Camden High School - Purple and Gold Yearbook (Camden, NJ)

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Camden High School ID ill 1 ay rv:f.- Page Twelve ADELE MAY BANYARD 401 E. PARK AVENUE, lVlERCHANTVILLE COLLINS TRACT SCHOOL Academic Course Alandolin Club C5, 455 Glee Club C355 Assembly Room Leader C455 Student Government C455 Student Cabinet C455 Christmas Decorating Committee C455 School Night C5, 45. Adele is one of the sweetest and most lovable girls in our class. Did you ever see her laugh? She has one of those inward chuckles, one that twists her face and makes her look as though it hurt to laugh. But it really cloesn't, because Adele always has an ever-ready smile. The Mzindolin Club will just naturally go to pieces when Adele graduates. She really is a very essential member. Bolh J'l7llllBJ' and l7IllJ'l.l'., So you .ree Jdelcfr a lucky Twenty-llzree. ANNA MAY LOUISE BANZHOF 1454 HAIDDON AVENUE JUNIOR SCHOOL Commercial Course Song and Yell Committee C255 Party Committee Cl, 2, 452 Flower Committee C455 Tri-Hi Club C2, 3, 45, President C455 Preliminary and Final Oratorical Contest C455 Cast, lunior Play C555 Student Government C2, 5, 455 Senior Girls' Double Quartet C455 Glee Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Christmas Decorating Committee C555 Hockey Team C2, 3, 455 Varsity Hockey Team C455 School Ni ht C5, 455 Assembly Room Secretary C355 Children's Party Committee C5, 455 Class Day Committee C455 Class Day Presenter. Anna Nlay is well known to us all. First, because she- well, we can see her easily, you know. And we're certainly glad we can, too, because there's a jolly good time where Anna Nlay is. Think of the delight she gave us with those humorous recitations, so well done. Anna May has been a loyal, helpful '25. 'T 1'.r lrue .rhc'.rfa!, But what lnaHf'l'.r Ural? Slzcfrfzzll zjfun, dur! we like her a lon. BEATRICE LOUISE BARE 1255 EMPIRE AVENUE JUNIOR SCHOOL General Course Class Day Committee C455 Senior Girls' Double Quartet C455 Student Government C455 School Night C455 Tennis Manager C255 Class Hockev Team Cl, 2, 5, 455 Class Party Committee Cl, 5, 455 Girls' Glee Club C5, 455 Christmas Decorating Committee C5, 455 Christmas Song and Yell Committee C255 Children's Party Committee C5, 45. Poor Louise never has anything to wear. YVhat a pityl Perhaps she has to use her Clothes to keep her pets warm. How many pets does she have? Oh, just a neighborhood full. But say, she always looks mighty attractive. Tell us, Louise, how were you ever elected our most stylish girl since you always say you never have anything to wear? Now Lazulrc Bare! Yoifvc plmly lo wear Both rzcfz andfa1l',' we I1L'l'l'l'lfl1l'L' Umar lo romparf with -lj0lll'J' .ro rare. y 1 - - , I We rc III dcirpalr when at you we Jlalr.

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 ISABEL AUERBACH 428 CARTERET STREET IUNIOR SCHOOL Commercial Course School Night Why don't people appreciate their blessings? lssy stands in the locker-room and brushes and brushes, trying to get the curl out of her hair, while we oor straight-haired, and curling-ironed souls stand by and, try to figure out whether she is crazy, or just a little peculiar. W'lzcn I.,r.Qy came la our .rclzool She wax very, very Jmall, Bul now lhnl .rhe'.r a Senior Sllfhf really almoml lull. GEORGE CUNNINGHAM BAILEY 6 W. BIAPLE AVENUE, MERCliANTY'lLl.E MERCllANTX'lI.I.E H1011 SCHOOL Academic Course Christmas Decorating Committee C-U. Despite the fact that George comes from Merchantville, we have learned to like him and to respect him. He spent only his Freshman and Senior years here, but we've noticed that he has quite as many friends as those of us who have been here four years. XVe hope he'll never forget the days he spent here and never regret them. Few fellows have made so many friends in such a short time. Wc'1'c J'0I'lIV we hmfen'l known you IibI'f0lll' -l1L'tll'J' ln.,rlcarl of une. For afurlrig lhal lime, wc'vc' found you Among llu: bcwl unrlcl' llzc .run. ESTHER PURDY BAKER 417 S. S1x'r11 STREET IONIOR SCHOOL Home Economics Course Glee Club C425 School Night 145. Esther is your name, Single is your station, Lucky he the young man Yvho makes the alteration. So say we all of us, for Esther took the Home Economics Course. XVe'll wager she's a crackerjack at it, too. Best of all she doesn't have much to say. lsn't that a man's definition ofa perfect woman? Sl1c'.r learned ju.rl how In conk and wmv. Indeed ll1B!If,l'C mreful llllllgd' lo know. li .AS slug .- George ..E:Uw., L Page Eleven

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 HELEN FROTHINGHAM BARRINGTON 605 PARK AVENUE, PENSAUKEN COLLINS TRACT SCHOOL Home Economics Course Class Basketball Team Cl, 25, Captain C155 School Night Cl, 2, 555 Physical Training Leader C255 Junior Play Com- mittee C45. Helen is really very, very practical. She excels in her work in the domestic science and dressmaking de artments. There is no need to ask Helen if she bought the diress she is wearing: for the answer will always be that she made it her- self. Her hats, too, are really lovely. All of us adored the Brown one, the brim of which she covered with hand-made owers. Afelching hal on a youlhful head Fill.: uf wilh admiralion, :Ind when lhe head can plan lhe hal- flcccpl our approlralion! EDMUND ALLEN BATCHELOR 45 N. TWENTY-SIXTH STREET CRAMER Scnoor. Technical Course Football Team C55, Manager C455 Children's Party Com- mittee C555 Student Government C455 RECORD Stall' C455 Iunior Play Page Committee C45. In his fourth year Batch filled the important position of football manager, and it was mostly through his good work that the field was ke t in such first-class condition. It is said that he is so fondpof his school that he has been neither late nor absent during his four ears with us. He is a good student, and a loyal son of C. S. Oh, Balchelor if a ladie.r' man, And we expect hc'll lead In movie .rlunl.r, for il i.r .mid He loolor like Wally Reid. ETHEL W. BERKOWITZI 1458 XVILDWOOD AVENUE IUNIOR SCHOOL Academic Course Song and Yell Committee C455 School Night C355 Cast, lunior Play C55 5 Mandolin Club C45 5 Glee Club C555 French Club C45. Ethel's chief occupation is talking with a very charming accompaniment of the eyes. Often we wonder which is the most charming-her loquacity or her eyes. The girls will say her loquacity, and the boys-well, it is needless to say which they prefer. Ethel has surely made a record for her- self for according to a member of' our faculty, it is three years since C. H. S. has had a student who was even a close second to her. Here i.r a charming hohlred-haired m1'.r.r W'ha lhinlor lhal lalking IJ lhe nnly hli.r.r. BW E W ugmchu Berk me mt Page Thirteen