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

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Henry Francis Doris Marie Filman Elanore E. Finch loseph Fortescue Heine A ' 1 Yrdnk l l Gartecu Helen it I V I xjfrfxj -'ff T 4 '4 DORIS MARIE FILMAN ' Though this blonde keeps her past cmd present to her- self, we think that Dot has interests in New York. A faithful choir member and backstroker on the swim- ming team, Dot still finds time to enjoy a good laugh. IOSEPH FORTESCUE Tall and blond, foe doesn't bother with the girls at all. As Mr. Nitka's right- hand man, chem. lab. wouldn't be complete with- out him. Some day we hope that Ioe, our mad chemist, will continue in that field. ELAINE A. FRANK Frankie will be remem- bered by her classmates as a little parcel full of noisy fun. Early-'1'i the morning, she hurri to orchestra to fiddle o. er squeak box. The sth sx Club recom- mends, Elaine as a capable cojyilcr' ' JV X 5 ELANORE E. FINCH Finnie is either swim- ming or doing her Clerical Practice. Rather quiet and re- served, she has a flare for outdoor sports and is quite active all the time. Her cap- able stage managing helped make Stage Door a suc- cess. A 1 HENRY FRANCIS We've all noticed this fel- low on monitor duty or per- haps taking tickets at many of the school's social affairs. Taciturn and blushing, he can often be seen in the chem. lab. On Saturdays, Henry serves bread for pin money. HELEN GARREAU Learning to control her Ford is I-lelen's greatest ac- complishment. The honor of being the silent partner in the classroom belongs to her. She is noted for taking her time and cannot understand why people are always in a hurry.

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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

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VIRGINIA L. GARRISON Our typing expert is usu- ally quiet, because she is concentrating on her work. She'll make a name for her- self one of these days as somebody's stenogf' EMILIE GIANUNZIO This short, dark-haired bundle of fun comes from our rival town, the Heights. There she starred in basket- ball in her sophomore and junior years. Our gain is I-leight's loss. x- x.,,,, .L kkjjxl L+ Q,gvL ' LORRAINE A. GEORTLER Tookie is the cute and lovable girl of our class. Quiet, cordial, and sincere, she fills with ability any posi- tion assigned to her. Popular among the students, Took- ie is the recording secretary of the Senior class and presi- dent of the choir. WILLIAM H. GLOCKE Quiet, reserved and studi- ous well describes Bill He is a very efficient clerical student. Bill loves to roller skate, that's his way of mak- ing ,IIIOTG friends. 4. i .--m I ,S Yxvkss-IQ, CHARLES T. GOESS III Charley, our varsity swimming manager, finds pleasure in knocking down the pins. When he leaves his Alma Mater, he plans to study engineering in prepar- ation for the U. S. Navy. Charles devotes his time to study-not to women! MARGARET F. GOMMEL Although one of the more quiet members of the class, Margaret is always cheerful and ready to lend a helping hand. The Girls' Glee has found a faithful member in this lass. Movies and popu- lar recordings are her favor- ite hobbies. l IK It 'EX V' . il Gil 'B In XJ 1, -Q., A.- Ag, N61 N , I ff ll N lx Vifginiq L' Gam So . , ff t..' A .1-zfvlf 7 V+-ok .Z-. -ty I if- ' X I ,ff ' - x f . 1 f'Q I I - fjrdxf JLv,,4,,4Cu.,g0...f4,--7,ff: LL X' X16 Ll, ,f- feorraine A G if 1 . 7 1 ' W! f ' QM ' eoffler g.. cyf,u!-fi., I .-v-1: :'Tk,,r',,42f,C. I , ,il L M Emilie Gianunzio William H. GI k oc e Margaret F. Gommel Charles T. Goess, III