Burlington High School - Heirloom Yearbook (Burlington, NJ)

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CHARLES PHILLIP GOULD Charlie General Burlington, N. J. I disagree, Mr. Updike . . . has a hard time with the pin- ball machines . . . mechanically inclined . . . where's Spring- side, Charles? . . . ’’Here you are . . . hangs out at Fairlong . . . have any mouse traps for sale? SELDON GROOMS ’’Sag General Burlington, N. J. ’’Drinking Wine Spoaty Oaty” . . . basketball star . . . what's in South Philly? . . . ’’What you said, Phyllis . . . never knows what he's talking about . . . Satan Sag. W. MARTIN HAMMELL ’’Marty General Beverly, N. J. Football is his specialty , . . ’’Jackie babe . . . flashy smile . . . 210'er . . . another Leon Hart ... I love that girl . . . acclaimed for his sports . . . oink-oink. BARBARA JOAN HANCOCK “Babs Commercial Burlington, N. J. Class actress . . . ’’alio, alio, alio . . . future secretary . . . has a collection of pretty blouses . . . ’’What could I model today. Mary? ... al- ways seen with Dick. JEANNE MARIE HARRIS ’’Jeanne Classical Burlington, N. J. Storehouse for energy . . . needs $99 desperately . . . kit- ten on the keys . . . ’’Where's Joanne? I wanna go home . . . mad about the horses . . . backs the band. CHARLES L. HARRISON ’’Cheesie Voc. Agriculture Beverly. N. J. Witty and boisterous . . . going to Florida . . . class imp . . . has a girl on each arm . . . there's never a dull moment . . . very friendly . . . ’’You mad? HELEN FRANCES HATALA “Helcia Scientific Burlington. N. J. “Edward R. Murrow said . . first woman President . . . effi- cient editor ... an honor stu- dent . . . “old girl . . . remem- ber the conference at Ockan- ickon? . . . can be found in 315 ... a swell friend . . . “peasant. ROBERT HERMAN “Corky Classical Burlington, N. J. Really knows his sports ... no friend like Joe . . . Yankee fan . . . allergic to women . . . curly (?) hair . . . keen sense of humor . . . thumbs it home from school . . . leave it to Bob!

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NICHOLOS JOSEPH FIADINO Nick General Burlington, N. J. Soda jerk in Drug Center . . . 5'2 of dynamite . . . wheel- happy in a car ... a whiz at dancing . . . “Hey. got a cigar- ette? . . . loves all and vice versa . . . bundle of michief IRENE VIRGINIA FORD “Rene Clerical Burlington. N. J. Going west to find West . . . faithful cafeteria guard . . . loves to dance . . . goes with Belle . . . bound for Camden Commercial . . . quiet and stu- dious ... an expert dressmaker . . . you can always count on her. DONALD JOHN FOREMAN Ike General Beverly, N. J. Better known as Ikie . . . Beverly baseball star . . . loves the month of June ... an ar- dent toothpick fan . . . sets up pins in the bowling alley. BARBARA MAE FRANK ’’Frankie Scientific Delanco, N. J. Likes science, guns, and men . . . who mentioned Delanco? . knows sports inside and out . . . neat appearance . . . Hey, Reedie . . . career girl . . . saunters along in the halls. JOHN GAUNTT Jack General Burlington, N. J. B.H.S. Romeo . . . football let- terman . . . wows the femmes . . . “Did you wash your hands? . . . that flashy new car . . . sharp dresser and neat guy ... an all-around male. JOHN ROBERT GILBERT Bob General Burlington. N. J. Bored of education . . . scared jack rabbit . . . loves the out- doors . . . straight from God's country . . . operates a local bus line in his beloved Rolls- Royce. WILLIAM RICHARD GILBERT “Bill General Burlington, N. J. Keen basketball whiz . . . “Hey, Bob . . . quiet until you get to know him . . . has a nice speaking voice . . . new addi- tion to Pearl Street . . . what would he do without his tan sweater? CHARLES GILLECE Irish General Burlington, N. J. Tall, dark, and speedy? . . . another slamming Sam Snead . . . is tired from his heavy schedule . . . everybody's corn cracker . . . Irish . . . about time you made it, Chari?

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ROBERT GENE HIGGINS Ears General Beverly, N. J. Good old Gillie . . . hobbies — girls and more girls . . . “Mr. Anthony” . . . math fiend!! . . . watch that temper . . . have you heard his compliments? . . . a good friend. “Jim Oh, those flashy a look at those future mortician . . . keeps his secret . . . holds sumer ed. General shirts . . . take Be Bops . . . of Burlington love affairs a hands in con- JAMES HILL Burlington, N. J. MARILYN LORRAINE HOOD Hoodie” Clerical Beverly, N. J. She could put the stars out of business with her twinkling eyes . . . might instead of height . . . full of animation most congenial . . . office watch-dog. 'Toots” Burlington, N. J. A great prophet . . . second D. Washington . . . fond of Philly and its contents . . . under- stands French better than men . . . always has a cheery smile . . . sweet voice . . . future typist. JEANETTE E. HUDSON Jeanette General Burlington, N. J. Rides to school in style . . . an- other McCrory's girl . . . takes care of 303's money . . . quiet . . . Bill” . . . canary bird . . . pretty light brown hair . . . has a sweet hello” for everyone. ROGER HAROLD HORN Rog” General Burlington, N. J. Everyone looks up to him . . . always picks the shortest girls . . . stage manager . . . full of fun and fancy-free . . . Milton Berle has nothing on him . . . I didn't do a thing. Miss Beck- worth” . . . Where's Brant.” ANDREW HAYES HUGHES Andy Voc. Agriculture Burlington. N. J. Plays a mean sax . . . future farmer . . . hates women? . . . will always stick up for the farmers . . . never does his homework . . . favorite pastime is star-gazing.