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

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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 . I' 2 .t an 0 1 f z . I ' i I I I 1 I c I .' 7 ' K I I II I 4 I . I I I v 1 cl ' c I ' c' I IZ ' I y I , H1 II Y - an ' 4: I ', e '. . . . , , I . , . . I . I V n K I - ' I 1 . . . . . 4 1 I ' 1 I 3. K p 1 K rc Y I I . ' ' ' lt. - 1 I - , I , i i I . , . f- . . . , I I - - C 4 . . , .. . ' ' 1 I I I - mf nf ' 1 s. I . . U ' ' ' . Y V V V Y . ,V , ,I I T . - I . . 1 - - - - , , , . . . 1, V - U - H , ' I L ' e . . . , 1 y I . Q V- ills x ' I I I .1 cv' 7 c ' , I I I I I I It re- . . . . A , , 'I e '. ' ' ' L , . .. . . . . . 1 , C JI I I , J KI, 2 Ip - I. - ' r , . , I ' I 1. , , 1 I I I . . I . v - - v I v vs A Tri 3 ' ,K V- ' . . . . . . V I g, I I-L . I x , I ' ' ' A Z Z ' I- I 2 II I-if I I 1 4 1 1 ' I - ... ' 1: c ' ' . I I I I . I, I A c , , I I . . . I , .. , I I I '. e , . . , , , I ' -: X . . . 'X ' ' T 'K I 1 S. X ' ' r f . h 1 C , I I c I I I . , K 'L I l V 1 v I . , L, c I I If I- I . 1 I , I I . . A . 1 ', 'c I II I I I - - I, I If I J' ' Y l - 3 ' . . I I 1 f . .. I . I 2 X, I - I I I l ' L , , I I ' f I S I 1 I I x E lv ' ' s vr l Y 'N I n t I I ' L, .- p I II I I ' ' , A I - l V X H r ' A ' l r I I i Z - I - I I I uf - H1 I , vi It .1 1.

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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 . T . . T 4, K , , 1 B e . . . . . . V . . - 1 1 ,,,, ,- V . ee e. 1 t 7 c T c , , c t , ' 7 c . i 2 x ' c , ' 5 ' ' . V . V V , s n ,i t . V - - I .C , . . . . , C , Y 1 L T- - . .X Y W Q. v Y . N . ' ' . . . ' ' . c x . e ' ' 'E x 1. c ' . Q . f . . . . 1 . ' . 1 ' - 2 f . ' Q V s - ' V' V V , ' ' L . ' ' Z c t ' ' W, ' - . . . ' . 2 - . f ' Y . . . . . . '. X A . ,v V 1 . . . . . . . y , . .7 . V . , . , c f 2 1 1 , ' c , ' . V 2 , . V V l . , - v ' . . Y. . . . Y 1 ' - , r r . V , H . V n . .J e ' Y ' ' r 1 A L . V- . . , ' ' . I . c c C - 1- . V l . . up V - V t' r , ' I g, 7 n. . , y Y V V V V , 1 1 ' V V . I N N V ' ' V .V . , , c

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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