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

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 A MARGARET ELIZABETH HILL 632 YORK STREET SEATON Scnooi., WASHINGTON, D. C. Commercial Course Song and Yell Committee C35: Phvsical Training Leader tzf 353 SCl100l Night C253 Christmas Decorating Committee C455 Art Club CS, 45. We present Marge, our Biggest Blulifer, who can almost make you believe anvthing. Notice, though, we say almost. W'e'll never forget the time she got A in a history test! That wasn't bluff, though, that was strategy-n'est-ce pas? Never mind, Marge, we're good sports: we wonit tell. Will: her eye.r lhal are lrluv. find liar halr llml if curled, Jlaljgc will go lvluffny Her way llzmuglz llze world. CYRIL EDWARD HURLEY 407 Cnmmxzns AVENUE Iumoa Scnoor. Academic Course Student Government C2, 5, 455 Physical Training Leader Cl, 253 Iunior Page Committee C2, 45: Song and Yell Com- mittee C25. Cy is the class' old timer. If you don't believe us, you ask him yourself. Cyn came through his Freshman and Sophomore days as gentle as a breeze in Nl:-xy. In his Iunior days the breeze turned into a draft. Now the draft has become-we'll quit there. Cy has ambition though! We once heard him say that he'd like to be a centipede, so he could drum better. ' Cty l.r .rarely nn nmbillou.r chap ,ind maa'c a 111:fl-11 .flarl, l'nl1'l Dan Cupid came along dm! .rlml clear llimuglz lu'.r l1mrl.' PAUL CROMWELL IRETON 624 BTERKLIQY S'rR1c1f:'r Iumoiz Scnooi. Academic Course Physical Training Leader Cl, 2, 3, 45: Hi-Y Club Cl, 2. 3, 453 Cabinet Cl, 2, 5, 45: Secretary C-45: Orchestra C2, 5, 45: School Night C2, 5, 45: Cast, Iunior Play C355 Preliminary and Final Oratorical Contest C453 Student Government l-45: Glee Club C453 Senior Double Male Quartet C451 Christmas Carolling C453 Art Club C45g President C451 Chiklren's Party Committee C455 Class Party Committee C455 Chairman, Arm-Band Committee C45: Assembly Room Basketball Team CS, 45: Class Basketball Team C451 Honor Pupil and Commencement Speaker C-45. YYe'll never forget him as Nlonsieur Beaucaire in our lnnior Play. The lower class girls openly wept tears of adoration, while the young ladies of the upper classes ex- iwressecl their emotions by more dignified sighs. He never lad any use at all lion girls, until recently, when one oftliem very forcibly opened his eyes. They my, The way Qf 11 man will: a nzalfl - .. 1.1, no! llze IPIlII1'.f' way, lm! nzmlf' by Ilia mnnl. K I .1I.1fgv i Cu Cronin A ' Ji Page Twenty-sever:

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Camden High School uk - , JJ -:RUM M I-lamp' N in Emma LL' Sl! Page Twenty-six RUTH HAZLETON 1855 PHILLIP STREET WHITTIER SCHOOL ' Commercial Course Ruth's laughl One has only to hear its merry tinkle to burst into hearty laughter oneself. Ruth's clever, too, she says the funniest things in sudden, unexpected places. llvhen we are blue and cron and dreary, J merry laugh maker u.r more cheery. PAUL REEVES HEMPHILL 615 BROADWAY STEVENS SCHOOL I Academic Course Class Basketball Team C2, 55g Art Club C455 Student Government C5, 45 9 Glee Club Cl, 2. 5, 455 Senior Double glalie Quartet C455 Senior Day Committee 145g School Night l, .., 5, 4 . Paul is another of our good-humored eople. We've seen him used like a human football without his everlasting smile being even tarnished. Nlayhe Paul is a trifle fond of Mr. Hem hill, but if you want a favor, either one will gladly suppiy you. Paul has a wonderful voice, too. His heavenly ff. e., very high5 tenor may be heard in several music classes. Be careful, Paul, singing is good for the lungs, but dangerous in other ways. In vocal lalenla' Paul e.rceed.r Jlowl all1er.r we have heard. ,lgalinml f'u'.r hzyh fm: lenor voice No one can .ray a ward. EMMA M. HILL MERCIlANTVII.I.E, N. I. AMON HEIGHTS SCHOOL Commercial Course Arm-Band Committee C45. Emma's friends ought to furnish her with a sign labeled Bureau of Information, for that's exactly what she is. She knows practically everythin , and is always willing to help her comrades in distress. Ifer sole worry is that she is getting fat, but we think she is just right. Never mind, Emma, yozfrc ,rlflt qulle lluin, For you hfllhfllif ye! a double clunf

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Camden High School ..,,-mr. ..Em.. Page Twenty-vigil! DANIEL IACOBSEN 18 I.AKEvu-:w DRIVE, OAKLYN jumoa Scnoor, Technical Course Hi-Y Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Stage Nlanager, lWonsieur Beau- caire C555 Student Government C45. Dan's,' cheerful smile and terrible laugh are his chief characteristics. Yockubsen, though, is a bear in math and physics. His answers come out slow, but sure. And have you read his RECORD articles? If so, you know that he can put words together. And did you see his beautiful motto? Slow, fare, .-'rf1.r1'lrlc, J'CEIIlCll,' lf'lu1lea'er l'0I7Il'J', .lfflllill be fffltilf. 'FREDERICK I. IANSSEN 6 N. Tw11:N'rv-si-:VENTH STR!-:r:'1' CRAMER Sci-1001. Commercial Course Physical Training Leader C2, 5, 455 Secretary, B Literary Society C555 Christmas Decorating Committee C5, 455 Hi-Y Club C3, 45, Cabinet C455 Student Government C455 Student Council C455 Class Treasurer C455 Assemblv Room Secretary C455 Purple and Cold Committee C455 liusiness Manager, RECORD C45. , No higher praise can be paid to Fritz than our bestow- ing on him the otiice of Treasurer. YVhile we're not a class of tightwads, still we're mighty particular who takes care of our moneys Cnote the plural5. He's always been highly popular, gay, debonair, friendly, and-affectionate. We never noticed the last trait particularly, but still it's not likely boys would. Ask the ladies, they know. I l'z'd'J mon'c 0f tUIICA'l.l'Ig 1'.r J'llCU.t?l't To many ajokc mm' pun, Bu! Jffll, we ru'n'l .vcvn l'l0fl71'll, yeh For t4f'l'f,If'L' never .rfnn him run! ERNEST VICTOR IOHNSON 711 CEDAR STREET lemon SCHOOL General Course Page Committee Cl, 2, 55, Chairman C555 Chairman, Christ- mas Decorating Committee C555 Stage Manager, Monsieur Beaucaireu C555 Treasurer, Art Club C5, 455 Class Party Committee C255 Student Cvovernment C455 Assembly Room Secretary C555 Hi-Y Club Cl, 2, 5, 455 Children's Party Com- mittee C455 Class Day Decorator. Ernie looks as easy going as they make them-but if he's lazy, weid hate to be ambitious. All hc's done this last term is carry seven major subjects, work after school and Saturdays, and pay ardent court to a very charming young lady. She must be charming, because he dropped two theater stubs one morning after the night before. and they read vsomething like this: Orchestra, Left CI, S2.85. Yvow. ,In lIl'1I..l'C lmrn, wilh I1 ln.rlr nmr dl't'l,Il!'. D Thy .rmrvlz ar for bftllllljf nmy rl ever be llunr.