Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)
- Class of 1951
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I !1,,,..!1., llvir fffmf. 7Wa10,- fAf.,..9A My Wm. jk' ,Sifnior C6145 u!l95l on Lffayofa ffjznior C6455- , 11.1 lULil'A have mazb .X4lllAlA0lI 3 rich Ainlory f4f1 ' :Les fo px- lu'4'.L5 HJ graf1'IucA' nur, lllll1l'l'L'iflfi0ll. I! Q ll W 1 Si if ' s quid Kumi! W xx Ou . Vent? Xxxxx x' xx xx IS -Q! mx Hui! 191 .fd Snior predenfafion AUIIUBUN HIGH SIIHUIJL AUIJUBUN NEWJEHSEY f 1 I X. 5 mf' ' ,f f i N2 . J! 3 Z fag N9 x ki J, 304, 4. '? f 4 4 , QQ W ' E 59 6, X 1 7 I Q9 X X, 35253 X Their time and efforts X To Miss Grace N. Kramer in appreciation of her deep interest in the welfare of the students . , . for her patience, understanding, and guidance during the past twenty-five years which have helped so many students to realize their goalfgraduation . . . for her unconquerable spirit and untiring efforts in guiding us in' both personal and scholastic problems . . . for encouraging us to accept our responsibilities, develop our character, and practice the ideals of democracy . . . We, in behalf of all the classes which have left the portals of Audubon High School during these twenty'five years, feel it is a distinct honor for us, the Class of 1951, to dedicate this Silver jubilee issue of Le Souvenir. MISS GRACE N. KRAMER Principal .--mtv: lggmuzg ld!-ll: llltlrl IIVZIZ lllllw IIIVIIIJ ..- 5- IF rd :nn lon EAI IIZQBQX- BIZ' K I A , llihllf' MKII! lnllim A .:' 'l 1ill L IIS Ill I Ulm? effzf-:rr TEV? X Q ! -fd- uu I 227' und: ICU-- nl-n HIV! UAH- u 11 ull? 1171 UV' if f' if Q ing lnnzl' IIZSI -lQ1lZ IIIUZI lull Quit :EEEE :Engng llllll Q - I . I ' r - I rx 4 ' . 1:4- Q - ,. 3 a 17, 9 2 Y, Emi f nazi! ' L 4 rl 5 7 if 0 X IZ' qffnff X I QM' -Tn!! liill IMI!! IIDII lilll llgzl Ezils Ill!! llpl- will I . -.f -1 5 i 22? m were devoted In nur prnqress We, the members of the Yearbook Staff, on behalf of the Class of 1951, dedicate this issue of 'LLe Souvenir to a member of the faculty who, we believe, has done so much for our class. She was our Tenth Grade English teacher as well as a Sophomore and Junior class advisor. She has been actively interested in both the social and athletic activities of the school, and we feel, of our class in particular. Although we are now not ofliciallylconnected with her, we are sure she hasn't forgotten us and we know we haven't forgotten her. And so we dedicate our Le Souvenir to a constant advisor, companion, and friend--Mrs. Gwendolyn Pratt. MRS. GWENDOLYN C. PRATT X X x 42. 4 Z i i XXX XXSXX H i XXXX X XXXX X f lava Q I! 'vw I ' z-- li V K, '?2 5 3' X X ' iid Ke I . gf-3, ll xx, .F gl hi J, fiaeafdqwqfi? fr Ni l' qgxm ' A-xlmxxxxwxxizigx 'J YA i 2 li -swim. x x ' yt . : i:: ' gifts., lxxaxxwxx- x xxnxxxxvii' x .lk Fifi 55555: 'f I BOARD OF EDUCATION, Left to Right: Dr. Mr. Seely, 'Mr. Post, Mr. Bayne, Mr, Bevan, Dr. Owens, Mr. Schreiber, Mr, Daniels, Mr. N1cCormick. XVvw, Mi, Hart. Mrs, Luseh. BUAHDI ?EDUPATIUN OFFICERS OF THE BOARD President ...... . . . . .... . . . Vice-President ..... District Clerk ....... Secretary ...... Supervising Principal. . . Secretary ...... Principal ........... .... Secretary ............ Assistant to H. S. Principal. .. High School Secretary ...... F. H. Owens, Jr. . . . .Mr, Raymond E. Hart . . . .Mr. Gilbert S. Baync . . . .Mrs Grace Snape . . , .Mr. Ernest Schreiber .......Mrs. Ruth Deane . . .Miss Grace N. Kramer .. . .Mrs Linda Huffman ... . .Mr. Paul M. Dare . . . .Miss Dorothy Reed GREETINGS To the lvicmbers of the Class of 1951: To each of you, the members of the ,Board of Education extend congratulations and sin' cerest wishes for a great and happy future. In the world today there are great possif bilities for young men and women, for there is no' better chance in the world to live a useful life than to serve to make more secure the free' doin of all mankind. Let each of you, as time advances, seize every opportunity to serve your fellowmen in your endeavor for livelihood, in public oihce, in everyday living. Whether your contribution is large or small makes no difference, only that it is a sincere, honest effort for the betterment of others. May God bless you and all that succeed you so that Audubon High School contributes only those who serve Humanity and Freedom. Dr. Frank H. Owens Jr. Class of February 1929 Prnqress made pnssihle ADMINISTH TIU MR. ERNEST SCHREIBER Supervising Principal The ugly shadows of a world at war again loom on the horizon. In the past, former grad- uates were successful in waging war but did little toward the establishment of a lasting peace. May you, the class of 1951 and the honored twenty' fifth graduating class of Audubon High School, contribute your share toward a practical formula for a better world for all people and peace. QW., E. Schreiber. MISS GRACE N. KRAMER Principal The year 195Of1951, a time when backward glances are in order, we also lookwforward to the future-your future and that of your Alma Mater -for it is here in Audubon High School that we learn to live in the present as well as to make preparation for living in the future. We glance with pride, not only over the past twentyfive years of progress and accomplishment in Audubon High School but also toward the next twentyffive years with keen anticipation in and anxiety for even bigger and better things to come. Grace N. Kramer. MR. PAUL M. DARE Assistant to Principal The members of the Class of 1951 are to be commended on the fine spirit and cooperation shown in continuing to uphold the Hne traditions which have been established during the past twenty' five years. May the years to come bring success and happiness to the members of the Class of '51, Paul M, Dare. hy their wise decisions or '55 X On the twentyffifth anniversary of the Audubon High School, we wish to honor the members of our faculty who have served both the students and the school. Each year these advisors and teachers have endeavored to develop such ideals and traits of character which will insure better citizens of-the future as they take their positions in society. They have contributed much to the progress of the high school itself. The class of '51 congratulates especially those members of the administration and faculty who have been here for twentyfhve years. These people have seen the high school develop into the fine school that it is today. On this, our Silver Anniversary, Le Souvenir expresses its gratitude to them for their services to the students and the school. 25 Year Group Grace N. Kramer M. A.-University of Pennsylvania High School Principal . I' QA 'U Rebecca Borstein B.S.-University of Pennsylvanii t 5 English Department Paul M. Dare M.S.4University of Pennsylvania Assistant to High School Principal :iq -. X yt K K, Ii. 'it Bertha W. Dornbach B.S in Ed.-Temple University Mathematics Department Elton E. Ellis B,S. in Ed.-Rutgers University Mathematics Department v ii' 1 George H. Jaggard M.A.fMiddlcbury College English Department Mildred M. Lance B,S.fUniversity of Pennsylvania Foreign Language and English De partments Harriet K. Lininger B.S. in H.E.-Drexel Institute Home Economics Department l i K , l li Elizabeth fc r Trenton ,ate al School Comm ialD artment X Qilylx is .Ig me ii 5 V 4 gi 1 fri I L 3. in ,S . . ,,.: p X h W eii is it 137' 'TEXQ 3 ,gif if .x 5 ar A -fu. , I it L, . H Alice W. Feinmann B.S.-Glassboro State Teachers College English Department James R. Hopkins B.S.-Lock Haven State Teachers College Physical Education Department Louise P. Housel AB.-Swarthmore College Social Science Department Alice F. Humphrey Trenton State Normal Mathematics and Social Science Def partments Clara Aronow BS. in H.E.-Drexel Institute Home Economics Department Piero E. Belarcli B.S.-University of Scranton Mathematics Department Josephine M. Betz BS. in Ed.fKutztown State Teacher: College Lihrarian Arthur A. Birltby A.T.C.L.-Trinity College of London Music Department Edmond A. Boyer B.S. in Ed.-Trenton State Teachers College Indus ia rts Department J Facult Grace O. Hunter Ecl.D.-Temple University Director of Guidance Betty Keene B.S.-Ursinus College Physical Education Department Orland L. Keyburtz Ph,D.-New York University Commercial Department Pearl C. Kimes M.A.vUniversity of Pennsylvania Social Science Department Ethel B. Bridge AB.-Temple University Social Science and English Depart' ments Harold H. Cook B.S.-Glasshoro State Teachers College Physical Science Department Lawrence H. Coppock B.S.--Bowling Green State University Industrial Arts Department Dorothy W. DuBell BS.---Trenton State Teachers College Commercial Department Lillian F. Eaton Fine Art College, Syracuse University Free Hand Art 3 ,i X Q ff 73 J- , f .,. .Ii 6 . B W, El V 'K . I K I 'Q' Q p V I .:,. N it ' 1 x John F. Kling B.S. in Ed. Rutgers University Social Science and Safety Education Departments Pearl H. Kowalski BS, -East Stroudsburg S.T.C. Physical Education Department Dorothy S. LaDow BS, University of Pennsylvania Physical Science Department Willizrm Lair B.S. Trenton State Teachers College Pliysical Education Department . Eleanor A. Laslcoslci BS, in Ed, Ride Coll 1- M i Commercial De rt K. l M ' V ,. of S' ' , lf fu. km f MJ 4,1 1f?i:l-54 1 . fs, 1' ,- 'li X .34 Gladys Lawson M.A.--Temple University English Department Irving Lippe B.S. in Ed.YOhio University English and Social Science Depart' ments Aurora A. Malfitano B.S. in Ed.--University of Penna. Foreign Language Department Margaret S. McKelvey AB.-lmmaculata College Foreign Language Department ' i ersity of Pennsylvania I 1 ut M. Mervine Social Science Department Facull john Messenger Ed.M.-Rutgers University Physical Science Department George Oldham Ed.M.ATemple University Mathematics and Health Departments William R. Pole AB,-Franklin and Marshall College Social Science Department Alyncla H. Pratt B.S. in Ed.-Glassboro S.T.C. Social Science and Physical Science Departments Q mum .5356 ffm . sa, g f , ss, , as . -iii Gwendolyn C. Praft M.S. in Ed.-Rutgers University English Department Joseph M. Stamer Ed.M,-Bucknell University Physical Science Department Benjamin Weil MS.-University of Pennsylvania Physical Science Department Gene V. White, R.N. B.S.-Columbia University Health SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS AND ADVISORS: Seated, left to right: P. Riley, C. Leps, R. McMicheal. Standing: Mrs. Lance, Mr. Kling, Mr. Pole, Mr. Belardi, Miss Dornbach. Class Advisors and ElHSSiPUEHl I Ufflners Class Poem by David Hammond THE VOYAGE The harbor is sounded, the channel is cleared, The open sea and the tempest is neared. Over the water so fraught with fears, We sail to meet the rushing years. Bravely we go to face the test, With smile and laugh and hearty jest, For wind and wave no dangers hold When hopes are high and hearts are bold When the last shore light fades from view, And far behind lies the land we knew, When the Hre of hope burns dim and low And mists obscure the North Star's glow, When veering winds beset our sails, And clouds hang low with impending gales, When we doubt our course and where the port, And wonder -if all has been for naught. Then we'll turn to charts made long ago With book in hand and eyes aglowg When we laid our course and mapped the way, To a land of dreams and a bright new day. And we'll grasp the wheel and face again, Into the spray, the dark, and the rain. With precepts old and concepts new, We'll keep to the course till dreams come true. -David Hammond PI VJ. Taht, C. Lt-ps, C. Armstrong. The Literary Staff of the '51 Le Souvenir has worked long and hard all through the year lu try to produce thc Hnest hook possible for our Silver Anniversary. In the years to come you will often turn to your yearbook to recall the good times you had at A.H.S. and all your classmates whom you no longer sec. The staff wishes all the graduates success and happiness in the years to come. Le Souvenir SPECIAL 25th EIJITIIJN Sitting: Galvin, C. Armstrong, C. Leps, J Steltz, Boyer, Standing: lvliss McKelvey, E Leach. F, Hohenstein, D. Moorby, T, Covely, Miss Eaton. Since the Senior class has the priviledge of conducting the yearbook project, itbis the mem' bers of that class who pledge financial support. The business staff lthrough underclass sub' scriptions, advertisements, and professional patrons has tried hard to make the financial burden as light as possible for each senior. Sitting: P. Riley, Bischofsberger, B. Taht, Wiriters, R. Crozisdale. Standing: Miss Lance, I. Bernier, W. Wonxtl, L. Martino, XV. Bartelt, A. Schcuehenzuber, R. Marsh, E. Boi-gger, M. Herman, iof+h:'ri1ei', E. Boeger. T. Covely, E. Leach, Galvin, Miss McKelvey s vnce, l. Bernier. A. SCl1CllCl1CI1.I'.lIl'5CF, Win' ters. Su-liz. 1. Bisehofsberger, l. Bernier. -. an v.--4 ffl, nkuu i'- i u .T 1- A 4 me M Jf 4 -V! ,gtg 'Ex Q: Y? I i ., hx I A xi? Sflqrxxi W 3 wx f - H I ' SW ' ff 5 5 0 K w o : X i.,,,Q-Q, -i-nf' ,xxx Kllv :x X XQQSQQX xx x x xxxxxx XX xxx XNXXDI o E . 3 1 , , .. - ' ,- .- 1: ' X Q, gs.N.s.,, I , Q -' - A H - .: 1 , : ,,,--xx - 'ZRQH-...C.-x:-XX N--1s an - ,X-1:11-xx fxxsx num s I .x X 1- -gxxsx ' --,,.nn xsh 4 , ,- STANLEY A ANDERSON CYNTHIA M. ARMSTRONG MARTHA K BANNAR Z Bobolmk Road 420 Audubon Avenue 307 Amherst Road Audubon Park N Audubon, N. Audubon N Amnhle quiet keen inter' Sweet and sincere . . . made Honor Incessant giggler merry and e t in oat dependable worker Society in Junior year . . interest nimble witted flirtatious pends week ends at the shore in needlework . . . associate editor unior and Senior play cast cipxble tudent wavy of Le Souvenir . adores good taste in clothes willing brown hair kittens. ho tess naive HARRY W BARRACLIFF ERNEST BARRETT WAYNE E BARTELT 6 Whippcicirwill Way 309 Maple Avenue 148 W8 l1lni1t0H Avenue Audubon Pirk N Audubon, N. Rll1'1r1Cm6d6 N I Sharp ix footer sophisticated Smiling freckled face . . good P0PUl3f UNCC 11 fflcml Hlwuv but friendly out tanding, in disposition . . . cofoperative 1 fflfml yfifblwli bklslnef trick n e y next dre er proud owner of a '32 Ford 21 flood U1fl1f2Cl and CSSY always Gehting., with Rock , . always willing to do his part iloml-. QCUQ9 Of humor qlllct hlond capable student. WCTY 2.0045 l00lClf12Z WILLIAM R. BATCHELOR 218 Yale Road Audubon, N. His voice is low and seldom heard . . . hard worker . . . imperturbf able . . . serious . a nice fellow to know. IRENE G. BERNIER 154 Wyoming Avenue Audubon, N. Vivacious . . . enchanting voice . . , Honor Society . . . Le Sou' vernirn staff . . . eyebrow always raised . . , peppy cheerleader . . . swing band vocalist . . . Good night Irene . L53 is yy ,Q-J My Did! GRADUATES UF 1951 CONSTANCE M. BILLSTEIN 119 E. Clements Bridge Road Runnemede, N. I. ' Steady . . . likes to receive let' ters . . . always talking . . . attrac' tive . . . dresses with neat taste . . . good sense of humor . . . likes to knit. ELIZABETH R. BOEGER 137 Haviland Avenue Audubon, N. Attractive blonde . . . overwhelm' ing personality . . . careerfbound . . . definitely on the road to suc' cess . . . constant talker . . . s the latest fas 63La,f4f always JOAN A. BISCHOFSBERGER 215 W. Pine Street Audubon, N. Carries responsibilities with ease and willingness . . . interested in architecture . . . capable student . . , bugle corps fan . . . tall and slim . . . smiling. PETER V. BLACK 316 Oak Street Audubon, N. Council President . . . interested in agriculture . . . good-natured and friendly . . . baseball enthusiast . . . blushes quickly . . . mixes well . . 1 friend to all . . . Honor Society. JOAN F. BOYER 501 Edgewood Avenue Audubon, N. Pleasing personality . . . hates to be teased . . . Le Souvernirn Literary staff . . .' head in the clouds . . . always willing to help . . . good natured. V. DOLORES BRANDQUIST Z5 Seventh Avenue Runnemede, N. Pretty blonde . . . speaks Swedish fluently . . . very cofoperative . . . quiet . . . outstanding musical talent . . . sweet and demure . . . pianist for choir and orchestra. ROBERT B. BROGAN DOLORES V. BUDZIK 817 Orchard Avenue 127 S. Logan Avenue Runnemede, N, Audubon, N. Hunting enthusiast . . . motorcycle A leader in sports . . . great sense mad . . . not a care in the world of humor , . . usually found with . quiet humor . . . silent mem' Mae . . . good sport . loyal to ber of the class . . . udevilfmay- all her friends . . . likes to wear care . suits. LESLIE D. BUETE AUGUSTA G. CALLOWAY 813 Market Street 140 Baird Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Romeo . . . cutfup . . . very Dark hair and dark eyes , . .color friendly . . . never without a smile guard . . . good sense of humor the kid . . . big blue Buick . . . always a lot of fun . . . help' , . . cute . . . makes many friends ful and dependable. . fast talker. Ma, at fi? 5 ' Qiffi s , y, -I N -.1 'li V, M' ill . i - '- ii -Z . BE'I'I'E J. CAMPANELL 1228 Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N. J. ANTHONY L. CERONE 420 White Horse Pike Audubon, N. I. I -x , . 1 , 1' ff AUDUBIIN HIGH SIIIIIIUI. ELIZABETH N. CHANDO 810 Clements Bridge Road Runnemede, N. I. Short and petite . . . quiet laugh Generosity plus . . . wine, women, Happyfgoflucky . . . credit to the . . . reserved until you know her and song . . . sharp dresser . . . varsity . . . to know her is to like . . . seen with an outfof'town flashing eyes . . . easy'going . . her and everybody knows her . . . crowd . . jalways happy. Latin charmer . . . mischievous . . . why boys leave home . . . cute. bluffer . . . cutfup. BEVERLY R. COPES 125 Jefferson Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. I. EUGENE CLAYTON 200 Virginia Avenue Audubon, N. I. Joi-iN W. copes 125 Ieflerson Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Quiet , l , admirable , , , Oh! ghose Football player . . . always on Quiet and unassuming . . . half of blue eyes , . . nice guy . . . what time? . . . owns a fast car . . . a great twosome . . . sport fan . . . would we do without his father's rowdy . . . gets plenty of fun out seen at all school activities . . . Chevy . . . neat. of life . . . usher at movies. even disposition. WILLIAM CORVINO 32 Lincoln Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N, J. THELMA COVELY 516 Elm Avenu7 Audubcntx N. . - Joker . . . never ending supply of Cute majo gl? . gum . . . carefree . . . good sport ality . . ys li he . . . . Oh, that green sweater . . . '. . . e . - ,alresse 1 high ambitions . . . always available tas .V Xa 'a fo r . . . cofoperative. Qnnx ta ie. 1 3 lt is ' L, A XJ ml' l' Ui ' pil . BARBARA L. CRAIG Of OASDAL 214 Washington Terrace 5 ix 536xld anutrgtriet Audubon, N. I. ' u on, . . Honesty plus . . . blushes . .n X lc i lgllimor . . . well known dramatically inclined . . . a co n th Jdekey field . . . color guard mercial whiz . . . loves to writekl 5 t . snappy attractive poetry . . . trust-worthy and de' Kinette . fix business staff sec- pendable. etary ai' JAMES A. CROMPTON 9 Clements Bridge Road Runnemede, N. J. Never without his motorcycle . . . hates to be called W fff-' . . . he blinked his eyes-he must be alive . . . mechanically inclined. JANE H. DIRKES 341 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. Slender and poised . . . laugh and Jane laughs with you . . . pleasing personality . . . Allfgirl bugle corps enthusiast . . . ticklish . . . true friend. HENRIETTA O. DREBES 200 W. Fifth Avenue Runnemede, N. Goodfnatured blonde . . . not very often heard from . . . good student . . . considerate , . . pastimes are skating and dancing . . . blushes easily. NORMAN A. EAISE 345 W. Graisbury Avenue Audubon, N. I. Ace . . . easy'going and ex- tremely likeable . . . came to us in Junior year . . . sharp'shooter on the basketball pourt . . . an ideal classmate. ROBERT M. CURRAN 43 Grant Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N. I. Center on football team . . . nice looking . . . slings the cleaver . . . swell guy . . . resident of boom town . . . quiet voice. ROBERT J. DODD 17 White Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. I. Funfloving . . . carries a lot of weight on the football team . . . drives the Black Mariah . . . usually with the gang. KATHLEEN A. DUNLEVY 42 Payson Avenue Audubon, N. J. Tall and attractive . . . quiet . . cofoperative . . . sweet and sincere . . . helpful . . . girl worth know' ing . . . Pretty Kitty Blue Eyes . HERBERT G. FURNESS 7 Turtle Dove Court Audubon Park, N. I. Hot'rod . . I. tall and lanky . . . wisefcracker . . . pet peeves-tests and notebooks . . . rowdy . . . carefree . . . dresses neatly. GRADUATES UP 1951 MAE E. DIESER 33 -Oswego Avenue Audubon. N. J. Hockey award in Senior year . . . always with the gang . . . good sport at all times . . . why teachers get gray . . . ticklish and talkative. ELAINE E. DODDS 205 W, Third Avenue Runnemede, N. Friendly . . . sparkling, impish eyes . . . engaged . , . constant talker . . . flighty . . . instantaneous smile . . . pert . . . always talking about him . its WILLIAM J. GALLAGHER 15 First Avenue Runnemede, N. Keeps the base drum beat in the band . . . manager of basketball team . . . wellfliked and friendly Sc in AUDUBUN HIGH SIIHUIII. 'x e MM L' 1- lpn! JANET E. GALVIN 112 Cornell Road Audubon, N. Drummer in Audubon corps . . . Honor Society . . . dry humor . . . nior play lead . . . Yearbook .. . loyal to the Runnemede crowd. , , , likes fall men , . , successful in LOUIS GIACOBBE 125 Third Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Fine athletic ability in all fields . . . tall, dark, and handsome . . . wise' cracker . . . aggressive . . . the girls sigh when Lou walks by. everything she attempts. CLAIRE A. GIDEON 421 W. Pine Street Audubon, N. J. Cheerful, sunny smile . . . full of fun . . . pretty curly hair . . , dry humor . . . hockey fullback . . curious . . . skating fan . . . mad , ,if Uf K. ELEANOR GARDNER 122 Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N. Goalie on the hockey team . . lots of fun . . . sporty dresser . . hard worker ,. . . ready wit . . good kid . ALICE H. GREEN 15 Goldfinch Road Audubon Park, N. I. Good things come in small pack- ages . . . twirled to success as a majorette . . . cutie with bangs . . . mixes sports with pleasure . typist. snappy dresser. ll .. ,I gf lm A .. - A 1 if sf. M s we eeis E I 'X ' I X Q r Z Q full' r , F S ' ARY ACKE'I'Il' ROBERT H. HALLMAN X cpe! ff 4 udu on Avenue 806 -Oak Street A Audubon, N. Audubon, N. X tterfbrain . . . weekly visitor Quiet and reserved . . . always f. . . incessant talker . . . hard prepared . . . studious and intelli' worker . . . worrier . . . attracted gent . . . plays clarinet . . . very to redfheads . . . fun provider . . . obliging and dependable . . . neat always sincere. appearance. DAVID V. HAMMOND HELEN S. HAMMOND 806 Oak Street 145 S. Haviland Avenue Runnemede, N. Audubon, N. ' Q A Q Great imagination . . . moon' Comes in pint size only . . . loves man . . . ambition for a writing the great outdoors . . . the kind i - career . editor of famed, Galley to teasefdoesn't get sore . . .,' iiii Times . . . creative artistic ability collegefbound. if . . . imperturbable. ,QQU1 . 'Q .. K W GRADUATES Ill? 1951 JAMES E. HANDLETON 22 Thompson Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Goodflooking sixffooter with per- sonality to match . . . nonchalant . . . dependable football player for four years . . . neat dresser. JOAN HARWIN 105 Roosevelt Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. A flirt in her own way . . . always happy . . . pleasant singing voice . . . flair for the theatre . . . presi' dent of the F. H. A .... friendly. as i?' W ' if ...P -gs . it f '- . ,sf . L i Fi: . ' .. faux - G it JAMES D. HARKEY 52 E. Vassar Road Audubon, N. A second Eddie Arnold . . . now serving in the Marine Corps . . . southern drawl . . . one in a mil- lion . . . Tex to everybody . . . handsome. SCI' JOAN M. HAYES 103 Wilson Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N. Our gift from Baltimore in her Senior year . . . sweet personality . . . considerate . . . likes to sing, dance, draw, and play the piano. 'Q' X it ' ' .1 - MARGARET E. HERMAN J A ,.,'-,ev A Hsin 7 4- .Ar . My ..., A 29 w. Kings Highway A - A W . Mt. Ephraim, N. if? A ,V I . Very dependable . . . hard worker fini, .- R fgitig 23,5 g . .1 . . . cheery word for everyone . . . A ,SQ 1 'Le Souvernir' business staff . . . do QQ- .F 11 ideal classmate sweet' person, ality . . . genuine. A. FRED HOHENSTEIN 26 Grandview Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N. J. Leviflover . . . not sleeping-just resting his eyes . . . yearbook artist . . . indomitable track man . . . easy-going . . . friendly smile , . twofgun . CHARLOTTE E. HARVEY 550 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. Softfspoken . . . modest and re' ved . . . gullible . . . nice dis- position . . . enjoys skating . . . loyal and sincere . . . never without a smile. RUSSELL B. HENRY 210 Oak Street Audubon, N. Russ is shy and quiet . . . blusher hotftempered . . . good dancer . always talks about cars . . . unconcerned . . . softfspoken. MAURICE E. HEWITT 24 Adams Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Likes red suspenders . . . d0n't that studious look fool you , high stepping on party nights . swell guy to know. EDWARD P. HUMPHREY S 166 Edgewood' Avenue Audubon, N. J. Movie fan . . . John's shadow . tall blond . . . farfaway look sense of humor . . . moody . . hearty laugh . . . joker. i I ,liff LW 4 I A .W QQ if? 'V v 43713 ' ' 'I :K 4-,T 1 VK - gs .-ru, - s 1. M ' 5 i Q llf I g 1 ii - l . fax. ' X hx 1 Ijfzfkii .- KATHRYN R. HUNTER 256 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. 1. HAROLD T. JOHNSON 420 W. Pine Street Audubon, N. I. AUIJUBIIN HIGH SIIHIIUI. ROBERT A. KENNEDY 843 Read Avenue Runnemede, N. I. Good-natured . . . bound to 'sucf Football linefman . . . cutfup . . . Individualist . . . nice guy when ceed . . . very friendly and sincere willing worker . . . property man you know him . . . eats to live toward everyone . . .ranks high in . . . blue eyes . . . Mr. Belardi's and lives to eat . . . his biggest dependability . . . always willing pet peeve . . . jocular. to help. MARIE E. KNEDEISON 265 Wyoming Avenue Audubon, N. J. ELIZABETH A. KING 46 Creston Avenue Audubon, N. I. worry-Chemistry . . . nice smile. LAWRENCE W. KNOWLES 50 E. Pine Street Audubon, N. Her main interest is in sports and Very friendly . . . never quiet . . . A joke for every occasion . . . she excels in all of them . . . cap' many outside interests . . . sleepy party entertainer . . . sharp dresser able student . . . friendly manner eyes . . . sincere . . . seen at all . . .Senior play hillbilly . . . jitter- . . . lots of fun to be with. Gloucester Catholic dances. HARRY L. KRAUS 300 W. Pine Street Audubon, N. I. SHIRLEY R. KOHLER 271 S. Davis Avenue Audubon, N. J. Tall, very attractive brunette . . . Shy, lanky blusher . . . basketball. candid . . . Bob's girl . . . stylish and baseball . . . quiet, unexpected dresser . . . amusing . . . giggler humor . . . girl'shy . . . extremely . . . good company . . . sophistif likeable . . . outstanding team work. cated appearance. DONALD G. LAUK 1 Pelican Drive Audubon Park, N. I. Good friend . . . quiet . . . easy to get along with . . . cofoperates willingly with others . . . nice per' sonality . . . always asking ques' EDITH M. LEACH 16 Davis Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Danger! live wire . . . hockey halfback . . . interest in water sports . . . Literary Staff secretary . . . accepts responsibilities . . . tions. unpredictable. bug specialist . . ,. ladies' man . . . power house of energy. is H . A, CHARLES E. LEPS 22 Forrest Avenue DAVID G. LESHNER 120 W. Merchant Street Runnemede, N. I. Audubon, N. I. Our handsome class prexy for Definitely college-bound . . . able four years . . . Le Souvenir edi' to take a joke . . . working hard tor . . . dependable worker . . . for success in the future . . neat dresser . . . swell friend to friendly . . . inquisitive. have . . . Honor Society. LEROY T. McCURDY 323 Bowens Avenue Runnemede, N. I. MAE H. MCHALE 119 Grant Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. J. In naval reserve . . . imaginative A silent member of our class . . . . introvert . . . Ki1lr0y . science magazine enthusiast . came to us in junior year . unassuming. ROBERT 1. MCMICHAEL 248 Mansion Avenue Audubon, N. Football star . . . easyfgoing . . . fanatic on hillfbilly music . . . seriousfminded . . . likes sleep and comfort in the classroom . . . mad chemist. DOLORES A. McNAMEE 115 Lafayette Road Audubon, N. I. Lively majorette . . . whimsical . . . easy to get along with . . . optimis' tic . . . good dancer . . . very sin' cere . . . full of pep.' good friend . . . drummer . . helpful . . . pleasant disposition . . sweet and sincere . . . good sport. GRADUATES F .5 'lvgful if LORRAINE L. MCCALLA 437 W. Pine Street Audubon, N. I. An expert on the rink and on the dance floor . . . fast talker . . . knows all the latest jokes . . . hot' rod happy. JAMES I. MCMENAMY 625 ldora Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Likes green cars . . . sharp dresser . . . gooddooking . . . perfect gentleman . . . winning personality . . . he can have a good time anywhere. RONALD T. MCMICHAEL 305 Clements Bridge Road Runnemede, N. J. Rowdy . . . girlfshy . . . jovial jester . . . cleanfcut . . . favorite with the office force . . . lanky . . . amiable guy. DOLORES M. MAGEE 203 Wilson Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N. I. Pretty . . . black wavy hair . . . serene . . . likes to giggle . . . neat dresser . . . obliging . . . moody . . . many interests . . . petite. 35 WALTER MAHLER 201 Virginia Avenue Audubon, N. Easily satisfied . . . sunny disposif tion . . a true friend . . . short but not to be looked down upon . . . temperamental . . . giggler. LOUIS A. MARTINO 106 Kings Highway Mt. Ephraim, N. I. Life of any party . . . junior and Senior play cast . . . dresses like an ad in Esquire . . . varsity basketball . . . Council V. P. . . . RICHARD L. MARSH 605 Mansion Avenue Audubon, N. I. Trustworthy football and track manager . . . wellfliked by all of his classmates . . . takes part in all school activities . . . pleasing manner. KARL N. MILLIGAN 453 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. Drummer definitely on road to suc- cess . . . real gone guy . . . center of attraction . . . active in football . . . usually surrounded by popular. ROSE M. MITCHELL 121 James Street Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Sincere friend to all . . . quiet . . . meticulous . . . shiny clark eyes . . . cheerful . . . very understand' ing . . . sure cure for the blues . . wellfdressed. CATHERINE E. MONAGHAN 241 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. Contagious giggler . . . dependable . . . looking for a future as a secretary . . . likes to dance . . . gay disposition . . . hard worker. girls. THEODORE W. MOHR 124 Cedarcroft Avenue Audubon, N. J. Towering teddy-bear . . . good student in spite of his rowdiness . . . fine offensive endg also capable on basketball court and baseball field . . . likeable red head. WILFRED A. MONTPELIER 711 Market Street Mt. Ephraim, N. Impish eyes . . . Hend for food . . . pessimistic outlook on life . . . out for football and baseball . . . friendly manner. AUIJUBIIN HIGH SIIHIIIIL C. JOSEPH MARTIN 28 Dowling Avenue Audubon, N. I. Heartbreaker . . . outstanding in all sports . . . N950 Club Joe . . . boy from the South . . . good look' ing . . . easy-going . . . likeable. WAYNE M. MILLIGAN 453 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. J. Ladies' man . . . star quarterback . . . good sport . . . nicerlooking . . . terrific personality . , . well known around school . . . pitcher. A . . f, a' as sk si , .K V ip g f 1 ., isfm V , k is Mn UA T E s at 'kgasgw . 1 , A DONALD W. MOORBY JOHN L. MORROW RICHARD K. MOULES 209 S. Barrett Avenue 16 Seventh Avenue 108 W. Kings Highway Audubon, N. Runnemede, N. Mt. Ephraim, N. Real swell guy . . . friendly and Light brown wavy hair . . . rather Always happy and has a ready wellfliked . . . Le Souvenir staff serious . . . cute . . . Winsome smile smile . . . willing to give a helping . . .likes to have a good time. . . . . . Are you sleeping, Brother hand . . . curly blond hair . . . class chauffeur . . . Junior play cast. John? . . . unexpected humor. talks fast . . . sincere . . . gentle' man. T. PAUL NEALE DOLORES M. NORTON SYLVIA M. NYMAN 221 Black Horse Pike 279 S. Black Horse Pike 138 Lafayette Road Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Audubon, N. J. Main interest-hot rods . . . shy Accomplished organist . . . talented Why gentlemen prefer blondes . . . works in a gas station , , , Hawaiian dancer . . . pleasant per' . . . peppy cheerleader . . . dynamic reserved. . . easy-going . . . obligf sonality . . . forever stewed up personality . . . giggler . . . nice ing , , , blugher, about something . . . platinum dresser . . . flirtatious smile . . . blonde hair . . . spontaneous smile. bubbling enthusiasm. W. JAMES OREM DIXIE L. PAISLEY 211 W. Merchant Street 30 E. Vassar Road Audubon, N. Audubon, N. Car fiend . . . get a horse . . Hockey inner for four years . . . happyfgo-lucky . . . chatterbox . . . shy and retiring . . . eats one meal Oh! that laugh . . , corney joker a day--all day . . . temperamental . . . tall and slim . . . good dresser. . . . soft-spoken . . . sweet. LESLIE A. PAISLEY JEAN P. PANKOW 30 E. Vassar Road 34 Thompson Avenue Audubon, N. Mt. Ephraim, N. Modest and easily embarrassed . . . A willing helper . . . full of fun prompter for both plays . . . a true . . . sweet personality . . . no study friend . . . blusher . . . reserved troubles . . . trustworthy and def Gloucester fan . . . Bugle pendable . . . will make a good Corps three years. secretary. . .1 1. 'Q JOHN A. PASTRE ROBERT,E. PAUL 14 Whippoorwill Way 109 Center Avenue Audubon Park, N. J. Mt. Ephraim, N. J. Congenial . . . member of Junior lCarefree . . . ambition to be a and Senior play casts . . . stubborn minister . . . tall and looserjointed . . . competent worker . . . likes to . . . nice . . . excellent swimmer strum on the guitar . . . joker. and diver . . . congenial guy. ROY R. POTTS MARIE H. RIETHEIMER 231 Spruce Street 248 S. Barrett Avenue Audubon, N. Audubon, N. Easy-going . . . extremely likeable Will be a good secretary . . . good . . . extrovert . . . Foot . . . sport . . . likes whatever she is line defensive end . . . can usually doing-with Carl , , , agreeable be found at any of the dances. . . . hard worker . . . neat dresser. SALLY H. ROBERTS 16 Hill Street Mt. Ephraim, N. I. Talks a mile a minute-every min' ute . . . singing, modeling and dramatic interests . . . slimly at- tractive . . . Parrot editor . . . personality plus. DORIS E. RUHE 2l E. Vassar Road Audubon, N. I. Outstanding in Junior and Senior plays . . . determined . . . member of choir . . . enjoys having fun and helps others to have it . . . cute andlpetite. WILLIAM H. ROCK 3 Albatross Road Audubon Park, N. Covers the mile in no time at all . . . has no feminine interests-we wonder . . . a strain of good humor . . . quiet. LORE'I'I'A D. RYAN 246 Mansion Avenue Audubon, N. J. Full of fun and laughter . . . friendly . . . jovial . . . has a weak' ness for falling . . . vitality plus . . . quick-tempered . . . helpful. AUDUBUN HIGH SEI-Illlll. K. JANE PEARCE 201 Grant Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N. I. Easy to talk to . . . very under' standing . . . dependable . . . weakness for new shoes and televi- sion . . . Queenie . . . always obliging and helpful. PATRICIA A. RILEY 436 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. I. Known and liked by everyone . . . cute drum majorette . . . winning personality . . . basketball forward . . . cut'up . . . juniorplay . . . entertaining. GRADUATES lllf 1951 DOROTHY M. SAIK PATRICIA A. SANATOR AL. G. SCHEUCHENZUBER 105 Roosevelt Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Wide-eyed enthusiasm . . . very dramatic . . . entertaining . . . Junior play cast . . . a willing worker . . . pleasant disposition . . . . bugler. DORIS T. SCHULZE 135 Second Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Meticulous dresser . . . always has a ready answer . . . basketball guard . . , beautiful black hair . . . whiz on wheels at Watsontown. EILEEN R. SNELGROVE 32 James Street Mt. Ephraim, N. I, Winning personality . . . color guard . . . friendly manner . . . Senior play . . . always looks at' tractive . . . his honey . . . likes to play cupid, JANE A. STELTZ 104 Princeton Road Audubon, N. Poised . . . ready smile . . . pos' sesses a charming personality . . capable member of Le Souvenir' stall . . . sarcastic humor , . . head' usher . . . beautiful hair. 249 S. Barrett Avenue Audubon, N. J. A ready wit . chic . . . artistic ability . . . a redhead with a winning smile . . . makes friends easily . . . lively imagination. S. BARBARA SHUSTER 118 E. Graisbury Avenue Audubon, N. I. Extremely talented in the Held of music . . . good natured . . , fond of acting . . . victim of much teas' ing . . . likes sports. LORETTA F. SOUTHVVICK 36 W. Second Avenue Runnemede, N. Spring song . . . the pep of our pep rallies . . . Senior play . . . smiling eyes . . . socially inclined . . . makes and keeps many friends. DORIS L. SUTTON 635 Charles Street. Mt. Ephraim, N. I. Constant companion of her twin sister . . . plays baritone in all'girl bugle corps . . . hard worker . . . quiet and sincere. 21 Chestnut Street Audubon, N. Junior and Senior play casts . . . sociable . . . always has a line . . . track man . . . member of Le Souvenir business staff . . . pet hobby-girls. JAMES N. SIMPSON 6 Pelican Drive Audubon Park, N. junior play jitterbug . . . mumbles . . . Hey Freddy,c'mere . . . quiet . . . interesting talker . sarcastic . . . nonchalant . . in naval reserve. MARGIE SUTTON 635 Charles Street Mt. Ephraim, N. The other half of our double ture . . . always willing to help sincere . . . drum and bugle corps enthusiast . . . friendly. ELIZA BETH M. TEGELER 545 Maple Avenue Audubon, N. Plenty of pep and personality always looking for something to cat . . . talkative . . . sports fan . . . changeable disposition. JOSEPH A. WEISBECKER ll N, Davis Avenue Audubon, N. Genius is the ability to avoid work . . . Collingswood interest . . . favorite pastime--'arguing . . . Oh! those eyes . . . scientihc ambitions. JOAN R, WESTPHAL 599 Washingttmn Terrace Audubon, N. Friendly . . . likes horseback riding . . . favorite pastime-loafing in homeroom . . . sweet disposition . . . good sport . . . forgetting is easier than learning. AUIIUHUN HIGH SIIHII L . l ll ' . f N W W ,J A Ui D G i if My 'l I ' -. UAA 0 ' ,Nl , X ' gl Pt A L Av iff! V ffl i VI 6 1 '7 'A lay, ft Y gl My f 3 tl , l K y ' WILLIAM TAHT 5- fly HARR AY 20 Maple Avenue tl 27 n C Audubon, N. J. du . fea- Head business manager of Le G d fri d .. . . sap .. . Souvenir staff . . . very depend' h , , f lgfkjller able and competent student . . . ends 0 n dang ambitionfaeronautical engineer... i Ckef I , har W Junior play . . . friendly. jf JOAN D. VERJ Q '- v INI VERNAMONTI 271 S. Davis Avenu 134 . hird Avenue Audubon, N. Runn ede, N. - - - Full of fun . . . smart dresser Sweet personal , . . pretty brown at home on the dance floor . . . hair. . . sparkl g eyes . . expert career'girl look . . . calm manner dancer . . . wears a graduate s class . . doesn't miss a trick. ring . . . Irma . . . instantly LORRAINE E. WESCOTT 607 Kings Highway Audubon, N. Likes acting . . . member of the choir . . . often seen with outfof- town boys . . . Parrot staff , . . fond of sports. ROBERT E. WHITTAKER 30 Nicholson Road W. Collingswood'Heights, N. Proved himself a talented actor in junior and Senior plays . . . ath' letically inclined . . . cute . . . can usually be found with Eileen . . . heckler. likeable. of ,.,1,0' 'wA,7Wlf27J,,,,il 4' f WW' cifffgfifgfaf ADUATES Ill? 1951 DOROTHY WILSON 211 White Horse Pike Oaklyn, N. J. A Dot with plenty of dash . . . flair for clothes . . . prettier than a picture . . . Junior play . . . glamour gal . . . snappy majorette . . . often found at Daneette. ELWOOD H. WINTERS 30 Sixth Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Outstanding lineman with an edu' cated toe . . . forceful . . . favorite pastime-teasing girls . . . good looking . , . member of Mt. Ephf raim Ere company. wg. 2 . X Q 4 Q if 'ar I .SFX vs s t g MARGARET E. WILSON 215 Spruce Street Audubon, N. J. Lots of fun to be with . . . eye catching appearance . . . strawberry blonde . . . flirtatious . . . basket' ball guard . . . quickftempered . . . color guard. ALBERT M. WINDISH 253 Maple Avenue, Audubon, N. Likes to have a good time . easy-going . . . smooth dancer . . witty and humorous . . . cutfup . . . neatly dressed blond. JEAN C. WINTERS 236 Center Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Backbone of the bugle corps . . . outside interest . . . here, there and everywhere . . . neat dresser . . . Le Souvenir business staff . . . ticket committees. DORIS K. WIREBACK 429 Chestnut Street Audubon, N. Reserved personality . . . sincere . . . everyone who knows her, likes her . . . pleasant smile . . . no study worries . . . active in church work. WILLIAM F. WOOD 3,25 Lincoln Avenue Mt. Ephraim, N. Dynamic little man on the basket' IRENE J. WRIGHT 340 Read Avenue Runnemede, N. Attractive . . . neat . . . quiet and sincere . , . main interests---skating. dancing, horse-back riding . . , wellfgroomed . . . good student ball team . . . always worrying about his next class . . . a fellow worth knowing . . . business staff A 'sf' le 4, 355330 A if: .Q I. 3 is .- 135.151, ft -- V5 -5, A 1 -:. .s 2:1 . ,Wg .. : A 35 . - I ' .. w-svswfitf ts faztgsiig ' E- 'fsfa V ' s tsfmw 2 ,ZE::iZi'.if'..1: fffsii- 3 it I at of Le Sollverliru. , , , amiable, GERALD W. YULE 22 Berwick Avenue W. Collingswood Heights, N, J. Gridiron star . . . lightning on the track . . . easyfgoing , . . popular . . . blushes easily . . . many a girl's heart throb. 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Louie Giucolwlw 'W' 1- fxllfl' Qrrvuu, Lv: Buctc lVlul DCF l1klllWlL 11.11 Xxflllltf' flxuln- Inps C nllws l'.1t Rllry, Lnuic Martino hugis-E Cutfllps Larry Knuwlcs, Put lhlcy all Gmmmml lfllrts grl lvlslligxm. lwlalrtlm Bxumgxr Ruth Cro.1fkl.1Ic, jim McMcnamy Belt Aior mil Actrvw E h a I' a E t E I' S lVlartliakBanliar, Louis Martini: Miist Tallxativc lvlwst DigLiiiHc4.l Edith Lcafli, Karl lvlilligan jaiic Stcltz, Charles Lcpe Must Inquisitivc Mary Ann Hackett, Karl Milli' gan Bi-fr Dancers Lorraine Mclfalla, Louie Marf tiilo Most Lilcily to Siiiiccnl Bvtty Bnugcr, Charles Lew Tallcst and Shortest Harry Bairaclill. Hclcn Ham' iiiimul 1 1 ll rl lvlilli Biilwri Slurter Must Basliful Dixic Paisley, Bill Batcliclur Spnlliqhtinq The whole cast on stage for the curtain call. Seated: L. Martino, D. Wilstmn, I. Simpson, P. Riley. D. Ruhc, B. Whittztker, tl. Steltz, Standing: M. Bannar, B. Taht, J. Pastrc, D. Saik, S. Roherts, A. Seheuchenzuher, B. Boeger, R. Brennan, P. Black, D, Moorby. girl' ls. as Ea? S . AND CAME THE sPR1NG hy Marrijanc and joseph Hayes Our junior Play was a comedy, the story of a typieal American family, the Hartmans, who enjoyed a reasonably peaceful life until Spring came into the picture to lift the hearts. The following is the east that made our play a success: Edna---Martha Bannar, Clancy-john Pastre, Midge Hartman-Doris Ruhe, Mrs. Louise Hartmanfjane Steltz, Mr. jeffrey Hart' man Don Moorhy, Virginia HartmanfSally Roherts, Elliot Hartman-fBill Taht, Alan Fields - .Boh Whittziker, Buzz LindsayfAl Seheuehf enzuher, Keith Nolan' Louie Martino, Carolyn Wehstcr -Dot Wilsiiii, Christine Myers--Dot Saik, Gahby Allen- -Pat Riley, Freddie North - ,lames Simpson, Mrs. Fields-Y-Betty Boeger, Mr. Fields Ronald Brennan, Messenger Boy-Pete Black. spiritually you've invaded my last sanctuary. Steltz, D. Moorhy, R, Brennan, B. Boeger. .Q fi nur Dramatic ventures THE CAMPBELLS ARE CCMING by Jay Fobias Uur Senior Play was an hilarious farce comedy. The Brannigans are a normal family living in the Ozark mountains. They turn hillf billy to scare off the Campbells, who have come to see what kind of a family Kaye comes from. Ma and the rest of the family want Kaye to marry jeff, the hometown boy. The cast in order of appearance: Ma Brannigan, Janet Gal' ving Catalpa Tapp, Martha Bannerg Betty Brannigan, Doris Ruheg Dick Brannigan, Bob Whittzikerg Bildad Tapp, Larry Knowles, Cyrus Seudder, John Pastreg jeffrey Seudder, Al Seheuehenzuberg Kaye Brannigan, Loretta Southwiekg Kingston Campbell, Louie Martinog Mrs. Augusta Campbell, Eileen Snelgrove. Stop it. Skeeter Brannigan! You'll spile yer dinner, ul. Galvin, D. Rube, R. Vifhittaker. L. Knowles, M. Banner, Witlaritit our loyal stage crew, The Camp' bells would not have been the success that it was Seated: L. XX'es:ort, W Bartelt, Boyer, Miss Honsel, B. Shuster. Standing: W, Taht, H. Kraus. N. Eaise, R. McMichael, H. Johnson. T, Covely, Bisehofsherger. S. Kohler. A. Cerone, D, Moorhy, M. Deiser. D, Budzik. The entire cast on stage after thc performance, Seated: D. Ruhc, M. Banner, Galvin, E. Snelgrove, L. Southwick, Li Martino, Standing: R, Whittziker. A. Seheuchcnzuher, L, Knowles, Pustre. MISS HOUSEL, coach for both our plays, is responsif ble for our dramatic sue' usilzal Memories Aiiiiiml llimil Nighi: ul. Gulf vin, ID, Xxyllxlill. lvl. B.iiiii.ir, vl. Slvlll. J, l'l1ii'wiii, ln Ghiiiil Ulil Switlvrlziiiili S, l,.lK'lN, S, llimlwrlf. fl.-Uk, l'l.irwii1, ll. lmllllll' phi ics. -Q 4. in am .V r .M,i,,. -W Mr. Birkby and Delores Brandquist 'B.iiiil. Thc Music Dcpzirtmcnt of Aiiduhon High Sclmwl plays Ll nigijm- imrt iii thc success of :ill high school fuiictiuiis, During thc football scaisuii thc haiml provides thc colorful gitmvs phcrc which adds to cnjoymcnt ml- the gums. Wu haivc :iii uutstzimliiig swing hgiml amd vcry iiiic choir which providcs ciitcimiiiimciit fair rhi- stunlviits iiuiii timc to time llll'Ullgl1Ullf thu ycair. Two cxccllciit cxamplcs ull this wore: the rwpcrctm prcsciitiml hy thc chuii' aiml thu vcry siiccussiiil lmml night show ilnitiiriiig all thc music Llcpsirtiiiciits Llllkl many imlividual cntcrf taiiiicrs, llllgjlc Corps. lVlnmi'i'iIuw. .mil flulur Gimiil viii l'.ii'.lilr Um, ., , Q Y it Wi. h k.k. 1. iii' rw Nl Ill .-is nu ul' 'Ui lil un if Q5 Q 11 nm. llilw sii. V s 1' ,Asus fuww- un. III X if X ff f yf if X kg f 1925- W f f ff 6 .4- If ,, ... if ff f X , ,Q if X 'F' A fri- 4 f - 41 - 4-'69 , X x J, 4 ' 1 J if f i f ,Q X ,J,. , f ff H W ' :' J -- i x 5 A ff ii - AL .qx U X i fl EN f 60 as EEEQZW E:Q'1 I :sv 5 1-1 :':'A E if 5 ' S' 1' XX 2 Sriiwf. . X . ., I J.. 1, ,, QQ f Af,tnI,, .'o S S Q ' 3 F E I4 x S xr Q L 2 H SSH Class llrli GRADE OFFICERS AND AD VISOR5. Svrlts-dz Hall, F. Fcttcr, A. Allcva. Standing: Mr. Stamcr, Mrs, j.l1Lgni'ni, lrrall, Mis, Diihull, Miss Bcirstcir I llf2. Scntcd: H, Dickfim, Davis, I, lfiml. l.. Kampf. C. Duvall. L. Smith M, Hi-slit, bl. Hall, ff. Flanshcrg, ,I Dcrmuml. Standing: Mr? Starncr, R Graham, R. Gllll, NN, Grccnwmid, J Vlunlgc, R. Hmiciiisiii, R. Hartzag, J N- Hcfflwck, R. Ilarlc. R, Grccii, E. Gcst H. Drcyrr, F. Fvltcr, L, Duhhins, Vs' Dwi-hack. -I. Harrgwp, D. Foster, P ll-1. First row: R. Anderson. J, Bar' ber, W, Bc-van, D. Bischufshcrgcr. Sec- ond row: E, Amr. S. Barhcr, S, Bicc, D. Boddcn. Third row: W. Bacchlcr, R. Barhuto. I. Biddison. Boyce. Fourth row: Y, Baker, E. juhnston. J. Byram, S. Brubaker. Fifth row: E, Bar' cus, Biglcr, R. Bucll. Standing, left to right: E. Cropton, L. Couch. S. Davis, A. Damask, H. Lcc, M. Cross. L. Collins. P, Burns, J. Chccsman, C, Biglcr, A. Allcva, D. Bcnnctt, Mr. jaggard. M17 . , 34,911 knots' M -. 11-4. Seated, table one: R. Swanson, E, Phillyps, E. Schmidt, W. Murphy, E. Pepe, W, Nolan. Table two: E. Sl'f mons, D. Smcrdon, S. Steelman, B. Salome, L. Skiles, Schneider. Table three: L. Sports, Swindell, D. Opie, B. Schmidt, E. Shackleton. Standing: ' W. Rival, J. Poulton, T. Shaw, J. Roland, W, Robb, E. Sinclair, G. - Olney, P. Romanslci, Mrs. Pratt. K-2 ya 4 I I . ' , . . wg-K kr, , J., A lb, Q xii' 1 ,. t , .- lr ' ' V Ax ,1 J- .sv I . -.1 . I , rf bf! 1i1.L ,.f! , AJ? P4 5 ffffffff A zwffif t . ff. , 4 ., Xf 11-3. ' w, left to right: j. Hess, W, Ke , Second row: R. Hoo ' , . lcn, Mehl. Third row. u 'r, andolt, R. MCP H r ' . Fourth row: R, Ka . ' du 'W' ai I cks, Q E. Montpielic N, o' ' ' -' , LwgN. Neale, E. is, . 'al 9, fs Markus, L. May. S di E n mr' stein, -I. Litenhergcr, o l'l, Ncbcl, R. Monaghan, Pypcr, wihlohiison, P. Laps, Stu r, G. Kcich lino. y A ,ff , , i K 1 . , if Cl' 'Ilia , .V . ,v 11-5. First table: F. Schmidt, T. Shaw W. Murphy, W. McDowell, N. Young L. Vv'oov.l, R. Terry. Second table: M Vojtlco. P. Todd, S. Vzmdcrwcrff, P Yule. Third table: R. Young, P. Weis heckcr, F. Shockley, Verakio, T Shcerun, E. Stohru. Standing: H. Un gcr, C. Tempest, P. Stilwell, Mrs. Du' Bell. R. Taylor, L, Trump, Stover P. Wicchard. 1 i I0---l. Seated: First row: C. Lange, I Class nf 1953 10th GRADE OFFICERS AND ADf VISORS. Seated: D. Humphries, Colwcrg, Alvlmtt. Standing: Miss Mc' Kclvcy, Miss Malfitzmo, Mrs. Laskosf ki, Dr. Kcylwurtz, Miss Housel, Mrs. LaDow. l Ll llcrtfilvl, R, Carsrm, V. Dlllio, Second Y row: H. lliltncr, D, Binltlisrm, E. Oluerf W im-ner, l.. Krmlmllt. Third row: M l'r:1i'l. Alwlvutt, C, Clark, Kreinlen wt-iss. Fourth row: E, BlltlZSl1, Cas' silly, K, Hnltlcn, Wlwiteriiairi. Stand- ing: Miss Mllllllillltl, S. Weislwecker, T. Simvrmlcii, R. Murray. Ccmiru' R, lkiaiscli, R. Turner. Gervglwgan, li. lVluslill, A, Curry, H. Maul, Sac' cuiimnim, C. Flemming, R, Creyaliff millvr. l'iukfm'tl, C, MuNerny, J Vt'llLill. Sv haf 10-2. First row: L. Spencer, E. Mary' nowicz. E, Gilch, E, Hall, C, Crozier, S. Clark, M. Christian, C. Chisholon. M. Buslxlmlf, R. Fox. Second row: Mrs. I.aDuw, VJ, Dilkes, J. Sclxcuchf inzulwer, Wilsmwim, S. Muller, N. Kiter. Stietlcr, M. Volz, Price, Reynolds, Rival, Ariunders. Third row: -I, Geliman, R. Wetherirmgtrvn, C, Dirlces, Wcntmd, R. Marhortei, D. Lehman, F. Pusson 10-3. First row: I. Gross, R. Ricka- haugh, W. Knowles, C. Hart. Second row: J, Little, L. Schmidt, N. Kaestf ncr, Cobcrg, A. O'Connor, V, Brus. Third row: P. Moran, M. Lena' han, H. Schoncld, W. Hzrmer. Fourth row: I. Roberts, S. Foehl, R. Rowand, B. Hackett. Standing: Miss Housel, L. Sharplcs, il. Vw'hitcman, B. Verna- nionti, P, bloincr, C. Barroletri, W. Tilf dcn. D. Huincs, G. Miles, Glenn, D. Schadc, E. Drcishach, C. Dawson, G. Ryerson, D. Wiiitcrs. is .i 10-5. First row: Rainey, M. Flcgul, N. Erlcr. Slyc. B. Percival, I. Wlilfr. Second row: Cook, H, Bcrtolino, C. Kilpatrick, C. Pcidl, G. Fuss-:ll. R. Mclvcl, A. Strzltcr, E. Fcinmunn, Millcr, D. Firth, Mrs. Laskoslii. Third row: C. Levy, G. lanes, N. By' ram, F. Carlson, Miller, D. Mickcn, VV. Gnnzopli, Massufcrro. R, Mnulcs, E. Bcrnicr. Fourth row: G. Glcnn. M. Madden. D. Faye, G. Hum' phrics, I. Lamlw, R. Beck, E, .5 10-4. First row, lcft to right: H Aaronson, R. Aspling, R. Austin, R Wzxgricr, W. Cizinfrnni, W. Wl1i1lCI1 N. Charnhcrs. Second row: Curtin Ql, Pflugfcldcr. P. Hornefl. M. Norris C. Vullc. B. Wnsel. M. Miller. C. Lchr A. Willizims, A. Reid, R. Grzilmwski F. Dunne, Miss MCKclvcy. Third row R. Gurdon. XV. Hart, D. Humphries M. Kamp, N. Simon,-K. Kud.1tZ.ky, C Englcr, Snyder. C. Glczincr, S. Lui vis, E. Runklc. G. Sipplc. hw lflass nf 1954 9-1. Scatcd, left to right: H, Alf hrichl. Adrian, Bllttcrworth, N. Adnrns, Barraclilf, C. Allow, Ban- nister. R, Chow, R. Amlcrsun. Stand- ing, loft to right: Miss Ammuw, G. Biulcrmxm, E, Boycr, VJ, Cavv, S, Bar' rctt. V. Bcrnn, B. Brcnnbr. S. Chludf Zinski, K. Bcerlc, C. Bmxvn. R. Bcctlc. Back row: K. Beckett, G, Caunphcll. N. Bcnnbtt. R. Bcvzm. G. Barratt, H. Bar' tclt, T, Bzlrbiglgc. -I. Bzxcclulcr. N. Bur' rctt. Arzmgio. P, Fischer, Boyle. H. Auppcrlc, D. Camcmn, B Cameron, '-s.f d Ysf pw' if, 9-4. Front row, left to right: D, Jef ford. S. Higginshotham, H. Mistole D. Lzirzelere. R. Martin, L, Leach. C, McCarthy. M. Lamey, N. Lush, B, Loaidholtz., R. MkiCBl1il1, D. Liilzxgore Brick row: Mr. Lippe, L. Knuuver, N Leigh. M. Kowul, B. Hunter, J Bevone, MacHL1gh, W. Hammer, L. Mzirileson. M. Mzilony, Lake, P. Kowul. VV. Knapp. Lewellyn. ihlwrwn. . k W ,Q ., ii JT-:iii ......-sul J I' 'A iw 4. 1 'TQ 9--5. First row: D. McGowan. sl. Hel' kowski, K, Iviustciro, L. Mullin. Svcond row: C, Lowe, D. Smith. P. Prmglizirii. R. Schwartz, Third row: H. Russeii, R. Osler, C. Rizzo. Pudcrhnch. j. O'Neill. Fourth row: E. Penny. G. Morgan, D. Sziha. Fifth row: -I. Scarf pinato, I. Mitchell, M. Runifaiy. -I. Miller. Sixth row: D. Murphy, N. Pierson, F. Mihm, H. Skilton. Seventh row: C. Rownnd, 1. McDowell. J. Schnitzius, R. Noccllu. Standing: Mrs. Mervine. 9-6. First row: C. Thomas, R. Todd. K. Young, A, Friedman, Tholl, C. Townsend. Turner. T. Verchio, Wnllzice, G. Smith. Second row: S. Standiford. Vxyeher, S. Vvfzisko, H. Tutem. R. Tiiht. D. Tegeler, XY. Vv'iishington, R. Stuckhouxe. R. Shadi' ing. H. Stewart. F. Xvright, D. Shot' well, Mr. Coppock. Third row: N. Shearer. F. Southwiclt. Wzitsciii. wa f Uur 25 Year Histnr All through its twentyffive years the school has been indebted to the many people Nl-T' ,464 I I Although felt. who have enriched its history. The Class of '51 on the occasion of the twentyffifth anniversary of the school wishes to pay tribute to all who have contributed so much. Especially do we want to honor our former supervising principal, Dr. Fidlerg our former advisor and teacher, Mrs. McDanielsg the substitute teachers often seen in Audubong our guidance dircetorg and those who have returned to serve their Alma Mater. not with us now, his influence is still Always ready to lend a helping hand is Vw'nrds cannot express our gratitude for her rt in our success. A,H.S. students make good at their Alma Dr, Hunter lending a guiding hand. Mater. 1 .1 ob . X Q 3 J O Z ,f 2 QW U 5 Q I QQ? . Z S: . -V ' hi j Y u gxin ' Qnv X9 H624 Q ,iff B -I - Activities STUDENT IIUUHT STUDENT COURT. Sitting: R. Hall' main, D. Lcshncr, Miss Kramer, W. Wtirxd, E, Gcst. Standing: T. Shceran W, Mahler, Mr. Oldham, F. S-'hmidt v STUDENT EUUNEII. STUDENT COUNCIL. First row. D Bceklcr, A. Green, L. Martino, Miss Kramer, Mr. Oldham. P. Black, F. Fet' ter, W. Bartclt, I. Renwick. Second row: B. Forson, P. Burns, Wolfe, D jefford. I, Rohcrts, Watson, E Gest, N. Pierson, M. Barrett, jen' son. Third row: G. Olney, D. Mc- Gowan, H. Cochran, R. Marsh, G Nclscn, D. Leshncr, Wood, P. Wcichard, R. Hook. We display nur A. H. S. PAHHUT STAFF PARROT. Seated: Bischofsbergcr, M. Deiscr, D. Leshncr, L. Wcscott, Mrs. LaDow, S. Roberts, E. Boegcr J. Boyer, B. Craig. Standing: H. Ham' mond, S. Clark, M. Hecht, C. Flans- burg, M, Ramsay, Cassidy, Y, Baker I. Chccseman. y n UHEHESTHA Left to right: C. Bzirtolctti, E. Lewis, D. Kzinc, E. Pcurcc, D. Ferguson, B Shiistur, Vwfolfc, D. Whnlfe, Stover, S. Gleaner, C. Tempest, Mi Rue, L vhiuohs. AI. Huntcr, S. Lane, W Knimwlcs. R. Klopp. G. Miller, Mc Hugh, E. Runklc, V. Lyons. Scholarship and Leadership Q V ' ii NATIUNAI. HIINUH SUIIIETY Bottom row, loft to right: Miss Km' mer, C. Arinslrong, C. Flzlnshurg, M. Hccht, B. Crziigl. P. Black, L. Bcrnicr, J, Picrcc. E. King. H. Hzinimonii. Miss Bnrsrcin. Second row: R. Buell. S. Aiidvrson. Y. Baker. Stcltz, Vv7inf tors. E. Burger. Third row: A, Schcuf chcnzuhcr, Al, Galvin. E, Lewis. R. Lani: N. Nunlc, Dirl-ics, -I, Bischofs- hcrgcr. K, Hllntcr, Fourth row: C. Lcps, B, Taihr. R. Hnllmain, R. Lii.ili.un. E. Gvst. U. Nnlsun USHEH5 First row, left to right: ,I. Hzirwin, K Dunlcvy, I. Bcrnicr. E. Bocgcr, -I Stvltz, Galvin, C. Monaghan. Sec- ond row: Bischofshcrgcr, Dirkcs E. Clmndo, K. Hunter, M, Harman R, Cmaisdzlle, D. Sink, Painhow, H Druhcs, Third row: M. McHailu. I Wriglit, WlIltk'TS, D, Vw'ilsun,f1, Bili- 7 stein, M, Riuthcilncr, Icnrcc, D Ruhc. KL 'E N 742. . a - in x v 4 ,M 'WWNKNH' P . 17.9513 Q Q n , f ffvf' fd ,vb- Ll Q, .1 ,L ,- -I 0 8 :7 I 4 6 v .P W VS 3,5 L, 1 ' X in 9: , 4 U ' Zn 55 H A , I lil -v-up-. . i , Q V:--Q - 4 n iQ R Z - NNLi':i':' fx Q, My ' is K v 1 w, . ' I 4 X A ' .MW if u Eflji li 5. 4 ,XS 4. 555: vwx-px t 'i.,-1 1: if 5, - v J' , f,:,, 9 .X z ! '. x 5 ' i x NA it . ' x V ' L .. Qi, .. 'X 5 Q ,nw as I' QI UQ Q H, Q A , ki UW WU g 52 SE fs sm S2 is ,.j'f A '-1 , 11 ATHLETIC IILUB First row: Martin, L. Giacobbc. E. Ator, E. Pepe, Handleton, Mr. Lippe, T. Mohr, I. Iohnson, 1. Mal' zaferro, N. Young, L. Berger. Second row: G. Glenn, G. Saccamrnanno, W. Knapp, R. Swanson, J, Stuber, R. Green, C. Kilpatrick, A. Carey, W. Rival, R. Carson, C. Miller, W. Mar- ley. Third row: G. Piper, R. Gidon, E. Philips, I. Gcohaghen, A. Fleming, G. Yule, A. Scheuchenzuber, W. Milf ligan, E. Winters, W, Montpelier, R. Earle. R. Hegeman. Fourth row: R. Monaghan, E. Sporodin, M. Revello, R. Greenwood, C. Peido, H. Nebel, G. Nelson, R. McMichael, W, Rock, J. Divone, G. Lamh. Fifth row: W. Nolan, K. Milligan, H. Lee, W. Murf phy, W. MacDowell, R. Graham, R Dodd, R. Potts, F. Fetter, E. Mullin, G. Rowland. J L. X I ,I L- 53 . , . ,frif ' I ' Q55 4.4! ' f , f CHEERLEADERS Spirit and Service First row: S. Nyman, L. Southwick, l, Bernier. Second row: D. Smerdon, L. 919 get Kohout, 1. Schneider, D. Gpic. Y iii? ef? we A. A. CIIUNIIII. First row: M. Norris, R. Marsh, Mr. Hopkins, Mrs. Kowalski, W. Milligan Mr. Dare, F. Schmidt, L. Giacobbe, A. Green. Second row: S. Barber, W Cianfrani, R. Kenny, F. Fctter, L. Ko hout, L. May, C. Bigler. . 1 SENIIIH NURSING SERVICE CLUB First row: IIIIL'A'Nt'III.lI1, Il. Il-,w.nmI, . , , . . fmlwllvaj, IVIX-. XXIIIIV, I. SUIIWUII, IS. I5.uIv-rj I. Spntlx Scfond row: I.. IVILIY. I, II.uI, S IIr11I'.1Iu'r. In f,ro:n'r, I., IBm.lI, ,I Vt-41LIm, fl Iiugh-r, Third row: Il Ifxt-y, Ii, I..lm:, lm-III, Ii. T.1yI11r, II.uluIvt, I., 'I4IllIIII3. IIIIHEEH PUB GIRLS First row: MA Vujrku, LI'-. Pmtt, Vt-1.1. I5, XN'nIxm1, I' fi.u1.1!z1r, I, Vv't-Rl' pImI, Ii Ifr'u.nwI.1If. xNlIIIt'I'K, A. AIIvv:n, II, Vrrvmrzmntl, S1-cond row: kr11lkpIII'INfYII, MnIIk4Il'. X7 MVIA' ull, I. II1uwm, I' Irma, M Yulv. E, 'I-l'I1I'It'I, IVI, Numb, I.. IVI.1y, If Ru' m1mI41, C. II.1rvry, I3 f1.lmp.lm'II, E. 5,111-nw. Third row: M, Sdnrmmll, 5, V.1mIvrwmII', I3, Opin L Skulw. I. Mt-Ill, StIm-'1LIcr, NI, Tmltl. S. Stu-Ilngnrm, fi, Hart, II, Suumnf, D, IIl.lI1kIxIlllNf, 5, Kupp, IVIQAIUHY, R. I5.1rImIu, Fourth row: ID, SI1.uIv, M, I.cm'I1.m, If, IIIIIQUII1, IU, Ilrrwlwtt. lk Ijux, KIIPD, AINIWUII, I- SQIWVII' tIxt'r1:llIu-xg I SXNIHLIVI, IF, BMILINDI1, E, SI1.uI4I1-trm Ififlh row: Il. I,um'. ID. SLINIIZQ-A S. KuIxIvr, Bymm, M, XVxIf mn, I. IM-rumml, E, Ggmnlvwr, I Ver' ILIIIIIHIII. IU. SI!IL'l'LIO!1. SENIIIH HBH EHUS5 Seated: E. IVIOIIIPCIICIQ C, Volk, TNI Lynch, VSIIIMHT, Rxvgnl, Prlfr. Standing: H, Blttncr. Lcwcllcn, G. Kl'lCI1IlI1t', Mass Arumvw, -I, Bnylv, S. Vv'1Il, L, Spencer. 4 1:-1 Uur interests are varied , A SENIUH NEEIILEWUHH First table: D. Norton, Pankow, E Chando. V. Vernamonti, E. Gardner M. Hackett, C. Billstcin Center: S Nyman, L. Southwick, D. McNamee E. Dodds, M, Kncdeison. Second table: Mrs. Schuler, E. Leach, T. Covely, H. Drebes, I. Wright, Vera, D. Wil son, P. Sanatar. if H K rn'- STENUBHAPHIII AND IILEHIIIAI. First row: L. Kamph, Y. Biker, J Mehl, M. Hackett, R. Mitchell. Sec- ond row: P. Todd, M. Yule. R. Bah' buto, D. Bennett, C. Monaghan, M Rictheimer, S. Lusch, B. Crain, I Boyer, C. Harvey. Third row: E. Sri' mons, D. Opie, M. Schmidt, J. Skiles vl. Kline. Fourth row: J. Evans, D Foster, R. Macpherson, V. Merrill, M Norris, M. Vojtko, D. Norton, Mrs DuBell. Fifth row: C. Gideon, K. Dun' levy, M. Knedeison, Mrs. Laskaski, D Brandquist, H. Drehes, L, Knavcr, M Hunter, P. Cowal. Sixth row: M Lamey, D. Larzclere, E. Dodds, D Magee, I. Wright, I. Byram, P. Ro' minslci, D. Sailc, Malony, Mar' koe, C. Glenn. Seventh row: L, Leach P. DeBasio, M. Madden, Davis, C Lowe, L. Southwick, J. Snyder, D Smeroon, E. Salome, F. Carcionc, -I Cassidy. F. H. A. CLUB I. Harwin, G. Olney, E. Montpelier L. Waltscmri, F, Carcione, Fochl, J Bertolct, Glenn. D. Suttmi, j Stover, M. Sutton, D. Saik. K CLUB ESPANIIL ll liirsl row: H. Klllllk. I, Mllltilitb, G. Ki-nlulm Vkylllkilkil V. lmpx ffivrxllm i.iylur, R. Hunk, YL. lhrulls, VJ. Hun' lvr, XV. Tqixl. CLUB ESPANUL I First row: M, Kopp. D. Humphrivs. johnson, Miss M.nlfit.mu, D. Hum' plumes. R. Fox. VU, Dilkcs. Second row: R. Beck. P. Hormwfi. N. Si' rmms. C. Levy, R. cTI'K'Vlllli-H1IHICIX M. Buslmkutf, H. Mzml. Third row: H. Azirnnsim, R. Nchcl. B. Mgiiinrtcr. A, Czircy. A. Straitcr, S. Lewis. Fourth row: XV. Hurmcr, W. Schucklcy. F. Pawn, R. Asplinpl. Each IIUNIIILIUM HEUHUM First Row: Miss McKclvcy. Bischofsf iwcrgcr. P. Stiiwcll, L. Spotta R. Knmx E. King. Second row: L. Kimxvlcs. E, Luwif, IX-muy, j. Mitchell, P. Mumn. R. Sclwxxirtz, C. Townsend. wi FUTURE TEACHERS UI' AMERICA First row: Galvin, Biglcr, Mrs, Mcrvinc. E, Bucgcr. .l. Dirkcs, Second row: P, Burns, Reynolds, E, Hill, N, Neale, Curton, C, Lange, Third row: Y. Curmn, L, Kguuplw, Y, Duvall, E, Opcrmcycr. Fourth row: ll frlv olshcrgcr, Cohurg, D, Bisclmullhcrf gcr, L. Slmrplcws, I, Bcrnicr, Fifth row: Thull, S, Bzirhcr, H, Dlclnun, hl. Veziclm, L. Kolmut. LIBRARY CLUB Sealed: S. Clilllxlllllrkl, M, Buylt-, S. Hull, K. Mustxim, L, Mullin, M. Christian, H, Auppcrlc, Miss Bell, Standing: l, Bitlclwm. Swimlnll, D. Murphy, M. Simpson, C, Clnflwlm, D, jcllurtl, Mitchell, H. Stuxvgirt, C, Tlwomzls, M. Duylc, G, IjllX'lr. C. W ist, A, Friulmzm, T, Burhrulgc. SENIUH GIRLS ELEE First row: H. Dickson, li. Ford, M. Vulz, M. Bnnnzir, D. Ruhe, N. Cham lwrs. Davis, C. Tempest, C. Barto letti. Second row: E. Gulch, G. Qlney, l,. Wt-s..'fmtt, H. Shustcr, L, Kumnf, Y linker. S. Roberts, I, Stover, L. Sharp less, H. Bittner. Third row: Fochl. j. Glenn, M, Miller, Veach, il C C Inherg, M. Buslmlmfl, L. Spencer, Lange. Mii MIXED EHUIH First row: C. Bartoletti. M. Vojtko, M Miller, L. Sports, B. Craig, H, Dick' son, F. Ford, M. Bushkolf, M. Volz D. Ruhe, E. Vernamonti, N. Chami bers, Davis, H, Hammond, H. Bitt' ner. Second row: j, Wtwlfc. -I. Veach E. Gilch, G. -Olney. M, Sutton, D Sutton, D. Schade, L, Wcscott, B Shuster. L. Kzimpf, E. Feinmann, L Sharplcss, J. Coberg, C. Tempest Third row: R. Rowan, E. Hall, -I. Cuff ton, -I, Glenn, Harwin, B. Wessel R. Fox. ul. Foehl, C. Levy, K. Hunter Y. Baker, S. Roberts, Stover, S Muller, M, Bannar, Fourth row: E Snelgrove, D. Brandquist, L. Brad ford. I. Cook, R. Nebel, R. Terry, M Rcvello, W. Dreisbach, E. Runkle, S Davis, D. Humphries, C. Gleaner. I Roberts. lIl JH. EHUHAI. SUCIETY Front row. left to right: I. Somers, P. 1 fa rv ft -1 m 'F4 lv A ti O 9 3 fa F UD' ra fm PT' n H F' F7 'Tl if , J n in F' 5 5' C 3' r-2 3 U' m '1 In 5 gvrccb g:, 5T':r-2-2-fa '24 ETF' gn-QR' FU i'F15 fa-rj ' Q ' 22. 775- QCP ' Cwlim .JPQFEO 'K 0' S-Fniggfl O- fp ,J . U. . 773 D. 'zzgem 'U E5m? z --Q52-30 3Pf925 w5Qw5W gm N O-1 --'1 F2 F' F' wi DUB S.. 3 PS rf PG is Z: 1-ID. E2 mm fi 5U W 31 sv- J' F 7? W 0 'J fl. I H F11 :J To :T I' 3 Young, S. Feichs, B. Loadbolty. .IUNIIIH 8 SIIPH. HI Y First row: W. Gonzoph, R. Hook, R. Graham, Mr. Bclardi, R. Earle, N. Young, E. Bcrnier. Second row: T. Shaw, C. Miller, R. Hartzag, S, Davis, I. Mazzaferro, Third row: A. Carey, 1. Judge, C. Kilpatrick, W. Rival,.J. Poulton, R. W'etherington. Fourth row: W. Drieshaeh, W. Tildon, H. Nehel, V. D'lliu, G. Nelsen, E. Mullin, G. Phifer. some activit FBESIIMAN HI Y First row: W. Epting, E. Cramer, H. Han:-ell, M. Malony, Hoffman, Mr. Cook, C. McCarthy, G. Elwcll, D. Smith, N. Lusch. Second row: 1, Elli- ott, D. Fearon, W. Cave, Scarpinati, H, Bartelt. F. Mihm. H. Alhrecht, R, Bevan, P, Kamps, R. Martin, T. Gil' ham. Third row: R. Srackhmlse, S. Waskn, Lake, T. Gilwhons, C, Kl0tZ.. R. MaeBa1n, G, Barrett, W. Hull, R. Beetle. j. Wallace, R, Noeella. Fourth row: R. Hughes, Puderhach, S. Hornynk, D. Teslcler, N. Bennett. H. Russell, R. Stradling, C. DiElmo, G, Campbell, L, Harvey. VISUAL AIII IILUH Seated, left to right: G. Gordon, W Hart, I. Rainey, R. Carson, Gch man, S, Bright, R. Turner, R, Earle Standing, left to right: D. Vwlinters J. Bannister, W. Harmer. T, Smoro din, H. Schofield, L. Turner, J Sehnitzius, W. Wells, R. Corson, B Brenner, R. Buell, H. Tatem, P Prichard. Dmlil. ll. ljillll, N, Eaiiw. Standing: D R-il BIXUMINTIIN IILUH Knvvling: flruinptim, Orcm, R ing, li. Paiislcy, L. Paisley, E izimiw. mc, M. Biinnzir. E. Snclgmvc, Mr. M' I-XHT CLUB First row: Eiclmnan. F. Mears, P. Peters, P. Croasdzilc, C, MrMaihon. D. Smith. A. Lang. Second row: J Bcckctt. M, Flcgi-1. N. Erlcr, R. Vfzigf nor. Third row: P, Kowgil, E. Cuncia, D, Clark, S. Stzimliforil, N. Simon Miss Eaton. ...-QQ TIP-TIIP IILUB Kneeling: H. Ncbel, K. Russell, R. Earle, Fitzpatrick. W. Murphy. Standing: R. Paul, R. Potts, T. Mohr, J. Martin, H. Kraus, N. Eaisc. Presenting nur Class Qnllnmq X! llur Ilearts are ami EW WK Ynunq and Hay M ggwea WWNG Z , , tggv ,,,. ,Vg fra , V525 '1 5' bg f 1 f, ' T P .4 - ' - f'. 21 4 Ni .1 QV Y i l 1 A ff? I 2l ':rlgmmQm,,, N f SX X K I MQ Sports -N-,sk .9 fy., ' -5. '--.,.....' HAL i '- . f f-4 'M . trim- . f -L .-qv ,. 'N-an jf., W K - . if-. --f. i iv . ' Q 3- - ,Q ' tom row lift to ght R Bti K Milllggiii, XV. Rival. Gccwlwggzxri. VX . Hiickvtt. in N Mtrty C L1m Buwcrs. Top row: Mr. Klmg, Mr. Lippc. B. LCC, 5 mm R Ktnmy Fittcrs, G. Nelson. H. Nchcl, Hzmdlcton, R, i ir ltll mutt T. Mohr. R. GfllilII1. L. C-ialcohhc, -I, Mzirtiri. 111 x R Mir In Middle row H ohn on E Guest. E. Mtxlliri, B. Mchliichzlcl. Yule, Mr. ' R fllrrm W Mfm Hopkins, A. Schcuchcnzuhcr FUIJTB LI. First row, loft to right: Hamtllctun. B, Copcs. G Nelson, R. Graham. E, Wiritcrs, R. Druid, T, Tviuhr Second row: W. Mliiitfllll, Third row: B. Tviclviichzicl L. Gizicnhhc, Yule. Picture one, loft to right: Mr. Bclnrdi, Mr. Lippc, Mr. Kling, Mr, Hopkins. Picture two: J. Mairtiii. Picture thrvc: B. MCMICIWLICI, K. Iviilhgzm. W, Millijlari. E, Vv'intcrs. Picture four: R. Beck, R. Lehman. R. Marsh, A. Schcuchcnzuhcr. fi M. A K N 5 I. K W- N 'GSR Ikea? 7: , :-5-l x Q wwwmi.-i M ,, R+. N.. L91 - iii, . A ' W, , 1 ff' 'AK' .Mele ' X K. Milligan, L, Giacobbe. FOOTBALL SCHEDULE September Scptcrnlwcr October October October November Novcinlwcr November November f Aud. Regional 9 Palmyra 7 Pnulsboro 7 Vsfoodbury 7 Haddonfield 13 Haddon Heights 6 Moorcstown 39 Collingswood 6 Gloucester 20 i . - N M. W .. . A 1 . 'Tv' ., fi'-2 ,.,g ' -,K if ' .- f 'rf . . . . ' .xt h .Af - w. Q fi 174-umm' -- .23- A Jag' . -W .Af ,. Picture one, left to right: G. Nelson, L, Giaicolwlnc, W. Milligan, R, McMichael. Picture two: F, Schmidt, Handleron, E. Wiritcrs, Picture three: W. Milligan. First row: Hzumlleton, H ulolmnson, W, Montpelier, B Curran, K. Milligan, E, Win tors. R. Dodd. B. Copcs, R Potts, T, Molir. Top row R. McMichael, W. Milligan J, Martin, L, Gincohlwc, I Yulc. BASHETB LI. Ciaeohhc and Kraus try for two points in an exciting game with Collingswood. These two sharp shooting six footcrs highlighted Auduhon's scoring all through the season. ,lam Dec. Dee. Jan. Jan. Jain. GIRLS' VARSITY. Bottom row, left to right: L. Kohout, C. Monaghan, M. Dicscr, E. Marynowiez. Dirkes. Mid- dle row: P. Riley, B. King, A. Green, D. Buclzik. L. May. Top row: Mrs. Keene. R. Croasdale, P. Wilscun, B. Chando, P. Wicehard, D. Schultz, Mrs. Kowalski. 195061 BOYS' BASKETBALL 19 22 5 8 12 . . . . . .. . . . .Gloucester . . . .Collingswood . . . . .Wnuradhury . . . ,Palmyra . . . . . . .Paulshoro BOYS' VARSITY, Bottom row, left to right: N. Eaise. I. Mzirtin, L. GiaCohlJe, H. Kraus, W, Bartclt, B, Whit- taker. Top row: B. Gallagcr. B. Worxal, G. Nelson, B. Whzilcn, L, Martino, F. Fet' ter, Mr. Lair. Jan. Jan. Jan. jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb. Fell Feb. Feb. 16 20 23 26 30 2 5 6 9 13 16 20 23 . . . . . . .A. A. Frolic . . .VVoodroW Wilscwxi . . . . . . . . . .Regional . . . .Haddon Heights . . . . . .Gloucester . . .Wavcidbury ..........Palmyra . . .VV'oodroW Wilscin . . . . . . . . .Paulshoro . . . .Haddonfield . . . . .Regional . . . . .Alumnae . . . .Haddonfield E z e Left to rnght: B Kmg L May M Jan. Jan Jan Jan. Jan. Jan. Jan. Feb Feb Feb Feb Feb A . W . A.: vs W kk -5-.. .gg S . A e 4 A . L-7' it is ff i . 'g.fi1sgs+igL.erseQw if psi P . , ,fyQw.,.ifi ':ilsfWl' 3 f w x sw-If A' E, if . W L ff- . ' A . Vx A Q My We - .s fr' iv . , . A SN . Q 1 4 A 'N' . A 'QW A 4 si., 'Ri.'Nti Z '. K. . . X rw- Ml' 'E . ww L Q ia 'S is 'V . 77 lg i 5 S 5 hh! qu :S .3 in J if , in ' i 5 i K V ' ,V ,V A 2 if v . ' x x 'L sg A . S A , . , Q .Em W: r. e y sg i.Qa,, X . Left to right: B. King, A. Green, L. May, D. Paisley. E. Leach, C, Billstcin, D. Budzik, K. Holden, E. Gardner, L. Kohout. B, Chando, R. Croasdalc, C. Gideon, M. Dicscr, Mrs. Kccnc, Mrs. Kowalski. A COACHES AND CAPTAINS-Left to right: B. King, Mrs. Kowalski, Mrs. 'L WW' A Keene, B. Chando. The hockey team hegan the season with GIRLS' HOCKEY SCHEDULE many returning varsity players. Highlighting Aud. OPP- the season was the team receiving new uni' SCPI. 27 P1lUlSlW0f0 HUIHC 3 1 forms. We were all proud of Mae Dieser, who Oct. 4 Bridgeton Away 1 7 won the trophy award for outstanding player OCD 11 Collingswood Away 1 5 gif thg SCQISQJII. QdCf. 18 Gl4JL1CCSICf HQJHIC 2 Oct. 20 Vxfoodhury Away 2 3 Oct. 25 Paulshoro Away 2 0 Nov. 1 Bridgeton Home 1 Z Nov. 3 Collingswood Home 1 6 Nov. 8 Gloucester Away O Z Left to right: C. Merrill, C, Hart, C. Bmw. Nov. 15 Wistidhtiry Home U 5 Coaehf --Mrs. Keene Assistant - -Mrs. Kowalski Manager ff Lorraine MeCalla V Left to right: B. King, L. May. Alice Green. CANDID ACTION SHOTS-Kneeling: A. Scheuf chenzuber, R, McMichael, G. Yule. Standing: Mor' row, H. Barracliff, W. Rock, D. Lilllk. First row: R. Haven, Carlson, R. Hook, Hunter, j. Taht, W. Hammer, J. Cooney, D. Kraus, H. Coch- ran, J. O'Neill. Second row: R. Schwartz, A. Scheuf chenzuher, J. Rainey, S. Hornyak, C. Kilpatrick, Johnson, J. Stiteler, H. Bergolino, Maxwell, G. Phifer, E. Mullin. Third row: E. Storer, R. Monaghan, 1. Morrow, CofCaptain W. Rock, E. Ator, W. Hunter, D, Lauk, W. Nolan, H. Lee, W. Gallagher. Fourth row: Coach Kling, G. Yule, CofCaptain R, McMichael, R. Dodd, R. Graham, H. Barraclifl, R. Earle, R, Hook, Coach Lippe. First row: R. McMichael, R. Green, C. Miller, F. Schmidt, D. Haines, W. Cianfrani. Second row: P. Black, K. Poulton, W. Montpelier, W. Milligan, F. Fetter. Third row: L. Martino, E. Gest, T. Mohr, R Potts, H. Kraus, Coach Hopkins. TRACK and SEB LL Kneeling: L. Martino, P. Black, NV Moiitpclier, W. Milligan. Standing R. McMichael, T. Mohr, R, Potts, H Kraus. 00? nkgk jke Cfaafs o 151 expreaaea ifa Jincereaf Laine fkaf fha' enufing yeard may grin? confinuerlduccefm x fo .fduclugon 5: Q -, x xN N 3 5 5 xii i-if 2 L I' , f 'f , DSE ' X L L X - XXKQ , S :E 'x . E 'E Q- Xi? X-F' six in-fe 5 X Xssis X i1S35?4:X5:4' w-X: Wa fl? ,ff Q -'EfNi' NQ z s , 5 ff' Q 'QEXK S ,x I fl 5'XSgQzif XY S! N' K X X Nl l X1 PROFESSIONAL PATRONS STANLEY L, BROWN, M.D. ELLIS BULK, S.SC. PHARM. WILMER F. BURNS, M.D. MORRIS B. CLARK, M.D. IOHN C. CANAL, D.D.S. RICHARD G. ELLIS-, M.D., Class of '39 REV. DI. C. EVANS DR. ERVIN FELTOON, Class of '42 WILLIAM L. FIDLER, ED.D. MABEL S. HAINES, M.D. IOHN I. HORNER, M.D. HARRY P. HUTCHINS HARRY A. INGHAM, D.D.S. GRACE N. KRAMER THOMAS H. MCGLADE, M.D. ROBERT L. MEYER, D.D.S. FRANK H. OWENS, IR., V.M.D., Class of Feb. '29 E. SPENCER PAISLEY, M.D. VINCENT S. PALMISANO, M.D. IULIUS L. PEARL, D.D.S. VINCENT I. PISCIOT'I'A, M.D. ERNEST SCHREIBER, M.Ed. I. GRAFTON SIEBER, MD WALTER D. SCHULER HENRY R. TATEM, IR., M.D. S. W. WHITE, D.D.S 65 THE AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION The members of the Father's Association join with the Class of 1951, the alumni, faculty, and friends of the Audubon High School in the celebration of this, the twenty-fifth anniversary of the school The association is pleased that it has had a part in helping to share in many of the activities during the past twenty-five years. The following men have served as presidents of the associa- tion since its inception. George Rippel I. Milton Connell Howard H. Prouse Iames R. Herron Louis A. Nealey Wm. Whitehead Wm. I. Clark Otto Wortman Leonard F. Long Harry Peltz Watson Cooper Richard Park Paul M. Dare Ioseph A. Iombe Albert H. Gleaner Carl L. Lush Raymond E. Hart Raymond S. Kleisz Frank Barndt Albert K. Ward W. Rowland Hemsley Iames F. Daniels THE AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION Good Luck to THE GRADUATING CLASS OF 1951 from THE AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Best Wishes on the Silver Anniversary to the 1951 CLASS OF AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL Look not sorrowfully into the post, it comes not bock crgoin. Wisely improve the present, it is thine. Go forth to meet the shcrdowy future Without feor, ond with cr rnotnly heart. - Longfellow AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION 67 CLASS OF 1951 AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL Best Wish the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the School AUDUBON GRADE SCHOOL P.T.A. COMPLIMENTS OF THE EXCHANGE CLUB OF AUDUBON COMPLIMENTS OF RUNNEMEDE LIONS CLUB MOUNT EPHRAIM PARENT - TEACHER ASSOCIATION COMPLIMENTS OF RUNNEMEDE P.T.A. 68 COMPLIMENTS OF COMPLIMENTS OF MR. and MRS. EI-'MER M ARSH MRS. VVILLIAM I. DERMOND coNeRATULAT1oNs, SENIORS AUDUBON NATIONAL BANK The Bank Public Confidence Built STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL COMPLETE COURSES BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING SECRETARIAL STENOGRAPHIC TYPEWRIT ING OFFICE MACHINES COMPTOMETER EDIPHONE CIVIL SERVICE Dczy and Evening Classes - Employment Service 502 Linden Street Camden 2, N. I. Phone: WOodloWn 4-3369 69 MAIESE'S GARAGE FRANK C. MAIESE ARCI-IIE and BOB'S Z4 Hour Road Service Sunoco Service 535 Kings Highway Black Horse Pike 6 Clements Bridge Rd AUDUBON' N- T- RUNNEMEDE, NEW rsnssv Open 530 A-M' ' 11100 PM Phone: Timber creek 2-6568 Llncoln 7-6522 ALMAR CONSTRUCTION CO.. Inc. BUILDERS - DEVELOPERS 735 Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA 6, PA. STARRE'I'I S AL'S FRIENDLY SERVICE Gulf Service Your Car Needs Gulfex Kings Highwml and Black H0199 P316 Registered Lubricotions MT. EPHRAHVL N- L Kings Highway and Wyoming Avenue AUDUBON. N. I. Beaver Brook 8-8784 70 RAI.PH'S DELICATESSEN 908 Kings Highway HADDON HEIGHTS Open: Evenings and Sundays Free Delivery Phone: Haddon Heights 2-4803-R When in Camden, Stop At BART'S SINCLAIR SERVICE SINCLAIR ANTI-RUST GASOLINE Tires - Batteries - Accessories Lubrication - Minor Repairs Haddon Avenue at Mickle Street EM 5-9771 RUNNEMEDE MOTORS CO. Desoro - PLYMOUTH Sales and Service 165 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. NEW II-IRSEY Phones: Beaver Brook 8-2771 - 2772 Real Estate Insurance Insured Mortgages ROWLAND R. HARDEN REALTOR 200 Marne Avenue HADDONFIELD. N. I. Haddonfield 9-6700 524 Station Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS, N. I. 1..Inco1n 7-1434 AUDUBON TAXIS PROMPT DAY and NIGHT SERVICE Phone: LInco1n 7-1076 CHESTER'S Atlantic Station Kings Highway and Edgewood Avenue AUDUBON. N. I. Pick-Up and Deliver 1..Inco1n 7-9700 Silver Anniversary of PONTIAC X HEINEMAN - PERRY PONTIAC CO. 1200 White Horse Pike OAKLYN, NEW IERSEY COl1ingsWood 5-5400 BERT'S QUAKER STORE 353 Maple Avenue AUDUBON, N. l. HERITAGE'S VARIETY STORE 301 East Atlantic Avenue AUDUBON, NEW IERSEY CNe-xt to Highland Theatrel Spend Your Peiirues at D E N N E Y ' S Good Eats, Plenty of Seats Hcnnshire and Mansion Avenue AUDUBON, NEW IERSEY Meet the Gang at SHAFFER'S for Delicious Submarines, Steaks and Hamburgers Bryers lce Cream for all occasions FOR FINE FOODS COMPTON'S Log Cabin Cuthbert Road and Lee's Lane HADDON TOWNSHIP MANUFACTURERS SHOE CLEARANCE 700 White Horse Pike OAKLYN, N. I. All New Styles, All Sizes, All Widths 1000 Pairs to Choose From S199 per pair - All Shoes Same Price Open Every Night Till Nine CRAFTS LUNCHEONETTE 5th Avenue and Black Horse Pike A Good Place To Meet and Eat Timber Creek 2-9457 'I'HE KEYBOARD Music Shop 215 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. Phone Orders: Beaver Brook 8-2307 Records - Sheet Music - Instruments Strings - Record Players Success to the Senior Class IVIILLIGAN 'S SNACK BAR and DELICA'I'ESSEN 453 Maple Avenue AUDUBON. NEW IERSEY Phone: Llncoln 7-9703 WEISS' MEAT MARKET 275 W. Kings Highway AUDUBON, N. I. VVEBER'S BAKERY Bread, Cakes and Pies Fancy Cakes or Pies Made to Order Blackhorse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. l. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-1475 BOLD'S DELICATESSEN Wyoming Avenue and Pine Street AUDUBON, N. I. Open Sundays - I to 10 P.M. Phone: Lincoln 7-6547 Phone: Llncoln 7-6537 B E C K E R ' S Typewriter Service Amherst and Harvard Roads AUDUBON, N. I. Sales and Service on All Office Machines CEDAR GROVE Route 40 SPECIAL: IUMBO MILK SHAICES COMPLIMENTS OF THE NEW IERSEY WATER COMPANY GRIFFITH'S ESSO STATION 200 White Horse Pike AUDUBON, N. I. Complete Service Phone: AUdubon 5-8807 RUNNEMEDE SUPPLY CO. 24 N. Black Home Pike 9 B. Clements Bridge Road nuNNB1vn-:DB, N. I. STONECRAFTERS Authorized FARMSTONE DEALER 21 Chestnut Street AUDUBON Llncoln 7-5424 TRI COUNTY Flooring Supply Distinctive Floors 811 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. N. I. BILL ELLIOT Telephone: Office, Beaver Brook 8-2302 People Walk A11 Over Our Work ARTHUR G. HERMAN PLUMBING and HEATING MT. EPI-IRAIM. N. I. Beaver Brook 8-1683 Suburban Decorating Co. Paints - Glass - Painters Supplies Asam Wallpaper - Spred Satin Lucas Paints A Complete Decorating Service 400 W. Kings Highway MT. EPI-IRAIM. N. I. Beaver Brook 8-2086 FRANK SOZZI UPHoLsTBBBB Chair Caning and Rush Seats New Living Room Suites Made to Order Also Occasional Chairs, etc. 410 Kings Highway and Lincoln Avenue MT. EPHRAIIVI, N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-1585 IACK'S TEXACO SERVICE White Horse Pike and Kings Highway AUDUBON. N. I. Marfak Lubrication - Washing Polishing - Road Service L1nco1n 7-9701 WINNER'S HADDON HEIGHTS HADDONFIELD CLIFFORD Esso Service Black Horse Pike and Second Avenue MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Timber Creek 2-9454 NEAI.E'S Atlantic Service Tires, Batteries, Auto Repairs 221 South Black Horse Pike MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Beaver Brook 8-8747 PAUL IOYCE REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE 18 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. Beaver Brook 8-2075 I. O. EVAUL, Inc. DESOTO - PLYMOUTH 27-29 E. Kings Highway' AUDUBON 4, N. I. Llncoln 7-6271 ROHLF S' BAKERY HADDON HEIGHTS. N. I. LI 7-1078 Best Wishes EMPIRE DINER Kings Highway and White Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS IOU Selection Seaburg Open 24 Hours Closed Mondays Congratulations to AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL on their 25th ANNIVERSARY from ABBOTTS DAIRIES Who Are Celebrating Their 75th ANNIVERSARY Groceries Fresh Produce O'BRIEN'S QUAKER STORE 4th cmd Black Horse Pike MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Fresh Meats Delicatessen GREEN VALLEY FARMS PURE GUERNSEY MILK Visit Our Milk Bar HADDONFIELD. N. l. Phone: COll. 5- 2849 AUDUBON RECORD and TELEVISION SHOP Everything in Records Comer of Oakland and Grcrisbury Avenu Phone: Llncoln 7-6605 PATCHEL'S NOVELTY MART 114 White Horse Pike AUDUBON Hosiery - Gifts - Iewelry Children's Items Musical - Talking and Novelty Greeting Cards CROMPTON BROS. Manufacturing and Repairing of Living Room Suites - Slip Covers No. 9 Clements Bridge Road AUdubon 5-3416 - BEaver Brook 8-1702-I Slip Covers - Recovering IOHN P. VETS CUSTOM UPHoLsTERED FURNITURE 747 White Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. N. 1. AUDUBON 345 Union Avenue BEaver Brook 8-1548 RUNNEMEDE COllingswood 5-4675 SUBURBAN LUMBER COIVIPANY 712 Newton Avenue OAKLYN. N. 1. Lumber - Millwork - Insulation Glass Blocks - Hardware CHROM-WAY CO. Custom Made Chrome Dinettes and Kitchen Nooks 287 Black Horse Pike M'I'. EPHRAIM. N. I. Call Beaver Brook 8-3441 Llncoln 7-3341 W'ILI.IAM C. SCHOFIELD WALL DECORATIONS 1 Oswego Avenue AUDUBON. N. 1. Mt. Ephraim Lumber and Coal Co. Lehigh Premium Coal Alan Wood - Coke - Fuel Oil Lumber and Millwork Builders' Supplies Phone: Beaver Brook 8-1612 GOOD LUCK AND PROSPERITY tothe Class of 1951 from FELIX BOCCHICCHIO and 'IERSEY I OE WALCOTT 78 LYON 'S LUNCHEON'E'I'I'E ED'S NEST CONFECTIONER White Horse Pike and Pine Street 41 E. Kings Highway AUDUBON' N' I' AUDUBON. N. I. Phone: LI 7-9735 LI 7-9730 LIGHTHOUSE RESTAURANT FAMILY FOOD MARKET Wyoming and W. Pine Street AUDUBON. N. I. FREE DELIVERY Phone: Llncoln 7-6270 204 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. The Guide to Good Eats Specializing in Seafoods Business Men's Lunches All Types of Platters To Go Open daily: 0:00 A.M. 'til 3:00 A.M. Sunday: 5:00 P.M. 'til 3:00 A.M. QUICK STEAKS The Quick Frozen Sandwich Steaks and Ground Beef Patties QUICK STEAK, Inc. 303 Black Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS, N. I. Phone: Haddon Heights 2-4718 THE AIVIERICAN STORE ALBERT W. EATON, Mgr. Merchant at Oakland AUDUBON, N. I. SAMUEL'S BAKERY Z1 So. Black Horse Pike MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Pies, Cakes, Buns, Doughnuts, Bread Beaver Brook 8-2232-I CHICKLAND FARMS PINE Room Crystal Lake Avenue HADDONFIELD T O N Y ' S Barber Sh-op 38 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON THOMAS C. PI'I'I' PHARMACIST Black Horse Pike at First Avenue RUNNEMEDE. N. I. Phone: Timber Creek 2-5145 Best Wishes Audubon Pharmacy, Inc. MORRIS HARRISON, Ph.G. 105 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON. N. I. IACK'S Five and Ten RUNNEMEDE. N. 1. E D M A R Card and Gift Shop 112 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON. N. I. ALLEN-A Men's Wear OXFORD Cravats Quality Gifts GIBSON Greeting Cards AUdubor1 5-6285-R Haddon Heights 2-1246 Iane Logan Launderers 6. Dry Cleaners 29 Clements Bridge Road BARRINGTON. N. I. E1mo's Barber Shop GO'I'I'SHALL'S PHARMACY Gnd 307 White Horse Pike AUDUBON 8. N. I. Elmo's Hosiery Shop and LADY'S LINGERIE Black Horse Pike M'I'. EPHRAIM. N. I. PRZYW ARA MOTOR CO. Authorized STUDEBAKER Dealer 908 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-3220 BRIGHT'S ESSO STATION GEORGE F. BRIGHT, Prop. Clements Bridge Rd. cmd Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. Prompt and Courteous Service Night and Day can PAT and GORDON'S TAXI Office and Waiting Room: Kings Highway and Black Horse Pike MT. EPI-IRAIM Beaver Brook 8-1471 Big Car Quality at Lowest Cost OAKW OOD CHEVROLET COMPANY 1130 White Horse Pike OAKLYN, N. I. Phone: COllingswood 5-0462 BEAVER BROOK MOTORS Auto Repairs - Body Work Weaver Safety Lane ELMER B. NOBEL RUNNEMEDE, N. I, IACK'S SERVICE STATION 11 White Horse Pike AUDUBON, N. I. IACK DAVIS, Prop. - Lincoln 7-9712 Emergency: AUdubon 5-1103 Tires - Towing - Accessories ONE STOP SERVICE STATION Your Chrysler-Plymouth Dealer IoHNNY's COUNTY MOTOR SALES 1006-14 VVhite Horse Pike OAKLYN. N. I. GOOD USED CARS COll. 5-0141 - 0142 Interstate: New Iersey, Penna., Delaware, New York City Padded Vans - Moving and Storage ELWOOD WENTZELL One Piece or Thousands At Your Service - Day or Night 69 East Kings Highway MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-2217 ED LADDER SHERWIN WILLIAMS Paints and Varnishes KEMTONE - SUPER KEMTONE BRUSHES - WALL PAPER I OSEPH MITCHELL 121 Icmes Street MT. EPHRAIM, N. I. BUILDER Beaver Brook 8-1445 FRANK THE TAILOR 262 Wyoming Avenue AUDUBON. N. I. If We Can't Do It, It Can't Be Done! Alterations of All Kinds Phone: Lincoln 7-6663 SIEBER'S DELICATESSEN HERSHEYS ICE CREAM Wyoming Avenue and Chestnut Street AUDUBON. N. I. AUdubon 5-4493-W Timber Creek 2-6548 B U R K E ' S DRY CLEANING and LAUNDRY Repairs and Alterations Call and Deliver 638 N. Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. N. I. LUSH'S DELICATESSEN For Luscious Things to Eat 123 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON. N. I. Phone: AUdubon 5-3442 Llncoln 7-4095 ALFRED W. MURRAY PooD SHOP Merchant Street and Oakland Avenue FREE DELIVERY The Meeting Place of Quality and Economy HAINES DAIRY FARMS HUnFxm.1.E, N. I. MILLSIDE FARMS Producers cmd Distributors of GOLDEN GUERNSEY MILK And Its Products VISIT OUR DAIRY BAR RIVERSIDE, N. I. 83 PE'I'1'Y 'S HARDWARE 14 Black Horse Pike HOUSE FURNISHINGS and HARDWARE MT. EPHIRAIM DOWNER FUEL SERVICE FUEL OIL - COAL - COKE Phone: Beaver Brook 8-1500 137 S. Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. IAKWAY'S VARIETY SHOP Our Own Make Candy Cards, Gifts, Novelties Fishing Tackle 213 N. Black Horse Pike MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Beaver Brook 8-1498 Expression with F1owers HAROLD H. COOK PLORIST 140 Singley Avenue RUNNEMEDE, N. I. DELIVER ANYWHERE Timber Creek 2-6274-I TONY'S TAILOR SHOP 14 Black Horse Pike MT. EPI-IRAIM, N. I. CLEANING and PRESSING Phone: Beaver Brook 8-2266 CLOVER SHOP CH1LDREN'S WEAR LADIES' ACCESSORIES 26 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON. N. I. 159 S. Black Horse Pike MT. EPI-IRAIIVI. N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-2190-I NED CANAL LICENSED REAL ESTATE BROKER Sales - Rentals - Insurance 121 Black Horse Pike MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. B A S S ' AUDUBON HARDWARE 5 and 10 STORE HARDWARE - HOUSEWARE Free Delivery Call LIncoIn 7-0700 PLUMBING AND HEATING ALTERATION WORK WM. F. EN GLER Cameras - Hobby Supplies - Stationery Sporting Goods - Toys - Trains - Repairs HORWELL and SIBBITS 411 N. Black Horse Pike, Runnemede CNext to Boro Halll Beaver Brook 8-3323 905 White Horse Pike. Ocrklyn INear Ritz Theatrel CO 5-5604 Bellevue Building Supplies, Inc. Everything for the Homebuilder Lumber - Millwork Paints - Hardware Concrete and Plastering Products Best Wishes to CLASS OE 1951 and Continued Success to AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL Elliiffliifpiiifes KENNEDY Heating, Plumbing and Fuel Oil CO' Huriville Rd. IRL 411 6 Bellevue Ave. 1021-23 Market street ALMONESSON. N. 1. CAMDEN' N- L Phones: BLackWood 8-0027 - 0204 ROBERT BI-U-XB 100 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. N. 1. THOMPSON'S, Oldest Enamel Makers in U.S.A. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-1560-W Recommending and Using THOMPSON-PORCELITE PRODUCTS PAUL MITCHELL Complete PAINTING and DECORATING SERVICE 230 Union Avenue RUNNEMEDE, NL' I. BEaver Brook 8-2360 I I 'I Open Evenings and Sundays CAmden 4-6691 R O C H E S T E R EoRMAL WEAR TO HIRE Formal Outfitters for Audubon High School Students Tuxedos Cutaways Full Dress Boys' Tuxedos White Dinner lackets 299 Kaighn Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Telephone: BEaver Brook 8-1710 M 6. A TAILORING CO. Suits - Pants - Skirts Cut - Make - Trim 211 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE. N. l. DOUG AUTERSON Everything for Sport PASSON'S, Inc. THE SPORT CENTER 507-509 Market Street PHILADELPHIA 6. PA. LOmbard 3-0438 - LOrnbard 3-5893 The Best for Less CHARLEY'S CLOTHES for Men and Boys lOpposite Railroad Stationl BARRINGTON. N. I. Phone: Haddon Heights 8795 We'll clothe the man Be he short or tally Our selection is wide There are styles for all. lP.S. and Prices, Tool lOHNSON'S DEPARTMENT STORE HADDONFIELD - MEDFORD PAGE BROTHERS LUMBER - LIME - CEMENT Paints and Varnishes Rent Our Floor Sander BARRINGTON. N. I. Fishing Supplies Phone: Llncoln 7-7620 - 7621 AUDUBON HEATING CO. SOCONY-VACUUM FUEL OILS Plumbing and Heating Contractors 1210 White Horse Pike OAKLYN. N. I. Phone: Llncoln 7-3000 Best Wishes to Stainless Steel Llncoln 7-6086 CLASS OF 1951 ,. g x A. WILKE es. soN ' A - ROOFING and SIDING , Automatic Hot Air Heating I F- Sheet Metal Work and Spouting ' ' Duct and Furnace Supplies A. P. DAVIS COIVIPANY .Nice Things for the Home.. Taylor Avenue and White Horse Pike OAHYNI N- L AUDUBON. N. I. BOWER and SONS FAMOUS READING ANTI-IRACITE Llncoln 7-1265 GULF FUEL OIL OAKLYN. N. 1. CO11ingswood 5-1234 87 1 1 l 1 SPECIALIZED BUSINESS TRAINING Taylor School's Approved Courses Provide a Foundation for Success ' Stenographic' Medical Secretarial ' Secretarial ' General Business ' Accounting ' Business Administration ' Pre-Induction Courses Day 61 Evening Classes - Co-educational Enroll Nowl Summer or Fall Terms The Distinctive Business School Founded 1898 THE TAYLOR SCHOOL 210 South 18th Street Gust Below Walnutl PHILADELPHIA 7, PA. Phone: KI 6-l5l5 COFFEE SHOP 119 W. Merchant Street AUDUBOAN. N. I. Open Qpen 8 - 12 Daily IU - I2 Sundays ANN - ADEL ITALIAN and AMERICAN GROCERY and FINE MEATS 3 Clements Bridge Road RUNNEMEDE. N. I. REAL ESTATE Sales - Management - Rentals Call areas! THOMAS BOYLE REALTOR INSURANCE Call formsl 644 Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE Beaver Brook 8-3258 SMITH'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers Say It Best Of All 557 W. Kings Highway AUDUBON Llncoln 7-6539 PENNSYLVANIA GREYHOUN D LINES. Inc. MARY HUDSON TEIVIPEST TEACHER OF VOICE 28 Beloit Avenue AUDUBON, N. I. Telephone: AUclubon 5- I 469 Phone: Llncoln 7-1520 BROWNING BROS. FLOWERS - eEEENHoUsEs New Iersey Avenue-Off Black Horse Pike HADDON HEIGHTS, N. I. Flowers by- Wire Decision , Before deciding on plans for next ' year, check on the advantages of taking Peirce courses in Stenog- . raphy, Secretaryship, Business a Administration, orAccountancy. In : much less time than you think, you can acquire a thorough prepara- , tion for a successful career in thc 0 business world. One of our experi- : enced Career Counselors will bc Z glad to help you and your parents e reach a decision about your future. : Write, call, or telephone PEnny- u packet 5-2100. D PEIRCE SCIIDIII. DF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION : 1420 Pine Street o Philadelphia 6, Pu. M A R T I N O ' S Friendly Food Market 106 W. Kings Highway MT. EPHRAIM. N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-2324-W DON'S TELEVISION 10 N. Black Horse Pike RUNNEIVIEDE, N. I. Telephone: Timber Creek 2-6190 DANTE DeCECCO MENS AND BoYs' STORE 32 N. Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. w 89 l I l l Wedding Designs Funeral Designs FLOWERS by AGNES 48 West Buckingham Avenue MT. EPHRAIIVL N. I. Potted Plants Phone: Timber Creek 2-6061 DOWNING SHOP WoMEN's and cH1LDREN's APPAREL Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. I. ITWILLPAY in dollars and prestige and pleasure to get all possible preparation for your career in business. A graduate ol ours says: Believe me, I am grateful for the invaluable training and assistance I received. Without it my life would have been much different, I fear. She is married, holds a secretarial posi- tion of some consequence-her husband is on an aircraft carrier in the Pacific- and she is independent economically. Camden Commercial School 325 Federal Street CAMDEN 3. N. I. WOodlawn 4-1511 Phone: AU 5-1229 Mortgages - Insurance DAVID E. CLOUD REAL ESTATE 105 E. Atlantic Avenue AUDUBON, N. I. William W. Cloud RITZY FLORIST 240 White Horse Pike AUDUBON, N. I. Satisfaction For Every Floral Occasion GEO. E. BONGORT Phone: Llncoln 7-1203 S. MONROE VENABLE REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE 39 E. Second Avenue RUNNEMEDE. N. I. Tailored To Your Taste Designed For Your Budget Bob and Bill Hearn Dubbs Formal Wear - Men's and Boys' Clothing Accessories - Free Alterations 30 W. Clements Bridge Road BARRINGTON. N. I. LI 7-3626 lg i CHURCH GOODS Supplies For All Densrnincxtions CHOIR GOWNS PUPIL ROBES cmd ALTAR APPOINTMENTS NATIONAL CHURCH GOODS and SUPPLY CO. 821-23 Arch Street PI'IILADELPH1A. PENNSYLVANIA 9I HEGEMAN BUILDING WALLPAPER and PAINT SCHOOL OF MUSIIC Black Horse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. 1. Beaver Brook 8-2040 ROBERTS BROS, Inc 404 Virginia Avenue COLLINGSWOOD. N. 1. P.O. Box 93 Complete School Equipment Phone: CO11ingSwOOd 5-0336 OFFICE and SCHOOL SUPPLIES YORKSHIP PRESS Producers Of F ine Printing 1106 White Horse Pike OAKLYN. N. 1. R. H. ANGERMANN, Ir. CO1lingswOod 5-5124 Philadelphia College oi Pharmacy and Science 43rd St., Woodl'd and Kingsessing Aves., Philadelphia 4, Pa. Founded in 1821 2-' 'ggi '. -- 5 '-:lm 'a rt 'a--fi. l. Milan! ul- are-4 S i'?t'F':'?- erin- . 15:29 755015, V Er. '--1 nn, -nr ..,- ..'hn A Undergraduate c rses in Pharmacy, Chem- istry, Bacteriology or Biology lead to B.Sc. degrees and interesting and successful ca- reers. Graduate studies in Pharm., Bact. or Biol. also available. Applications for future enrollment now considered. Coeducational. Write for catalog HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE, Inc. Careful, Courteous Charter Service SCHOOL TRANSPORTATION White Horse Pike 6. Gibbsboro Rd. CLEMENTON, N. I. Laurel Springs 4-0137 EDWARD G. GARDNER FUNERAL DIRECTOR RUNNEMEDE. N. I. Phone: Beaver Brook 8-2095 BERNICE SCOTT S'I'ELTZ TEACHER or PIANO 104 Princeton Road AUDUBON, N. I. Phone: AUdubon 5-1664-W F O ST E R ' S Funeral Service F. EARLE FOSTER IOHN N. SWARTZ WM. I. DECKMAN 250 White Horse Pike AUDUBON. N. I. Llncoln 7-1 195 Haddon and Lees Avenue COLLINGSWOOD. N. I. CO1l. 5- 0152 CHARLES W. STOCKWELL ROBERT H. HARMER Stockwell- Harmer Insurance Agency World Wide Insurance Facilities All Lines Fire, Casualty, Inland and Ocean Marine 721 Market Street VCAMDEN, N. 1. P A T ' S SHOE REPAIR SERVICE 110 W. Merchant Street AUDUBON. N. I. Work Done While You Wait Phone: Llncoln 7-3520 BEST WISI-IES OF ALL GIRL DRUM and BUGLE CORPS, Inc. Haddon Heights Victory Savings and Loan Association Any Type of Savings Account to Suit Your Requirements Deposit Any Amount at Any Time Withdraw Any Amount at Any Time ACCOUNTS INSURED UP TO 310,000 Liberal Dividends Ask for one of our booklets on Savings Accounts or Mortgage Loans S02 Station Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS. N. I. Bob's Cut Rate BREYER'S ICE CREAM For All Occasions 904 W. Kings Highway HADDON HEIGHTS. N. I. Dee's Variety Store 906 W. Kings Highway HADDON HEIGHTS. N. I. Phones: Haddon Heights 2-8839 - 8882 MAYTAG SALES CO. PHILADELPHIA. PA. GEORGE E. LEPS EARL E. CHARNING, Prop. Official Keystone Garage CHARNING'S Gulf Service 24-Hour Towing and Wrecking Service Telephones: Day-AU 5 1538 Nite-EM 5-3756 158 White Horse Pike AUDUBON. N. I. -.. -A. --- F INNEY WOOD'S MEN'S SHOP Wa y ,I CAROLYN'S BAKERY Where Quality Counts Specializing in PASTRY and WEDDING CAKES I' lllllw,,L! V. . - 3 ' Arrow Shirts ll 117 W. Merchant Street ' ' Intgxlven AUDUBON. N. 1. P. H. Bentkamp, Prop. ' Stetson and Lee Hats 'f 1 ' McGregor Sportswear To A X SWELL GANG OF KIDS 123 E. Kings Highway HADDONFIELD Wexf fo me 5 G 101 Mr EPHRAIM Po1.1cE DEPT Open Evenings ' Phones: 5-2514 Had. 9-2300 Spring rides no horses down the hill, But comes on foot, a goose-girl still. So all the l ovely things there be Come simply, it seems to me. -EDNA ST. VINCENT MILLAY Compliments of THE CLASS OF 1952 95 IVIERIN STUDIOS 96 1 u ! I 2 F 1 i .351-.-,M L, 51 -5-L.,-13.1.4-,f - , 3 ' I w u,,.,,,-1, .- 2. 5. '51, ,fi .
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