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

Text from Pages 1 - 44 of the 1939 volume:

Young Men and Women. fwpwaewn 'Vocations in fields of culture and Iearnung, suh as Teachung Cacademuc and commercual subjects In hugh school, Accounting, Banlung, Business Admunustratuon, Journalrsm, the Gov ernment Servuce, and the Professuons of the Law the Munrstry, etc The Business world of today and the Professuons want college trauned men and women They demand the pouse and culture whuch a college traunung grves The lower ranlcs of busuness and professuons are Fulled to overflowung, but there us a scarcuty of men and women wuth the proper specualuzed traunung able to full the higher types of posutuons whuch requure mature judgment, admunustratuve abuluty, and Ieadershup In order to meet these vutal and ummeduate needs Tl-IE COLLEGE OF SOUTH JERSEY offers the followung currucula LIBERAL ARTS Thus course guve two years of col lege traunung un the Arts and Scuences constututung one half of the academuc worlc requured for a Bachelor of Arts degree or a degree un teachung the munustry and journalusm, and qualufues for entrance to certaun professuonal schools LIBERAL ARTS SEC RETA RIAL Tluus course provudes CID a cultural background un the arts and scuences C25 untensuve practucal traunung In ac counting shorthand and typewrltur-Q 'llZliatQnea9',IieCcZKegeof Sautli1e'caeqC9,ffe'z'7 EDUCATION The College of South Jersey offers two years of College Educatuon which may be applied toward degrees for many professions or occupations lncludung the following Jour nalusm Advertising the Law the Munustry the Cuvul Servuce the Duplomatuc Servuce Busuness Admlnrstratuon Teaching Social Servuce and many others Classes are held ID Day and Evenrng Departments E C O N O M Y The College of South Jersey offers a real economy an that It enables students to com luvung at home The savung us from S600 to S1 000 a year EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES Scholarshups are avaulable for Junuor and Senior years un other rnstututuons ACCOUNTING AND BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION wo years of accountung and related subjects well as luberal arts us offered un thus course Twelve seme ter hours sublects related to busuness u gen eral such as Contracts Agency Partnershup Sales Negotuable Instru ments Corporatuons, Insurance Bank ruptcy etc are elected from the curruculum of the South .Jersey Law School and are taught by members of the legal professuon Wnth two years addutuonal traunung a student may a ear un accountung busuness a mun C33 specuauuzed traunung un legal and ustratuon banltun unsurance or for meducal termunology to prepare students as secretarues for law other busunesses un general Thus course us comparable to the yers doctors unsurance offucuals and unstututuons such as hosputals freshman and sophomore years un such courses guven by other and meducal colleges colleges and unuversrtues THE COLLEGE OF SOUTH JERSEY Ca wrrte or phone CCamden 39191 for catalogues The College of South Jersey 220-228 Federal Street --Camden, N J Muss Janet Reyno 416 Grant Street Camden New Jersey ' 's I - A 'T' A , al I . , . , if I training lin D . Q -f...l. l -- , C. . . r M -' , 4 n Q I .. I . I as . I I '.'. . , .i I ini' 3' ' O, plete two .years of college training Yuwhile' A K 4 A 2 I a ' xx Siam' AI i C QM -. V 1. F . I . ' ' ' A ' 3 I T' - I ' I L.. .. . . . .. . Q I . In ' 'qu Iilfy fora d J ee 1,1 NIJ , n I' x ' I As' . d-- ' ' Dr., CHARLES L. u,M'AURER,,Dean saga same, ww? Learn Day ancl Evening Beauty Culture Classes e Women lvlalson c:le Pans Beauty College 307 North 6tl1 Street, Camden Phone Camden 5247 Wm Doerr 35 Registrar DREXEL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY Bachelor 0 Science Degrees ENGINEERING Mechanical Electrical BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION Business Science Retail Management Commercial Teacher Training Commerce and Engineering Secretarial Science HOME ECONOMICS Applied Arts Teacher Training Textile Economics Institutional Administration 'A' 'lr M n : I I D - j . Civil Chemical The High Sch 1 R cord 1 RENT OR BUY A TYPEWRITER eaL:ijln Rent S3 for one month, S5 for 2 months, S7 for 3 months. 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HEADQUARTERS FOR PORTABLE TYPEWRITERS We are the Dealer for Royal, Underwood, Smith, Corona and Remington Rand Portables RECONDITIONED TYPEWRITERS S15 UP All Makes in Standard Mode 1 Terms 'I5c to 1.25 Weekly All Makes Repaired CENTRAL DUPLICATING 8: TYPEWRITER COMPANY Phone Camden 608 511 BROADWAY CAMDEN N J Open Frxday and Saturday N1qhts avls Coat and Apron Suppy 1502 10 NORTH MERVINE STREET PHILADELPHIA PA WILLIAM L DAVIS As Exciting and Profitable AJ A Treavure Hunf' FIND YOURSELF IN THE PICTURES Now on D1sp1ay 1n LESTER S W1ndOWS AND A HANDSOME GIFT IS YOUR REWARD' Headquarters for Your School and Class P1ns and Rlngs and Jewelry of All Kxnds ATTRACTIVELY PRICED 2 The Hxgh School Record HAT mysterlous gentleman seen lurlung about the school grounds was none other than our own Cand1d Cam eraman On the QT he s been snapplng you and your fellow students YOU may unknow1ngly be one of h1s lucky v1ct1msl If so you re 1n the pxctures 1n Lester s wlnclows Come ln and ldentlfy yourself A valuable glft awaxts you EEST R Drop mn Any Tlme Store Open Every Evenlng T11 9 O I? 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' Af ' , J' '- ' . 111' '- 1 I ' 4 The High School Record CAMDEN LHARI I' 5 KRATTFNMAKILR Q ll lrles Kr lttenm lker ls the tx 'HL ll L lmden Hlgh School student l1CFQOIllllLll Hls personllltx IS proxen llx the lwlrdlng ol the pox eted OlkS lxx lrd to hlm hls xthletlt lllllltw by the x lFSltY lm ISC b lll xnd lu lslcetb lll IlObltl0llb xxhlch he holds Hls cool he ld lnd keen exe IPC x gre It lsset to our te lms He I9 Yue PI'CSlClCl'lt ol the Boxs Athletlc Assocl ltl0ll lllll Ill honor student Cho lx likes to do m lnx thlngs but sports lre stlll lllS llxorlte hobllx He ls lsportsmln through 'lnd through III ex erx sense ol the xxord Alter gradlmtlng from Qlmden Hlgh Qhollx IS pllnnlng to mayor ln tB'lChlIlg 'lt YW 'lshlngton lnd eflerson We knoxx thlt xxh ltex er he does xxlll be l success HELEN DANAHER Sparkllng hazel ex es shlmmerlng chestnut broxxn h llr und Clll'Hpl6S too descrlbes Helen Danaher the d lughter ot the te lcher xx ho cl'llms hls puplls xxon t thlnk Helen xxhose 'll'l'llJltl0l1 IS to be 'l good h0llSCWll6 xx 'lnts to go to college to studx to be wnxthlng, but a te lcher She llso st lted thflt she 'adored bOVNllI1g tennls plaxlng and d'lIlClI1g she has been on the buslness commlttee 'ls call glrl llllrlng' the productlon ot V lldfloxx er the Mlk ldo and The GOI1KlOll6FQ She IS 'l mem ber of the Bovxllng Club I,llll ll'Y L0llI'lLll lnd most lmportant ol 111 she IS he'1d cheerleader ot our cheerle ldlllg squ ld Helen Dflnuher llkes to see grlx es bones tombstones and coffins She IS determlned some dnx to x lslt YY Cbtl'IllllSf0l' Abbex Brrrrrr NAONH IRITI l'rltLle I5 l sxnonxm lor excellence ln sports lll StllCllE9 lllil Ill sou ll lCtlXltl6S lI1SlCl9 md olltslde l the school Presldent ol her sophomore homeroom Hltl secretlrx ol her CI1tll'C jlllllfll' llld senlor cllss helped thls merrx lllll xxlttx fltth honor student to lchlexe the l30pllllI'ltX III xxhlch she noxx glorles ln KlKlltlOI1 she lb presldent ot the Glrls Athletlc AQSOLI ltl0Il lnd member ol the I ulple am! Gold st lfl ls th It lll7 Lert llnlx not' The SCIIIOI' Ll lss NK ho s XX ho r :tes N loml person llltx plus llld cl lss glggler Anxone xxlth thls lille record h ls the rlght to glggle lor she lb a xxelcome Hldltl0I'l to lux p lrtx or d lnce Th It s our Prltzl I' RAINL IS TURSI XKUSIC hath charms runs ln old SiNll'lg Thls IS especlallx true xxhen the subtle strrllns lre coaxed lrom l xlolln under the nlmble llngers ol Francls Tl1YSl our talented lnd h lndsome l l'llISlLl ln xx ho lb equallx at home xxlth the xlolln or at the plano Thls accom pllshed xoung m ln has been 'lxxarded l schol lrshlp to the xxorld famous Curtls lnstltute ol MUSIC xxhere he Wlll further hlS muslcal career ThlS IS but the more serlous slde ol our future xlrtuoso 'No one appreclates good humor better than he He llkes trlg class best because NXBUFICC Shaw SltS behlnd hlm Tursl IS athletlc hls faxorlte sports are tennls baseball and sxxlmmlng To top lt all FFADCIS IS an excellent student ranklng hlgh ln hls class 1 1 1 g 1 Q 1 1 Q K' '1 1 1 ' 5 . - . : : 1 I' : ' Q 1 1 f 1:1 '1 g C1 '1 t' .' 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A . : 1 ' 1 I t ' ' A, 1 1 .- CONSTELLATION S R XLPH BL R -XTTI Ralph IS the eongenl ll preslelent ol our low selllor cl lss lnd llso .an expert clls er H lslng won m1lns LllXlIlS honors recentls he lIltEI'lClS to lttend l swlmmlng college such IS Sprlnghelel and tllse up phs SIC ll edue ltlfill HIS dls lng um lb the Ols mple te'lm lnd he IS puttlng lll hls ellort tow dl C.lS It XX e hope he wlll be lble to brlll home the b lcon to Uncle Sam just I9 well lb to L lmelen H1 h Ile llso p lrtlelp ltes lll lootb lll tr lclc lll1l b lslcetb lll ln hls OIHIIIOII the best school song IS lulple lml Gold w hlle ll e All l lght IS lllS SLlCC.tl0I'l lor the best se hool eheer Hls l lu l lte pOplll lr song IS Deep Purple lllll Dodge L lts tlkes the e ll e ln mos ICS Hobbles lllkllltle onls hls 5XKll Ilfl'llIl lnd klllllll HEIWXTRAUT DIETRILH Our blond Helmtrlut h 19 pros en th lt one m IX prartlclp lte lll Ollt slele '1CtlYltlCS Hlll stlll be IH honor student She 6lI'IlE.il her posl tloll IS lourth honor student ot the une gflilllltlllg, ellss llel popullrlts results lll her llelllg Chosen IS second slee preslclellt ol the Student box ernment Her mrlyor hope IS to attend Lebanon X llles College where she wlll studs to become l German te'lcher Her hobbs IS the popular game ol table tennls Her qlllet hours 1-lre spent ID re lillllg books ot flll sorts Her accompllshments 'lre as numerous IS her lI'l6I'lllS Helmtr lut s complete slncerlts WINS lor her the 1ldmlr ltlon ol her clflssnlltes whom she c ul count lb lrlends and not IS mere lcqu lll'ltdI1CC5 IEAN PRXNLIS ThlS wlnsome llttle mlss ean FFTIICIS lb lntellectuil 1-ls well clttractlse Bldelle s sparkllng h lzel es es h use won her COllIltlESS trlends and h'lse lnsurecl her lastlng popul lrlts PBYSOI11lltX plus that IS what es ers one murmurs when reterrlng to the capable slee presldent ol the une 1940 gradudtlng cl lss eln s hs orlte pls tlmes are d'lnclng w Fltlllg readlng 11nd elrlwlng She llkes people lmmensels lnel thls teellng IS shared mutu llls bs lll who meet her Besldes belng promlllent lll school lll llrs e lll lb llltensels lntelestecl lll the Y her n lme IS llnkeel wlth thelr ellnees soel ll lll llrs lnd 3CtlX ltlCS Archers IS the luclcs sport th lt ll1tI'lgLlCS thls FISIIIL R0bln Hood Aml lble l!'l6IlCllX popul lr lnd lun los lI'lL these ue just 1 lew ldlectlses to ClCSCI'lbC thls Rl-eokll eonstell ltl0Il IOSEPH 'WARTIN The ldeal lll round hlgh school bos IS the best clescrlptloll one c1ln glse ot oe M lrtln A tall dark hwnclsome SlX footer he Wlllb the admlratlon ol the males and the he lrts ot the lem lles wlth equ ll dlacrlts tor hlS outstllldlng perlormunees ln the blg thre?loot ball b1lseb'lll md b'lsleetb'lll Ioe has not let hls success go to hlS heud lor he stlll remalns shs and hlS pet we lkness IS blushlng He matches hls great 8blllfY as an athlete wlth an equal ablllts as a student tor he as erages A s and B s ln hls subjects Hls l IX or lte subject bv the may IS phs SICS Ioe expects to go to Cornell flucks college! to studs electrlcl englneerlng Keep up the good work Ioe 1lnd success w lll be sours The Hlgh School Record 5 ' ' 5 1 1 ,1 1,- 1 1 ' U 5 . 1 .1 1'- K, I .1 - . i . 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From Greenland to Australia, from Vatican City, Home of the Popes, to Islam Morocco, most of the radio stations bear the mark HR. C. A., and Made in Camden, N. I., U. S. A. Daily, thousands of orders pour into Camden from all corners of the globe, for Camden is the center of radio produc- tion and is the nucleus of radio experimenta- tion. Now let us take a good look at the great factories in Camden, where these miracles of radio have taken place. Here the R. C. A. has twenty-seven large buildings, many of which are block-size, covering forty-three acres of land. These contain over six miles of conveyor belts for the various processes of manufacture. One can gather the gigantic size of the R. C. A. manufacturing processes from the fact that the cabinet division disposes of eight tons of sawdust every hour, and that the plants use enough electric power in one day to light the streets of Camden for a week. As I sat listening to Mr. Gilbert of the publicity department, high up in the gen- eral office building, the realization of the hugeness of R. C. A. left me somewhat dazed. Looking from the window, I could see buildings stretching out on both sides. Housed in one are the wonderful experi- mental and research laboratories where the 6 The High School Record Magic Eye. Metal Tubes, Electric Tuning, and most recently, television have been perfected. Behind locked doors, under the direction of that brilliant scientist, Dr. Zworykin, improvements on the devices of today and research as to the future possi- bilities of radio are constantly being carried on. Now they are testing and perfecting a device which will print a facsimile news- paper automatically during the night, by means of electronic impressions as received by radio direct from the newspaper office. The owner will be able to tear otf and read the latest news bulletins in the morning, which have been broadcast during the night. These will soon be on the market. In other buildings, all types of radio and television sets are being manufactured. Great radio transmitters, aviation equip- ment, and small police car radios alike are made here. ln one part of a building, deli- cate radio apparatus for the Army and Navy is made with the greatest precaution and secrecy. ln still other buildings such diversified objects as radio watch analizersf' weapon detectors, telephoto equipment, phono- graph records, victrolas, and motion pic- ture sound equipment are manufactured. Mr. Gilbert, smiling at my reaction to the information he was giving me, said, Radio has a great influence on the world of today. It will run the world of tomor- row. Small Town Harry Xxxl Qfrcxr 1919 A ae lam exg lte 1 that age '1 fellow should be thmk mf' SQI'10llSlS of hls future He h is to haxe amlutxon el desue to lmeeome some lnoelx 7 Harrx LIllplldSllLtl thls last sentenee lux shaklng 1nto the a1r the remalnder of a plece of meat ll3I'lEl1DEI from hls fork The other memlmers of the Samson famxlx had to dodge these emphatle sxxmgs to pre xent lmemg slapped Ill the face hx a pall of the ex emng s supper Harrx , please put x our fork down xx hen vou talk for the good of all our futures l told xou son, that l can t mcrease vour allowance a cent, nor am I IH a posltxon at the present tlme to finance anx 8.ClCl1tlOI1Ell bibfllhtlllllg of xourself xou are old enough to xxork for vour needs Now please tm xsh vour meal Okax Dad l xx xlll determlned Harrx and flashed a xerx Cillllleleflt and mature SI11llL it hxs llttle sister xx ho sat across from hlm and stared nn bexulelerment at hex brother s secret future Dill he xx ant to be a doctor, 1 lawxer, or max he presldent of the countlx ' She lIHelgll'lf.Kl that he would haxe to work texulalv hard to earn enough monex to obtam such an xmportant stand mg as that She certamlx wouldnt lend h1m anx of her saxlngs IH her pennx bank upstalrs l'arlx the next mornmg found Harrx ac ceptxng a polm as erranel box for the town grocerx store W hen the dax xxas done, a xerx tlred luox entered the Samson house and plopped hlmself mto the nearest easx chalr, kxcked eff hlS shoes, and relaxed luxurlouslx -X eontented smlle lllummated hls xouthful face at the thought of hls lmrll hant future and the necessarx meomxng wage xxhlch would help hxm ach1exe hxs goal Somelaodx has to he outstandlng here he decided, for the welfare of the town s esteem lor the next txxo months Harrx worked elexotedlx energetlcallx, and eapablx H 'lCqlllI'Lel a few slde yolus and some extra monex for speelal famllx selxlees How exer, he retused to d1x ulge hxs secret non chd he ellscuss hls personal 'affairs The elax flnallx arrlx ed xx hen Harrx rushed lnto the house hke a hurrlcane and sxouted with LXllltelt10Il, Dad xlot mer Sls l xe made xtl lxe just got enough monex to achlexe mx ambmtlon Oh lxox I m the lucklest fellow 1n the xx orldl W 1th the lE1IT11lW Clldilllg after hls heels shoutlng questxon after questxon at hlm and beggmg h1m to dlsclose hls purpose, Harrx ran lnto hxs room threxx hls su1tcase oxer the bed thlngs readv Oh lmovl Oh lmoxl XX here are .xou goxng to go' W hat are xou QOIDE to do? the Eroup asked ex cltedlx IH a s1ngle chorus Dad took the zealous Harrv hx the shoulders hrmlv stared StI'8.lgl1t ll1tO hls son s dancmg eyes and asked, Harrv, xxhat eollege are xou planmng to attendq l xx ant to know College H asked Harrx perplexed XX ho saxel l was golng to eollege' l m going to be the f1rst person 1n P1kesx1lle to go to the New X ork W orld s Falrl ui., T in L. 1 ui 11 - . by 111141 rel U :,, , T U l7'l'lfR all, ll' l, ' Vgl lex! 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N NX xON STP' AOWEQLO N 01h xl UM oilaow of TOM was W HAT d1d Lmcoln see as hxs death less Gettysburg Address floated mto the ears of the llstemng mul t1tude'7 I shall always belleve he had a v1s1on perhaps he saw an omnlpotent Unlted States a land of steel Amer1ca of today Now we ex en as our wonderful Lmcoln Unfortunately Lmcoln dld not lxve to see the real1zat1on of h1s dream Perhaps we too shall never see our world of tomorrow estabhshed 1n full completeness over the entlre globe but we can see a partlal reahza t1on of our dreams at the New York World S Faxr Much has already been wr1tten concern mg the mary elous archxtectural and art1st1c character of the Falr but l behexe lt sym bohzes somethmg greater somethmg more 1mportant than mere art and beauty When I close my eyes and concene a pxc ture of the court of flags ln the forexgn pav1l1on I somehow dream of a future day when those flags shall waxe m the Splflt of fraternlty rather than wax mg as rep resentatn es of thelr respectn e natxons The Faxr IS symbolxc of our world of to day a rushxng actlxe world ex er seekmg 8 The Hxgh School Record for somethmg new The Trylon and Perl sphere the theme of the Fa1r are xdeahs 'uc thev seem to emanate an atmosphere of xdeallsm of a future world The YVorld s Falr serx es another lmpor tant purpose It w1ll be to mxlhons who may nex er haue the opportun1ty of travel 1ng a road around the world a pathway mto the customs and arts of lands all over the globe The Faxr wxll be a llberal educatlon any college course l' xery one of us should selze the oppor tumty to Y1S1t the Farr After all though xt xs sxtuated 1n New York It belongs es sentlally to all of us the whole Unlted States For lf lt represents the world of tomorrow we represent the people who shall bulld that world who shall reap 1ts benefits and 1ts sorrows But let us not Y1Slt the Fa1r merely to see the wonderful archxtecture slmply for the thrnlhng experlence It affords or only because we vush to tell our ne1ghbors of our traxels Rather let us peer more deeply 1nto the mean1ng of the Fa1r let our mmds try to concexve the metamorphosls from Today to Tomorrow Let us see as Abraham Lmcoln saw a new and greater Umted States a World of Tomorrow where peace wxll rexgn and freedom wlll trlumph pd' N y G . E k . Cowl!-Q Fai' X . L I L . Y .- - S .1 . , ' . . . , . V . I ' Y ' , . , , V , v , Q . . . haveavlsion. XVe seeaworld of tomorrow. -an education at a price far lower than , . . . u , J V - I Y ' 5 , , , I ' J ' f I ' V ' I ' I . , . V . - . - I V I ' , Y 1 P . 1 V. ' ' 1 v v ' I I ' I .. I , , 1 , , . r william bmp C1894 19395 Aspxre Persevere and Indulge Not That motto was the guxdmng hght mn the lxfe of our beloved chemxstry teacher and track coach the late Dr Wxllaam H Sexp Throughout hxs whole lxfe short ln years but full xn deeds Dr Sexp followed thls motto and helped others to follow xt through the sh1n1ng example of h1s own clean lxvxng After graduatxng from the Keystone State Normal School 1n l9l'l Dr Sexp entered the World War servxng as a machme gun sergeant mn France R turn1ng at the close of the war he re sumed hxs studxes earmng hxs B S degree from Muhlenberg College 1n 1922 and hxs M A from the Un1vers1ty of Pennsylvan1a xn 1925 Temple awarded h1m a Doctor of Educatlon degree 1n 1931 Before commng to Camden Hxgh D Selp taught at Hatch Jun1or Hlgh I both schools he turned out champxon shlp track teams Dr Selp was never content to teach subyect matter alone but emphasxzed perseverance and hon esty xn buzldmg h1s pup1ls characters Bertram Ruttenberg 1940 Dr Sexp w1ll never d1e Hls memory wxll always lxnger 1n the mmds of the students who loved hun Ralph Burattl 1940 Dr Sexp was a man who was held hxgh 1n the esteem of h1s assocxates for hxs understandxng of human nature and h1s unxque sense of humor John Hess 1939 I To the track team and me the memory of the great wlnnxng sp1r1t and hzs cry of dlg xn IS st1ll wlth us I still look up to Dr Selp as a great coach Harry Luessen 1939 Dr Selp was well known among stu dents and faculty for hxs clever and humorous way of drxvxng home a poxnt The boys of the track teams coached by h1m w1ll never forget hxs xns1stent D1g xn here Stuart MacIntosh We are contxnually thxnkzng of thxngs that we would lxke to do for our own pleasure or sat1sfactxon or advancement xn lxfe But too often we are unwxllxng to g1ve the t1me or expend the energy or make the httle sacmfzces all of whxch are needed to ach1eve any worthwhxle goal Dr Se1p was the k1nd of man who once he had made up h1s mxnd to do somethxng stuck to h1s task untxl lt was f1n1shed When we th1nk how much that fortunate tramt of stlck to xt we ness we reahze that though h1s al loted span was shorter than the aver age h1s llfe was even fuller 1n accom pllshment than that of most men John J Danaher I knew Doc Sezp personally for thxr teen years To me he wxll always rema1n a splendld teacher one who both under stood and loved hls puplls and fellow men a hard worker a perfect sports man a good scholar a loyal fnend a fellow traveler and one of God s True Gentlemen He w1ll ever be respected for h1s rugged heroxc qual1t1es and for the strength of h1s determxnatxon Hls whole lxfe was a record of successful accomplxshment over obstacles Wher ever he was he was a power for good All who came zn contact w1th hxm are stronger because of xt Carleton R Hopluns The High School Record 9 f P I Q .. . .. . x 1 ' ' ' ' , I . . 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MANHATTAN BOUND DORIQ xx R11 ur 19-10 rl R XIX ro 1rs through a black sub xx 1x LI'lI'ltlS1tS xx heels 1n sereechmg protest and comes to a qu1xer1ng stop X stream of people bursts from 1ts doors then on lt hurrles 1nto the nlght Here IS Rexx X ork CltX ofa m1ll1on moods fXoxx here 1n the xxorld 1s there '1 cltx of such color md contr lst It his come to sx mbol llL the Pl'OI1llSLKl l 1nd tor nulhons ot people Hoxx dlflerent IS thxs modern sophlstlcated metropohs hom the quunt Cllllkt toxxn ot Nexx Amsterdam xxhere Peter vlllllllt held sxx ix Peter XllIlUlt xx is 1 clex er buslness man Xrr1x1ng 1n xlanhattln 1n 1696 he pur chased the lSl3Ilel from the IT1Cll8TlS for txx entx four dollars xxorth ot tools xx eapons and yexxelrx It xxas a good deal uoth the best end ot lt lhe Dutch xxere xerx tortun ate Ill gettxng the lSlil'lCl so che'1plx Amd is It xx lsnt often thit tl1e Ine 1ans xxere pond tor llnd tlken txom them thex felt Klllltl, h nppv lbout the xxhole th1ng A fort xxas staked out it the best loca t1on and ehrlstened Fort Amsterdam Around It stohd rosx cheeked Dutch bu1lt thelr houses and la1d out the1r farms The streets xxere soon full ot 3Ct1X1tX Boxx legged blue exed rolx polx ch1ldren ran through them bobbmg tlaxen curls as thex ran l' xerx one xxas busx and happx under the xx1se and generous rule ot Goxernor Nlmult lhe Uuteh XY est lneha Compqnx en Lllllflbiil Lflllsfltlilll to lNexx Netherlands as the 1Sl3I1d xx 1s noxx called bv grantmg tracts of land to 1 texx Kl1I'CCtOI'9 called Patroons Uut ot th1s dex eloped the P1 troon sxstem of goxernment Fhe txxo goxernors xxho tolloxxed vlllilllt xxere ex traxagant and lDCODblStLIlt but desplte the poor leadershlp the httle settlement prospered md grexx A xx all xxas bullt lC oss the 1Sl'lIlll p1rtlx tor pxoteetlon lgalnst the lnduns p1rtlx as lllllllkl tor the cattle rl'llS bee 1me knoxxn is W1ll Street YY hat became ot th1s pleturesque x1ll'1ge xxhlch grexx so I'1plCllV and xamshed so completelv7 After the capture bx the Pnghsh 1n 1664 the colonx bec1me lNexx 'Iork hnghsh homes and fanuhes sup planted that ofthe Dutch and soon ex erv trace of Dutch hfe xxas obhterited A nexx Amsterdam xx Yoxk tod'1v IS not 1 eltv t xxorld 'lhe lters nlght elubs penthouses slums all thlS IS New X ork It IS re ally hke a xast slexe xxhere the best ind worst of ex erythmg IS tossed together lo spend 1 dav 1n th1s xast space IS hke SI'lltCll1l'lg '1 m1nute from Etermtv for 1tS attr1ct1ons are l1m1tless To all New Yorkers New Y ork IS truly a dream CltV most of them xxould rather l1xe IH a back room 1n one of the poorer SCCUOIIS of New X ork th in ID a tine house somexxhere else From a small x1llage lNexx Xork h lb groxxn to be not onlv the greatest c1tx 111 Amermea but ilso an entrance and IH ex1t to 1 nexx xxorld md an old xxorld tlulx the golden gate o the hast xi 10 The H1gh School Record 7 . 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' 1 1 c , 1 , 1 5 2 . . , 1 . 2,1 ,',i- '.A'1 , ., , , 1 , . ,. 1 f . . 1 , , ,Z , , ' L . - 1 .Sa 1 fr. 40 WHAT WE THINK THE SCHOOL OF TOWORROXX IC'I LRI' lt you can the school of tomorrow 1 gleamxng bulldlns. constructed on slmple geometrxc llnes It IS bullt of glass translucent glass brlcks Xour mlnd IS prob1blv runnmg up 1 staggerlng he1t blll but on the contr1rv sxnce glass xs 1 better msul ltor and 1 poorer conductor of heat than brick the fuel problem wnll be small There w xll be no VN1I'lLlOWS ln our school of tomorrow for an automatxc alr condltloner keeps the a1r mox mg and the temperature where xt should be Here no smxtten students can gale dreamllv and w xstfullv upon the falr out of doors The glass w 1lls are translucent keepmg the foc1l pomt of mterest lI1Cl00l'S Here s a ran of hope for vou long legged mon strosltxes lNo longer wxll vou haxe to park vour lengthy appendages precarlouslv m the 'usles Self mox zble and 1dyust1ble desks wxll take care of that Glass w 'ills mean plentv of light for all l'he mner walls are p unted H1 llght sh1des to reflect lnght where needed Photo electrlc cells wxll automatlcally swltch on the lxghts Thls IS the school of tomorrow How xaln and 1mposs1ble xt sounds to us Our dreams for our school of tomorrow dare conslst only of a reused and lmpros ed edxtlon of the school of todav Flrst we would add to our athletnc field a concrete stadlum whxch could accommodate the hxgh school fans safelv and comfortablv How we sxgh for 1 larger and more completely equlpped gym to replace the present one whlch 15 no blgger than a basketball court 'l he present runnlng track xs boarded and not b inked Crashlng 1nto a br ck wall w hmle runnmg IS no pleasmg sensatxon Xxlltll a large class 1n wmter all one can do IS calxsthemcs CYCFCISCS to you Hopefully but hes1tat1ngly we mlght dream of an audxtorxum a large one buxlt so that the audlence ID a surge of cur1os1ty mlght see and hear what IS happenmg on the stage VN e are dreamers we students Far off on the hormon a fancxful dreamer 1mong us mlght x 1s1on 1 beauteous c1feter1a wlth sumptuous repasts and to use plam xernacul1r elbow room Thxs would repl ace the dark caxern where damty glrls and not so damty bovs stand eatmg from paper bags for lack of place to rest thexr weary and book worn bones Ah ldle dreamers' Turn your fanclful x xslons mto hopes and wlshes Someday somehow and 1n some w av these mav vet be answered X es All Thxs and Heax en Too STUWTP THE EXPERTS Beware ve smners lhe Dav of udgment IS mghl Hasten homew1rd and make 1 complete perus'1l of vour long neglected books Repent whlle there IS stlll tnme Bamsh your fears and erase those obnoxlous sxgns Closed on Saturdavs that decorate your books Be prepared the learned sax ants of our august facultv haxe formulated another troublemaker m thexr serxes of seml annual bram twlsters whlch thev are about to sprmg on the unsuspectmg student bodv Selle the last moment of opportunltv N11 Desperandum' AU REX OIR The members of the RILCORD staffs wlsh to express then' appreclatlon to the students and teachers of Camden Hxgh for the mterest thev haxe shown and for the enthuslastlc support thev haxe gn en to the RECORD XVe wlsh exervone mcludmg ourselses a pleasant xacatlon To those unfortunates whose loxe UD of studv takes them to summer school mav thev haxe understandmg and beautlful teachers To all our frxends Do not spend vour summer davs shudderlng at the thought of the meutable return 1n September Get r1d of care go flshmg md haxe a good time The Hxgh School Record 11 ' V A V V 1 .V v . 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I N N V ' ' V .V . , , c Qylllfy l'M-'Mx 2 I Ive been to the Fan'-' IPRCINC the skv 700 feet aboxe the e xrth hke some huge three slded trmngle rlses the 'Irxlon swmbol of the I 'ur s loftv purpose 3CIj0lI'lll'lg thls huge hollow globe 200 feet 111 dmmeter IS the Perlsphere I'rom an outward appear ance the Irvlon IS much more lmposmg and lt carrles with It an axr of modernlsm that contrasts wxth the low ball hke ap pearance of the Perlsphere But from the mslde the Pensphere IS far the prettler It IS the deslgner s YISIOH translated 1nto realltx that awaxts vou as xou find sour self entermg the Per1sphere at 1ts base and mountlng the longest mox mg electrlc stalrway m the world Swept upward wou step onto one or the other of two rex olx mg balconles wh1ch form huge rmgs seemmglv unsupported 1n space The platforms re xolxe ln opposxte d1rect1ons and take su mxnutes to make a complete rex olutlon As the mterxor IS rex ealed vou see 1n e hollow beneath the sky Democracmtw ss mbol of a perfect futurxstlc metropolls The dfivhght panorama stretches off to the horuon on all sxdes Here IS a cxtv of '1 FDIIIIOD people w1th a workxng popula txon of 900 000 whose homes tre located Iewond the cltv proper 1n tue satelhte tow ns After xou h ue gazed at the model for two mxnutes dusk slowlv sh idows the scene The hght f'llIS and the heaxen IS coxered wlth glefammg star rlo the ac compamment of a svmphomc poem a chorus of a thousand XOICCS re iches out of the heaxens and there ln the purple dome appexr marchmg men farmers stamped bv thexr dress mechanlcs wxth thelr tools of trade A the m'1rchers approach then :re seen to represent the I X ni IN M 'lu xarxous groups m modern SOClLty Ihere are three tvpes of transportatlon 'INHIIHIJIC ln the It ur grounds I t chalrs m lnned by EUILILQ 25 tr actor trams 'tccommodatmg 12 persons comfortably and 100 speclallv desngned Grevhound buses The horns on some of these XLIIICICS 'ure tuned to pl'1v a few bzrs from the ft mous song I 1st Slde W est 'Side All ln all the I'a1r IS dolng lts utmost to accom modate both voung 'md old so don t mlss XX ILBLR Pr rr RS 1941 FAIR The sun IS a slunmg to welcome the day Helgh ho' Come to the fair' MAN ABOUI' IOVKIN Tell about New X ork 200 words about 7 546 000 souls meltlng pot of the world Chmese quarter restaurants w1th strange dxshes chopstxcks on re quest Ghetto the pxcturesque street markets hned wlth pushcarts I' IS Island where those who enter rarelv turn lllegal entrants don t stop commg Statue of Ixbertx I'r1nce s pre war debt glft to us 55 cents plusl Hudson Rn er Canoe Dock Xour bxggest mckels worth Batterx Staten Island ferrv glung best new of lower Wanh ttt in and harbor Grants 'I omb wxth Cmnt s gr'ue out slee largest carlllon one bell '70 tons Rlxerslde Church Ctower '73 centsl St Patrlck s Cathedral modeled itter one ln Cologne Germanw to sue sxghtseers expense Temple Pmanuel beuutxful Bvzantlne and Romanesque lrchxtecture Cathedral of gt ohn the .IJIXIDL started 1892 completed who knows w hen Shall I haxe space to tell about Amerlcan Wuseum of Natural HlStClFW Lmdbergh s plane among the skeletons Wetropohtan IVIuseum of Art graweyard of mummles I 260 foot pole called the x I I K . . , . 1 . 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Emplre State Buxldlng obserx atlon tower H51 101 atop Rockefeller Center ob serxatlon tower Radlo Cxtx Nluslc Hall Rad1oC1tv 1X B C l'3Ll10 and telexlslon studlos 'lClITl1SS10l'1S umes Square w 1th W rlglev sxgn hshes sw xmmmg ln alr 1nternat1ona1 Casmo largest 1 o hour costume economxzed show C32 o0J xladxson Square Garden clrcuses boxmg sport center of 1New Xork Phcwl 900 w ordsl IOIIN 1' 14LRhR 19-10 MINDED So deck yourselves out ln your finest array Wfth helgh ho' Come to the fair' LEND MN EAR Elght hundred men consxstmg of saxlors Armv Nawv and Marlne Corps haxe been mppoxnted to guard the Yvorld s Faxr and also to lne 1n Camp George YY ashlngton a model held camp Hear that bovsr' That s one place vou wont sneak 1nto ThlS mmlxtarv camp has also been organxzed to show the usxtors the regular routxne of campllfe As the Presldent and hlrs Roosexelt 1ntend to be present dur1ng the ceremomes these gallant kn1ghts w1l1 form a guard of honor for them Also as rovaltv IS ex pected from Furope then are planmng specxal mxhtary renews Wlllltarv muslc w111 be prox 1ded by the drum and bugle corps whxch has been orgamzed by the best buglers drummers and trumpeteers of the Armv and 1Naxv and thev re not golng to plav Deep Purple exther Strlct attentlon was gnen to the ap pearance dr1ll1ng ab111tv and hexght fnearlv all ine feet ten mchesj of these voung cax ahers before thev were e11g1b1e forthe prousmnal battallon NOXX w111 vou gxrls go to the 1 ur 1 wonder lf the Xrmv X9 Band and held muslc contxn gents who are rehearsmg daxls at 1'ort Totten would W allow Nlr Fckhardt to come up there to show them how to twlrl a baton The m111tarv camp IS under the super XlS1OH of Colonel Cortlandt Parker the armw umts are under Colonel Iames OHare Che must be 1r1shJ and the two hundred bluegackets who are 1n tralnmg at 1Newport Rhode 1s1and are under L1eutenant 1 R Lampman The fmal sessxon of tra1n1ng w1l1 be held at Fort Slocum The camp w111 consxst of 218 tents an admxnxstratxon buxldmg four mess halls an mfnrmarv garage pfarkmg held barber shop and other serx 1ce bulld mgs YY hat' no dance halll ThlS construc t1on IS be1ng done for the small sum of 380 100 CLXRX CILCIQH 19-11 HOT DOGS11 BEVS MXRE11 1903195-1' Chlcago YY orlds Faxr couldnt see xt too far awas Now slnce New X ork IS so close 1 Xe had an oppor tun1tv to go to the New Xork Yvorlds Farr Speakxng of fa1rs IH general 1 have often heard accounts 11ke th1s These faxrs are wonderful slghts to see but oh my feet or from a person a llttle more frank We walked hlgh and low expectxng to come upon a hot clog stand but the only hot dogs we knew of then were our tlred ee So seemg the Falr and them' spar1ng the feet were therefore the foremost thoughts 1n mv mmd when preuewmg the 1New York W orlds Falr Instead of wanderlng 1'11ther and von oxer thxs tensne area and much to sour dxstress bemg the YlCtll'T1 of as many bhsters as the most crlppled slghtseer at the other falrs wlth a 11tt1e planmng sou can oser come thlS The Faxr dnxded xnto two areas the Z CY K Gil-4a lnnfznuel on page 1' D .x X ' ' ' I l' - 1 L' , ' 7,,f N-sp 1 . . T . V. . V V 1' N K L C . . . 1 . . Vf I I XXX VV . . . ,,.. V. , . . . V .... V, - . v x 1- n . A V. ' , 1 1 . . Y , . ,. . . V .. . . . V V . . VV VV K . 1 I Y l - . , . V VV . . . r : 1 1 , . Y ' Y 1 .. , .. ' ' ' 1 , '- . ' 1 ' '. I marines, and soldiers, selected from the heard it was marvelous, but, shucks, I A N , 'V 1 Y , l ' ' U'. 1, . - I - V v . , V . - . V . , . , V , , ' ., H ' 1 . . , U . , I ' 0 n a 1 . . V . . , , V H, ' , V V vm n u , ,I V I Y ' ' - aa ' 2 n I l Q K , A . , . V. K , V V , . , . , ' f ff' 1 . Q ' , ' ' fra .3 ' V V V A . . L . V V V V ' ' v V v U y 1 - , . ' ' ' V ' ' ex- Y , . . 4 L 1. v , Y n LY 1 ' ll ll ' n s n 9 rv , . ' V L V V V V. . s V V . D . UV V V , . IS V. . . , V. , , , , 'I I V V , . V ' . rn 'r , - 1 . L' 1 . x U f ' , . gj lv L arle -I EN TRE NCUS CONI IDI' NTIALI X PRI' X ARICN I IINCJ Hirkl H Irkl NIV claugs do bark I xc Just been Clllllig the I'aIr I'rom the slghts that I xe seen In that nlght marlsh dream I d sav that It gets IH my haIr For theres the perlsphere that bxg ball W hIch some call an eIght and almost all Sav Gotham s behmd lt In thIs mad farce W hIch Grox er VK halen made out of hIs marsh But dont forget h1s Trylon hIgh That needle stlckxng In the skv We hope that Yorkers won t get stuck By that OXCFSIYC pIn up IH the muck But pardon me the phone IS rIngIng Hello oe Whatcha doIn thIs exemng I m gum to the Falr come go along goln So I m off wgam to that place by the se'I YI hlle vou forgne me my fantasy For mth pleasure I tell you I m enterIn freel SUPPLX AND DFNIAND Populatlon of U S 12-1 000 000 EIIgIble for old age PCHSIOH 50 000 000 Left to work 94 000 000 Fmployed In some gox ernment serx ICC 20 000 000 7-1 000 000 Left to work Inehgxble to vsork under ChIld Labor 60 000 000 Left to work I.: nemploved In natlon I-1 000 000 IQ 999 997 Left to work .J 14 The Bxgh School Record These three are tht Presulent 'Ind tht I'ntrc lNous stall Phe Presulent s enter taInIng rox Iltv we re gctlmg tll'Ctl oflt 'Ill SOLNDS IISIIH SINCE uhalmg laws haxe been passed dont be surprIsed If you hear some old sea captam plpe up and sas 'Ihem XI halen davs IS Grox er sonnxl CHEWIISTRH DEFINITIONS Argon A battlefield In France durlng the XY orld VVar Copper Apolxceman ZIHC A lutchen applIance for dlsposal of water Boron A member of the royal famlly ChIorIne Chorus glrl AmmonIum A x ery bad cold Carbon A place for housmg trolley cars 'XItrogen very strong Ilquor Antxmony Monev pald by a husband to hxs dIvorced vufe S1lIcon An Insane conw Ict Arsenlc A place for storlng ammunItIon WEATIIFR FORFCAST Rapxdly rIsIng temperatures In all st Ites of the unIon Summer s commgj Ram In some places FaIr In New X ork and San Franclsco Are you gO1Dg9 MLSCLLAR CONTROL Speech Teacher IVIV doesnt he haxe marxelous muscles In hIs forehead' Students I es thev re so well d xeloped there s no room for anvthlng else After Clean up INeek no doubt most of the Engllsh teachers are all xx ashed up Ask anv of the ushers If thev dIdn t feel de feeted after thexr last stand on the thIrd nlght ofthe Gondohers 4 ,J -- Q V' 9 if Oi! -,1 ' .If tl. l l',, ll 1 - . . . 4 lx 1 N I 1 x xx C x I' Invi I ll ' .'r':f X- II H ' ' Y' . . 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XVill rcvolu innizc sclmunl ' in-sn' Imvc an clmncc in , T11'f1lv.vl1c runs lic sclmnl I luv.-' run lic sulnml wlicn ai scninr sclmul ac ivi ics f, clicvcs slu-'ll iicvui' Iczirn Ilia wllilc In-rc is Iilic llcrc l Xvislics Joys woulnl przic ice I Iwo girls Ilznicing ngc llcr is to 4 ai ' - is lion- 11 lmmc In s ul' liun. llfur wl1mn'.'l l , 1. Some clay In-'Il sullcr wi li N c is zu: uznllqv imlillycrcn imc ny nr urc is gc ing llc luis ailrczuly lIunlu-Il Clu-mis ry near H. Ne.-vcr min 'Q n uc inzirricnl ' .X zirrinuc is an mn Going n mc al mcliclur girl XVIII ulw In-Imzlcliclni' :Inv mlm' E- E .. , W .. - . . 8. locsn' gn n lic nnior XVz1nglcs suinclmnnly in n zilc- ,ivcs in lm ws: nlics in ilcspznir lil nc n In-1' ' 'ruin ing licr 4. Jncsn' lizivc in :ic cligni- Pusscsscs an Ii lc inurc cligni -v Ilru ma ily In: nmw nlignilicnl l Ilzll Ilzil licnl . zi 5 n nc zilunc Ivan s 0 mc zilnnc Ivan s cm mc alum-'f Ivan s n lac :ilunc ui li lirvo prc lv girls 511 I Hen Laffeen 417 Unanmzour lpplaure for xersat1le Doro thv Nlcholson whose actmg and smgmg 1n plivs md mus1cals of Camden H1gh vx1ll alxvavs be thought of as tops Bouquel of Ro re1r to Charlotte Robmson excellent p1ano player who accompamed FPHDCIS Turs1 at a rec1tal at a Bapt1st church Ilzree Clzeerr for good trouper lVIaur1ce Shaxx drawmg card to ex ervtlung he s 1n Duke of PlaLa Toro 1n Gondohers done 1n tvp1cal Shaw fash1on Heller llungr for Karl Koehler xxho IS alxxaxs readv to lend a help1ng hand around the school Taraser and Adele Nlanhmmer super salesmen of the RFCORD subscr1pt1on staff Crown for the efforts of T1ll1e Green stem Dons acobv and Ada Kamens candx g1rls for four consecut1xe vears at Camden H1gh opercttas Cme a Hand to Harel HaFglS an all around g1rl full of school Splrlt doesnt xxork for self glorx Urcfzzdr to INorma Keats and Bettx le1dman the xxomen xxho xxere 1n our Cultural Olx mp1cs plax I balule to I'm1l Schulke des1gner of RPCORD coxers He deserxes lots of ap plause for them 16 The Hlgh School Record Curtain Calls I Graceful B011 to 'Natahe Coxert for her excellent captamcx of the tumhlers xx ho gaxe a xerx Llellglltflll program at the G1rls A A l'TlCet1I1g0I1 Apr1l '76 Conqrafulafzonr to Irene Dusenberrx PPIZC xx 1nner IH -Xrt IL'-1h1b1t1on Carloadr of Good 1171 vlzer to be d1x1ded hetxx een Carl YY eber and Armand Capanna for the1r portrax al of the txxo Gondohers 1 Handclarp to Wlorton XX e1ser Prank Lumm1s and RICIIHFLI Frxe effluent stu dent gox ernment xx orkers Gallopznq buceerv for Robert Wlanns leader of a Clean Lp W eek d1scuss1on Plea ran! Dreanza' for acquehne Wloore sportsg1rl xxho helps our d1et1t1an 1n the cafeterxa for the exper1ence she xx 1ll get IEAN FRANCIS 1940 A AND B PUPILS ISecond Report? I9 I Prank Bl 1tte11lJerger VICFCSI BUQCICD 'Norman Cooperson u11e D1rxma11 lrxmg Elsenlmerg N1rg1n1a I'rex Naom1 I'r1tz Ednx berlmer Ann Goodroxx Edna Grltzuli An111 Hoftm111 Al1r'1 ham Katz Edna Kellex Lh1rles Kr1ttenm1l1er Hubert Lohm 111 Y1nce11t xl lllet Robert NI11111s Norman Osborn D1x1d PIIIQIQX Edg 1r Sxxxxer Anne Segal Hfwel Torhexxltz l'1 111ces Trelnng Charles Tx chsen xIlltOl'l YY emer 193 I'r'1nl1 B1111 CFICE5 Bass I'r111l1 Qeclch R1ch ard Frxe Q 1rol111e Glord 1110 br 1ce L 1mon H1rrx Lorusso xllnme YI mdel NI'1rt111 Nl 1rgol1t Her tr1m Ruttenberg IDOFIS YY llght ll I Leone Bolce YY alter Borhoxxsln I e1tr1ce Bm Ler Xltreda Bulmoslu Robert L lllllfl I'clxx1rd Qolillllo XUIICIO D1 Nl 1rt111o Bcttx Dxxorlun XIer'111 El'11111 111 I 1ll1 111 ESSIE LSlI1l0ICZll Qt 111 lex Koxx llSlxl Allred Koz1k I met I e1ch Qh 1rles Xleldt Doroth O Brlen N iI'ClSSl1S Ox erton Dexxex R1 Olle Sh1rlex Sl1l1r Dons Stepler Xl ired X erderos1 l'lorence 71mp1no fl 011111111111 on page . , . 4 7 1 1 1 . . 1. . . 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RI' LORDINC S Th xt lxexutxful clxssxc Our Loxe t'xken from Tchxxkoxx slcx s Romeo md ulxet his been put xnto perfect d'xnce xhxthm lxx Tommx Dorsex xnd hxs orchestr'x xclc leonxrd lends hxs rom xntxc xoxce to the roundxxxg out of onc ol thc se x soxx s lxest loxe b xll xds Glen Cvrix s Sunrxse Seve n xde and Glen Wlxller s loon lxght Serenade c'xn be chosen 'xs txxo of the best sloxx d xncxnv numbers ot the mouth Assn LLTLER 1940 t0Ilf1ll1lb't10II puga P Dear Students: Are teachers human? In my estlm utlon thex 'Ire md I hxxe lound th xt there xre exactlx sex en dlstmc cl asses Qlass I Boogx Plan Trles to lmpress hxs clxss lux gxxmg enormous 'amounts of homework He so upsets the tlI'Illll gxrls that thex are afr'ud to 'xsk questions He speaks m a deep gruff xolce and IS xerx laconlc 'md terse ID speech Tlns txpe IS excep tlOU3llb fond of long sllent studx perlods Class II Strlct Assign ments must be on tlme or not at all If there s anx talking to he done the teacher IS the one to do It Nex er a partlcle of noise necessarx or not IS tolerated This tx pe enyoxs 'plClilng on eertwm hmrxssed members f the class md CllltlIlllllW lmxwls them out xll perlod Llass III IJlStI'LlStfUl Qon tlnuouslx looking for fake ex cuses She checks the roll exerx flxe mlnutes and IS ter rlflcallx hard on 'xpple po hshers Class IX 'Nlotherlx She al waxs remmds her classes of thelr homework assxgnments and doesn t demand homework from absentees She IS also lement wlth tardix excuses no matter by Jeanette Golllzeb 41 ...1 xxx xxxx ,fll ' x it Skim! .gym - ' ' 1 ' K' 1 , 1 1 ' ' 1 1 L' 5 1 'L ' 1 - -3 U . 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N: ' ' , SE how l1l1ll'HlglI'l'ltlXC thex are She cmnnot seem to keep her classes IH order md exertxone talks throws xarlous 'articles about the room chews gum or xx qnders fumlesslx about Class Y Talkutxxe 'Ialks lncessuntlx 'lhout the good old daxs when she w1s xoung 'md keeps telhng the class how easv the xouth of todax haxe xt She COI1tlFlU'lll3 gets off the subject at hand and usuallx talks all through studx perlod Class VI Flxghtx She fllts from one subgect to 'mother m 1 disconnected manner Pndeg hersell on keeplng 'xlwreast of student uctlxltles fexen d xtesj She likes to he complimented on her uppexrmce Oh ofcourse she has fxxorxtes who 'xlwavs recexxe A Class VII ust Plaln Nlce Thls lS the teacher exeryone llkes exen lazy students She makes txou work 'xncl loxe It Exerxone respects her for her stock ot' good humor under standlng and 'lbllltX to get along wxth the class ONE VVHO KNOWS P S Tlp to Vhse lNow don t go looklng through thmkxng C'iP'lCltW trx mg to place xour dear teachers Thex aren t lll the hrst SIX el lsses 'ire thexq Of eourse notl All Q xmden 1f.h texehers C 1 sex en I hope I' xxxxx CJRSIINI 1940 IPRRY LRIJINLHI' R C AY PARFE I teel It xn mx lnones shes up to It 'xg un th at Aggerw nxter has been tloppxn :gm me sud errx Lruncher xs he walked through the streets of Pans A we o along we hear hmm speak NIOR :ng to hlmself Them cannons seem on top of a bodx but thex re not 1 lmotherm me none hems thls xs m hrst tlme m Pmree en I alms to obserxe them peculmr Frenclues 'md thelr floppx w'xxs est llke Aggerw 'xx ter alw axs a floppm that s xxhat brung thelr dow nfmll Pears to me Ill walk down to 'Vladame De Farges wme shop en get mself some ale errx then entered the De Farge wme shop and saw hls old frlend Bwrsad The follow mg conxersatlon took place Vt ell nf lt xsnt me old frlend Bxrsad How s the spxln fr1end'7 xsked errx us he sl xpped Bar sad on the luck Sh' s'ud Barsad Them Frenchxes wouldn t understand Id set up me resurrectlon busmess ln Paree quick 'ls wlnk cause nt lsnt what used tu be back there ln London 'md here them Redcaps xs supplym enough bodles for a thousand resurrectlon men But twnll be of no good Agererwax ter wxll be floppm agm me no mat ter where I he En the doctors will all he kllled fore I can sell them enx bodles Enx wax I me conscxence will bother me worsen her ITIOPPIII lf I had enxthmg to to xxxth them Isrenehles en thelr wlshx w ishx xx'1xs Shl xou tool theres people here thxt cunt he trusted und u xlue xr ur h lt xou xx xteh xour words l'llbSLKl llxr su wlth A tughtened Ll xnee oxen his shoulder Thems words ol goorl ad NICC trlen Enxxvxsx I cont llke the w xx she s ex m us th at IWI'm'a ne De I'arge Its '1 glxln me the creeps xx ors n resurrectm SCUVENIRS ox Aeeexw INILI sIIopp1n so let 5 see xt I ccn xxsxt ons ot them prxsons xou IS '1Iw ns eoxn III ex Ollt ol nxsweree e x I5 he prc-p1re1I to Ie1xe 1xo111 I3111111 HOV TO LRY LIIxE ODI! SSI' LS IN TEN EXSI1 I ESSOXS I11 thc prexxous lessons we t 1 xou to Iook lb woetul possxhle 111eI thxnle ot somethxngs su Ton xx we wxll tell xou 1 I1 1t to elo 1tter the te'1rs t1II YI hen thex Imegxn to stre1m elnwn xour I1ee 11tter mourntul exxes 1111 p1tx xourse 1 1n1I murmur XI oe 15 me woe IS me The goals IFE ADAIIISIZ me 'IeII xourselt th It xou ire 201119 to elxe 1111I xou w1II he surprxseel to Ixncl how EIll'Il0l'Ollb xour tc 115 wxll he Use 1 clnntx h'111eIkerCh1et 13 xt wxll Ive Ixlleel wxth the texrs CISIIN 1111I quxeI1Ix Then xou wxll Ime 1I1Ie to wrxne xt out 1neI me 1 he utxtul hrxnx 5e1 x o1xr teet If xou teel that thxs IS not enough to m1If1e sour weepxnl Spettlllllll' roII ox er on the EFOUIILI eoxer xour exe-5 1n1I pretenel th It xou 1re Ill 1 eonx1 A true wceper w1II 1ppree11te xou 1ncI thexr respct for xou w1II 111ere1se hexonel sour xn11 Elll ltlllll Re It tI1e next 111 t1II1ne11t to Illll o11t111o1e Illllllt K,l1moro11s XXeep1115 'I' 1:1111 R111x1c '7 XI URI I5 S I XIR X FRQION OI Sll IS NI XRNI' R 1 1 1111.111 of fe fill 110 e 11 If If 1 1 the Ixttle tow11 ne11 New 11I Lxtx where sxxteen Xe 1rs IS Iounel hxs ulopee ll lter ppxe we hue Ioune the memhers ol th1teomm11111tx Just eomxna trom church Prom the rwcket ot the town 551ps were I e t 1 IS txneuxsh sueh excI1m1t1ons lIl0llt tIxe present NIr5 Cvomltrex Q 155 5 1 IS these 'II ex 51X t xt H155 Cunn sxxel th 1t th 1t h1to1 hers Ib 1 Int corns Th It 1111t the 1 IX I heereel xt 10 tolel me thu wont nceel 1 I e pI1ee xt her hushuxclll let ILP keep It lll the house Atter greetxng IWIrs L 155 1 11 1 1 1 1 1 tellow Il 1meeI A 1ron took 1 e 1I to Lx 5 eott1ee on NI 1111 Stxeet ne1r the Stone Pxts ILpp1e now 11 chorxne st1rteeI the com ers ltlOIl O eI1eIeIx Wx eIe1r old 5115 1r cI'1eIeIx How hoxxt KIIEEIII up some elxrt tor mer' I el I1I1e to h ne 1 g, IFLICII Then Uyou eoulel grow 'IIILI elrxnk the corn xt the 5 1me txme xnste'1d ot h uxng to Ixsten to xt Wxnehell ot hxs txmes huttxne, S ue Shuclxs Toots m 1I-ce o11e tor sou Atter SI1115111 elxrt 1lI eI1x xt wont he nothxn to C lft some I Il st 1rt NIOIICI IS proxxalxne, the 5OXCllll'l1LI1t 51xe5 me III cxtx 1 shox el to Ie Ill o11 Eppxe then Iett her eompuxx to prep xre lunch Rxen 11111 I'RENLII 1940 'IU 'IIIII' CRXDL XTINC SI' NIOR5 YI hen xou were Iowlx treshmen IX e het xou couleln t w 11t 'II1I 1ll the L.IOIIOLlb xe 11s 1oIIe1I I IIUXX LII Xflll I It ll L The 011155121 w IS 1 book xou re1e It 5 ne some quxte 1 thr1II But some LIUII t I111ow who O1l1 5eu5 w IS Xnel we guess thex nexer wx Rememher the notes, xou sent to xour 51rI'I You were Ixelele 1111 IIIIILQI lxl e 1 hroom Now th1ts old t1II t 1511t enough You just holler ILFOSN he room How mum hme w 1rme1I the Iice I1enCh Txl the IYISSIIID bell wouIeI FIDE A111 when X011 XXCFL lSIif.lI It h xt h no xou LIOIILII You el replx X x not thlng The Iunxor '1neI Senxor Pxoms C xme next X ere xou pec ell 1n1I trucked 011 elow Il Then called sou 11 cliss of xxt terbugs And box' how xou went to town Now 111 xour fun his come to 111 en You are anxxous to Ieue us hut oh' Honesth senxors str 115ht from our he'1rts We hwte to see xou go ADFLE AIANHEINIER 1949 forzfznued on pug1 1 1111 leanelle Uolllzeb -ll 1 X 4 fi ...rdf 1 'S' is 1 ' U' ' ' U U U U U U I ' I' 1 1 I 1 1-I '1 I, 1 1 ' I I rrU' 1 ' got' w'e ' 1 il 1I o II:- V .I I U U UU U U 111: 11 Q.. 1042. f 1 ' 1 ' U U U Y h1t il 1' 2 H h U' '1 U' hz 1 U U- U - -5 Of. 1 1 1' 1 1 1 I 1 v Z v Uv A' U ' UU .U U . 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I a at 5' . - . I . W 6. al 7. I i I a 8. - 9. . . - . . f I ' i' 2 3 I 1o. - ' ', 11. I ' - , ' - gp 12. . - - .. . 9 T V A x ' I' 4 , .1 K .. fp v , M 'Z s.v 7 4 lj Y ' 6 M, I , f 1 I' SCHOGL NOTES XSSE WIBI IFS Lnder the superxxsxon ol xlrs Uxlx x NI xx 4 the tolloxxxnc pupxls p xrtxcxp xted xxx x p xml dxscus sxon xlxout Qlexn up YI Lek Rolxert NI xnns II xl lnm Hxl xml Naomx I'r1tz NI xrtxn NI xr olxt NI xur xce Shixx Qlnrles Tx schen P xtrxcxx B xrnet H xrolcl fulxroxx Bertram Ruttenberx. Dorothx Nxcholson Sxlxx x Rxclxler Edn'x Gerber xml II xllmur Peters n Thursd xx NI xx the sccrc xrx ot e Lhxmlxcr ol Qommercc txllxed xlxout Qlexn up II eelx xn the loxxer xssemlxlx xxlr C XY rxx Iemon xxho xs greatlx xnterestecl ln the pxrt Q xmden xxxll pl xx xs host to the XI orld s I' xxr x xsxtors rel xted the necessxtx ol Ixeautxtxxng, our cxtx Nlr oscph Sxclslex postm xster ol Sxlcm txllccd to the uppcr xssemlxlx on Wlxx I4 Ilxs topxc xx xs I xterxrx Shrines ot South ersex Thursdux mornxng Wlxx 18 Wlxss Grace E Rhoxdes spolxe to the loxxer xssemlxlx oxx XR orlcl Good Wxll Dxx Nlxss Rhoxdcs xs 4 promxnent memlxer ot the I rxends Socxetx Tuesd xx lllfxx 21 the upper xssemblx xx xs xerx fortunate xn bemg able to enjox x t Ik gxxen hx Wlxss DeQl1rlx De'1n ot It omen xt the INexx ersesx College for XI omen Vlxx '71 xs 41 xlcmorx xl Dxx Progrxm xx xs bxxen xxx the loxxer assemblx Wlr Thom xs 'Norrxs of the Amerxc III Legxon xxas the guest spe xl-:er THE GONIDOI IERS The Gondolxers xxhxch xx xs g,xx en xn the Lim dcn Hxgh School Aprxl 20 I xml W lxterxllx p xclxcd the xudxtorxum xxxth xn exgjcr plxx loxxng, xudxence for the three consecutxxe n15hts Under the excellent dxrectxon ot Nlr Hxlex the cxst gxxe 1 xerx lxne pertormxnce Betxxeen the hxch notes ol the dxxntx Lxrls xml thc loxx notes ot the hxndsomc lxoxs exerxonc sccms to thxnlx the plxx xx xs x grand success Thc sccncrx Eomlolx o xr xml costumes xxere xcrx pxcturcsquc lxut I guess somc curxous people xre xxomlcrxnc xx hcre the xx xter xx xs olxt xxned Do xou lcnoxx Dxd xou see that I' xxxd xngo th xt xx xs cl xncecl bx x lxttlc Ixlond gxrl of the Junxor clxss7 NI xnx people clxxm th xt x Spxnxslx d xnccr couldnt hxxe cone lxcttcr Xml ol course cxcn xltcr g,rxduxtxon xxc sh xll coxxtxnue to rcmemlxer the tour splemlxd pertorm xnces th xt Uorothx Nxclxolson lx xs 51x en Her sxnc xnH xxxll Ire xl xmden Ilxch tr xdxtxon x memoxx tlx xt t e xe xrs c xnnot txlxc xxx xx -XXXL XI L XRD PXRTX -XND DANLF I'rxd xx ex enxnc -Xprxl '78 1 Card partx xml cl xncc xx xs zxxen under the xuspxces ot the Pathcrs xml Ilothers Assocx xtxon ot Q xmclen Hxah School Thc pr cc rl xc mxssxon to txxs xenelxt rc 1 t x d xncc xx xs txxcntx txxe cents IxhILP THE LITY LLEANI A proclxmxtxon lxx Nlxxor Brunner Ixegxn extensxxe project duxxng 'VI xx I t Qlexn up xx up xm Pxxnt xp the cxtx 'Ihxs cxmpxxsn lxec xmc x dxrcct xnllucnce on prxx xte homcs pulxlxc grounds xml xll schools 'Ihxs plxn xttemptcd to mxlxe Q xmdcn x clc xxxer he xlthxer safer 'xml morc dttI'lCtlX8 cxtx xxx xxhxch to lxxe xt also xxmed to m'xlxe the cxtx ple xsxng for tourxsts enroute to the 'Nexx York World s I xxr Exch school pupxl xx xs xslxed to sxgn x note de clxrxne hxs xxxllxngness to cooperxte xn encoux xgxng lull repoxt ol xttempts xml xchlex ements xxas to Ire Cfxretullx recorded xnd reported bx e'xch xnclxxxdu xl at the end ol the xxeelx In thc Second xrx Schools 3 x00 pupxls xxere stxmu lxted to xxrxte or xllustrfxte to the lxest ot thexr xlnlxtx those themes rel xtxng, to the communxtx projects I' xcrx I' nblxsh cl xss xnterruptcd xts regul xr xxork to dex ote xts txme to x 'xrxous xctxx xtxes such xs composxtxons cwrtoons artxcles and poems concern xng Llexn up It celx Wxthout the slxghtest doubt thxs pl xxx xx xs cer txxnlx thc m xxn ex ent of the txrst xxeek of WI xx xml succcsstullx stxmulxtcd xttentxon to he clr'xx4xn to cle xnlxncss xml to the xxelfxre ot the entxre cxtx xt l'xr5,e ue xre proud to s xx that Nancx Ambruster xxoxx the postex prxze xml Ilxrtxn Har olxt the xxx xxd lor the lxest css xx WILSIL PESTIX -XI Thc xlusxc Icstxx xl xxhxch xx xs held 1I'I L xnxdcn H15h School NI xx x xml '76 Consxstccl of xpproxx mxtelx txxc lxxmls lxxe choruses and an orchestrx composed ot pupxls trom xll Camden public schools The 'purposc ot thxs lestxx xl xx xs not to m xlxc monex 1 xdmxssxon xx xs lrccr lxut to m xlxe more ot the pulx lxc musxc conscxous Ill Rolxert Hxlex xx xs ch xxx m xn ot tlxc comnxxttee The Hxgh School Record 21 4 4 4 4 . 4 v 1 fx- - 1 V N 1 ' . . . 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Kobus, president of the Board ot' Education, a baseball picture was shown in the Camden High School auditorium. YVednesday, April 26. This picture related the his- tory of baseball from its beginning to its present status. OPEN HOUSE An Open House and Guidance Conference was conducted at Camden Senior High School Tuesday night, April 25, from 7:50 to 10 P. AI. forthe purpose of acquainting parents of the student body with in- formation concerning colleges, vocations, and pro- fessions open to the average high school graduate. Horace Billings, ofthe R. C. A. Manufacturing Company, gave a brief lecture on How to Secure and Hold a lob. Francis Lybarger, ofthe Buck- nell University, talked about 'tkvhat the University Has to Offer, and F. I. Sheeder spoke on YVhat the Liberal Arts College Offers. Following the general session, guests visited the conference rooms where twenty-three speakers, rep- resenting as many colleges, professions, and voca- tions, answered questions and discussed individual problems. Yvork of the students was on exhibit, and the parents met the teachers in the various departmental rooms. WALT WHI'1MAN'S HOUSE On XVednesday, May 3, the students in the Eng- lish classes of Mrs. Lelia XViggins and lVIiss Margaret Reynolds were permitted to be excused to visit YValt YVhitman's House. The caretaker gave a short talk to two audiences of approximately sixty students about Xvalt Yvhit- man's life, his house, his interests, and his peculiari- ties. Bliss AIargaret Reynolds, Mrs. Lelia YViggins, Bliss Evalina lwattson, and AIiss Emelyn Trine ac- companied the visitors. SECOND OVERTURE Second Overture. by Aiaxwell Anderson, the Cultural Olympics' play, under the able direction of iVIiss Ethel G. Lord, was presented in the upper as- sembly AIay 2. Sol Xveinberg portrayed very skill- fully Bishop Andre, the part originally planned for Vincent iwallet. Alallet, however, resumed his character on Thursday evening when this play com- peted successfully with those of XVoodbury High School and the Hobby League of Philadelphia. The cast consisted ot' the following. BIartin Alar- golit, 5Iorris Greenberg, Betty Zeidman, Norma Keats, Fred Goldstein, David Pinsky, Vincent Nlal- let, Sol Yveinberg, Norman Sherman, Milton XVeiner, Arthur Fichter, Frank NVolfson. and Harold Leiter. The production was given at the University of Pennsylvania on AIay 15 in competition with tive other high schools, and was chosen by the judges for an Award of AIerit, which was presented lVIa.v 20 in Irvine Auditorium. RECORD WINS HONORABLE MENTION AIay 15, Rodman Hart, subscription manager, Bertram Ruttenberg, editor-in-chiefg and Ianet Leach, advertising manager, accompanied by their advisers, set out for the annual press conference at Lehigh University in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. The afternoon was well occupied with round table discussions at one of which our editor spoke con- cerning staff organization and procedure. At the closing meeting as everyone awaited the an- nouncement ot their school's award, the words Class A, honorable mention, goes to Camden High School rang out across the auditorium. SENIORS. ATTENTION? All students who will enter employment for the first time this summer are urged by Ah. Ioseph NI. Davis, manager ot' Camden Field Ollice, Social Se- curity Board, to obtain a Social Security Account Number Card. THE SECOND OVERTURE CLUB NOTES 'IHF LRAV1 LI LB The ste ulx hum ot 1etrx1tx e 111 he hllftl exerx Tuesdrx mor11111 lll Room ltll 15 the memhers ot the Qrrft Qlrrlr under the excelle11t superxrsron ot Nlrss Ruth NX eseott expertlx tllI'I10I'tlllllI'X IH 1ter1 rls Q IS Qfjllllll 'S XLT n 1 ijt L lt 1 pl IS 1111 ood rrrto rttrretrxe 1111 e exer prns l1r1ee ets rrnzs lroxes llltl lmuttons Nlrrx XX rrd rs presrder1t ot thrs elulr rnel Glorr1 Creero secretnrx THI' SQUAD IFXDI' RS LI LB Thrs semester Dor IS btepler' 11rd lrequelrne Nloore rre presrdent 111 seeretrrx ot the upper se1oo 1111 ltl lexders Llulm xx 111 1 rs sponsored rx Xlrss Wlrrjorre X 111 Horn Pxerx Thursdrx thrs clul composed ot the grrls xxho are squad le 1ders rn the gxm classes drseusses rnel le rrns not onlx the trne pornts ot the current sports hut rlso xx rxs ol rm proxrng the Qxm cl1ss 1nd superxrsron ot therr squ rds HXNDILRIXI T LI LB The Hmdrerrtt Qlulm xxhose e xpwhle sponsor rs Dlrss lreland lb suceessfullx tmrrsformrng x '1r11 1r1to xxe'1rr11g '1pp rrel 'lhe grrls of the club also crochet ind embrorder The otqfrcers ot the club 1re Bxr h rr 1 N rsh presrdent Y ol 1nd 1 Srnrsc xllxr secret 1rx We 111 hope the memlrers ol the elula xxrll 1elr1exe n1 rrxels 111 skrlllul lr llltllll rft xxorl RF XDING QLLB Under tl1e c'1p rlrle gurd rnce of Xlrss Rex nolds the Re rdrnl. Qlulm meets ex erx Tuesd rx morrrrrr 7l'l H11 IlI'CSlllLIlt cll,I ITLTIHL Ijllblll 'SCL Yet IFX LOII lltl Sllllth tIL ISUILI TSl L KU5 C l 1 C. Lllll llSLll NLNll I1lNTltll1t IL U Ill Ill ttll l K tent s to nr 1l 1. the students entlrusr rstre llltlllt re rd 'IHF DR XXX XTIQ Rr XUINC LILB 1T1resd IN morrrrrr s lilllp ot Le1lor1s T resp ll s ltlt.lSlll I11on1 Lllt er t e s r 11ls11 1 Slllll U l K. tl n L ll osteru ll 1exe 11 ret ret rrfse Ll le ure e e xx tr ettx 1 I5 her rssrs All xxhrle Dorrs XII ood pens the mrnutes 1nd Ruth Sehuster tends to the peeunr 1 1l Im l,0I'0f!lll 1111111111011 -I7 STXNIP CI UB ln the Strmp Llub x hrch rs under the super xrsron ol Dr Bdxxrn Smrth the XTFIOUS members grxe reports on st amp rtems The presrelent of the club rs Xhlbur Hut und the seeretfrrv rs lrxrn Artrs TL xeh mernlmer ot the clulm his hrs own st rmp colleetrorr lllll elurrng clulm perrod the lxoxs some trmes sxx rp strmps At drllerent trmes thex 1re Srxen trlles lax mem hers ot the treulttx other than therr xdxrser x ho rs xxrth them ex erx xxeek LIBRARX LOUINCII The Lrbrrrx Councrl held 1 Wrx Hop or Wlrx 8 'lherr spe1l1er xx 15 xlrs 'Xlree Brooks Bloonex lnstructor 111 Sehool l rl1r11x Admrnrstr 1t1or1 rt Drexel lnstrtute xlrs Xloonex spolxe on the toprt Boolx Pl rtes -X tre 1sure hunt xxfrs held durrngj Book Xl eelx The 1xx'1rd for the tre rsure hunt xx as 51x er1 to Ruth Rothchrld The 11r1Le xx rs Gone xxrth the Wrnd Nl 111o11e Burdette o11 the prrze lmr the e 1me I TXQCT It tllL IN filjlj Thf. I7I'lfQ YY IS llsfj l loff LII L I LLII tllL ITLXW N L Lltkf I7If.Slll. ls ltju PLRPIF XXD COID PDITORIXI STXH T1rs rssue ot the 1111110 1111! Goff promrses to e eel 1 o rers rrnlx B1tte11 er e1 hclds e rmport 1111 posrtron ol edrtor Ill e rrel rere rs no 1 ll t ut tl 1tt e rtrc rs 111111 111 1 s roree 11 re re x1 smne 1111 1 'S lilly T S XL 1 Y I K tr 1n1 rl letter The lrrne 19 Lldss hrs deercled to m rlxe thr memor11l rssue to Doctor Serp The High School Record 23 'K s . . su 'h if ' - -, pil ' IL -g ll, lu l er. 1:tics, 1 lxx' ' 1 1 1 l+lf-- cl' ' gg, . -1 . ? R 2 ll K. ..., i ' . K. .1 I S 1 . 1 1 1 . 'l ' 'l J 3 'r ln' . I 1 1 A '- 'z . 2' 3 1L' ' 1, 1 . . , . , 1 . x' . J - K K K K K. , ,. K. K K KK . K. g K K, , K 1, , 1 V J J '1 Q 1 K 1 1' :K ' KK. ,Ki K 4 .K .K . - 4 U- K i - v ' 1 G' ' 1 . 18' 1 1 1K' f':l ' 'gin if ,.,, Room UIQ. The folloxx'ir1g111'e the otllcers: Louis Ci- ' - ' ' K . K ' . . . , . , K I . 1 , , , W , , , 1 ,i I I V K. 1 3 1.1 1 . 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As we look back. the four years which then seemed so long and tedious now seem to be only a yester- day's memory. During these past four years we have all gained many friends some of whom we shall possibly never see again and yet still others will remain with us indefinitely. Even if the grades seemed hard we wouldn't take back those years at the cost of losing our friendships. Anna llotliman and David Pinsky represent the class as valedictorians. Anna expects to use the 1Vor1d's Fair as her subiectp Pinsky's possible topic is The Four Liberties. Edna Kelly, Heimtraut Dietrich. Alilton Yveiner. Alorton Weiser, Ruth Schow, Charles Kratten- maker, Edna Gerber, Naomi Fritz, Hubertus Loh- nan, Hazel Torkewitz, Robert Alarms, Vincent Blal- let, and Anna Segal make up the list of lifteen honor students. Although the spare time of a graduating senior is extremely limited, Phyllis Nlasten, as manager of baseball: Catherine Carson, Naomi Fritz, Caroline Foca, lklary Parisi, and Virginia Frey tind time to play an exceedingly good game of baseball. No one will forget the unique portrayal by Vincent Mallet ofthe mad bishop, a character in Bliss Lord's annual play, the Second Overture, by lvlaxwell Anderson. Merit should be given to the talented violinist, Francis Tursi. The beautiful melodies produced by his hands have won many awards for both himself and his alma mater. Our nimble-footed Alercury, Harry Luessen, has proved himself worthy ot' such a title by returning with top honors from the Penn Relays. For this accomplishment he received a medal this twelfth medall. Nice work, Harry! Our ending is a sad one because of the loss of Dr. YVilliam Seip, who died not so long ago after many weeks of sutliering. XVe are particularly sad because of the fact that the members of our class were the last to have Ur. Seip for a full term of chemistry. Yve shall never forget his constant chant t'Dig in, well-known by his track team, as well as the mem- bers of his classes. JANUARY, 1940 Our class is well represented in every spring activ- ity about the school. Samuel Platt deserves special praise for his tine work on Camden's track team. Sam was a great 24 The High School Record asset in bringing home the bacon at thc Penn Relays. Betty Zeidman, Norman Sherman, and Alartin Alargolit portrayed roles in Aliss Lord's annual spring play. Numerous praiseworthy remarks were passed concerning our three young players. YVho is it that can be observed snapping unique candid pictures? None other than versatile lerome Goldman. And are his snapshots interestingl Our representative in the art department is 1rene Dusenberry. lrene was awarded a certificate for special merit in art work. A very interesting picture was taken of Dorothy Squillace and lklartin Aliller on the dance floor. A twisting, turning, tumbling exhibition was given by the Girls' Athletic Association. Alildred lohnson conquered all opposition by doing a tlying tumble over nine girls. Several of our fellow classmates are contributors to our Latin newspaper. Our own Alildred Hart- mann is chief editor of this publication. Caroline Giordano is still tops in the intellectual side of our class. JUNE, 1940 Although this beautiful spring weather makes many of us a wee bit lazy, it does not seem to inter- fere with the fine work of Leonard Fuhrman, Xvil- liam Floor, and loseph Aloor, our members of the tennis team. Xve certainly hope they have a suc- cessful season. Yvhen you attend any entertainment at our school you always are certain to see Fred Burton, Edward Colalillo, George Gelernt, Altired Kozack, joseph Alartin, Iames Pont, Arthur Fichter, Adrian B-V liit'eL'7 Eugen' ,JU Eckhardt, Robert Caputi, Richard French, Dominic Palese, Everett Oliver, and Hyman Rosen busily us- hering pretty girls to their seats. They enjoy their work immensely. 11' you have never seen our ushers in action, you should go to the Spring Alusic Festival, lioryou will also see Alorton Rappa- port, Ioseph and XK'i1liam Floor, Xvilliam Hyland, Oswaldo Di Pietro, Rich- ard French, lack Abbott, lack Hildebrandt, Fred 'nu'- Burton, Carolyn Pfeller, and Ann Cutler in the band. ln addition to hearing our band, you will also be entertained by our orchestra and various musical organizations of Camden. lANU.-XRY, 1941 Let your imagination run wild, while you accom- pany us on a sight-seeing tour. Xvho are those im- portant people over there? They are the new class otlicers ot' the lanuary 19-11 Class. Good luck to you in the future. President Carmen Riviello, Vice- President Flerilyn Asay, Secretary Doris Howey, and Treasurer Louis O'13rien. Here come our ushers. Philips Brooks, lr., Oliver Palumbo, and lames Stewart. They will be glad to escort you. XVhat is all this chatter about Bernice Relkin? A drawing ot Bernice Relkin's has been awarded a place in a national exhibition. Now over to the tennis court. Clara Cecich and Ellen Kelly are eagerly playing tennis, and the score is deuce. Bend down, sisters Ellen Kelly, Florence Sbar. and Sylvia Yieser, while you skillfully roll the ball down the bowling alley. Xvould you like to have accompanied Philips Brooks, lr., lanet Reyno. Bernice Relkin, lack Bass, Evelyn Ewen, Doris Lewis, lean Arinsberg, lames Stewart, Pavvo Kykhnen, Boone Clyborne, Ellen Kelly, Lillian Gates, Ruth Rothschild, Fred- erick Fiedler, Yvilliam ftlandell, Florence Sbar, Rob- ert YVilinski, and Faust Coccia on their visit to NValt XVhitman's home? Back to school where we hear the strains of music. Yvhat is it all about? ltts practice for the spring music festival to be held on Flay 2.3 and 26 in the high school auditorium. The participants are: Alyrtle Robinson, Walliam Brown, Edna King. Robert Bat- ten, lanet Reyno. fllerilyn Asay, Faust Coccia, and Ambrose Faust. Now for a little journey to Room 216 where the Pin and Ring Committee holds its meetings. The chairmanis lames Stewart. He is assisted by Lillian Sbariscia. Philips Brooks. and leannette Gottlieb. Over in another huddle an are Louis Botte, Elwood Powell, Doris Lewis, Alice Flitchell. Natalie Covert. Eleanor Flelson. Harry Switzer, Edward Nlanning, Kenneth Flichelbach. dlartie Zelnick. Violet Crouth- amal. and Flary lane Parke. the members of the lunior Prom Committee. 10-tl It seems that Camden High School is never satis- tied with running along ordinary channels, but it al- ways has to have some special goal at which to aim. At the time ot' the last edition of the Rlicoau, it was our yearly play, The Gondoliersf' now its inter- est has turned to Clean-up Xveek, and the forth- coming examinations. If we do as well in the latter as we did in the liormer, we will be more than satis- tied with ourselves, tor the entire 10A Class entered into the spirit ot' Clean-up lveek with a do or die determination. and 1 can assure you that they did not die. It is with such determination that our fellow class- mates enter into all ot' the various sports. Take the track team for example. tvilliam Luessen, lack Klinger, Louis Slascio, Paul Stauning and Thaddeus Suckiel are out for track practice every day, and when the time comes tor them to compete against other schools, they never have to dip their colors to any opponents. Gerald Tull, Plartin Sussman. Yvilbur Peters, and Harold Turner are members ot' our class who are ou for tennis. itlartin Sussman, by the way, has held the number one position on the team for two years. and with another year or two of practice, will be a formidable opponent indeed. IANUARY, 1942 Now that spring is in the air everyoneis thoughts turn to everything but schoolwork. .Irv you aivarz' H1al4h1argaret Fields, Dlildred Banks, Virginia Carsley, Rose Cianci. Lillian Cars- well, and Dolorado Forcelli have ioined the Story Club because they really like to tell stories? . , . Armond Capanna has become the Robert Taylor of Camden High School since his famous part in The Gondoliersu? . . . ixlarian Xvalters. Betty Halpin, loan Richardson, and Doris Gutherman are planning to visit the tV0rld's Fair, and they would rather remain there than return to school? . . . Betty Keaser, Anna Ellis, Flarie Amato, Dorothy Stomel, and Crete Gordon have gone baseball crazyml 1 wonder what the interest really isl . . . George Richterman and Herman Kaplan have de- cided to enter the Olympics since they are out for track? Gee! 1 hope they make it , . . The beautiful strains which will come from two ot the most im- portant instruments at the Spring Festival belong to Norman lfizenburg and YVilliam Victor? . . . Charles Larsen contributed to the success ot' The The High School Record 25 cJOI'lLl0ll8I'Q,l Lucy Glorduno greatly ended the lH'0ClllCtl0l'l ol The Gondollers bs 'lctlng IS prop ertx IT1lll'lgCI'l, Herm ln KFCI7ltZ and Albert Kroger help ln the llbrarwrl Herbert T'lrter IS lS5lSt mt m lnager for tennlsq The b lnd h ls two llew members Samuel Plnlxston 'md Llwrence Glb son'7 IUNE 1942 St lrtlng the Sprlng sport se lq0I'I right we llre ldl h IXC two ot our classmates on the Y arsltx Baseball Telm Oswald Scappa and YY 'Alter Bublen whlle the host of glrls who hue gone out for the softball te lm ll'lClllCl6 Alarx Rozaloxlch IIA elyn Brown Audrey Hflleskl Rose eltner Madellne W elsh Mlldred Peters Betts Elser Adele lllanhelmer Gerlldlne Dubln Mwrle LUTJIII LOUFTW Rutherford Marglret Carter Peggy Moffett Robert l Kreps und Qlaru Plerzsnakl Those who hope to find thelr owll on the track te lm 'lre SDIYO Dlanolatos Hurry Xl 1rd Fdw ard lulnlan Fdward Gregoreslcl Prlncls xleldt and Thomas PF'lSlIlSl4l Leonard Xl oltkowlak Rlchflrd Urb lll and George llale you heard fha! Ex elx n Heaton collects Qhln l dogs'7 Ted Cornfield h ls just become an uncle Hlram Edgar Budd has just returned to school after a several month stay ln Florldm Lorenzo Berrv by what we haxe seen now IS he'lded for l TllCSl7l'1H career Orlando Q lmpoll IS the Champlon t lble tennls play er It the Y N1 Q A Robertl Kreps has been selected outstlndlng glrl IH her homeroom'7 Il'lStltlltlOI'lS of hlgher lerlrnlng m IX boast of thelr goldllsh sw lllowers but C lmden Hlgh h IS l former gl lss e lter ln the form of ohn St lnley lll lnos Bw the tlme one of our cl lsses graduates from Camden Hlgh thex should be well lersed ln Emlly Post ltter recelvlng etlquette lessons on the slde from one of our algebra te lchers XVe sh lll be well represented lll the Sprlng MUSIC ll Festlwal !Vltl'l Barbara Egan Thom lb Blntllogllo Rnmond Bradford Ruth Ruttenberg Helen b IZ Rlt l 7dVtltkOVNSlKl and George lgela whlle our honor IS sust Allied ln the band by Frnest HHIIICS lnd Rn mond Bradford Those who took part ln The Gondollers md wlll agaln Slng ln the Sprlng muslc f9SflY ll are Marporle Cohen lllarlan McL ls Helen anbaz Ellnor Gregory and Iune Schoellcopf Ruth Qasset Selma Ylelner 'Vhry lane Pehte lrene Lelev Marne Lubln Sydell Rosenberg and Selma Smerln are those Artemlses who wlll glXC thelr lll for archery 26 The Hlgh School Record IANUARY 194: Tlme w as the only thlng the Rookles needed to prone thelr energetlc posslbllltles To lllustrwte thls polnt we llnd Rlta Denbo tXVlI'l slster of the 9132 s presldent Gmce Denbo Frank Chaslong Dudley Lowden 'md Sxlxll Kahloslxws lenturlng to pl'u the Xl0llIl cl ll'lI'lCt trombone and xlolln respec tlxelx lll the Cltk orchestra Dudley Lowden took one step lurther lll the lllTllt6Cl field of 'lCtlXltlCS for RO0lilEQ 'md pl IX ed hls trombone rlght lnto the school b lnd A qulclf change from muslc to sports and w hat do we tlnd7 We lllld Antolllette Bocchlochlo Alfredi DOI1CSlKl Lonst lnce ClllltOH Frances Gray son 'Wargaret M IX er lnd Zelda Sussman enthusiasts of baseball Oh xes dld I mentlon that Alfreda Don zeskl was elected c lptflln of the 9132 basebull te1m7 Ahnw ol you lttended Open House Nlght on Aprll 2 l Perhaps s ou l lslted MISS Trlne s room and l'lOtlC6Ll Engllsh composltlons dlsplaw ed 'lt the back of the room These masterpleces were w rltten by Edward Gross Leon lrd Bendzln Clara Aronow Ormond Naden LOUISC Phllllps and Yours Truly Dorls Greenberg Nllss Shlbe s room exhlblted the In the tlrst ISSUE ol the REQ ORD I mentloned that the 9B s were worklng on small claw decor ltlxe patterns and flgures They are completed now and are the property ofthe students Most ofthe llgures 'lre qulte good Thelr next asslgnment IS to cre lte 1 decoratlxe p lttern done lll spatter work Plashl Back' Elersone who has seen lt wlll al wax s remember Q lmden Hlgh School s Presellt ltlon of The Gondollers 'Ihere are two boss howex er who hue good re KSOII to remember lt They are Howard Holt and Xxllll lm Kllnger who showed thelr faces and exerted thelr local chords ln the chorus ofthe plan These talented tenors must feel proud to hue been IH one of Mr Haley s plus whlle just Rookles Ormond Nflden C lmden s future Paderewskl IS 'another newcomer to be congratulated No sooner does he enter Lmmden Hlgh thmn he honors the 'lssemblles wlth hls excellent plano playlng hood work Ormond STX Les Teacher to student Is there a hyphen ln to day ' Student Yes Teacher Correct There IS a hyphen ln to day but not every day Student punled Do you mean to say that the Fngllsh language IS that changeable? 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TENNIS TEAM THIS AND THAT HIS years tenms team has pro gressed xery well under the tutelage of Coach Duth1e The Purple and Gold racqueteers had plenty on the ball and haxe won nearly all the1r matches They are worthy of recogmtxon The coach1ng department under the new ar rangement haxe turned out properlv tra1ned squads of boys but more boys should try for a pos1t1on on a team Although It IS a pleasmg sensat1on to haxe a w1nn1ng comb1nat1on m baseball basketball soccer track or tennls the fundamental pr1nc1ples behmd athlet1cs IH school are the dew elopment ofcharacter and body and learnmg fa1r play You fellows who only thought about playmg for Camden and haxen t tr1ed for a place on a team should get 1n cond1t1on durmg the summer and perhaps come out for football or soccer 1n the fall If you es er play on a Camden Hxgh team you ll nex er regret It HARRY LoRLsso 1940 BASEBALL CAMDEN TROLNCED BY NORTHEAST NINE Officxally the baseball season of Camden Hxgh was opened when our boys engaged Northeasts fine baseball team at the1r home grounds. BOYS SPORTS ohnnx Arnott xx ent the dxstance on the mound for Northeast g1NlI1g up only three h1ts vshlle oe Vlartln dxd the p1tch1ng for the Purple and Golds gn mg up 16 h1ts Those domg the brunt of the artxllerv work are Boulton and 'Vlartm CAWXDEN XX HIPS BRIDGETON FoE In the first game of the Camden Sub urban League on Apr1l 20 the Purple and Golds turned back a Hghtmg Br1dge ton n1ne to the merrv tune of 10 to 4 1n fax or of our boys Aprll 11 Aprll 14 Aprll 1 J Aprll 22 Aprll 20 Mav May May M lv 'Vlaw 'Vlaw Vlay Vlas Northeast Collmgswood New Brunswlck Asbury Park B1-ldgeton lV11llw11le Trenton lV1Ol'l'lSt0NXI'l H xddonheld X1 oodrovw YY 1lson Collmgsu ood Audubon Camden Cathollc Vlay 26-VS oodbury Maw 29 Xmeland une 2 W oodrow N1 xlson XVE THEY Luz1 went the dlstance on the mound for the Purple and Golds gnmg up but sexen h1ts wh1le Burt took over the pltchxng dut1es for the losers CAMDEN SETS BACK M1LLv1L1.E Showmg fine form Luzl was brought once more 1nto the w1nn1ng column on 'Vlay 2 Menz d1d not fare so well as the uctor Luzl gaxe up but four h1ts whlle Menz gave up three There was an un usually fine crowd present at thxs game As usual Camden came out ahead wxth a 7 to 1 xictory. The High School Record 27 I 4 jk A ' C I by ' n 4 - K . V . I A . U. . . i ' 1 ' . ' - l , f if A . 15 A T ' r it BASEBALL SCHEDULE, 1959 ' - ................... 2 20 ' - ' ' ......... ,...... 9 7 ' ' - ' 5- ' V V' .,........,r., 5 11 1 ' - ,V ................ 5 11 D . H ' '- ' ........,.....,... . 10 4 M 2- ' V' ..,,1.......,........ 7 1 , - . V 4- ...,..,.....,....,... 3 5 ' ' ' Nlay 5-Haddon Heights ....,........ 15 18 - ' 6f1 ' ' ..,..,............ 5 8 V ' 159- 2 ' ................. 10 6 . U 1 12- ' V 'A ......1,.1... 0 4 , , ' 1 VV 16g ' V .........1.,..,. 2 5 D I I ' l 1 ' 19- ...........,........ 6 2 1 V' 25- . ' ' ..........,.. 2 1 V I l l l l 1 1 ' ' ' ............... . . .. 1 4 . . , ' , . LV - .........,,........ . 5 4 ' ' ' ' ' J - ' ......1.,. oo oo 1 . CAMDEN BE XTEN TRENTON V1cToR1oUs Trenton beat out Camden High by 5-3 on the Bengal's field in a Group 4 Con- ference flare up May 4 Boulton doubled and scored on Fullard s hlt scormg a run for Camden m the hrst '1 renton gathered a tally m the th1rd and tnfth sesslons Del ROSSI walked and Boul ton Martln and Fullard murderers row boomed out slngles to gne Camden two runs 1n the smth But Trenton also grabbed two tallles 1n the suth and pushed one ox er 1n the exghth CAMDEN DEFEATED On May 6 at the Farnham Park Ath letxc Fleld Camden Hxgh was defeated bv MOFF1St0WVH H1gh 8 to 0 Camden collected as many hlts as her opponents but the Purple and Gold errors were costly Alorrxstown clustered three runs ln the first and fourth and added two 1n the slxth mmng Camden scored one run 1n the second fourth and fifth sess1ons and two m the e1ghth oe Martln sparkled for Camden w1th a boommg tr1ple The Camden Hlgh baseballers lost then' t1rst game 1n three starts 1n the Camden Suburban 1 eague to Haddon Hexghts Hlgh to the tune of 18 13 Haddon He1ghts scored runs IH exerv 1nn1ng except the e1ghth and crowded su counters ox er the plate m a sp1r1ted sew enth 1nn1ng Camden garnered several runs 1n the second when she was 1n a r1p snortmg mood Sam Boulton blasted two doubles and oe Nlartm also cracked out a two bagger to sparkle for Camden HADDONFIELD DEFEATFD On Mav 9 Camden Hlgh defeated the Haddonfxeld mne m the last 1nn1ngs of a Suburban League game by the score of 10 6 at Farnham Fleld Haddonfleld racked up three runs m the second 1nn1ng two ID the f1fth and one 1n the sxxth 28 The Hlgh School Record Angelo Del Rossi and Herb Sacks sparkled in Camden's hitting attack. COLL9 SommsFn BH CXWDEN BXTTPR3 Dxsplaymg an entlrely dlfferent brand of ball Camden Hlgh completely surprxscd the Colls by slashlng out 15 hxts to a meager 7 by our arch rn als lnmgston took the mound for the Colls whlle Albert Luzl went the dxs tance for the Purple and Golds Martxn and Boulton each connected for round trlps though Martxn s homer came when there were two men on base TRACK ALDUBON BEATEN Camden Hlgh s speedsters and held men conquered Audubon Hlgh by 70 to 52 Aprll 2-1 at Farnham Park Athletlc Fleld The Purple and Golders won 11 of the 14 ex ents However Audubon showed up strong m the second and thxrd pos1t1ons W111xam Stewart stole both sprmts for Camden Hrgh He also won the broad Jump Charles Hopke h1s teammate came flrst ln the 110 yard h1gh hurdles and the April 12 Mus 'VIH 6 W xx 10 'Vltl TRACK SCHEDUIE 19u0 N ortheast Brldgeton George School Trl xngul lr Meet X1 oodburw Audubon C xmden Suburban Meet wr 1nrY 28 62 Postponed Second F1 rst Third Second 'lhlrd h1gh jump Harry Luessen the Purple and Gold champron mxler ran away wxth the mxle run Camden also took the mxle relay Harry Luessen Herb Schoelkopf Sam Platt and Ioseph Olemck compr1sed the wmnmg quartette These boys took - ' n L Y D 4 V IA , s I 4 ' ' ' -. . E V , fa 11 - - ' I , . I P I - Y . Y 1 n 9 Q n J Y A , If Y, ' ' ' V - V , ' .' , fa u . . , A V V 1 - , Af . A. , , . H U L 7 A Y V o I , . u u a n ff lf' . ' Y 7 1 r ' ' ' P I 1 J .. . , . ' . M., l ll L ' ...--1.--......V-V. , l. Apr1l24-Audubon.... ......... 10 52 V V V , , , .y A- .,., ' . . . lay - ..,. 7 .- lily 1 1 z -: . V . 1 . z .... ' ': . gay .,-- 1 V Y ' N I Q 1 n ' ' I lf ' I U - ' - Y ' . V 1 , r ' I third place in a close race at the Penn Relays on April 28. GEORGE SCHOOL MEET Trenton High captured the eighth an- nual George School invitation track and field meet on Flay 6 for the third straight year. Camden High was a close second. Yvilliam Steward, Charles Hopke, and lack Gould took first place in the 100-yard dash, high jump, and the javelin throw. Others who figured in the playoff for Cam- den were Ben Yvalters, Tony Vaitis, Harry Luessen, Sam Platt, and Bill Leone. The totals for the 'fbig four were: Trenton, 29, Camden, 28, George School, 26, and Atlantic City, 21. CA MDEN SECOND YVoodbury High swept into first place with 52 points in a triangular meet at her field on May 10. Camden High was second with 47 counters, and Audubon scored 25. Both Woodbury and Camden won six events and tied in two others. Purple and Gold's Tony Vaitis won the discus and shot put. Sam Platt hit the tape first in the half-mile. Harry Luessen captured the mile run, Jack Gould snared the javelin throw, and Charles Hopke tied with Keck of Audubon, in 120 high hurdles, to shine for the Castle on the Hill. The mile relay, also was won by Camden. The quartet consisted of Luessen, Schoelkopf, Platt, and Glenick. .. -uma . l 'I TRACK TEAM THE SUBURBAN MEET Collingswood High successfully defended its championship at the Robert Shields Blemorial in the annual Suburban track and field meet on Play 15. Camden High tied for third place with Yvoodrow Yvilson. Sam Platt, Camden's only first, registered a 2:5.6 half-mile that was slightly more than two seconds over the record set by Harold Raysor of Haddon Heights, in 1928. Harry Luessen, Ioseph Olenick, Iack Gould, and Bill Leone scored in the pay dirt. TENNIS SCHEDULE, 1939 w E THEY April 22-Asbury Park ..... 5 2 Nlay 1-Vtloodrow Xvilson. . 5 0 May 2-Moorestoxvn. . . . . . 4 1 May 4-Trenton ......... . , . 2 5 May 5-Collingswood .... . , . 4 1 ASBURY P.-XRK DEFEAT ED On April 22, at Farnham Park Field, the Purple and Gold racqueteers de- feated a tough, hard-swinging team hailing from Asbury Park High. At the end of the match, the score read 3 to 2 in Camden's favor. WILSON BLANKED OUT On May 1, the Camden High netmen swamped the Presidents who hail from across the creek. Camden High won every match in straight sets. The singles were won by Martin Sussman, Harry Taylor, Richard Lang, and Edward Manning. The Bloor brothers, Ioseph and Vtlilliam, walked off with the doubles match. VICTORY AG.x1Nl Camden High's netmen continued their winning streak on Play 2, at the expense of Dloorestown High on the Farnham Park Athletic Field. The Purple and Golders are blasting their opponents fo the back' ground. They are now being coached by ffontinuefl on page JZ, The High School Record 29 GIRLS' SPORTS WHATNOTS FRGM THE GIRLS' A. A. LAMOUR describes the feats of excellent exhibition given by the Tumbling Club at the Girls' A. A. meeting. Keep up the good work, girls. . . . A little birdie whispered to me that there will be a good bit of ducking and playful enjoyment at the forthcoming qplash Party ofthe Swimming Club Here s hoping your affair will be successful Ah' YVhat do I hear from the Bowling Clubq These girls haxe surely taken the right angle in outwitting the stronger sex Recently thev haue combined their games with the boys to test their skill at this sport Keep the balls rolling girls and you surely will outwit them in more wavs than one As for those fair Helen Moodys playing the grand game of tennis they seem to haxe already started on the right track Who knows? lhey might be our future champs Those graceful maidens who manage to strike the bull s eye practically ex ery time they let their arrows fly are none other than our archers To do this much skill is required which these damsels usually haxe an abundance of Strike three you re out IS one of the usual phrases heard around the girls base ball diamond W1th the numerous amount of girls playing this delightful energizing sport We are sure to haxe quite a few stars before the season closes Go to it gir s LILLIXN KLLIN 19-L0 COLNTRX CLLB CHoR1NEs The xeranda of the Cloxer Countrv Club was full to oxerflowmg Girls crow ded the steps to make a charming picture of youth and utalitv Leaning against the railing Anna Sing looking fresh and cool in white tailored shorts and lemon halter sipped frosted lemonade 'Xt her feet sat Iynn Giordano her dark hair complimented by a yellow sharkskin tennis frock Ruth Dresner lav in the reclining 30 The H1gh School Record chair, petite and lovely in her aqua slacks and scarlet halter. In one hand she held ginger aleg in the other, an enormous sand- wich. Next to tennis, I like eating best, she confessed, taking a generous bite. Everyone laughed. You mean corrected Gracie Lamon next to eating anything will do Y es you ye been here all afternoon and all you xe done so far is eat added Maria Fiume Bettie Flacco looking demure and sweet in an orchid afternoon frock tweaked Ruth s chestnut curls I thought people in loxe didn t eat she teased VK ell who wants to play tennis called Tillie Matusewice from the swing I ll plav accepted Catherine Zampino pulling a gay kerchief oser her curls Racquets in hand they ankled over to the nearest court Catharine served first YVith a flick of her wrist she tossed the ball and her arm came up and oxer for a beautiful seruce Tillie s long arm reached out and the ball flashed back to drop a few lnches behind the net Not bad Tillie called Catharine Again her racquet slapped the ball across the net Poised expectantly Tillie Wim sm... 5 afar 04 The Iour Hclelm x 1 r , n x U L s u A 7 l . . . 44 v r , v . . . 7 I 1 - n ' . ' 1 u 1 u 1 If ,, ' ' ' 1 f. V ' 1 . . . 1 H . . . 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V. . . . v, ' V leaped to thilit the 1 lll on the rlse but lt hlt a small cornel ol the llloele md llounced ou 1'hats tlfteen all called Tl11lC The next txxo polnts xxere Catharlnes xxhlch made It tltteen tortx 111 her faxor The glrls xx 'ltched lI'ltLI1l.lX I9 the exclte ment 1DCI'L'lSLCl C'1th'lrlne needed onlx one P01111 to H111 and her next serxe pronllsed tx take e game It tlexx 'leross the net xxlth e speed ot llght llllle s return xxas sxxltt and sure Rushlne, to meet It Catharlne slld on the turl and tell 15 she slld to the ground her h lnd re lched out and xxlth 1 neat lnclihlnd eentlx tipped the bull It cleared the net llx 1 lI'dCtl0I1 and plopped to the ground X our .flame called Tlllle Lets stop for 1 xxhlle tlll 1 poxxder mx nose Arm IH arn thex strolled up the plth to 10111 the countrx clull chorlnes xx ho xx ere graclng the x 6I lI1l1l 1301215 XX RlcllT 19-10 B-XSPBALL Foelles Good 'lfternoon ladles and gentlemen thls IS vour baseball reporter Phll Bleacher about to hrlng xou 1 report ofthe tllfllllfle, game hetxxeen those demons ot the C111 mond the qnlllx lxlds andthe Clean ls llese txxo te lms lre llttllng or tlrst place 111 the Curl Sxx ltter s 1e'1Hue and slnce the gllls are lll great fans of lxlllxxood IXOIH lxernels the .eanle xxlll he packed H1111 t'xCltLlTlt.Ilt Xllldred ohnson IS on the mound for the Snwlx lxlds lI1l1lStllllL1i1X lnd ef tectlxelx Stfllillle, out opposlng lntters lhere goes aclue Wloore clptlln of the Clean Lps out to protest to the umplre She 1S COY'l1plall'1lI'lL th it lt 15 unlaelxlllee and Llllflll' to throxx ll llls 'ls fist ls ohnson IS pUS1'1lIlL them oxel Her te'lm threatens to strllce hut the glelt IHL.Kll'lt0l' te s ohnson to put them lcross sloxxlx 'lnd the game IS once more under xx 1x lhere goe a hard hlt lu ill but shortstop 1111 Xtlilnson lS sure to stop It Nlirla 1'lUI'I1L on second base IS husx poxxderlng her nose 'ind the ball rolls selenelx llx tol a trlple You xxould not xx'lnt to see mv better ball than these teams are pllxlng 'ind IH cldentallx ladles and gentleman the hot dogs are onlv a nlclcel 11 hx dont xou toss vour books lnto the locker and come xxatch the rest ot thls hall glmel If xou all pI'0I111bL to come oxer xxe xvlll get off the llr 'and glxe some IOOIH to another program Wlxlu DlelxlNsoN 1940 POINTS or Ixrr lzesl XT Tllr 1' XIR Trix lon Perlsphere Woods oi Tlme Kmerlc III X1 om hood 1'OLlIll1ltl0I'lS of Democr lcx Bullelers of the Fu ture COIHfnllnltX lnter ebb 1 ISOOII of 'N 11.10115 9 Lhlldrell s XY orld AROUND THE WORLD S FAIR 18thCenturx Tren ton Barracks Productlon and DlStFlbUtlH Upxx ard conquests of Wlan 1' our 1' reedoms H S DLIIICXTPS Rodman Hart Wlorton W elnbul Te lchers Ann Dllmore Q lmden Hleh School Shop xxorlscrs Lunchroom Studx hlll Cx m cl lss Pootb lll te lm Rleolw md Pur ple all 1 Gall Pllpllh tfxlllg t grldulte Lunch studx x cltlon no home xxork Kssr X1 xxoexros 194' The Hlgh School Record 31 -' ' 1 1 - li f :', LIS. l ' -1 5 1 -11 ft . , . . ,, ,. , , ., k .. . . 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The exhibit area has six zones which are called: Communications and Business Systems Commumtv Interests lood Goxernment Iroduction and Distribution and Trans portation Thev re not in the least so drv as then sound so vou Il want to see them all h wour poor feetl It IS adusable to get a general plcture of the Fair as a whole by taking a bus ride around the outside rim BV the wax voud better take the six zones in separate doses if vou get what I mean W1 XRION Hx nr 19-11 I IIE XX ORLD S FAIR ations come together here ach displavs its wares orlds are here consolidated oung and 'ill hue thelr shares er the sea the U S A caches a friendlv hand indling tires of friendship ith exerv foreign land n the soll of our INew 3 ork CCC1Xll'lg crowds from near and far ies the great Yvorld s Fair ilatlng like a star h1n1ng like a meteor lashing through the skv symbol of the libertx n which our standards he emaimng till we d1e JACK MARGOLIT 19-11 INX I I X I IOIN TO TH1 I AIR 'I ie things that m in has done md made Piss before us on p 1r'1de I' xerw nation color 'ind r 1ce Are in the World s I ur setting the pace I or '1 world to come 1 world of tomorrow lNo one knows what it holds max be pox mavbe sorrow But the I ur of tod IV holds tlllfleb strange and new The New H ork XX orld s I air presents them toyou Nlxor LOIN SIIEARER 19-1.9 32 The High School Record BOYS' SPORTS tlbnlfn uml from page JIU Bill Duthie, who is taking over Mr. Sta- yer's position. Blartin Sussman, Ilarry Tavlor and Edward Manning snared the singles matches Ihe Nloor brothers took the doubles The score read Camden 4 matches Nloorestown I ANOTHFR X It TORX Its getting to be a habit with the Camden High racqueteers for thev snared a uctorv oxer their suburban arch foe Collingswood Hlgh at the Colls courts on Wav o Dlartin Sussman Ilarrv lavlor and Edward Planning were XlCt0I'l0l1S in their singles matches Ihe Floor brothers look allkes took the doubles in extended sets CURTAIN CALLS tllllllllllfll from page liz IIB Cl1r1Cee1ch Dorothx Kltl Thelma Locke Anthony Redoxnikoxieh Eugene Slhllltl I0 l Esther Ash George B007 le 'tn Brown oseph Lhaiken Robert Corkhlll Helen Dalcnnnl Arthur Flacco Iune 'icobs Xl llli nm Kueehler xek W argolit Sx IYI3 'Nusslnum Lerox Scott Dor othx Serxer Dlarx 'lhomus 1178 Emma Downing Ieonxrd Hudson Albert Kreger Herm in Kripitz Russell Pierce Fr ink Sfipon ire Robert Schum in 9 I lhom is IEIIIUXOEIIO lorenzo Ilerrx Wllchxel L lppoelli l3LI'l1lkC Cohen Don iltl Unis om Ixxeps ein Ioomls Xlirie lubln Adele N1 in helmer Nlnrguet Xlollett Doris Nlullord Llurl Pieizx nslu Reein A I ueilowski Theor a R app aport XX llll nn Re ul Ll me Relehm in Rltl f lXXltlCOX5 s 1 915 Qlu I Xionow lols Ill xek 130115 C reen merg Imlwxrd Cross Albert Helm Sxlui I 1 Boxe Xllldred I lekteld louise Phillips l'x ink R ngone Henrx S mdes ' ' rw . 1 ' ' 1 4 , L -1 v 1 D . . . . - ' l , 1 ' 1 1 ' y - Y 1 V 0 , ,, 1 - ' . 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TRIO CRAFT ENGRAVING CO DESIGNERS AND PHOTO ENGRAIER YYY 501 MARKET STREET CAMDEN SENIOR SOUVENIRS fonlznzmrl from page 19 THI' RE S BFFN X LH INDI' IN NIE Thx I Gmcxous Sxr Camden X ou loolx so blue 'There must he somethxn Th xt I L xn do YY hx xre xoxx lxoxxxna Y oxxr he ul so loxxfl Somethxn xs clre xmllullx XI rone I lxnoxx Oh xes lxxncl Stringer I hxxe mx xxoes Such grxet th xt I Detest to nlxsclose xxst look xt mx stxeets Xml loolx xt mx homes -Xnxl look 'xt that felloxx Hoxx proudlx he roamsl Tell me Sxr Camden II hat xs hxs nwmeo He struts on so haughtxlv II hat xs hxs sz xmef' Thex c xll hxm Sxr I'xlth I m sorrx to sxx And oh hoxx I xxxsh That he d go axx xx He s kxllxng me on XX xthout turther xclo Someone must help To Cre xte me 'xnexx 'NI XY 6 Goonl mornxn Sxx L xmden 'Wx hoxx xou xe Qhxn ed Ex erx thxng xs so INextlx fxrrexngecl II h xt Could h xx e h xppenexl In such x short xxhxle Ioxx st xml there so Joxous X our he xx t xn x our snxxlt Oh xes lxxntl strxn er Wx horrxd clestrox er Has just been lxxlled -Incl xx ho xs thxs Comxn To greet me noxx HL st xnxls there so cl xxntxlx NI xlcxxx hxs lxoxx He xs the one XX ho conquered mx toe X felloxx xx hom I YY ould lxke xoxx to lxnoxx But noxx I m not oxn To he x st xller Xhx I present '5Ir Oxerhcxuler' ETIIEL Bxxwoex 1940 OUR CULTURAL WORLD f onfzmzffl from pug? I KRT The 'Nux York YI oxlxls I' xxr xntrocluces xxs to x nexx erx xxx the txne xrts In the xxorlcl ot to morroxx 'xs m'xx he seen 'xt the xxr spxxxtu xl xrxses xn e stxxlptxxre pxxntxng xnd xrelxx tecture It h xs t xl en thxxtx x e xrs to lxxxxlcl thxs Luuxtxxt exprtssxon L x trxnsttnxluxt x ox x On the Strut ol IX heals x sxmplx xlesxaned bxxxlclxng lxnoxxn Contfxxns the epoch ot European exrt trom the Wxcldle I es to 1800 It xs one ot the most xm lortxnt exhxlrxtxoxxs ofolnl mxstexs extr xlxsplxxu xxxxnu oxxe root In tht Qontemporxrx Xrts Buxlclxng there xs the Erextest e hxbxt ot the xxorks ot lxxxng Xmerxcfxn p xxnters sexxlptors .incl prxntm xkers ex er xssemlxlecl xen ot the most x xlxx xl le pdxntxngs ol the Puxnsxlx xnxx -Xcxclemx ol the I'xne Xrts hxxx. been lent to thxs exhxlxxtxon xn cludxng fx portrxxt ot II alt II hxt man Gxzxtxz Bass 1940 The Hxgh School Record 33 l v Y v I, A L A l ,. . 1 , . , c ' ' 1 5 C ' ' ' . 75 1 X L I 'x . . v . v , . , . ,x 1 1 x - I L' A A i 2 ky' I V V 1 V4 .R . 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J. , v - , , N. 1. ell: Camden an 826 e s one: 5 e i c oo ecor Compliments of IJBERTY'THEATRE Mt Ephraim Ave at Everett St THE PARK STORAGE WAREHOUSE COMPANY HADDON AVF AND DINF sr CAMDEN N I By Va A y h STORAGE MOVING PACKING SHIPPIIIQIG1 QQQ BOOKS ALL PUBLISHERS GREETING CARDS PICTURE FRAMES WHITMAN GALLERIES II4 NORTH BROADWAY KNe tt Ca deriT st Co pa yb Pho C den 400 SCHROEDER FUNERAL HOME 715 COOPER STREET WALT WHITMAN HOTEL B ad yand C ope St eets d S C I Cerite for South Ie sey DANCES CARD PARTIES BANQUETS MEETINGS a PHONE 354 JAMES M THOIRS INC Florwfv FLOWERS FOR EVERY OCCASION COOPER HOSIERY SHOPPES qeussuz GREENBERG 19255 SUEDE CREPE HOSIERY IOIN OUR FREE HOSIERY CLUB 456K gh Ae 2635I2We tfl C mde N J MEN S WEAR LADIES WEAR THOS A COLSEY PARKSIDE SHOP 990 gh a dH dd e md N CREELY 8: SHIRLEY INC STATIONERS 313 Market Street Camden, N 38 The High School Record 554 DANENHOWER SPORTS ol I Sporting Goods and Athletic Clothing Represented by O M Darienh wer 2731 PLEASANT STREET, CAMDEN N J vv . .Q Q ' I ri riwereinU.S. Estimfgtes CheerI1iIIv Giver' I A 9 I - ne: am OF --V - . 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