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

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MARIE E. BYRNE Carrying on the family tra- dition oi participation in var- ious games ol skill, Marie has become one of our best basketball girls. The fact that Midge always gets her work done has won for her the reputation of a must girl. BETTY CHRISTIANSEN Managing the Varsity hockey team took up most of Betty's alter-school hours in the fall. This quiet Miss is especially fond of reading and cooking. She takes a great deal of pleas- ure in collecting unique bracelets. GEORGE COBURN Although he doesn't bring the fact to light very often, George has a delicate sense ol humor. His trusty bike gets him about town. George is generally found to be a man of few words, Betty Christiansen Betty Clark yy of VIRGINIA I. CHIERICONI jfo I Dark curly hair and big brown eyes set off Ginnie's most pleasing personality Her spare time is spent either by roller skating at W town or working at the Valley milk bar. Very eiii cient and lriendly, Ginnie has many friends. BE'I'I'Y CLARK When it comes to march- ing, this color-guard captain can't be beat. Starring in varsity basketball, Betty is known for her double duty guarding. Reds is a steady customer in the ice cream line at lunch time. MARION CONE Iitterbugging lacks appeal for Mar, so she takes her dancing straight and slow. That twinkle in her eye shows that nothing Worries her. Marion's auburn hair and peaches and cream complexion would delight any Hollywood technicolor expert. 1 , yt 1,1 , George Coburn I ff . 'S QW :WND S! -1 MUFIQ E BYrne Virgin IQ I I . Chlericoni Marion Cone

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nh L- Boog or MUA Phyllis Lucia Bell William B. g Conrad Blumenstein Felix Bochanski v- Qin!-'FX' j V00 ' . 1 ' H Ed bn G- Burke to 6.14 Xf S 1 B i Y ufa.. Q q, Q-.1 sv- 'O' U f ' ww-I .nt unop .. nooks' mu Fad -Q PHY1.1.1s LUCIA BELL fr 0-s l'Q1'7 At the football games, Phyl parades in front of the Drum and Bugle Corps. Be- sides musical talent and dra- matic ability, she is very wit- ty. She never misses a chance for a pun. Phyllis totters on the brink of an advertising future. CONRAD BLUMENSTEIN Swimming on the team for his school keeps Connie occupied. His spare time is spent with his friends who always find something in- teresting to do. Even though Connie is a quiet fellow, we're always conscious of habitual humming. EDITH L. BOOGAR First on her list is jitterbug- ging. Whenlmusic is in the air, Ede drops her class- room quietness and swings into action. Her sunny per- sonality knows no bounds. Between classes, she keeps order in the upper hallway. gba' wn.uAM B. BIEH1. A slight Southern drawl has won many friends for Bill. Although often the object of a good-natured rib- bing, his good sportsmanship is always evident. Bill plans to devote his scholas- tic ability to the study of entomology. FELIX BOCHANSKI Playing on the varsity football team and winning medals for track keeps Felix in trim. His habitual smile and his red hair makes Him well-liked. The chem. lab. is his hide-out from too much school. IOHN G. BURKE Setting aquatic records and beating it out on the drums in the band share the spotlight equally as far as lack is concemed. This blond drummer boy hails from the Reservation. Fre- quently we find him ushering in the local theatre.

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Florence L. Conklin w Robert CrOYllL5hG .V .S I Jr .sk ', I W. ' 1. . v lg 4 t 1 ss W .i H ir ft 5 ' t 414 kg HS' PQWU-vi 4, 41327-2? . . i .zsgilgzi . - S-',m:'. .' gifs K -,'1,t.f+ 'W lf. '. , Q' r e'l 1. Cfecn tuck ...FD Y m N , it ,' - - 't Marie Emma Connelly Dor F ' 4 QM f A ' a l 1. FLORENCE L. CONKI.lN Floss is the little girl with the big smile. She's frie.ndly and helpful to every- one. Successful with both pen and brush, Floss can be found working in the art room or for Creative Writ- ing until late afternoon. ,2f,4fQf ' gf Q- ' ALAQN-ff ff, C , ,74-Q-fa. - DORIS ROSE COOK Doris, sandy-haired and cute, spends most of her lei- sure time with the opposite sex. Her efficiency has made her one of the valuable N. Y. A. Workers. Contentment, charm and poise are her so- cial assets. ROBERT R. CRANKSHAW Although Bob appears to be slim, his appetite is as- tonishingly large. lf it were possible, Bob would like to spend his life ice skating. Since he can't, he uses his spare time building an ac- credible scholastic record. is Rose Cook .11 MARIE EMMA CONNELLY Roller skating provides Marie her greatest pleasure. This lrish lassie is an attrac- tive bugler in the Legion Corps, She demands height in the opposite sex. if ff r, 11' A f I 4 I, , r M I i I I ' I f I if .7 1 ' I ' A 1 1 41 f,If ' ., 1, DEBBIE V. CRAMER Although Debbie is a new-comer to our school, she has already won the admira- tion of many of us. The love of her home town, Pember- ton, and other attractions keep Debbie going to and fro on week-ends. it Rip-roaring and full of ac- tion, Iack is the dead-eye of our basketball team. His ath- letic record will long be re- membered in our school for his teamwork in baseball also. I-le's a great bluffer ac- cording to teachers and stu- dents. Debbie V. Cramer