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

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'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

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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!

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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 -