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

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Camden High School Gi Bid , Coggy saw 211 N Page Fourteen EDITH ELLIS BIDDLE 59 E. XVALNUT AVENUE, MEuCnAx'rvu.LE NIIERCIIANTVILLE Hion Scnoor. Academic Course Student Government C411 Banquet Committee t4Dg Class Basketball Team t4jg School Night C453 Latin Club C4l. Poor Bid l She worries constantly about getting thin. Every time she has a chance to run we all look out. Almost at any hour you can find Edith running around the few unoccupied places in the locker-room. Yvith a high-powered microscope we might be able to find evidence of decreasing avoirdupois, but with the naked eye we can only make out a girl who comes panting, and vows she has lost exactly one poupdd and a half! We wouldn't doubt your word for the wor . I .rcorn llle Jlenrler, llie M'lIl.J'l ll1al'.r-fnc. Jluclz rallzrr would I goodly dine. S. NATHAN BLANK 1809 BROADWAY FETTERS Scnoor. General Course Reserve Football Team 12, 533 Class Basketball Team 12, 3, 41g Cast, lWIonsieur Beaucaireu C535 Class Day Com- mittee t4l. The one thing particularly noticeable about Goggy is the great area ot his face that disappears when he opens his mouth. Without him and kindred spirits, the world sure would be dull. His laugh is contagious. We advise you not to take Goggy too seriously, because you might get stung. Yve wish him luck, and hope he'll always be so jovial. Laughing and roarln-q, dna' p1l.rl11'1zg har way, .41 lax! t1l'l'l'L'l.llg Al Commencemenl Day. WILLIAM BLOSSER 414 N. SEVENTH STREET IUNIOR Scnoor. Academic Course School Night t4Dg Latin Club Class Day Presenter. Blosser has always been a quiet, industrious student, far above the average in scholarship. Yet there have been times when he has surprised us all by his worldly flights. Ijlis latest antic was that of ap aring at the Senior Dlasque with a pair of short pants angea couple of Iolly-pops. Bill has not a few friends, and we're glad that we're one. Ina'u.rlrz'ouJ, qulcl, .l'flldl'0llJ' loo, Re.rervea', a.r all .yourfr1'cnd.r do know. Ilylml woula' we glue, if we bu! knew Y our knowledge yozfd on um l2e.rf0w.7

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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

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 MAE ELLIOTT BOLAND 700 N. Eiouru STREET Nonriimsr SCHOOL Academic Course Glee Club fl, 2, 5, 413 Senior Double Quartet C413 Yell and Plotto Committee tfijg Assistant Editor, the RECORD t-lj: Pur :le and Gold Committee t-U: Vice-President, French Club t-133 Student Government t4jg Commencement speaker. Behold! One ol' our clever Entre Nous editors greets the eye. lVIae sees all and knows all that goes on around C. H. S. If ever you wish to recall an incident of old times after your graduation, call on Ixiae. She's quick at lessons, too. How we poor plodders long for a bit of her genius. Lately, however, it is not only lessons that have interested her in class. 1'ou'a' Inari wnlclz nu! when Jlat-'.r abnul, lldllil lqy a funny caper, Oryou LC'lilI.h'l1d-U0llI'lf6U ncxl nmnlh Rllqlzl fn our lzzlqh .rclmol paper. BELLA BRAC-ER 1129 M'r. E1'uRA1M AVENUE WILMING'I'ON HIGH SCHOOL Commercial Course I'Iere's a girl who is becoming quite an athlete. Since she has been doin 1' so much gym work she really pro- lesses to like it a iiot. With this wonderful beginning, we really expect some day to hear Bella shouting orders to some big gym class. llcr4 .r lu lzeallliful v.w'rc1'.fr Taken fn. Ihr x1Ly1n l Ifrep fl up will: all your mliglzl, Il kz'c'p.r you in good lrinz. GEORGE BRAGER 1129 MT. EPHRAIM AX'ENL'E xVILMINGTON HIGH SCHOOL Academic Course Latin Club t4I. Motlier Nature got her recipes sadlv mixed when she made George. She gave him red hair and blue eyes, but forgot to put the Irish blood in, and to further muddle matters, she gave him an extremely mild temper to go with his danger- signal hued thatch. Some oor Irishman must be wandering around bemoaning the blaclz hair that makes him a living lie. You'rc' happy and L'l1L'CI:flll. flmz' .ro llmugh you'rc nzlxvd, IVs'rv glad' .Valurc madv you Q12 nltffaiale H l!.'lI.4 Jud d!7l1,l want youfxed. Reds W 'L' Page Fifteen