that he is destined to become a stage comedian. Fred can sing, too, if Xl' no fooling! M fl' ' ,f J K. x U- Q A tivities' AAA 7f'4f4' c .. . . . ... , fl, Orchestra 112: Band lf2: Glee Club 2f3f4: Choir 2f3'4: Oper' etta 2614: Radio Club 2. LEONARD R. HULL Lennie Leave the locker open. Take a lot of energy and com' bine it with some practical jokes and you will have Lennie ! just one little keg of unexploded dynamite! He likes all sports, L. especially swimming and diving. Activities: A.A.A. 1'2'3'4: Football I: Baseball lf-1: Swim' ming 3f4: A.A. Council 4: Bas' ketball 3. 1 ' RUSSELL HULL Ruth 'fAw, let me up! BANG l l l BANG l l l What's this? Rm , of course. Every day is the Fourth of july to K'Rut and cause for noisefmakf ing. He is a flash on the basket' ball court, and he served well as a linesinan during football sea' son. A perfect uneedlen. we all agree Success to you, Rut l Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3f4g Baseball l'4. Nlanager 24: Stu' dent Council l: A.A, Council 1: Nlonitor 4: Track 4: Dance Com- mittee 3: Glee Club 1: Football etbz1ll l'2'3-4, Betty is one of our most de' pendable and industrious class' mates. She has a quiet dignity that we all admire. Whenever she speaks. she has something worthfwhile to say. Betty is sure to succeed. because she is never satisned to do less than her best. Activities: A.A.A. 4: Student Council I: Glee Club 1f2fg f Operetta 112. AANUII HELEN IAECK 'Helenn I don't know! Meet the answer to every Helen always tcacher's prayer. has her homework done, hence she does well in all subjects. She lfkes to dance. but prefers to sincerity and two valuable skate. Helen's friendliness are assets. Activities: A.A.A. 'lfl'-f4. A .J KJ N' it r fx f LOUIS IAECK ' V Bud Why? Here's the other half of the Iaeck brother and sister team. Louis certainly is a livefwireg he'd be a good advertisement for Wheaties! Bud is friendly to everyone. but especially so to the girls. An ardent skating fan. he haunts the roller skating rink. Don't fall down and go boom. Bud ! Activities: A,A.A. lf2'3f4: Treasurer of Class 2: Student Council 3. MATHILDA JACKSON Tillie Oh, Lee! Tillie is one girl you musn't forget to meet. She has a smile that wins everyone. Tillie likes to sing and does it well. We predict happiness ahead for such a sweet girl! Activities: A.A.A. 3f4. i ,f.I'x, is 4- . ' -43 I- sL.f',,44.Y1'-f 'ylfipfzf fee.. ' MY V -4,t4v ' V If .,f,,ff1 Q . C ll ' 'v' ' 4 - ' yy-or - , f . fi ,,z, . Y I i AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL fl' .J .- , ff -'yrXi 'Ni LJ A lj! f 'I cz R A D U AT E s Z T ery GLADYS M. JOHNSON l'Glad You dont live right! Introducing the star trumpeter of Audubon High School! We are wondering what the orchestra will do without Gladys and her trumpet. She is an all-around sport as well. We know you'll meet with success in whatever you undertake, Gladys! Activities: A.A.A. 112-3143 Band 112: Orchestra l12f314. ', BERNICE M. JONES , . Bernie Gee, thats swell! 4 ' Bernice was the heroine of our fl is -. ul . p 9 'R J I N junior and senior plays. Besides her interest in dramatics. she is one ol our npeppyu cheer lead1 ers. Bernice. who dresses smartly, is'quite a dancer. Her winning personality has made her a host ol lriends. Activities: A.A.A. 112-314, Secre1 tary Z3 Operetta Z: .lunior Play Cast 3: Senior Play Cast 41 Monitor 5-45 A.A Council 3: Cheer Leader F1-lg Play Cloniniiftee 4. RICHARD JOSEPH Dick Wl11it! Disquulified again? 'iDick should be an under' study to Gene Raymond. See the resemblance? He is fre1 quently seen with a pretty. dark' haired underclassman. Popular with the ladies and no wonder! Dick is also a singer. We'll be hearing of you from Hollywood! Activities: A.A.A. l'!.Z'z'4Q Monitor 3: Track 3145 Clee Club 4: Swimming 4. DOLORES M. KATZ Dottie XVl1at? This is one of our accom1 plished actresses. Dottie, just as witty oil stage as on. always enlivens our classes with her Gracie Allen capers. Her good humor has made us all love her. No one will be missed more than she! Arttvities: A.A.A. 1-2,3143 Glee Cluh 1125 Operetta 112135 Print Club 2-4. Features Editor 4: Creative Writ- ing Club 314: Usher, Assistant Head 314: junior Playg Puhlicity Committee 3141 Year Book Stall, Literary Editor 43 Class Night Committee 43 Sales Com1 mittee 4g Senior Play. J 'Q . x. v J I, f l 2 s 1 I .'l JSP. IN 'Y X x LJ .. HQ . RALPH KEAN 'Rulplf' 'l'll try to get the Auburn! Have you ever seen Ralplfs Ford? You probably have. but you just didn't recognize it as one. Ralph. Gene.'l and Freddie are The Three Mus' lzeteersz you know. all for one and one for all. Ralph drives hs Auburn and lwrakt-less Ford with equal dexterity. May you 'idriveu through life as well, Ralph! Activities: A.A.A. 11213141 Radio Club 2. ALICE M. KES 'Keeku Hey, walt 'f' iust snazzy. At least what she says. Her main i ests are dancing and the alumni news in the Parrot, Wcwnder To this young lady. evegy why she prefers to have her, name spelled Alyce ? We ho the world treats you snazzy, Alyce. Parrot Stall' 4: Dance Commt tee 4. ELIZABETH D. KIELY Babe Wlicv's absent. Introducing the tiniest miss inf Vela the class, Babe is so daring!!! and cute that everybody just has to like her. She is the possessor of a million dollar smile an naturally curly hair. Babe certainly proves the truth of thef adage that Good things come int small packages. Activities: A.A.A. 314. IRENE MIRIAM KIRBY Kerb AlWl16TC'S my husband? This is the business1like young lady who dashes in and out of rooms collecting absentee slips. In addition to being a fun1 maker of the highest calibre. Miriam shows quite an interest in cheer leaders. Wlien you see Kirb and Pauline together. watch out: there's fun ahead. Activities: A.A,A. l'2'3'4Q Operetta 2: Property Commit' tee 3-4: Moving Picture Benefit Committee 4: Ticket Committee 4. fzs Activities: A.A.A. l1Z1314gf rl' ...i 'J ' si E K ff ,.X.f Jlwvf Q , X f LE so IR . NN g lj. an . A 'IQ' TJ ' ' J' J IIN i I., ,rj . , ,1 ,is 'J A f GRADUATES 'J fI.J I S. NELSON KIRK DOROTHY KOPP Steve You monitors- ..Dmty-, ooh, my wordr. A miniature encyclopedia is this young manfhe seems to know something about every' thing. How he can argue in law class! Nelson is the perfect gentleman to a T with his stylish dress and polished man' ners. A loyal student who works hard and earnestly! Activities: Student Council lf2f3f4: Eligibility Committee Z1 Board of Control 3f43 Chairman of Traflic Committee 3f4: Moni- tor 3'4. WILLIAM KLAITZ Klitz Wliy am I so cute? This is the fellow who likes 5 . . to drive all over town in a big ar. He pals around with Louis. Didn't Klitz take a razz.ing when he hung Ginger Rogers' picture in his locker? His good' natured way makes him liked hy everyone! il Figs , Activities: A.A.A. 1f2f?v4. EDWIN KLENK Ed C'mcm now, yell! Ed is our head cheer leader. His ' e . vim, and vi for cerf P P XY' Xtainly put spirit into the rooters. He is one of our best swimmers as well. His main interest is the Audubon Heating Company: we prophesy he will be its fu' ture president, No fueling ! Aituulies: A.A.A. lf2f3'41 Band lflg lllre Club lf?-45 Head Cheer Leader 45 Choir 43 Swimming 43 Track 43 Tennis -lg Football 3: Oper' etta 4: XVashington Committee 41 Junior Play: Orchestra 3. MAY KNECHT ..May,, May is inclined to be rather quiet at times. but maybe that's because she never gets a chance to talk. She is a good friend. and we will miss her when she leaves. May doesn't like school' work: but. at any other kind of work. she excels. Good luck to you. May! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4. . . r 5 Meet the girl who is one of the happy personalities of the class! She has been a great help to the basketball team. Dotty never worries about anything: consequently. one Ends her the best of company. Activities: A.A.A. 1'2f3f4g Monitor 1'2'3'4g Basketball 1f2f 3f4: Operetta 1. LILLIAN M. KRAUSS Diamond Lil oh, fiapr' Wlienexier you hear a most astounding chuckle, look around and you will probably see Diaf niond Lil. Attractive, with dark hair and eyes. she is one of our popular girls. Besides being a hockey and basketball player, Lil is an excellent dancer. Activities: A.A.A. 2'3f4: Glee Club 1: Hockey 2f3-41 Basketball 2-3f4g Student Council 2: Ivlonitor 4. BLAIR KRI MEL A'Bluir H . No. don' qto l ' a red light: tiat' lt r' rilliant curly hair. link he is going to be a aviator, because he always seems to be in the clouds. Happy landing, Blair! Activities: A.A.A. 2f3f4g Football 2-3'-14 Track 3'4. SELENA E. LAMPLUGH Lampy Fooey! Selena is intelligent. reliable, and jolly. Wlieii anyone is in trouble. she is always willing to help. This lassie is sehr gut in German. and perhaps some day she will be a teacher of this Teu- tonic tongue. But Hrst she in' tends to teach the three R's in English. Good luck at Glassf boro. Selena! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3'4: Operetta 1-2f3. . 'I K . X ' X , ,J i26l . v 'H . er :Div AUDUBON HIGH scHooL J f' f . f' ..- it K .1 lkivqlygfl x . J I -' X L 1 G R A D U AT E S W 'rr' W7 ' N ' . ..' 4 HELEN R. LEHMAN NELLIE M. MAGEEW J, Nei fm bored! Lehman 1 must telephone! This is the snappy little cheer leader who is always urg' ing us to sing at the football games. Such 'phone hills this girl can run up! Three cheers for you. Helen! Activities: A.A.A. 1f2f4g Operetta 1f2f3'4: Decorations Committee 213: Cheer Leader 3-4: Property Committee 4. RAE F. LUKE Dolly l don't know! Everybody likes our charming, vivacious Rae. She has the knack of giving parties everyone likes to attend. Her idea of a perfect pastime is dancing. Sue' cess and happiness. Rae! Activities: A.A.A. 3-4: Junior Play Ticket Collector 3: Public Speaking Cluh 4: Sales Commit' tee 4. KATHRYN A. MACLARDY Dolly Hello, sou'rpuss Dolly is that little girl who works so hard for the commcrf cial department. She seems rather dignihed. but don't let that fool you-she's lots of fun. Your fine qualities. Dolly, will carry you far! Activities: A.A.A. 314: Moni' tor 3: Sales Committee 4. EDWIN MACWATTERS Mac Saw Elsie last night. Ed doesn't make much noise while lie's in school-hut once outside! He has an un' canny knack of getting his home' work done. Mac is one of the Mt, Ephraimitcsf' and his main interest in life also hails from that part of the country. He is a loyal supporter of the school teams. Activities: A.A.A. I-2'3'4g Football 1f2-3'4: Baseball 1f3f4: Baskethall 3g Monitor 4. ,.,t.pg . Our 'Nelu has and a smile that cheer. She wears much string on it hig blue eyes radiates good a ring with so that it almost weighs her hand down. lt's from someone who attends Had- don Heights High School! She is always full of laughter. Stay that way. uNell ! Activitiex: A.A.A. 213-4: lvlonitor 4: Print Club 4. CLIFFORD W. MANNELLA Cliff '!Good morning, girls! Cliif is fortunate to have the kind of personality which attracts people. He has consider' ahle talent for drawing. an ex' ample of which is the art in this year hook. Our thanks. Clitl '! Activities: A.A.A. l-2'3f4g Student Council l: Secretary of Class 3'-1: Creative Writing Cluh 3'-4: Puhlicity Committee 3'4g Print Cluh. Art Editor 4: Year Book Stall. Art Editor 4g Track 3f4. MARIE bl. MANNELLA Rae 'l'lmt's my Bingo! Q ,X V. ft iii Rec is a sweet. darkfeyed. E K little girl with a sunny smile She works hard at her studies and is rewarded hy excellent marks. Vdc donit know just- what she intends to do after leaving high school. hut what- ever she does. she is certain to achieve success! Opcretta 1: Clee Cluh 1: lvloni' x s X v . i I 1 5 L 01-I 0' r Y q i 1 Q - KE Activities: A.A.A. 'lf3f4:E X W l tor 4. JOHN MCALLISTER jack Loud now, Ill! This sandyfhaired. jovial fel' low was manager of the hasketf hall team. jack is a horn cheer leader ttitl. for he has enough pep to supply the whole school. When there is class work to he done, lack is always on the joh. Artiiixtics: A.A.A. lfl-3-4: A.A. Council 4: Year Hook Stall, Boys' Sports Editor 41 Baskr-tlwall Maixager Zffi-4: Mtinitor 3'-1: Band 25 Dance Committee, Chairman 43 A.A. Frolic Committee, Chairman 45 A.A. Dance Committee 4. 4 i271 A 1 i U .J a 7 I I 1 I . E L E S O U V E N IR ' -I . s I' -fl ' ,L J , ,. 1 f - if .J , r 2 1 I ,V ' 1 . . ,J GRADUATES f if Q ' N ,1 I ' 'I , . MARGARET M, MCBRIDE ROSEMARY M' MESI Peg Heavens, tseli, tsclilh .. h ., .. . H Rose Did you liear . . . Peg is a jolly girl: and, we might add. a well'liked one. She is one of a group of six lively girls, who are always having a great deal of fun. Peg will attain success. because she is conscientious. Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3f-4: Glee Club lf2f3f4: Operetta 2' 3f41 County Chorus 4: ,lunior Play. Pronipter 3: Senior Play, Prompter 4: Print Club 4. ROBERT MCZCAULEY Bob AAHEMY Brmiy Goodman? L'Bob's banjo has done its part in winning many amateur prizes: however. he would rather lead a band. All who saw our junior play observed a sample of his ability. Some day we hope to dance to your orchestra. Bob! Activities: A.A.A. 1f2f3'4g Band l: junior Play 3: Operetta 3f4g Track 3: Stage Manager, Senior Play 41 Dance Commit' tee 4. MARY C. MCMANUS Mit'irey Oli, Lillll As class secretary and vice president, Mary proved her abil' ijy as a dependable worker. ie ide Sl ' ' I' fi 'luck erson and i ls -I wviw iw Y P a friend to ueryont. ,V of , ACli1'iii6SZ A.A.A. lf2f3f4- 'ffl Operetta 2: Class Secretary 2: 'fl V :Vice President of Class 3f4g Year x VV Book. Personals 4. i 4' 'l J' i ,U MARGARET MQMICHAEL if s 5 iafixf- Y 1 Xljh v I-' ., .. . . . , Y, Peg 'You re limkm lovelyl J lf Here's one reason why gentle' ll 1 men prefer blondes. I eg, be sides being an efiicient manager of the girls' basketball team, is one of our very best candy sellers. The funny side of everything attracts her. Her very main interest lives in Frank' ford. Luck. Peg ! Arm-ities: A.A.A. 1121343 Operetta Zg Glee Club 23 Ticket Committee 39 Usher 3141 Ivfonitor 3141 Basketball Manager 43 A.A. Council -l: Sales Committee 4. f--- sq s . Wzilter Vv'inchell's Girl Satur- day l If you want any infor' mation. just ask Rose: for this cute little girl with the mischiev' ous brown eyes knows every' thing. Because Rose is so very friendly. we shall miss her il great deal. Activities: A.A.A. lf2f?v4g Glee Club lx Operetta 1: Print Club 3: Monitor 4. xc? - DORI E ' Metz ? Step right up. fo the class red-head ! Doris f quite a blusher, too. but tha doesn't mean she is shy. She has a sunny disposition friendly smile for everyone. always comes out to help ehe , the teams on to victory. We'll be rooting for you, Doris! ' Activities: A.A.A. lf2-3f4g Opereta 2: Usher 3'4: Ticket Com Monitor 4. NT LLER Miller 1tliouglit1'd pop! The ma seems to enjoy lifeg for whenever you see her, she is laughing. Nothing seems to worry her. We wish you conf tinued happiness. Thelma! Activities: A.A.A, l'Z'3'4g Operetta 2. THOMAS F. MILSTED Corky Don't be facetiouslu Goodness. how this fellow can dress! A page right out of Esquire ! You always know when the current issue of your favorite magazine is out by watch' ing Tom. Here's wishing him luck! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4. T231 is AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL XC-f '!A!' flyk-f ' f li G R A D U AT E S T '1e'? at' I L SARA MITCHELL Sam Oh, yeah! Sara is that pleasant lass who hlushes so easily. She seems rather quiet. hut is a great deal of fun to those who know her. Sara intends to get her driver's license soon. so she'll he sport' ing around in a Chevrolet one of these days. Don't forget the road map. Sara! , Activities: 4V fr i . A 0, l , 1 I, l ' 1 llriaosiilikr MONAGHJKNI ' Bob Tau should see my cu'rvel Wlieii you hear someone erooning. don't think it's Bing Croshy: it's probahly Bob He's quite an athlete. too: we hear he is secretly aspiring to take Dizzy Dean's throne. Activities: A.A.A. lf2'3'4g Foothall 3: Baseball 3f4: Moni tir 4: Soccer 4. ionoae MONDELLI '- elk' iv! this to Til, 3 ek hair . d h wn eyes are ' -'ogg in Y' o make one r ,t retties gi, in the elass. e ikes n e. Her main L 've ion. ,h r. is tormenting r -, , artieularly a certain on . appy landings, Leo ! ctivi . A.A.A. 3-4. Y - QIDA MONTANA d Tl t b . I N ju 314 ia urns me up S - The girl with the pretty. dark. . - Q 1 . curly hair'-thats Ida. She is fond of sports. You should see wer skate! She is one of the 'eratae. just ask her about her ballad! We know you will be a success. lda! Arrliritivs: A.A.A. 3-45 Opvrelta lg Hockvv 2131 Dehatr Chih 23 Creative lVriting Chili 43 Swimming 43 Print Chili 41 Moriitor 4. Q his fee PAULINE TVl.OfBRlS Z Pauline Where's S4-Y D v - Pauline seems to he rushing Lk, around all the time in search of Miriam. Didn't her Oh, Mr. Neel! make us laugh in his' tory? Everyhody likes Pauline. because she's so naturally like' ahle. One of her hig interests is the Heights and the people sQ PK. Xilinx! who live there. -jf Afuvmt-st A.A.A. 1-2-3-4g . ff X A Operetta 2: Monitor 3f4g P f J ' ,f erty Committee 3'4. M 'IIJX EDNA MOYER 'J ,ff- Ecldie Oli, dovft he silly! Slim and dainty -that's Edna. She has a very solt voice and the funniest little laugh. She is hardly ever seen without Rose or Murph. The two things she likes hest are L'Razz and chocolate ice cream. Every' where. Edna's eheerfuhiess and generosity are welcome. Activities: A.A.A. lf2'3f4: Operetta 2: Dance Committee 33 Monitor 4. L. VIRGINIA MULLEN Ginny ..Hllll. Wl1t,m's this happyflooking girl? lt's Ginny. of course. She has pretty light hair and hlue eyes. As a candy and ticket-seller, Ginny is positively the tops, Smile. Ginny, and who will reinain hlue7 Ariii-irnut: A.A.A. 1-2114: lunwr Play Cfoinniituw' 5: ,hinlor l'lav Tnkrt Collrrioi 3: llrhali' Chili V42 52llf'S Coininirlre -ig Prop.-rlv fiomiuirli-e Sen' nor l'l.iv 43 lvlonitor 43 Parrot Stall 4. GEORGE MURPHY Murph Hella, Rialiheriioscf' Heros the fellow who is every' hotly! pal, Hlvlui-ph has the hes! disposition and driest wit we know ol. Baseball is his favorite sport. and needling people. his favorite pastime. Good lllek. George! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3'4g Freshman Foothall lg Freshman Basehall l: Basehall 213. 0' ff:..4xfV!af4,' ' ' l29l 7 A 'J I LE' SOUVENIR , d . x Q . fi CRADUA'fES.u5 M' I gi-'Ll' 4 RT' I. K l - -J KATHERINE A. MURPHY LM' J DQRIS Q'NEILL Miirpli f32,uit your singing. Dot Oli, kid A popular lass is 'kNIurpli. who is a faithful shadow of Rosie. Murph made good as captain of the hockey team and a memher of the hasketlnill team. Any Dansorium 'itruelv ing enthusiast knows Katherine just haunts the place, So ulruek on down. Murph l Aftitiitiexc A.A.A. lflfiif-4: A.A. Couneil 'lf-1. Hockey 2-3, Captain 4: Baskethall 3'-1. Q LOUIS NEALEY Lon I got my fain lniclqln ,We c.lon't know how many girls have worn Lou's Class jewelry, hut we wager its heen Ti great many. i'Lou has heen unfortunate in sports throughout his school years. for he always received some sort of injury. Better luck, 'kLou ! Aftiifitiesr A.A.A. l'lf3f-11 Glee Cluh 21 lvfonitor 3'-4: Oper' etta 4. DOROTHY NISSLE Dot Me, also. Dot is a studious person. hut she always finds time for haskethall. Although she is quiet in school. from what we have heard. she's as funfloving as the I jrest. Her diligent study has won 1 , l her a place on the honor roll. Iviore honors to you. Dot l Artivitiex: A.A.A. lf2f3'-4: Baskethall 34: Play Committee 3: Ticket Committee 4. NX ROSE OESTERLE Doris is one of those lassies who are seen and often heard. Dot is very friendly and hlushes at the slightest provoca- tion. We know she will make good at whatever she may at' tempt. Are the rumors ahout a boy friend true? Good luck. Dot ! Activities: A.A.A. I-'lf3f4. PATRICIA CAROL OTTO Carol Hello, love! Goodfnatured. higfhearted, everyhodyk pal. that's Carol. You see her running most of the time. hecause she's nearly always late. Since Carol works so conscientiously. we feel that her road to success will he smooth! Activities: A.A.A. l-'lf3f4g Hockey 11 Basketball 2: Oper' etta 2: Sales Committee 43 Dance Committee 4. LUCILLE B. PANGBORNE Lucille Lucille is quiet, but you know the saying. A still tongue make. a wise head. fOverheard: Full of fun when she is out of schoollj She has dark hair. blue eyes. and a lovely smile that flashes quit unexpectedly. We hope the fu' ture holds a large share of sue' cess for you. Lucille! Activities: A.A.A. 3-4g Oper- etta 2. BENJAMIN PARKHURST i'Be'n Go for your gun. pardnerln Ben was a miler on the ,ji ,RUM Wl'LT4 5 Mmpll-I track team. This blonde Tarzan U Hai Ha! -guess Whoy,-ies ean always he told hy his laugh. 1 Rtje. of course. That laugh HF ,ls VCVY Pmud of lllsubmff -R' msgs any tcuchmfs dignity of six guns. Good luck. Ben. I JJ ccasionally. Storage to and. may' the 5011 YUU Plow be r Ja J Mlviurphf' Chief wori'y - her fertile! Z . K li R . , 1 A'tivirx's: A.A.A. 112-3,41 Band I: ' I Jictgl, Q Slip? ifwngi viii? Mly Cleef Chili Z3 Year Book Staff, Business I yy 'P ' LTU C ll?-I' Manager 41 Track 2-3-43 Swimming 3: JA! K XbACgi1vfgig5: l,2,17,,4: ikage Manager, xliriixior 4l'lng 3: Stage , , , N ' X, , anager, .enior ay 3 peretta .3 1 Ivlpchittdlf' DMKL Cllmmltuk 3' Nlonitor 3-45 House and Grounds Com- 0lU Of - f mittee 3. , 3 .4 f is 4 no , u rso Is Q 11 x X . Alma .,-.K . .f . ,f AUDUBON HItsig1ffls'CHlooL ., ' . fu-a.g4 ,v,,' , ,LI ' . U' J cz R A D U AT E S ,fff z X lf BERNARD PELTZ Bam RHI bet I did! Bern, one of the Eastfside gang. is quite a one for huyf ing chem workfhooks. He is a busy man: for hesides manag- ing thc golt team. he is a track star. Here's to you, Bern ! Artivitws: A.A.A. I-'lfl-4, Clee Cluh 1123 Footlvall IfZ'3-43 Track 111434: Socccr 41 llaskrlhall lg Base' lvall I: Nlonltor 213'-li Golf Ivlanager 'lf lllcaclivr Committee 3-4. ALMA PERKS ELSIE F. PHILLIPS H Else Hi, Kid! Elsie. in spite of her apparf ently studious nature. is really a funfmaker at heart. How these honor students surprise us! She's always willing to lend a helping hand to a friend. Elsie invari- ahly makes a success of every' thing she undertakes. More power to you! A.'l1i'itu's: A.A.A. lfl-3-41 SI'Hl llf Council lg Up-'rclfu 2: Mlfnilnf 341 Usher 3--lg Year Bunk. l'i-rsonals 4g Play Committee 4: Magazini- Ciomiuitf ICC 43 Year Book, Typist 4. GEORGE H. PHILLIPS George Spell it! CRW me something chopped up! lU'his pulchritudinous young la y is Alma, She has a charm' i smile and a fascinating X di .ln WI' Chin- TU WP il If there ever was a good cook. i., all. s ' has a lovely voice. Alma itg Gem-ggi Remember Laker l ' fm TWIN' llflcmls Wllll llcf Pine fhorsc cornl7 He gets his .p i ing ersonahty and fricndly Cxeicisc by lifting the liigyyiiimp, X llfkilllcr' A A A i 4 fi ing standards for the track team. X i i'!11'itu'a: I., .. . -2-F' 1 lee . L . . , . Chi' ,3,3,4i Ui,i.i.i.iiii 3,41 mini, 34: Geoige is a pleasant lad who .' air- tlluu-us 4g tioumy Chorus 45 goes his way and cares not ahout 3 'W' as Tirlz iii ilji i 'mQ nf3C i, ,33 the other fcllow's opinion. car oo' .ta , .uw Zllll' 3 rint t -- H ,jr , . I .lul,l Business lvlanagrr l-l: Dance ACKIUIEICA. l ..-3 4, N, mi 'u -lg Asscnthly Colninittee 4. OPNCYEICH 32 TFIICR Md-NSEC! 42 Vs ' A.A. Council 4: Magazine Com' -ti HENRY I. PERLMUTTER mittee 4, X Professor ' Gosh, hut yoifre dumb! y DOROTHY PORTEUS .Both good-natured' andlindifs' --Dot Gm,d.,,e5gi gyagf-,u5y tiiousj-tiat s Henry. Wiat ie ..D0l..iS the miss with the ins, doesnt know ahout chemistry .mimi C cg She hw 1 Pinion just isn't worth knowing. Henry r .exsciiy Q-C2 ccfiiiy ifiimg intends to hecame a physician. NDUE.. wifi g Rik: 'vcr uni' If you should get a headache, ' 'YQ , ' 'y, . for she takes exeellent care o call on Dr. Peilmutter and he , , - V. - - her appearante. Here s wishing will remove your headache tor you iucki your heacll. . ii ' I 4 A Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3--11 Uehate I Aftlvlllea. I 2 3 4, Cluh 213: State Science Fair 3-43 Nloni- lOperetta I. tor 3-45 Puhlicity Committee 3-41 I Class Night Committee -4: Clee Cluh i LEROY Si 112-J: Senior Choir 1143 Operctta 23 ii ,, County Chorus 243 Track lfZ'3f4. XLEZ d d I W at 0 you o wien youkrc MARIE E. PETTEY yummy? llMaTle. HGOSMH Although Lee is a quiet. Marie came to Auduhon in di ,IT I, H , her senior year from Washin f Stu 'mls I 'lp' -ll' WMCNS -A t 'D C i h i . g pleasant personality. If you dont on' ' ' n t C swrl mm believe he's a hard worker, ask She has been hem' Mnrlc. has I the other year hook husiness made many friends. A willing managers, worker. she has contrihuted some Ai,iii,iiii,iQ AAA. limi: Siiiiivii, interesting articles to the Pav Council 213-4: Gli-Q giluh Eg Vice - ' I,r's'l't I Class Z1 i'k't Ioininlt' ivotit She knows her history, al mg Eff? ffimrmim 3: iimitixii Cummi 131 ' , ,, , 3-4, Decoration Conunittee 33 Track ACIIUIIICSZ 41 IVIOUI' 3--lg Stage Manager, -liiiwlvr Play 3: t 41 C if, W C - Treasur-r if Class 3141 onitor 3143 Igllint lxc Hung lub 4, l Year Bhokf Business Manager 43 Athf ' ' Y, Y i lctic Committee -4. T 1 ' -u -?L1f'V4A cut, o ., t '- f 1. VNS ' Llxb Lys.: 1 I' , nf: x , b 5,4 x I 31 Il ,, 'l X K J , fpu y a 1, if' X J ,s LE SOUVENIR 'f,gffz,J-v v . i ex G RADUAT E 5 1 ' . f , ,3 ,A u e4f1 LAWRENCE RAHME Larry Larry is small, but his am' bitions are great. Above his smiling face is a mop of unruly curly hair. He is an unassuming little fellow, whom everyone likes. May you get the breaks, Larry! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4g Oper' etta 3. BARBARA L. RAMSEY Bibs Aw, go on! Barbara has a reputation for always being eager to help. She's our globe trotter. Good luck, Bibs, and may you always keep that sunny smile which has helped to brighten our high school years! Activities: A.A.A. 2f3f4: Operetta 3f4: Decoration Com' mittee 35 Candy Committee 4. KATHRYN B. RATHGEBER Kitty Floss, you know what? Presenting another one of our reticent little girls! We seldom see Kitty without her pal Floss, and when they are to' gether. they make a merry pair. Here's wishing you luck in all ou undertake Kitty ' X :V XX Activities: A.A.A. 3.'4. ff f I f ILLIAM RA Bill Have you heard this one? Bill is a class musician, and a good one. His sense of humor could cheer up old Scrooge him self. Avclubon will be the loser when Bill leaves its halls. Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3f4g Glee Club l: Band 213--4: Oper' etta 2'3: Moving Picture Benefit Committee 3: Assistant Tennis Manager 3: Orchestra 4: Tennis Manager 4: Senior Play: Camden County Band 4, EDWARD A. REIF Bird Legs Watch me pass. A tall, blonde fellow from whom we seldom hear is Bird Legs. He is honestly interested in farmingfeven in raising chickens and ducks! Here's a chance for the girl ambitious to be a farmerette. Ed's one of the fellows who help make our band bigger and better. Suc' cess to you, Ed ! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4g Band 1-2f3'4g Glee Club 3'4. ROBERT RICHARTZ Bob .1-L ' .ef-.-.gf Bob has a permangnt lease on space in the chemistry labora' tory. He keeps his ambition a deep. dark secret, Since Bob can always be depended upon, he has made many friends in school. Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3f4: Moving Picture Beneht Commit' tee 33 Student Council 4. GEORGE RIGGIN George Ice cream-Soda Pop! Remember George in the Oper' etta7 He was the one who car' fied the basket around and tried to sell soda pop. George likes the underclass lassies-especially a certain small. darkfhaired vio- lflinist! Whzitever you try, we know you will have luck! Activities: A.A.A. 1'2f3f4g Glce Club lf3f4: Orchestra 1-2' 3f4: Band 3'4: Football 31 Soc' cer 4. WILLIAM R. RODMAN Bill 'AIt's a long way from Magnolia! L'Bill was one of our best per' formers in the operetta. lt's really a long way from Mag' noliaf' and we wonder how he manages to be on time. Or is he? Success to you, Bill ! Artiiuiius: A.A.A. 112-3'-4: Glee Vlull 14FtlIIl ?Or1t ,1,,. , . .,. , 1 ... , on m 'cn , pt c A l-213'-8: County Chorus 2-3-43 Choir 113'-45 Debate Club 3g Soccer 4: State Chorus 41 Bleaclier Committee 4: Traf- fic Committee 43 Track 45 Golf 4. --- ,M-fo. .ffefe S is l32l . X . x AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL P- ' nv. K5-.I I-t x 'I' 1. u 'ff V 'wit rl' T 3 'S i V J PL ' - l V4 9 I on D ,,,,,,.g.a it C RADUATES3. . I -Cv N .-t ' iv -. ' . l s' WALTER SCHAAF l ' MILDRED C. SCOTT Buzz Holy smokes! Scotty Ah, Foo! Our literary genius i Walter Schaal! How many times have we heen thrilled hy the exciting adventures of Buzz Berries. the Town Hero in the Parrot ! Besides lacing an accomplished author. he is quite a politician. We have Walter to thank for our class song. wAr'!i1'itir's: A.A.A. I-I-3'-l: Clce Lluh l-4: Print Cluh Z--lg Creative Writing Cluh 3-43 Di-hate Club 3g junior Play Committee 35 Senior Choir 4: Uperetta 43 Class Night Committee 4: Track 3'4. J FRANCES SCHARFF z Frank , Frank. one of the quiet hoys f yxi of our class. is an Outstanding lx soccer player. He seems to try X to keep out of the way of people. l is and he certainly makes a success H' .of it. Best of luck. Frank ! l by-six Activities: A.A.A. 3-44 Soc' 1' cer 4. -V 5 JACK SCHNEPP 3 So what? .J Introducing one of the class's 's inqgainhitious hoys! -lack. who 2' hasgisihilities as an actor. has ' gi n xcellent erformances in P 5 'mol plays. Success. -lack! 1' ' . 'tniuirsz A.A.A. lf-l: Clce Cluh S1 7' Q Opt-retta, Stage Manager 2: P' 5 vita 31 Radio Club 21 Print Club f: '45 Chou' 34: Dehate Cluh 33 Coun.v -4 Ihori 314: lvlonitor 31 lunior Play , 1 Q, Committee 3: ,lunior llay 3g Creatur- , Writing Cluh 3'-l: Senior Play Com- - -8 mittee 41 Senior Play 4g Blcaeher Com' mittcc 4: Year Book Staff, Busin, Manager 4. K EDU'-H Ig.,-'QCHWEITZER fly? fe Oh, yeah! 4' P rsalpt. funfloving, breezy. I 'i ays iieady lor a lau 'h--that's . . . . fa dith. She is our competent ,HJ aslifetb aptain. Many a vic- Ltwrymr. due largely to her scor- . wt' ing. . ility, She's also a hockey X' and a tennis enthusiast. Good l luck. Edith! Activities: A.A.A. l-T131-l: Basket' hall lfl-3-4g Student Council 1-L45 Uperctta 25 Monitor L3-4: Property Manager, junior Play 3: Moving Pic' ture Beneht Committee 33 Hockey 4g :Washington Committee 43 lfligihility Iommittce 4. l 14 M ,pdf fiviisrrggufffillllgljlagwji 0 Mildred Scott. alias Betty Boop, or the class entertainer! Wherever a rollicking group Of our classmates is gathered, her hearty laugh can he heard, Hav' ing to leave such dear old pals as Scotty makes graduation sorrowful! Activities: A.A.A. Iflif-4: SHN-lI'fll Council Z-31 llligihility Committee 2g junior Play 3: Usher 114g Senior Play Promptcr 43 llrint Cluh, Girls' Sports lfditor 4: llaskethall 4. MARIE C. SEYDAK A'Se3'dalq Thats a dirty trick! lVl:'rie appears to he a quiet lass. hut wait until you know her! 5: . 'I A r l Her an.lii1f-n is to he a stenf f Ographer. Here's wishingly u the success in e wo BRADFORD SHEPPA D Bvad l 'y1,l -'ll -' -fe 5. Bradford is a man wit'h'his own theories. He is never idle hecause he spends all his extra time experimenting in the chem' ietry lah, If you ever want to know anything about your radio. just ask Brad, he'll know. We also understand he is somewhat of an ornithologist. Keep up thc good work, Brad ! ANNIS M. SIMISTER Annie Know any jolqexll' Pleasant personality. hut oh, sofofofo noisy! Laughing at jokes is her favorite pastime, WC know there is a steady around. ls Fred the name? She likes dancing. iWitli Fred. of courselj BCH!! full of fun. she's always ready for a party. Cheerio, Annie ! Activities: A.A.A. l'2f3'4g Opcretta 23: Property Commit' tee 3, ' i ff... .f ff ' cf' rf' A . if 'gy pf 0 'J J Y' -' ranger d r'.- ' , d l I r ' 10 Af , ' 4,1 ,J LE SOUVENIR .. ax , VJILLIAM SIRI Bill I ground a new lem! Bill. who can often be found in Mr. Messenger's lahof ratory. has made notable progress in the field of science. 'LBill is just waiting for school to close so he can show the world what he can do. May your steps lead ever onwzgdff ' RUTH SMALLEY Ruthie l.WllC78lS Allan? We wonder why uRuthie is always in such a hurry at lunch time? This veal' we miss her long curls. She's a big girl now. Ruth has a faithful pal in Betty. Luck! ctivities: Operetta lflz .A. 1f2f3f4g Year Book. pist 4. Xl? SAMUEL W. SPROUL Sprigger Anything else to bring up? Presenting the peppiest president any class has ever had! His energy is unlimited. Always willing to do his share and a little bit more! Pleasing person' ality. sunny disposition. everv' one's friend! Best of luck, Sprigger ! Artiifiliuxz A.A.A. lf2'3f-lg Student Council 20'-ig Swimming 3149 Nloniror 3'-41 Track 45 A.A, Council 41 Vklays and Mi-:ins Committee, Chairman 43 Athletic Committee, Chairman 4g Noni' inating Committee for Student Council. Chairman 45 Nominating Committee for A.A. Council, Chairman 43 Class President Z-3'-lg Board of Control 3 l. ' CHARLES SMITH - Charley if' Ducky weather, yeah? Did you know that Charley is a wizard at mathematics and chemistry? It is said also that he likes the newspaper business. We notice that he is always optif mistic about the weather. Wlmerf ever you are. may there be good weather! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3f4. GRADUATES A, ETHEL STAATS ELS Such fun! Ets is a class songstress! She's been a faithful member of all the musical organizations. Since she is a good friend to everyone. she will be missed greatly. Keep singing. Ethel! Artir-mess A.A.A. 2-3'-lg Opererta 112-S143 Clec Club 213'-lg Choir 3-43 County Chorus 3'-4: junior Qnurtette 33 State Chorus 43 Senior Girls' Trio 45 Senior Quartette 4. MARION W. MOUNT No. the editor didn't forget his A. B. C.'s when he put this charming young lady's pic' ture on this page. lvlarion just arrived in time to take Paul ln the short time we've known her. she has won her way into our hearts. for her pleasant man' ner invites friends. The twinkle in her eyes told us at once that she was full of fun. Activities: Orchestra 4: Pub- Stanch's place in Le Souvenir. xS lic Speaking Club 4. ELIZABETH STELTZ Betty Honestly? Although Betty hasn't been with us long, it seems as though we've known her all our lives. She is so amiable and gay that she gets along well with every- one. Betty does her studies well. too, so we know she will he successful in life. Activities: A.A.A. 4: Print Club 4g Swimming Team 4. JOHN STETLER Soup Soup was one of the first persons in Audubon to own a kayak that he made himself. You perhaps saw him sailing on Had' don Lake. Shall we take this as a prophecy that he will be a sailor? Jack is the goodflook' ing type that makes the girls wish the fleet were in. Pleasant sail' ing. Soup ! Activities: Glee Club 1g Oper' etta 213: A.A.A. 1-2'3f4g Moni- tor 4. Ri if ul? If l34l V sl 166 . ,J N4-1. 1 Y .qv I-,www if AUDUBON HIGH SC OOI, Jw, ' ' .Af GRADUATES -if I4 f . I w A' - . U CHARLES STEVENSON -M S EARL E. VANDEGRIFT Charley SEMI Have you seen Larry? Charley can almost always he found with Larry Rahme. When these two get together, you can he sure some kind of mischief will soon he on hand. Activities: A.A.A. 3f4. ROBERT TEMPONE Bob 'lHave you seen Bud? Bob is the Romeo type underneath his skin. We won't be surprised if he is the hrst one 's ,to walk to the altar. for the Q, girls know that he is kindliness H and good nature personihed. A H true gentleman! You deserve the best! Activities: A.A.A. lf2f3-45 Glee Cluh 2: Moving Picture Benefit Committee 3: Senior Play, Stage Manager 4. s , ' I HARRY THOMAS 'QrIAjly ' Wl1y not? Harry is a Boy Scout. His 'm is to he a Scout Master. hat a target he makes for some of Mr. Neel's remarks! A' Fortunately, he takes them all in fun, which just goes to show what Scouts are made of. He's the Nsaluting demon of the A. H. S. Activities: Band 1-2: A.A.A. l'2f3'4. MARION E. TROTH Mar Oli, you! Marion has many friends. She is a good actress. as was demon' strated when she played the part of Simpson in our senior play. l'Mar is born to dance. espe' cially to tap. Swing it ! Activities: A.A.A. 1f?.f3'4g Operetta 3-4: Junior Play, Prompter 3: Senior Play 4: Print Club 4: Countv Chorus 4: Glee Club 4: Sales Committee 4. , ,A iis1bffm4ke'u+-Metric Q Jw sf ',a.7'f': R-l., L yen C 1 C' lhcf' Is that locker locked, Hull? This goodflooking fellow is Earl. of course. He is active in sports. but he enjoys swing music and dancing as well. Suc' cess to youl Activities: A.A.A. ?.f3f4g Tennis 2-3: Football 3f4g Basket' hall 34: Choir 3-4: Glee Club 3'-1. President 4: A.A. Council, President 4: Board of Control 4: Track 4: Student Council 4. ' 1 ' u..c.if'10 ff'-- Cow. '41 EDlTH M. VAN'ZANDT Edie Oh, january! Edie is a husy little lady who is always trying to get money from someone. She works hard and is happy when serving others. As chairman of the sales committee. she was especially helpful to our class. Good luck to you. Edie ! Activities: Monitor 3: Junior Play: Decorating Committee 35 Operetta 3: Sales Committee, Chairman 4. . i E xllxk W' l ,M 5 I rv! ' FLORENCE VETRI J' Floss Gosi'i! Florence has a sunny disposif tion which has endeared her to all of us. Future vocation: Somehody's stenogf' Future avocation: Dancing. We wish you luck. Floss Activities: A.A.A. 2f3f4. CHARLES WACK Wackey Meet Mr. Lance's prize stu- dent. Wackey's lively sense of humor is his passport to any group in the school. Everyone is his friend. Success to you, Wackey ! Activities: A.A.A. 1'2f3f4. 35 m Jr ,I Y U f 1 , fr! LE! OUVENIR yr, , Ai, X W, cz RADUATES SARA E. WARD EDNA MAE WHEELER Ed Nuts vvgf- K-. 'J x. S1si' Wliupl WhiLpl Sis, another giggler. is well' liked hy all. Her newest pastime is dancing to the strains of Ray Catlirall and his Chevaliers. As a child's nurse. slie's a wonder! Sara is always gay: never have we found her in a hlue mood. Here's luck to you, 'kSis ! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4. .Hof Q, .s- I., ,j,VLJVg GEORGE B. WARFIELD .AWd7fiCid'l No, my woilqfs not done! George seems to he in the hackground most of the time he' cause of his quiet manner. Mr. jaggard's No man! May you Gnd good fortune everywhere, George! Activities: A.A.A. 2'3'4. JOHN WEAVER john Whe1e's Harley? john, one of our printers. will' nwly gave much of his time and Qhergy to the joh of publishing the Parrot We suppose you will he a publisher some day of Weavers Home Companion. john. If so, you may count on us for subscriptions. Activities: A.A.A. 1f2f3f4g Print Cluh lflf-4: Stage Assisf tant lf'l'3f4: Student Council 2131 Traflic ,ommittee 3: Moriif tor 2134. f fi 11540131 If - .,., ,- . In L'lL,l!, we - Wt MARIAN M. WEBER Mar 'ABill said . . . l During foothall season, Buy a tag? was Marian's hyfword. Vv'e predict she will he one of the first hrides. Happy days, Marian! Activities: A.A.A. 3f4: Uperf Cttii 2: Monitor 3: Decorating Committee 3: Sales Committee 4. This peppy lass can be counted upon to enliven any group. Whenever Ed hears something funny. she goes off into peals of laughter. She is an ardent foothall fan. If you want to know the words of any song. Ed can tell you. for she knows them all. Activities: A.A.A. 2f3f4. NANCY M. WHITE 'ANa1ice Oh, shut up! A ,studious young lady is ic on the honor roll n o cr person from the Reserf 1 ion. '1ind very well liked, too! XNance is planning to continue ler studies. Amhition: commerf cial education teacher. We know you will make the grade, Nance ! Activities: A.A.A. 3'4: Stu- dent Council lflz Moving Pic' ture Benefit Committee 3. Jslanvg She never fails to claim ay ' . A f Ji CATHERINE WHITTAKER Kay Don't get excited. Here is the other member of the Brown and Whittaker Comf, pany, Kay is very attracf tive when she smiles. for her whole face lights up. She enjoys the great American pastime-the cinema. Kay'l is an ideal hostess, as everyone knows who has hcen to her parties. Activities: A.A.A. 21314: Operetta 1f2. HERBERT WILLIAMS 'Hevbw Q'Are you being waited on? 5' Herb is the American store's lfgreatest asset. He can name any li kind of canned food you can thin s of. ln addition to this, he 's an able equestrian. We predict he will accomplish great Kthings with his voice! Activities: A.A.A. l-L3-41 Student Council lg Clee Cluh I-L3-4: Choir 33 Operetta 1'-83 Dance Committee 3: Senior Play 4. T363 if X i w is. K. iv'5 .i ds N 1 N i 4 iw -gl c is x J my . Lv' V' kj 'a m- ,I 5 :W j'rU.,,g AUDUBON HIGlHrgsicHooI. 1.1 Jar? EH -'1' , . L AX VA. Y ,J -I N qfjf' GRADUATES I -I' lit' A BETTY M. WRIGHT ll Betty Betty is that agreeable miss with the pretty. curly hair. Al' though she is rather quiet, she has a delightful sense of humor. Have you noticed the dimples that play hide and seek when she laughs? Here's to your fu' ture. Betty! Activities: A.A.A. 3f4g Oper' etta 1f3. Q l,' A fb HARRY YARNALL l ' 'A Harry X A Where are our soccer letters? 1 , Harry was a soccer player this - Q I year. He is a dreamy lad, with . - sunny freckles. We hear he XJ I, would like to live in the wide T5 open spaces. May your dreams I :come true, Harry! ctwztzes A A A 7 ' .: . , . I-..'3'4g Fifibaii lf3f4: Gia? Club 2f3g y rg Xisdccer 4. Y it 1-A-M.. . GEORGE YOUNG 'Toungieu Hello, Girl! Youngie was voted cutest boy. just a glance at his pic- ture will show that the class cet' tainly can pick 'em. Last year, George guarded the water bucketg but we expect to see him be' hind the home plate in baseball yet. May you be successful in your chosen Held! AI-rivxtics: A,A.A. 112-3-43 Year Book Staff, Business Manager 4: Stu' dent Council lg Band l-2: Monitor 34: Basketball l-3f4g Baseball l-2-34: Sophomore Party Committee 2g Assem' hly Committee 43 Dance Committee 4. DORQTHY M. ZIMMERMAN Dot I dorft kr1ow. V Dot's a jolly little ladyhand a needle if we ever knew one. The trial of seventh period study hall! Her favorite pastime is re- calling childhood pranks. She doesn't helieve in studying but -m ages to get through somehow. we fun to you. Dot ! if Activities: A.A.A. 3'4. 5 H QAMERA .I . . VERNON CRISTz,.,1uL.Q,fr7f Ji'- - 1 P,-' 0,4 EDGAR DAVIS ewfir' QL gf: L1 jf -, EDITH FLOWERS auf -' - , In , ---' A RUTHHAW A' A -jj-1 cf! .. gh ETI-IEL MCLEAN3' ' ' - fs-J RoSE SELLERS VJILLIAM ZANGER YN., 94 'f is f'- 1 A . i371 L,E SCJLJX7E N IR Jln Hlvmnriam RUDOLPH XVAAD bday 2,1920 fXugustl, MTU live in the hearts we leave behind is not to di6.H-CAMPBELL i331 1936 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL a ,L c 'Qi-ex ' is L ' S' -- 1 ii 'Q 1' - K l . gi T f BX? sr yi Q s ig gg, , 5 Ai A R vi lJ'lP 'A ' s i -FF-. , i . 1 ....- gi N Alma Perks Most Popular Samuel Sproul Edna Moyer Prettiest ............. . . . . . . . . . . . . . Handsomest james Coughlin Nellie Magee Cutest George Young Marion Angermann Elsie Phillips Dorothy Kopp Patricia Flack Katherine Murphy Betty Burtis Elizabeth Hupp Dolores Katz Gladys johnson Catherine Furey Betty Burtis Selena Lamplugh Helen Lehman Sarah Mitchell Doris Metzel Pauline Morris Rose Oesterle Dorothy Kopp Mildred Scott Eleanor Clifton Helen Lehman Dorothy Porteus Rose Oesterle Patricia Flack Katherine Murphy Lillian Krauss Diamond Lil Elizabeth Hupp Marie Pettey Ruth Harris Bernice jones Virginia Mullen Alma Perks Ruth Ehrman Rose Mesi Dorothy Kopp Mathilda jackson Doris Metzel Most Brilliant Most Dependable Most Generous Hardest Worker Best Athlete Best Orator Most Dignified Best Actress Best Actor Best Musician Best Sport Best Politician Most Sincere Peppiest Most Bashful Best Blusher Noisiest Best Giggler Most Talkative Wittiest Most Absent-minded Biggest Flirt Most Original Most Inquisitive Best Bluffer Best Dancer Best Nickname Quietest Best Natured Class Optimist Class Romeo Class Juliet Probable First Bride Probable First Groom Cutest Couple Most Fickle Class Needle Class Cut-up Friendliest Best Dressed l'39l Charles Adamson Charles Adamson Nelson Kirk Samuel Sproul james Coughlin jack Schnepp Nelson Kirk joseph Foster George Riggin Robert Gray Walter Schaaf Charles Adamson jack McAllister Thomas Greene Benjamin Parkhurst Room 111 Harry Thomas joseph Cohen Fred Housel Bradford Sheppard Louis Nealey Walter Schaaf Robert Edgar Russell Hull Richard Curtiss Edward Rief Bird Legs joseph Harper Benjamin Parkhurst Roy Countryman James Coughlin Edwin MacWatters Richard Curtiss Louis Nealey Robert Edgar Leonard Hull Samuel Sproul Nelson Kirk LE SOUVENIR Aubrey Allington Louise Aliington ..... QQTONS DF MQNEY77 The Cast .JOSEPH FOSTER .BERNICE JONES jean Evemfrd ........ PATRICIA FLACK Simpson .... .... . DOLORES KATZ Miss Mziilett . . . . . . .MARION TROTII Spiuies ....... MT. Chestevmim Henery ....... George Maitland Giles ......... Director ..... MR. GEORGE H. JAGGARD i401 . . .ROBERT EDGAR .......JAcR SCHNEPP .RICHARD CURTISS HERBERT WILLI.AMs . . . . .WILLI.AM RAY --4 U C 3 lS L-1 2 'E 'E' .2 15:57 ra '11 OUEQBS ll- -Df5'T..'U5u 25 at r-if-..f-lf-vo f-ic cumvin, 2:3 U2 Us .,.. vo: -0,.,w3 O5WLJp,.-Q3 CD31 rabbi. C2 -'4 U : - 'fu : G gcmgw- :,: E,'r-s oa'so2r595F4OFt:.2 If. 'U 3 C 4-4 FJ it , Z EH- 'U u 33 S 35 .Z figs, Us US E53'i..3jUS X--1 '-- Qu'-. fu '-'fT.,,N3w,g ' U hc-o.xwD-2-ut.g'5'Ej 3E::.?E'io::.2.EC'--.3 QOUE f-N1 4--Cfvcs. Umm CGENALASDQ 43'r.'if5::o'o:: '7' -x11..c:'-o .coke C was .-1UDl-'CL rnUQ1U c: .2 ... IU ... Ill ED 'a S 8 L1 E wart: 3 anon: ew- BEE '23 wuwgcg Ili :A SSSEESBAMHUFSS v ..:'- Ho U -C 'U uugw.--UE Cu5'uU--. 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Anthony Beeby, jane A scarf Marriage Parlor maid Cleopatra Bernhardt, Adella Quiet manner Social worker Telephone operator Sarah Bernhardt Bongort, George Popular Science Scientist Rain maker Buck Rogers Brown, Mary Ankles Historian Follies girl Marlene Dietrich Burggraf, Florence Typewriter Somebody's St nog. Messenger girl Katherine Hepburn Burtis, Betty Notes from- Lawyer jurist Gladys Swarthout Carter, Marian Hockey stick Stenographer Cosmetics demonstrator jane Arden' Chiericoni, Catherine Smile Fancy skater Whale tam r jane Withers Cleaver, Betty Soprano voice Model Button pusher -Ieannette MacDonald Clifton, Eleanor Gym suit Coach Topsy in medicine show Wilma Deering' Cohen, joseph Loud ties Shoemaker Straight man Groucho Marx Cordery, Dolores Hustling manner Nurse Bathing suit model The Backseat Driver' Coughlin, James Late excuses Coach Grease monkey Ed' Thorgensen Countryman, Roy Dansorium Gigolo Truck driver Sid Silvers Crist, Vernon Pipe Sea captain Desk hand Wimpy Curtiss, Richard Poetry Engineer Crossword putzle solver Tom Brown Cuthill, Jack Lengthy underpinnings Millionaire Circus midget Gary Cooper ' Davis, Edgar Himself Sleeper Mattress demonstrator Buddy Ebsen 5 Davis, Harriet Sophistication Typist Waitress Ruth Etting .3 Davis, Mary Ankle-height shoes Dancer Whoopee teacher Maureen O'Sullivan Deusch, Marion Enticing manner Stenogr pher Stamp licker Pat Patterson ' 5 Donnelly, jane Green clothes Writer Ed.tor of True Romances Edna Mae Oliver ' -I Donnelly, William In a dull void Sleep all day W.P.A. worker Bob Burns Dunseath, Marjorie Son fkissed smile Elevator girl in Strawbridge's Housewife Betty Furness Edgar, Robert Crocodile tears journalist Panhandler Walter Winchell , Ehrman, Ruth Hair coiffures Housewife Hairdresser loan Crawford -3 Ellis, Catherine Dance programs Dancing teacher Dimefa-dance hostess Ruby Keeler 1- Q! Fayer, Catherine Dimples Swimming instructor XVife of a henpecked husband Boots Fisk, Esther Blush Nurse Movie usher Myra A 1-5 Flack, Patricia Giggle Teacher Editor of Ballyhor Claudette Colbert 7 Flowers, Edith Freckles Salesgirl Milkmaid Mary MixfUp Foster, joseph Dishes Actor Stage hand William Powell Fuller, Jennie Tickets Author Title reader Grace Livingston Hill Furey, Catherine Agreeable nature Referee Candy sampler Queen of Hearts' Gaskill, Charles Sport news Lady killer lceman 'Shipwreck' Kelly Gilch, Lillian Lumberjack Secretary Parachute jumper Olive Oyl Gray, Robert The track Olympc track star Escalator rider Glen Cunningham Greene, Thomas Changed manner Doctor Cartoonfst for Rembrandt 'Arabian Nights EI l Corps License Flight Course Landing Field Reincarnation Hull, Russell German haircut Firecracker salesman Bottle washer Lew Lehr Hupp, Betty Latin text Financier Hula Hula. girl janet Gaynor Iaeck, Helen Powder box Beauty expert Dish washer Margo Iaeck, Louis Bicycle Ice man Explorer Wash Tubbs Jackson. Mathilda Writing notes Somebody's wife Prooffreader Renee Page johnson. Gladys Trumpet Music XVorld's famous trumpeter Ina Rae Hutton Iones. Bernice Celestial readings Actress Prompter Lillums Lovewell Joseph, Richard Blonde hair Actor Stand'in for Gene Raymond Gene Raymond Katzs Dolores Curly hair College cofed Telling jokes to Englishmen Gracie Allen Kean, Ralph Ford Auto mechanic Amateur broadcaster Harold Lloyd Keck. Alice Evenings out Aristocrat Old maid Constance Bennett Kiely. Elizabeth Tiny one Shoe model Standfin for Kay Francis Shirl y Temple Kirby. Miriam Charles Stenographer Housekeeper Mary Boland Kirk. Nelson Board of Control tickets Certihed Public Accountant GfMan .l. Edgar Hoover Klaitz. William Car Gardener Chauffeur Sir Malcolm Campbel Klenk. Edwin LO flip Audubon Heating Company Champion doggie swimmer Eddie Duchin Knecht. May Blush Window demonstrator Chfld's nurse Ma Perkins Kopp, Dorothy lokes Selling joke books Study hall teacher Mary Livingston Krauss. Lillian Dansorium Yodeler Gold digger Jean Parker Krimmel. Blair Orange hair All'American halfback Physical education instructor Atlas Lamplugh. Selena Latin te t Teacher Football fan Ioan of Arc Lehman. Helen Boys! Boys! Boys! Model for pep' ads Diarist Mary Astor Luke. Rae Parties Radio actress Cake decorator Helen of Troy MacLardy, Kathryn Office Office worker Charwoman Yvonne Dionne MacWatters. Edwin Elsie Ladies' man Radio announcer Randolph Scott Magee, Nellie Haddon Heights Lecturer Follies girl Simone Simon Mannella, Clifford Drawings Commercial artist House painter Wordsworth Mannella. Marie Dark complexion Teacher Writer of fairy tales Sylvia Sidney McAllister. Jack Patriotic hat Doctor Head of a doll hospital Will Rogers McBride. Margaret Disappointed redfhead Technician Food taster to King George VI 'Little Orphan Annie McCauley. Robert lazz rhythm Band leader Bagpipe blower Bennv Goodman McLean, Ethel Violin Virtuoso Dressmaker Rae Eleanor Ball McManus. Mary Dark curls Career woman Model for Lux soap Olivia de Havilland McMichael. Margaret Germantown Compt meter operator Tango girl Madge Evans Mesi, Ros Chinese smock Opera star Literary critic Good Deed Dottie Metzel. Doris New dance steps Campus quccn VV'orld's best dressed woman Clara Bow Miller. Thelma Blonde hair Nurse Sailor's sweetheart Alice Fave Milsted. Thomas A 535.00 car Newspaper writer Stvle predictor Popeye Mitchell, Sarah Brown eyes Manufacturer of valentines A housewife in the Lady Astor Maine woods X If42 I O U E M M M M s M GJ St EF W- its S o:-'- we Qmzrnq' +-'Z :age Siem? ,s,,,gc.:5-.4 -.-Qs.. x. QQOE'-' :IZLT-N2 5 PE ,zz es,-E c:3f f 5 ,.,,:'wU wwndil' Emi-cv: Lgazm w Wea: sCDu.UU L4 U ... U c. 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'UGEC C 39 2 5t.:-Lxgi 5-22 252522 2955 , 'Uno U BPL?-o D6U.cE':EW2S'.: '-'E UDV-Mucha-mNu.g 4 zomum-x'DhD 29:1-9- TuS2-'cw Ll-5258 Q2 w Z 2 bl. 2 4... 5 c E... rf. -Eucmre .Ck J: NCD-C.-.C uw Q L.. o5....D5fg.O O Nunn UL. Es.. in-U.u.1:: Qnsw cv mic'- -bcmQ . M , L, Huh: 'Daw f Zw vac.- v- D'-2 .x.,5m:w'--,5 mg:-.1'go,g.-QE can 33U'tZ'f-'.2-mid E- 339'c.::,ccf'bcwl'-: faaggismai 53 C D-12a-:EO NQ0 cr plaYs if ' ff gf .ph .E RN e ' J Y 'X P? ' - A ' I R ' fwii, THE c1L.Aiss or 1937. being of sound mind 171 and body fAre we healthy!j do hereby bequeath the following: To our Principal and our Supervising Principal, our sincere gratitude for the valuable services they have rendered to our class. To our faculty, our hearty thanks for the knowledge they have imparted to us during our high school career. To Miss Dornbaeh, Ivlrs, Schiller, Mrs. Lance, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Weeks, Mr. Neel, Mr. Keyburtz, Mr. laggard, Mr. Lance, and Mr. Troutnian, our profound appreciation for their indispensable aid. We leave: To jim Flynn-- Dick joseplrs A'Cene Raymond profile. To Rita Bl-:e-Ethel McLean's bass voice. To L'Ted Brown --Earl Vandegrifts million dollar strut. To Anna Benzenhofer -Catherine Ellis's ticket to the Dansorium. To Francis DuCoin --jack Schnepp's grip on earthy' feet. To Anita Bensing - Carol Otto's secret Nj passion To joe Wzilker -LeRoy Purvis's comb. To Agnes Ryan- I'helma Miller's bottle of Colden Glow. To anyone who wants them f-Robert Edgars crocodile tears. To Leslie Fisher -Robert McCaiiley's desire to lead a band. To joe Elwell - -Florence Burggrafs typing eraser. fShe never used 1 To Alan Root -- Peg McBride's daily ride to school. To jean Maynard -- Pat Flack's expressive eyes. To Harold Russell - 'Lawrence Rahmes mighty muscles. To To L'Phil Vyfarnke- foe Fosters way with the wimmenf' Alma Katz -- Peg McMichael's seashore boy friend. To Mahlon Easterlingf -'Roy Countrymanls utruckin' fever. To Marilyn Dewees -- Dottie Kopp's favorite boy friend, Skeeter To joe Mack -Robert Monaghan's quiet, unassuming manner. To To To To To 'LBert Allen -Kathryn Murphyls dancing feet. ujaekl' Gallagher -Vernon Crist's youth. Gloria Slater -Mary McManus's friendly disposition. Nelson Herron -Walter Schaaf's tall stories. Catherine Franklin -Selena Lampluglrs sincerity. To Bud Bayne -Fred Housel's enjoyment of everyone's jokes. To Regina Wright ---jane Donnellyls bedtime stories. To To Charles Smith -Miriam Kirby's love. Dot Glaze -Elizabeth Kielyls size 3Kg shoe. T Arthur Boulton -Nelson Kirk's l'Simon Legree attitude toward monitors To 'LBobhy Scott -- -Edna Mae Wheeler's picture of jimmy Stewart. To Charles Tighe --- jack McAllister's supersalesmanship. To Dot Irons --Sara Ward's serious Nj nature. To Bob Metzel-Nice Colien's leather lungs. To Sara Estilovv -Charles Adamson's serious outlook on life. To Edith Kirk -Maris Mannellafs excessive loquaciousness. To Rita Gendek -Ruth Harris's diet. To Len Vernamonti- Bill Rayls incessant teasing. To Dot Burtis - Dot Herronls new 'Kboy friend. To Frank Maltby - Len Hull's happyfgoflucky manner. To Alice Donovan f Helen Iaeck's box of powder. To Frank Daly -Betty Hupp's dignified manner. To To Anita Smith -Clinton Harris's Uneedlingf' Ray Cochran ---- Dot Katz's pride in her driving ability. l44l To To To To To To To To To Ti 1 To To To T1 1 To To To To To To Til To To To To To To Tc i To To To Tc x To To To Tc i To To To To To To To To To To To To Tm 3 To TK T To To T C 7 To Ti 1 To To To To To To i Harry Elliot - Ed MacWatter's passion for blondes. Doris Sehuler -Edna Moyer's steadfastness. Marge McGlinn-Naomi Hill's duty as a monitor. John Steger -Gladys fohnson's night life. Peg Timmons-Bernice Iones's permanent wave. Lillian Russell- Dot Zimmerman's sense of humor. joe MeElvarr -George 'Youngs silent admirers. Chic Klenk -George Riggin's sax appeal falthough he doesn't need itl Ruth Hall -fennie Fullers four years of Latin. .lack Heake -- Dot Porteus' chemistry book, fShe never opened it.l Doris Hoppe -fane Beeby's daily tomato and lettuce sandwich. Wilson Dunham - Ruth Hull's timid ways. Bill Byrne --Marion Angermann's good marks to keep him eligible. next year's chemistry classes --Mildred Barr's way with Mr. Messenger. Harriet Marsh --Helen Lehman's boy friend in every town. Edgar Mullen- Tillie -lackson's unlimited supply of paper. Virginia Winter-Mae Knechtis shyness. Sam Gaskill- Bill Klaitz's ubackftofnaturen dips in the gully. Louise Witz -Ruth Heaney's cashier job. Karl Kaufman - Ed Klenk's exuberant spirits. Miriam Isaacs- Margie Dunseath's ability to swing, Stanley Smith-Louis laeck's bicycle. Linda DeAngelo -Alice Keck's date nights. Peter Gedreys - Lil Krauss's ability to tell stories. Betty Klemann -Kathryn MacLai'dy's office job. Ted House -Blair Krimmel's magnificent physique. Dot Sauerwein -Annis Simister's extra dates Gliver Sampson - Tom Greene's agreeable disposition. Eleanor Cosner-Betty Steltz's friendly smile. Phil Benedict-Harold Harleys shop permits. Dot Maxwell -Marian Weber's passion for Uredf' George Lehr - foe Harper's noisy ways. Marge Bennett-Edith VanZandt's candy sales. Tom Crowley - Sam Sproul's long administration. Betty Whitehead -Nancy Whites quiet manner. Margaret Christie-Rae Luke's knowledge of chemistry KU. Charles Taylor-Eugene Homan's sophomore interests. Evelyn Robinson - Lee Mondelli's exotic beauty. Gordon Oldheld- Herb Williams' Utenfgallonu hat. Bob VanDexter - Dirk Curtisss leadership. Mildred jones --Betty Cleaver's sheer chiffon stockings. Buster Knudsen -Marie Seydak's knowledge of German. Rose Stock -Mildred Scotts impersonation of Betty Boop. Gerry Thinnes- lack Cuthills high altitude. Jeanette Fairhank-Ruth Ehrmanls Friday night Hdatesf' Phil Charles -- Chic Gaskills interpretations of the sport page. Beulah Hassall --Lillian Gilch's famous giggle. Leon Walker --George Wai'jield's Believe It or Not column. Marge Kees- Esther Fisk's blushing. George Harvey- Eleanor Bartok weekfend trips. Anna McConaghie -Catherine Furey's good sportsmanship. Ed McElyarr- Bob Grays collection of track medals. Marge Gross - Betty XVright's downright nicety. Eddie Spencer-- Bill Donnellys swimniing prowess. Betty Paul-Marion Deusch's gracious dignity. Donald Orr- jim Coughlin's four letters. Barbara Wagstaff-we leave foe Ingham. Clif Mathews-George Bongorts scientihc knowledge. Peg Matlack -Catherine Chiericoni's pleasant smile. Alex Prounchick-Louis Nealey's knowledge of Runnemede roads. Kathryn Parvin -Doris O'Neill's dark curly hair. Frank Mitchell- Ban Parkhursfs mania for new dance steps. l45'I To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To Fo To To To T o To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To To Florence Humphreys-Nlarie Pettey's talent for agreeing with people. lim Raban --Ralph Kean's missing car brakes. Dot Chew -Alma Perks winning personality. Louise Rost -George Miirpl1y's school for hopeful truckers, 5 the jokes editor ot the 'SS Parrot --Nlarion Trotlrs ability to find original jokes. Ilse Kling - Rose Mesi's long walk to school. Janice Harvey -Doris Metzel's supply of clothes. Adele Caseheer -Betty Burtis's daily notes from her 'lboy friend. Bud Lundgren ---Charles Wack's strategy. Betty Siri -Catherine Fayer's dimples. Major Sampler - Squarie Holmgren's ability to bring good luck Creta ,lustiee -Mary Browns ankle bracelet. Harry Seybold Muriel Curtiss Mary Brennan jimi Connors --' Margaret Clinger- . 1 Evelyn Faux --HPete Albano's long lashes. Bill Leonard -Francis Scharffs worn out gym sneaks. Mary Reader- Mary Davis's attractive foot-wear. Marian .lohnson--Nlarian Carterls hockey prowess, -lohn DiDomen1eo- - Corky Milsted's l'Esquire. Clara Fidler- -Virginia Mullen's little dog. Bob Moore- Henry Perlmutter's knowledge of H:O. Dot Abbott--'lDot Nisslefs stellar guarding. Herman Siri Stetler leaves the story of his life. Betty Stewart-Adella Bernhardts quiet manner. Charles Smith -Charles Smith leaves permission to use his name, Thelma Marsh -Kathryn Rathgeberls curly hair. Earl Bartlett -George Pliillips lackadaisical way. Ianthe Abrams --Barbara Ramsey's goodfnaturedness. Charles Reif-Bernard Peltz's brawn. Audrey Strahan-Rose Oesterle's distracting giggle. George Gallagher- Robert Richartzs chemistry experiments. Kathryn Saehlehen -Nellie Magee's interest in Haddon Heights. John Craee - Bill Rodmaivs golf clubs. Gladys Vkfampole -Pauline Mori'is' demure manner. Fred Kreelcman--Bradford Sheppards knowledge of everything. Miriam Wxllker --Dolores Cordery's chemistry blues. Lillian Rittmayer --Ethel Staat's gift of gab. Robert Bowers -William Siri's extensive vocabulary. Helen Atkinson - Edith Schweitzens friendship. Dot Cloud -Ida Montana's roller skates. Fred Barrett -Charles Stevenson's girl-shyness. Ned Senseman -Harry 'Yarnall's modesty. .lean Maynard -Ruth Smalley's fondness for alumni. Wzilter Phillips -Harry 'l'homas's apparent love of good food. Evelyn Gleaner- Catherine Whittaker's wit. Les Willizinis -john Weaver's job in the print shop. Madeline Schmidt-Florence Vetri's trips to the Dansorium. Marv D'Andrea -Harriet Davis's bangs. Estelle McHugh -Sara Mitchell's schoolgirl complexion. Lillian Wzillziee--Liicille Pangborne's aristocratic name. Margaret Christie -- Rose Seller's Hgymn suit. Chic Klcnk - -Edgar Davis's crooning voice. Martha Harrington -Edith Flowers, freckles. Ott Taylor -William Zanger's boisterousness. the future 12-2 home rooms. -Mi'. Neel's home room leaves its in In witness whereof we hereby set our sign and seal. -- Ed Reif's morning exercises on his bicycle. -Eleanor Clifton's basketball worries. - Elsie Phillip's job of distributing absentee lists. 'Bob Tempone's love of parties. Clif Mannella's art ability. adhouse rhythm fSignedl THE CLASS or 1937. Wiliiesses M.-xahioana Dirszsmrii . . . IXLMA Peaks . . . Downes KATZ l 46l f- -S , f' 'X , 5. if ff X fl X K ,1r,YYI,iY if fiiggiiif UNDERGRADUATES if f .. . ,a 'f. ' 1' - . 'f' 1. ' N4 iuLh'i4v J. jbllmuj Chafj ,iA41l41 ' Qi V1 i471 nv vt xpr-- - t ' A i xxx l CLASS OF 193 8 President .......................... PHILIP XN.RRNKE Vice Pi-esidcm .......... .......... L EoN W,-xLKER Correspimding Secretary .... .... A NNA BENZENI-xoFER Rewrdmg Secretary ..... .... L ILLIAN W.ixLL,ActE Treasurer .......... . . . ...... RUTH HALL THE MEMBERS of the ujunior ground crew were rewarded for their hard work by two wellfattended dances, one financiallyfsuceessful movie benefit, and a hilarious comedy, Growing Pains. Best of luck to you, juniors! F483 9 af' eww ' T T1 I T t f ay . h K1 4 A U A x. K A ' 2 , p 1 ix. 15, I CLASS OF 193 9 President ........,........,...... THoM.-xs Caowufy Vice President ..... ......... A RTHUR TAY1.oR Secretary .,......... ..... M ARTH,-x HARR1Nc:ToN Recording Secretary ..,. .... D OROTHY Sci-IREGLER Treasurer ............................. JOHN FRICK THE HGREASE MONKEYSN started their social climb by electing their control officers for the first time. For their social function of the year, they gave a party. Everyone began to prepare for his Wasliington trip by paying dues QD. l49l n ml 1 M n AUDUBoN y fyyyip, if HIGH Z l 2 l . l 7 4 1 l 3 Q 1-LM.. l 5 STADIUM DEDICATION TUE, the class of 1937, on behalf of the student body, wish to thank the members of the Board of Education and other citizens in the community, for the interest which they have shown in making this stadium possible The stadium was presented to Dr. William L. Fidler for the Youth of Audubon by Mr. Andrew Ganser, President of the School Board, on Saturday, October 31, 1936. After an elaborate dedicatory program, the Green Wave beat an undefeated Haddon' field team 7fO. l'50l ' . .X-'.-F' ' ' .-1'- f' L-IG. ' - ' . . f fa f f f - .fi ,my I 2:1-igiiigsgtiifwculfxgsfgg I f .A ?Tfi'ff'fEs,ll:?fi?3F3f, ffyf f f P ff '- I . f:xj'-f5'1fT 1Qff21i' ff , Q- f-v.,!!!, R Y A .. Av Wy iff! inll fr!!! V!! w , N. ff , fflfff 5, ' A ff, f H if, I ,E ,.V:i:EI:..:. vi My L , if X ,l f 1 ,,', 1 ,,' ' . . ' H tb 5. f f71'l LB SOUVENIR A. A. COUNCIL THIS YEAR the A. A. Council, by forming a new constitution to cover the increasing number of sports, has proved itself an able, upftofthefminute representative body of the Athletic Association. This active Association presented to the school a Worthfwhile conf tribution-an electric scoreboard, made possible by the receipts of several Tea Time dances. These frolics, along with the annual A. A. Dance, were outstanding successes and a credit to the Council. President ...... .... E ARL VANDERGRIFT Vice President .... ........ W ILLIAM BYRNE Secretary ...... ..... M ARTHA HARRINGTON fill AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOI CHEER LEADERS OUR cheer leaders added plenty of color and pep to the successful seasons of football and basketball. Under the coaching of Mr. Edward Magill, they introduced a variety of new cheers and some snappy school songs, of which The Eyes of Audubon Are Upon You and L'March, March on Down the Field are the most popular. Un the whole, the spirit exhibited at the games this year was better than that of any other, and we are sure that much of the credit should go to our cheer leaders. EDWIN KLENKYCl1CCT Master HELEN LEHMAN GILBERT BAYNE M.-xR,1oR1E DUNSEATH JAMES CONNORS BERNICE JONES ROBERT EDGAR DDROTHY GLAZE COHCII- MR, EDXVARD MAGILL - l73l LE SOUVENIR FOOTBALL THIS SEASON the Green Wave felt the loss of last year's veterans on the gridiron. However, the members of the team piled up a record of five victories, two ties, and three defeats. The outstanding games of the season were with Haddonfield and Haddon Heights, when our team beat a previously undefeated Haddonfield squad 7f0, but lost again to the Heights in a really hardffought battle 6fO. When next season rolls around, Earl Vandegrift and jim Coughlin will be missed at A. H. S. However, the players who are left are practically all letter men. Can we expect another championship, boys? SCHEDULE Audubon Opponents September 26-Gloucester . . Home October 3-Millville . Away 10-Palmyra .... Home 17-Woodbury .... Home 24-Merchantville . . Home 31-Haddonfield . . . Home November 7-Woodrow Wilson Away 14-Moorestown . . . Home 21-Haddon Heights Away 28-Bridgeton ...... .... H ome .... 7 0 Coach ........ .... M R. JAMES PICKEN Captain .... WILLIAM BYRNE Manager .. .... SAMUEL SPROUL f'i4l AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL HOCKEY UNDER the guidance of Miss Brady, the 1936 hockey team, had a very successful season, considering the number of inexperienced players particif pating. With only three letter girls back, Captain Murphy, Ruth Hall, and Lillian Krauss, the Green and Gold lassies tied with Paulsboro for seventh place in the league. Audubon was proud to place Katherine Murphy, center halfback, on the allfstar second team. Although graduation will take Captain Murphy, Lillian Krauss, Eleanor Clifton, and Marian Carter, we are conident that next year's hockey team will be an outstanding one. SCHEDULE Audubon Opponent September 25- ---------- --Gloucester . . . 2 2 September 30 Bridgeton . . . . . . 1 3 October 7 Haddonfield . . . . . 1 2 October 1 4 October 21 Woodbury . . . Haddon Heights 1 2 0 O October 28 Merchantville .... . . . 2 2 November 4 ........ Paulsboro .... . . . 1 1 November 11 Collingswood .......... 1 2 November 18 Moorestown ........... 2 0 Coach . . . . . .... . . . . ,Miss ELBANOR BRADY Captain . . . . . . . .KATHERINE MURPHY Manager . . . . .DoLoREs CORDERY 1551 LE SOUVENIR BOYS' BASKETBALL THE boys' quintet garnered the first sectional title in the history of the school when it beat Merchantville and Gloucester in the tournament to win the Group III championship of South Jersey. In addition to this title, it also finished in second place in the CamdenfSuburban League. Cf the seven letter men this year, four are graduating- jim Coughlin, Earl Vandergrift, Rut Hull, and George Young. Those that will be back next year are Captain Joe Mack, Ray Cochran, and Ted Brown. SCHEDULE Audubon Opponent December 157Gloucestcr ............... Away 37 35 18-Alumni ..... . Home 19 25 22fY. M. C. A. .... .Away 15 16 january 5-Collingswood . . . .Away 17 32 8fBridgcton ...... .Home 25 15 9--Merchantville .... .Away 24 35 12-Haddon Heights . .Home 37 8 15AW4vrvdhury ...... .Away Z9 19 16-Camden Catholic . CCV. 30 33 18fMerchantvillc .... C.C.V. 20 Z9 I9 -Millvillc ........ Away 19 32 22--Haddonfield ..... .Away 29 20 26-Vineland ....... .Home 34 16 294Camdcn Vocational .Away 21 17 3UfGlouccstCr ...... .Home 23 28 Fchruary 2fCamdcn Catholic . C.C.V. 25 46 5-Collingswood . . . C.C.V. 30 28 94Bridgcton ....... .Away 21 25 12'-Haddon Heights . . Away 38 26 13 -Paulshoro ...... .Home 33 28 15----Vifoodhury . . . C.C.V. 23 22 Zllflvlillvillc .... .Home '26 22 'l4fHaddonHeld .. .Home 39 23 .'Z64VinCland . .. . . Away 45 34 27-Paulshoro ....... .Away 46 34 Coach ............. MR. W1LL1.LxM GRIMBERG CofCaprains.RUssELL HULLQ JAMES COUGHLIN Manager ............... 'AJACKH MCALLISTER 1761 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL I GIRLS' BASKETBALL THE 1937 basketball season was better than any previous one in the history of girls' basketball in Audubon. The team finished in third place in the league. Although the skilled playing of Edith Schweitzer, Dorothv Kopp, Eleanor Clifton, Katherine Murphy, and Lillian Krauss will be missed next year, Coach Brady will have excellent material with which to build a new sextet. SCHEDULE Audubon Opponent january 7-Salem ........ 18 27 january 14-Gloucester .... 23 22 january 19fSwcdesboro . . . 27 '27 january 21-Mcrchantvlle . . ll 33 January 28-Wcmodstoxvn . . . 24 'll February 4fSalcm .... . . 39 32 February 11-Gloucester .... 24 30 February 16-Swcdcsboro . . . 34 '20 February 184-Merchantvillc .. 22 22 February 25-Woodstown . . . 29 28 Coach . . . . . . .Miss ELEANOR BRADY Captain . . . . . .EDITH SCHWEITZER Manager . . . Maacaaanr MCMICHAEL E571 LE SOUVENIR GIRLS' SWIMMING ALTHoUGH swimming is a comparatively new sport in Audubon High School, the girls have been rapidly building up a strong team. As none of their members are in the graduating class, the Green and Gold lassies, enriched by this year's experience, will oiler their opponents some stiff competition next season. SCHEDULE Haddon Heights ................... .... M arch 12 Collingswood .... March 19 Merchantville ..... .......... A pril 9 Pitman ...... .............. A pril 14 Manager . .. ..... CATHERINE FAYER Coach .... Miss VIOLET CHANCE l58l AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL BOYS' SWIMMING THIS YEARHS aquatic team finished the season in third place in the Camden' Suburban Swimming League in spite of the fact that the squad was severely weakened by the graduation of the majority of the last year's letter men. Among those who composed the team were Dick Curtiss, joe Foster, Sam Sproul, Chic Gaskill, Bill Donnelly, Ed Klenk, Lennie Hull, Squarie Holmgren, and Dick Joseph. SCHEDULE Audubon Opponents January ll ..... .... C amden Vocational .... .... 2 7 48 january 18 ..... .... M erchantville ...... .. 43 31 February 1 ..... .... P almyra ....... .. 55 17 February 11 ..... .... C ollingswood ..... . . 34 41 February 15 ..... .... H addon Heights .... .. 33 40 February 24 ..... .... M oorestown ..... . . 27 47 March 10 ............ Ocean City ........................ 28 47 Coach ............ .... M R. EDWARD MAGILL Captain .... ..... R ICHARD Cuimss Manager ...., JOSEPH COHEN l59l LE SOUVENIR TENNIS WITH Coaches Lambert and Heritage directing the tennis team again, the players have turned in quite a creditable record. Earl Vandergrift, Jack Hcake, Squarie Holmgren, and Bob Edgar composed this year's racquet club. The absence of Captain Rudy Waad was deeply lamented by the boys. SCHEDULE April 2 8-Camden SO-Collingswood May 3-Woodbury 5-Glassboro 7-Open 10-Haddonfield l2-lvlcorestown 14-Pitman 17-Trenton 19-Bridgeton 21-Wcnodrow Wilsoxi 24-Qpcn Coaches .... MR. HERITAGE AND MR. LAMBERT Captain ................... RUDOLPH VJAAD Manager .................... WILLIAM RAY l60l AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL GOLF THE team, under the guidance of Mr. Neel, played bangfup golf, closing the season in good standing among the other members of The South jersey Scholastic Golf League. Among those who puttfered around were Bill Rodman, Bud Bayne, Ted House, and Jack Lesher. Coach ........ MR. GEORGE W. NEEL Manager . . . ....... BERNARD PELTZ l6ll LE SOUVENIR TRACK COACH LANCE again led his track men through a triurnphal season. Even though the team felt the loss of Bill Ulrich in the 100 and 220, Tom Crowley, Jim Coughlin, Rut Hull, Ben Parkhurst, Joe Mack, Ed McElvarr, and Charlie Gaskill bore up in the other branches of the sportg therefore, the deficit was made up enough for the boys to win a sizeable percentage of their meets. SCHEDULE April 7wInterclass ........... Home 1 4-Collingswood ....... Away 19-Palmyra ..... Away 2 8-Glassboro .... Away May 1-Delaware .......... Away 5 -Haddon Heights ..... Home 12-Woodbury ......... Away 19-Merchantville ....... Away 26-Haddonfield .,...... 29-Camden Suburban . . . Home Away June -Interclass ........... Home Coach .... . ........ MR. CRAWFORD LANCE Captain .... ..... W ILLIAM 'ULRICH Manager . . .... GEORGE PHILLIPS F621 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL SOCCER SOCCER made its innovation this year at Audubon when Coach Magill, taking a group composed mostly of inexperienced sophomores and juniors, made them into a team of braw bonnie soccer laddiesf' Although the season was a failure as to games won, a great deal of experience has been gained, which should take the players places next SCEISOH. SCHEDULE Haddon Heights .............. O 7 Woodrow Wilson . . O 5 Camden ....... . . O 2 Haddon Heights .... . . O 4 Woodrow Wilson . . . . . 0 3 Camden .............. . . 0 5 Germantown Academy ........ O 3 Coach .,.......... .. . .MIL EDWARD MAGILL Manager . .... W1LL1.fxM TALARICO Ti63l LE SOUVENIR BASEBALL THIS YEAR,S baseball team kept the pace set by the rest of the athletic squads to end the season among the leaders in the CamdenfSuburban League. Among those who uswatted the old apple for the Wave were George Young, Harry Heitman, Len Vernamonti, joe Mack, and Bill Byrne. SCHEDULE April 16 ...... Vineland ............. Away 20 ...... Bridgeton ............. Away 23 ...... Haddon Heights ..,.... Away 27 ...... Collingswood . . . ..... Home 30 ...... Woodbury ..... ..... A way May 4 ...... Haddon Heights ....... Home 7 ...... Haddonfield .... ..... H ome 1 1 ...... Camden ..... ..... H ome 18 ...... Millville ....... ..... H ome 21 ...... Paulsboro ............. Home 25 ...... Woodrow Wilson ...... Away 28 ...... Gloucester ............ Away june 1 ...... Collingswood .......... Away Coach ............. MR. JAMES PICKEN Manager . . . .....,........ LEONARD HULL l64l I 1 Q is CLUBS LE SOUVENIR Student Government Association President . ..... ................... R ICHARD Culmss First Vice President ..... .... P HILIP WARNKE Second Vice President .... ...... A LMA KATZ Secretary ........... ...... R UTI-I HALL Reander .H .. . ..... ..... BETTY BURTB Faculty Advisers: Miss BAULIG MR. OLDHAM hdR.ELLB BAR TJEEL MR. KEYBURTZ MR. LAMBERT Tins is one of the most significant organizations in the school. It is com' posed of delegates from each homefroom, who meet to discuss and attempt to solve the problems confronting the students. The officers of the council, along with representatives appointed by Miss Kramer, live persons chosen at large, and chairmen of various com' mittees, form the Board of Control, which punishes the transgressors of the rules and regulations of the council. Representatives were sent to the New Jersey State conference at Trenton, where they received much help and inspiration. f66l A. . . P A R R O T tRepea15 Ezefyfbifzg Worth Whilej Volume X. APRIL 12, 1937 Number VIII Ammu' JUHIOFSM Tak given 4 very PAIN Sn his them hff' 'lull or :ind mg' My 'ming miss who. in spit'- PRINT CLUB Fon one and a half years, Audubon High School did not have a school newspaper. This year the Board of Education very generously gave a year's subscription to every member of the school. To show its appreciaf tion, a diligent staff, headed by Mr. Paul Dare and Editorfinfchief Patricia Flack, produced ten good newspapers throughout the year. E671 Ima' lean, going on sixteen. x i rl x LE SOUVENIR A. I-I. S. BAND WITH the stadium as its background, our band displayed a number of intriguing letter formations during the playing of its peppy marches at the football games. Jack Heake in his gay uniform and joseph Goertler with his collegiate strut added much color. Six representatives were sent to play in the County Band. The steady growth of the band and the evident improvement of its perf formances can be attributed to the time and energy given by Mr. Gordinier. X IWX6 f68l AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL A. I-I. S. GRCHESTRA UNDER the able and kindly leadership of Mr. Evert, the orchestra has de' lighted many audiences during the past year. Its members rendered their selections at the Spring Concert with exceptional technique and inter' pretation. Nineteen of these youthful musicians represented Audubon High School in the County Chorus Crchestrag five Went even one step higher when they were sent to Atlantic City to participate in the AllfState Orchestra. l69l LE SOUVENIR GIRLS' AND BOYS' GLEE CLUB FOR their main event of the year, the Senior Glee Clubs emnhinecl and presented the comic operetta L'Collegizmz1, with Alma Perks, Anita Bensing, Gordon Qlclfielcl, and blames Flynn singing the principal rules. Eighteen of the members had the honor of participating in the Camden County Chorus, and five in the AllfStzIte Chorus at Atlantic City. GIRLS, President ....... OFFICERS GLEE CLUB PATRICIA FLACK BOYS' President . . . . . . GLEE CLUB .. ...... EARL VANDEGRIFT EACH Pffgdfm- - - ------ EAI-MASPERK5 Vice President. . . .... . . JACK SCHNEPP ecremvy ..... ........ T HEL TAATs , . , r ...... . . . 0 DON Librarian ..... .... M ARGARET MATLACK Seng 475' G R OLDHELD Acmmpamsts. ' I . I . l I .MARGARET GROSS Lzbramm ...... , ..... . FRED HOUSEL LINDA DEANGELO Accompanisc . . . . . .LINDA DE ANGELO O Girls' Glee Club Director Boys' Glee Club Director MISS ELIZABETH SATTERFIELD MR. ROBERT TROUTMAN 701 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL CREATIVE WRITING CLUB MR. LANCE deserves much credit for the guidance he has given this coterie of enthusif astie authors, who form the Creative Writiiig Club. The members have published an interesting monthly magazine, which contains their poems, stories, and essays. CHOIR THE CHOIR was once called the baby activity of the sehoolg but now, because of the tireless efforts of Mr. Troutman and Miss Sattcrlield, it has grown into an organization well-worth the praise of the members of Audubon High School. The introduction of choral reading has added a new note of interest to the work of the group. President ...... . . . .ALMA Pmzxs Secretary . . .... CLARA FIDLER Vice President . . . .... RUTH HALL Tveasurer . . . . . .EDWIN KLENK l71I wx-- M., 1 -Q ,img -4 .WA 5 a. , 'vs ., -I' Q ,-ww-, M ,m es ,1 L ,X 'f 7 C25 the Radio Beam Guides the Aviator Education Lights the Patluvay of the ,Student V731 1 4 ,W , .I .y.l W H i - iff' ' ,K , AAIE S -- F, - us-L , ? ,i N I X ,. , - lwxm NT',vs,Wkg',,xfS-f- x -A if - - --,Q 'QJ .4 -J X fl ' uf 1.-,1', ','J ' 15 A -- .- , - ,, , In M 5 NY, P .A' X X , X ..,, x I ff 1 X Y . - , Q- Q A ,, 1 I 1' ' 8:5272 QA Q sz! cz! ,Q-L ,114 my .- 'Af 1 I ll LIL' 1 I .- . df-iUJ,! gf' f ' L I X 1 1 A - S l MK Rf! 'LM ' I A Q, 4' ' fL4 ' rid, ax, I .f 1 1 MJ Lf I ,Jp X 1 ,. N, f J ,, A X I ,:A4,- ..y.,-ll wt-,J x , f 1 r , ' LY I- E - ,flffkj fl Q!! 1 f m.f. J G6 Gfass of Wishes to Acknowledge with Hearty Thanks the Support of the Advertisers in the 1937 uLe Souvenir I-A! Audubon, New lersey Iune, 1937 To the Class of 1937 Audubon High School The Fathers' Association takes this means of extend- ing to you their heartiest congratulations upon success- fully completing your course of study in the Audubon l-ligh School. We dads are justly proud of and Want to congratu- late you upon your splendid achievement. While per- haps there Were times when your work seemed hard and occasions when it seemed very irksome, you have carried on to ultimate victory. As the years come and go you will find the lessons learned of patience, persist- ence, and perseverance will aid you in all your coming experiences. We trust that the pleasant memories and associations of the past years will remain with you to help you over the hard places of life. We Wish to remind you again that We have a loan fund to assist you, if you find yourself in need, While pursuing your college course. it Then take this honey for the bitterest cup, There is no failure save in giving up, No real fall so long as one still tries, For seeming setbacks make the strong man wise, There's no defeat in truth save from Within, Unless you're beaten there you're bound to win' -Selected. Yours very sincerely, AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION WE extend our sincere congratulations to the members ot the Graduating Class of Nineteen Thirty-Seven Ql We Wish them success and much happi- ness in Whatever endeavor they may pursue as their lite Work iiill AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION K Y w N N 1, ,w H B h h p D I1 k h ppy k V v , X A Diary the Qwest C9lll.flg.S' 1.11 ' QQ yours . . . Y AUDUBON PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION RCBERT J. SCDOK 'gQikUQ!Qf SPECIALISTS IN FRATERNITY PINS AND BADGES Platinum and White Gold Jewelry 117 South Tenth St. Philadelphia O Official Ieweler for Audubon High School-1937 TI-IE ECONOMICAL FUEL Lei us prove if +o you M slLo PRoTEcTED COAL M Audubon Ice 8 Coal Co., Inc. 2OI OAKLAND AVENUE AUDUBON, N. J. COAL COKE FUEL O Bofh Phones NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP 61 GOWN CO. 82I-823 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. O MANUFACTURERS AND OUTFITTERS of caps, gowns, and hoods of every de- scrip+ion, iudicial robes, church choir gowns, ves+men+s, embroideries, puipif bandings, clergy cloaks. K., MERIN-BALIBAN IOIO CI1esI'nuI' S'IreeI' Philadelphia, Penna. O OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO THE 1937 LE SOUVENIR SPECIALISTS TO SCHOOLS- f I COLLEGES - UNIVERSITIES - CLUBS I I SPECIAL RATES TO STUDENTS KQV-f'wA ADVERTISING SPECIALIZING IN CoIIege, ScI1ooI and Camp Advertising Associa+ecI wifh INNES 8x SONS Prin+ers of LE SOUVENIRH I936-37 I2+h and CHERRY STREETS PHILADELPHIA A COMPLETE ADVERTISING SERVICE Lo . . . .z!..00 l.lo C 84? LS' G VQTQ Clfge Qflfldfl by business lor young men cincl girls ol cilbilily. We l4novv hovv 'ro prepcire lor desirohle positions ond hovv to secure them. CAMDEN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 323 325 Federal S'rree+ : : CAMDEN, N. J. yo L Qracfuate .... . The College of Soulh Jersey orlers high school graduales an ideal opporlunily for Two years of slandard college work wirhour The expense of living away from home. Thorough college courses. Graduales may enler Junior classes ol Tour-year colleges. Limiled number of scholar- ships available lo Junior Year al William and Mary, Roanoke and Taylor Universily. Small classes, slrong Tacully. Co-educalional. Day or Evening classes. Moderale rales. Send Tor calalog. THE REGISTRAR, 224 Federal Sfreef, Camden, N. J. OLLECE OF SOUTH JERSEYT Compliments to a SWELL CLASS ICTOFTT 6 SWELL HOME ROOM - III THE CLASS OF XX38ff Wl.ShQS you CSLLCCQSS Complimenfs of MUELLER'S BAKE SHOP MT HADDONFIELD, N. J. II7 E. Kings Highway Parenf-Teacher Associafion H dd r Id 2205 Pl-IILCO VICTOR R.C.A.- BORSTEIN ELECTRIC CCD. 2OI Broadway CAMDEN Weslinghouse Refrigeralors and Washers Williams Oil-o-ma+ic: oil-burner LOM. 5893 MAIN B575 S 1351 'CENTER ,L-xi I . +I ,1,,. 'i IN 6 E xc? 507-509 MARKET STREET, PHILHDELPIIIA, Pl. 1 ll ni 'SPORTING GOODS E 0 RADIOS, ..,. TOYS 9 MEN'S FURNISHINGS ' U MEN'S CLOTHING l FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Brighlen rhe home wilh lovely fresh blooms direcl from our greenhouses. R i T z Y FL o R I s T 240 Whi+e Horse Pike i Audubon, N. J. l i FRANK l l. FOSTER 81 SON i l Funeral Direclors l Funeral l-lomes W 800 Haddon Avenue 250 Whife Horse Pilce COLLINGSWOOD, N. J. AUDUBON, N. J. Bell Phone4l52 Bell Phone-Il95 PHONE: 3660 24-I-IOUR SERVICE AUDUBON HEATING CO. incoiwomrso FUEL OIL SPECIALISTS CERTIFIED 268 SOUTH BARRET AVE. METERED AUDUBON, N. J. senvuce PELTZ PLUMBING 84 I-IEATINC5 OIL BURNERS Philadelphia Office AUCIUIJOH BFBHCIW Phones-Marlcei 2596 Phone-746W Main 6045 PACE INSTITUTE Cultural-Occupational Courses The programs of day school and eve- ning school study include the following : ACCOUNTANCY AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION ACCOUNTANCY PRACTICE fNrwYorl C.P..4. frepdralian accred- ited by Slate Education Department, CREDIT SCIENCE ADVERTISING AND MARKETING SELLING AND MARKETING SECRETARIAL PRACTICE ADVANCED SHORTHAND Sl-IORTHAND REPORTING A Junior or Senior high school student may make tentative reservation of class place to he available after high school graduation fno nhlirzntionj and be placed on mailing list of Tim PAC:-: STUDENT-ofticial mnrrnzine of Pace Institute. A copy of the General Bulletin :mn occupational booklets will bc sunt upon request. PACE' INSTITUTE Y EDWARD C. GARDNER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. J. Y Phone Beaverbrook 2095 I I I Modern School of Culfure FLORENCE F. EGAN FRANCES D. RAMSEY SI'udio: 37 King's Highway, E. Audubon 35I3 Greenefz 8: Greene+z JEWELERS BIueAWhi+e Diamonds 839 Broadway Easy Terms Camden, N. J. KINGS WAY AUTO SERVICE, Inc. 27-29 E. Kings Highway AUDUBON, N. J. DeSOTO and PLYMOUTH Phone 444 Sales and Service THE WATCH SHOP SUNDIAL SHOES for Men, Women and Children Anifa Hosiery for Irie Family FRANK MORRIS I07-I09 Merchanf SI'ree'I Open Evenings Phone 808 ERNEST ANDERSON HARDWARE We Deliver Painls, Eleclrical and Plumbing Supplies II9 Merchanf S+ree+ AUDUBON, N. J. Phone: Audubon 888 R Phone l5OO FORD CHAS. S. WINNER Haddon Heigl-mfs, Haddonfield GUILFORD HEYN y IIO W. Merchanf S+ree'I Audubon . L. W. BRIGGS New and Used Cars Wafclmes Cryslals Clocks Sfone Seffinqs O Walsh Bands Novelfies Swaps Sundries OAKWOOD CHEVROLET co. I Ecunlmn Pens Repaired OAKLYN, N. J. Call 4bI MENDENHALL BUS SERVICE CHEWS P. O., GLENDORA, N. J. PHoNEf BEAVERBROOK 1645 FLOSSIE BEAUTY SHOPPE EARL S. GOTTSHALL P D 32 W. MercI1an+ S+ree+ Prescripfion Pharmacy Auouaow, N. J. 307 Whi+e Horse Pike Phone. Audubon 4498 Phone, Audubon 4426 VACATION TRIPS Bermuda, Wes+ Indies, California, L E W Europe, Nafional Parks LOWEST PRICES-BEST SERVICE Camden SI'eamsI'1ip Agency, Inc. 2II N. 61h SI. Camden, N. J C d 5800 dm Eh THE CANDY MAN SAMUEL J. LEIGH M A Y M E ' S FI-ORIST LUNCH ROOM 52 LaI:ayeH'e Road 4.5 W- Pine AUDUBON, N. J. Phone, Audubon IO9O A Good Place Io Ea'I compiimenis of Brown's Food S'rores QUALITY Pooo Economy Prices S. E. Cor. Merchan+ S+. 8: Oakland Ave. Phone: Audubon 3440 Success Io Seniors Audubon Pharmacy I05 W. Merchani S+ree+ AUDUBON, N. J. GUY R, LUONGO, Ph.G. Phone I45O THE TAYLOR SCHOOL The Disfincfive Business SchooI IZO7 Ches+nu+ S+ree+ Rose Marie Beaufy Shop Black Horse Pike and Whi+e Avenue PHILADELPHIA Sfenographic Secrefarial MT EPHRAIM N J Accounfing ' ' ' ' Business Adminisfrafion Pho,-,el Beavefbfook 1533 DAY NIGHT Riffenhouse 6434 Bell Phone Collingswood 4OI8 Phone, Haddonfield 370 B. SLOTKIN, Prop. BIUe SUVIQQQ IVIQIQV Fuel Tires - Accessories - Exide BaHeries Bridge Service S+a+ion CompIe+e Lubrica+ion Service GOODRICH SILVERTOWN TIRES I2I2 Whife Horse Pike CLEANER - DYER Garrnenfs for Ladies and Men Made To Order Clofh and Fur Coafs RemodeIed 27 Kings Highway Eas+ Haddonfield, N. J. PHILIP CAPLAN, Prop. OAKLYN, N. J, Wov'kCf1IIed for and Deiivered DaiIy Service T. LEE HAINES, Inc. PAINTS - OILS M- GLASS PAINTER'S SUPPLIES -:- SIGN WRITERS SUPPLIES I6 Markei' SI'ree+, Camden, N. J. BEIL II79 KEYSTONE 27:01 I CONIPLIIVIENTS OF CAMDEN COUNTY'S FINEST SUBURBAN THEATRES CENTURY RITZ HIGHLAND THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE AUDUBON OAK'-YN AUDUBON FEATURING THE LADIES' FREE GIFT NIGHTS- WORLDS FINEST A GOOD SHOW EVERY I COOLING SYSTEM ALWAYS WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MATINEE DAILY 2 P. M. CONTINUOUS SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS Complimenfs of I RELIABLE SEA FOOD FORMERLY COMPTONS Cu+I'Iber+ Rd. 8: Leca'Io Ave. Bre+I1erick's Garage A'IIan+ic and S'IaIion Avenues I-IADDON I-IEIGI-ITS, N. J. I AUDUBONI N. J. Phone: Haddon I-IeigI1+s 3548 Day and NIgI'l'I Sforage Sea Food is a Brain Builder Ea+ More of IT NEVER CLOSED Save wifh safefy a+ YOUR REXALL STORE MAX COHEN 0 Audubon EIec+ric Shoe Repairing W, H, TEGELER, Ph,G, 47 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE I 3I5 E. Aflanfic Avenue AUDUBON. N. J. AUDUBON, N. J. JOHNSTON BROS. I . COAL and COKE I I Phone: I Haddon I-IeigITTs 3500 I I WM. A. ATKINS GROCEIQ Orders SoIici+ed and Delivered DOn'T Walk, TaIIc 4460 323 W. Merchanf Sireei AUDUBON. N. J. Call Bell Plmne: COMPLIMENTS OF CAMDEN COUNTY'S FINEST SUBURBAN THEATRES CENTURY RITZ HIGHLAND THEATRE THEATRE THEATRE AUDUBON OAKLYN AUDUBON FEATURING THE LADIES' FREE GIFT NIGHTS- WORLD'S FINEST A G'Sfl3AiE'OW EVERY COOLING SYSTEM WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY MATINEE DAILY 2 P. M. CONTINUOUS SATURDAY AND HOLIDAYS Cornpllrnenls ol RELIABLE SEA FOOD FORMERLY COMPTONS Cu+hber'r Rd. 8: Leca'Io Ave. AUDUBON, N. J. Sea Food Is a Brain Builder Eal More ol ll Bre+hericlc's Garage Aflanlic and SIa+ion Avenues I-IADDON HEIGHTS. N. J. Phone: Haddon I-leiglwls 3548 Day and Nighf Siorage NEVER CLOSED Save wi+l1 safe'I'y a+ YOUR REXALL STORE o W. H. TEGELER, Ph.G. 3I5 E. Allaniic Avenue AUDUBON, N. J. MAX COHEN Audubon Elecfric Shoe Repairing 47 E. ATLANTIC AVENUE AUDUBON, N. J. JOHNSTON BROS. COAL and COKE o Haddon I-leiglnls 3500 WM. A. ATKINS GROCER Orders Soliciled and Delivered Don'T Wallc, Talk 4460 323 W. METCDBHI S'rree+ AUDUBON, N. J. Call Bell E. A. WRIGHT COMPANY ESTABLISHED I872 6I7gITlI'0I'S, .mrziniers mic! CSufClfliOII?IS PHILADELPHIA, PA. CHARTER A Bus AND eo TOGETHER PennsyIvania Greyhound Lines Safe - Economical - Dependable THE LOEWER SHOP . Cornplimenfs I07 Kings Highway E. HADDONFIELD, N. J. of INFANT'S and CI-IlLDREN'S WEAR COSTUME JEWELRY BGCCELI-A BRCS I-IOSIERY LINGERIE .I , I A q-. f Lili.. ufhjn' - M gp' ' ,6OmpIim9n+S ff 1, Camplimenfs J , of O I I ' A FRIEND N.J.WATERCO W Phone: Audubon 966 Y Complimenis of Compliment of OLSEN'S PHARMACY DR. WILBERT H. DAVIS, Jr. Surgeon Chiropodis+ 25 W. Merchani Sireef Audubon, N. J. Wesi Kings Highway MT. EPHRAIM. N. J. i i . Compliments or i A F RI E N D i i ,-AJAWAiA'--Av.-A-A-Av-: Founded 1865 Seventy-Third Year BUSINESS TRAINING Coursesofferthorough Cornplirnenfs 55:5 wi f preporotion for the 'fy ,.: youngmenond women 3 ..' I 1' ' , . 541.2-: 7i .Jf who lnfend To make Oi I I ,,- nv'i'T'g, ' . . 3 5.55 . business ci career. v -wg. , Summer session of six weeks be- gins July 6. Full term, Sept. 7. li Forinformotionaddross Registrar PEIRCE SCHOOL A A B58 To Svreef Philo., Po. A FRIEND Eng Gmhin Enhgv Mmm-d Lulqexf 111f zl1ffPmf.I Hlrhfnrh - N1-1u 31-rarg Eiglzrvm Ivimfx ff fyyy 1 Plnlmiglpllld JOHN J. McGARRITY PROPRIETOR CAREFUL. COURTEOUS CHARTER SERVICE HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE, Inc. P. o.-CLEMENTON. N. J. o o o PAUL E. HOLLOWAY Phone: I Presidenf LAUREL SPRINGS I Compliments of Compliments of AFRIEND AFRIEND Complimenfs Complimems Of OI A FRIEND A FRIEND C I' I Complimenfs Omp Imen S of OI HENRY R. TATEM, Jr., MD. DR- R- HERBERT OWEN5 ll '29 ll Complimems CompIImenIs of of BERTRAM H. SMITH, M.D. WM. C. WILLIAMS, M.D. Complimerds CompIimen+s of of RUNNEMEDE P.T.A. H. A. INGHAM. D.D.S. 2'1- ,...1......i- X ,a , . -1 2, lf '- f-fi . . 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