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

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DORIS MAY HARLE Dot's warm smile makes no secret of her ability to win friends and influence people. Her specialty is vocalizing in the hope of a radio career. We who have heard her at various town functions know she'll win her way. DOROTHY IANE HARTMAN A hard worker, a good pal, and a continual giggler - that's Dot. When it comes to Glee Club, you can't find a more faithful member. Ask her about her operation and she'll give you the whole story. FRANK HAVEN Big, broad-shouldered and athletic, Frank proudly wears on his sweaters gold A's that represent years of foot- ball and swimming. No scholar, Frank is a down-to- Earthu fell w who never let is phy 91 prow s avi ' A his he E U7 A At EUGENE EDMOND HARTE Girls envy Gene's curly hair. Ambitious and faithful, he gives his time to the choir. Gene has won the title of most dignified, but we don't believe it, he is really a good sport and great fun. . E ' AUM' -r.. . QL' 1 g ,,.1 X, M Y SELMA HA'I'1'LER Tranquil and serene, Sel- ma is one of the best-liked girls in our class. Her high- pitched feminine voice is well known to all of us. Absolute- ly competent, she is a proud member of the National Hon- or Society. THOMAS I. HESSERT Flashy clothes and a friend- ly Hello easily identify Tom, who was voted the best-dressed Senior boy. His personal likes are driving his dad's automobile and going to dances. Tom's darky ser- vant role in Stage Door s 06? Q11- I , 4- ,B3 x 3 ff 6 .Q 1-'lil M ,g r. D . ons May Hqrle 1 W will never be forgotte . ,Q D M- no f if . , W X f Q . l ' H- WP . If I ' ' ' WJ. Q W Q ,XA tif!! hr ,' . dm Ju- 0 Edmond Home ' f Q r , SAW DM lane artman 'Selma Hattler, ' Frank Haven Thomas I. Hessert 1 '

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5 ,.,Y,9 ' r-DH!! .,- AJMJJB . 1 I ' I Charles Graff , r Ruth E. Hall 5' ' l fm:?gatLI.,H2!!1rimon . .' Robert Qu. Hansen 1 I + JI! on r ' I - fi .,',- A Donald Hans ' R N' bold R bert Williclm Hot o 4 I 355 V i CHARLES GRAFF Loud shirts set Chuck apart from the rest of the class.. This fellow isn't a woman hater by any means and is quite fond of the dance floor. His ambitions carry him over the waves- Luck in the Navy, Char1iel MARGARET I. HAMMON No rouge is needed to give Peg the rosiest cheeks in school. Her laughter has en- livened the Glee Club and her ready smile makes her a most gracious usher. Visitors are always welcome at her house on the Windy hill. DONALD HAN SON The rattling collection of tin that Don rides around in is really a car- C31 Chevyl. His pet interests are in his Petty Girl collection and in garden photography. Don's spare moments are oc- cupied in soda jerking. RUTH E. HALL Tall, laughing Rufus has an excellent record both in the choir and the State Cho- rus. As literary editor of Le Souvenir, she did a corn- mendable job. Ruth's favor- ite pastimes are music, ham- burgers, milkshakes, and having a general good time. ROBERT G. HANSEN This silent partner from down yonder has left his niche in our memory. A swell fellow to everybody even when on monitor duty! In junior swimming he hit the water, and in senior track he hit the road. ROBERT WILLIAM HARBOLD Bob is one that can ap- proach a math. problem with- out any apprehension. His quips can throw a sober gathering into a mirthful roar. Noted for. his dependability, he has won his place in the Honor Society.

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QM, Violette Marie Hetzel s Doris Emlw Holme 0 f it lift IRL ' s Ptichflfd Hopkm Q . if Bm Thomas H 5 V, l 1' vio iiaAifir2t'irE1'zEL Violette's undying efforts for a bigger and better Par- rot will long be remembered by our seniors. Her cheers at all the football games were filled with whole-hearted en- thusiasm. Here's hoping her interests in journalism and laboratory technique lead on to success! I UNE MARIE HILL Hockey really is what gives Iune her greatest enjoyment. This year the title of co-cap- tain was conferred upon her. Even though Iune spends most of her time with sports, she is a very capable student and loads of fun. DORIS EIVIILY HOLMES Following the crowd and entering into the spirit ot things describes Doris. You can find her skating at the rink or corresponding with her friends in the Navy. Doris gains several extra minutes of sleep by living near school. I Iune Hill fl William Hirsch .404 1. f W 79:04-1 M mO BlCKS HI Tom is alwa mn ys counted on to say the unexpected. His conversation and actions are all very slow except when he's swimming. Blondes seem to be his speciality. He swings out on his clarinet every once in a while. VVILLIAM HIRSCH Almost any time we are passing through the Reser- vation, the hot licks of a trumpet will greet our ears. Investigation proves that Bill is on the other end of that horn. Supplementing his usual quiet mood is a habit- ual, broad grin. RICHARD HOPKINS Brown curly-haired and soft-spoken, Dick is a fugitive from studies. He believes that books do more good in the locker than out. Dick is often seen in the print shop. 1'