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

Text from Pages 1 - 102 of the 1941 volume:

Le Souvenir staff of 1941 I 0 R I W 0 R H salutes the Charter Chapter ofthe National Honor Society of Auduf bon High School. This historic volume marks the recognition in many members of our school of those high standards of CHARACTER, SERVICE, LEADERSHIP, AND SCHOLARSHIP prerequisite to the admittance of any school into this esteemed organization. mmm H ' f- ' ' xg iezif-rms 5 J if W Vg 5, mmm -flg-usm-yn WSL, ,xawwmw wb NINHH HIINY-0 I THIS ANNUAL IS A RECORD OF -K THE LIFE, INTERESTS AND PROGRESS OF NA NAL GNGR SQIQIEW Eg n 9 CL Q 'X THE A.H.S. STUDENTS AND IS PRESENTED BY THE SENIOR CLASS OF FORTY-ONE SCHOLARSHIP VOL. XIV Aununow, MW .unsrv MISS BORSTEIN we VANCE SAGGARD wl- To Miss Borstein, Mr, Lance, Mr. jaggnrd, and Mr. Keyburtz goes the gratitude of the Class of 1941 for the difhcult task of organizing a chapter of the National Honor Society. To them and to the Charter Members of Audubon High School, We proudly dedicate this volume of Le Souvenir, 4 CHARTER MEMBERS 1flRn1u.' Left to Right-J. Kling, A. Montana, V. McAllister, M. Herbert, W. Brookfield, E. Fink, N Green, M, Fuller, W. Markovitz, H. Geiger, H. Todt, B. Dowd, L. Balestra, B. Baird, M. Leigh, M. Sweeney N. Birkhearl. Zmi Row: D. Patterson, M. Parkhurst, D. Kees, P. Barto, J. Warren, E. Hawlk, M. Heller, I.. Fidler, E VanDerWeel, R. Riley, M. Curtis, E. Fravel, M. Lamsback, F. Balestra, B. Francis, M. Kleinfelder, R, Logan M. Sharp, D. Gardner. Date: April 50, 1940. Initiation of the Audubon Branch of The National Honor Society May, 1940 5 BETTY BAIRD DORIS KEES EditorfinfChief Chief Business Manager Probably the proudest group of high school students ever seen was ours when we gathered together for the Hrst meeting of the 1941 yearbook staff. Our first work was to interview photographers fquite interesting, may we assure you?j. Then came the printers and engravers with rnyriads of layouts and Hgures that rattled like hail in our confused heads. When we finally chose the ones offering the most and best for the least, we were ready to select the theme. From what we've heard, it has always been a difficult task to select a theme for the yearbook. This time, too, we expected to have a few mental tusslesg but to our surprise and delight, we discovered the Audubon Charter Chapter of the National Honor Society quietly presenting itself for our instant approval, Thus the theme of Le Souvenir of 1941 came into existence. With the theme chosen, assignments were handed out and the various departments began their work. The photographer came and took portraits, group pictures, and candid camera shots. The business staff worked chiefly to earn money to keep the cost of the yearbook as low as possible for each senior. Members of the staif sold adverf tising space by contacting local and outfofftown businessmen. They also took charge of the sales campaign for underclass and alumni subscriptions, In conjunction with the editorial and business staffs, the art staif created the page illustrating in symbolical form the main events of our senior year and the cartoons in the advertising section of the book. With the main portion of our work completed, we chose the cover of the yearbook and had the name of each senior student printed on his own book in gold letters, Looking back on our work this year, we feel that we have done our best toward preparing for our schoolmates the type of yearbook they have been eagerly awaiting. 1 6 EDITORIAL STAFF Left ro right: J. DeAngelo, B. Baird, B. Sankey E. Ellis, V. McAllister, D, Vannaman, D. Ham' m ond. BUSINESS STAFF Left to right: J. Fabbo, E. Stevenson, R, Logan, P. Barto, D. Kees, J. Fritts. SECRETARY Elsie Boland DIRECTORS Mrs. Ruth Anderson, Mrs. Mildred Lance LITERARY STAFF Left to right: A, Arbuthnor, E. Powell, G. Price, D. Hammond, I. Fritts, W, Markovitz, P. Wortman, K. Sullivan, M. Steet, Y. Teitel' man, R, Martino. llADlRSHHl Dr. Fidler's Message- Miss Kramer's Mes' sage-Board of Educa' tion-Audubon Fathf ers' Association - ParentfTeachers' Assof ciation-Our Faculty - Student Council- National Honor So' ciety - Personnel - pages 9f2O SCH0lARSHHl SIRVHHE 'Ir CHARACTER 8 Senior Ollicers-Class Oiicers - Presidents Message-ClassFlower, Poem, Motto-Senior Section-Calendar Hall of Fame-Class Will -Class of '42-Class of '43-Class of '44- Memories-pagesZ1f56 junior Play - Senior Play-String Ensemble - State Chorus and Orchestra - Choir - Orchestra - Band - Drum and Bugle - Glee Clubs-Ushers- Operetta - Cheerleadf ers-A. A, Council- Parrot - Creative Writing- Dramatic- -Camera-German- Hostess-pages 57f63 Football - Hockey - Boys' Basketball - Girls' Basketball - Baseball - Track and Field - Girls' Swim' ming - Boys' Swim' ming - Soccer - pages 69f76 HAIIEHSHIP l i i 'i SUPERVISING PRINCIPAL'S MESSAGE The wisest minds, I find, are the most teachable. The wider one's experience, the more thorough his study, the braver his heart, and the stronger his intelligence, the more willing he is to hear what you or any man may have to offer. Stuhbornness is usually the instinctive selffclefense of conf scious weakness. When one can do nothing to show his strength, he imitates the mule, the most despised of animals -sets his feet, lays hack his ears, and won't budge, Spinoza's maxim was that the two great banes of humanity are selffconceit and the laziness coming from selffconceit. 10 Education for citizenship is an objective of secondary edu' cation which is related to all other aims. This objective was the idea foremost in the minds of the founders of public schools in America. The National Honor Society is based on the belief that those desirable citizenship qualities are best developed through motivated activity, experienced by students under as near lifeflike situations as possible. That the Honor Society is an agency for stimulating and motivating such activities is an undisputed fact. It provides incentive and recognition to students who have the abilitv and desire to do outstanding work in their studiesg who def sire to build character and purpose that will make them an influence for Hner and better living, and who wish to develop qualities of leadership and serviceg and which so doing to serve the school and contribute to the enrichment of school life. Activities of the National Honor Society not only conf tribute to the building of desirable citizenship traits in the school community, but also open the way for young people to participate in the social, economic, civic and political affairs of the community. My closing comment shall be a quotation from Henry Van Dyke: Four things a man must learn to do If he would make his record trueg To think without confusion clearly, To love his fellow-men sincerely, To act from honest motives purely And trust in God and heaven securely. 11 1 93 3 :S T I-I-I :S 4 EUUCATIUN 0l BUARD Sitting left to right: Dr. Fidler, Messrs, W. MarLardy, G, Baync, A. Hopkins, Mrs. M. Crosset. Standmg: Mr. G. Young, Mrs. N, Ganser, Messrs. E. M:Kelvey, W. Cooper, j. D. Heritage. Not shown: Dr. Magee, Mr. W. Leacock. Supervising Principal. .. .... Dr. William L. Fidler President .......... .... M r. Warren MacLardy VicefPresident. .. ,,.. Dr. Russell S. Magee District Clerk .... .... lx ir. Gilbert Bayne The most perfect ornament is that which is of the most perfect service to man. N0 cane is so beautiful as the one grandfather wore smooth on a thousand walks. No chair so lovely as the one mother consecrated by many a night of rocking the baby. No table so priceless as that one where father used to write. No pipe so precious as the one he smoked. No dress so charming as the one worn by the little girl gone-gone forever into heaven or womanhood. It's the human touch that beautifies. Nothing can be warmly beautiful that is not or was not useful. And democracy is beautiful because it exists not for the glory of a ruling dynasty, but for the welfare of the people who compose it. We achieve true greatness only in SERVICE. WARREN MacLARDY. 12 A. I. . Silling: Messrs. E. Ellis, P. Dare, 1. jombe. Standing: Messrs. T. Jensen, A. Gleaner. AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION Whenever possible, this organization supports the educational program of the Audubon schools. In order to add to the treasury of the Student Loan Fund, it presented in january a vaudeville show. A month later the Association indorsed the athletic rally to arouse football spirit. The High School ParentfTeachers' Association ever welcomes the opportunity to serve the administration and the faculty in its task of enriching the lives of pupils. This year it sponsored the Ursinus College Meister Singers as well as a number of teas for the mothers of students. Silring: Left to rightelwirs, R. Harmcr, Mr, P. Dare, Mrs. C Wirnig. Slmrdings Mrs. A. Ruhe, Mrs, J. Abbott. PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION po In . 13 SOCIAL SCIENCE INDUSTRIAL HOME ARTS i George W. Neel jr, Francis H. Oldham Louise Housel William H. Grimberg FACULTY George W. Neel, Ir., B.S., M.A. American History, P.O.D. Francis H. Oldham, B,S.. . .Biology, History William Pole, A.B. ........ History, P.O.D. Elementary Economics Paul M. Dare, B.S,, M.S. .... Printing, Shop Harriet K. Lininger, B.S. .........,. Foods William Pole Paul M. Dare Harriet K. Lininger Florence Tyson J. Dare Heritage Laura H. C. Smith Louise Housel, A.B. History, Remedial Reading, Spelling William H. Grimberg, B.S. Sociology, History, Physical Education Florence Tyson, B.A ..... ..... .... H i story J. Dare Heritage, B.S., Ed.M. Science, Mechanical Drawing Laura H. C. Smith. .... ......... C lothing , . ,, ' 3 ,A , 4 ' IV ,, 9 3 N' if 'Ski -fr -' 1 r A .V ,,.,4' ,A q 2, In 5 O V 'Q If ,,f' A 11 9, s 3' 'QP i., ? M' ., if , M f 5 1 1 gi . 1 N iffa A 5 K . N K V W .- fx? ,5 up 5 755 1 A fi .A S V V. A QW!-fzga jg , It Q at 1: F 1 f F X ,Q X ' if ' ' ii . 5? V My z -QQ , A M g 53 ' , , 1- Lifaaiy ,lLa,.wa'- A f H , f 5 2 1 Aa. A la Q .Q v ff- N' xj QW 'F 5 .. .L 254 'Q .,. 'A Q 'G V' ' HP YW . I + ,. f-, . M, ,521 ,, W? m .5 Lg ff 6 f, V H fat , V v gi wr T- . F ,yi .i.e2ifi'f , -' f ..,.,, '-:Q E. .1.:. 'I I s H A I, M4 .5 if W' ' . 'N C A13 . ,. NF X Q Ear. ,... , seg P e K U, ,M A WW, . X S23 f Ql',9 'f -lfssmsrsfzp f - K ' 'Q' 'ff' - 'i f ' yn! A 5, -fv. fl' . .1 . --' -fr .A Y, , -in . , ' f X jff- R. STUDENT COUNCIL President. . . lst Vice President. . . 2nd Vice President .... Secretary. . . Felice Balestra Helen Meyers Esther Wright . . .Doris Kees Recorder ............................................................... Betty Baird Advisers: Miss Baulig, Mr. Ellis, Mrs, Schuler, Mr. Keyburtz, Mr. Pole, Mr. Lambert. Left ta Right, Bammz Raw: F. Barr, D. Shockley, A, Kees, j. McAllister, H. Meyers, F. Balestra, D. Kees, B. Baird, j. Moyer, I. Simmons, E. Cunningham. 2nd Row: A. Simpson, R. Logan, E. Simpson, W. Markovitz, I. O'Connell, F. Ertle, M. Sierup, W. Keane, D. Reily, C. Matthews, R. Hall, E. Powell. 3rd Row: B, Caulderhead, D. Otto, Mr. Ellis, Miss Baulig, Mr. Keyburtz, Miss Kramer, Mr. Lambert, Mrs. Schuler, Mr. Pole, E. Reily, D. Fisher. 4111 Raw: D. Westfal, L. Chiericoni, N. Marston, j. Meyers, V, Weart, J. Mitchell, L. Dunhour, T. Ollek, C. Hughes, P. Flynn, D. Coffee, Purvis. 5Il:f Row: B. Lavin, D. Balassaitis, J. Krimmel, W. Reagan, B. Newsham, D. Daniels, J. Simmons, W. Washington, A. Biehl, H. Francis, G. Smith, J. Miller. Democracy is not merely a form of governmentg it is the way of life. To preserve it we must live it. We believe our Student Council is truly a democratic organization because every member of the school is represented either directly or indirectly. It has taken many years to make our country the world's greatest democracy, and likewise it has taken many years to reach the present development of our Student Council. We, the Council of 1940f41, are grateful to all preceding groups whose eiforts from year to year have been like the layers of brick in a rising wall. Not only have we endeavored to preserve this structure, but we have tried to strengthen it and build it higher. Only by carrying on the good work where others have left off can we ever hope to reach perfection. 18 NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY Early in the school year of 1933-39, the faculty, having been approached by Miss Kramer as to the organization of a chapter of the National Honor Society in Audubon High School, became enthusiastic over the idea. After M'ss Kramer received instructions from the National Councl at Chifago, she it to the National Council appointed a faculty committee to draw up a constitution and submit for approval. Soon Audubon High School was granted a charter and became one of the almost twentyfthree hundred chapters in the association. There followed the serious and delicate problem of electing students into the Society. The teachers were given a list of eligible students, whose eligibility was based on a scholarship attainment of 871611: or better. Then these students were rated on character, se.vice, and leadership charts. The faculty council studied these charts carefully and determined a composite score on the fourpoint scale of scholarship, character, service and leadership for each pupil. The individual composite scores were arranged on the basis of the number of teachers scoring a given indi- vidual and his percentage of average. 'l hose seniors who appeared in the upper twelve per cent of the senior eligibles and those juniors in the upper seven per cent of the junior eligibles were elected. Fir-ft Row, Lell lo Right: W. McCarty, V. Anderson, M. Corwin, D. Hammond, R. Sosnove, R. johnson, A. Simpson, E. Simpson, M. Cheesman, P. Wortman, D. Hughes, L. Chiericoni, K. Sullivan, D. Sagers, B. Baird, A. Montano, V. McAllister, D. Kees, D, Patterson, M. Lamsback, L. Fidler, M. Sharp, B. Dowd, F. Balestra, R. Logan, W. Marknvitz, P. Barto. Swann' Row, L. in R.: E. Seiber, A, Duncan, J. Fritts, R. Hall, Y. Teitelman, E. Young, D. Balassaitis, E. Ellis, D. Flanagan, E. Boland, B. Lavin. President. . . . . . Paul Barto Vice President. . . .... William McCarty . . . Beatrice Dowd Secretary... .. .. . .. Advisers: Miss Borstein, Chairmang Mr. Lance, Mrs. DuBell, Mr. Iaggard. 19 UDUBO NNEL OFFICE STAFF O ce Staff: E. Hayes, DOCTOR AND NURSE Dr, H. Tatem, Miss E Heusted LIBRARIAN Miss M Scheibner DENTIST Dr. S. White CAFETERIA PERSONNEL Mrs M Armstrong, Mrs. E. Boland Mrs. F. Opperrnan JANITORS Standing left to right: W Schockley, J, Murray, B Hull, E. Danielson. Sitting left to right: H. jacka- way, T. Ziegler. SBHIIIARSHIP 4 SENIOR OFFICERS , f Arzrmz, L. to K.: Mfs. Anderson, D. Kees, A. Montano, E, Stevenson, j. Fa Szandzng: Mr. N:el, Mrs. Lance, Miss Dornbash, Mrs. Schuler, Mr. Kcyburzz OUR PRESIDENTS MESSAGE As president of the Class of 1941, I wish to thank the faculty and parents for their unceasing and tireless efforts toward making our stay at Audubon High School a memorf able one. May we reciprocate by bringing honor to Audubon! Bull Montano 22 b FLOWER: THE MARGUERITE WE ARE COMING We are coming, O World! There are many of us. We are young and strong. What will you give us, O world! Will you find us a place in the throng? Tell us our place, O world! just where do we fit in? Don't let us Search too long. Martha Cheeseman MOTTO: 'LNOBLESSE OBLIGE' 25 Virginia F. Anderson 129 Washington Terrace Buxomg beautiful smileg wellf liked Glee 15 Choir 21314g Operetta 4g Committee Work 4g Nat'l Honor Society 4. Carolyn C. Ayres 509 Cedarcroft Avenue Chatterboxg bluefeyed bruf nettegfickle County Orchestra 1-2g State Orchestra 314g Orchestra 117.1 3143 String Ensemble 11213141 Monitor 4. Marie Baird 723 Evesham Road Runnemede Diminutiveg mischievousg sparkling brown eyes Parrot 4g Creative Writing 3145 German Club 4. William Barnes 160 Carlisle Road Heckler: conservative clothes fl Yjg waggish Tennis 3g Track 25 Glee 2f314g Choir 35 Archery 35 Iunior Play, Dorothy Bensing 43 Beloit Avenue Cuteg smooth dancer: affable Hockey 1'2'3'4Q Swimming 2g Glee 1121314g Drum Ei Bu' gle 314g A. A. Council 4g Usher 4g Monitor 43 Commit- tee Work 314. Alys Mae Arbuthnot LaMonte Apartments Blondieg vivaciousg coquette Yearbook 4g Com Jittee Work 4, ,cf M g Wlff' . JUVQQQLV4 V ,J . .1 51' 4,1 lfV,' I Betty Baird 272 Maple Avenue Trustworthyg popularg fastidious Swimming 113g Basketball 1g Parrot 112-3143 Cheer Lead' er 213141 Board of Control 4g Yearbook 4g Usher 4g Monif tor 314: Student Council 2145 National Honor Society 314g Hockey 15 Committee Work 314. Felice Balestra Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim Friencllyg allfround good fel' lowg capable leader Football 1121314g Track 112- 314g Glee 11213145 Choir 213'4g Board of Control 4: junior Playg Monitor 3143 Operetta 4: Student Council 11213-4g National Honor Society 314g Class Vice President 2 a Barto Wyoming Avenue Scholarlyg modestg woman hater Glee 213143 Choir 213145 Band 1121314g German 4g State Chorus 43 Yearbookg Senior Playg Operetta 4g Orchestra 11Z1314g National Honor S01 ciety 314. Bernice E. Bernadou 119 Cedarcroft Avenue Likeableg reticentg good' natured Glee 21314g Archery 3. Richard H. Blithe 128 Clements Bridge Road Runnemede Athleticg curly-hairedg wise' cracker Football 213-4g Baseball lg Track 2g A. A. Council 2. Walter Boland 7 Hood Avenue Unassumingg girl'shyg reserved Leighton Bowers 25 East First Avenue Runnemede Bull's right-hand mang sharp dresserg dimpled Casanova Swimming 4g Glee 1f2g Band 35 Monitor 23 Student Counf cil 23 Committee Work 2f3-4. Marion Jean Bryson 339 Washington Terrace Continually talkingg Alys's shadowg eats pickles Swimming lf2'3f4g Basketball lg Softball 3. Ruth Buzby 535 Amherst Road Wittyg personality plusg Vera's pal Student Council 15 Committee Work 3. Elsie Boland 122 Lecato Avenue Intelligentg obligingg versatile k'Parrot 4g Glee 1: Estralitas 3f4g Yearbookg Monitor 43 Nat'l Honor Society 4. Jeanne Catherine Bond 20 Sixth Avenue Runnemede Skating fang dislikes public speakingg demure Monitor 4. Eleanor Loma Brown 452 Audubon Avenue Very quietg regular church attenderg worryfwort Eugene C. Bucci 127 Fifth Avenue Mt. Ephraim Deepfvoicedg husky: hearty Football 1'2'3'4Q Track 2 Glee 1f2. My Charlotte Campbell East Kings Highway Mt. Ephraim Placidg sports enthusiastg south paw Hockey 2f5f4g Softball 213. V R ff june Campbell 264 Maple Avenue Aifableg scholarlyg good' natured Vera Chappell 344 Audubon Avenue Jokerg funflovingg amiable Swimming lg Drum EG? Bugle 3f4g Usher 4. Lillian Antoinette Chiericoni 280 Barrett Avenue Able speaker: another skating fang a friend to everyone Hockey 1'2g Swimming 1123 Monitor 213144 Student Courif cil 4g Nat'l Honor Society 4. Michael Cianft-ani 401 Cedarcroft Avenue Glamour boyg cutfupg dude Baseball 1f2f3f4g Board of Controll. ,s 'f fo N of N' . l 1 ' fl ae nor 1 4 66l'fale e 'hea ' aperfcutterg g li eable 'lP'arrott 1f2g Drumfijugle . i X I . r - r f4iM 'or4,,' ,J Tk! fifty Anna May Chappell 334 Audubon Avenue Star hockey playerg enjoys jokesg lots of fun Hockey 1f2f3-45 Tennis 2'3- Basketball 1f2f3'4g Softball 25 3g Monitor 3f4. Martha Haines Cheesman 415 Fourth Avenue Literaryg cleverg follows fads Hockey lg Swimming 4g Pav rot 1f2f3f4g Camera 1-25 Glee l'2'3'42 Creative Writing 3f4g Drum E? Bugle 314g Estralitas 2f3f4g Junior Playg Committee Work 3f4g Nat'l Honor So' ciety 4. Walter B. Chilcott 218 Fifth Avenue Runnemede Blond flirtg unruly hairg blushing laugher German 4g Archery 3, Elsie Lillian Clingroth 137 Nicholson Road Petiteg gumfchewerg laugh' provoker Hockey 15 Swimming 13 Bas- ketball 1. Catherine Helen Cook 220 Hampshire Avenue Enjoys good foodg dry humorg quiet E. Marie Corwin 35 S. White Horse Pike I Poisedg sophi ic 5 gay ,eceiv Parrot f ' ' C ' h0iY 31 C eativ iti 5 rum E3 B l 1' 1 5 ior Playg Co m' tee 4g Na 'l k ciet . john Harvey .Covely, jr. Grant Avenue Mt. Ephraim Congenialg boisterousg equestrian Soccer 43 Track 1f2'3f4: i'Parf rot 2'3f4g Board of Control 3g Monitor 34. Betty Davis 24 West Vassar Road Pretty hairg Dipper fang laughterfloving Tennis 2f3g Swimming 3. Marguerite DeFrates 232 Crystal Lake Avenue Ve rsatileg cheerfulg skilful archer Swimming lg Basketball 1 Estralitas 31 County Orches tra 21 Orchestra 1f2f3f4 String Ensemble 2f3f4g Arch ery 3. Thelma Dei-mond 812 Black Horse Pike Runnemede Fourth year Latin studentg sweetg reserved German Club 4. Thomas F. Costello 305 Nicholson Road Girls envy his hairg easy- goingg blufler james Daly 186 Princeton Road Friendlyg cutfupg blushes easily 'gr-efVv'-35' 'L' joseph DeAngelo ' 15 Gloucester Avenu Mt. Ephraim K Handsome Casanova g snappy dresserg athletic Football 4g Baseball 4g Track 21314, Captaing Parrot 43 Choir 4: Board of Control 35 Yearbookg Monitor 3f4g Stu' dent Council 2-3145 Commit- tee Work 3-4g Glee 4, Presi' dent. Mildred Degan 1224 Highland Avenue Hendersonville, N. C. Southern belleg energeticg neighborly Basketball 2: Monitor 4g Com' mittee Work 4. Beryl Doherty 227 Washington Terrace Talented violinistg blusherg attractive blonde Orchestra 1f2-3'4: String En semble 1f2'3f4g County Or chestra 15 State Orchestra 1 2f3. 4 1 ,A Beatrice H. Dowd 143 Carlisle Road Brilliantg studiousg efficient Glee 1g Choir 213144 Board of Control 33 Usher 4g Operetta 4g Student Council 3g State Chorus 43 Nat'l Honor So' ciety 3'4. William F. Dursch 246 So. Danis Smallffryg silent admirer of womeng jovial Glee 1f2f3g Band 1'2'3'4: German Club 45 County Band 3. Robert W. Eldridge 19 Black Horse Pike Runnemede Football playerg always knows a better oneg noisy Football 214g Track 1. Ellarie Ellis 429 Graisbury Avenue Good studentg activeg voluble Parrot 43 Glee 13 Choir 2' if Z 28 4 3f4g Creative Writing 3f4g Y'earbookg Operetta 45 Nat'l Honor Society 4. 5 3 r KJ , V - 5 4 K .. Joseph Fabbo ' P 429 Oak Street f . , Q3 Ladies' mang basketball 45 captaing wide awake , Faseball 112-3-4g Basketball 1- 4 2f3'4g Yearhookg Monitor 1f2f C ' .By Class Vice President 3f4. C' 'S .. ' v '7' ze - 'f . - X 1 .7-Y 5: Arthur Duncan 331 Reed Avenue Runnemede Intellectual: flood sportg sense of humor Monitor 43 Orchestra 3f4g String Ensemble 3-43 Student Council 35 Nat'l Honor So' ciety 4. Muriel Eaton 134 Oakland Avenue Good sportg gigglerg shy 'Ob,Q:,Q6 .jg 0 Robert G. Elliott 338 Merchant Street Shouting shirts: monitorg genial Football 1f2g Camera 1-2g Glee 1f2f3f4g Junior Playq Monitor 2-314. Harry Earl Ellis 228 West Atlantic Avenue Studiousg neat: attends the K'Century often Committee Work 4. 4 William Larch Fidler 735 Bringhurst Road Flutistg analyticalg chemistry wizard Glce 11213-4g Choir 213145 Band 1f2'3'4g County Orchesf tra lg County Band lg State Orchestra 314g Monitor 314g Orchestra 1f2'3-45 National Honor Society 3f4. ,fQif7Q'ff S A 1-is Flanagan 5 White Horse Pike B ketball captaing always as an answerg facetious Basketball 1-Zf3, Captain 49 Drum EQ? Bugle 3f4g Estralitas 34 Committee Work 35 Nat'l Honor Society 4. Patsy Flynn 2 Buckingham Avenue Mt. Ephraim Humorousg canclidg vigorous Glee lf2g Estralitas lg Junior Playg Monitor 4. -going M1 Frirrs 316 Bowers Avenue Runnemede Subtleg profound thinkerg Thespian Glee lf2f3f4g Choir 4g Cref ative Writing 3144 Yearbookg Plays 3f4g Operetta 4g Nat'l Honor Society 4, Frank Paul Gittler 258 South Davis Avenue lt . . . . wi Syncopatecl licorice sticker g sheikg hair slicker Glee 1-2'3: Choir 3g Band 1' 2'3'4g Orchestra lf2'3f4g County Orchestra 1g County Band lg State Orchestra 2'3f 45 Monitor 4. John Grady 273 South LeCato Avenue Retiringg paper boyg evenftempered Marion Grace Flowers 185 Princeton Road Shy little miss: another skaterg monitor Monitor 4. Florence Foster 24 Second Avenue Runnemede Hails from Haddonneldg quietg bookworm George Garreau 112 Nicholson Road West Collingswood Heights Strums a guitarg wittyg future mechanic wit' Thomas ulcl I I . Q , ven e , I I .1 occer ca p . g b erousg t . 1 . Football Q41 112:50 1fZf3-4, aptain it- tee Work 3' Marion Elizabeth Gray 512 Elm Avenue Very tinyg full of pepg goes steady Hockey 1: Softball 33 Glee lf2f3'4g Drum fs? Bugle 43 Estralitas 2133 Operetta 2. Florence L. Gross 201 Lambert Avenue Mt. Ephraim Gayg attractive clothesg joker Tennis 112-35 Parrot 2-3145 Drum E3 Bugle 3'4g Play 3, H. David Hammond 145 South Haviland Ave. Brilliantg literary abilityg characterfactor Track 2f3f4g Creative Writ' ing 3145 Yearbookg Plays 314g Nat'l Honor Society 4. Robert H. Harmer 24l West Pine Street Lankyg punfpullerg tall tale teller Archery 3g Glee lg Student Council 23 Play 3. Beatrice E. Hazard 226 Walnut Street Natural, rosy cheeksg cheerfulg test pessimist Glee 2f3f4g Play 3. Marjorie E, Heebner 228 South Barrett Avenue Gigglerg sociableg blusher German Club 4g Play 4: Moni- tor 4g Committee Work 3. Howard Gurney Black Horse Pike Runnemede Hanclsomeg musclefmang quiet. Tennis 3. Stanley R. Hanna 33 South Haviland Avenue Curly red headg soccer playerg humorous Soccer 3f4g Track 3f4. Mary Haw 210 Chestnut Street Offrcefworkerg unassumingg diligent ,WV Glee 2f3-45 Commit? Work 3' M ' . , l 7 V ' . 1 . , It M. Charlotte Hearey 123 Carlisle Road Garrulousg bluefeyed blondeg ballet dancer Basketball lg Operetta 43 Archery 3f4g CommitteeWork 3-4. Mildred Hensler 31 Cedarcroft Avenue Reservedg cinema fang dependable Monitor 4. Harry E. Heston 220 Lafayette Road Cynicalg dancerg good student Football Ig Track Ig Glee 1f2f 3f4g Band 1-2g Estralitas lg County Orchestra 3g Monitor 4g Committee Work 3-4. Edward Hoguet 213 South Davis Avenue Actorg mermang snappy dresser Football 1-2g Swimming 2-3f4, Co'Captain 4g Soccer Man' ager 4g Track Manager 2-3f4g Glee 3f4g Creative Writing 3' 4g A. A. Council 4g Plays 3f4g Committee Work 314. 75-f-177- 0,,QN-.tv 2-p-P . Dorothy L. Hughes 135 East Atlantic Avenue Quietg mannerlyg attractive Creative Writing 4g Usher 4g Play 3g Nat'l Honor Society 4. Margaret Iennett Fourth Avenue Runnemede Sweetg sunny dispositiong sports a sparkler Emma Johnson 15 Lafayette Rd. Petiteq aspiring nurseg scatterbrain German Club 4. Pearl Hoffman 112 Oak Street Shy: interested in Armyg lost in a crowd Alice B. Hohenstein 129 Grandview Avenue West Collingswood Heights Artistic talentg fun-lovingg agreeable Tennis 33 Estralitas 4g Art Club 3g Hostess Club 45 Year' book. Q3 . , 1 . 4 I , l 4 George Humphreys 166 Edgewood Avenue Baseball many argumentativeg confident Football 23 Baseball 2-3'4g Track 3f4g Glee 1f2'3g Arch' ery 3. Elizabeth R. Jobes 220 Carlisle Road Cuteg has ballet interestsg giggler Usher 4g Archery 35 Operetta 44 Commit 3. M if 1 ff Zwyfifm Margaret Johnston 500 Cedarcroft Avenue Star basketball playerg noisyg lively Hockey 4g Tennis 35 Basket- ball 1f2f3-4g Softball 213g Monitor 314. Arthur Jones 257 West Merchant Street Cleanfcut: Western drawlg easyfgoing Parrot 4: Creative Writing 4. Kingman High School, Kin man. Arizoriag Junior Pl 34 Football Zg Associate Edi 'Bulldogn 3. Aven noisy Betty Jane Ku 133 Wyoming Ave. What a giggle: cheerleaderg attractive Glee lg Estralitas 1g Cheer' leader 1-2'3f4g Usher 4g Mon' itor. Matilda Carolyn Klein Washington Avenue Mt. Ephraim Happyfgoflucky: softfspoken: loads of fun Hostess Club 3-43 Estralitas 43 Committee Work 4. m'f0'fffve44L4Z? Wm Doris Ruth Jones 112 Chestnut Street Cute majoretteg hockey playerg Hckle Hockey 1fZf3f4: Swimming 3g Basketball 112: Softball 3g Drum Es? Bugle 314, D um Ma- jor 4g Monitor 4g,CAnmittee Work 4. ,af If ff I V . 1 1 5 . x'X ef. I. :K Peggyghl. Kat I V 300 Cedarcpoft'Ave ue Cuiteg charmerg flirtatious x Drum E! Bugle 2f3f4: Board of Control 3g Play 3g Monitor 24145 Student Council 112'35 Committee Work 3-4. 'f X Doris Kees 115 South Haviland Avenue Dependableg neatg popular Basketball 112g Parrot 3f4g Cheer Leader 2f3f4g Board of Control 2f3'4g Yearbook 45 Usher 4g Play 3g Monitor 4g Student Council 1'2'3'4Q Na' tional Honor Society 4g Class Secretary 25 Class Treasurer 3f4g Committee Work 3-4. ' C. Eugene Klein 211 Fifth Avenue Runnemede Shyg star milerg genuine Track 1'3f4. Richard Knight 149 Park Place Love lashesg good swimmerl gullible Swimming 3f4 Rita Krein Cedar Avenue Mt. Ephraim Energeticg shrewclg dependable Hockey 1-2g Softball 2f3g Monitor 4. Russell L. Lake 220 West Pine Street Heston's shadowg jokerg Beau Brummel Glee 1f2f3'4. Manha Lee 225 Walnut Street Dreamy'eyedg modern dresserg jitterbug Monitor 3. .M 1 S Teacheri 'estg tor h b rg 'V I s cerma' 'JJ fa Baseball lf2f3-43 sketball lg XSO er 1,f2f3-45 Parrot 24 G' 1 4 Harry Mannella 145 LeCato Avenue Clowng loquacious wise' crackerg Gould's partner Baseball Ig Track ,1f2'3f4g Glee lf2: Committee' Work 2f3f4. J ' 1 r-- ,. It ,'J Nl 4 iw J ' I1 Atlayrvig rxfenue ' Mary Krwawecz Roosevelt Avenue Mt. Ephraim Little brunetteg quite studiousg seldom heard from Softball 31 Glee 3. Muriel L.' Lamsback 277 ,White Horse Pike Charmingg intelligentg fastidious Creative Writing 4XUsher 4g Play 3g National Honor So' ciety 3f4g Committee Work 4. Ralph Logan 206 Chestnut Street Studiousg wellflikedg compe' tent Hlanagel' Baseball 1f2f3-4g Glee 3'4: A. A. Council 3-4g Board of Con' trol 4: Yearbookg Student Council 3143 Committee Work: Nat'l Honor Society 3'4. Jayne Ruth Major 122 East Pine Street Bang and toot memberg jovialg robust Parrot 1f4g Drum Es? Bugle 345 William Paul Markovitz 420 Mansion Avenue Grand fellow: peppy cheer' leaderg smiler Glee lg Cheerleader 2f3'43 Board of Control 43 Year' bookg Play 3g Monitor 3f4q Student Council 2f3'4g Na' tional Honor Society 3'4g Committee Work 2'3f4. J .Y ' .ef .. .l Mary Elizabeth Marsh 160 Cornell Road X, Essence of propfietyg newcomerg faithful friend Woodrow Wiflson High School. Camden. N. J.: A. A. 1f2-3g Handicraft Club 3. William Francis Martin 240 West Atlantic Avenue Eilicient: wizard at math g hecklzr if f .1.,. N 167 204 ,lf 'Af-4, fx fx f X' YQ- ' ' 1,144 4' ' . , 1 -X x f 1 'Q QQ Donald C. Matchett 453 Audubon Avenue ' Mad chemist fa friendly one thoughjg camera Bend Camera 1f2, ,Pri P+. 9 6 K llypllialllheen CaErey .N Q ,220 tratgo Avenue , n Runnemede X' Q3 1 f -'liked by every' ' X d ays giggling N B+ A 'li .7 X Will' T as Dennett 6 rcr Avenue ands m as goi gg lad killer . Foot ll 1' gBaseball 1 'Z-45 Ba tbal 'Z' o ' 1-3f4, Anna 'Mae Marston 329 Union Avenue Runnemede Prettyg vivaciousg belle of our class Parrot 4g Glee 3f4g Plays 3f4g Monitor 43 Operetta 43 Art Club 33 Student Council 3'4. Ruth Elizabeth Martino 11 Taylor Avenue Ambitiousg bass fiddler and cellistg admires blonds Hockey 1-2'3f4g k'Parrot 2f3g Glee 1f2f3-45 Estralitas 213g State Orchestra 3145 Or' chestra 2f3f4g String Ensemf ble Zf3f4g Operetta 4g Year' book. M. Vesta McAllister 'Af' !vUbC'ff QQ -JZ'38JxE..C-Egan Avenue 'Jig'-Frieddvoi' everyoneg peppyg 5- . i,5W??i-V Bzlisketballl manager 11243145 Swimmi g 1f2'3f4g Parrot 3f4g GTE 2'-Zvz'-Drum Es? Bugle 2f3f4g stralitas 2-3: A, A. Council 43 Board Jf,Qontrol 4: Student Qqudizil 2f3f4g Monitor '42 Wearbookg Usher 4g National Honor Society 3'4g Committee Work 1f2f3f4g Hockey l'2f3g play 4. Margaret Susan McConogl1ie 237 Maple Avenue Garrulousg merryg lickle Hockey 1'2: Swimming lg Glee 43 Estralitas 2. Robert Charles McLeester 43 East Atlantic Avenue Tally silentg loafer Glee Club 1. V Lyn. 6 N J I ff 'VJ Vp, 1 -'ff i. J 5 . I f 1 fl! II' . JM! 1.1, V, as Lv ax f. wir Doris C. McWilliams 157 Yale Road Good sportg jocundg easyfgoing Drum and Bugle 3-4. Henry Ray Mitchell 44 Harvard Road Facetiousg hard workerg class disrupter Tennis lf2'3g Glee 1'2-3g Choir 2'3g Band 1'2'3'4g Or' chestra 1f2-3f4. Dolores Ann Molin 16 South Hood Avenue Blonde locksg social butterflyg petite Edward Moore 192 Princeton Road Don Iuang quickftemperedg strong silent type Baseball lg Track 1f2'3'4. Marion Eloise Morris Clements Bridge Road Runnemede Beautiful brown eyesg sincereg lovable Swimming 1. Joseph Miller 424 West Pine Street Mr. Neel's nemesis: Romeog clamorous Tennisg Track 13 Glee 3g Choir 2-33 Estralitas 34 A. A. Council 4g Play 3g Monitor 43 Committee Work 2f3f4. Louise Mohrfeld 40 Yale Road Aspiring modelg sincere friendg willing worker Parrot 112-3-4g Glee 314g Drum E? Bugle 3f4g Estralitas 2g Committee Wor 3 urMn MMMJ Pop larg foot ll captaing sch ar Football 1f2f g Captain 4: Baseball 1f2f3f4g Basketball l'2f3'41 Track 3g Glee 1'3g Creative Writing 3143 Choir 35 A. A. Council 2f3f4g Vice President 3, President 45 Play 3g Class President 2f3f4g Na' tional Honor Society 3f4g S dent Council lfl. Anita Ruth Morris 107 Merchant Street Chicg olivefskinned brunetteg agreeable Parrot 2f3'4g Drum and Bugle 3f4g Estralitas 3: Moni' tor 45 Committee Work. William A. Morris, Jr: 209 Clements Bridge Road Runnemede Half'milerg redfheadg drives an Olds . Football 1f2g Baseball 1f2g Basketball 25 Soccer 314. i l .fV,X!,'lvo i-1 ff Siffyli I fl fy ff obligi ' iendl m4 Xu 1 ly! g ato gvenue X V 1 If N 0frumna z e FX xi 1: 'M' fp xi I if 14 fry? fi 9 ansion Avenu i i fy lf lyle 2' esg always in a hurryg gven to loquacity Swimming 1f2-3f4g Camera 2g Glee 2'3-4g Operetta 4. Anne M. Noeding 440 Washington Terrace Mrs. Weeks' helperg agreeableg docile Hostess Club 35 Glee 314g Usher 4. K. Claire O'Connor 125 Yale Road Dignifiedg favors army meng talented Parrot 3f4g Play 4. Dorothy I. Patterson 50 Valley Road Mt. Ephraim Generous: peppyg hockey captain Hockey 1-Zf3f4g Tennis 1f2f 3g Swimming 4: Basketball 1' 2f3: Softball 1f'Zf3g Creative Writing 45 A. A. Council 2135 Monitor 2f3f4: Committee Work 3: Natil Honor Society 3f4. RLJA1 Mnarie aulry 71 X Jack H. Miinch ZOO Washington Terrace Goodfnaturedg obligingg rotund Golf 35 Band 1f2f3-45 German 43 Monitor 3'4. 5 U' df f rwilw' l 4 'M if O if V. bs. vlff 23 Valley Road Mt. Ephraim Athleticg everybody's palg affable Hockey 1f2f'5f4g Softball 213g Monitor 3 f 4 g Committee Work 3. Emily Nonemacker 296 Sunset Road, Runnemede Aifableg livelyg industrious Nora M. Osmun 133 Washington Terrace Capable driverg sports fang smiling Parrot lg Drum and Bugle 1f2f3-43 Hostess Club 3f4g Officer 3-4g Archery 3g Corn' mittee Work 3f4. Helen F. Peycke Buckingham Avenue Mt. Ephraim Competentg jollyg willing worker Camera 35 Glee 3-4. ftf'ff'ff?3wf w Polly Phillips 17 Maple Avenue Pennsgrove Saxophonistg Pennsgrove visif torg pleasant Swimming 1g Glee 11213-45 Orchestra 1f2-3f4. Angela K. Pogorilich 217 Lincoln Avenue West Collingswood Heights Blusherg zealous workerg companionable Estralitas 4. Emery Powell 236 Virginia Avenue Reservedg studiousg unaffected Swimming 213-4g A. A, Counf cil 45 Board of Control 4g Yearbookg Plays 3f4g Monitor 2f3f4 fHE3dl1 Committee Work 1f2'3-4. ,ff .1 -3 - f ,A . f ...v V V ,f , . a, ,. A-eff., 7, Veronica Raake 19 Haviland Avenue Gigglerg easy'goingg faithful Parrot 1f2g Drum and Bugle 1-2f3f4g Usher 45 Host- ess Club 3f4g Committee Work 3. Patricia R. Rees 132 LeCato Avenue Optimistg good sportg athletic ockey 1f2f3f4g Basketball 1' 9 Parrot lg Drum and nam Brinton C. Piez X .. ' 42 East Pine Street ' Selffassured: dudeg football Q ' M Football Z-'4g Basketball 1-2'4g 5' Track 3f4g A. A. Council 45 Play 3g Committee Work, 3. - y npr, .X X .ua . 0 'x is 7. 'N ' . . N v ' s 1 X s ,xx 5 f .XZ X 1 X1 ' X - 1 ' I . N v- Q 4 'V fs, w' I ., ' xl ' -1 ! -- hero w 1 WN N1 1 . r , X kN '. -xt l 5 Yu .X X x . 1 X , P - .6 'I I Doris E. Potts 417 Graisbury Avenue Artistic abilityg timidg demure miss Glee 2f3f4. George B. Price Black Horse Pike and White Avenue Mt. Ephraim Tall and handsomeg Iturbi's double at the pianog serious Camera 2f3f4g Glee 1f2-35 Band 213143 County Band 33 Yearbookg Play 45 Orchestra 2'3'4. William B. Reagan 123 Lafayette Road Mr. Dare's assistantg drugstore cowboyg gentleman Track 3g Parrot 4g Monitor 45 Committee Work 3f4. John O. Rex, Jr. 247 Spruce Street Cyclistg potential clarinetistg sunny grin Track 3145 Orchestra 4g Stage Manager 4. 5 ,J ax :jf . .- K Clifford A. Scheifele ' ' Frank B. Rippel 3 137 Washington Terrace Trumpeterg bathfroom X baritoneg middle name Barrymore? Golf 2f3g Track 1fZf3f4g Glee 1'2f3'4g Choir 2f3f4g Creative Writing 4g Estralitas 25 Board of Control 25 Plays 3f4g Moni- tor 2f3f4g Operetta 4: Band 1f2f3f4g State Chorus 3f4. Frances M. Root Bassett Avenue Runnemede 'J Helpfulg smilingg pleasant Xl' Estralitas 2g Committee Work 3f4. tim A R-1. 'fl' lx? ' ' x ' ' - . A, ., . A, V 1. url! Y. x ' Doris pagers ' 29 LeCato-Avenue 'l w '. A ' .XJ Stylafseynerfneatg winding '-Agfhery 35 Drlhriga 1Bugle 1 2f3g Ushg:.4g Monilo '42 Na' , ti0nal'Honor Society 4, . Q , , . , I ,, . .SJ t l w . ,X 3 Beryl Lorraine Sankey I 159 Yale Road y ' Clever writerg artisticg tall X blonde X ' Hockey 1g Swimming lg Parrot 2f3f4g Glee 3f4g Yearbook: Operetta 4g Orfx S chestra 3f4g Art Club 133 . 1 Committee Work 3. a V 1 '5 T' l - Q 1 l 543 White Horse Pike ' , Wittyg suspender wearerg fisherman X X ' Football 21 Glee lg A-. A, ' I Council 4g Student Countil 4. Q , 1 , A ix . '44 . 'I 5. ,Y , 1 , . ' 'x - 1 1 T 'XP 58 Emma L. Root BassettAvenue Runnemede Sociableg gigglerg loyal Doris Russell Corner Northmontflsambert Avenues Mt. Ephraim Skaterg vivaciousg oflice- helper Margaret K. Samuel 18 Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim Movie loverg fasticliousg diver Hockey 2f3g Swimming 1-2' 3f4g Parr' Q' 1gGlee 2g Drum and Bugle 4g Estralitas 713. le 558 V' -et Jovia' nostessesng :lous GI. .ostess Club 4. Ricl' 'suing 263 Wa ,ton Terrace Husky for Jall playerg nve- year mang regular fellow Basketball manager 13 Track 1f2g Football 1-2'3-4. Catherine Schmidt 262 West Pine Street Likes bicyclingg energeticg friendly - 4 1 1 ' I I. 1 1 x i x 5. ri X J 1 N.. ...J 'NX J Yr. 'sf 4 M, , sf Fx . ' ,f A Edith Scott 17 Forest Avenue Runnernecle Mrs. Schuler's helperg sincereg genuine friend Evelyn Simpson 133 Lafayette Road Studiousg musical talentg athletic Hockey,?v4g Swimming 2'3'4Q Glee I-43 German 41 County Orchestra ,lf State Orchestra 314g Board of C'c trol 4g Mon' itor ' 4g Orc' -tra 1f2f3f4g Student Coun r 41 Committee 'Wrmrk 4g Na' onal Honor So' Ciety.-4. f ,- 'QDFP To ,Arson . J XX l K, L. i hitiousg Nl Soccer 4g Stu.. il 4g Stage assistant ,' Spera 16 lx zhway Mt. aim Choir boyg fav. 5 a freshmang pianist Glee 1'2f3f4: Choir 3f4g Band 3-4g Play 3g Monitor 3f4g Operetta 4. Frank C. Schofield 201 West First Avenue Runnemede Conservative: humorist, technical German Club 4g Monitor 4, Marjorie Sharp 401 Maple Avenue Prettyg brilliantz straight' forward Monitor 4: Student Council 4g National Honor Society 3f4g Usher 4. Everett F. Simpson 111 South Logan Avenue Unobtrusiveg femme shyg complacent Band 1fZf3f4. joseph Smith 5 5 8 Washin gton Terrace Photographerg gum chewerg droll .I an ,1, .5 5.J lf' 9 I. 1. f , . . . P I Clayton S. Staley Q. gf ' 37 Lafayette Road Gigolog nsherman: craze for ' travel books Play 3. W I -I - .L ,f Jan..- ,o-'.f X .1 . V, , A x l HMV., ew- i q 5 Miriam F, Sreet ' 335 Kings Highway Amiableg hearty laughterg dimples Swimming 1g Glee 2g Drum and Bugle 3-4g Estralitas 33 Yearbookg Committee Work 3. May Carole Stinson 270 Graisbury Avenue Congenialg pleasingly plumpg attractive i'Parrot 3g Qlee 213-4g Drum and Bugle V5f3'4g Usher 4g Committee ork 3. 11, .xv f fr' 1 X 1 F! i' V 1 ' fat ryxi,5uFivan ' J JJ25 eCato Ayer S 1 ulgf pep anddyimr .r big y 1 little Firlg cut I , Yearbookg Usher atudent Council 2f3g Arch ,ug Com' mittee 'Work 2 Nlational Honor Society 4. Albert Svihla, Jr. 220 White Horse Pike Quietg resourcefulg mapfmaker Collingswood High Schoolg Track 1f2, Yvette Teitelman 20 Black Horse Pike Mt, Ephraim journalisticg fashionableg of the intelligentsia' Parrot 1f2f3f4g Camera 25 Glee 1f2f3f4g Creative Writ' ing 4g Drum and Bugle 2f3f4g Estralitas 2f3g Yearbookg Plays 3'4g Student Council 2-3g Committee Work 3f4g Na' tional Honor Society 4. , , I A : f ,Mk-,-,fI , ,V -'xl 6 im 4' LJ'-x,Q.a 1ffQffisiaa,aaf1:X'sia4Lasf1.-Je 25 Sgntglg-Barre! Wx' . AJ D Sparkl' g- ' ggjilarl fC. 1 a mg smile Glee 2'3f4g Ear r Leader LQA , ounci 2 fSecretaryl 3f4g Usher 4g Monitor 4g Play 3g Clfs Cor' reponding Secretaryj 3-4g Committee Work 2-Seiji , Esther Stone Market Street Mt. Ephraim Cordialg reticentg attractive Mildred E. Sullivan 243 West Kings Highway Wittyg sociableg anusing funster Glee 2-314g Drum and Bugle 1g Committee Work 3. Emest Talbot 235 Edgewood Avenue Imperturbableg flirtg witty Baseball 3f4. Charles A. Thomas, jr. 271 South Davis Avenue Incliviclualistg history studentg mental giant Football 25 Tennis 2f3g Swim' ming 3143 Monitor 2g Com' mittee Work 4. Harry Tracy 163 Princeton Road Noisyg frankg clever Leonard G. Van Der Weel 48 Bowers Avenue Runnemede Vociferousg inquisitiveg bomb shell Robert Howie Wallace 28 Orchard Avenue Runnemede Blond giantg agreeableg Stubby's pal Basketball 1f2-314g Captain 4g Track 1-2. Raymond Weideman 420 Oak Street Obligingg bashfulg taciturn Kyle W. Will 449 Audubon Avenue Neatg Dell fang main mterestea junior Tennis lg Band 1'2'3'4Q Or' chestra 1fZ-3. Marian Umberger 157 East Fourth Avenue Runnemecle Petiteg Reservationist g humorous of-M Dolores H. Vai:-1rna 230 West Atl tic u Flir ervesc Hockey Bas' tba 1- 1-23 Glee 1f2- g r an u l 3f4g Estra ' as 25 cil 43 j s er 4' Monitor , ss Recor ' Secretary 3g Com ' ork 2f3f4. ag ' of D Evelyn May Weber 52 Central Avenue Iollyg industriousg loquacious Swimming 3f4g 'Drum and Bugle 3-47 Committee Work 4. . , Au' ,l r',L ' 5 -' I JK ' ' 'I 3 I , v L -Dorothy F, Whafen . - ' 229 South Barrett AVCDUEA' ' c ' ' -Partial tq bright colors? glalmaur girlg popular Glee P213-45 Drum and Bugle 273f4g Estralilf1E2g Play 3g Committee Wbrk 2f3f4. ,fy W fljf ' . l 4 4- , !f!ry'Df1Jjh'IJj!. 'djg I 'W I ,M,,,f ' W ff' .'f it - !7B':fn1ge!May Vffillnazn ,ca Eoyorgvstreer K A siagng fang friencllyg obliging Glee '1f2f3g Monitor 4. Jean Winters 222 Sunset Avenue Runnemecle Seclateg inquisitiveg genial Margaret Barr Wortman 38 Lafayette Road Faithful chorister: magnetic eyesg sensible Glee 13 Choir 2f3f4: Year' bookg Monitor 3-4: Operetta 45 State Chorus 3f4: Archery 33 National Honor Society 4. Albert Young 333 Graisbury Avenue Curlyfhairg jitterbugg football manager Football 1-2f3f4g Committee Work 3. Gordon Penny 70 Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim New Yorkerg sartorially magnificentg tall Track 4g James Monroe High School, Bronx, New York: City Pan-American Clubg Lunch Room Patrol Squad, fCaDt.jg Vice President of 69 Clubg Track 1f2f3. 42 Anna Wolf 120 Centre Avenue Mt, Ephraim Mildg Winsome Mt. Ephraimite skater Basketball lg Monitor 1. James Wright 44 North Haviland Avenue Freckledg stockyg pleasant grin Laurence F. Young 225 Park Place 'z mad chemist fthe -,money lender 5 x ztball 13 Glee x 9 Y ,Miigf 0' 1 1f7R 0 JI! R 3g'5'i .I u94n CLASS , 1sm,us.nm,., 40 1 'le 0,59 f ' f 9 aje C I 7 i ' +60 QM .- .. ix 5 Q ,ff I r A 5 Q .... 1- B 4 bg-T7f45 Q ' 5 .. ' IYUV' Q Q S P, ? - - I ACTIVITIES 43 HAL MOST POPULAR Betty Baird Arthur Montano ACTOR AND ACTRESS Yvette Teitelman Frank Rippel DEPENDABLE Elsie Boland Felice Balestra NOISIEST Doris Russell Thomas Gould LAZIEST Ivlae Conners Charles Magee FLIRTS Peggy Katz William McDermott 44 L O F BEST LOOKING Anna May Marston Michael Cianfrani BRILLIANT Doris Kees David Hammond SHORTEST E3 TALLEST Marion Umberger Howie Wallace QUIETEST Florence Foster Raymond Weidman PEPPIEST Florence Gross Clayton Staley INQUISITIVE Nora Osmun Charles Thomas AME... PETTY GIRL AND MANfABOUT-TOWN Dorothy Whalen Edward Hoguet BEST DRESSED Yvette Teitelman joseph DeAngelo DIGNIFIED Marie Corwin john Fritts MUSICIANS Beryl Doherty Frank Gittler FICKLE Eleanor Stevenson Brinton Piez BLUFFERS Emma johnson Robert Harmer BEST ATHLETES Anna May Chappell Arthur Montano BEST DANCERS Martha Lee Emery Powell FRIENDLIEST Betty Baird Felice Balestra CUTEST Iane Kellerman Richard Knight CLASS CUTfUPS Kathryn Sullivan Harry Mannella VJITTIEST Ruth Buzby Leighton Bowers ,wr sg.- .F -4, rr U i ' e F 'rf I .left ,, LAM gil, is M N S, 3- iigwm, 5 in Elsa, Illlffll . s fir I ai r. wi 4 .'.L'::n V3 Nw CLASS WILL We, the Class of 1941, being of sound mind and body do solemnly bequeath, bestow, and will the following: Virginia Anderson Alys Arbuthnot ..... . . . Caroline Ayres . .. Betty Baird . . . Marie Baird .. Felice Balestra .. William Barnes .. Paul Barto ....... Dorothy Bensing .... ..... Bernice Bernadou . . . . . . Richard Blythe . .. Elsie Boland .... Walter Boland . . . lean Bond .,.. Leighton Bowers . Eleanor Brown . . . lean Bryson .... Eugene Bucci .... Ruth Buzby ......... . . . . . Charlotte Campbell June Campbell ...., . . . Anna Mae Chappel Vera Chappel Martha Cheesman . . . . . . . . Lillian Chiericoni . . . . . . . . Walter Chilcott . . . Michael Cianfrani . Elsie Clingroth . . . Mae Conners .... Catherine Cook .. Marie Corwin .... Thomas Costello . John Covely ..... blames Daly ..... Betty Davis ..... joseph DeAngelo . . . . . . . . Marguerite DeFrates Mildred Degan .... .. . Thelma Dermond . . . .. . . . Beryl Doherty .,.. Beatrice Dowd Arthur Duncan . , William Dursch . . . Muriel Eaton . . . Robert Eldridge . . . Ellarie Ellis .... melting smile .. vivacity ......... way with men .... all-round personality spiritual depth .... scholastic rating . tennis racket .... bass voice ..... hockey stick . . . dignihed manner muscles ......... secretarial talents . blue eyes ....... love of skating .. . deep laugh .... height ...... talkativeness . , . deep voice . . . winning smile .. latenesses ........ record collection . . love of sports .... friendly manner .. haircuts ....... conservativeness .. blushes ........ . record romance . . . chewing gum .... love of movies .. family name ..... perfect diction .... wavy hair ....... horseback riding . . mischief ........ love of dancing .. suavity .......... Sunday School pins . . . . Clarence Jenkins , .... Louise Marshall , . , .... Edith Boogar . . . . .. . . Ruth johnson , , , .... Eleanor Rutter . .... Dot Ballasaitis . . . . Alberta Simpson . . . . Bill McCarty .. . . june Hill . . . .Evelyn Balch , .... Frank Haven , .... Audrey Shriver . . . . Mary Sweeney . . . , Eleanor Iensen . . . . Tom Flood . . . . Ruth Hall . . . . Pat Ward . . . . George Coburn . . . . Steve Muench . . . . Tom Flood . .... Eugene Brittin . . . . Alberta Simpson . .... Dorothy Riley . . . . Al Dunnett . . . . Ruth Davies . . . . Leonard Iones . . . . Teresa Rice . . . . Mildred Seymore . .... Dolores Thinnes . . . . Doris Cook . . . . Elaine Frank . . . . Virginia Chiericoni . .... June Myers . . . .Guy Luongo . .... Harry Lee . .... William Wilson . . . . . . . . Dorothy Hartman likeness to Martha Raye . . .... Ruth Krein German studies . . . violin ........... place on honor roll knowledge of Latin hot trumpet . . . . office work . . curiosity . . . poems . . . 46 . . . . . . . . . Helen Doerfuss .... Ruth ....Ruth .... Allen Ed Seiber Iohnson Housel Stringfellow . . . . Ruth Sosnove . . . . Ruth Barrett . . . . Iohn McGee Harry Ellis ..,. Ioseph Fabbo . . . Larch Fidler .. Doris Flanagan . . Marion Flowers . . Patsy Flynn .... Florence Foster . . . John Fritts ..... George Garreau . . . . . Frank Gittler .... Thomas Gould . . . . . . John Grady ..... Marion Gray .. Florence Gross .. Howard Gurney David Hammond Stanley Hanna .. Robert Harmer .... Mary Haw . .... Beatrice Hazard . . . . . . Charlotte Hearey Marjorie Heebner , . . . . Mildred Hensler . . . . . Harry Heston . Pearl Hoffman .. Edward Hoguet .... . . , Alice Hohenstein Dorothy Hughes . . . . . . George Humphreys . . . . . . Margaret Jennett . . . Betty ,lobes .... Emma johnson .... . . . Margaret Johnston Arthur .lones . . . Doris Jones .. Leonard Kates . . . Peggy Katz Walter Keane . Doris Kees ........ . . Betty Jane Kellerman . . .. . Eugene Klein .....,. Matilda Klein . . . Richard Knight . . . . . . Rita Krein ..... Mary Krwawecz . . . . . . Russell Lake ..... Muriel Lamsback . . . Martha Lee .... Ralph Logan . . . Charles Magee . . immaculateness ..... basketball prowess . , . - - - . photography hobby . . . . - - . sense of fun .....,. monitor post . . . petite Hgure . . . shy smile . . . wit ..... guitar ........ musical talent .. horse laugh .... newspaper route .. gift of gab ..... merry laugh .. PEYITIZIIICUE WHVC brilliance ..... soccer ability . . . Rancocas cottage . industry ...... winsomeness ballet dancing .. short figure ...... nail polish collection Esquire ............ .... U. S, Service interest roving nature ...... art work ..,. reticence ....... love of baseball . . . serenity ...... makefup kits .. cheery voice .... ability in sports . . . dignity ...... baton .......... Grecian pronle . . . coquettishness .. portable radio . . . . helpfulness . . personality . track shoes drollery .. . curls ........... executive ability .. study habits ...... sartorial perfection . , . . . . brown eyes ...... jitter bugging . . . sales record . . . tormenting . 47 Nigriny Twins Jack Creany Russell Hayman Lillian Seybold Elaine Frank Dot Riley Earl Doerson Tom Hicks Doris Harle Kathryn Martino Peggy Wittig Paul Taylor Robert Lyons Ruth lones Eugene Harte Violette Hetzel Robert Lyons Myra Harmer Mary Wright Theodosia McMichael Yehudi Nora DiDomenico Connie Landis Tom Jensen Helen Meyers William Lodge Florence Conklin Dot Partridge Jack Creany Anna Volz Anne Arient Ruth Prichard Mildred Smulling Elsie Barnes Angela Lemmo Peter Vitale Evelyn Curtin Warren Park Mary Crowley Madeline Penney Charles Goess Emma Laiferty Earl Doerson Martin Fisler Helen Garreau . Walter Hutchins Florence Pucalowski Dot Vandergrift Irvin Feltoon Sammy Gaskill Jane Major ..... Harry Mannella . . . William Markovitz . . Mary Marsh ....... Anna May Marston . William Martin . . . Ruth Martino ..... Donald Matchett . . . Vesta McAllister .... Kathleen McCaffrey . Margaret McConaghie William McDermott . Robert McLeester . . . Doris McWilliams .. Joseph Miller . . . Henry Mitchell . . . Louise Mohrfeld . . . Dolores Molin .. Arthur Montano .. Edward Moore .. Anita Morris . . . Marion Morris .. William Morris .... Jean Moyer ..... Jack Munch .... Blanche Murray . . . Marie Naulty . . . Anne Noeding .... Emily Nonemacker . . Claire O'Conner . . . Nora Osmun ..... Dorothy Patterson . . Gordon Penny . . . Helen Peycke . . . Polly Phillips Brit Piez ......... Angela Pogorolich .. Doris Potts .... Emery Powell . . . George Price Veronica Raake . William Reagan . . . Pat Rees ...... John Rex ..... Frank Rippel . . . Emma Root . . . Frances Root . . . Doris Russell . . . Doris Sagers ..... Margaret Samuel . . . Beryl Sankey ..... Height's interest . . . pesky ways .......,.. place on Student Council pleasantness .......... natural beauty . . . math ability bass viol ..... science ability . . . charm ....... giggle ........ athletic family . . . loahng ability .... nonchalance ..... jolly disposition .. incessant chatter . . . tenor voice ..... wardrobe . . . golden hair . popularity . . girl friends . pleasantness absent notes . . loud clothes ..... interest in alumni . . . chivalry ........... soldier boy friend ..... sportsmanship .... willingness . . graciousness . . . slim figure . . fudge making . .. red'headed pep . . . girl appeal .... ambition .. modesty .........,.. parking space at airport last name .......... sympathy ..... groomed hair . . . altitude ...... loyalty .......... print shop craze .... boisterous way .. . zeal .....,... clever acting .,.. seriousness .,.. friendliness high heels . daintiness .... diving ability . . . artistic ability . . . 48 Ruth Whiting Sam Gaskill Ernest Matthews Marie Byrne Phyllis Bell lrvin Feltoon Anna Spencer Eugene Miller Virginia Weart Madelyn Penney Alberta Simpson Frances Witz Calvin Boyer Ruth Sosnove Evelyn Armbrecht Paul Taylor Theodosia McMichael Phyllis Bell Fred Dunhour Francis McGlinn Greta Zimmerman Eleanor Jensen Charles Graff Mary Jane Michaels Henry Francis Shirley Wells June Hill Janet Barto Blanche Lavin Aleene Tracy Ed. McNeff Betty Clark Jack Wright Teresa Rice Margaret Gommel Walter Hutchins 'ta Kudatzky lma Hattler ilt Hutchins '1 Nygren 4 na Nast ack Burke largaret Monoghan n Stringfellow NVright e Gurney ithv Hartman June Lynch Alice Jepson Alberta Simpson Betty Pitts Dorothy Schade . . . Clifford Scheifele . . . Richard Scheuing .. Catherine Schmidt . . Frank Schoield . . . Edith Scott ..... Marjorie Sharp .. Evelyn Simpson . . . Everett Simpson . . . George Smith . . . joseph Smith . . . Russell Spera . . . Clayton Staley . . . Miriam Steet ..... Eleanor Stevenson .. May Stinson .... Esther Stone ...... Kathryn Sullivan . . . Mildred Sullivan .. Albert Svihla . . . Ernest Talbot . . . Yvette Teitelman . . . Charles Thomas . , . Harry Tracy ...... Marion Umberger .. Leonard VanDerWeel Dolores Vannaman . . Howie Wallace .... Evelyn Weber .... Raymond Weidman . Dorothy Whalen . . . Kyle Will ..... Bernice Williams .. Jean Winters . . . Anna Wolf ........ Margaret Wortman . james Wright ..... Albert Young . . . Laurence Young .. In witness whereof, Witnesses: ..cuisine . . . . skating cushion . . . .... chest expansion . . . . , . . bicycle ...... . . . sense of humor . . . . . .perseverance ., . .. . . needle and thread . . . . . versatility ......... . . . . . conservative manner ....goodlooks...... . . whimsicality . . , . . . . piano playing . . . ....noxse ....dirnples ....cheer leading ....comeliness ....gentleness . . . . job of haunting Mr. Neel . . . . ....mirth ....car... ..... . .interest in girls . . . ....loveliness . . . .innocent look . . . . . . . . clerical problems . . . . . .... diminutiveness . . . . . . .... mischievous manner . . . . dating ability . . . . ...ST.3fUI'E ....... ....garrulity . . .... thoughtfulness . . . . ,...lip stick ....community interest . ....skates . . sincerity . . . . . . . short skirts . . . . . .... dependability . . . . ....geniality . . charm .......... . . femme interest . . reby set our sign and seal, fSignedj The Class of BETTY BAIRD, '41 1941. CHARLES MAGEE, '41 DOROTHY RILEY, '42 VIRGINIA CHIERCONI, '42 49 , . . Betty Huiferd . . . Pete Daniels . . . Charles Land . . . Mary lane Michaels . . . Francis Witz . . . Earl Newman . . . Betty Williams . . . Lorraine Geortler . . . Clara DeCecco . . . jack Wright . . . Henry Francis . . . Edith Young . . . Edward Monokian . . . Virginia Chiericoni . . . Evelyn Gray . . . Iune Hill . . . lane Krimmel . . , Phyllis Clark . . . Sam Gaskill . . .Jack Creaney . . . Tom Hessert . . .Ealita Kudatzky . . . Felix Bochanski . . . Ruth Barrett . . . Marie DiDomenico . . . joseph Kelly . . . Edith Boogar . . . Malcolm Mileham . . . Lilian Seybold . . . Robert Crankshaw . . . Helen Meyers . . . Ruth Johnson . . . Doris Harle . . . Grace Thorne . . . Margaret Monaghan . , . Edith Young . . . Paul Taylor . . . Bill McCarty . . . Steve Muench A, ,f -. 5 1,,.w'5 ,afi?sf?vfQ2fi?1f3? -, ,-uff ',q4. ' iftfiffiiftaj Q,.1vi'T . 5 J I . 'LF' ,, -r ' -4 .-,wr te 1 'Q . ff. ' -.wi 1 ' ' - 5: 'tvrffgfzf . ,gk lg- F ,111fi:'i9g'..Jg' I wr? - -. . Jr 'cv ., .5-31 ?4,gy','- 1 Fi' ,- 5l?f1, i9ff',LLf.rnar i I .......-...asa .1 -f.-as--.. We .7 . .E.y,Qgq.:47f IN IN I 2-' ii Nl Nl i Sirzing: left to rightiMiss- Mary Thor e, J. Myers, S. Muench, D. Riley, Mrs. Helen Brown jaggard. Ir! Row: Luongo, R. H 2nd Row McCarty. Slanding: left to right-Miss Ruth Gililord, Mr. Crawford Lance, Mrs. Ruth Weeks, Mr. George - MR. jAGGARD'S HOMEROOM , ' left to right-E. Dorson, J. Sweeney, F. Luke, G. Murray, E. Brittin, H. Francis, G. ansen. .' R. Lyons, A. Stringfellow, K. Umberger, C. Gosss, R. Crankshaw, G. Coburn, M. 3rd Raw: J. Fortescue, H. Lee, R. Cloud, J. Wright, W. Wilson, F. Bochanski, R. Hopkins, C. Land. 4119 Raw: M. Mileham, J. Dorofy, P. Minyon, NV. Hutchins, F. Haven, W. Mainz, A. Purvis. 111 Row: Wells, A. Jep 2nd Row,- Wilson, B. La MR. LANCFS HOMEROOM left to right-E. Frank, N. DiDomenico, R, Prichard, C. DeCecco, M. Gommel, S. son, S. Hattler, B. Pitts. A. Hunt, R. Krein, A. Simpson, A. Arient, E. Feltoon, L. Seybold, E. Kudatzky, M. vin, C. Landis. 3rd Row: Bell, R, johnson, M. Critchley, B. Christiansen, W. Biehl, V. Hetzel, T. Hicks, oun R. Housel, E . g. 411: Raw: Mr. Lance, W. McCarty, R. Hall, P. Taylor, C. Baggett. 50 AQ-'41 'f 644-4 Av- ,z., -,.1,-fl I,f1,.,-4 V' VJ ' ' I ' YJ 'Jug-,DJ WIA! Zz! MVXJJ i I A ni 'Ti-D-Q7 ff MISS THORPFS HOMEROOM 111 Row: L. to R.-M. Wittig, B. Williams, R. jones V. Nigriny. D. Thinnes, D, Nigriny, M. l-lammon, K Thatcher, P. Clark, Miss Thorpe. 2nd Rau: T. Hessert, S. Sacks, R. Montague R Schotield, M. Monaghan, j. Douglas, V. Weart, F. Frtle j. Burke, j, Creaney. Przywara, A. Dunnett, E. Neuberger, W. Hirsch, L jones, D, Hanson. 411: Raw: Muenth, M. Fisler, A. Linneman, l Nygren, E. Miller, F. Thomas, J. Mntousch. ,4! H,i..-iw ' R if' 174 . . rf. l.' F 3rd Row: E. McNe-H, E, Matthews, E. Sieber A. , rl ,jk yy fi ff f J, J' .ff ,, rf 7' , .ff f S. WEEKS' HOMEROOM 1 ' f y I , -3 Armhreclxt, F. Conklin. f' ' 2111! Rana' F. Rummel, A. Fnyer, R. Barretti IZ, Boogar R. Mundelli, R. Davies, A. Svihla, D. Uook, M Connelly. Srd Rrfux' C. Rutter, B, Clark, D. Filman, E. Fimh D. Balassaitis, E. Barnes, M. Crowley, R. Stiliel. 41b Row: Il. McGee, XV, Glotke, W. Lodge, R Harbold, A. Walker, R. Rowe. j,Lf '79 MRS. BROWN'S HOMEROOM Marshall, L. Geortler, M. Penny, M. Statheri. Znd Raw: D, Hartman, V. Garrison, J. Krimmel, IE. Doerrius, F. McMichael, M, Wright, G. Thorn, M. Michaels. - 5' E. Lalierty, J. Bartn. Q 5Ib Rmr: T. ice R. Wfhii 1 ' My lr! Rvws G. Zimmerman, P. Ward, J. Molin, E. Rutter, j. Meyers, D. Vandergrift, D. Riley, V. Chierieoni, M. Cone, M. Sweeney. 2111! Rnuz' J. Lynch, A, Shrixer, E. Tracy, M. Seymour, M, Smulling, J. Kelly, W. Randazzo, j. Drummond E. Harte. 31-11 Row: F. McGlinn, S, Gaskill, P. Daniels, C. Graff, P. Vitale, T. Jensen, F. XVitz, J. McGlinn F. liood, E. Newman. 51 lit Row: IZ, Gurney, A. Eggie, D, Holmes, J. Hill, L. Jensen, D. Hark, C. McDermott, M. Tapper, H. 3rd Raw: F. Pucalowski, B. Hutfarcl, D. Partridgfr, 4fb Roux' A, Volz, H. Mickel, R. Sosnove, H. Meyers, f ' ' Qin aw: H. Garreau, M. Wietrich bADommico,, D. Dzrnmbri, Mrs. rweeks, M. Byrne,!D. Pender, ft.' J' ! 9 JJ? -V ' 14 K . .. r lx. r'S 144, S 7 af 'ft sY,v' Yr , ' Vi, 'Q' v Jy. 3 Jv syn :V-P 1, J I' 5 L .- 'P ,Jr I ir g 5. Us IN i i I a- l Nl sl i L. to R.: C. Hughes, D. Hall, R. Vctrie, R. Newsham, Mr. Grimberg, Mr. Oldham, Miss Palmer, Mr. Lambert. MR. POLES HOMEROUM rift Row: T. Ollek, B. Mullin, B, Hudson, A. Rose, J. Benedict, R. johnson, H. Boland, N. Craig, J. Nugent, C, Boland. 2nd Raw: T, Coffey, W. Nissle, G. Daniels, M. Lawrence, D. Katz, E. Schone, C. Opferman, K. Corzper, F. johnson, R. Lyons, K. Lange. r 3r Row: R. Scott, D. Steet, H. Atkinson, NV. Staff, E. Monokian, J. Miller, K. Klnkler, R. johnson, D. Coffey, T. Brew, j. Bowers. MR. LAM3ERT'S HOMEROOM 1:1 Row: J. Simmons, H. Bishoff, T. Cone, C. Bcier, R. Newman, E. Greene, G. Newman, L. Baum, M. Spracklen, P. Scarborough, B. Gill-lens. . Znd Row: W. Bcrtotti, E. Gottshall, R. Basler, D, Bopp, W. Mileham, E. Wright, M. Seierup, T. Tighe, M. Harmer, M. Lowe, A. Spencer. 3v'd Row: R. Bender, E, Sozzi, R. Pavlides, R. Gilkins, K. Veneziale, V. Grantland, L. Black, B. Maior, I.. Payne, E. Taulane, Mr. Lambert. 52 MISS PALMER'S HOMEROOM In Raw: A. Hohenstein, C. Hughes, A. Lemmo, E Gray, M. Keck, H. Hicks, B. Leonard. 2nd Raw: W. Rieman, B. Orf, M. O'Hara, L. Morris K. White, E. Lamplugh, W. Greene, 3rd Row: W. Ihlenfeld, T. jones, J. Harding, N llvlaglhett, M. Easterling, W. Staley, B. Garner, H, Tryon . l s. -lib Row: D, Kershaw, W. Samuel, S. Paull, E Kistler, R. Shinn, R. Rost, R. Newsham, F. Tyer. 51h Razr: T. Krwawecz, C. Klein, H. Gessell, L Leymann, Sherman, T. Skelly, R. Frick, H, Morehouse MR. OLD!-lAM'S HOMEROOM Irl Raw: M. Bouton, E. jones, Nicke, D. Naulty, P. Parsons, V. Mitchell, B. Kreideniweiss, M. Hang E. jones, D, Hall. 2nd Raw: P. Newman, J. Klink, E. Paul, B. Hess, M. Ownes, C. McGill, J. Leigh, M. Polt, K. Williams, J. Landay. 3rd Rauf: E. Wireback, V. Vnrjabedian, H. Young, H. Hillman, D. Omer. M. Walch, D. Harbold, 'i. Miller, W. Wells, A. Ziemski. 41h Raw: Mr. Cloud, J. Xvesper, G. Young, D. Wicks, E. Charles, M. Havens, C. Svihla. 1' I , 0 -., , if f' . . ff ' ' JL, Sf ..f A -- if MR. GRIMBERG'S HOMEROOM 111 Raw: C. Barker, B. Baird, D. Gibson, J. Chalmers, B. Krein, N. Diamond, P. Beach, J. Eldridge. Zfld Raw: D. Cohan, M. Winkler, A. Wetherill, R. Vetri, I. Hutchins, P. Flynn, F. Lehman, E. Burggraf. 3rd Raw: A. Bohsich, -M. Haarlander, -I. O'Connell, E. Franklin, M. Keck, P. Donnelly, H, Crowson, N. Benckert, 41,7 Raw: Mr. Grimberg, W, Martz, F. Faux, F. Holroyd, H. Lamey, C. Shaw, R. Clark, R. Addison. MISS SHAFFER'S HOMEROOM 111 Raw: A. Ziemski, B. Reilly, R. Reilly, IZ. Riley, IZ, Somers, P. Thompson, J. Somers. 2nd Razr: M. Rutter, E. Wheatley, R. Thorn, J. Wetmore, H. Reickle, jean Wletmore, R. Tronco. 3rd Row: E. Balch, J. Huggerd, J. Knetz, J, Young, H. Tracy, B. Stetler, C. Heineman. 4lb Row: J. Dye, S. Spera, R. Knett, D. Daniels, W, smib, J, Maxwell. I' Us l I 2- i wl sl i -Ll Sining: L. to R.-Miss Florence Tyson, Mrs. Laura Smith, Miss Harriet Lininger. Smndmg: Miss Gretchen Fisher, Mr. Edward Mngill, Mrs. Gwendolyn Pratt. MRS. PRAT'T S HOMEROOM Ir: Raw: V. Van Bergen, M. Young, j. NVerncr, J. Will, A. Johannes, M. Smith, L. Neilson G. Ra mond D. Har er Y - P - C1 2nd Row: R. Gruhbs, D. Thomas, O. Purdy, M. Mcneely, M. Hess, P. Bauer, R. Realey, H , saver. 3rd Roux' Mrs. Pratt, W, Cauldcrhead, C. Bcchter, R. Dunn, R. Magee, G. Hollingsworth, H Huflerd, R. johannes. 41h Row: E. Hazard, W. Calloway, J. Ewald, XV. Lehman, H. Wilsorr, N. Cronin, J. Schmidt H. Cordrey, C. Lomas. 5211 Row: H. Creran, R. Martin. MISS TYSON'S HOMEROOM In Ron ,' R. Harmer, M. Hemslcy, E. Lange, j. Gillham, j, Smith, G. Hayden, M. Humphreys C. Murray. 2nd Row: F. Sozzi, G. Marshall, Eli Nill. D. Osler, B, Brickhnuse, P. Connors, jr., C. Brittin 3rd Row: J. XY'hiting, M. Batchelor, O. Botterill, C. King, R. Rosen, A. Young, G. Matousch S, Erickson, A. Mueller. 41h Razr: D. Kannengiescr, D. Helms, E. Daniels, B. Christian, I. XXfoodwortl1, D, Bell, M. Stahl, I. Mitchell, Miss Tyson, 54 , MISS FISHER'S HOMEROOM 111 Row: R. Campanell, G. Shaw, A. Sanders, C. Baker, A. Walker, V. Bartl, A. Biehl, H. Dal Farro. 2114 Rauf: R. Ruhe, B. Stefanski, O. Christianson, D. fglllflghl, A. Adamson, T. Archut, R. Riemann, VU. IUVCH. jrd Raw: L. Cavns. R. lacoby. F Meierdierck. E. Beiser, G. Andrews, XV. Dunlevy, J. Moore. 4lla Row: j. Vilardo, A. Curil, W. Washington, Miss Fisher, W. Drebcs, H. Krusch, P. Statheri. MR. MAGILUS HOMEROOM In Row: D. Bergen, A. Mickel, F. Rizzo. M. Riegert, C. Patterson, M. Schmidt, M. Downs, M. Wiechard. 2114 Kffuy' N. Miller, R. Forster, B. Higgins, E. McDermott, T. Lyons, R. Hammond, A. Kees, R. Sauerwcin. 514 Rana- T. XVitz, R. Hetzel, E. Sampolski, F. Miller, E. Tully, XV. Reitheimer, S. Fisher, J. Nastasi. Jlb Raw: Thatfher, F. Hnfman, F. Goulburn, A. Gommel, j. Smith, LI. Englcr. Mr. Magill. MISS LININGER'S HOMEROOM 111 Row: D. Shockley, M. Smith, L. Picz, E. Tiller, E. XVhite, B. X3C'ells, F. Murray, N. Courtney, E. Plumb. 2nd Row: L. Kenncdey, N. Bice, j. Hocfer, L. Purvis, Wlihle, R. Wfittman, A. Reilly, R. Louden, C. Martino. 5rd Row: C. Harker, j. Fayer, E. Durkow, E. Hick- man, M. -Iusteson, M. Ottey, W. Snape, W. Pechman. 4119 Row: Miss Lininger, G. Wlxiting, Samuel Barker, R. Montano, R. Fox. MRS. SMITHS HOMEROOM In Roux' M. Chalmers, D. Birchall, G. Gommel, E. Houck, G. Deffefco, R. Connelly, T. Domenico, S. Peterson. 21111 Row: D. Wright, B. Gunn, P. Steelman, j. Panek, R. Finley, D. Panek, D. Milas, H. Toper. 3rd Raw: M. Winters. H. Hillebrerht, E. Benzenhofer, L. Uunnuur, H. Karas, M. Burke, J. L.o.wver, M. Dursun. 41h Row: L. Kellerman, j. Royall, J. Bieghtol, E. Co- burn, E. Bliss, D. Kennedy. F. Bisaga, V. Riclcerd. 1 5 MEMORIES srnvlcr I OUR FIRST DRAMATIC EFFORT JUNIOR PLAY Big Picrme, Left la Riglvf, Sining: E. Stevenson, j, Miller, D. Kees, A. Montano, D. Hughes, P. Flynn, F, Rrppel, P. Katz, D. Whalen, M. Cheesman, Y. Teitelman, A. Marston. Standing: -C. Staley, XV, Markovitz, R. Spcra, R. Harmer, R, Elliott, F. Gross, E. Hoguet, F. Balestra, B. Prez, D. Hammond, W, Barnes, 1. Fritts. SmallP1r-lure KAI Left ro Ri hx G S 'th B H Small Pmure 1BJ Lei! lo Rigbz: R. Spcra, E. Hoguet. F. Gross. H320 COLLEGE AVENUEU' fPermission Samuel Frenchj By Fred Ballard and Mignon G. Eberhart Cast g .- . mi , , azard, Mrs. Feinman fDirectorl, M. Lamsback. Small Pirlure QC! Lell za Rrghf: j. Moyer, E. Powell, Miss Housel QAssistant Directorl. Phoenix. . . . . Robert Elliott Romney . . . ..... Iohn Fritts Judith Wayne .... . ....... Val ..... . .... Minna .... Russell ........ Rita Day ...... Doreen Divine Billy Grady .... Nydia Noyes. . . Cy .......... Lee Macon . . . Phyllis Martin. Lucille Nouvaine .... Ken ............. Nan Sills. . . Hap ...... . . .Florence Gross . . . . . Russell Spera . . . Eleanor Stevenson . . . . , .joseph Miller . . .Martha Cheesman .........Peggy Katz . . . .William Markovitz . . . .Dorothy Hughes . . . . . .Brinton Piez . . . . . .Felice Balestra ..........Doris Kees . . . .Anna Mae Marston . . . . .Clayton Staley . . . .Dorothy Whalen . . .Robcrt Harmer Ernie........ Mosetta Veens. . . .William Barnes ......Patsy Flynn Professor Slopes. . ..... . . . David Hammond Dean Olivia D, Ool. . . .... Yvette Teitelman The Chief ......... .... E dward Hoguet Joe QAsst.j .... ............., F rank Rippel The Doctor. . . .........,... Arthur Montano Di tector. .... ......... M rs. Alice Warlow Feinmann Assistant Director ......,....... Miss Louise Housel A fraternity dance-'and a murder. Soon called, the dumb police chief with his third degree, inconsiderf ably helped by his assistant, Joe Fail, markedly, to solve the crime. Judy Wayne, the most popular girl on the campus, then solves the crime by applied psychology and a little brain work, despite a second murder designed to cover up! Remember the unex' psctcd ending? O WOOD BOUND SENIOR PLAY CHARLEY'S AUNT lack Chesney, Princeton under' grad, is in love with an avaricious old lawyer's beautiful ward, Kitty Verdun. His roommate, Charley Wykeham, is in a similar condition over Amy Spettigue, the lawyer, Stephen Spettigue's niece. To further their cause, a luncheon is planned, using the imminently arriving Donna Lucia d'Alvadorez of Brazil, Charley's Aunt, as a chaperon. But Donna Lucia suddenly can't come, leaving the two in a predicament. This problem is solved and results thereof are a dizzily complicated series of happen' ings and, of course, a happy ending. CI-IARLEY'S AUNT Permission Samuel French By Brandon Thomas Cast Brassett Ccollege scoutj .... john Fritts jack Chesney ........ Edward Hoguet Charles Wykeham fundergradsj Paul Barto Fancourt Babberley ..... Frank Rippel Kitty Verdun fSpettigue's wardj Anna Mae Marston Amy Spettigue fSpettigue's niecej Claire O'C'onnor Colonel Francis Chesney fjack's fatherl ....... George Price Stephen Spettigue flawyerj David Hammond Farmer fcollege scoutj . .Leonard Kates Donna Lucia d'AlvadoreZ ffrom Brazilj ..... Yvette Teitelman Ela Delahey fan orphanj Marie Corwin Maud Qparlor maidj . .Vesta McAllister Stagehands .......... Prumpters Emery Powell ...., Evelyn Curtin joe Miller ..... Marjorie Heebner Coach. . .Mr, George H. jaggard Assistant Director Miss Louise Housel AfP1r1mv f1JfLeft to Right: D, Ham- mond, M. Corwin, G. Price, Y. Teitelman, Hoguet, A, Marston, I.. Kates, F. Rippel, J, Fritts, V. McAllister, CI. O'Connor, P. Ba rto. B--Pirlmc UCI-'Left to Right: IZ, Hoguel, F. Rippcl, P. Barto, C--M155 Housel, Mr. -Haggard, Mrs. Fein- mann. D-M. Huebner, M. Dccgan, E. Powell, F. Curtin, j. Miller. E-Pirlluc 123-Left to Righti D. Ham- mond, M. Corwin, G. Prirc, Y, Tcitclman, E. Hoquet, A. Mansion, L. Katcs, F. Rippel jr Fritls, C., O'lfonnor, V. McAllister, P Bnrro. SINGING STRINGS The string ensemble is completing its third year of service. This group, consisting of only the Hrst violin section of the concert orchestra plus viola, cello, bass and piano, has performed at various occasions during these years and has always been received with enthusiasm. The string ensemble took part in a broadcast over Station WIP. STRING ENSEMBLE Slxzingx Left to Right-E. Sieber, A. Dun can, B. Doherty, Ci, Ayres, A. Simpson, E Simpson, R. Martino, R. Johannes, R. john son, T. Barber, R. Sosnove, M, DeFrares C. Martino, Slmzdiug: B. Lavin, A. Spenser, Mr. Evert EFFORT REWARDED Possibly no one high school experience gives more joy to the music student than the privilege of representing his school in the State Orchestra and Chorus. Audubon this year had the largest representation of any school in Camden County in the annual con- cert at Atlantic City Convention Hall, in the Newark concert, and the appearance before the Eastern Section of the Music Educators' Conference. The orchestra at Atlantic City was conducted by Mr. Paul Herfurth of East Orangeg the chorus, by the most outstanding high school woman choral conductor in the United States, Mrs, Carol M. Pitts. 60 Silzmgs Left to RighrfB. Doherty, E. Simpson, C. Ayres, L. Fidler, R. Girtler. Sxiwdzrlg: P, Workman, R, johnson, R. Martino, W. McCarty, P. Barto, P. Taylor, F. Rippel, M. Wnlsli, B. Dowd. IU- Row: Left to Right-fL. Seybold, C, Martino, P, Bell, E. Sommers, E, Young, V. Anderson, A. Simpson, P. Wortman, D, Hall, C. Hughes, Ellis. 2nd Raw: R. johnson, L, Geortler, R. Hall, R. Housel, R. Lyons, W. Reimann, E. Hazard, F. Brew, S, Spera, M. Walrh, B. Dowd, J. Barto, E. Charles. 3rd Raw: Ll. Fidler, F. Balestra, McCarty, A. Stringfellow, J. Fritts, R. Spera F. Rippel, Mr, Troutman, j. Miller, P. Barto W. Dunseath, H. Atkinson, P. Taylor. W. if GLORIA IN EXCELSIS DEO - The most outstanding service organization is the High School Q X5 Choir, which makes more public appearances for the school in 'J one season than any other group. This year it had the privilege WN lx of appearing over several of our local radio stations including WFIL. T. For the third consecutive year, the group presented an Easter cantata, this season's being The Holy City by Gaul. CHOIR ORCHESTRA Siuing: Left tn Right-A. Simpson, M. Delirates, R. Johannes, R. johnson, C, Martino, E. Sieber, A. Duncan. L, Barber, B. Doherty, R. Sosnove, C. Ayres, E. Simp- son, L. Fidler, H. Mitchel, R. Martino, E. Doherty, J. Doherty, B. Sankcy, j. Hoefer. 11. Frank, L. Seybold, D. johnson, M. Lavin, S. Spera. S1anding.' B, Lavin, R. johnson, E, Young, A. Svuenser, P. Scarborough, R. Montague, P. Phillips, R. Harman, F. Gittler, T. Hicks, R, Priclvarrl. T. Lyons, G. Vlhltlnfz. A. Rose, A. Stringfellow, P. Bartn, XV. McCarty, K. Will, G. Price, Mr. Evert. BE THERE AT 8:15 The orchestra again played an important part as a real service club during special assembly programs, the operetta, Senior and junior plays, American Legion Program, Audubon Choral Society, Christmas Program, Spring Concert, and Commencement, as well as a broadcast over Station WIP. The orchestra this year is one of the best since Mr. Evert has worked with it. Six of its members represented us in the New jersey AllfState Symphony Orchestra. 61 ,'f fx BAND 1 'Qfxq Ir! Row: W. Reagan, Mr, Gordi ier, 'F. Thomas, D. Steetg N. Matchett, W. McCarty, H. Atkinson. . Spera, E. Simpson, S. Spera, R. Clark, W. Dunseath, M. Mileham. 2nd Row: G. Price, R. Montague, F. Gittler, B. Crankshaw, E. Feltoon, J. Munch, H. Gleaner, H. Klausner, T. Hicks, R. Johannes, R. Lyons. irq' Row: H. Mitchell, R. Hayman, E. Doherty, B. Knoettncr, T. Lone. F. Johnson, J. Doherty, J. Elliot, W. Dunlevy, L. Fldler, T. Lyons. -Hia Raju: E. Hazard, A. Stringfellow, P. Barto, W. Hirsch, G. Whiting, F. Rippel. ilb Row: Bob Lyons, C. Klein, W, Dursch, A. Rose. M. Those Snappy Uniforms Hats off! Here comes the band. Just look at those smart new uniforms and listen to that music. It plays for the football games and at various town functions. Many new songs and clever drills have been introduced by its capable director, Mr. Gordinier. Director ...... ..... M r. Gordinier Drum Major .... . . .William Dunseath DRUM AND BUGLE CORPS Bnlmm Raw: D. Jones, D. McXYlilliams, J. Lynch, L. Mohr- feld, J. Douglas, E. Jensen, M. Michles, lit Raw: W. Milam, D. Bensing, H. Tracy, N. Osmun, J. Bzrzo, M. Seymour, Y. Teitezman. 2nd Raw: B. Orf, J. O'Connell, P, Rees, M. Gray, M. S'mu:', 5. Hattler, H. L'rovn'on, r, Lyross, M. bpraticien, U. Wlialen, D. Vannaman, B. Williams. jrd Roux: D. Flanagan, V. Chappell, V. McAllister, M. Cheesman, J. Major, M. Stinson, A. Morris, J. Moyer, P. Katz, V. Raake, M. Conners, V. Weart, M. Street. Bang and Toot Eightfthirty on Tuesday and Thursday mornings during football season finds this group making a great deal of noise. By the time eightffortyffive arrives, music and drilling are well under way in preparation for the coming Saturday's game. In clear or stormy weather these girls are always on the job lending color and music to the football season. Director. . . ........ . . . . . . . . . .... Mr. Gordinier Majorette. . . . . .Doris Jones VOICE AND VERSE The Senior Girls' Glee Club is for the vocal and musical development of interested girls who desire to further their talent. This group performed in the operetta, Tulip Time, entertained the Parent' Teach' ers' Association, and sang in the Spring Music Festival. Director .........,.................. Miss Wilson President ....... . . .Dolores Vannaman Vice President . . . ...,. Mildred Sullivan Secretary ....,. . . . ...... Anna May Marston Librarian ...... ................... M ay Stinson Aceompanists .... . . .Blanche Lavin, Mildred Sullivan GIRLS' GLEE CLUB Ir! Row: K. McDermott, R. Prichard, D. Bensing, J. Keller- man, D. Vannaman, A. Marston, Miss Wilson, B. Lavin, R. jones, M. Gray. 2nd Rawx B. Bernadrzu, P. Phillips, M. XVordworth, A. Noeding, G. Zimmerman, D. Hartman, M. Vifilson, M. Haw, M. Hammon, M. J. Michaels, G. Thorne, D. Filman, R. Martino, M. Spracklin. .iid Rauf: D. Potts, A. Tracy, E, jensen, B. Sankey, D. XVhalen, E. Stevenson, T. McMichaels, R. Hall, V. Wleart, Y. Teitelman, M. Cheesman, L. Mohrfeld, j. Barto, B. Hazard. The Boys' Glee Club offers a preparatory training for the High School Choir. The freshman boys are usually given a year's experience in this organization, Its two major appearances for this season were in Tulip Timei' and the music festival, Director. . . ...... Mr. Troutman President ..... .... I oseph DeAngelo Vice President . . ....... Frank Haven BOYS' GLEE CLUB Sillifig: Left to Right-H. Atkinson, L. Fidler, J. Fritts, W. Mcflarty, R. Spera, Mr. Trourman, j. DeAngelu, F. Haven, C. Klein, j. Sherman, A. Stringfellow. Stizm1'1r1g.' Left to Right-F. Biilestra, D. Kershaw, R. Shinn, R. Ncwsham, W. Staley, G. Price, E, Harte, P. Taylor, P. Barto, R. Lyons, T, Brew, j. Drummond, 5. opera. N' 1 . .J r f , , A' If qcfv, STARLETS OPERETTA Tulip Time is a charming story of a middle- aged American professor and a hand of students studying tulips in Holland. Certain of the young hloods soon are spelling it twoflips. Several international weddings are planned in a pleasant flower festival atmosphere. Singing, dancing, and a handsome cast enliven the ro' manticfcomedy operetta. Pirlure C21 Left in Rigbl, Sitting: M. Wortman, H. Hicks, R. Lyons, T. Brew, D. Suplee, S. Spera, A. Simpson, D. Hewman, D. Bopp, B. johes, B. Githens, A, Marston, E. Greene, B. Sankey, J. Barto, B. Murray, M. Hammnn, M. Wiechard. Kneeling: V. Anderson, M. Wilson, D. Hall, B. Weart, E, Jensen, C. Hughes, F. Thomas, R. Knet, M. Fisler, B. Pitts. Szanding: F. Wells, B. Dowd, L. Fidler, C. Martino, D. john- son, AT. Rice, L. Goertler, W. Riemann. E. Somers, D. Filman, H. Atkinson, R. Hall, A. Stringfellow, M. XValch, R. Rgpel, E. Young, W, McCarty, ri. Johnson, P. Barto, L. eybold, D. Harle, j. Fritts, P. Scarborough, R. Martino. THIS WAY, PLEASE USHERS These attractive girls represent our high school at many public functions. Having been chosen at the end of their junior year, they served at the Bac' calaureate Service, Commencement, Junior and Senior plays, operetta and Spring Festival. Their duties are many and varied, such as, collecting tickets, distributf ing programs, ushering and maintaining order and quiet in the halls outside of the auditorium. These girls have served faithfully and elhciently in upholding the standards of our school. Cofhead Ushers ..... Betty Baird and Vesta McAllister Top, Lefl to Riglai: E. Stevenson, D. Kees, V. McAllister, B. jobes, J. Moyer, D. Bensing, M. Lamsback. Botmm, L, lo R..' D, Vannaman, V. Chappell, B. Dowd, D. Hughes, M. Sharp, D. Sagers. FIGHT, AUDUBON, FIGI-IT! 1 A. A. COUNCIL The A. A, Council, under the competent leadership of President Arthur Montano, has made splendid progress. It has changed the system of awarding the letters, continued the Teatime Dances, and attended to many matters of importance to athletics in Audu' bon High School. President ....... .... A rthur Montano Vice President ..... ....... F rank Ertle Recording Secretary. . . .... Dolores Naulty Sitting: Left to Right-D, Bensing, E. Stevenson, R, Logan, S. Muench, F. Ertle, A. Montano, D. Thinnes, L. Kntes, B. Piez, V. McAllister, D. Vannaman. Standing: P. Wittig, Mr. Magill, Mr. Oldham, Mr, Lambert, Miss Tyson, Dr. Fidler, Miss Palmer, Mr. Grimberg, Mr. Neel, Mr, Lance, P. Ward. ,?J CHEERLEADERS Our peppy cheerleaders, performing at the athletic contests, attracted the attention of spectators of the contesting forces. We are grateful for the fine spirit that they have instilled into our student body. Coach. . . . . .Mr. Edward Magill Smfldingf Left to Right7B. Baird, D. Kees, W. Markovltz, J. Matousch, E. Powell, J. Kellerman, E. Stevenson. Kneeling: D. Thinnes, P. Wittig. f x i Bailom Row: Left to Right-B. Baird, A. Morris, L. Mohr- feld, B. Sankey, Mr. Dare, Y. Teitelman, J. DeAngelo, M. Cheesman, P. Wittig. Fin! Row: J, Benedict, M. Baird, V. Nigriny, N, Domenico, S. Hattler, B. Williams, D. Kees, V, McAllister, V. Hetzel, D. Nigriny, H. Meyers, A. Sanders, Second Row: V, Chiericoni, A. Shriver, C. O'Connor, N. Marston, M. Corwin, J. Major, E. jensen, P. Bell, F. Gross, E. Boland, C. Landis. Tlaifd Row: A. Jones, W. Martz, W. Reagan, R. Knett, J. Covely, S. Spera, R. Ruhe. REPEATS EVERYTHING WORTHWHILE This year's Parrot stall' has striven to create a greater interest in our four-page monthly, Its limited membership of forty proved successful. The students looked forward to receiving faithful Polly the last Friday of every month. Our Parrot plays an important part in Audubon High School life and we hope she continues to pro' vide as convincingly in the future. Faculty Adviser ......................... Mr. Dare Eclitorfin'Chief, . . . . . .Yvette Teitelman 66 Sitting: Left to Rigl1tfA. Jones, Y, Teitelman, M, Corwin, j. Fritts, M, Baird, Mr. Lance fAdviserJ, M. Cheesman, D. Hammond, A. Montano. M. Lamsback, D. Hughes, secretaries. Slanding: Left to Right-S. Hattler, F. Conklin, L. Seybold, W. McCarty. D. Balassaitis, D. Patterson, secretaries. THOUGHTS IN WORDS The Creative Writing Club exists to provide an opportunity in Audubon High School for those with ability in selffexpression to increase in power and imagination through the written word. We have tried again in 1941 to salvage and strengthen that creative spirit which bears the best of our human heritage. Faculty Adviser. . . . . . , .Mr. Lance THE PLAY'S THE THING ESTRALITAS The Audubon Estralitas, under the able direction of Miss Thorpe, faculty adviser, and Elsie Boland, president, have attempted to bring to the members a fuller understanding of dramatics in every form. One way of expressing the talents of the club has been through a Christmas pageant, which was presented to the entire school. Director ........ . . .Miss Mary President ..... ...... E lsie Vice President .... .... R uth Secretary ........... .... S elma Assistant Director .... THRU The are develo ing Their is graphs' cameras. e results in to n. . . . . . . . r. Heritage . . . . . .E ar' Charles . . rion Haug . . . . arie Spracklen . ..... Esther Wright Snling, Lefr lv Rzgbif A. Hohenstein. M. fritchlcy, M. Keck L. Baum, R. Sosnove, E. Boland, S. Hattlcr, V. Hctzel M. Domenico, L. Marshall. Semnd Row: Miss Thorpe, W. Biehl, A, Hnhenstein, C. Landis, M, Penney, C. Martino, H. Meyers, M. Michaels, R, jones, M. Gommel, D. Riley, D. Nigriny, XV. Wilsfmn. Third Ruud' E. Kudatzky, T. Miller, F. Thomas, E. Har-C. A. Stringfellow, M. Walch, Wlc M1Car'v, A. Arlent, R. Lyons, S. Spera, H. Doerrfus, B, Pitts, V, Nigriny. Boiron: Row: Left to RightfB. Grubbs, A. Michel, C. Hughes, E. Charles. M. Haug, M. Spracklen, J. Benedict. Finn Rauf: J, O'Connell, J. Thompson, F. Faux, C. Hand, H. Bisholf, M. Riegert. Sefarld Raw: Mr. Heritage, R. Hayman, C. Klein, D. Bergen, R. johnson, W. Greene, H. Gessel. DEUTSHER KLUB The German Club is again composed of students of the German III class, There were no monthly meetings at the instructor's home this year as in previous yearsg all activities were confined to the school. Adviser: Mr. Waldemar Evert, GERMAN CLUB Sitting: Left to Right-T, Dermond, M. Baird, F. Schofield, I. Munch, E. johnson, M. Heebner, Standing: Mr. Evert, P. Barto, I. Chilcott, E. Simpson, J. Wright, j. Smith, B. Dursch. The Hostess Club, under the guidance of Miss HOSTESS CLUB 5 . N lizingf Left to Right-S. Wfclls, P, Don elly, M. Polt, V. Raake, N. Osmun, A Hohenszein, B. Leonard, M, Harmer. TI-IEY EAT WHAT THEY COOK , ,M Lininger, has entered its second year with increasing popularity. The twentyffour girls, who comprise its membership, meet in the Home Economics Depart' ment every Thursday 3:30 to 5:00, The girls have availed themselves of many opportunities to practice the art of becoming better hostesses. 68 I 111 Raw: R. Pritchard, A. Hohensfein, M Samuel, D. Schade, Miss Llninger, M. Klein M. Owens, B. Hess, Burggraf, M, Keck 2nd Raw: J. Chalmers, D. Dziomba, M Fritchley, B. Christiansen, j. Do glas, C Maglll, V. Hetzel, V. Grantland, M. Sietup B. Hutlard, E. Wheatley, E. Frank. CHARACTER i-l i-l st an l-1 O 0 LI.. H 11, ,W Tn? , ' 'L-' 5 -' , ' ,-i4', , I f 1 Botzom Row: Left to Right-Captain A. Montzzno, F. Dunhour, C. Mull, R, Scheving, E. Monokian, F Haven, R. Blythe, J. McGlmn, N. Cochrane. Semnd Row: Mr, Pole fCoachJ, F. McGlinn, F. Witz, B. Piez, B. Gardner, Mr. Grimberg 1Coachj T Flood, R. Eldridge, S. Meunch, C. Land, Mr. Oldham lCoachj. Third Row: S. Sacks 1Mgr.J, D. Daniels, R, Elliott, P. Vitale, W. Smith, A. Ziemski, T. Witz, E, Szhont F. Bochanski, A. Young 1Mgi.j. Fam-lla Raw: F, Ertl, K. Kinkler, F. Bzilestra, R. Stiiel, R, Cloud, T. Brew, R. Addiscn, A. Hufler j. DeAngelo. Due to lack of reserve material and experienced players, Audubon's grid squad suffered an unsuccess' ful season. By playing the game with utmost sports' manship, the squad upheld the prestige and honor of Audubon High School. Credit should be given to the boys for the brilliant game which they played against Haddon '-leights, our closest rival. We feel tht- . knowledge the boys have gained through the year will give us better teams in the future. Coach. . . .... Mr, William Grimberg Captain ......................... Arthur Montano Assistant Coaches Messrs. William Pole and Frank Oldham. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE ' Date Opponents Sept. 28 Gloucester Oct. Millville Oct. Paulsboro Oct. Woodbury Oct, Open Nov. Haddonheld Nov. Haddon Heights Nov Moorestown Nov Bridgeton Nov, Collingswood Place Home Away Home Away Home Away Home Home Away AHS Opp 0 2 O 13 0 18 6 14 O 26 6 7 0 7 6 46 0 55 l' - ,iff ini, 1 I . 1 Left to Riglaz: Miss Florence Tyson lcoachj, D. Vannatpan 3, Iggxkhristiansen I-Ass: Mgr,j, VR. Martin, M. Johnston, A. M. Chappell, H. Richel, E. Simpspnj- Af imggson, Jjones, M. Diminico, J. Hill, M. Naulty, A. Wetherell, D. Bcnsing, P. Rees, D. Patterson, 1Capt.l., P I 1 A ' , 1 i X it lt I I I l .K f J rl 'V r ,f . W '1 fi As I , Jr The gi.ls' hockey team of 1941 achitexlkcl an eycim f. s b.eak in games won and lost during the season. At the beginning of the season, it seemed as if 'Coach Tyson's girls might have a chance to win the champion' ship. Pitman and Hammonton could not even score on the Audubon teamg but Paulsboro, a rival for years, turned the tables and won by a margin of three goals. The season continued with two wins, two ties, and two losses. The next team will be fortunate in having five veterans from this year's varsity. Coach .... ..... M iss Florence Tyson Captain .... . . .Dorothy Pat Patterson Manager ..... ..... D olores Vannaman Asst. Manager. . . .... Betty Christiansen Date Opponents Sept Sept Oct. Oct. Oct, Oct, Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov SCHEDULE Place Away Home Home AA . Away Away Home Away Home Away Szmgziingr Left to Right-L. Kates tMgr.J, A, Montano, F Piez, H. Wallace 1Co- Captainj, J. Fabbo lCo-Captainb, D, Daniels. Mr, Oldham it hJ. Swing: j. Creany, W. Maines, F. Dunhour, S, Gaskill, A. nicmslci, AMONG THE LEADERS BOYS' BASKETBALL Audubon Higlfs basketball squad of 1941 is one of the best in the school's history. Ably coached by Mr. Oldham, the group finished in second place in both halves of the Camden Suburban League, winning ten, and losing four of its league contests. Four victories and three losses were the outcome of the nonfleague contests. Entering the South Jersey Group III Tournament, the boys were victorious in their first contest over Palmyra, but were eliminated by a fastfstepping Merchantville team in the semiffinals. The quintet played excellent ball during the campaign. jack Creamy, captain' elect for next season, won the individualfscoring championship with a total of 168 points. joe Fabbo, '41 captain, set a new foulfshooting record at Brown Prep, making 29 out of 30 fouls. We at Audubon High School are very proud of the team and wish next year's much luck, CofCaptains. . . Coach ....... Manager . . . Opponent 'Merrhantville 'Camden Vocational Vineland Millville 'Regional Bridgeton Woodbury Haddonfield 'Alumni Collingswood 'Paulsboro Haddon Heights Vineland Millville Date Dec. 6 Dec 13 Jan. 3 jan. 7 Jan. 9 jan. 10 jan. 14 Jan. 17 jan. 21 jan. 24 lan. 28 jan. 51 Feb. 4 Feb. 6 Place Away Away Away Home Away Home Away Away Home Home Home Away Home Home . . .Joseph Fabbo, Howie Wallace Oldham . .... .... ........ .... . . ..... L e onarcl Kates A,H,S. Opp. Bridgeton Feb Away 37 44 25 51 ggeglggal greg some 51 1? no ury e ome 38 5: 25 21 Haddonfield Feb Home 40 Z7 28 27 Coilingswood Fei Away 28 41 37 56 'Camden Catholic Feb Away 26 40 25 14 Haddon Heights Feb Home 24 20 25 24 '-Dcrtotes Non-league gimes. 32 25 2 33 38 34 Boys' BAs!cETBAI.L ig ji TOURNAMENT PFSULTS 40 28 Opponent Date Place A.H.S. Ono. 46 10 Palmyra Mar. Away 40 10 29 28 Merqnantville Mar. Away 34 57 72 MEET THE CHAMPS GIRLS' BASKETBALL The Audubon Girls, under the guidance of Miss Tyson, have made history for the second successive year. Not content with having won the hrst Audubon girls' championship in any sport last year, the girls have even gone so far as to break this record. Witli twelve consecutive victories to their credit, the girls ended their season in a blaze of glory. The three veteran regulars of last year's championship team, Captain Doris Flanagan, Margaret Johnston, and Anna May Chappell, will be lost through graduationg however, there will be four regulars returning to fall action next year. Date jan, jan. 20 jan. 23 Ian. 30 Feb. Feb, Feb. ll Feb. 13 Feb. 18 Feb. Z0 GIRLS BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Cpponent Gloucester lvlerchantville Regional Hammonton Vfoodbury Paulsboro Gloucester Paulsboro Regional Hammonton Place A.H.S. Opp. Audubon 34 ZZ lvlerchantville 36 14 Regional 44 16 Audubon 38 ll Audubon 36 25 Paulsboro 30 21 Gloucester 35 33 Audubon 38 25 Audubon 60 7 Hammonton 42 12 151 Row: Left to Right-M. Byrne, M. Johnston, D. Flanagan lCnpt.1 A. M. Chappell. Smnding: Miss Tyson Kloachj, B. Githens, A. Simpson, D, Balassaitis, A. Svihla, V. McAllister fMgr. I. S :ng L ia R.: R. Logan 1Mgr.J, C. Magee, ' Fabbo M Cianfrani, F. Dunhour, A. Montano, G. 'e Slandmg R Addison, B, Garner, A. Purvis, L Daniels C Thomas, C. Land, j. Crcaney. jd Rau F Haven, W. Bertotti, G. Murray. BASEBALL At the time this article was written, the squad had participated in only one game, emerging victorious. Mr. Magill, the new coach, has worked hard and the team is now in condition for the season. With the experience of this season, several of the boys should do great things fo. lie team next year. Captain ........................... ............. M . Cianfrani Coach. . . . .Mr. E. A. Magill Manager. ........ R. Logan BASEBALL SCHEDULE April 8 . ...... Regional .......... .... H ome 15 ...Malvina .. .... Away 18 . . .Camden ....... .... H omc Z2 . ..Bridaeton ........ .... A way A 25 . . .Haddonfield .,..... .... H omc 29 ..... Haddon Heights .... .... H ome May 2 ..... ..... C ollingswood ..... .... H omc 7 . . .Haddonneld .... ..., A way 9 . . . Woodbury ..... . . . . Home A' I3 . . .Regional ......... .... A way 16 . . .Haddon Heights. . , . . . . .Away Z0 . . .Woodrow Wilson. .... . . . .Home 23 27 ...Collingswood . . . . . . ....Vineland . ....Away .Away Silting, L. Ia R.: D. Hammond, W. Keane, K, Kinkler,.W. Morris, K. Umberger, j. De Angelo, H. Mannella, W. Marnes, E. Klein, E. Moore, G. Penny. Kneeling J E. Matthews, R. Frifk, F. Bochanski, A gfellow S. Hanna, E. Monokian, j. Wesper, P. Taylor, Park, Ei Seiber 1Mgr.l. Slnnding: Mr, Pole, E, Gottshall fMgr.l, R. Hammond, J. Dilks, j. Burke, W. McCarty, I. Nygren, R. Scott, T. Flood, E. Sozzi, W. Caulderhead, A. Kees, Mr. Lanre, TRACK AND FIELD Under the able coaching of Mr. Lance, Audubon High's track and field ensemble carried out its tradition to be victorious or to go down nghting. The Lancemen, who represent the Green and Gold, are Captain Joe DeAngelo, jimmy McGlinn, Wil Maines, Ed Moore, Ken Umberger, Puge Kline, and Harry Mannella, all of whom are lettermen. The squad competed in the two most outstanding meets in New Jersey, the South Jersey Group III Meet, and the South Iersey Interscholastic Meet, from which they emerged victorious in several events. Coach ....................................... Mr. C. V. Lance Assistant Coach. .. .... Mr. W. R. Pole Captain ........ ......................... J oseph DeAngclo Head Manager. . . ............................. Edward Ho,-luet TRACK SCHEDULE April 3. .. ............... Intcrclass trials I6 ..... ............. P itman-Woodstown Z3 ....... . . .Woodbury and Clayton 25-6 ..... . . .Penn Relays 30 ..... .. .Open May 7 ..... . . .Haddon Heights and Bridgeton 10. . . . . .Camden Suburban Meet 14 ..... . . .Vocational School 17 ..... .... S outh Jersey Group III 21. . . .... Haddonheld Z8 ..... .... M oorestown june 4 ..... . . . lnterclass I 1 IN THE SWIM Our hopes are high and ambitions great for a success' ful year. The new coach, Miss Palmer, is working hard with the girls and is looking for a better-than'average season. While the relay team, consisting of Evelyn and Alberta Simpson and Jeanne Leigh is our best combina- UNCLE EDDIE'S BOYS The Audubon mermen, coached by Mr. Magill, made a splendid showing during their campaign by finishing in the runnerfup position in the Camden Suburban League and placing fifth in the champion' ship meet. Outstanding performers were Holroyd, who set a new record in diving with a total of 83.46 fSouth Jersey Recordj, McGlinn, Hoguet, Powell, Monokian, and Kershaw. tion of stars, Captain Evelyn Simpson is the most out' AHS, Opp- standing performer. She now holds the breast stroke Haddon Heights ' 47' 23 h , h- h , b d b h h U k Collingswood .... 52 14 c ampions ip, aving ettere ot t e previous mar Mooresmwn 42 24 and her own record. Sister Alberta has her share of Vocational 30 36 honors, too, being outstanding as a diver. Haddoflflcld - - - 44 22 mllerchantville ....... .... . .. 26 40 b A - - , hampionship Meet .... .......... . . . . Sth Place wlth each girl dolng her best' We are Sure they jl CofCaptains .......... ..... E mcry Powell, Edward Hoguet I be right tlwere in the swim. , ' Coach ..,. .................. M r. Magill . yp of .- . 4 IJ Z '7 f , . , My . .J .J . , r ' vp il ' ' ' ' K' f ' 1 ' 1 RW: Left to Right-B. siefmski, F. If ff x A ' ,, 77 K ,Jrjfy , yd E, Holomyd. fl if J I ' - . A cated, L ighf'x?wer5l57W .DZBEHSQ gs Row, Left zo Right-J. Burke, A. A 4+ E. Weber, M. Sam l, Kan engiesed M. ,X ' J' V4 U f Polt, J. .Leigc, C esman, rj Third Raw: Left to Right-Mr. Edward X ff . , . Y . -, ieelinflrfl-left Ri f. To ' Row? MC, MMU- C11-homas' F 9 E- HOEW- wip- . , V E. Monokian, D. ' ' s, T. i rg y, M s Muhel',.Palmer Wark , f chli . d flwanagel-if R. Tronco, ' PM : ' ' . Geor r. . Whgtg, B1 Finch, D. Fil' Fourth Raw: Left t .isp ,f Y Nl. ' ' nets . Simpson fcaptainl, Johnson, R. Kniglith d, ' 1? mr N.tT'ourtney, B. Statler. G- Young' W- Washms KICK, HEAD AND RUN The Audubon High School soccer squad experienced an unvic' torious seasong however, many memhers are lettermen who will return next year. The group is particularly proud of its captain, Thomas Gould. Bottom Raw: Left to Right-W. Morris, P, Daniels, W. English, T. Gould 1CaptainJ, W. Keane, H. Cordrey, C. Magee. Serond Row: R. Lyons, P. Pavlides, B. Scott, B. Bertotti, Filkins, C. Boland, A, Linneman, S. Hanna, G. Smith, R. Creran. Third Row: H. Morehouse, H. Hillman, R. Rieman, M, Havens 1Mgr,J, Mr. Magill ffloarhb, E. Hoguel fMgr.J, J. Covely, M. Easterling, H. Bishoff, j. Dye, K, Cooper. Coach. . . . . .Mr. Edward Magill Captain . . . . .Thomas Gould Manager . . . . . .Edward Hoguet 76 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS ROBERT H. BUECKER, D.D.S. DR. RALPH W. DAVIS, IR. WM. L. FIDLER, Ed.D. C. E. EILKENS, M.D. MARSHALL N. HAMMON, IR., C.E. VICTOR G. HAURY, M.D. HARRY A. INGHAM RUSSELL S. MAGEE, M.D. IONAS C. MORRIS, D.S.C. FRANK H. OWENS, IR., V.M.D. IULIUS L. PEARL, D.DS. W. D. SCHULER HENRY R. TATEM, IR., M.D. S. WESLEY WHITE, D.DS. THE AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION fix We wish to commend you, the Class ot l94l, upon the completion ot your secondary school training. The educational experience you have gained at Audubon l-ligh School should en- able you to do your part in aiding your country as an enlightened citizen and as an efficient worker in a democracy. The Audubon Fathers' Association appre- ciates the opportunity to aid you in your school activities. key THE HIGH SCHOOL PARENT-TEACHERS' ASSOCIATION The High School Parent-Teachers' Association Welcomes the opportunity to aid the Class ot 1941 in publishing its Senior annual. It is our hope that the training the graduates ot 1941 have received in Audubon 1-ligh School may enable them to make the most of their opportunities. OPPORTUNITY With doubt and dismay you are smitten You think there is no chance lor you, son? Why, the best books haven't been Written The best race hasn't been run, The best score hasn't been made yet, The best song hasn't been sung, The best tune hasn't been played yet, Cheer up, for the World is young! No chance? Why the World is just eager For things you ought to create lts store of true Wealth is still meager lts needs are incessant and great lt yearns for more power and beauty More laughter and love and romance More loyalty, labor and duty, No chance-Why there's nothing but chance! For the best verse hasn't been rhymed yet, The best house hasn't been planned, The highest peak hasn't been climbed yet, The mightiest rivers aren't spanned, Don't Worry and fret taint hearted, The chances have just begun, For the Best lobs haven't been started The Best Work hasn't been done. HBERTON BRALEYY I am a part of all that I have metg Yet all experience is an arch Wherethro' Giearns that untrave1'd World, Whose margin fades For ever and for ever when I move ,. .wgformypurposehoids To sail beyond the sunset and the bathsg Of all the western stars, ... ... ... ... .wstronginwill To strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield. TENNYSON. Compliments of Class of 1942 Let us strive , . . to do aII which may achieve and cherish a just and lasting peace. -ABRAHAM LINCOLN MAY TI-IE BEST TI-IINGS IN LIFE B E Y O U B S AUDUBON PARENT-TEACHER ASSOCIATION 'Q' THE RUNNEMEDE FIRE CO. Congratulates THE CLASS OF 1941 'E' Compliments of Mount Ephraim Police Force O Chief Iohn Maclrurlan Edward Kistler Iohn Aaronson Compliments of F A C U L T Y of Mt. Ephraim Grammar School Compliments oi Runnemede Parent-Teachers Association 94 Iohn Irvin Post No. 250 AMERICAN LEGION Runnemede. N. I. -K The Study of Music Exalts Life The Audubon Choral Society Compliments of Mt. Ephraim P.-T. A. COAST TO COAST BORDER TO BORDER GREYHOUND LINES S A F E . D E P E N D A B L E . E C O N O M I C A L Approved Pennsylvania Pvivcte Business School V BUSINESS TRAINING 'Q' N for Young Men and Women , GENERAL susmsss gif? SECRETARIAL TRAINING E TH sv cmuzfn couusfs ' Ori, Two and Three Years Washmgton Photo Co., Inc. FOmed1865 ggzcizqdsimf 2233: PEIRCE SCHOOL SERVES Us Pine Sr. West of Bread Philadelphia, Pa. IN COME IN TO Washington, D. C. A' P' Dams CompanY White Horse Pike at Cuthbert Road OAKLYN, N. I. For your . . . '5' RADIOS RECORDS REFRIGERATORS and APPLIANCES LARGER SALARIES We let others till the S6 jobs, the S8 jobs, the S10 jobs, the S12 jobs, many of which never pay any more. Some may pay S15 or S16 in ten years, more or less. We want our graduates to get the 2615, the SI8, the 520, the S25 jobs and advance rapidly to S30-S40-S50 a Week and up. Naturally our courses are harderg it takes a little longer: but O how it pays to have that better preparation! And we'll prepare any promising person and won't ask for one cent for tuition until the position is obtained. 1- CAMDEN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL szs FEDERAL STREET CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY Expert Watch and Iewelry Repairing Compliments of SAM s.YAMPE1.L CENTURY R I T Z ...lEWELER... and Delightful Gifts for the Graduate HI G H L A N D 109 King's Highway, East t S Haddonfield, N. I. Haddonfield 2626 ea re Compliments of -K Walt Charles, Class of '34 VJ alt Charles' Gulf Service Success to the Grflducftes 0 AUDUBON PHARMACY Kings Highway 6 Wyoming Ave. Audubon, N. I. 'K Phil Caplan Your Texaco Dealer I White Horse Pike and Cedar Avenue OAKLYN, N. I. Phone Collingswood 9130 Bell Phones: Coll. 461 61 462 Oakwood Chevrolet Co. Sales and Service PF 1130 White Horse Pike Oaklyn. N. I W. H. Becker, Inc. Contractor and Builder No. 28 Haverford Road. Runnemede, N. Phone: Beaverbrook 2387W Al's Socony Service Tires, Spark Plugs, Batteries, Mobil Gas MOBIL LUBRICATION O Black Horse Pike 6 Kings Highway MT. EPHRAIM. N. l. Hartzag's Delicatessen '5' 248 Cedurcroft Avenue C O m p 1 i m e H t S Audubon. N. I. f O Xe For a Snack or a Meal Borstein Electric 'Q' I Compliments of Helen I. Edwards DRESS SHOP X- 37 East Kings Highway Audubon. N. I. Burgess Garage 6 Service Stations General Repairing Atlantic and Sun Oil and Gas Washing-Lubrication G Battery Service 17 and 33 E. Kings Highway AUDUBON, N. I, Phone Audubon 4380 BELL-AUDUBON is P l.. U M B l N G Prompt Service-Call Us Edw. S. Smith SELECT PLUMBING and HEATING Hopkins Ave., N. of Pine St.. Audubon, N. 80 I. 94 Compliments oi Compton's Log Cabin -X SUNDIAL SHOES F or Men, Women and Children F r a n k M o r ri s D R Y G O O D S Aneita Hosiery for the Family 107-109 MERCHANT STREET Phone 808 Scola's Barber Shop Atlantic Ave. and Pine Street Audubon. N. I. It Your Hair Looks a Sight Came to Us - We'1l Trim it Right Compliments of Fisher's Atlantic Station '5' Edgewood cmd Kings Highway Audubon. New Iersey Aud. B816 BELL PHONE 1411 William I. Marsden Delco Oil Burners : Air Conditioning Heating 5: Roofing 2 Gutters of Spouts o 129 E. Atlantic Ave. Audubon, N. I. Used Cars That Are Right o Chrysler and Plymouth Sales and Service Iohnny's County Motor Sales 612 White Horse Pike O Oaklyn, N. I. Collingswood 141 Bob's Cut-Rate Patent Medicine at DEEP-CUT Prices Breyers lce Cream 904 Kings Highway. Haddon Heights WE DELIVER Phones: H. H. 8839--8862 LEON M. RICHMOND Wholesale Confectioner Compliments ot Oaklyn Motor Sales Sales PONTIAC Service PG . . . Pt 405 Virginia Avenue West Collingswood. N. I. Phone C0lli1'1gSW00d 891 Phono Collingswood 3847 1200 white Horse Pike oaklyn. N. 1. ROBERT B, MOIR H Your Problem Is To Raise Funds K Plumbing 6' Heating Forgour Church. Lcgdge or Club CQNTRACTQR n the Weekly lub Plan This House Is Well Equipped O O 140 Cedarcrott Ave. Audubon, N. I. Phone 3575 MAYME'S L U N C H R O O M 415 W. Pine Street We carry complete lines of Chenille Bed Spreads, Blankets, Sheets and Towels, Table Linens, Men's Dress Shirts, Universal Electric Appliances, Wagner and Open Top Sweepers, Occasional Furniture, Floor Lamps, Door Chimes, Card Tables and Chairs to match, Cutlery, Dishes, Luggage and other articles too numerous to mention. 0 0 Where the Bo s Eat Y Durotex Products Company . WHOLESALE DISTRIBUTORS Phone 8847 Haddonfield, New Iersey AUDUBON HEATING CO. I N C . Socony-Vacuum Fuel Oils Fuel Oil, Plumbing and Heating Contractors We Go cr Long Way to Make Warm Friends CHAS. S. WINNER Ford - Lincoln Zephyr - Mercury o 623 White Horse Pike Phone 1500 Haddon Heights, N. I. Audubon 1229 Mortgages - Insurance DAVID E. CLOUD REAL ESTATE o phone: Audubon 3000 105 East Atlantic Avenue VVilliam W. Cloud Audubon, N. I. ERNEST . ANDERSON so X I 'fri HARDWARE ,Qt ' 3116 we W 5 E2 N, Paints A Electrical G Plumbing Service 'L' , . , , X 119 Merchant s1..AudubQn.N. 1. , x Phone: Audubon 888 Vie Deliver ' I Phone A R E H MSM X O A L f 0 Haddon Heights 3600 Ei ffer . ,Q2L!.Vi A 11 F- 0 5 for com. - 1-'UBL on. F X I cmd VJEBSTER OIL BURNERS -- 1 1 -T-ei.. A.:-4. Je 2 f -s i 9- , A .5 ,,, 5 1d5pL Beaver Brook 1404 De ANGELO-BUHR CONTRACTORS - BUILDERS o Estimates Cheertu1Iy Given 15 Gloucester Ave., Mt. Ephraim, N. I. SAVE WITH SAFETY AT YOUR REXALL STORE W, H. Tegeler, Ph.G. 0 315 Ezrst Atlantic Avenue Audubon, New Iersey SAMUEL 1. LEIGI-I F L O R I S T 0 52 Lafayette Road Audubon 1090 Audubon, N. I. Be Sure It'S Good, Buy at SAMUEL'S BAKERY 21 S. Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim, N. I. We Make Our Own Ice Cream, Cakes, Buns, Ro1Is and Bread DEALERS IN GOOD CANDIES EDWARD C. GARDNER FUNERAL DIRECTOR Black Horse Pike, Runnemede, N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 2095 Edeled Potato Chips - Edeled Peanut Sandwiches Satisfactory Service Always VVILLIAM E. RATZELL DISTRIBUTOR Maple Shade, New Iersey Phone 1613 Bachman's Butter Thin Pretzels Ice Cream Cones - Mayonnaise, Pickles, Etc. MUELLER'S BAKE SHOP Haddonfield. New Iersey 117 East Kings Highway Haddonfield 2205 Mt. Ephraim Food Market The Best ot Everything for the Table 2022 Black Horse Pike Below the Theatre Mt. Ephraim. N. I. EARL S. GOTTSHALL, P.D. PRESCRIPTION PHARMACY 307 White Horse Pike Phone: Audubon 4426 Compliments of EMPIRE DINER You KNOW - Gooo EATS Compliments of CHARI.EY'S CLOTHES tor MEN and BoYs Barrington. New Iersey Frank H. Foster and Son FUNERAL DIRECTORS In Your Home or Our Homes 800 Haddon Ave.. Collingswood. N. I Phone I52 o Iobbmg Estimating 250 White Horse Pike, Audubon. N. I Phone ll95 HARRIS F. THORN o CONTRACTOR and BUILDER Black Horse Plke below Plaza Place Beaver Brook l556-M Runnemede. New Iersey Air-Conditioned Funeral Homes MT. EPHRAIM THEATRE Black Horse Pike 6. Kings Highway Mt. Ephraim, New Iersey Sat. 5 Sun.: 15c till 6 P.M. Evenings: ZOC at All Times lf 1t's a Good Show lt's Sure to Come to the Mt. Ephraim ALBERT F. MAHAFFEY FUNERAL DIRECTOR Kings Highway, East Mt. Ephraim. N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 1628 Phone: Beaver Brook 1742 BILL'S RESTAURANT Kings Highway, Black Horse Pike William Melvin Mt. Ephraim, N. I. GENERAL UPHOLSTERER Cabinet Work - Chair Caning - Rush Seats FRANK SOZZI Phone: Beaver Brook 1585 Kings Highway and Lincoln Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. I. LANGE BROS. GENERAL CONTRACTCDRS 28 Yale Road Audubon. N. I. WM. H. RAHME C1-larryl For Work that Shows Experience, Skill and Neatness in PLUMBING and HEATING 0 Aud. 748 151 E. Pine Street TONY'S TAILOR SHOP Cleaning - Pressing - Dyeing Repairing 14 Black Horse Pike T. Ioseph, Prop. Mt. Ephraim, N. I. W. POTTS QUALITY STORE Fresh Meats-Groceries-Delicatessen Phone Audubon 4402 118 E. GRAISBURY AVENUE BELL PHONE WM. WHALEN PLUMBING and HEATING X- Ccnnden and Audubon Phone Audubon 8844 Kingsway Auto Service, Inc. 27-29 E. Kings Highway Audubon, N. I. O DeSoto and Plymouth Sales and Service Haddon Heights l520W Flowers for All Occasions Browning Bros. Green Houses-Flowers by Wire New Iersey Ave. and Black Horse Pike Haddon Heights. N. I. Keystone-Collingswood 88-2725 Bell-Collingswood 1781-2 Suburban Lumber Co. Lumber-Millwork4Porch Enclosures Hardware-Paint-Plaster Bird Asphalt and Asbestos Shingles Coal and Coke 712 NEWTON AVE. OAKLYN, N. I. Audubon l197W I. Elwell Iohnson PAPERHANGER O 420 West Pine Street Audubon. N. I. xg. I., ,rln g...lE uussms EQ B-S fu BLS. 'I'HE WATCH SHOP 110 W. Merchant Street. Audubon L. W. BRIGGS Watches - Clocks - Watch Bands Straps - Crystals - Novelties Stone Setting - Sundries FOUNTAIN PENS REPAIRED Estimates Cheerfully Given Beav HARRY COCHRAN coNTRAcroR - BUILDER W. Clements Bridge Road er Brook 1554 Runnemede, N. I Compliments of MILLSIDE FARMS Producers and Distributors of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK AND ITS PRODUCTS 0 Phone: Riverside 47 Compliments of STEPHEN KRYSKO Distributor of Parkway Bread - Morton's Bread Fresh Eggs Along Black Horse Pike Camden to Blackwood When In Need of a Bus Call MEN DENHALL BUS SERVICE O Beaver Brook 1645 For downright goodness lust taste the difference in -Abb 'tts TOYS . . . PHOTO SUPPLIES SPORTING GOODS NEUMEYER'S Careful, Courteous Charter Service Holloway Bus Service, Inc. P. O.-Clementon. N. I. o o v I Paul E. Holloway, Pres. Haddonfield Phone: 4228 Phone: Laurel Springs 137 Rocco F anelle 6 Sons Finney Wood's Men's Shop 111 Kings Highway. East Dealers in PAPER sTocK - SCRAP 1RoN - METALS Haddonfield' N' I' CAMDEN' N' I' Outfitters for Gentlemen O Bell Phone 1955-Key. 20923 Key. 23921 ARROW SHIRTS 210-212 Line Street 263 Cherry Street STETSON HATS - INTERWOVEN SOCKS MILADY'S SHOPPE Dresses - Hosiery - Lingerie Costume Iewelry 36 W. Merchant Street, Audubon, N. I. Drink Coca-Cola Haddon Heights 3209 in Bottles A1berta's Beauty Salon specializing in Helene Curtis Permanent Waves 0 613 Station Avenue, Haddon Heights THE DIPPER EARL M. SKILES Luncheonette . . . Dancing 609 White Horse Pike o Phone: Audubon 8867 Quaker Store Meats - Groceries - Fruit - Produce Fish and Oysters 309 E. Atlantic Avenue Phone: Aud, l0l0 Free Delivery Haddonfield 370 B. Slotkin, Prop. KINGS HIGHWAY Tailor . . . Furrier Cleaner and Dyer 27 E. Kings Highway, Haddoniield. N. I. Work Called tor and Deliverd Daily Service RITZY FLORIST 240 White Horse Pike Audubon. N. I. o Phone 1203-W HUBEHT J. SUIIH JEWELEH SPECIALIST IN FRATERNITY PINS AND BADGES DIAMONDS . . . ENGAGEMENT RINGS , . . WATCHES 1001 CHESTNUT STREET Philadelphia Official Ieweler ior Audubon High School . . . 1941 MITCHELL 8: NESS Philadelphids Most Modern Sporting Goods Store 1209 Arch Street Philadelphia Pennsylvania i SPECIALISTS IN SCHOOL, COLLEGE AND CAMP OUTFITTING Distributors for BANCROFT TENNIS RACKETS . . . SPOT-BII.T SHOES LOU'ISVILI.E SLUGGER BATS . . . O'SHEA EQUIPMENT GEO. A. REACH ATHLETIC GOODS . . . GIl.L TRACK EQUIPMENT COMPLIMENTS OF D A I R Y D E L L 639 Market Street oDAY S 1 SPEC -l-, Ham? Fmcet Mama HLL Fo Camden, N. I. S592 IW H. I-A NATIONAL ACADEMIC CAP 8: GOWN CO. CLJSKRQ Manufacturers and Outfitters of Academic and Ecclesiastical Wardrobe Choir and Glee Club Robes 821 ARCH ST. PHILADELPHIA, PA. Caps and Gowns Used at this School Supplied by Our Company Manufacturers of GLEE CLUB, CHOIR, AND A CAPPELLA ROBES SAHUNY 5TU111u 1 Oificial Photographers for the 1941 Le Souvenir 1206 Chestnut Street Ph lcrdelphla Penna PENN. 8771 Egy- WWMWWW' WJWK Onrffyl-Q,,,pnj,Ae6ww1HW,,Tl'!'Y 'fL gy.