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

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RUTH K. SHEILA HOUSEL Our tall, dignified actress, Ruth Housel, ably portrayed characters in the Senior and the lunior plays. She has faithfully warbled with the choir for two years now. Ruth plans to attend Drexel Insti- tute to become a teacher. , 1 ,.1, , 1 ,- ffl I '71 IH' '. I BARBARA ADELE HUNTER lust give Bar a piano and she'll make the spotlight. Our big little girl hails from Haddonfield. She seems to be quite interested in the alumni and that fraternity pin she wears looks a little worn around the edges. CLARENCE IENKINS A very brilliant scholar and a chemical wiz, Clar- ence is also a lady's man. His greatest likes are jitter- bugging and girls, especially girls. Ducky's Thespian urge was gratified by a role in Stage Door. TNJR Sf' 'ffif BETTY IUANITA HUFFERD Because she enjoys good foods, her expert cooking has placed her on the staff of the Hostess Club. Bets hails from Delaware originally, but we hear at present her interests lie in the vicinity of Camden. WALTER HUTCHINS Walt is our suave, good- looking Man-about-town and one of our celebrated rug-cutters. As an excel- lent tooter on the sax and licorice stick, Walt is head- ed for higher heights in the field of modern music. Alfa' J ffi::?.f.ztti ff lens is always ready to tell you what happened at the skating party the night before. Although always on the go with Glee Club and managing the basketball team, she still finds time to correspond with the Army. O ,n .Q ' . Barbara Adele Hunter Walter Hutchins - Clarence Ienlcins ,--. l ? .Z'ffs:w0l' Q? If T 23 if l ii R uth K Sheijq HOU S51 , , .i A if Bert Y !UQnit U Huffe . Fd Eleanore Marie Iensen 'L . , if it Q it M: 5 l x if w i .. t S

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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'

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fa .f I ff. nl r . Tom Iensen .p Alice R. Iepson Ruth Pauline Iohnson eonard Ion s tones Ruth l seph if-elw' lt' o 1 .-V l ' A 7 1 4 , N fffftils X A M 481509 f 1- X9 .qi ,QM 'TOM IENSEN Somewhere Tom must have heard it said, You'll never be sorry for what you don't say, because his words are few and far be- tween. He and Pete seem to be together most of the time. Dancing at Grebes occupies some of his time. RUTH PAULINE IOHNSON Blonde and attractive, Ruth is one of our most brilliant girls. Very musical, she ac- companies the orchestra and sings in the choir. Nothing in life will be too good for Ruth. df I RUTH M. IO Iitterbug par excellence and sorority sister supreme, Ionesy finds time to be everybody's friend. Some strange impelling force seems to guide her to all basketball games. Ruth's quick wit and spontaneous merriment make optimism second nature. .3 .Zsjzqu 76' 4, Amos n. rsPsoN Petite and sweet, Alice came to us from New York. Soft-spoken, she has won the admiration of everyone, though her stay with us has been short. Nursing will claim Alice after her gradu- ation. Paling around with Violette is her pastime. LEONARD IONES Len, a member of the monitorial staff, ably filled the office of vice-president in the Deutsch Klub, even to the extent of occasionally baking cakes. After gradu- ation he plans to land a job and buy a Buick. IOSEPH KELLY. IR. Ice rightfully bears the name of Kelly for he lives up to it with his Irish spirit. He helps keep a classroom live- ly and peppy. Swimming is one of his pet pastimes.