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

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Standing, left to right: Dr, Keyburtz, Mrs, Lance, Mrs. Anderson, Mrs. Schuler, Miss Dornbach, Mr, Neel. Sitting Stephen Muench, Dorothy Riley, Lorraine Goertler, Thomas Hicks. President of Class S. MUENLH SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISERS A group that deserves much commenda- tion is this one. Its job lasts through the entire year and demands patience and effi- ciency. We are proud of the president' of our senior class, l'Steve Muench, who has dili- gently served for two years. His work has been made easier by his capable assistants - l'Toin Hicks, vice-president, Dot Riley, treasurer, and Lorraine Geortler, secretary. We seniors find loyal friends in our class advisers, We may go to them with ideas --wise or foolish-and always receive ad- vice given in a kindly spirit. ' SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS President ........... Vice-President ..,... Secretary. , ..... . Treasurer ..,.. . ,,.. Dance and Publicity Committee William McCarty, Chairman Dorothy Balassaitis Phyllis Bell William Biehl Robert Harbold Ruth Krein Ealita Kudatzky Connie Landis Blanche Lavin Irvin Nygren Ruth Prichard Theresa Rice Dorothy Riley Steve Muench . ,. . .. . . . .Thomas Hicks , .... Lorraine Geortler ,..,,.....Dorothy Riley Allen Stringfellow Shirley Wells Ticket Committee Alice Iepson Henry Francis Betty Pitts Dorothy Dziomba Eileen Tracey Play Committee Mary Crowley Elaine Frank Blanche Lavin lluth Prichard Dorothy Dziornba Eleanor Finch Franklin Haven Eugene Miller

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'wJ- fg 1 Anne M. Arie velyn A. Armbrec t Dorothy Ann hid-'k' ' Azlbertf Wwe ANNE M. ARIENT This dark-haired beauty is the fashion plate of our class. Anne finds time for every- thing-dancing at Grebe's, shopping, and studyingC?D Her gray Buick, though not yet a year old, has broken many speed records! DOROTHY BALASSAI'I'IS As an outstanding star on the basketball team, Dot has become well-known to her fellow classmates. Her good sportsmanship and scholarship have won for her the admiration of all the class. Dot was our good citizen for 1942. ELSIE MAY BARNES If the clicking sounds of a typewriter are heard about school, anyone would know without looking that it's Elsie, Her popularity is well-earned by her pleasant disposition, her friendliness toward all the students, and her willing- ness to help others. ,,4,f'J-XJ' EVELYN A. ARMBRECHT Ev's enthusiasm for skat- ing and her happy-go- lucky attitude are always apparent. Her drollery and bountiful repartee are a con- stant amazement to all who know her. She has rolled merrily along the rocky road on gales of laughter. ALBERT P. BALEVRE Although Al just came to Audubon High this year, he is already known as an ambitious fellow and an ar- dent flirt. Al attends night school to study radio teleg- raphy which he plans to make use of after grad- uation. IANET BARTO 015 A E1 , Fnes Versatile and nonchalant, fqflet gmc lanet has a keen sense of humor and a fine intellect. Her well-toned alto voice y .1 won her a place in State A if gf Chorus. She has the ability -if 417, to make many' friends and to 3,15-' If A hold them. V A ' A . wt' ,. ,f WJ , -ly -X X KJV! .JJ .f J if , 1 f K 1