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

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fit: latte Doug Marie Elizabeth Dietrich Helen B. Doerrfuss Earl B, Doerson ' ' rie R, Domenico X655 'Fred W' D 2 X , N L . y X f . X X-I XJ IANE DOUCQLASS unbour K. MARIE ELIZABETH DIETRICH Hee is noted for her hard work on committees. She has always avoided Old Man Trouble by keeping the typewriter clicking busily all the time. We predict that her career will be in the Home Economics field. EARL B. DOERSON A multitude of curls at- tracts a great deal oi admir- ation for the General. The first impression establishes Earl as a quiet and bashful fellow but the first impres- sion isn't lasting. Earl sports loud suspenders and louder socks. ' .X A if I f 5 1' x ' ' if ., J 5 ' , 'W Tall and 'Weill poised is lane, the bass drummer ot the drum and bugle corps. S e proved her dramatic a lility by her fine acting in tage Door. lane is quick- Witted and always ready for Cl laugh. gr? ,mt HELEN B. DOERRFUSS Most of I-lelen's spare time is spent collecting foreign dolls, In a crowd she is ever welcome, because usually she provides most of the fun. be a oo cteri We predict that elen will some QQNJYEA' NA xiwbllilfff MARIE R. DOMENICO Starring in Varsity hockey for tour years and co-cap- taining the 1941 team have given this pretty Miss a start on the road to fame. Shorty never lets things get her down. Easy come, easy go, is Marie's philosophy of life. FRED W. DUNHOUR Glory has come to Fred through his kicking and passing in football season. Making basketball points was an ambition for four years. Many of the remarks we laughed at in class came from Fred's corner. But, alas- Freddie's fickle! 7.-1 4 rf I A 4 1 ' , 1 -s... ,ff .-f,

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Ruth A. Davies IVIILDRED CRITCHLEY Make-up artist for the casts ol many of our plays occupies most ol Mildred's time. The Hostess Club also interests this smiling Senior lass. Mildred puts her ener- gies whole-heartedly into be- ing reliable and friendly. RUTH A. DAVIES Scholarship, ambition, and love of lun are traits that make Ruth a favorite with her fellow classmates, She always has a ready smile and can certainly make a typewriter click. For these she won a place in the Na- tional Honor Society. . A 1 A J ' J A A I 1 9 l i 7 1 'NORA DI DOMENICO Black curly hair, big brown eyes and a pretty smile well describe Nora. A very sensible person, her at- tendance record in Glee Club is commendable. One ol her greatest aversions is reciting in front of the French class. Clara Diana De Cecco MARY KATHLEEN CROWLEY Mary is a whiz in Eng- lish class She is always pre- pared for a good joke and can cheer you when you have the blues Mary mon- itors on the main floor. CLARA DIANA DE CECCO Picture post cards consti- tute an interesting hobby to fill the spare time of this quiet little senior Miss. Clara does very well in languages -even fourth-year Latin. Her unassuming and amiable na- ture makes her a pleasant companion. RAYMOND DIPPEL 'lDoc is one of our class cut-ups. I-le's always seen with Len and Charli ' e in the car. In the tall we find him behind the scoreboard at all the games. Ray plans to study engineering at Drexel. K n I. M' J-Lu-LLfl'L2fws44MQrY Kqfhl , All! - 'JV- ' 'lfwlf W ' i rpm ,, S ll r IM t j G .- . it 'T'FT?-i'H7RW1Fhq:p Mild red Critchley 45 it f Jmlfr eta 44-14 if ix aura Di Domerlico 0 Raymond Dippel

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M if lyvtf AL DUNNETT Al, a faithful, influential cheerleader for four years, is a class novelty. Even though he likes the girls, he enjoys chumming with the fellows. Albert, stop talk- ing! is a familiar command among his teachers. ALBERTA C. EGGIE Alberta was the first in the class to be seen wearing a diamond on a certain finger. Next to lim, reading is fore- most in her mind. Though quiet and reserved, we all find Alberta a very pleasing person. ANNAMAE E. FAYER Anna may be quiet, but she possesses depth of char- acter as those who are her friends know. Her kindliness and loyalty are outstanding qualities. All her spare time is spent at the typewriter. .wr Alberta C. Eggie Frank Ertle N . V, 1 -. . 4 v . fiat 'U ,yf F s If 1' l '. . DQBO:I'HYl T. Dz1oMBA Corhmittee work and N. Y. A. activities really keep Diz on the go. She always has an answer and can take a 'frazzir1g any time at all. Diz has a hard time con- trolling her laughter which runs away with her at times. ,,..' 1. Nw' ' , 5 We-4 V3 fwfr' FRANK ERTLE Frank is the fleet-footed back on our football team. The whole stadium, espe- cially his rooting classmates, bursts forth with excitement when he runs on the field. Short in stature, he and a certain little Iunior make a cute twosome. B Z4 11. 7'7'x Gam-e ,. q '--' ?-ala., ERVIN FELTOON Abe is the business rnan of our class. Everyone laughed hilariously when he calmly puffed an oversized cigar in Stage Door. Though talking is second na- ture to Abe, his first love is playing in the band and orchestra. Annamae E. Fayer D '4 M4 . rm ! lx, AID Ufmerr Ofoth Y YT Dziombc Ervin Feltoon