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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1958 volume:

THRO ADVENTUROUS JOURNEY WONDERFUL TALES OF AN UGH FOUR YEARS OF AUDUBON NARRATED BY U, 7 Zluclc kfllflilb' KJV W Now den sald Uncle Remus set yo selfs down en f I ll t ll o bout de szcheratzons dat de wood fokes done 9 U got dem lfs en Y al happen when L PK 0 J ,gif ' 3 .ff P my JL . 'Z' , ii-as in L? -f Ng-h -Ns-25. fa ' 1 .fi ff , - Ml 1 ,7 f' xx X X,,f'f9 , dx, , f VCA-Xfxf Y 1 .f 'cf ' E , A E . u, U A 7 A V . f. . , ,oz , ,W 1 1 t ' .,'L , . I , J J N , fl n ' ll 9 1 , , LLL7 , , 1 ' be if I 'ig x LV: ' , , A, . U . 1 1 . , ,L 4 3 dj JU' 'M -1 n 'Q' We Wi E, Y W 1 Y' ' !,, ' '. 'H ,mf 'JV YWWJ 96' Ay Aw .' V ' . Ry if W AJ ' - XXX' -1. -.JJ . -KJ .1 V 'E l K by V si, 1 ,ag . - ff, I - L,i I I A, f wg, 1 , ,E W H A-, '42 Q4 fl- J, I-' '.:- P-, fx E x' f av' XLJI Q, , to 1, Q5 Q 4. E, li-1 - 'Q 1 X QF E L5 A, K.. . -A cf if -S., if Q fri' ff Ni A lgg XX ai' f- ' ' A i ig -K X- - 1 ' 1,, I J 2 ,auth W 2 5 hw i 'Iowa :IWW ,fan-auf ww ALF bmw, 4 W 2 3 QQYKQHW W mmm WW I 3 ' ,A f gwwwww, A f, f M AQJMA ,. , ' 'Q' ' Q. T . A 4 1 ' - f .,w,,fW,WfWmn' V V ,VM WN A 4 s . ' tv' ey., 1 k, AQ ww f f,.- J' ' I, -f, 1. JV 8, THE I958 e souvenir presented by The Senior Class AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL AUDUBON NEW JERSEY CONTENTS -5 Administration and Faculty . . . . 5 Activities. . . . Il Athletics . . . . . 27 Llnderclassmen . . 39 Seniors . . X 22 N .1 -' 41 1 G+ SW' ..49 Tar Baby am t saym nothm en Bret Fox he lay low Seated Mr Edward T Currv Mr Allan A Armitage Dr Frank H Owens Jr President Mr Gxlbert S Bayne Mr Ernest Schrerber Standmg Mr Arnold E Mayers Mr Wlllxam J Deckman Jr Mr Wllllam J Judd Mr Thomas N Crowley Mr J Hollis Bower Mr Franklin W Smalts Board of Education Superintendent of Schools Outer space has certamly opened new horrzons Q for manklnd lNow our entlre c1v1l1zat1on wlll depend on our use of the powers and energies that were needed to create thls challenge To each member of the Class of 1953 go mshes of the wery best as well as a remlnder that outer space IQ less lmportant to sou than mner self what You really are and how you thlnk 1,.,:fJLl,,., ERNEST SCHREIBER Supermtendent : . . 1, . . , . . , ., , . . , . . : . . , . . . , ., . . , . . , . . , . . ,-he Q- as is v' - - Y ss' as V . -f4U'l- The eighteen-month long year which began July 1, 1957,,and runs through December 31, 1958, is called ICY, meaning the International Geophysical Year . During this period, thousands of adults and youth are forming teams to trace the path of man-made satellites. Some scientists say the satellites will be ball-shaped objects shot into outer spaceg it is pre- dicted they will carry instruments to record wind speeds, temperatures, meteors, cosmic rays, and so forth. In addition to observing satellites in flight, scientists hope to determine accurately the shape and size of the earth, and the density of air in outer space. The challenge confronts the adults and youth as well Are we thinking as we prepare for our vocations how, as high school graduates we can help to meet this great world challenge? ?7 QGJMMUM GRACE N KRAMER Principal Words of Wisdom From me 'Q',,, 'Mtv' Education IS a series of experiences of a varied nature that everyone enjoys in one form or another through l1fe You, the members of the Class of 58 have enjoyed the numerous opportunities offered by your school to enrich and enliven your educational experiences The academic athletic and social programs offered by your school and the moral training provided by the home and church have all influenced and helped to mould your total educational experlences tumtles not only to increase vour experiences but to apply the knowledge you have gained to make the community state and nation stronger in those ldeals that make for a fuller more enjoyable life for all Qwew MM PAUL M DARE Assistant Principal , 9 9 I W I 0 o 4 , ' J' ' , . E I r ' 5 , , ' 5 . . . . 3 , 7 . j , f r v 9 . , U ll I ' A l - 'j , The future will continue to provide many oppor- 6 . , j . . . , I , ' . I 1 .fairs . fa . . . ,im I Rebecca Borstein, B.S. University of Pennsylvania ' sf' 1 M . , . ...far , X L English A l 17 - 1 'Q' ls J 1 Q' 1 I l Peter Finley, B.S. in Ed. West Chester State Teachers College English and Social Studies S Q .ff- E Francis V. Grithn, b.A. LaSalle College Engl ish Berjoohy Haigazian B.S. in Ed. West Chester State Teachers College Social Studies This. .gun ,1b- f'o I Betty Burnham, M.S. University of Pennsylvania Business Education 'bs fir , 4' Rhea Gilbert, B.A. Hunter College English A-we +I. YK Jeanne Haggard, A.b. Heidelberg College Home Economics Bertha Hand, R.N. Cooper Hospital Nurse 9 x Q .xa- 'vs, ., ,, we gf. ,. 55. A . l 5 5454.12 Bertha W. Dornbach, B.S. Temple University Mathematics Helen Githens Rutgers School of Library Science Library Examining the records. ,uv X ...f A Lillian F. Eaton Fine Arts College Syracuse University Art Ura. Herman Greenberg B.S. in Ed. Mansfield State Teachers College Social Studies James R Hopkins M A Columbia Unlversxty Physxcal Education QNX 'H+ GX an Orland L Keyburtz PhD New York Umversxty Business Education -,, John F Klmg BS ln Ed Rutgers Unlverslty Drwer Educatxon and Social Studnes g' Ml red M Lance, B S Un rslty of Pennsylvama Forexgn Language fig, vo Lounse P Housel A B Swarthmore College Foreign Language ,fm George A Kmkler B S ln Ed Glassboro State Teachers College Mathematxcs 5 3 William Lalr, B S ln Ed Trenton State Teachers College Physxcal Educatxon Gladys Lawson, M A Temple Unlverslty Englxsh lffwbv vw C' ,fg- Calvm Inglmg Ed M Rutgers Umverslty Busmess Education George H Jaggard M A Middlebury College Englxslv ...rr it Dxscussmg prospects for the future rv: xppe BS m hlo Umversxty English and Dr:-ver Education YI:-f Qtx Ed Ruth Lord BS an Ed Sargent School and Rutgers University Health and Scxence sd Q.. 'L Q ml , 1-ew ' in ,N - Z V 1, - W ' X, f K N ., 1 ' ,Lt - ..,A Q VW tj- f A JN w E xl M. . f ' v1 B r XX W 2 A ir I . . 1 ' 7 A . L? F 1,53 gig' fl X - - nl X En S ' x f I I A V U A ',,, yr ,C 3 2 Cs Y -. 4 . 1' ig? lx X. 5 S 1 Mildred Marchxsello Ruth M Meg-vmg B S ln Ed Unlverslty of Pennsylvania Umveruty of Pennsylvania Socml Sfudgeg Forexgn Language An Important declslon Gwendolyn C Pratt M S ln Ed Rutgers Umverslty English Robert G Rexter EdlVl Temple Umverslty Guidance f ',,' John I Messenger EdM Rutgers University Mathematics 536. E I Joan Plslco B S ln Ed Trenton S ate Teachers College Health and Physxcal Educatxon Wi. Dorothy Poole B S Unxverslty of Pennsylvam Physxcal Science J l Wayne W Rhexner B S ln Ed Trenton State Teachers College Industrial Arts T lf, Dis! 3 ho'- Nelson H Muschek B S m Music Ed Temple Umverslty Music it s QNX William R Pole I B Franklin and Marshall College Socxal Studxes ,O I3 Alynda H Pratt M S nn Ed Glassboro State Teachers College Physxcal Science Elnzabeth C Schuler Trenton State Teachers College Business Educatxon s X o xx . A ' 22 Q fr --se f- -Qs - 1 -'Q ' 4 V 2? X sf I , I . f ' -I S gl I N to 5 . . . ' . , . . . . . 11 1 7 7 l y 2 ' -ls 1 V A ' ,., 1. A Y: l :ig Z I y n Q l , . ' 0 , .- 1 t f e ' .1 fx sf . '- it , .,, , X-.1 , X ' . .. u A ga, A I ' . il 1 Q !.? 'YA . . I 1 . . I 'gin x I I n . . 71 JL -4' s x A a A V .f I 7, , i if ' Q.. ,S 'Q 'fit v XM.. QVVA w ' ',., -' z . V Vx?- ' ,Jig Theodore Schwilca B.S. in Agriculture Rutgers University Physical Science .4195 Dana Verry, M.S. University of Idaho Physical Science E L Y I- . - J I v ,Y ,,, Y '1' A I 37 . 1,1 .,., pg:, 7. Herman Siri, B.S. in Ed. Trenton State Teachers College Industrial Arts gli? iw 4:-.fs. av- A Q-Mr Of Nancy Wallace, B.S. Drexel Institute Home Economics Satisfying a thirst for knowledge. fi +5 xi I . 'V xc W in at Joseph Sopko, B.S. Mansfield State Teachers College Mathematics and Social Studies J eq, F , .3 me Benjamin Weil, M.S Albright College Physical Science iff 2 X Marilou Wilson, B.S. Cedar Crest College Business Education Ethel B. Woolston, B.S. Bloomsburg State Teachers College Physical Science -. . -K ,. og 'av 1 ug 'ir l I-., ,img F1 t to if ,'. .1 E. W3 Phyllis M. Stadler, B.S. Ursinus College Health and Physical Education gin Q L gif-YY . J., R., Richard A. Wilkinson B.S. in Ed. Shippensburg State Teachers College Social Studies N 1 , '23 4: If 5, -in '-s g '.'Z ' IL Wolff I B.S. in Ed. ,f West Chester State e qldi' Colleglfk l Ph ic nce aww Lester Zetty, M.S. Temple University Mathematics RL X .494 4' ' 'ti 4 X ETF . 5 i n 532.1 1 .,f'L,:.::j 1 . I .jzlifylgl ,4 ffilfifics ey sing, en day play on de if STUDENT COUNCIL Row 1: G. Mayers, M. Walters, B. Parker, M. Ennis, K. Feeley, G. Murphy, D. Pole. Row 2: V. Huskey, M. Rabinowitz, B. Frantz, A. Haist, B. Hall, B. J. Wilson, S. Laxton. Row 3: F. Thompson, W. Westphal, R. Riclcert, M. DeLuccia, Russell, R. Aungst, G. Albright. Row 4: R. Craig, F. Vogel, M. Beetle, Armitage, T. Wise, M. Kelemen, S. Steinruck, R. Featherstone, Mr. Paul M Dare. Self-Government in Action T. Cheesman, J. Walz, C. Nolan, B. Meister, J. Peters. Sbkx L.. -.Ivin-bn., Student Council: The Student Council, one of the most important of the A.H.S. organizations, aims to make the school function smoothly. Dclegatf-s from llOlH?l'O0IIlS attend all lll0Cllllg!5, and in this way students are kept informed ol all neu procedures of tlleizool. ,V ' Ai 7 wil! in it V Ci' A , ftkfvnwf A -f Flew?-I ff Wffwe Mr. Paul M. Dare . to We w. My , ,312 , if '11 4. C CHARACTER: Jane Walz M National Honor Society: SERVICE: Melvin Beetle M Character, Service, Scholarship, Leadership J. Ron' 1: P. Kluse, G. Gordinier, J. Lewis, M. Hyder, G. Mount, R. Rawslci, C. Nolan, Walz, M. Borderieux. Row 2: V. Barker, R. Frantz, M. Beetle, D. Peters, T. Samuel, F. Vogel, B. Mayers, M. Kelemen. Row 3: F. Layton, C. Simon, N. Hand, Rue, M. Rabino- witz, S. Boyd, B. Coleman, C. Ondovchak, M. Cardie. Row 4: R. Pejic, J. Peters, G. Albri ht, E R. Schlorer, J. Grenhart, S. Steinruck, L. Knoettner, F. Worthington. SCHOLARSHIP: PRESIDENT: LEADERSHIP Michael Kelemen David Peters Thomas Samuel 'f-9 x I X if ft X I in . r f A l if f l 1 1 r 1 A B .AAAI EDITORIAL STAFF Row 1: D. Del Gozzo, M. Beetle, L. Johnston, R. Pejic, S. Mohr, B. Meister, A. Brown. Row 2: J. Rue, L. Klinshaw, S. Moyer, P. Kluse, H. Sibley, S. Boyd, S. Schilling. Mrs. Nancy Wallace PARROT STAFF Sealed: A. Surden, B. Bittle, C. Stocker, B. Boston, J. Albert, A. Bufala, J. Fiedler, C. Carney, B. Coleman. Standing: E. Coyle, PQ Bruner, S. Flud, j. Cham- bers, T. Wise, J. Walz, JA, Milsted, A. Mahaffey, K., Alkins, Kr. ,,Bisaga, TI., Ma'-K haffey, Swfngham, B.XMur- phy, 'Nr Qlippel, K. lfatem. x W i 'J K A v , . J X X, . x. X3 .1 ,J , x ' 1 , XJ x J ' ', -.I t J J .xv 'X .1 t' . if Ayr: L,xr'xt.'cN -fcftf Max ajygljc and Mrs. Dorothy Poole 47 I ,Q .if'9 xl H :N if 33 years of publication The Parrot Each month the students of Auduhon High School look forward to the date that a new issue of the Parrol will he in circulation. The Parrot is under the- sponsorship of Mrs. Dorothy Poole. who has clcxotedly strixcn for the success of the Parrot during: the decade in which she has directed its ientures in journalism. The purposes of the Parrot are'to supply the eur- rent news of the school to the student luody. and to instill prohciency in journalistic work in the staff members. During the year 1957-58 the Parrot hecanie a mem- lwcr ofa National journalistic Honorary Society called Quill and Scroll. This year a junior Parrot staff was organized under the direction of Mrs. Nancy Wallace. '4f'f'5 fit P1 L- ,A 4 it C 5 ,, t-V . fb., 5 A A COUNCIL .Ny A i 1 u -4 J us, E yi J to x 'rf Mx QV is 3 ' W -JV' , .se x' T , Ti I ' , MS f L -hi YC? Row 1 L Neely B Melster G Lewis D Pole S Laxton Row 2 R Frantz M Borderleux J Lewis T Samuel J Porter Row 3 Miss A A Phyllis Stadler G Knoettner J Owens,j Wills W Mlcken Mr ohn Klmg The Athletlc Assoclatlon IS composed of four representatlves from each senlor school class and two from the freshman class The advlsors are Mlss Phyllls Stadler and Mr John Khnv The ASSOFIHUOD sponsors all athletlc exents and prosldes for the Injury Fund It llkevslse approxes the sports awards gnen at the end of each season Each year the Amerlcan Legion Posts of New Jersey sponsor a Jersey Boys State and Clrls State held at Rutffers Unlverslty and Doufflass Collebe respectnely The purpose of State IQ to teach the xouth of New Jersey the method ln Wh1Ch our state government operates Students are chosen on the b3SlS of their scholastlc achlevements and thelr actlvxtles 1n the school and communxty its 4-sian 350'- CITIZENSHIP AND GIRLS AND BOYS STATE Row 1 K Dougherty G Gordmxer J Lewis, C Karcher Row 2 P Kluae Rue, j Walz, L Grai Row 3 L Knoettner, F Worthington, T Cheennan, M Kelemen --1-A aku .Kama .x K , i 1, V,' A , ' ' Q 1 N 8 A6 its ga A :Q S S , if f K ,W , ,gif A r, . W. A . , A TAM . .W . I 4 , rx A M Q I 1. D , ., I , s, U , . . l, ,. l '. , .IJ O 0 . ' l .tl G L 1. . C, . U .Y ,G Y Girls' and Boys' State e tt A, W W fc 0' fi Lf' of rf. L, L -51 tst t L. s....LJ 4 :f',J. ' A ' L' All Set or Parade LU V L L w4fu Nd, L bww J eg'-mmf' Q-gf-wa-as MQW? BAND Row I R Somers R Neale R Betz C Stasz F Layton B Lauffenburger S Mayer D Jones E Bates F Worthmgton A Beck R Richmond Row 2 L Knoettner R Fnscher K Berrmger J Natale F Vandersllce J Keys G Groves J Shaefer J Gamm Raw 3 E Sports M Norris L Neely J Peterson D Paul R Carter W Foulkes J Kllle N Hand W Smmlrey Mr Benjamin Well Row 4 D Russo W Somers R Harmer M Symes G Albright D Peters, R Gage VP at 1 l 53 we .A DRILL TEAM Standing apart Captains D Watson B Blttle Row 1 N Curry W Wll hams M Gant M Stetser B Faux S Prezlosl P Bruner Row 2 Albert V Buttle Adams A Tice S Patchel T Beck Row 3 S Stmes M Wallace J DeC1ano B Abraham D Gottlieb D Server P Stalb Row 4 M Wilson J Heyn C Lamg F DeRobert1s Erlckson A Watson S Flud -P V V - W V 11D U A7441 ' Mu , MMI. . N M . 77 ,.,...,3,,g sf,-Wh' Wt. .. ,M H' 7, my K 1 sf 'W was h..,1,.MfW s A ...as A Q LVL ,W - , New K , I , ft-Q-W,-t.' wa... ,.. nw M.:,.,...Q.t': if 1,-. M A 'rn 'W' ft fl , . , . , . , . , . . : . , . , J ' 1 ' ' . 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BAND MAJORETTES Left to right: J. Lewis, B. Price, E. Dougherty, J. Rey nolds, E. Christy, C. Kircher. N V . D 'r M Color Guard 55552. 4... , R A .gwf A' D M xg-f., f A yr ix .W - ' vfA': af Ari' 1' l A Majorettes , -A Drill Team Drill Team Majorettes DRILL TEAM MAJORETTES Left to right: K. Dougherty, M. Bor- bidge, B. Mayers, J. Mayers, V. Buc- cella, L. Penza. ..,. V. Huskey, M. Helms, Elliott, J. Jones, J. Standiford, . S Z, 2 he s 2 O Sealed: R. Orr, C. Rowand, C. Gehringer, S. Schultz, Standing: Mr. Nelson Muschek, F. Layton, D. Peters, J. Prichard, J. Butterworth, S. Mayer, S. Elwell, R. Betz, We Somers, L. Knoettner, E. Bates, N. Hand, Kille, B. Lauffenburger, M. Rabinowitz, C. Stasz, S. Morris. E. Spotts, J. Grenhart, F. Worthington. A Song ofthe South ...or Anywhere Orchestra Boys' Glee Club Girls' Glee Club A Cappella Choirt? M' 1. .N sat , ALL ,wt if 1 Row 1: H. Sibley, V. Fabricius, S. Mayer, Simon, S. Schilling, S. Morris, B. Coleman, Brill, F. Layton, C. Trindle, J. Chambers, Marsden, Mr. Nelson Muschelr. Row 2: J. Little, E. Bates, S. Beekler, K. Dougherty, M. Hyder, N. Rippel. G. VanLeir, B. Laulfenburger, D. Schwab, S. Boyd, C. l Stocker, S. Elwell, A. Grenhart, L. Heller, M. Ennis, L. 3 Black, A. Curran, B. Williams. Row 3: N. Stites, J. Butter- 5 worth, P. DuCoin, P. Clark, B. Wheatley, P. Rigoulot, 1 B. Peters, W. Beetle, J. Eivich, M. Beetle, B. Mclntyr, C. Stasz, E. Billich, E. Voigt, M. Rabinowitz, C. Rowand, J. Prichard. Row 4: J. Russell, J. Kille, S. Steinruck, R. Schlorer, D. Knowles, R. Abel, R. Staas, G. Groves, J. Grenhart, R. i Bittner, W. Somers, W. Beetle. Mr. Nelson Muschek has been the director of the Clee Clubs, A Cappella Choir, and Orchestra for four years.. Each year, under his leadership, these organizations present two concerts--the Christmas Concert and the Easter Concert. The Band is under the direction of Mr. Benjamin Weil. This musical group is a traditional part of the A.H.S. football pzlgeantry. Each year the Band and Swing Band feature in a delightful Band Concert. r lf wif -. of ' if QL,-1' . . Y, 4 1 74 C I V Y l ul , ' ,7 ' 7 ' . y- 4 L ,J y V X , ' l Al QE K. Tatem, B. B. Mayers, S. J. Adams, S. l L. Shindle, l 4 Run I: Mr. Nelson Niuschek, W2 Somers. K. Kelly, j, Russell, P. Rigoulot, B. Peters, R. Frantz, T. Samuel T. Clit-esinan. Rm: 2: R. Bansky, R. Bittner, W1 W'right, R. Orr, YV. Beetle, Grenhart. Nl. Beetle, A. Evans, 'A EY' Q1 O n,0,p:.0 0 P P 0 'f, 'n if - ii 1 5 'I fi? A fi Fi, 'SPF 5 Q fix Samoa? ,, i ,nhl A . . A f ff' ' 5 ' - - !i..39.sl'iil.2'Y -1'-fZ..F9!...T 'fiLf'l ...qw - Ron 1: K. Ondovchak, D. Schwab, P. Clark, Butter- worth, P. DuCoin, E. Sibley, S. Boyd, B. Price, B. Thalmann, V. Barker. B. Mayers, F. Layton, L. Heller, C. Stasz, F. Profico. S. Beekler, M. Corvino, G. Skoruk, P. Bruner, J. Adams, C. W'alker, C. Trindle. Ron 2: A. Curran, B. Wfheatley, G. Fiorentino, N. Curry, N. Rippel. H. Sibley, B. Coleman, P. McGuire. B. Snow R. Nlorgan, A. Brown, B. Lauffenburger, C. Esham B. Frost, D. Gerardi, S. Elwell, L. Klinshaw, B. Panej bianco, L, Shindle, Petersen, G. Toto, B. Meister. Ron 3: N Stites, C. Zimmerman, B. Willianis, Nicker- v J. Kille, R. Harmer. Row 3: D. Moore, R. Compton, C. Hyder, L. Knoettner, R. Schlorer, S. Steinruck, A. Mahaffey', WI Beetle, D. Knowles, R. Aungst, R. Carter, R. Abel. 'TT -757 ' Pr Q 0 .f'i,p0' 0 1 0' 'PQOO ng0 r0 in s..t.'l son, L. Hill, K. Alkins, A. Tice, G. VanLeir, A. Gren- hart, Hoover, W'alz, C. Stocker, DelGozzo, E. Bates, Renwick, M. Ennis, L. Black, P. Vanneman, V. Brown, J. Little, K. O'Donnell, D. Borderieux. Row 4: N. Hand, K. Dougherty, E. Billich, S. Goffman, J. Klingcr, S. Morris, M. Laing, V. Huskey, M. Weeks, K. Tatem, S. Mayer, T. Beck, M. Rabinowitz, S. Brill, J. Chambers, C. Rowand, Prichard, L. Neely, V. Fabricius, S. Bourquin, E. Voight, D. Youngblood, Not Pictured: P. Kluse, M. Hyder, L. S. Crabtree. McBride, J. McBride, L. Thompson. 5 at -,-: .Mi 1 '1 -7- 3 la 4 Lovely to look at . . . The Junior-Senior Prom Moonlight and Roses Every year, the students of A.H.S. await with anticipation the Junior-Senior Prom. When the long-contemplated night finally arrives, everyone is bustling with excitement. Time passes swiftly in an enchanted atmosphere of beautifully-scented flowers and soft, dreamy music. As the clock strikes midnight, everyone sadly leaves the visible reminders of the thrilling event, but their memories will always be with them. v F' - f' Ten Little lndmns The thrlllm and suspense lilled Jumor Class Play en txtled Ten llttle lndlans under the dlrectlon of Mr Roberta Nelson prosed to be an oxerwhelmlnv success From the calm and cool beglnnmg to the spme tlnglmg denouement the audlence was spell bound with the superb acting of the cat The shocking deaths of the guests of U N Owens created an unforgettable murder mystery Everyone who was allillated with the production of the play and the audlence as well wlll always remember Ten R Frantz A Brown G Mount K Dougherty L I I d F Carman D Beal R Anomon H Evan, 1tt e n xans as one of the most stupendous plays ever M Kelemen L Knoettner R Black produced at A H S 'X f' WIN UE' P! Mrs. Roberta Nelson Director of the Junior Our unknown fr-mend accuses me the murder of one and Senior Plays Edward Seton 'Youre mad all of you--crazy! I I . .g n . , - l- 7 V s .V . D- . .- - S- u N . , . , . , . , ' ' H . lff N V 'I x h , Q r a 1 3 ' I Q gl' Agp H , 1 ' U 2 f . r R5 Q .. f 'A tl Q tl ' 5' ui ll W 'fxgx ' . ,, W, ' lj A NJ V ,Q V I- ll . , . . Y N . of ' 71 1 r 1 as X -ffx DEDICATED T 'TJ k? W if 'X I '-'h T' 'tx I . 1 1 I ,, 1 O lx X2 MICHAEL KELEMEN GLADYS MOUNT Editor-in-Chief Associate Editor Seated: R. Rawski, M. Kelemen, G. Mount, J. McBride. Standing: P. Kluse, D. Peters, C. Trindle, J. Rue. Not Pictured: A. Mahaffey. L f-jgpxa MISS LOUISE P. HOUSEL Literary Staff Advisor The Literary Staff THE SENIORS .Y . MRS. MILDRED M. LANCE Business Slaff Aavisor llmflc Kcmus Staric The 1958 Le Souvenir' has been created by a Literary and a Business Staff. The former, under the guidance of Miss Louise P. Housel, has recorded matters pertaining to the academic, social, and athletic phases of life at Audubon High School. The latter, with Mrs. Mildred Lance advising, made the yearbook financially possible by the sale of subscriptions, advertisements, and securing of professional patrons. It is a sincere hope that this. the 1958 ' Le Souvenirfwill prove throughout the years to be a constant source of pleasure to its readers. The Business Staff Seated: K. Kenny, D. Watson, V. Barker, M. Beetle, C. Nolan, F. Layton. Standing: F. Vogel, L. Knoettner, M. Hyder, G. Gordinier, R. Frantz, R. ,Russo. I IU 'funn ' ,vw Reserve Two For Murder Reserve Two for Nlurderw, under the direction of Mrs. Roberta Nelson, was the name of the mystery-comedy presented by the Senior Class of l958. Because of the overwhelming sale of tickets, ranking second highest in the his- tory of the school. the Senior Play was a success in the realm of finance as well as entertainment. -i' f Q B 4 pix!-bn p U I 2 fa 2 ix pt ,, , , ,u f D. Knowles, Lewis, C. Stocker, F. Carcione, L. Knoettner, A. Brown, M. Kelemen, B. Mayers, J. Albert, NA h V A d . J. D M - ye c oose. n in your e oss word: hold all my fate. s 3 rr, , . 2 01. . W 4 1 f 2, A 'iw , , 2 i ri M 3'gf 'EJ Ji' -Q i4 . ' W ff, ' Pictured above are the stagehands, student directors, prompters, and the policemen, all of whom helped make the play a success. The process of elimination has got :round to you, my friend! 'Q , 0 0 at 0 r r , fs. sp, , I Q J l Lx Xwl , gf N Ushers Row 1: M. Hyder, R. Rawski, C. Simon, J. Lewis, J. Walz, J. McBride, S. White, C. Trindle, J. Fiedler, P. Kenny. Row 2: N. Hand, V. Barker, M. Wilson, E. Whalen, G. Mount, B. Bittle, B. Mayers, F. Layton, A. Hefcheck, C. Nolan, D. Watson, E. Voigt, L. Miller. Row 3: J. Leavey, G. Arnold, B. Wojciechowski, S. Brill, C. Majkowslci, C. Roand, J. Milligan, L. Johnston, C. Harris, A. Dobbs, J. Rue, P. Kluse, V. Huskey, M. Laing, J. Albert. Valarie Huskey Our 6th Homecoming Queen Lovely to look atg delightful to know . . . is a fitting phrase to describe perfectly our captivating Homecoming Queen, Valarie Huskey, and her two radi am attendants, Jo-Ann Lewis and canola White. Our Queen was crowned before a throng of cheering spectators at the Audubon-Moorestown football game. V9 Jo-Ann Lewis, Sandra White A. Z -M--wx. J' 4 il 1 4 i . ik A ii Y i waz.. vi Q! 1 fs Thinking of the Future: We hope these future teachers, Tom, Joyce, Ed, and Penny will some day return to A.H.S. to serve in their chosen profession. The Student Court, consist- ing of M. Rabinowitz, H. Westphal, S. Marsden, S. Steinruck, R. Frantz, and A. Wood, in conjunction with Student Council, is the governing agent of our school. MX! The kings they are of culinary arts aptly describes Tom Samuel, Tom,' Cheesman, and Dick Dieffcn- derfer, members of Mr. l.ippe's Cooking Club. Pictured below are F. Vanderslice, C. Ergood, P. Mitchell, R. Riches, R. Pejic, H. Burkhardt, W. Brooks, W. Sminkey, L. Kiker, R. Cowen, J. Barnard, B. McClean, V. Beckman, Visual Aids Club members, the handy men of A.H.S. F F5 . L Sharon, Mike, and Anita are the executive oflicers of the World Affairs Council, which endeavors to keep abreast of the current events of the world. I x The patient and her nurses, Gail Griffiths, Nancy Hand, and Shirley Crabtree, are the officers of the Future Nurses Club, sponsored by Bertha Hand. our school nurse, Mrs. 459' if R use If ,pr - ,4 fhlefirs 55' 'Il J X is - I's gonna 'nok dat patch. ball i S cleen in de middl d b Row 1: T. Cheesman, F. Vogel, R. Aaronson, F. -Bocchicchio, A. Haist, J. Hall, W. Moore, C. Aungst, D. Beal, A. Wood, W. Osler, R. Frantz, J. Eivich, B. Eisenhart, J. Lusclto, E. Odd. Row 2: J. Horneff, F. Krajewski, B. Vespe, J. Wills, L. Brown, R. l..eDent, D. Mooney, A. Evans, W. Hall, B. Saler, H. Brennan, J. Peters, R. Endt, R. Wilson. Row 3: W. Casmer, J. Esposito, G. Knoettner, A. Featherstone, P. Dowman, A. Donofrio, R. Craig, C. Anderson, R. Brown, J. Bendorf, F. Bor- derieux, H. Ruff, J. Owens, G. Hawkins. Ron' 4: Mr. Richard Wilkinson, Mr. John Kling, Mr. Lester Zetty, M. Beetle, R. Orr, D. Reiter, W. Marsden. 1957 RECORD Audubon Opponents 26 . , . .,.,.. Palmyra 0 0 . . . , . . Paulsboro 0 48 . . . . . . Woodbury 0 0 , . . . . . Merchantville 40 7 . . . . . . Haddonfield 13 27 . . . . , . Haddon Heights 0 7 . . . . . . Moorestown 20 19 . . . , . . Collingswood I4 21 . . . . . . Regional 20 Ron Aaronson Frank Vogel Bill Moore Tom Samuel Earl eyes a score. wk -N. 4 AQ QL L Earl Odd 4 BQ, With a team well-coached and imbued with a desire to win, Audubon s Vai sity produced an impressive 5-3-1 record during the '57 season. Their line play witnessed by record crowds, the A.H.S. team aimed for Conference Cham- pionship. However, the bad ubreaksi' en- countered in the Merchantville and Haddon- field games cost the' team the crown. The true success of the team lay in the last half of the season when the '5Creen Wavew de- feated Haddon Heights, Collingswood, and Overbrook, three traditional rivals. At the close of the season, Tom Samuel was named to the All-State Second Team while Billi' Osler and 6'Charlie', Aungst were selected to the Colonial Conference Second Team. Football ,'9' W iff Charles Aungst JN V' -15 x H li:l', y l l K '- ' I I elh f , gvf, Q , . 1 y-,. x 1 'N 1 2 s i W 1 1 ANN Hillsf Alan Wand Felix Bocchicchio Bill Osler john Luscko joe Eivich Barry Eisenhart .,,a 'S' 'fre f 1 i ,',:' iiesszgggi eq-s, ...M in at Q, , Kneeling: D. Peters, W. Ulrich, W. Osler, 1. Porter, J. Heim. Standing: Mr. George Kinkler, Mr. John Kling, H. Ruff, B. Vespe, R. Wright, W. Taylor, J. Owens, J. Lusclto, W. Macpher- son, W. Westphal, J. Keys. Gloucester .. BaSketbaH awww. .www At the heginning of this haslu-thall season, there was great speculation as to whether this yt-aris team could eontinue the suceesses startt-cl hy the previous yearis Colonial Conference Champions. The season ht-gan with a rush as the Aucluhon five. playing their fire houst-A' hraml of haskethall. he-gan to surprise every- one with tht- vast- with whit-h they were vit-torious. Perhaps things were going too smoothly. for the set-ontl meeting.: with lizultlon Heights resultt-al in at one point vit-tory for tht- H4-ightsg t-onst-qui-ntly. thc- need for a play-oil to lll'it l'lllillf' the Colonial Championship. This game- was also won hy tht- llc-ights. How- ever, Aurluhon went on to gain the semi-finals in the Group III Championship. and Clltlfftl the season with a fine IT and T record. At the f'0Ilf'lllSi0ll of the season. four memhers of :xllfll1lJOIl.S starting tr-am were honored hy In-ing plaeeal on the All Colonial Conferc-nee learns. Bill Usler and Dave Pa-ters were Chosen for the Colonial ii0llft'I'PIll'0 First 'll-am. john llc-im and Jim Porter were st-let-tml to the Conference Second Team. Camden Catholic . . . ..., . . , 50 St. joseph's , . , . , . 53 Haddonfield lRotary Tournament! 58 Collingswood . . . ,.....,.. . . . lRotary Tournament? 47 Overbrook . , . . ..... , . , , 72 Woodbury .... . . 52 Haddonfield . . . . . . 69 Woodrow Wilson . 51 Haddon Heights . , . , . 61 Paulsboro , . , 39 Merchantville , , 45 Overbrook , . , 51 Collingswood . . 41 Woodbury , , . 50 Haddonfield . 81 Haddon Heights 57 Merchantville . . . 73 Woodrow Wilson . , 51 Paulsboro , . . 82 Camden . 43 Glassboro . fN.,I.S.I.A.A. Play-offs? 60 Haddon Heights . . . . . fColonial Conference Play-offs! 97 Moorestown , . ,....... . . 1 .fn -sf Result of a perfect fast break Fighting for a tap . Battling under the boards. 7 'Q Q l Bill Osler John Heim 'I' FD - LN 2,25 , 1. T in . f'.,Z1'3 ,Q 5 Ll , , rg? 1' Dave Peters Jim Porter at A ve , 1 f , , 7 5 W. X., Bill Ulrich john Luscko lun .1904 yr .. Row 1: D. DelGozzo, W. Ulrich, W. Macpherson, J. Luscko, D. Beal, Peters, B. Frantz, F. Vogel. Row 2: T. Krinsley, F. Carcione, J. Abbate, G. Stilwill, E. Brooks, L. Klinger, I'. W'ise, J. Heim, W. Osler. Row 3: Mr. Herman Greenberg, R. Meadowcroft, A. Evans, R. Featherstone, R. Wright, L. Knoettner, J. Bell, Mr. Richard Wilkinson. Baseball With the return of several lettermen and the addition of some good rookie talent, Coach Richard Wilkinson, who begins his second year of coaching at Audubon, is optimistic that Audu- lJon's Baseball Team will enjoy a good measure of success this Season. Into the windup. Hitting in the clutch. IN gm, Q .ffl ' I fe ' x l ,. ff' I 4. X K J' l ,V 3, , V mx 'sz I i' ii' Sal .-sk 'vt as 4 gf- ,I ,Pe ,Q ' um fn-M f ,. Ph., ff' ,ir 4 'gfb is Jr Q K 1' fr p ,iw -. . f, :xiii f'Q'5 K, if ,ff bv 4' any f- ' I pure, : .mama 1 .4 5- . ,Qi Zi Making the throw. I J V 2' ,I Xxx If ia If 5Xln,U800 W if Q: L .- -he U 5. Y? in V. -w,,,NwgL F Track and Field 'rs Each year the coming of spring heralds the begin- ning of hard practice for those boys hoping to earn a position on Audubon's Track and Field Squad. Earnest practice and careful tutelage by Coach, Mr. Richard Wolff, soon make each boy eager to turn in his best performance in order for the team to enjoy a successful season. Take your mark 'l ., X is Ron' 1: G. Knoettner, H. Miller, J. Bendorf, F. DelRossi, G. Barnett, M Beetle, H. Ruff. Row 2: D. Peters, D. Mooney, M. Kelemen, 1. Owens, R Bowker, T. Samuel, D. Dieffenderfer. Row 3: F. Borderieux, B. Vespe J. Armitage, R. Richards, B. Saler, H. Burkhardt, J. Willa, T. Brown. Seven foot or bust! Q Taking it in stride. During the first half of the season there was no hockey field available for practice. Hindered by this fact and by numerous injuries, the girls lost their first few games, but snapped back when they were able to make use of the field again. Under the leadership of Miss Joan Pisko and Miss Phyllis Stadler, the team had a 4--5-1 season, winning two out of the last three games, and a tie for second place. Hockey x I tjv 'Z-pf. ul 'ls - t , V -. V g 4 ni? -. . . A' 9 YA: .4 , . Q.. . nu ell sq I p Q . 1'-' -ve . -. thi' fx v '..!,.,: .L-gi Barb -Left Wing N Jane-Left Half X, ,Ag - . 'K i Sheila-Left Inner Judy -Left fullback Kneeling: S. Laxton, V. Lewis, B. Meister, J. Lewis, B. Mayers, J. Anderson, B. Hull. Standing: Miss Phyllis Stadler, J. McBride, M. Borderieux, S. Flud, J. jones, J. Walz, M. Rabinowitz, Miss Joan Pisko, B. Albinson. 4 'tv- 3 ' , s w 2m M ,- , I R I ag A . gtk 1 1 2, 4 .A 0' f F Q U1 , l Q N . - uGlnnY,,'CF'lf2f M3fY-Rlghf Ifmff Barb -Right Wing I o-Ann-Center Half 15X jackie -R ight fullback Jean-Right Half Rushing in for a goal. Marion-Goalie Straining for possession. Opponents Bridgeton .. Woodbury , Gloucester Collingswood Palmyra Paulsboro Woodbury Gloucester Collingswood Paulsboro Bridgeton .. , 1-1... 4-1. . 3-0,, 2-1 1-0 . 1-2 0-4 3-0. . .1-2.. ..2-1,.. .1-0 Home Audubon N 5K1 Row 1: M. Borderieux, D. Watson, M. Medlin, Albert, J. Lewis, G. Gordinier. Raw 2: Miss Phyllis Stadler, Miss joan Pislco, j. Anderson, S. Stines, M. Rabinowitz, C. Rowand, N. Hand, B. Bittle, J. Adams. Basketball The Girls' Basketball Team had an impressive season this year. They played their last game in the new gym, winning a sensational victory over Paulslroro. With almle coaching and plenty of spirit the team rolled up a 10 and 3 record, which secured them at tie for second place in the South Jersey League. Mary and jan Co-Captains Sure way to gain possession of the ball. OPPONENTS AUDUBON 30 Merchantville . . . . ,.., . . 43 33 Haddon Heights . . , 37 26 Collingswood ..,, . . 23 37 Overbrook . . 47 44 Haddon Heights , . . . 53 62 Gloucester . , . . . 37 36 Woodbury , . . , , 45 37 Pnulsboro . . 47 28 Collingswood . . 35 40 Overbrook . . 64 S6 Gloucester . , 47 35 Woodbury , . . 37 39 Paulsboro .. 59 Teamwork pays off. just a little higher and she'll have it. t 65 K5 if 5 .. .L s ef L L K--1 Wx 'MQ X N l 5 les. an A, 44 o K X Row 1: M. Rabinowitz, M. Medlin, M. Borderieux, J. Lewis, J. Anderson, V. Lewis. Row 2: B. Meister, G. Gordinier, D. Watson, 1. Walz, S. Flud, A. Lewis. Row 3: B. Bittle, S. Ingham, C. Hancock, K. Bisaga, P. jones, C. johnson, Miss Phyllis Stadler, Miss joan Pisko. SoftbaH The girls began their softball season with great expectancy of an- other successful year. There are six returning varsity players and a large number of .l.V.'s striving for first team positions. We are sure the good sportsmanship and the skill of these girls will put them on top. Y Q .S f 1' .. . x ' I Mary B. Marion Bad decision. I 5 W Ginny ein 4 'I' Mane Jeanne 1' Mary C3t'0l Reggie 9,15 Ron 1 Mlllxgan, C Slmon, M Borderleux, A Brown M Lamg Row 2 B Faux, V Peterson, R Rawskl K Kenny, G Beekler Fiedler Zigi Tom fd, Q ' 'A' Trudy 1 Barbara Pxnky an 38 Uf ON KING wr' non- 1111 tll 10011 lmrd f11 f 1 f- N f- ll flll' 1 1 ll f 1 1 1111 tdlll to um u .wg Ar' ,V K., i.5Q,'i'7gIk,5 I QL ,TY 4155! v .1 - . 1+ if I Q, I Ex ' A 1 j, Q 1 ,1 . 1 - ,, I ff. 1 V3 . in . 1 ,fr ' 0' in 45 5 .Q A L , ,:, .1 . , .A ' 'lim i 'Q' 'E Jr. .-, -A ' . . ,, . ,, . . . Q! '77 511,177 f ' 7,H72.T ' f . ' 'M fri. ' .gl fl .1 - a -A .,. , ' ' L, if 4 , M. M 19 .+P 5 A -' K.. I ' .1 5 , ' 4' if I Z' ,QQQ-ai ' 7 .fr R l x: N' ff . , 1 ' vw' - 0' - . gp' ' ' 1 .4 ' N., JP . , .- '- ' I ' 4 ' , ' W A ' -. 13 ,, Q 'E' I ,far , . M M, ity L if , :iff N , ' 1 ,N M4 , - ,- ., ffqnf . ,ww ' 1 'ww f , K K ' 1 , I W W rs 1 KL ff Y, f -. I 'f5. 4 .1 XQQQEF J ' : A ' . ' . ' . , . ' . 'fk A J . : . . . , . . , ,. 2 Vg? YY ' YY Jill Z CO f . V I: . ' 'fu Tl 5 'lg li 2 oft ' I I 'Q 'm 111 Plll' 'ff I'Xf'.'l' nl 'I wr- ' I1-al' ,1 fquul rluring thc' paul ymr. 'lxh'n11g1l1 C rho' llllfililillg vif nrtf thc- t:hCf'I'lf'il 11-rs 111111- 111-1-f1111pIirl1f-fl thf' lhvul of Ifilllrlllillillrj In f'111'l1 ' and me-ry 11110 of 115 thf- spirit llf't'df'd tu fl ' the l 5 011 'ftof-'. A ' A Y J ,f , ' , K Dey wuz allers bodder n adder folkes s bzzness en dey keeps at it down ter dzs day 31 75 111155111111 W Xx'+ The 7th Grade ff?2'? .1 ii- 7-1 Row 1: S. Neel, B. Bishop, C. Barto, C. DuCoin, M. Dietrich, B. Wylde, B. Davis, S. Schultz, E. Ingling, Mr. Joseph Soplco. Row 2: J. Wilson, J. Bittner, L. Monroe, D. Willte, K. Crews, Hickey, Lenahan, J. Black. Row 3: B. Dieffenderfer, C. Bur- gess, R. McClelland, T. Williams, L. Belas- co, B. Bickford, C. Specht. Row 4: N. Malony, C. Gordinier, R. Ackerman, E. Paslrinski, R. Potter, E. Oerther, W. Kele- men, J. Giroux. Not pictured: M. Berin- ger, E. Latham, P. Rudinoff ost' 7-3 Row 1: P. Reily, S. Maloney, C. W'escott, G. Spiegel, E. Merlie, Tomlinson, Ross, Mrs. Rhea Gilbert. Row 2: W. Webb, C. Zanger, Ross, Sutherland, M. Rip- pel, K. McGuire. Row 3: G. Mitchell, R. Wright, L. Surden, A. Marshall, C. Rob- erts, Steinmacker. Row 4: S. Seidelman, F. Thompson, P. Porter, A. Wise, R. Laing, R. Welsh. Row 5: J. Robertis J. Perchetti, W. Lentz, J. Wfismer. Row 6: P. Lanneaux, J. Valenti, D. McLean, A. Kintzel. Not pictured: N. Nugent, G. Ogren, E. Row- and, J. Thiel. .K f - U ' 3 ' 3133 -, ,Q , 'U a- .-N Q W, .. XX H' F I l l Class of '63 7-2 Row 1: Miss Alynda Pratt, S. Carter, N. Lewis, S. Fiddler, D. Kille, L. Albert, P. Beers, A. Esposito. Row 2: J. Kaminshas, E. Gaillard, R. Bunker, R. Foder, B. Lom- bardo, K. Heilig, N. Gilbert. Row 3: H. Friedman, C. Chamberlain, T. Baker, T. Kelly, C. Hayden, R. Bowker. Row 4: K. Earney, G. Henning, F. Bohrer, M. Brill, P. Barnard. Ron' 5: W. Lentz, G. Hawkins. Not pictured: R. Ashby, H. Barber, R. Colangelo, M. Flood, Holland, T. Mc- Gurk, F. Moshier, W. Dneyer, B. Bendzin. P Gigi Nl' fig I QM' if .3 llh '.l P Q . -, V -f I Zi Q i so- ' X - ' . - 4165. 'J iw-+4 mf? ,- ,. .... S. ,.. ,Q The Sth Grade Ili 1 'Li irvlzi .r,, , ve -s f L .1-af, R ii , A .G ff' B gee.. 1 7 D '- .4 ,.-Fa . 1 regress, T1 I v 0 i 8-1 Ron' 1: Miss Gladys Lawson, C. Kegel, H. Miller, C. Fish, Jenkins, C. Beal, L. Daniels, C. Hull. Row 2: P. Graham, L. Smalts, Githens, E. Wilson, C. Black K. Vail, E. Marsden. Row 3: C. Trueland, T. Ennis, Bell, A. Beck, M. Andress, T. Bartram. Row 4: Curry, R. Laity R. Meadowcroft, Heineman, Foder F. Hess No! pictured: G. Albert, S. Bross T. Dorey, J. Schaefer, E. Schaffer. s s 1 9 rv' .ZZ T, ' Q 1 33-ff' we In s .. A i ,', 04 - P I C I ass of '62 ff . eg'-irpmi 315 V! -'he A 8-2 'ii A Ron' 1: P. Schminche, C. Niede. N. Mayer, D. Germeroth, D. Altone, M. johnson, G. Hoover, D. Bauer, Mr. Peter Finley. Row , 2: T. Leonhart, K. Feeley, L. Keating, M. rl Merlie, E. Spotts, N. Eastep, B. Flud, R. Magee. Row 3: R. Somers, S. Jones, A. Wilke, R. Beers, R. Lahrochar, D. Watson. Row 4: Whalen, R. Clipper, B. Brous, S. DiGiacomo, R. Beckman. Row 5: J. Castagna, J. Donato, R. Hyder, W. Ander- son, A. Baker. Not pictured: R. Murphy, M. Buchanan, C. Chayes, J. Cline. I R. by ' 1 -fl 14:1 We ... I'- an EJ ll -'rf a pQ Kina- Y 'f d , - ia 5, . , f Y' ' I 4 W -- 1 n 0 - A ' b N, W 'fl , Ja N. '51 s-3 5 5 Q A- a Ron' 1: M. Nlorris, P. Morrison, C. Opie, Ln! 'V Ylfk - V -9' L. W'alker, P. Read, S. Snyder, D. Jones, 1 :fl ' V1.2 Mr. George Kinkler. Row 2: N. Brecht, ' , W 'K nfl 'L G. Tavani, S. Ramsay, S. Moore, L. Noe, N B. Ruff, E. Moore. Row 3: W. Welch, VV. Mitchell, D. Gasslein, A. Lombardo, R. F. Mowatt, C. Slye, W. Richards, W. Smith, W. Wolfinger, L. Kraus, A. Clune. No! pictured: B. Kalellis, B. Sowers, H. Trush, D. Kegel, C. Mahoney, P. Mulholland, G. Nlurphy, S. Robinson. . if ' 1 . ' l evi. K Q Supplee, R. Eastep, P. Krajewski. Ron' 4: : - 1 'A , In K' ' J.: ' 4I Row 1 Mrs eanne Haggard E Bates P Angelastro S Beekler D Borderleux G Alter Ron 2 D Boh rer, S Bradm L Bopp Nl Borbldge V Brown S Bell Ron 3 R Bansky R Bittner T Bell G Brooks G But ting Ron 4 L Aranglo R Betz V Bou R Bakley W Beetle Run 5 C Bell R Brown Armitage INDI prclurcd J Berry,W Bexan L Black, V Buccella O0 4'-I 6 Row 1 V Fabrtcxus D Gerardl B Frost S Goffman C Fxola Gamm Grubbs Row 2 G Growes W Frant7 Green R Fischer J Gecln er G Giroux Rm: 3 R F nn R Grabowskx E Gamm J Feeley C Gaxllard W Foulkes Mr Francis Griffin Not pzclured G Elliott C Emerson M Ennis C Ergood C Esham A FIOYE C Gehrmger M Gibbs M Gtorclano 1 Glrvan ---A 99 Q 2 ma .. 'Q isl iii I ll f' 3' 'JI 516 ,, l loc' .D r..+ R .4-A4 uma The 9th 1 Row 1 Mrs Elizabeth Schuler Davis I DeChr1sty lx Cooney S Devlin P Calflna Ron 2 Clxnger B Cunningham D Chambers V Cal loway P DuCom Butterworth Row 3 Butler B Bufala ar racmo B Doblunan G Dnrkes C C1IllCf0!1 Bush Ron 4 on ulle Caffrty C1SSldy J Cham bers Nl Del utcn R Compton B Davidson Nut fmturtd D Byram Clark A Curran Dunn, Trxllhaase an ll f-- ll -- Al-i 41 Rau I Mrs Ruth Mtrune A Halst P Harshbarger Harluns N Im U- peratore C Halnes Rm 2 L Gu seppn T Helser C Hansen Hutch ms Gubbmgs Harkxns Ron 3 W Heller 'VI Hamblxn W ensen K Hughes R lklefer Guzejlco Ron 4 Henderson F ones C Hooper K lkellx R klein Ron 5 Kind hllle R Harmer C er n pxtturvd A Haff Hal owell J Htllman I lkehler Ikelton J Keys ..a... sua. s. I -fr of ' 2 A K ,l l 4 , . 1 Q- ...l -9 l if A ' - 9-1 - F s : - J s ' V, -,,, , Y Q I s l ' 4 . , I ' , 'J ' .aAY . D ', . . ' : . .', 5' I. , . , . H . . - ' lx' , . ' : .. , . , . T ' R , . '. I. 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V00 I' fi-,Gal x WWW Vin ,ee 102 Row 1 C Cozzl J Del Gozzo Costello E Coward P Caruolo F DeRobertxs J D1C1ano F Devereaux P Cuneo Mrs Mildred Marchnsello Row 2 D Devenney E Christy M Campbell G Cammarota P Cham berlam S Cxavarra R Coe Ro W3 Cannon F Camm bell N Colangelo, J Chambers R Clegg Ro1v4 W Conley R Craig W Cosentxno R Carter Not p if 4 103 Row 1 Mr Calvln Inglmg J Em brmk Erickson Gonnella K Germeroth P Glorn D Gottlieb Row 2 B Epperson K Dougherty L Farerl E Evans S Elwell M Dougherty Row 3 A DlGlacomo Downs D Gnllm M D1Prlzlto M Gonella R Gage G Ebert Row 4 M Fahy M Ferrante R D1Mambro A Donofrxo R Endt D Duncan P Dowman Row 5 R Featherstone Gest R Fortescue L Formosa R Fiore Ganllard 1Not pxctured Donahue B Eden J Esposito WWW ,ff JLILQ1 The Sowgmore if 47M !fb700 MQW!! 0 Ro 1 S Bowker V Butt Brown K Bennger, D Asper A Alberta B Albmson Mrs Dorothy Poole Row 2 S Bourqum M Blcllford N Bowden T Beck B Abraham C Andreyo N Belasco Row 3 R Bansky C Alwme C Blsaga D Aus tm C Bergh Bendorf Row 4 W Best C Anderson F Borclerleux R Aungst R Brown Not pxctured R Barber L Bocchlcchxo lv QI 51 wr-1 - 1f i A '19 VN HH 44 Pi FW 104 Roni J Hopkins L Heller C Kad lec M ustlce S Ingham C Han cock P Hochswmder S Henclnskl Mr Dana Verry Rau 2 D ackson C ohnson C Kaestner C Hagborg A Grenhart Heyn G Griffiths P ones Row 3 Vs' Hexlxg R Ker Shaw S Klein Hennessy W n kms M Jock R Kirby Row 4 W Harris H Hughes H Klker L Kxker Horneff C1 Knoettner IND! pxc lured M Grose Hoover B Hull B Irvme D jackson M Keckhut W Kiefer V 2 v df ,f t E 56 J I' M i 1 I 0 I A Ir ,, .V :tl v 4 4 I l ' , 1 ' fl Q- I .0-Eli r in Qi Q , ll Sl , a a me V C f pw M , L7 ' -A 33 A If ,ff 10-1 I ...' 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A ' Y f - - ', . ' ,J. b , .Je ,, if 'A J 2 ' ' ' 1 i v L V , . , . , V. ' v J. , . . :I . ,J. , . .4 . D , . , . ' ' xg 1 4 1 1 Class, f- f- ff- , 'E V A . f 0 - ,Dfw Llons x.. G Row 1: C. Lgih anYij.. Log t-Q, C. Marena, cGol?ri 5 - M e R bardo, A. MCBratx-H, . MH, Morgan, Mr. En essenggr: ew 2: . A Kramer 'Ii ergenthal, JV Lei ijgfl A K. Larzelere, B. Maiese,hD. 1024-lie K. Morley, E. Macina. Ron' Lax ton, L. jvlahaffey, A. Lewis, K. Mc Kernan, S. Mayer, M. Mackenzie, J Little, M. Moody, J. Maciejewski Row 4: W. Marshall, J. Loungo, F Krajewski, R. Michaels, P. Koval, A May, H. Miller, F. Hammel, T. Moore. Not pictured: J. Loungo D. Mitchell. I . , , r 1 iv. ., I CN rrgt-.ff-su Q .1 -5 . .mi 51--R4 1 1 ipvdi 5 bv J L l?.e fl. 1 :Q ' l -J oo ' ' 2 T .. - 5 n.'2fL.:a. F1 I H Elm 'X J fl kygg-K JT-,flfczif C .l, sw, -ie 5 .multi s fy . :MDL '- r'J', , 'ccf , , . ff. i f ,tvf L f 1 P' , 3, ., - 4 U Q cc L 10-6 'Li Row 1: B. Panebianco, C. Pearce, S. C Palmer, S. Preziosi, P. Pearce, Richter, B. Rich, Mr. James Hopkins Row 2: S. Morris, K. O'Donnell, D Pole, S. Patchel, S. Potts, R. Plochar- ski, D. Nugent. ROW 3: R. Pennese, J Peterson, G. Petersen, Natale, S Moyer, R. Riches. Row 4: J. Neale J. Price, R. Parker, Owens, D. Paul T. Priest. Not pictured: Mullin W. Mullin, R. Parks, S. Parks, B Prichard, P. Rabinowitz, L. Reed, T Richartz. kj ,,.ff,,jfJi7Qj X. 4741 ,U Slow ' 7 10-7 Row 1: Niifs. Gwendolyn Pratt, E Snow, M. Stetser, R. Sammartino, B Sharp, B. Simon, M. Shindle, N. Rip pel. Row 2: S. Sandt, C. Rugh, B Russell, B. Smith, N. Seeberger, F Saccomanno, S. Schilling. Row 3: D Spiegel, L. Shimmin, D. Server, P Staib, C. Sutton, R. Sanders. Row 4 W. Somers, H. Ruff, J. Santarlas, R Scottoline, W. Shisler, J. Russell Row 5: L. Rudinoff, Rugh, W Snaidman, H. Stiles, R. Rickabaugh C. Ruggeri. Not pictured: A. Riegel S. Sandt, J. Stafford. 1 , .f , f-'7 ' L jf wage' 'X 1 - if , fl ,fl ' , V Q5 1 1.9 ' T Row 1: S. Van Ilia, G. Tussey, M. B 4 ' 1 i Wallace, L. Wylde, D. Tangi, B. I ' Q fn Q Wheatley, M. Weeks, Mr. Richard Wolff. Row 2: W. Westphal, M. Wegman, B. Walters, M. Symes, K. Tatem, H. Wright. Row 3: W. Swan- son, R. Tuttle, D. Vause, WH Ulrich, J. Tomlin, J. Wood. Row 4: K. Tay- lor, B. Vespe, G. Watts, R. Wfilson. Not pictured: A. Stafford, W. Taylor, L. Tice, T. Toomey, H. Trush, F. Verlc, H. West, B. Whalen, W 'Wil- liams. I Q e ff J ju V I I f Jug f 1 i 1, J flu! jp A .' L ' - M 11 1 Row 1 M Ackley J Anderson K Brown K Alkms J Blederman B Coleman M Irvxng Llppe Row 2 J Adams, P Bruner Blllxch C Carney S Boyd L Blrbeck Brsaga Row 3 D Centurxone A Clark Blschofsberger H Brennan G Albrxght Campbell Row 4 J Barnard R Abel Brown W Beetle R Boston Row 5 T Brown H Burkhardt H Betz W Byram Not pnclured G Barnett, M Cardle, C Clampffer .. 1 ' B ' xl IJQWQYWU 'J 5.....- 1 95 Inv 'WSU' ' f' The Junior V ii h ,nn M4 awww 46 11 3 Row I S Lundberg L Meyerhoeffer B Mur phy B Meister V Lewxs S Mohr J Keller Mass Rebecca Borstem Row 2 B Laulfen burger P McGuire B Klopp J Jones B Jones M McElroy J Mllsted R W 3 T Krmsley J McCloskey J Kerr Laurla L Klaudl D Mooney H Muck Row 4 W Macpherson G Hupp H McGrath W Mlcken R LeDent W Marsden W Macnolek Row 5 E Mxtchell Kexluhn B Muller B McClean Not pactured J Lambert, S Mars en A5 .1-ands 112 Row 1 N Dougherty P Green N Curry K Crlssey B Frantz B Faux L Hlll Mr Theodore Schwlka Row 2 Hunt E Coyle M Corvmo G Florentmo S Crabtree M Helms L Elwell Row 3 R Holtzhexmer G Grlllo E Hackett Gassleln J Grenhart G Hickman Row 4 J Hayes J Hornyak W Gannon W Hall C Flynn A Evans Row 5 G Gubbxngs W Henrung G Gub bmgs K Endt Not pmtured J Cranmer Dormand M Hallworth T Harrison 8' WTA I-Wi' 'D 9' DL .. ZZ: V , ff fJ ,-.1 X all - I I . N ww H S -S .nil ,X W .lag ,tl-.- .r gm-, , -if My 11-4 Row 1: Miss Mat-ilou Wilson, M. Parker, J. Reynolds, B. Price, L. Pennese, K. Ravicini. Row 2: V. Peterson, M. Ryan, C. Ondovchak, D. Noe, C. Robertson. Row 3: R. Rickert, L. Rabinowitz, R. Rothwell, J. Peters, J. Padgett, J. Porter, B. Saler. Not pictured: J. Nickerson, 1. Wf QMWZVWAWV J. Rizzo. ou tg. 6 !gy. If5 ,MV Class Mig L+-. tw f T' .'53: B5 1 171-V5 is R' fs 11-5 Row 1: B. Thalmann, B. Williams, H. Sibley, G. Skoruk, G. Shertzer, E. Smith, Mrs. Ethel Woolston. Row 2: S. Stines, A. Watson, A. Tice, M. Wilhelm, E. Schuchardt, M. Smith, L. Smith. Row 3: J. Schwarzwalder, T. Scatter- good, J. Szarkowslti, P. Vespe, B. Schaffer, R. Stibich. Row 4: S. Steinruck, E. Spotts, T. Mc- Goldriclc, J. Scarduzio, R. Tussey. Row 5: R. Schlorer, F. Williams, R. Sutherland, R. Wright. Nat pictured: W. Sminkey, D. Spiegel, T. Strohecker, J. Waterield. ,infix rli ' E 1 - 4 in w-,V 1- , , - -pi 1 6 Junior Class Oflicers, B. Frantz, S. Marsden, L. Brown. ,I 1 l 11, f 2 A 'X ff if y s A Q fawia fr y ff? sjiifyvt,-3 1 f J The Sophomore officers pic- tured below are Sheila.Lax- ton, Gary Knoettner, John Owens, and Flossie De- Robertis, who are respons- ible for leading their class in many activities. l 'I w'x'. m W'Y an NW' ON THE JOB certainly applies to Sue Morris, Kathie Larzelere, and Stephen Klein who sold the highest number of magazines in the Sophomore drive for Washington Trip funds. BUSY AS A BEEHIVEP' is probably the way Gladys Judy, Audrey and Beatrice would describe days in the Library where they assist Miss Githens with various odd jobs. 6 Y The Swing Band, led by Mr Well faculty director, and Lynn Knoettner student director contribute their share towards the huge success of Band Night A Ravlluo, M Ennis, S Bradm, and B Davidson, have dis tmguished themselves by being on the Honor Roll consistently during the first half of their Freshman year -if B. Davidson N. Stites L. McBride G. Mayers L. Black A. Half V. Buccella are members of the junior Parrot Staff which helps produce the monthly edition of the Parrot. ...QL Sealers N x AWW5 42 A Sk Ronald G Aaronson Ronme fl1rty eyes real crazy hot rod 1 tease smooth dancer Why teachers get gray' football and baseball cut up handsome sharp dresser Janet G Albert an Scott1e excels on dance floor Dr1ll Team sports thuslast well l1ked by exeryone plenty of school sp1r1t cute brunette favor1te past1me under the sun lamp Rlchard J Andreyo RlChlC cute brown eyes problem chxld not easlly d1sturbed w1tty llkable has a smtle for everyone talkattve football Charles N Aungst, j Butch Wflght n1an rn the gr1d1ron ood t1n1e flharlle fun lovmg at dances sonallty know frnndly and frequently sun ternfic rr a swell C y A Damel Barber Rebel CCOFLIH. l 1 ac 1 Nhlwaukee stalwart sports enthus1ast hkalmle talkatne at t1mcs ready to lend a helpm hand n1athe111at1c1an Elf nil 7' Q--.ff Joseph N Abbate oe fnendly but shy seen on the baseball dxamond crewcut qulet mechamcally 1n cl1ned real crazy dr1ver shy around gnrls Wlllxam R Andrews 1 carrot top 'wavy frlendly pals around w1th .lack and Kusta seen at all school dances comes to us from Runnemede Gall L Arnold Sami always sm1l1ng if ma1n lnterest boys full of fun and jokes real cute gal depend a J e very Obllglllg good typ1st Ruta A Avis .7 ,A s.111.,m lu ard from malt: s frlends easlly reserxed scnous has a smlle for everyone plans for the future 111atr1111ony V1rg1n1a J Barker 'S 'W Ctnny Dancette reg ar future tcacher rxcellent seamstress pendable a real crazy drntr attractnt dresser rfficunt alde to NI1ss Reed s1ncere gg, 'ir lvl 31,3 5 fi F K ! 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' ' ' ev- 'A . . b Donald O Beal Don llkable grm football and baseball Junror Play cast hot rod always seen at school functtons hard worker Gertrude A Beekler Trudy a pert peppy Cheerleader lxkable cute gal wlth a gay per sonallty always ready for fun easy gomg constderate and helpful work L Barbara Buttle 1 Captaln of Drlll Team hardworkm lflw basketball and softball man acer pleasant personalrtv Lsher Qharps chatterbox relrahle and always wrllmb to obllge well hked Felix Bocchrcchxo Smooth dancer ha a neat appearance end on the football team very popular suave cut up Barbara A Boston Barb darnty cute brunette Parrot Stall typtst Clee Club affiliated wrth the ,Iumor and Senior Plays pet saymg Ill be darned Future ambmon prrvate secretary K' egf 'S i1 TW-vx -4. la. 4 ' Vit? av' 6,4 UO .,...J KQQH CT Vnctor G Beckman rc pals around wlth Brll C mechanically mclmed one of the taller set shy around the opposrte sex class poet not much to say Melvm E Beetle e Le Souvemr BUSINESS Staff Student Councrl Junxor Play actne rn all school functtons Honor Socxety Parrot Staff college bound a real frrend Robert H Black Bo lrkable personallty butler m the ,Iumor Play seen workmg at Nlorrls s plans to go on to college Al ebra fiend no too serrous Mary Elizabeth Borderleux Crazy Legs Captam of Cheerleaders Honor SOCICIY spar e ln all sports energetrc dependable a capable worker loves to dance supports all AHQ ac turtles Raymond J Bowker ay hurdler on the Track Team usually qulet athletlcally mclmed around whenever needed rr! frlendlx Sharon D Brill Handy seamstress seen frequently at the Dancette Usher smgs xn the Clee Club and A Cappella Chou smcere always dependable and obhgmg Wayne J Brooks Usher at the Century seldom heard from Vlsual Alds Club plans t become a clvll engmeer llkes the gxrls Joseph E Buccella oe short dark and handsome reserved llkCS to dance njoy athletlcs neat we dressed always havmg a good tlme Joseph A Capra oe happy go lucky good sense of humor never serlous those poor teachers ladies man dark complexxon sllck dancer Theodore A Carr Te hot rod excfl lent dancer handsome mens fashnon expert fllrtatlous short halr why Mr ,Iaggard has g,ray axr Y Uhr 15 IR L- elim' its Q L.. ka.. ve, this X X ,gi ,, 4. Edward B Brooks cut up talka we ardent Yankee fan teachers problem studxous halls from Runnemede Antomette J Brown Tom magnetnc per sonallty qcreammg Nllml ln Jumor Play Cheerleader sophlstlcated brunette talkatlve and cheerful snappy brown eyes enchanting smile favorite saymg He you guys' good dancer Anne E Bufala Student Dlrector of .lumor P ay a cute redhead sharp dresser pleas ant personallty talkatlve dependable ClllClCHl worker Frank J Carcxone Dr Armstrong 1n ,Iumor Play handy 1n shop good General student plays a hot sax Band and Swmg Band member can be counted on for a favor Charles S Carracmo Charley player of the sax new to Audubon Hlgh lhlQ year pleasant easy gomg dxsposltlon always usmg the dlcuonary . - x 'V . by Ed ... - - ,,' 51,6-A t . . . .' . . I ,fx 1 . . . H ' ' . ' . , I ,W . . . . D 11 . . .Q ' .' ' : h, w V V '. r A x . . . . . . f 1425 1 . . . ' , , , e ' '5 A . . . - l . . . I ' ll , -1 l ,kJ,,'..' 3 X' l '. . . . . '27 ,P . . . . l . . . 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Y L' 'J s Y ' ' ' . h '. xi' ' 11 Y, P f'f,giL 52 - ful. 1 'Q I A 11 '-IL ' fiifsf' M Joyce Chambers Chatterbox cute artistically mcllned loves to dance frlendly smxle etficxent Commerclal stu dent alto m Ch0lf why lVIr Nluschek gets gray soclable Carolyn P Chrzanowslu Coolcle smcere alert personallty hobby sewmg Usher e saying Wolley segap future ambltxon P B X oper ator or receptlomst Barbara A Conlx Bohb1 always smllm sharp dresser u of fun sparklmg per sonallty member of Senlor Play cast Usher fllrty green eyes wmy Robert G Cowen o good lmeman m gym class science vshlz qulet takes llfe easy h h crazy behmd the wheel of a car late arrlval to AHQ John R De Moss Senlor Play cast quxet but frlendly ternfic sense of humor well mannertd serlous when studylng easy gom QQ df t -'bl T' F is KVM 'Q' was-v snug wx' -an-ff 1' Thomas R Cheesman Tom Cheese Jersey Boys State representa uve Student Councll Presrdent ladles man star on the baseball fie d crazy grm very popular llked by all Richard A Cogllser DlCk Cogy pa s around wxth Rxch and Leigh easy gomg not one to burn the mldnlght o1l a llttle on the shy sxde Frank J Corvrno Problem chlld sports nunded wavy black halt Jokester carefree ambxtlon IS to reure does well m Algebra Denms T Del Gozzo Amxahle jokester llkes baseball smart dresser takes hls school work serxously always has an oplmon to offer dark and handsome Joyce L Dermond Eflicxent Commercxal student cute brunette wlth bug brown eyes frnendly and smcere office axde dependable llke, 10 dance 1'- ' J- ss nllllc vs... :.u.. x K Q, ' 1-Ajax - . 'n N A 5 l n - I ' . . . S R AL. K Q5 I . . . .- u . . .... Q - 's X . . . I l l . . . g W' 1 L. fx Q J J l,,t - 1 V- ,405 , . 'l ' ' Bb ... ' ' . ' V, - 'l'...ig'i.qi .... r A t f . . . ..s. b 'A Ml '43, . 151 S ' I . I K .k, 6 A Y Q 1 at I . . Richard A Dleffenderfer Dee quiet ar stty Football conscien tious worker prop man in the Junior Play always seen lending a helping hand sincere in his actions Kathleen M Dougherty Kathy loquacious Emily Brent in Junior Play capable Commercial stu dent sings ln the Choir crazy mixed up kid future ambition Broadway and Hollywood Joseph A Eivtch oe Clee Club and Choir member Varsity Football always having a good time Varsity Baseball popular with everyone supports all school funcnons Howard D Evans Howle Spanish thusiast cut up always good for a laugh not too serious likes all sports . . . supports all school functions . . . student direc- tor of Senior Play. Jill Fiedler Vivacious . . . nice things come in small packages . . . full of school spirit . . . a cute cheerleader . . . well- dressed . . . sweet disposition . . . pretty, brown hair . . . Usher . . . excellent dancer. 09 '-IQ rg'- nail' A-bs Q,-r' if 'Q Q ' be 'YY ,-.1 fi 'X ?5g 19' 5-is If! Anne L Dobbs Quiet s sweet and demure always neatly dressed soft spoken sincere Usher loves to skate conscientious worker Barry B Eisenhart Artlstically inclined star football and track man mischievous grin c ass athlete well built would like to attend Syracuse well liked by one and oyce D Elliott Sincere friendly easy to get along with tall brunette Usher unassumin daydreamer Color Guard Ram bow Girls likes to dance Barbara A Faux Adds to our cheerleadin squad quiet always ready with a helping hand handy at the sewm machine . . . Rainbow Girls . . . sincere. Mary Ellen Flexon Quiet . . . likable . . . spark- ling eyes . . . blushes easily . . . giggler . . . friendly . . . sincere . . . sense of humor, par excellence. Sandra A Flud Sandy always on the chatterbox a letlcally mclmed Rambow Ctr energetic good sport wtllmg worker Drrll Team Hockey Glenn Frank Sports mmded sincere worker quret and u ssumm good frrend easy to get along wrth John L Fuhs ack fancy dancer Philadelphia style popu lar wlth the OPPOSIKC sex talkatxve wavy black harr Thyra A Gearhart Qulet and refined sunny dlsposrtron easy gomg n1ce personality cordial halls from Run nemede not often heard from frequents Dancette Gayle S Gordnmer Reserxed sweet smmle hard worker good student warm personalltv sports enthusla t dependable basketball Le Souwenlr Bu mess Staff 63 J' 'A' James J Flynn lm careful dnver athletxcally mchned one of the taller set good sense of humor good magazme seller sports enthuslast Robert J Frantz o handsome red N head Audubon s Varsity ' quarterback Honor So clety ,Iumor Play lead excellent student extremely frxendly lnkes the glrls wnshes to attend Annapolls Mary Margaret Gant Nlargle talkatrve always smllm w y teachers get gray cut up 1' never a dull moment hvely carefree Drlll Tc am Edward J Geoghegan World Affairs Club good sense of humor drlves around 1n a hot ro mtelll ent college bound 'L' Lewis E Graff ew Jersey Boys State short dark and hand ome trackman if ladles man ardent gym nast pals wxth Johnny H excels ln swxmmm and dnmg good worker Marlon L Hagborg Talkatlve mlss llkable tall and attractlve pretty bxg blue eyes good typlst moe dresser frrendly Rambow rr Roeder Halbert Good student mdus trlous mad sclentnst college bound likes chemistry Jokes around at home 1n the chemlstry a Nancy M Hand Wttty future nurse loquaclous seen march mg wtth the Band at all football games sings m the Glee Club lover of sports oflicral llfesaver Carol L Harms Yeggxe always good for a laugh came to us from Woodbury serlous about studles obllglng dependable Usher frxendly and smcere smxle Francla 1: Haugh Frank ladxes man good General student sharp dresser at home on the dance floor serlous reserved blg smlle for everyone 1 43 V1 Qu, T' 'hap- 'hr 1 ' Arthur A Ham r Varsity Football Spanish bug come dlan almost SCFIOUQ crew cut class clown a ready smile for every one John J Hall Muscle man Yarslty Football and Track one of the shorter set funny remarks pole vaultlng ace sharp car Kusta Hammagl fall and blond one of our hot rodders pa s around wlth ,lack and Jerry good frlcnd easy gomg came to us rom Estoma W George Hasxulc Llkes to clown around practxcal member of the cbamplon bottle breakers one of the more 1ntell1 ent ln the class Audrey A Hefcheck Good natured talkative fun to know friendly and smcere consxderate Mrss Guhen s file cablnet keeper consctentnous John A Helm Long John conseren nous worker pltcher for A H S War lty great guy to know natural athlete shv type of humor hlg man on the basket ball squad Robert N Hulbert o sports enthuslast the ag TSQSIVC type well mannered popular a real hustler blushes easlly track handsome takes work serlously Valarne A Huskey a amlable Usher tall and attractnve brunette Captaln of Color Guard popular magnetlc smile thoughtful A H S Beau ty Queen Laurel J Johnston Eflicxent and bl1S1n6SSlllC6 well porsed always dressed we ofhce a1de Usher frlendly and well llked talkative always w1ll1n t lend a helpmg hand Mxchael H Kelemen Nlxke Honor Soclety Boys State Souvemr Edltor a letlcally mcllned great personality World Allalrs Councll Prmceton aspxr an .lumor and Semor Plays cast 7, 1 P- fy-inc. Q45 Robert A Heron o comedran par excellence 1ntell1 ent lxkes all sport llkes to bowl drnes a sporty car enjoys dancm 0 Patncxa M Heard ,Q 33. a vlbrant personahty loves to dance u of pep real neat dresser fnendly toward everyone always laughmg seen at all A H S dances Dnll Team 'v Marjorle A Hyder B' v gr CI 1 Margxe cute and shy Honor SOCIEIY w1nn1n smile modest and unassummg fr1endly toward all capable future secretary Le eouvenlr Buslness Staff Kenneth S Kane Ken good math stu dent msurance collector durmg the summer lr Force usually has an opnmon college bound Helen G Keller Cherie cute fr1endly smlle halls from Run nemede qulet and s1n eere always seen wtth Nlartha well lxked Commerclal student William J Keller 1 tall dark, and handsome popular with the girls pleasant er sonality a Dancette regu ar flirty blue eyes enjoys everything but home work casual Kathryn V Kenny Pinky personality plus cute popular Cheerleader engaging smile loquacious full of pep and vigor loves to dance a Sharp fun to know Cecelia L Kircher Cee high strutting 'Nlajorette pretty brunette sweet and demure serious about studies Sharp likes to dance eager to help Usher ambition model Patricia A Kluse all' a happy prospect for the future world of medi cme smile like sun beams on winter days conscientious and reliable Honor Society the pro verbial friend in need David H. Knowles Possesses a dry sense of humor . . . handy with the liooks . . . favorite hobby: guns . . . college-bound . . . enjoys reading . . . mad scientist . . . lead in the Senior Play. 'qg-v 'bf ,li 41 I l I i Nu.:- lv- 17' Martha M Kelley Quiet and soft spoken, bu friendly to all prett dark eyes and a friendly smile gives quiet support to AHS activities slightly serious Kathleen F King Kath a blonde with pretty naturally curly hair easily embarrassed a real crazy driver serious sometimes quiet Drill Team member a Sharp Leigh H Klmger Sports minded prefers baseball considerate well mannered sincere nice guy good student enjoys math s seen at dances Lynn R Knoettner Jersey Boys State blows a hot trumpet jovial member of Le Souvenir Business Staff A H S Band and Orchestra Junior and Senior Plays cast Marie L. Laing Tall, attractive blonde . . . adds to our cheerleading squad . . . friendly and con- genial . . . easy-going . . . a Scottie . . . day-dreamer . . . blushes easily . . . always seen with a smile. Frances M Layton Fran a cute blonde Mlth a sweet dt po mon mu tcallv lncllned vn mg worker alwas mul 1n con cnntzous student sllghtly erlou Jo Ann Lewts Our sp1r1ted head Band Nla Jorette animated smlle and cute dtmplfs frtendlv and popular athletlcallv lflCllntd X A Counul Qenlor Play cat dependable Brenda R Lucas uxet but frtsndly and sm cere Usher pleasm personallty pretty lon black halr slow and easy going lows jan lm bracelets f Albert F Mahatfey Fogg the Rembrandt of A HQ Art Editor of Le Souvemr unpre dlctable Semor Play cast very frxendly works hard when necessary Clee Club Parrot Staff Guy V Marino One of the better General students a gazelle on the dance floor smart wardrobe blushes easlly curly black hatr Itahan lover L 1' of-1 fx H 'ii 'Q 'V ig, iv 2. K' 2 YP? i Joanne S Leavey Elfgant modeltng prospect tall blonde and attrac tne Color Guard Usher ardent supporter of all A HS actlvmes fun to he wtth exery body friend Anne M Longstreet Chuckles came t AHQ ln Scnlor ear fuendly hobby collect Ill record Future Nurses f uh pet saying Thats lt future plans general othcc work John F Luscko Varslty Baseball Basketball and Football well bunlt average student excels tn all sports studies hard small but a power house Carole J Majkowskl Tall slender blonde very socxahle plays accordion Semor Play make up committee Future Nurses Club A H S news pet saymg Oh grea Barbara J Mayers Cute 'Nlajorette engaging personallty and lovely smnle vnacxous energettc quick to lend a helplng hand A Cappella Cholr Glassboro prospect Semor Play cast Judith M MCB:-ide Judy sports enthusiast serious worker llvely Varsrty Hockey Clrls Sports Editor of the Yearbook always on the crazy about Bermudas keen mterest ln horses Mary E Medlm Amrcable hep on the dance floor terrlflc athlete Basketball Softball sharp sense of humor Senior Play tlcket com mxtlee Usher ambl tlon secretary Jeanne A Mllllgan Sweet personahty Cheer leader Usher attrac tlve brunette pet saymg Oh my goodness' avld AHS supporter frlendly sedate smart dresser future ambltton secretary Paul R Mrtchell Buck Vlsual AldS Mr Dares nght hand man .lumor Play commlttee wxlllng to help no too much to say likable Wnlllam F Moore 1 Varsxty Football top student smcere amiable good drxver llkes the gnrls little sleepy durlng the day enjoys French 1X I1 'Q Q.-Y Patrxcxa D McKee a chatty easy to get along wlth blushes easrly enjoys dancmg Future Nurses never a dull moment Lots M Muller Cute brunette soft spoken and reserved very frlendly dlsposmon smcere Drlll Team loves a good time pet saylne Rats Charlie Brown' future plans othce work Joseph Mitchell Chatterbox a wlzard ln all scxences does every thmg slow and easy as a dry humor baseball an llkes mrlk bottles William H Mollone 1 redhead carefree lxkes outdoor 1 e sturdy ardent hunter and frsher handy ID the shop Gladys L Mount Smcere dlllgent worker Lxbrary Assistant eller vescent personalnty Honor Socnety beautlful hand scnpt Assocrate Edxtor of Le Souvenlr .lunlor Play cast Semor Play commlttee Francls J Murphy Murph Qports m1nded Brooklyn Dodger fan good student watt unt1l next year always has an answer htstory ug Earl J Odd 1 Varstty l'ootball and Baseball curly black a1r sheeplsh gnn murders Engln h langua L 'Vhlwaukee fan every bodys fr1end Wtlltam G Osler 1 all around athlete one of the fi ht1n eleun Varslty Baseball s Varsxtv Basketball popular wlth everyone Carmellxnda G Penza Lmda small ball energy QUICK and reserxed smcere and fr1e ndlv d1 posltlon Dr1ll Team reliable plans to work after graduatton Nlajor ette port Illllldttl Jeanne M Prnchard V1ol1n1st sunny d1spo 1 t1on a cute mnss member of 4 Cappella fhllll' and Clee Club l'uturw 'Nurse Qouth Jer ev Orc e tra and -Kll State Orchestra L her ?c vx 1 OO- iv l QQ UV Q0 Q'- ' T ff A V' 'Z' X 3 3 Catherme M Nolan Cass ass1duous student effervescent personallty Student Counc1l Qecretary Dnll Team Honor g0Cl6f pet say1n Dont get T3dlCHl' amb1t1on Oral Hwg1ene t Temple Barbara L Opte Barb very complacent smtle good typlst always w1ll1ng to help wellllkcd by all smcere l1terally m1nded A H S News Llub L1brary C ub Rade Pejtc Edltor of the Parrot plans to study medume an excellent tudtnt star soccer player for X H N et th1n s om D3Vld M Peters Var 1ty Baseball and Baskft bal star brllltant tudcnt Honor Nocwtx vor Ed1tor of Le Qouwenlr member ff XHN Band and Orche tra Marlon Rabmowntz N ar wonderful IH r adapt quntklx tor ual o NIU: Q nl lounul L ur Parrot mbfr of all 'K H N mu 1 organuatlons fuqlm- pan Rr-l1 1ou educauon leader sonalltv pen llx Regina Rawskl Reggie sweet and de mure has a smile for everyone Cheerleader quxck to a1d reliable Club Editor of L Souvenir Usher Dnll Team .lunlor and Senior Plays committee Donald T Renter Don lean blonde Visual Aids worker one of the Aces congenial very quiet casual sports car fan likes to hunt and fish Judith F Richards Judy hotrod cant stand traffic cute brunette hailing from Philadelphia ln her Junior year friendly and conge mal Please dont stall this afternoon Betsy' Kay Doris Rock Rosy personallty witty full of school sp1r1t enjoys danung hunting and swxmmmg Future hope Busme s School softball favonte saymg H Guess What' anlce A Rue Drummer ln AllC1rl Drum and Bugle Corps con setentlous student Girls Cltnzenshlp ln tltute Secretary of Le gllllttllll' Lnterary Qtaff ' Parrot ' stall ami mber future plans Secretary -All' 1 'nv Q1-v I ral., 0'5- Eleanor H Relchle Nice to know easy gomg congenxal enyoys reading occasionally Usher Office Club enjoys the outdoors Jane D Rhodes Tall pleasant dusty blonde sociable loquactous shghtly QBFIOUS as a fancy for skatxng dancin and reading future am bltlon secretary Vincent L Rlckert Vmce curly hair shy but will Htrt inter ests he nn mechanics friendly Carol A Rowand Aflable soft spoken pretty blonde hair er Interest lies ln teachlng Eng 1 H1 B A Vxolm mst m Orche tra basket a Glee Club Choir Usher sweet disposmon Richard I Russo Dick capable member f Le Qouwenxr Business Staff sports minded good stud: nt algebra fiend labors for the good of the class sports fan quiet and serious 1. tt - n . . .L - - - , 'A . 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Charles G Sark Charhe talkatne but smart works at the ASP ln Runnemede sheeplsh grxn hkes to bowl Richard A Schultz Rlch works at Bass Hardware store mathe matlcally mclmed qulet and reserved good sc: ence student mdustrrous Francxs G Shultz Outdoor type blond halr member of Semor Play cast friendly to every one Wlllxam S Sxpple 1 casual xkes to hunt and fish teach ers problem prefers the out of doors sometxmes qulet Phyllis M Smith Orlgmally from England soclable Jester CECICDI Rainbow Gxrl Clee Club A Cap pella Cholr future ambx hon alrlme hostess or secre tary fun to be with We-v nf 'O- pf 10- if iv' 3 Z-4 Thomas D Samuel, I Tom captam of A H S Elexen Honor Society Presldent of Semor ass popular trackman Basketball West Pomt aspnrant Ivy Leaguer takes work serlously fnendly and well hked Doris A Schwab Krm newcomer to Audubon rn Senlor year came to us from Ocean Clty pleasant Clee Club Choir zealous orseman enjoys read rn Ambltron Beautt clan Carol A Sxmon Lovely to look at SPYIOUS student peppy Cheer leader very sociable consldermg becommg a teacher Usher Class Secretary Treasurer attractlve dresser frlendlv smlle for everyone Robert H Slulton o one of the Aces athletrcally mclmed good talker conslderate wnllmg to lend a help lng hand hlushes easlly math bug Constance M Spencer Conme l1vely person a lty frxendly P ay Commrttee Drxll Team Parrot enjoys dancmg future plans secretary cute brunette Rlchard W Staas Rich Javelln thrower tall and handsome etudlant francals good athlete lxkes to hunt mad chemlst hard worker ladles man Elizabeth D Stannard Betty cut up gxggler Mlss Burnhams prob lem child blue eyed blonde carefree and easy gomg apt stenographer future plans secretary James L Steoger rm Varslty Football dash man reason for teachers gray halrs Spamsh enthusxast com edran always on the go bug help popular but shy short and cute good worker George W Strlwxll Baseball man good stu dent consclentrous worker good frlend shles from the females good natured crew cut short and cute Anna Z Surden Friendly rndustnous senous about always wlllmg mg hand always World Affairs late arrival to studles to lend a help nice to know smllmg Councrl . . . A.H.S. Jane M Standrford Very efficient office aide everyone s frxend very llkable dependable attractlve brunette F T A favorite subject chemlstry future ambl tron teacher Clarlce M Stasz Mouse enjoys swlm mmg and dancmg must cally actnve F T A Usher pet saying Thus xlls me' future dream research physlclst after Buck nell College Roger H Stevens ,Ierry pals around wlth Kusta and Jack good drlver tall blond very qulet reserved ready wrt hot rod fan Constance M Stocker Conme at ease on the dance floor attractive nrce personallty fnendly sharp dresser popular easy to get along wrth Semor Play cast Michael S Swrecrckr Mike sports mxnded likes to talk easy to get along wnth has a sly glance qulet but mxschlevous lrkes gurls . . . modest. John W Thatcher ack always smiling anything for a laugh extremely popular and easy going pet peeve is French would make a great clown Ernest C Tobler Ernie one of the best dressed in A H S grace ful on the dance floor good sense of humor fancy hair do usually quiet but mischievous Cynthia J Trindle Cindy quiet and refined sweet personality A Cappella Choir Library assistant Usher Yearbook Ensemble hobbies reading and smgin future plans Nledical Technician Elinor L. Voigt Babe 4 . , artistically in- Clined . . . very sociable , , . lovely flowing tresges ...Usher,..Choir... Glee Club . . . pet sayin : 0 my oodness! '... future plans: Interior deco- rator. jane A. Walz Popular Student Council Vice- President . . . cute brunette . . . electrifying personality . . . sparkles on the Hockey field . . . liked by all , . Girls' Citizenship Institute . . . Clee Club , . . Honor Society. Q-1 we 'CIV arf If ..-.4a.. five: ' Howard Thiel Quiet and reserved assuming congenial likes to Eat outdoor man 1 drives a sharp blue Ford ohn R Trainer Mount Ephraim resident psi' ai practical Joker menace on the highways Poles pet happy go lucky extremely friendly 15- GK C 2' 4' l 1 mx Frank Vogel Varsity Football efficient member f Le Souvenir Business Staff all around athlete handsome always has a wide grin conscientious worker personality plus appears collegiate Ronald C. Walker Ronnie . , . generally fair- ly quiet . . . teachers prob- em , , . never serious . . . has that innocent look . . . is e great sense of humor. Marie E. Watkins Porky . . . Senior Play V. ticket committee . . , chatter- box . . . good-natured . . , likes to dance . . . friendly ,o Q going . . . sincere . . . favorite saying: Which way did they go? , . . Parrot reporter. . . . fun to know . . . easy- Dorothy Watmn Dottie full of school sp1r1t vlbrant personalxty JUIIIOI Play prompter sports fan well lxked Busmess Staff of Le Sou venlr Senlor Play stu dent dlrector Bruce H Wheatley Varsity Baseball first baseman faxr halred slugger ambzable an alma nac on sports always lookmg for help Mary C Wxlson Glrl wlth the Irlsh eyes fashionable dresser rather sophlstlcated well hked good tudent pretty smlle Drlll Team ,lunlor and Senlor Plays com mxttee Usher 1 Ellen M Whalen Bull soft spoken very seldom heard from pleasant dlsposmon a e pretty brown eyes and halr member of All Girl Drum and Bugle Corps Sandra J White Sandy always ready to help wears a smxle like the lrlsh wear green good dancer popular attendant to Home commg Queen head 'ir Thelma I Wxlson The frlendly smcere mce to know reserved enjoys sports and art Future Nurses future ambltlon model Dey am I 110 smart man . ' 5- 'f' y- -- git I -' bl - . N' , Ls sy . . . . J . Usher. 1 j 2 - . l N ' 9 . .d 9 ! ti If ' J 7 Q Q Q A l V Thomas A. Win Tom . . .chatterbox. . . Iunior Play committee . . . good athlete . , . top-notch student . . . always joking . . . well-liked . . . college material. Richard W Wolf Rich better than aver age student shy around the opposite sex wavy black hair trackman very reserved o rod fan Frank L Worthington Worm A H S Band and Orchestra delegate at .lersey Boys State algebra whiz appreciates a good Joke sports fan lanky pleasant disposition Elizabeth E. Wojciechowski Betty . . . dry sense of humor. . . fun to know . . . amiable . . . always laugh- ing . . . member of the All Girl Drum and Bugle Corps . . . willing worker . . . capable. Alan H Wood Woody Varsity line man Visual Aids all around athlete Varsity Track and Basketball terriflic personality u dent Council wild behind the wheel X' Donna K Youngblood Unpredictable loquaclous winning personality good student nice to know smart dresser G ee C ub plays piano sports minded Student Council future plans private secretary mr NEW? 4' 5338154515 ,Ja K' as W Qs k sep Wat dcysasmarler 'ff swag in Q 1 my K , 0'- if ' 'Y I I . . ' ' A.. Lx u n . . . ' K - . .. . . - ... ...hl' I Q ' ' I-'St, . in ' . L' V I. I f , a ' Q . ss - n Q ,,, ' l , ' ' Q Q 1 ' 1 n n VM., new f 2 1 ,Q ff'-,,,4,a. .. .r i ,f V- q.'yt,f . J' -- j 1 , :W ,, o 'ffganr-Vg Q fl 3 ,gf r Vp.: , .,.,. ,r x 1.1ffifi'Q, ,J QW-e,-4, 4 ',5Qg,?vi', ja ff. V ' Q- X H722 i -4- Ya' E3 ,W 'et ? ' 'Ly' 1, 'N . :V 1' af X - f., 1 . ', Q. 4 f lx! e Q fsrlf. t 44 3 ff 94 :I 1 Cl wh- --., Salutatorian MICHAEL H KELEMEN '25 T7 Valedlctorlan GLADYS L MOUNT CAROL A SIMON DAVID M PETERS CATHERINE M NOLAN JANICE A RUE al!! VIRGINIA J BARKER PATRICIA A KLUSE CECELIA L KIRCHER ANITA Z SURDEN X CR 1:- S f-: vfxhvf U W W- ,I Qi , m vt, . . P M um, , , A N.-'21 1, If ..., f --1 ' AEA pw- 'sf A K. ' 5 ' Q f JH 'X ' v 'K ' 5 .MX Wx X x ,Y 'Q 5 ...X f 1 lv. ' 'E 5 , f , 3, ' ' I M .. gx ' Y Q f , 1 Yr, Thomas Samuel President 5' o rr .. :s '1 G F9 '1 o fl! -o O Q .-. o 4 Q F1 O : F1 sn G :- .- 0 4 0 5 0 5 P9 fl? N :1 cz. 93 Q P, - 4 5 Q U1 Pd :r O .. CD Ui UI o :s UI ,W me H011 I 7 Tl jr Seated Mun Louue Housel Mn Mlldred Lance Mass Betty Burnham, Mn Elxzabeth Schuler Standing Mr Richard Wllklnmn, Mr Wnllnam Pole rx Wi AY wa 15 fi? we have learned through partlclpatlon 1 A Goal Achieved Havlng reached the end of our hlgh school years, we pause to and SHCIIHCC are prlceless and the standards ralsed before us wlll contlnue to be our lnsplra As we walk the path of our more mdlvlduallstlc llves may we, because of the foundatlon so carefully bullt at AHS, seek to enlarge our vlslon, become aware of our talents and feel the under lymg power of the quahtles whlch cannot be bought or sold, can not be measured or welghed and cannot be seen or handled be cause they are the lndestructlble mtanglble thmvs May each become aware of SpCC1al opportunltles and growth and know the Dlvme Presence of Whom Wllllam Cullen Bryant speaks who from zone to zone, Culdes through the boundless sky our certam lllght In the longer way I must tread alone Wlll lead my steps arxght Tom Samuel 39 Frank Vogel Carol Simon Vxce Presndent Secretary Treasurer .J 2 ' L W I 9 2 X ' ' . . . 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I QJN..l..L mf gf.- l ' 3 , fl, K VJ' V I f , Characters 94 - MUS MVMK , J, L. MOST TALKA TIVE K Kenny, A Mahaffey CLASS ACTOR 6? ACTRESS M- Q Q R Frantz,A Brown SHORTEST ff TALLEST .-- C Stasz J Hexm MM rf T- ' r,,,,,.4 -,lf g,Z,.f gi T' xx' CLASS FLIRTS R Aaronson B Conlm ,N CLASS ATHLETES Ill ' S nw B Elsenhart J Lewis it gggfw Mosr OBLIGING f' G Gordlnler, M Beetle 9 'Q I -me ' 'fig' 'W'-' if 'tg 1' .sex-'Q' in 3-'E 'V Ju 11 k V' sig P Q . mill, 1 r . I - , - I Y A ' vi- 2 -7' I ' .....- W: 3 1 .-4' i -.JY 13 . in , - fr. - N 5 .1 1 5 gc 1 .1 ' A ' fe. 2 1, 1 f , , . 5 X ,. ' ' A.. Lf M, 2 W' V r .. , , , 4, , I af ' ' if A N . , . r V P -A - ,,,-.V A . :A K A , , , . D , . . g .. 7 A ' N., , we - s - - I-. 1 , q wy gl . f-w3a ,A.yx.f,,,i ' if 'Q W . , I V . 3 -1 4 1' Q 5. ' ' 'f -,kflzwf - ' ' . , . 1 ,V , if, , ' ' , 5. , gr. ,- . 1 ,ff 'I' ' .. ! X L - -ffm, ' f . , , ,Q ,A ,,, , , , ., A - ,f-'r l wr-:. 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Hit PROFESSIONAL PATRONS JOHN ALDEN ANDERSON CE HENRY BELASCO D D S ELWOOD L BIGLER CPA MARK BROWN M D WILMER F BURNS, MD PAUL M DARE R W DAVIS JR,MD ERNEST F DOHERTY MD JOHN W FESSMAN JR MD C E FILKINS, MD CHARLES S GORDINIER MABEL S HAINES MD BERTHA H HAND RN JOHN H HAYES, M D HARRY INGHAM D D S MORRIS A KAUFFMAN D D GRACE N KRAMER, M A PERCIVILE P LEVINSON MD CLIFFORD E LOPER, D DS HARRY D LOVITT, M D ARTHUR B LUISI D D S HERMAN MEDOFF D D S MILLER AND STEARN V M D MARY E MYERS RN FRANK H OWENS JR VMD JULIUS L PEARL D DS ANTHONY C RUGGERIO DD S ERNEST SCHREIBER, M Ed WALTER D SCHULER DC WM R STEVENSON, MD HENRY R TATEM, MD CHARLES F WISE, D S C 73 HENRY M. EVANS, JR., D.D.s M. F. ONDOVCHAK, M.D. 'Wt W , Lo 412 Nl' asa IN SG ,4 NEWJ E Auoveo RSEY X STUDENT COUNCIL Presldent Thomas Cheesman Correspondmg V1ce Presndent Jane Walz Treasurer Recordmg Secretary Catherme Nolan Advnser Frank Vogel Mxchael Kelemen Valarle Huskey Marlon R3bln0WltZ Tom Wnse Gnlbert Albr1ght Barbara Frantz Sara Jane Marsden Ron Rnckert Sam Stemruck Rxchard Aungst REPRESENTATIVES Ronald Cralg Ronald Featherstone Gary Knoettner Shenla Laxton Deborah Pole John Russell W1ll1am Westphal John Armltage Mnke DeLucc1a Martha Enn1s Anna Louise Halst COURT Jumor Judge STUDENT Ch1ef JUStlCC Robert Frantz Jumor Judge Semor judge Manon Rabmowxtz Semor Judge Alan Wood Court Messengers Anna Sophomore Judge Secretary Barbara Melster John Peters Mr Paul Dare Grayce Mayers Barbara Parker Patr1c1a Sczurek Mar1e Walters Betty Jane Wllson Kxtty Feely Gale Murphy Edna Carol DuCo1n Roberta Ashby Franc1s Thompson Sara Jane Marsden Sam Stemruck Wxllnam Westphal Lou1se Haxst, Martha Enms 7 lgx :fray C -A, f 'B Q 5 0 -1 . A' R 'Q 5 V .V 'Z 5 . . l , , 'I C V. 'C 1 1 Q Q - ,4- - X ,ff --, J , 1. N O S C E T E 12-1 10-2 ' 9-5 - 12-2 ' 10-3 9-6 , is-1 1 1 9 13-2 - -' 12-5 ' 10-6 9'8 , 11-1 ' ' 10-7 8-1 11-2 10-8 ' ' 8-2 ' ll-3 9-1 ' s-3 11-4 ' 9-2 ' ' 7-1 ' 11-5 ' 9-3 ' 7-2 10-1 ' 9-4 ' ' 7-3 ' 4 THE AUDUBON FATHERS' ASSOCIATION Organ: ed 1 92 6 The Audubon Fathers Association has had a part in aiding the students and faculty members of the Audubon schools The association has assisted in the educational, athletic and community activities of the borough The assoc1at1on commends the citizens of the commu physical education and athletic facilities for the students The Fathers Assoclatlon Wishes to commend the Clas of 1958 upon the completion of its high school work and hopes that the individual members of the class will have a uccessful future AUDUBON FATHERS ASSOCIATION 75 , . . . nity for providing additional classroom, laboratory? , . . . S , . s . 7 Complzments Com plzments RUNNEMEDE MOUNT EPHRAIM PARENT TEACHER PARENT TEACHER ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION To the Class of 1958 May We pursue the rxght w1thout self rxghteousness May We know un1ty w1thout conformlty May We grow 1n strength Wxthout pr1de of self May We ln all our dealmgs Wxth all peoples of the earth ever speak truth and serve justlce May the lxght of freedom comlng to all darkened lands flame brlghtly untll at last darkness IS no more May the turbulence of our age yleld to a true t1me of peace when man and natlons shall share a l1fe that honors the d1gn1ty of each the brotherhood of all Preszdent Ezsenlaower AUDUBON HIGH SCHOOL PTA COMPLIMENTS AUDUBON GRADE SCHOOL P T A 76 Of Of OF Compliments Of AUDUBON PARK Good Luck. and Prosperity AUDUBON POLICE PARENT-TEACHER DEPARTMENT ASSOCIATION I notlces dat dem fokes W at makes a great m1rat1on bout W at dey knows 1S des de fokes W 1ch you can t put no pennunce m W en de cashun come up Compllments of THE CLASS OF 1959 GILCH S SERVICE STATION Serwce Black Horse P1ke RUNNEMEDE N J HEINEMAN PERRY PONTIAC CO 12 00 Whlte Horse Plke OAKLYN N J C0 g d 5 5400 - 1 9 ' ' 3 9 ' 3' 3 3 ' 3 3 39 , - 24-Hour Towing , . . , . . llin swoo - 77 I TER BOR0 SAVINGS AN LOA ASSOCIATIO 402 404 White Horse Pike Laurel Springs, N J It Pays to Save Where Savmgs Pay The Fastest Growmg Flnanclal Inst1tut1on in Southern New Jersey INTER BORO Savings and Loan Association enjoyed another record breaking year in 1957, Lucius W Parker, President, nounced Assets increased 32,026,422 47 from S9 680,330 53 to 511,705,753 00 Inter Boro also established new records for the volume of its new savings during year 1957, accounts were opened for 1,812 new savings members It is most commendable that there has been such an increase this year in family thrift programs Savings placed in the Association are fully protected up to 510,000 00 for each account by the Federal Savmgs and Loan Insurance Corporation setup by Congress Savmgs increased 51,790,633 55 from S9 082,289 47 to 510,872,923 02 Reserves were increased S119 820 79 from S577,844 95 to 5697,665 74 Prompt, efficient and courteous service o the customer is the reason for the growth an continued istence of any business, Parker said ' The better service it can off , the more properous its existence We at Inter Boro are equipped to pro vide efficient service quickly, pompous dig nity and restraint are replaced by courteous and helpful consideration The matter of prestige is of particul importance in the financial field, such busi nesses are built upon trust People will bring their savings to and obtain their mortgages from the institutions of trustworthy achieve ment the institutions in which they can CAREFUL LENDING POLICY As in the past, every effort has been exerted to make sure each home loan issued is sound This task has been pursued dill gently by the Executive Committee of the Board of Directors Inter Boro s continuing record of safe and sound investments is as surance of an opportunity to consistently earn higher than average returns on your savings an opportunity to invest n Americas most important product t e home In keeping with our responsibilities our savers, a rigid collection policy is fol lowed on mortgage loan payments due each month Inter Boro Savmgs and Loan Associatn as established a record for South jersey, Parker emphasized 'Not only has the growth of Inter Boro been phenomenal but the carefully selected mortgage portfolio and collection policy of the Association has es loss is very remote 19 5 7 STATEMENT SHOWS STABILITY Inter Boro Savmgs and Loan Association is proud of the distinction of being among the group of fastest growing financial Instr tutnons in the United States A careful evaluation of the facts or data published in the Inter Boro Savings and Loan Assoc: ation statement of condition as of Dec 31, 1957, established fiscal stability through Ii nancial strength, with high quality assets, a sound loan portfolio, no borrowed money, an ample unused lme of credit available at the Federal Home Loan Bank a high liquid place full confidence 'sfvamity and a solid reserve position Inter Boro Savmgs 85 Loan Assn has established a record unequalled, with uncollected mortgage Interest 528 51 as of December 31, 1957 on more than 810,000,000 00 m Mortgages, evndencmg sound investments and alert man agement - ' . - ' an- ' . . , , , 1 h . . . I U ' . . . . . . to . . V U ' - . . .on . . . h ' BUILT ON CONFIDENCE tablished assets on which the possibility of u ' - t . d ' ex' ' ' I K ' ' - . 1 o M 'l - - ar . - . . ' - 1 .,, -. ' . . .,. .,, - 78 JACK S FIVE AND TEN 3 FIRST AVENUE Runnemede N WRIGHT GIFT SHOP Records Largest Selectzon m South jersey 142 KINGS HIGHWAY EAST Haddonfield N J FINNEY WOOD' MEN S SHOP Ar 1 ow and I Hathaway Shu ts Setson and Lee Hats McG1ego1 Sports Wea: T? X X Freeman Shoes 123 East Kmgs Hxghway HADDONFIELD, N J fNext to 5 85101 Open Erenzngs Phone HAddonfleld 9 2300 The Only Excluswe Record Changer Serwce Centre ln South jersey LEE'S RECORD 85 SERVICE CENTRE Hz F1 33 1 3 Records Record Players as Accessorzes H1 F1 Equzpment E5 Speakers 602 Statlon Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N J Stop nn and vnsxt our showroom E A Castrovxllo S LI 7 7606 Bzg Car Qualzty at Lowest Cost OAKWOOD CHEVROLET COMPANY 1 1 3 0 Whlte Horse Plke OAKLYN N J Phone COllmgswood 5 0462 Best Wzshes to the Class of 1958 CRYSTAL LAKE PHARMACY Crystal Lake Shoppmg Center HADDON TOWNSHIP JOHN F KNEDEISON Insurance 155 S BLACK HORSE PIKE YE 1 2300 Mt Ephraim N FRANK THE TAILOR Qualzty Dry Cleanzng Custom Tatlorzng Expert Alteratzons 226 Wyommg Avenue AUDUBON 6 N J Phone LI 7 6663 O ce and School Supplzes YORKSHIP PRESS Producers o Fzne Przntzng 1106 Whlte Horse Pnke OAKLYN N J R H Angermann Jr Class of 1933 COllmgswood 5 5124 9 , -1- . . 1 7 ' ' , - - . . ' , r. - 3 70: 7 'X - -- I Pyyqwl may 4 yy A .. ala A . . ml, 'f- 0 Interwoven Socks , s ' ' O 7 . U Ei - 1 - -. 'Q' ' 'ha f' l f : - - . ' , .J. N 5 if -pf . . , . . , . . . . , ., 79 For F1ne Foods COMPTON S LOG CABIN Cuthbert Road and Lee's Lane HADDON TOWNSHIP N J A WILKE 85 SON oo g cl Sd Ato atcHotA Hetng D ct and F1 na S ppl Gutt zl S o t g Sh ef Metal W lc AUDUBON 6 N Y LI 7 6086 COMPLIMENTS HAROLD J RUSSELL Co g d 5 0117 OAK LYNNE FLORAL SHOP Flowe s a rl Gfts Bea tg Tb Il 01 t the Yea 515 WHITE HORSE PIKE Oa ly 6 N J HADDON HOBBY CENTER 519 STATION AVENUE LI73477 H d H gm N To a Su ell Fang o Kuls MOUNT EPHRAIM POLICE DEPARTMENT Rarl o T lev s on Repa A to Bla la a Wh te Pho og apb Gua n teed Ren CHARLES STOWELL 220 O k A YE l 5826 e ede Compl me ts 0 THE EDMAR SHOP 9 ak , . . 0 llin swoo - R fin an i ing - l u m i ir a i T n ' u 11' ce Il ies H ' Y ' T er an p u in .e or . k n n - - 'A' 20 South White Horse Photographic Supplies and Hobbies , . . Phone: ' - ad on ei s, . J. I l I f . 'k OF i - e ii ir Home - u - c nd i n r - r n llts a venue - Runn m , N. J. i n f 80 'rooTS LEE AUTOMOTIVE POTTER 85 BENNETT SUPPLIES FRIGIDAIRE APPLIANCES RCA Television - Zenith For All Your Auto Part Needs 701 ET-ACK HORSE PIKE YE 1-6164 Runnemede, N. 'A' CO 5-8193 Repair Service 1018 White Horse Pike RUTH'S RECORD SHOP OAKLYN N J Records Sheet Music Ra o H FI C 11 C0 5 6823 CO 5 6839 S09 WHITE HORSE PIKE RthMPldoe Oakly N CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS AUDUBON NATIONAL BANK The Bank Public Con dence Built Nlck S Home 85 Auto Supply B C 1 7 0 E kH I tBdgeRd C0015 RUNNEMEDE N J RICHARD'S SCO 1 1 88 DEPARTMENT STORE Shoes and Wearing Apparel DAVID S s si 10 VARIETY or the Fa,,,,,3, STORE 5 Black H se Pk 521 Statlon Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N J HADDON HEIGHTS N J 8I ' ' ' di s - i- ' 21 : - or - u . oi r n, . 'k f rf u F 1 ' 7 N. erlin LIn o n - 568 ffEve,.3,tbing for Home and Cary, Headquarters for Princeton lac otse Pike a Clemen S ri . S b Walters Phone: YEllow ne - 6 7 if , 'A' or i e - , . . 1 ' ' I s 'ing Yo ng D vers Is Ou' Spefaltg GEORGE o DAVIS FRED P RIEGEL eu elm Insurm1c'e 517 Statlon Avenue 18 E Buckmgham Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N J MT EPHRAIM N J P e YE1 2301 ELMER'S AUTO BODY Complete Collzszon Serwce Car Re mshmg O czal Keystone Gm age ELMER J WALZ J P p 1 0 Whlte Horse Pxke OAKLYN 6 N J O te P kv Apt Day CO 5 8075 CO 5 8076 PHONES N gh: LI 7 ozeo GENE,S TAILOR SHOP 14 Black Horse Plke C leanm g Pressmg Alteratzons Slmfts Laundered YE 1 2266 YE13792 RdoRpa CY S TV RADIO SERVICE 45 ' Records and Pbonograpbs Admzral Motorola Radio C5 TV 121 North Black Horse Plke RUNNEMEDE N J 82 11111 u ll 1 1 I U . I f - 'lf as U , 0 I , l . hon : - i . , r., ro . , . . pposi ar iew s. : - - - i : - Phone: - ai e irs . 7 , ff 3 , . . SIECK BROTHERS, INC. Plumbing and Heating Engineers Clements Bridge Road at Railroad Llncoln 7-3326 Barrington, N. J. 'A' ROHLFS' BAKERY Runnemede, New Jersey Llncoln 7-1078 HADDON HEIGHTS, N. J. Open 7:00 A. M. till10:30 P. M. 24 H0111 Towzng Se1 1 zce MAISE'S GARAGE 531 West Kings Highway AUDUBON N J Frank C Malse LI 7 65 22 DAVID E CLOUD PA L U ges n 1 Real Estate Real Estate Insurance 105 E ATLANTIC AVENUE W I W Cl d LI 7 1229 A b 18 North Black Horse Pike I. b Cato Washes A cessor s 0 Ce C01 AU R sk Bl ck Ho e P ke at Cl ts B dge R YE 1 6568 ed 83 - ' ' - 1' i' , . . , - . 7 ' Mortga - I s1ranCe - wk i liam . ou - udu on, N. J Sunoco Service Station 'A' Il ri i ns - - C 'ie . rs ' emen ri oad I yre Insuran 'ers 1 ' 1 3 I - Runnem e, N. J CHURCH GOODS Supplzes for All Denommat1o1zs Claozr Gowns, Pupzl Robes and Alta1 Appozntments NATIONAL CHURCH GOODS AND SUPPLY COMPANY 812 23 Arch Street ROSE One H011 D1 ve an Cleanezs 22 S BLACK HORSE PIKE YE l 6345 Ru em de BOYLE REALTOR Insu anc App a se 300 N BLACK HORSE PIKE YE 1 5300 m de N A P DAVIS CO Nzce Tlazngs or the Home n B :ld ng Floo Coz a H f al Appl a 5 5700 0 kly 6 N VILLAGE LAUNDRY Launde1 ers and Dry Cleaners el B MT EPHRAIM SALEM Compl ments o SAMUEL'S BAKERY 2lSo thBlckHoePke Po YE16126 MrEphrmN E 86 E SPORTS CENTER Sp ld ng Spo t Eqn pment Gunn ng F sh ng Gol g A cbe 817 N BLACK HORSE PIKE E. G lch, P op ede N J PAGE BROTHERS Lumber Builders' Hardware Roo ng Supplzes Paznts Fzslazng Supplzes House Furnzslamgs 50 Clements Br1dge Road BARRINGTON, N J Phan c l 7 7 c l 7621 I . .i -' . ' ' ' - nn e , N. r e - r i r - Runne e , . i' Fur ifnre - e i - r 'ering Television - R llios - i-Fi Elec ric i nres ' 'k PHILADELPHIA 1001 White Horse Pike C0 - a n , . Samu rothers 'fi - 1 f f 1' u a rs i 11 ne: - . ai , . J. a i r s i . es: i - i i - fin - r ry Llnon - 620 LIn on 7- i r . Runnem , . . 84 A N YOUNG JR 119 W Merchant Street AUDUBON N J Complete Insurance Se1v1ce Real Estate Mortgages I..Incoln 7 7142 TONY'S BARBER SHOP 30 West Merchant Street AUDUBON N J HERITAGE'S STORE 301 East Atlantxc Avenue AUDUBON N J SELBROS OLDSMOBILE New and Used Cms Robert Van DePette Sales Mg1 926 Black Horse Pnke Mt Ephralm N J GLenv1ew 6 0 2 3 6 OAKLYN HARDWARE CO 517 19 Whxte Horse Pxkc OAKLYN N J W C DAVIS INC Plumbzng Heatzng Fuel Ozl Automatzc Delzver 3 Budget Payments HADDON HEIGHTS N LI 7 4750 YEllowstone 1 0400 WAlnut 5 4 ZANE 85 O CONNOR Meclaanzcal Contractors Smnth Lane and Orchard Avenue RUNNEMEDE N J Complzments o MILLSIDE FARMS Producers and Dzstubutors of Golden Gueznseg Mllk HENRY S SERVICE CENTER Cltles Servlce Wfasbzng Greasmg Tues Tubes 4th 'md Black Horse Pike YE 1 9850 Runnemede N BULK S PHARMACY Where Pbarmacg Is a Pro esszon Ellxs Bulk BSc Prop Dzstubutors or All Leading Cosmatus Lanz m Faber ge Rubenstezn Rezlon Etc Kmgs Hlghway and Whlte Horse Pxke AUDUBON N J Open E1erJ Dag of the Year Phone LI 7 1037 O I , U , . . v ' ' i - , . . I o 0 , s , ,D I . - . ' C . y I I 0 ' i' ' ' ' , .J. , . . - ' f - -53 9 ' ' ' ' Phone: HO 1-0046 Riverside, N. J. 3 9 ' Q ' J' -lr 9 ' . , l 0, . O , , . , . . , . . 85 I I MILK ICE CREIIM and other clalry products IUCTS AIRIES NC ELPHIA HADDON SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIGN Any Type o Savings Account to Suzt Yom Requuements Deposzt Any Amount at Any Tune 000 L l D den s A o O Bo lz s o .S g A ounts o Mo tgage L 602 Statlon Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N 101 1 Marlton P1ke Erlton, N J C :pl ents g at lat o om BRUCE BOURQUIN SIEBER S DELICATESSEN h r r LI70797 b RITZY FLORIST Satzsfactzon 01 Every Floral Occaszon 240 Whxte Horse Pxke AUDUBON N J 7 1 0 I 'ts I , I . on im and Con r Tl ins ff . A . A , 'A' . , . Hmsbey s Ice C1eam Wyoming Avenue and C es nu St. ' - Audu on, N. 'k MemlJers' Savings Insurecl Up to 510, - ilaera ivi fl 'A' ' ' if . sk f r ne of Our o let n - 'avin s cc r 1' oans ,k George E. Bongort ' 'A' , - J- ' , . . . . Llncoln - 203 86 Best Wishes to the Class o '58 NEWHARD FOR DRUGS O G BEKAMPIS RP 600 Statxon Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N J McGraw Joseph Mortgage A Complete Mo tgage Serv ce 6 W KINGS HIGHWAY YEllowsto e l 7045 Mt Ephra m Compl ments o CHARLEY ERGOOD Clothes 245 S BLACK HORSE PIKE Mt Eph a N KEN LaBARR Brush and Spray Pazntzng de t ll Comm eul Iulustr 537 Oakland Avenue RUNNEMEDE N J P o e YEllowsto e 1 1108 LI 7 4348 AGENCY Real Estate Insurance 133 East Atlantlc Avenue HADDON HEIGHTS N J Erdbrlnk s Gulf Servlce a ln g L ton 2dA dBlackH sePk YE 1 9802 N PALUMBO S DRESS SHOP Stjl rl O1 al tg Keep Co pan5 t L e 407 BLACK HORE PIKE YE l 6160 m N RICCI S SHOES INC Ortbopedzc and Regular Footwear or Men, Wfomen and Children 43 East Kmgs Hnghway HADDONFIELD N J COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND 87 - Co. . r i f n - . i ,N. J. ir i f . r im, . . . , . . ir Resi n il - er 'z - 1 ial . 'k , c o 7 ' ' h n : n - . , . - W s in - ubrica i J. General Repairs n ve. an or i e - Runnemede, .J. wk 9 Wfbere 'e an N 1 i r m ' wi la ow Pri es ' ' ' - Runne ede, . J. 1 , . OF 'A' ROMEO'S FORMAL WEAR All New Style Smts Largest Stock ln Soutb Iersey 33 Haddon Avenue WESTMONT N J C0 5 2161 Sales Mortgages Insznance Apprazsals NED CANAL Realtor 101 N Black Horse Pxke YE 1 1592 Mr Ephrzum N PAUL MITCHELL Complete Pamtzng and Decoratmg Contractoz 230 UNION AVENUE YE 1 2360 Ru nemede N Om Slogan Full Sole Appeafancc or Hal Sole Pnce t BUFANIO'S SHOE REPAIR 110 West Mercha t Street LI 7 3520 Audubon N J LI 7 8617 Orde s to Go Indnzduals or Partxes BROSSO S PIZZERIA 110 Haddon Ave Westmont N 26 W Merchant St Audubo N HOWARD A AARONSON Realtor Insurer 109 N Black Horse P1ke RUNNEMEDE N J 1 3300 Complzments PAUL MAXWELL General Contractor 22 E Buckmgham MOUNT EPHRAIM N GAILLARD'S MARKET 353 Maple Avenue AUDUBON N J Notarg Public Inszuance All Forms M KAY OTTO Lzcensed Real Estate Brokef Sales Rentals Mortgages 29 W Mercha t St Audubon 6 N LI 7 6926 RUNNEMEDE SUPPLY COMPANY 24 North Black Horse Plke RUNNEMEDE N J YEllowsto e 1 2328 - . ' , . J. wk I , . . - - n , . f . f- .- H n Of 1 T - .,. l h . 9 Subs - Steaks - Sandwiches - Pizza nue , . J. . . n, . ' me 'ff . , . , . . YE - , . . ik . n . , . n - 88 Congratulations to the Class 0 '58 and Best Wzshes to the Underclassman ALBERT LEWIS BORDERIEUX SIMON BROWN STOCKER HAND WALZ LAING WATSON LAYTON WILSON MARSTON S Keepsake Diamonds - Hamilton - Elgin - and Fine Swiss Watches RUNNEMEDE, N. YE I-2395 J 0 EVAUL INC DeSoto P13 mouth Sales and Service 27 E KINGS HIGHWAY LI 7 5600 Audubon N S MONROE VENABLE Real Estate and Insurance 3 9 East Second Avenue RUNNEMEDE, N J 1 1 04 YEllowstone 1 5550 A B C CREDIT INC Loans 211 Black Horse Pxke RUNNEMEDE N License No 913 Frank s Furmture Store Appliances and Hanlware TV and Radio Sales and Seruce Black Horse Pxke and Berwxck Road W Collingswood Heights N J Best Wishes to the Class o 58 A Great Gang of Kxds Barb Blt Lo Kath Ceel Elame Reg Conme Pmky Hunting and Fishing Tackle THE SPORTSMEN' Ed Schlorer Prop 213 N BLACK HORSE PIKE YE 1 1498 Mt Ephraim N BLACK HORSE DINER Alwags Open Ample Parking zn Rem N1cho1son Road and Black Horse Pike W Collingswood Hexghts N J New and Used Studehakers and Packards English Ford Sales and Seruce PRZRWARA MOTOR CO 908 Black Horse Plke RUNNEMEDE N J YEllowstone 1 0100 9 . . , . ' 9 ' .I J- J- M. C. ' T. C. 'A' N. J. M. D. F, M. . . YE - 5 , . n u u , I , , to GLouster 6-4264 F1?ee Delivers 'A' - if , ' tt ' as 1 - . , . ik 89 COMPLIMENTS A FRIEND Complme ts o the ALL GIRL DRUM 85 BUGLE CORPS ub N AL'S FRIENDLY SERVICE k H e e d K g Hgh y MT EPHRAIM N J YE I 9807 Mobl Ozl Mob l Gas For Dependable Chrysler Serwce JOHNNY'S COUNTY MOTOR SALES 1006 14 Whlte Horse P1ke OAKLYN N J Pho e co 5 0141 Chrysler Plymouth ALBERT F MAHAFFEY Funeral Director 11 East Kmgs Hlghway MT EPHRAIM N J YE 1 1628 IDA'S SPECIALTY SHOP D1esss Sportswear Ida Bert 902 WHITE HORSE PIKE C011 gswood 5 5999 Oa y 6 N J AUDUBON FOOD MARKET F ee Delzverg 127 EAST PINE STREET LI 7 3221 Audubo N I The K1ng's Pxcture Camera Store u pme t S l Re a s 275 W KINGS HIGHWAY FROST HARDWARE IJ 8 A M to 9 P 9 A M fo I P M 06 Chest t St b 6 LI 7 2612 COll g W od 5 3246 SUNSHINE CLEANERS 916 Wh1te Horse Plke OAKLYN N J 3 Hour Drg Cleanzng Servzce We op ate Ou Own Plant on P emzses ' 1 n f Aud on, . Blac ors Pik an in s i Wa . , . . i ' i OF , . . n : - ir ' Eq i n - a es - Service - p ir 'A' Phone: LI 7-9050 Audubon 6, N. J. Dai ': . . . M. ' , ' Sun.: . . . . , I nu . Audu on , N. J. in s o - . e - ino in - kl n , . . , . . 'I' r . V I . . er r r ' - n, . . 90 LI 7 4870 Open Evenings COSTA'S SPORT CENTER Hobbres Sportzng Equrpment Huntrng and Fzsbmg L censes 912 W K gs Hghway Haddon He ghts N J Prrnceton Sweaters jackets Greetzng Ca ds Candg Cupboard Rrcbmans Ice Cream Sportzng Goods AUDUBON NEWS AGENCY LI 7 7879 116 W Merchant St CAMDEN COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Complzments o tbe MT EPHRAIM BOARD OF EDUCATION Przyward Atlantrc Statlon 904 BLACK HORSE PIKE Phone YE 1 9794 Ru nemede N J THOMAS C PITT Pbarmaczst Black Ho se P ke at F rst Avenue RUNNEMEDE N J Pho e YEllowstone 1 6145 BASS AUDUBON HARDWARE 201 W Merchant Street Call LI 7 0700 BASS' 5 and 10c STORE Gzfts Houseware 111 W Merchant Street Call LI 7 9130 Becker s Typewrxter Servxce 260 Wh te Horse Pxke AUDUBON N J fNew Modern Bunldmg LI 7 6537 Students Drscounf Starrett's Gulf Statlon For Servzce 507 W KINGS HIGHWAY LI 7 9777 Audubon N uel Ozl blue coal Packaged Ice HADDONFIELD N J SUBURBAN DECORATING COMPANY Wallpaper Paznts Hardware Super Kemtone Kemglo Spred Satzn Full Lme o Dutch Bog Paznts Vzszt Our Showroom 400 W Kxngs Hlghway MT EPHRAIM N J 1 2806 , . . , -. .. D f - 7 I - , . J. Prompt Friendly Service 85 C0' F ' - rr as . -. -A' 9 l t 1 f Y a 'k 0 g - YE - 9l Cav e ul, Courteous Charfe1 Ser: we HOLLOWAY BUS SERVICE INC Whxte Horse Pxke and G1bbsboro Road CLEMENTON N J Tel phone p 4 0 GREEN VALLEY FARMS Qualzty Mzlk E5 Ice Cream delwered to yozn home' Crystal Lake Avenue HADDONFIELD N J 9 6329 CO 5 s 9 Guns nd Ammunztzon F hng Tackle GEORGE STRATTON 246Wht H sePke L c 77 Au b NJ CAMPBELL CHEVROLET INC B k H P e t N h RUNNEMEDE N J 1 6660 Ednth Elmo s Dept Store Btte D sses Ou Spec alty 127 N BLACK HORSE PIKE Mt Eph N THE SALLY SHOP Lad s Appa el a rl Not ons 120 WEST MERCHANT STREET 7 6 CAMPY'S RESTAURANT Betz BkH dWhtHe e R Rb NN EMEDE N J Most Modern Dzner Restaurant zn South Jersey We Have Food at Its Best YE 1 9830 STATION 1400 W Kmgs Hlghway HADDON HEIGHTS N J cl 79 Phoe cl7l Flowers by BROWNING BROTHERS Greenhouses New Jersey Avenue off Black Horse P1ke Flowers bg W e HADDON HEIGHTS N J 1' - 'k 'I' , . . HA - -2 4 n q ' ' is i . i e or i In oln - 136 du on, . . , . . 9 e : - LAurel S rings - 137 lac orse lk 3 mt , . . YElloWstone - ' 9 Wearing Apparel for the Entire Family e r re r i . raim, . J. u D ie ' r n i ' ' ' LIn o n - 700 Llncoln - 106 n : LIn o n - 520 ueen ac orse Pike an ie ors Pik on Clements Bridge oad v , I O 'A' ' i' ' ir ' , I I 92 Wedding Designs Funeral Deszgns Potted Plants FLOWERS by AGNES 48 West Buckmgham Avenue MT EPHRAIM N J : e 1-6 Best Wzshes to the Class of 195 8 AUDUBON REXALL PHARMACY 105 West Merchant Street AUDUBON N J DANIEL MORRIS ofAUDUBON Qualzty Apparel and Shoes or the Famzly Tle Sto 0 Nat'o11ally 'e t' ' 109 Merchant Street -osos JSCJ A so terl Cold-C ts D . - 1 - - a Yo Call a fl - P'ck Up Late' YE 1-4033 Compl ments THE LADIES, AUXILIARY of the AUDUBON LIONS FOSTER, SWARTZ sz DECKMAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Formerly F H Foster E5 S011 COLLINGSWOOD N J Phone CO 5 0152 Haddon 86 Lees Avenues Phone LI 7 1195 250 Whlte Horse Plke AUDUBON N J O O Pa k g Lot Ne t to O A Cordzt onerl F1 e al Home if f ' J re f 1 Ad1 r zserl Bfanrls ' 1 . , . . Phone YElloWston 061 LI 7 s r ll We B1 y Sell :ly Il 11 1 1 Morris Harrisnn, PILGI 538 Black Horse Pike Runnemede, N. J i ak of , . . f , . . , l l ur :un r in s A' ur ir 1 'i an r s 93 C. P. MOHRFELD, INC. 24 Lees Avenue COLLINGSWOOD 7 N J C01ll17ll17Z61ItS WALT SHIREY COOK S FLORIST 115 N Bl H YE17l93 o o Dt DELUXE BUSES or Charter Trxps Local E5 Long Dzstance PENN JERSEY COACHWAYS BROWN'S BUS SERVICE Inc Ca GL 6 0844 Day or Nlght 35 Cornell Avenue GLOUCESTER CITY , I l ' f of ' 'A' i' ll , - . ack orse Pike RUNNEMEDE, N. J. 'k Fl wers f is indian 94 SARONY STUDIOS OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHER FOR THE 1958 LE SOUVENIR 1316 Walnut Street PHILADELPHIA PA WILLIAM T COOKE PUBLISHING INC Producers 0 Fme Publzcatzons or Schools and Colleges PHILADELPHIA 3 PA We Are Proud of Om Long Assoczatzon wztb the Le Souvenn 95 if , 0 f . . . i f ir 21 South 21st Street if jf WWW is 1 Q . By spec1al permnssxon the theme of th1s yearbook has been based upon, and the 1llustrat1ons have been adapted from the orxgmal Walt Dxsney lllustratlons from the Walt Dlsney mot1on pncture, SONG OF THE SOUTH copyrlght 46, Walt Dlsney Productlons The Semor Class wzslaes to thank the ollowmg underclassmen or tbezr serwces to the Le Souvemr SUZANNE BOYD FRANCES DEVEREAUX ALVIN EVANS RON FEATHERSTONE BARBARA FRANTZ JOHN GEST BARBARA MEISTER GAYLE GRIFFITHS SARA JANE MARSDEN SYLVIA INGHAM SANDRA MOHR CATHERINE ONDOVCHAK SHEILA LAXTON JOHN PETERS STEPHANY MAYER HOPE SIBLEY JOHN OWENS THOMAS STROHECKER DEBORAH POLE BARBARA ABRAHAM NANCY RIPPEL TOBY BECK HAROLD RUFF 10 8 WILLIAM ULRICH WILLIAM WESTPHAL 96 w- ' N Q- A X ff' like m3 9 19 ' ' ' 35 'k 11-1 GILBERT ALBRIGHT 10-2 EDNA CHRISTY 11-2 10-3 11-3 10-4 11-4 10-5 11-5 10-6 10-1 10-7 ' r 2 'H K X If ff y I K f 1 X Ulf, ' ' I 1 I ,I I i, j , M I x fl! 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