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

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Camden High School D1 undo.. J!-S . ..7-am., D1 FII Page Twenty-lu'o ISABEL LOUISE FITE 17 W. RoGERs AVENUE, lVlERClIAN'I'VlLLE Co1.L1Ns TRAC1' SCHOOL Home Economics Course Class Hockey Team C453 Nlandolin Club tl, 2, 3, 4D5 School Night Cl, 2, 3, 455 Senior Day Committee Ml. No indeedl She doesn't bark just because she's called Fido.,' On the contrary, Isabel has a very melodious voice that is well in keeping with her musical nature. She can certainly :lay a mandolin! Fido is one of our Home Economics girlls. YVe are always rather doubtful about the girls who take that course. Surely they are not all preparing to be dietitians, milliners, or dressmakcrs. Vlhat are your plans, Fido, if we are not too inquisitive? lVz'llfV, l',L'K'l'I', l1n.r.f7nm1'1m1k.r, Bu! bar! QI' all, oh, lmw .ffzv caokwf MARY IRENE FROST 1408 BAIRD AVENUE IL'N1oR SCHOOL General Course Class Hockey Team tl, 2. 3, 4l, hlanager tll, Captain t2, 5, 45: Varsity Hockey Team Htl: School Basketball Alanager Gly School Night KS, 47: President, Girls' A. A. t-ll: Vice-President Class t5, 43: Cast, Christmas Play tfil: Cast, Nlonsieur Beaucaire CSM Children's Party Committee G, -IJ: Christmas Decorating Committee t-U: Class Party Committee Cl, 5, 4lg Preliminary and Final Oratorical Cou- test HJ: Student Government t5, 43. Cabinet t-43: Purple and Gold Committee t-H: Class Dav Committee C453 Assembly Room Leader K-43, Athletic Field Fence Committee CSI: Tri-Hi Club tl, 2, 3, 43g Constitution Committee QSJQ Page Committee Cl, 2, 5j3 Class Day Presenter. lrene's big brown eyes are her greatest asset. At least. they were in the Christmas Play. Can we ever forget how they rolled? Certainly we'll never laugh harder than wc did at your antics. lrcne is certainly an all-around girlp popular to the last degrecl Her activities run into athletics, public speaking, society, leadership-well, in short, almost everything needs Irene's support, and gets it. The .rclwnl mn'l run wfllmul Irene. SIM!! have In .ffll-Il,' HII1l,.l' l'f1'l1l'llf .4-een. CLARA FUHRMAN 410 KAKEHN AVENUE IUNIOR Scnoot Commercial Course Preliminary Oratorical Contest t-lil. Clara is a wonderful speaker. Her most famous role is Lady Dlacbeth. YVhat a heart-rending faint she registered on that dayl She wants, above all things, to be approved of. She nearly dies of anxiety until you pronounce your appro- bation of her actions, words, or even thoughts. Cfara I.J' ffllllf I1 ll'41-rmlfy qm'f'n. You .rlzoullf .ree lIL'l' 111 .rome big JTCIZB.

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 ROY WILLIAM EPTING 2276 S. Sr:vsN'rH STR:-:HT MICKLE SCHOOL General Course Class Partv Committee ll, 25: Pennant Committee C-ll: Boys' Glee Club Cl, 2, 3, 415 Mixed Glee Club CSD: Senior Double Male Quartet HJ: School Night QS, 4Jg Student Government C-Hg Iunior Play Committee K-U5 Senior Basket- ball Teain QOD. To most of us Roy is known by his holding forth at noon at the lunch counter. His Jerformances as lirst tenor in the quartet were very heroic. l'le's always been highly popular with the entire class. He has everything that we like in him, and very few of the other things. His chief character- istic is refusing to allow things to worry him. Scnlnr Dnulzla' Jlalc Quarlell ll7'c'vc womlrrcd Qflcn why llzvy lc! Ifplllzg .rlng in lhal quarlef. N Jud .rllll wc nmwc. We don'l know ycl. ' ..Epn,...Rw-- - THEODORE F. FALLS 121 E. GRM!-zsaennr Avenue, AunUBoN WEST PHILADELPHIA Hiou Scuoor. Technical Course Sta e Manager, Christmas Play CSD. Fali is our vrize radio bug. Whenever we desire informa- tion on a hook-up, or want some dope on radio frequency, we trot around to Falls, and we get it. However, we judge by his remarks that he has learned quite a bit since he has gotten older. We like Ted a lot. His unfailing good humor has been severely tried many times, but we've never known it to fail. That's only one reason why we like him. A .rclenlfc .rludenl he, flI7Zbl.lI.0llJ' lrullz lofinzlj He'.r learned already .ruclz a lol He'.r leaving ua' behind. MARGARET PRETTY FIRTH 56 VOLAN STREET, MEIICIIANTVILLE MERCHANTVILLE HIGH SCHOOL Academic Course French Club 143, Secretary C4Dg Glee Club C415 Senior Day Committee C4j. If you haven't heard Margaret parle en francais you've really missed a lot. She's quite an expert at the business. and in fact, we have an idea at all the other business of our High School. She's mighty quiet, but you know, Talk is cheap, silence is golden. ' Sin' .rpmkr llu- lm:-mm qfynla lvrllr l rance. .ind llm.r doll: all our IPIIIIJJ' enlmnrc. -na ,.P .. UE . SIT A ll' Page Twenty-one

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 LE BURTON P. GARDNER, ln. 1182 IACKSON Sriu-:rar lemon Scnool. Academic Course School Night C3, 41: Cast, Iunior Play C31: Class Party Committee 141: Class Day Presenter: Glee Club C5, 41: Senior Double Nlale Quartet C415 Chairman, Pennant Com- mittee Q41: Preliminary Oratorical Contest C413 Senior Day Committee I41: Hi-Y Club tl, 2, 5, 41: RECORD Stall' l-11. Xvhen you hear two or three wild whoops and a clatter ot' heels. why you know it's only Gardner and Caputi enter- taining. Yvhenever they get together we have some tar distant harmony, and a lot of merry maneuvers which they call soft-shoe dancing. Le spouts wise cracks like a volcano s mouts lava-and some are just as warm. About the only thing we've never seen around this school-and we've seen some mighty strange things-is Le Gardner without a grin. J .l'l7ll.lliIl.1I fare aml ll L'l18L'lfliIll l'U1.L't',' Glfltf, you mlghl lllllkrf a far wvlnre CIHYIFEK PRUDENCIA GOMEZ 2758 Fein-:RAL Srmclcr CRAMI-:R Scnool, V Commercial Course Vice-President, B Literary Society G13 Hockey Team tl, 41: Song and Yell Committee C2, 5, 41: Christmas Decorat- ing Committee tl, 21: Student Government tl1: Glee Club Cl, 21: Alandolin Club t21: School Night QS, 41: Children's Party Committee CS, 41. Hail to our future Paderewski, and our present happy-gm lucky Prudencel NVe are quite sure that Prue will never need massage treatments for premature wrinkles, for worry- ing is not part of her disposition. Let's ho e that Prudencia doesn't get a position in the office of a l-ixrge piano store, because-well, we guess you ought to know. JIu.f1'c lmlli cl1arn1.r, when Prize 11'oll1 play Jud a l7ZL'l'l:V lzczzrl fnakcf glad eaclz rlay. EDITH H. W. GRIFFEE 12 N. Twr:Nrx'-rufrn Srm-:sr CRAMER Scnoor. Commercial Course Class Basketball Team Cl, 2, 5, 41: Class Hockey Team C2, 51: Track Team C51: Tennis Team Q51: Flower and Color Committee 131: School Night CS, 41. Yvhat a world of feeling can be squeezed into three small, commonplace wordsl Edith is continually punctuating her breathless conversation with Oh, gee, kid! but she can make them express every possible emotion, from laughter to stern displeasure: that is, if one with a nose like Edot's really could be stern. lidlllz once had grcal long vnrl.r Tlml were llze cmgy Qf all llzr glrlw, L Le Y' f'Prua Bu! .rlzv l1a.r fullowvd FHJl1l'lll1'.f dcrrrc Eat-'i' dna' naw her .rlzorn lrc.r.rf'.1'fl11.free. DI Page Twenly-three