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

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The Purple and the Gold, 1923 ALBERT FAY IOYCE 1478 ORMoNn AVENUE Lialclrrr SCHOOL Technical Course Christmas Decorating Committee C555 Student Govern- ment C2, 3, 45, Class Party Committee C5, 45: Children's Partv Committee C5, 455 Manager, Basketball Team C453 Head Usher C455 Class Day Committee C453 Glee Club C55. Fay is the handsomest boy in our class. Girls, just look at his picture! Or better still, look at the original of it. Aren't you thrilled? Fav is always so tidy and neat that he looks as though he had just ste ped out of an ad for Qfirovy collars. Now, take a last, lliong, lingering look at our onis. The A litfflll' dlflcrl. 'T1'.rfunf1,Il, the way Java' u.J'c.v lu'.r middle namr, 7716 uncommon Fay WILHELM ERNST IUNKERT 1538 ATLANTIC AVIENUE General Course Party Committee C151 Ri-:CORD Stat? C2, 35: President, Art Club C353 Member, Art Club C5, 455 Cast, Monsieur Beaucairen C553 Physical Training Leader Cl, 2, 5, 455 Vice- President, Student Government C45, Cabinet C455 Purple and Gold Page Committee C55g Yell and Motto Committee C555 Executive Committee C45. Here's our most ambitious boy. At the time when the rest of us are just beginning to stretch our wings preparatory to sailing out on our own, he looks back on several years of what is ahead of us. He's been self-supporting all these yfars, been in the army, and worked at various occu ations. e plans to enter Stanford University and study cliiemical engineering. Here's wishing you the best of luck, which you richly deserve. .1 .raldlrrlr bodyp a llu'nker'.f mind: In you lhe bm-I qf zach 1'.r conzlvfned. LYDIA S. KATES 1249 LANOHAM AVENUE Coovica Scuoor, Commercial Course Class Hockey Team Cl, 2, 355 Class Basketball Team Cl, 2, 353 Class Tennis Team Cl, 2, 553 Class Baseball Team C2, 355 Class Track C35p Tri-Hi Club C2, 355 Stationery Committee C455 Varsity Hockey Team C55g Varsity Basketball Team C255 RECORD Staff C453 Christmas Decorating Committee C253 Childrcn's Party Committee C5, 453 School Night Cl, 2, 55: Christmas Carols C3, 453 Glee Club C2, 35: Senior Girls' Double Quartet C-45: Physical Training Leader Cl, 2, 5, 45. And then-l Oh, yes, that's Lydia entertaining an eager audience with one of her hair-raising aclventuresl They seem to work the opposite effect on Lydia's locks, however, for she appears in our midst occasionally with her curls hanging. Curly lork.r, prr.r1m.r1'ue langue Tha! gz'l.r HICIIIH all, bolh old and -yolmg. W W -I,-.gr ,Billy .. -.Lytham ,L Page Twenly- nine

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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.

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Camden High School W ,,Ed.. ..-'hugo Page Thirty EDWARD L. KERNS 1509 PARK BOULEVARD JUNIOR SCHOOL Technical Course Arm-Band Committee MD. The other day the Senior Class was in a state of great excitement. Eddie Kerns was reputed to have opened his mouth! We rushed to the scene, but instead of saying something, Eddie only sneezed. YVe were all terribly disappointed. Kernsy's quietness is a distinguishing characteristic. It's quite a good One, too, for if some other Seniors were like him, we'd live in perfect peace. Eddie .rure i.r .r1'lenl. He ha.m'l much lo my. Were .rflence alwa-W eloqucnl, We wnuldrfl wrile lluir lay. HAROLD F. KLINE 829 STATE STREET IUNIOR SCHOOL General Course Boys' Glee Club 15, 4jg Hi-Y Club tl, 2, 5, 4H, Treasurer t4jg School Night QS, 455 Iunior Page Committee CQ, Senior Banquet Committee Class Day Presenter. He used to beso tiny and cute that we all had him picked for the class baby, when he double-crossed us and sprouted into more nearly human size. Not content with outgrowing our fond hopes, he completely shattered them bv buying a pipe, about ten gallons of gas a week for his dad's car, and taking a course of dancing lessons. To hear him talk of his Hatfaires du Coeur, you'd think he was either a Romeo or a Baron Munchausen. You may no! really undcnrlanzz' Bu! Ilarolflfr .mrety Clever. He d0c.rn.'l like lo .rlzow il off IIe'd hfrfc il awayfnrrver. KATHRYN S. KOCHENDERFER 1415 KENXVOCDD AN'ENl'E IUNIOR SCHOOL Commercial Course 'Tri-Hi Club Cl, 255 School Night C355 Banquet Committee C45- Hereis a girl who, like many great men, believes in pre- uaredness. Kathryn goes to the great trouble of lnggin lier trunk into every classroom. It is a trunk, isn't it? Still we have noticed that it differs from some in that it is made of leather, and has a long handle, and one of its most charming features is its extra large mirror, which is accessible just by lifting the trunk lid. A thousand pardons, Kathryng a wise birdie tells us that it isn't a trunk at all, but just n combina- tion of vanity bag and pocketbook. .1 peep into a mirror now and llzen IJ relnrlzcd by all women-and mom! men!