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

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1940 volume:

ir 1 .A ,xx T , If Af I X, PYH 1-, .J if g,:::-:::g: :E:E:f:f:QE:i . -255:55-I'S:f'l:S:l:l' xx -:k::: :::':::::-:g: :-.+r'-FA:-. . Q E , 'f -:: -.::.:.:.,-. f Q- 1-5. 1- '-:: :g ' ., , '-. H 22257:-.' .N'-.5:3:-.' M -' . -9- :-' 'Eli'-:,'g::., :-: Q -is S' f'Is2EEs2s2s. .:::2:sfz2sEs2s ....... ....,.. -rsh .-I-I-I-I-I-I-I-. .-2-I-I-'-C-I-I'.-C-!-I-Z- -I-I-I-I-I-D 5 N.-I-22:2-':.:-. .Q-W ' W . 'Q '2 ':5E5E55525255555555252552EQIEEEEEEEE55' fm gg f- E 'ri:5:5:3!f:3:3:?!5t3:3:5!l:5 :?:5:?:3:3:3Z ' ' ' h ' ' uk STUDENTS OF CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL AND CITIZENS OF A GREAT DEMOCRACY ir HND BULB PRESENTED BY THE JUNE CLASS OF CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY IN THE YEAR 1940 .1 H r,,, up we vw! he .wal -:fi : , .. . ,, , ' sf f 1 AA K 7 X. IIEIIIIJIIRFIIIV Having completed our public school education, we now prepare to begin our journey up and over the winding path of life. YVe are now free to seek success and happiness in a land of glorious peace and innumerable opportunities. W'ith compassion in our hearts for the youth of battle-blemished Europe, we are truly thankful that our future solely depends upon the manner in which we pursue the ideals of life, a choice we alone are privileged to make. Realizing this to be a crucial period in not only our lives, but also in the interest of humanitarianism, we have chosen as our theme that of Peace and Democracy which should be forever- more the title of the song in the heart of every loyal American. ' ARTHUR FIGHTER, Editor-in-Chief. . L-Q , lei' . f A W :Ei ' Srhrrf 01-'NEw.l1s1rs1:y Iixsrvrw-m'H IJ:-rrm:e1'vnxT February 13, I 9 4 O. To the Class of 1940, Camden High School: It has become Fashionable in certain quarters to look upon the futwe of Zmerioa with foreboding, to say that its great days 'as s democracy 'are over and that we are facing a dictator- ship. Such prophecies would fill us with gloom it e thought that this belief were to become ulzlversel and that Qlmerice would follow the example of' so many of' the notions of Europe. But our hope is in e citizenship which is fully aware of' the blessings ol' life in e democracy, end Fully preoored to Insure these blessings to themselves and their nosterlty. Everyone should be Familiar with the terms of the Constitution of' the United States and of' the :state in which he resides. .ie should all knew about the famous Hill of Rights , and learn or' the rights guaranteed to us. I5'e should also remember that for every right there ls e duty. fe should then comoere our rights and privileges with those oz' the people of' other countries. l nersonelly feel thst our best method of preserving these rights lies in the or-oper training of our youth. It Is, therefore, gretitjving beyond measure to see e body of young people -alert to influences which seek to undermine the spirit of democracy. f In dedicating your Yesr Hook to Democracy U you are le-sving behind you an evidence of proper training 1n the principles of goverment and ettesting to 2 real love oz' country. You are demonstretizlg en interest 11: national welfere that of' meny adults, and thus paving the wey resistance to dangerous doctrines you in later years. far beyond for en ef'r'ect1ve vwzlch will undoubtedly confront 1 w J H H rf: PA R T U T ern DrOlld of you .- 1' 7 ther this C155 O 940 v.-111 sreggnffej. .. ,, . ten . -,uner1vB1- ndemocrscic end UI' Ours, 'I Sincerely Y 1' gov 91' nor 511 x' ENT a feel froffidsnt EH . bulzvsrk against ff Lee The Barfadls 'k State Assembly Chamber Sfaie Se nate Cha TH Democracy is based on the theory of represent- ative government. That is where it differs from other forms of government. Although these other governmental systems seem new to us, they are essentially old-for they revert to the idea of concentrated self perpetuating power against which the representative democratic system was successfully launched a few centuries ago. The liberty and freedom which we in- herited must be protected from tyranny and despotism, and so our anchor is tolerance and friendshipg our ideal is mutual understanding. We need not fear for the future of America if its people continue to practice democracy of the manner and democracy of the heart. ber 5? ,le Q if is v Ui i i d We, the june class of nineteen hundred and forty, dedicate this Purple and Gold to Philip Randle, because his ideals of sincerity and perseverance are also ours. It is most fitting that we, in this age of freedom and equality, should seek to emulate one so upright and democratic. He taught us the importance of friendship and understanding. From him we take unlimited courage in our convictions and belief in ourselves, and so armed, stride forth with heads high, to make our way among life's fascinating paths. Guide, helper, conhdant, and friend-we shall remember him forever. ir ir ir 'Ir ir HZHHUN ir if 'f?1 fg, ir f iniii X -I Ilai X an ll'3: xi' gl ll gl gl ,FJ X .4 'ifjtxix -All 3 wmmd' NTNUAX 31331 'Vaaax Vaanla 1 raafx xllli x llll 1 'ANN una 11 l P l l l A, itil' is HN Z 'IQII I U a'.54kLLL F Wx Jie 3. 1, - f ,, 1 is H 1 Q3 x ff Over one hundred and Fifty-three years ago thirty-eight weary delegates to a convention in Philadelphia affixed their signatures to four handwritten sheets of parchment on which were stated the terms by which thirteen weak, inde- pendent republics hoped to exist as one strong nation. Time has proven their hopes were not futile, that unity could be realized. Certainly one of the most important contributions to this unity was the fact that these foresighted dele- gates realized that the success of a democracy depended on the intelligence of its citizenry. A Fine educational system has been developed since then, and today our teachers have done much to instill within us a genuinely democratic intelligence. If we are to preserve this heritage of democracy, all of our educational forces must continue to hold aloft'idea1s of civilized and democratic behaviour, open-mindedness, and consideration for the rights of others. P' 'Y f -.-:Q f 1 ,Q .W-lf' I r Y fx -A ' , .,.,,,.,, :.,,.- In EQ-sf, 'Y ,J Q I MJ, ,,1L1 my fin i 3 .x 'puff' W4 f A DR. LEON N. NEULEN Superintendent of Public Schools DERWOOD J. TEW Supervisor of Secondary Schools CARLETON R. HOPKINS Principal of Camden High School ENGLISH DEPAR TMENT LANCUAGE DEPARTMENT Latin Department Dr. Walter N. Myers Chairman af SCIENCE DEPARTMENT Natural Sciences Mr. Leslie A. Read Head of Department Miss Margaret W. Aherne Mr. Albert Bass Mr. jacob O. Charles Miss Grace M. German Miss Elizabeth R. Hoell Mr. Harold Z. Reber Physical Sciences Mr. Ralph H. White Head of Department Mr. John J. Danaher Mr. Rocco R. DiMuro Mr. Alan B. Henderson Mr. B. Everett Lord Mr. Gerald Tiedeken Miss Helen M. Bender Chairman Mrs. Brenda L. Broomall Miss Elizabeth Dickinson Miss Ethel G. Lord Miss Evalina H. Mattson Mrs. Miss Miss Miss Miss Mrs. Miss Mildred R. Oaks Margaret Powell Margaret T. Reynolds Jane E. Shibe Emelyn M. Trine Lelia D. Wiggins Martha L. Zeigler HISTORY DEPARTMENT Dr. Charles L. Maurer Head of Department Miss Jennie C. Kittle Dr. Edwin G. Smith Miss Thelma L. Snape Mr. Jesse L. Stayer Miss Alice B. Westcott Dr. Ruth M. Keller Miss Helen C. Osler Modern Language Department Mr. Ufilliam U. Dreizler Chairman Miss Flora Detwiler Mr. S. Clifford Murray Mr. Lawrence Scotti Miss Gladys E. Williams Mrs. Katherine T. Wisman MATHEMATICS DEPARTMENT Miss Marion Lukens Chairman Mr. Harry Balls Miss Anne Creveling Mr. VVilliam W. Duthie Mr. Wilton D. Greenway Mr. George Hill Mr. Chester V. Koppenhaver Miss Mabel E. Lewis Mr. joseph Ragone Mr. Philip A. Randle LIBRARY DEPARTMENT Miss Helen C. Reyner Miss Ethel M. Thegen Miss Dorothy M. Zulker PHYSICAL TRAINING DEPARTMENT Mr. Phillips R. Brooks Cliairman Mr. Arthur W. Blaker Mr. Irwin Garshelis Mr. VVilliam Palese Miss Marjorie Van Horn Chairman Mrs. Margaret P. Lawson Miss Elizabeth L. Ryzinski ARTS DEPARTMENT Practical Arts Mr. Elmer M. Conover Mr. George F. Homan Mr. Stuart Macintosh Miss Margaret Roberts Music Department Mr. Robert M. Haley Art Department Miss Lyola C. Pedrick Miss Ruth A. VVescott DIETITIAN Miss Mabel S. Smith MEDICAL DEPARTMENT Dr. Paul T. Ebner Dr. Mabel G. Lesher Miss Anna M. Bendinger L R JAN ITORIAL DIVISION OFFICE STAFF Miss Marion Carey Miss Betty Addison Miss Iris Battilana Mr. Ellis Hayden, Mr. YVilliam Myers, Mr. George Reed, Mr. Orville Haines, and Mr. Borton Fox, custodian. Second row-Mr. Tony Di Ascentiis, Mr. Herbert Frank, Mr. Benjamin Schet- tinger, Mrs. Laura Custis. i g, , 1 5 - , . y 1 LN., 2 N I .1 X ix i ix J ' 'Q Q . . . . yy . if N Z f Q PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE We hold these truths to be self-evident,-that all men are created equal: that they are endowed by their Creator with certain inalienable rights: that among these are Life, Liberty, and the pursuit of Happiness. This excerpt from the Declaration of Independence reveals some of the principles upon which our country was and is founded. Simple axiomatic principles yes yct tl and ha 1 ' , .- ' ie opportunities tpmess of a people rest upon them, You may think we have little prosperity, opportunity, and happiness, but compare these with those of other countries, and just see if a new light isn't shed on the subject. It has often been said that America's future lies in its youth. Each one of us, no matter how insignihcant we may seem, will have a part in the United States of the future. A great thing is usually a complexity of many smaller, humblcr things. XVe are the huntbler things upon which is the duty of maintaining a great thingithis land of ours. All of us cannot do great deeds to fulhll this duty, but plain, ordinary, righteous living is a great deed in itself. Our democracy rests on a faith prupounded by our fore- fathers, Will the rising generations who shall constitute the America of tomorrow uphold anti preserve that faith? Democ- racy lies in the balance. Atrium Kozax President of the june, 19-I0 Class. .IBWV SACK ABBOTT 2908 Carman Street Technicai Course Dnumwien MAN: He's the man ot note in the percussion depart- ments ot Camden Highs fine musicai organizations. Everyone knows our Adonis oi the drums. Being, a iitterhug, his hair is quite up-standing. Seriousiy, here's iuck to a tuture engineer. ' at 'K iq . WILLXAM ABRAHAM Bill X334 Atiantic Avenue General Course Quin: Aithough Biii is never noisy and rather shy when it comes to meeting people, his calm, modest nature has won tor him a host oi friends. No finer characteristics oi sportsmanship and clean piay couid be iound in any ieiiow. VXNCENT ALLEVA Vince 435 Chestnut Street Coiiege Course - S Arvrrcanmz Vince wiii Kong be remembered for his quietness in ciass, but his humor out oi ciass is unezcceiied. His iavorite sport is haskethaii and his ambition is to he a doctor. His pieasing personality and gentie manner shouid serve as an inspiration to many. NANCY AMBRUSTER Nancy 3050 Mickie Street Coiiege Course Piquamz Nancy's quiet smiie is a iarniiiar sight to aii who pass hy her trathc post. Her reserved hut triendiy nature has won for her the respect and admiration oi aii who are fortunate enough to know her as a iriend and ciassmate. LXLLKAN AMOS Lil '27 33 Wayne Avenue Generai Course PLEASANT: Lii is that slim bionde who witches your eye as she waiks down the hah. She is a roiier skating tan and can oiten be iound wearing her bright satin skating jacket. A sense oi humor and an understanding smiie make her an indispensahie churn. x a N c Q . 12, , fwlsfif If 'ww A AYDRUSYKA Wall WALTER . . , H32 jackson Street Technicai Course Drmrsuhvez Smaii in stature hut mighty in popuiarity is XVait, ior he has acquired xt sizabie number ot iriends during his four years at Camden High. Quiet in his ciassrooms, XVait is knorrn ' 'ho speaks oniy when he has by his teachers as the ieiiou u something worthwhiie to say. ERVXNG ASHKN Ash Coiiege Course 1218 Hyde Park SXNCERE1 Loyal in friendship, conscientious in study is Ash. With ' v with any obstacie on such quaiities it is possibie to do array h never dispiayed any traits except the road to success. Ash as ' hearts oi his triends. those which wouid endear him to the ..Bud., ROY H. BARTO, jk. Technicai Course M50 Kaighn Avenue Vivrxcious: Tahcative, spirited, and caretreeg nevertheiess, he has a ' ' ctivities. Roy was a member ot iarge and varied hst of ciass a the first rowing team and was active in Eoothaii. He served on ' t' ci ated in the 'kGondoiiers numerous committees and has par i p and Rose Marie. 4fHe1lT,yrr HENRY BLOOM Cohege Course MOZM Haddon Avenue NoNcuar.Aur: 'Never a care, never a worry mars the tranquil ex- pression on Henry's Race. Eut don't iet him tooi yon, tor he's a genius in the iine ot armaments. His hobby is cohecting, guns. Henry is ' ' 'f ttting the shot being, his speciaity. aiso active in track pt Leone LEONE BOKCE Cohege Course SHE! Constitution Road Rnrmim: Her high scholarship has been the object oi our envy. Leone's taients are wideiy distributed, however, as her activities showfher artist's hand has won her a position with the Art Staits, her dainty feet have carried her over dance doors, and her charming personaiity to a certain Ugrad. Walt W ALTER BORKOWSK1 Nit Y, hrairn Avenue Coiiege Course E first 1466 i . p ' ' i be missed as vioiinist o Musrcms: Yes, W aiter wiii definite y ' hestra. in the past. his fiddiing has done much ' 1 'kGon- rank in the orc eciaiiy the spring piays, in our Eaii concerts, and esp 'L A Marie. Happy saiiing, doiiersj' Wiidriower, and Rose W alter! SAMLS BOYD Generai Course - 7 13 Ciinton Street ' ca ahie dignified and can aiways he reiied upon ' person- Scnonsrnrxz jim is p , ' oi ood work. His pieasing to do more than his share g d cheeriuiness make him a weicome member oi any d Yke to be asso- aiity an . group. jim is a student with whom we woui i ciated ionger. ulinln Skeeter '-.WY XEROME BOYD Generai Course -. 5 '77 4 VVainut Street xr ciassmate who hides a Kun-ioving dis- .QQ K is A Ensr Gorse: jerorne is or , ' We aii know that he b hind rhat serious pose. A sport. Lots ' position e sincere in his eiiorts to be a reai iriend and a goo ' nderiui dancer. oi iuck to a gi and Eeiiow and a no LEATRXCE. BR AGER Coiiege Course 15 Terrace Avenue Snscrmaz Don't he iooied by Letty's serious attitude, for beneath it You'ii usuaiiy find her with ver subtie sense oi humor. K unusuaiiy fine nw . , HLMW, iies a y a iinoieurn biock-print, carving iihxstrations 0 ' ' ' V hntei' etch a hue career for Vrpy workmanship. Her abihty uni de i y herseit. KRXHN W iLLIANl BRAHEN Generai Course i4'3i B-radiey Avenue ' h iiicabie, ioiiy person saunrer- Yus Lovnsoz You have otten seen t is ing around C.H.S, and perhaps wondered how he couid stay eriastingiy happy. iriay enioys dancing and attends aii the ' himseii. He aiso is BV schooi dances, where he thoronghiy enioys quite a sports fan. if Ifky. n W Mamie DOMXXKCA BRAXDEN .XYJYE SM Van Hook Street Generai Course Sixcrxte: Cahn and rcserrcd is our Minnie. Her interesting per- sonaiity has gained her in.nn iriends. Dancing is her maior activity and ixirorite pastime. .Xs hostess for the schooi dances Mamie has graeiousiy dcninnsiniicd her taients and hospitaiity. A truer iriend cannot he Sound than Dominica. HARRY BRODSKY Hesh 1220 Empire Avenue Generai Course Girreoz The most syinhohc presentation oi Harry wouid he a paiette and brush. His notebook covers are a sight tor sore eyes, so ioveiy are the dznnseis he so easiiy sketches. He has aii the characteristics which make an artist go iarfpersonaiity and good iooksi ALEREDA BUBNOSKX Freda H26 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Cohege Course Peizseveinsoz Freda is the type ot giri who has that angelic appear- ance in the ciassroom, hut is quite ioquacious with her iriends. Her interest in reading has made her a vaiuahie member oi the Reading Ciuh. With a pieasing personaiity Freda is bound to succeed. , N , XOHN BUCHOWKSXLX Butch M ' ' HB4 Louis Street Cohege Course I N- ' - I f Arnrxrrc: Butch is an athiete in the true sense ot the word. His abiiity and his aiertness tend to make him a great sportsman. When not on the ioothaii Eieid, Butch is a reguiar iehow, ' dship has endeared him to everyone. hose irien . 49 ww, fy, , VKRGXNXA BUCKMAN Ginny 1262 Empire Avenue Coiiege Course Vivacxousz Ginny enioys iaughing and being utteriy happy. Her sense ot humor and bright smiie make her a deiightiui com- panion, as many wiii testify. Ginny has been an ah 'round student with diversified interests, inciuding Yurpie and Goid if. Business Sta r 1 S FRED W. BURTON A38 Rand Street Wien Cwrnden Hifrifs Baud went on y .rBunn Coiiege Course mrnde, Burt Somirrz Bora i- .. B was aiways there out in front hearing Old Giory. He's carried . V M the marching right in o to serve Uneie Sam for rnany n day to come. PEARL BUTLER 7 52 Sy curnore Street or.LYz Peari is the iittie iass whose eyes .p t the Nutronai Guards and says he opes l My 4 A Pearl Generali Course s nrkie so when she tniks. and uins many friends Aithough she has he is very peppy ' . ,. not been with us icing, we have iearneti to know her as 11 Li ioyeiy , smiiiug giri. aiu 5. 5 p . n N AGNES CALLAGHAN rfcenemzcalvmm' ' I Mi Webster Street Generai Course i, 'lx I' ' 5 u . V. V E -- . Svuurianz The Generai is a happy-go-iueky grri with pienty o ' ' uri' . oii the handief' Agues pep, vim, and vigor. She seidorn res usuaiiy has a srniie on her face and a boy friend on her mind. ' ound. 'No one is gioorny with the C-euersti' ar ROBERT ANTHONY CAPUTT U B OV. Coiiege Course 34-i Chestnut Street VERSATTLEZ After three years oi experience on the varsity soccer squad, Bob has deyeioped into a proficient hooter. His wiiiing- ness to work has been proven in the attendance oiiice. His ' ' i h' a comrade ready worthy or rernernhranee, ELLEN j. CARLEEN 909 North Nineteenth Street wit and irrendiy manner hare mace un rf Le W, Coiiege Course iscmliousz How in one person there can he such an extraordinary A 'A ' i xi in the C-oudoiiers, eornhinaxtion oi fine tuients is heyoue us on the Yurpie and Goid Literary Stan, and in the eiassroorn, ' ' ' ossihiiities. in spite oi Leii has exhibited airnost superhuman p :iii these accornpii herseii and fuii oi fun. shrneuts we admire Leii rnost when she's just CATl-IEP-lNE E. CARTER Cass 30 North Twenty-htth Street General Course Livctv: Cass is a very lively girl who is sure to bring pep into any group. She saves us the trouble oi reading, the latest book reviews, for she has always' just finished or is just beginning a new publication. She is also an excellent swimmer. RUTH ANN CASNER Ruthie ll57 North Thirty-third Street General Course Gooo-Nmukeoz Ruth's interest tends toward music. She proved it by participating in both the orchestra and the Glee Club. Although Ruthie was not with us from the start, she's a welcome addition irons California. She stepped rapidly to the front and is now the possessor oi many friends. jOSE.PH H. CETTEI Joe 320 Stevens Street College Course Socntrste: To those who only casually meet joe he probably seems to be the strong, silent type, but to his intimate iriends he is a most aireiree, jolly, and companionable iriend. Because oi his optimistic spirit we predict much in the line oi happiness for him in the iuture. MlNE.RVA CHEW Num1y 44 North Twenty-first Street General Course Wirlvz Whenever there's a noise or sound, one may gather lVlinerva's around. Amicable, jocular, Minerva is everybody's iavorite. The sweetest girl this side oi heaven is the title she has achieved from the opposite sex. With fun-loving Minerva there's never a dull moment. jOHN Cl-lUDZ.lNSlCl Johnny l2lSlf2 Atlantic Avenue General Course PLEASANT! johnny has a sunny disposition and a sparkling per- sonality that makes a hit wherever he goes. He was a stage manager tor the Christmas play and helped to decorate the building for the Christmas season. johnny is a loyal classmate worthy oi remembrance. . V- f-:nz fi'w-egwa ,i . .nagz M- '5 Univ .. urse g XRVXN C. CLEMMANS Irv 3027 Essex Road Generai Co Cniarilrutz A Ecu' hriet moments in irv's presence wiii make one forget that trouhie and care even exist in this oid worid. His cheery way of deaiing with the inevitahie without a sigh or groan has made him an uniorgettahie friend to many. 'fume' RXCHARD CLXNGER 422 Dudiey Street 'Yechnicai Course K Wrrw: Ahhough his iamiiiar yeiiow Buick parked on the giris' uv side wiii he missed, the ahsence of Dick himseii from Camden High wiii he even more apparent. His pieasing personaiity and humorous comments have done much to make our schooi tr days enioyahie ones. A EDWARD COLALKLLO Ed 542 South Third Street Technicai Course Drucrsra Ed's quiescence doesn't tooi any oi us, for his iriendir eyes teii us that his is the quiet, observing, humor that gives inner contentment. He is a toierant chap and has an answer ior aii questions. Ed's business lliliiilf guided the 'Turpie and Goidf' MARION COSSABONE Cossie 781 W right Avenue Coiiege Course GYMNASTXC: Thats it, Cossie, innipi Cos has piayed soccer, hase- haii, and haskethaii each year in C. H. S. She has given exceiient cofvneration to the Purpie and Goid Business Staii. Cossie xriii he remembered for her energetic nature and spar- kiing smiie. , FLOYD A. CRAMER Duke 1493 Princess Avenue Coiiege Course Towizruxscz Duke is known hy aii as the boy who dwarts friends and iacuity members ahke by his great height. Gifted with a cheeriui disposition, Duke is oiten the instigator oi ciassroom ranks but never overtaxes the patience oi his teachers. P . I . W 45- f' T ww T nconeen oiiege Course BETTY CRAWFORD U35 America Road C hrrri1ruruiAeLr.z Cokiee possesses ihar dainrr appearance and charm- ing, persoriaiiry thai has won her many iriends. Rain or shine, Berry iaiihiniiy periorrns her rraffic chnr. Mrer schooi you eirher hiuing che hnii's-eye or running our may Enid Coiiee ax home rim. Armin T echnicai Conrse EDW KN F. CREAGER 2550 Baird Bouievarci UNYOi1Gm'TfxBLv.: Ed is known hy ah of ns ior his nnseihshness and wiiiingness to do rhings. His chief hobby is coiiecring, ah oi the 'ws oi the iamons orchestras. ii Ed iikes to do ' od ioh oi ir. iaresr recordn 5 ' he does a ver somethin g, , 790 Anne onrse aii Coiiege C ANNE CUTLER T256 Magnoiia Avenue C.n,nzsrrsc: Anne's charm and graciousness are weii known Lo her schooimates. Her energetic service on rhe 'Tnrpie and Business Stan and the fine periormance she gave in nresr entirie her to he caiieci one oi Goici ' eaking, Co res. the Ynbhc Sp onrsranding ciassma OUT 10051 nNeny,, Technicai Course t ,. NORBERT R. DAVTS . . M6 Sorrh Sixxh Srreec I gg E,sr.ruzerrc: Nerrfs wiuy remarks and innny capers have kept his ' - ciassmares enrerrained horh in and onr oi the ciassroom. His vivaciry has had teachers qnire busy, for to keep him in his ' ii-rime iohg hnr we woniLin't have you any orher ce is a in ir ry, Seng. i e J, if I R Betts i Course H DEWA Genera EUZ ABET MARGARET BOM Kearsarge Avenue SCTNULLATTXGZ A periecr picmre oi animariori, Benfs stream oi sparkiing, words iiows on and on forever. Her ever-changing whims oi the hears keep us in consranr amnsernenr. Coming irom Bonnie Scoriand, she is weii iniormeci on anything ative ianci. COHCCY ning her ri Dee-Dee KARL L. DXETRICH 2806 'Yuckahoe Road Coiiege Course Novxcmtiatnrz Dee-Dee is weii iiketi by his friends. He is recog- nized at games and around schooi hy his Eiashy, painted hat. in the iast year he has spent most ot his time in the produc- hooi piay and in the Giee Ciub. ti on oi the sc NUNCXO V. Di MARTXNO Nunce 6X3 West Street Coiiege Course SCHOLAR: Nunce is known for the high schoiastic record he has achieved in high schooi. His personaiity and irankness make him the kind oi friend or which there are Sew. His keen mind wiii certainiy enahie him to achieve his goal in the fieid oi law. OSWALD Di PXETRO Ossie 642 South Fourth Street Technicai Course ' Ewrisrz Ossie is one oi Camden High Schooi's best musicians. During the four years he has been here, he has participated in a iarge number ot music iestivais, spring piays, and faii con- certs, His triiis on the iiute made our orchestrai renditions more deiighttui. GEORGE H. DORSEY, jk. George B75 Cheiton Avenue Generai Course Easrz Siient and orderiy in his ways, George is noted for his siow grin. He has ioiiowed his unhurried path through Camden High with courage and determination. He aiways has taken his schooi work seriousiy and wiii continue to do so with everything he undertakes. BETTY DWORKXN Betty 876 Eairview Street Coiiege Course Siviuancz Betty, who is like a ray of sunshine on a rainy day, aiways sees the better side oi iite. Her poiite manner and sweet voice have won her many friends. She has been an active member oi the Reading Ciuh, Ciassieai Ciub, and Man b. ners Ciu HAM., ADRX AN ECKHARDT X35 Eutaw Avenue Coiiege Course WELL Linen: Txdi, dark, and haudsomefthat in a nutsheii de- scribes our Ade. His nouchahint and easy-going manner have made him ai very weii hked young man, He is a fine basket- hzdi piayer and is on a court in zdi his spare moments. MERAN ELANSKAN Meat 338 North Tenth Street Geuerai Course Prcamicfxtz Merarfs varied interests in his extra-curricuiar activities show the hroad Freid oi topics which attracts him. it is this wide interest, added to ai steady head, an eye to the working side of a proieet, phis Ll piezising personxdity that wiii speh success ior Flanyian. FRANCES A. F,LDF,R Fran 225 Erie Street Coiiege Course X'Vi'r'rY: Franny has that quiet appearance that deceives the teachers, but she can aiways inake you iaiih. She wiii be rememhered tor her support in athletics. Franny is oiten seen dashing through the hzdis For the 'Turpie and Goid Business Stuii and other chibs. ULUAN ESSXG Lilly X228 Haddon Avenue Cohege Course Dilmwzz Her hrown eyes. iead you to think she is dreaming of something Car, tar among the stars, but her high schoiarship proves that she does come down to earth, and to everyday things hke the 'Turpic and Goid and archery. FNELYN MAE. FARLOW Lynn Coiiege Course 213 North Fiith Street Wictowvz Siender and gracetni is F,veiyn and graeeiui is her art work. Lynn is truiy taiented and wiii sureiy he successtui in the fieid oi art. Her eiever ideas, quick wit, and constant go0d humor rnake her an interesting and vahxed iriend. Rebel LOUIS YEXN-GOLD H05 Raign Avenue Coiiege Course Tatiutrtvez Whenever yon hear that drawiing, Southern accent, yon may rest assured that Rehei is nearby. He is a friend who wiii not soon he forgotten hy those who know him. His short ' ias made tis appreciate this fine iehow. stay with ns i Fess DOREEN A. YESSLER 937 North Twentieth Street Generai Course Swim' msn Criamitxtsz A twinkie in the eye and a cheery smiie for ah make Doreen weii known in our ciass and thronghont the schooi. Her charm, we are snre, wiii keep patients happy when nurse, D0n't yon agree? she becomes a ARTHUR ROBERT HCHTER Street Coiiege Course In tseiy interested in his activities, s ot hintseit into 2727 Carman ' has aiways been inter : 1 ' ' ' and reaiiy put aii ' work expiains his ' 'have Artic VXRXLFA Artie has taken them serionsiy, them. His ahiiity to iose himseit in his exceiient dramatic performances. His energy and sincerity made him an efficient editor oi the Ynrpie and Goidf' i'Bew'nice BERNXCE V. FORD 700 Cherry Street Coiiege Course Yun Lovmsz A triendiy smiie, a wide-awake manner, a heiyuini and wiiiing disposition make Bernice a reai pai. Her happy-go incky nature and witty remarks are responsibie for her ever- growing circie oi friends. XVe know that she wiii make a success oi whatever she attempts. Jeannie Generai Course 'Q CIS the minds EAN YRAt ' rinted in ' 'ief I Avenue d has imp ready smi Trenton he Recor sion ot a She's a 4'Zi FERT: jeannie's work on t ot aii ns students an indeiibie impres. wavy hairfimpish eyesfa great sense oi hnmor. cycione oi energy, on the job at aii times. uBenu EDW AKD YREEDMAN X445 Crestmont Avenue Ggnergx Cguygg HAPPY: Ben's happy-go-hicky spirit has made him a weh-iiked fehow. He wih he remembered for his caimness in ah situa- tions. We teei certain that his ahiiity to Eohow through wih heip him to reaiize his ambition as an expert weider. Dick RXCHARD C. FRENCH BW State Street Cohege Course F,rricir.N'r: Dick is known around schooi hy his taient in piaying the ciarinet in the hand. He aiso has contributed taithfnhy to the hterary work of the Record Dick is the oniy student ' ' wn to ride to scho0i in a taxi when he oi Cam misses the bus. den High kno Frenchie Course Generai LOUXS Y. FRENOY HB3 Chase Street Yormciirutz Frenchie is a very iikahie iehow among the giris and hoys ot Camden High. His main activity in schooi was foothaii, ahhough he never got his chance to star. One ot his main hohhies is dancing, at which he is very good. HF-uni, ' HRV AY Genercd Course LEONARD FU L , Avenue ho usnahy goes Ear in ' Q , i X34 Langham 'ct tvpe w . ahvays ready o X O . :Q Svonrva Leonard is the shy, qiu A . I X the woridg he is a steady and attentive student, ' . and wiiiinq to participate in dass activities. For at Kong time he has graced the iks of that great athietic organization, Tai Buiiour Al. A. X fa. X X N own Course Generai NORMA FUNK 2038 Broadway LITTLE Bn: Norm is a quiet, reserved person and a reahy true triend. Handicraft and dancing chihs were her outstanding, activities. Her iavorite sport and pastime is roher skating. Norma wih most iikeiy succeed because she has great ambition GE GELERNT Georgia GEOR 320 North Eighth Street Coiiege Course sesrercz Georgie is the perpctnni icster in our eiziss. Moreover, throughout his entire sehooi career he has been ti participant in occupations both iiterary anti soeini. He maiiaged the editorship of the Record with great abiiity, irmkiiig himseii h ibotiy. a web-estabiished member oi the sc oo MXLDRED YVONNE. GKBBS Milly 1989 Carman Street Gcnemi Course SUN: Miiiy is that taii, dark giri who works so energeticziiiy in the iibrary that we thought for sure that she was to be ci iibrarianfbut in an interview, we discover Miiiy is going to be a tiietitianfand a good one, we'ii wager! HOWARD GXBSON i'Gibby H19 Kaighn Avenue Genercii Course ' ' ' ' ii-dressed SHARP: One never finds any trouble in spotting this tie ieiiow in a crowd, for he is head and shotiiders above aii. Gibby's smiie, however, which is aimost as wide as he is taii, maikei him a weicome figure anywhere, UDOW DOROTHY H, GYYHENS 612 State Street Coiiege Course Cmusriuaez Dot is oiten seen in the front hah showing the freshmen that there are traffic iaws in C. H. S. She gained her popu- iarity by participating in the Dramatic, Reading, and Debat- ing Citibs, and by her exceiient ieadership as Home Room ieader. H HW, KRVXNG B. GXTOMER Generai Course 774 Centrai Avenue WWW: By iooking at you with his big brown eyes, izzy makes you ieei that very soon ai spariaiing bit oi humor wiii biibbie Over. He receives enioymcnt by piioting his ciassy auto about the town. izzy constitutes htty per cent oi the G. and G. Companyfiviessrs. Gitomer and Goidstein. if M 4 5 2 R 1 fl 1 ., 'xi 'K .D-ni t.,':11:3i1r-- V. 5' I I-,,t,.,A?sg . , ,- t., ,H s 1g.g,,.n:ju. A . ,. ., s xx . l.I StelV' ESTELLE E. GLASS 1449 Ormond Avenue Coiiege Course Amnttstrg Aii who know Steii admire her abiiity to be iriendiy and kind at aii times. She has a sparkiintg, personaiity, bubbiing ' 'ri smiie is added to aii this. over with enthusiasm. A ttinni gg 'i iri whom everyone caiis friend. Goodbye to a ioiey g Fe1die FRED GOLDSTEXN 452 Kaighn Avenue Coiiege Course NONCHALANT: Fred is carefree and nonchaiant in many respects. His breezy personaiity and easy manner have made him a been tortunate to know him. iriend ot everyone who has 'iii be a success in whatever he attemots. We are sure that he it SOHN C-RASSO johnny Technical Course 430 Wainut Street Yousnen: johnny's poiite. triendiy attitude toward everyone with whom he comes into contact has won for him due respect and wide recognition as a true gentieman. His spiendid work as manager oi our band has shown him to bE industrious and heipiui at aii timeS. uvvauu WALTER j. GRAVE?- Generai Course 629 Baiiey Street s about with that meditative Qtuimz Our siient comrade who goe iooia is Wait Graver. However, he is a devoted friend it you ' ' 'Serent person. His iranitness and know him and is quite a di ' etard him on his way to success. seit-rehance wiii not r Dick YJCHARD D. GY-AYSON Generai Course 652 Wainut Street Drrrrtwunrnz W ith his iaw hrmiy fixed and his mind set, Dick has aiways accompiished everything he has begun, to the best oi his abiiity. On the other hand, he is admired for his wiii- ingness to iisten to sensibie ideas and exchange his for those he thinks better. ol Ernie K L Course . y EARNEST Hd 4 ,I BQ or . . His spar' 5 5 ggi' GRUBER 2781 Harrison Avenue Technicat ENr.i1GE1tCz Smaii but potent describes our Ernie Ning, wit and keen tongue have iett many ot ns gasping tor breath. Ernie is aiso quite a shortstop on one of the city's better haii ciubs and piays hasisethaii in the oii season. ' MARKE MARGARET GUBE Shorty - 'Jiii 'North Twenty-third Street Generai Course Piatcio: No rippie of unrest runs in the spirit of Margaret, who possesses firm heiieis ot her own and sticks to them. Con- geniaiity and good humor are desirahie quaiities we find in our amiabie irienti. Whiie in Camden High, Margaret enjoyed participating in sports and art work. GERTRUDE ELYLABETH C-UNBY Genie 822 South Eighth Street Generai Course Quin: Gertrutie's quiet manner and irienciiy disposition have marie us aii very proud to have known her. An accommodating miss, ahrays ready to piezise, she has won an important part in our estimation. Loads of success and happiness to you, C-ertiel AilADA HAMXLTON K'AIzada U21 South Ninth Street Generai Course Sirscersez By her quiet, serious ways, Aizada shows us that Siience is Goidenl' W e shaii miss her gentieness, which is accentuated by a smiie. Very rareiy do we 'rind such a combination ot sincerity and kindness, which account tor her many friends. GEORGE HAMKLTON Georgie i72i South Ninth Street Generai Course Lovin.: Georgie's interest tends toward music, and he has proved it by participating in the Chorai Ciub anti Giee Ciub. He is ioyai in iriendship and quiet, but possesses characteristics ' abie him to hurdie any obstacie in iiie. that wiii en an- nDaTn DARLKNE. LEE HAMMETT 760 North Twenty-seventh Street Coiiege Course Xfrvscious: W ith biue eyes sparkiing and a soft iaugh, Dariine wiii teii you her hobby is singing and piaying the piano. in schooi her attainrnents have been witnessed in WiidBower, Gon- doiiersj' and Rose Marie? a chorister with a coiorfui per- sonaiity. DOROTHY SANE HAMPTON 'fDottie 339 Erie Street Coiiege Course Suxrsr: in face, voice, and actions, Dorothy is so very bright and cheerfui that everyone enjoys her company. She is an out- standing student and an ardent supporter of extra-cnrricuiar activities. Her independent nature, we are certain, wiii insure her of a successfni scientific career. DONALD RUSSELL HARL Don 903 'North Fifth Street Generai Course Fmrnrutz Don is recognhed around schooi by the ioyfui and happy iooia on his face aii of the time. His company is aiways appreciated because he is aiways in such high spirits. His main interest in iife is taking and deveioping pictures. V . , nl HAZEL L. HARGKS K'Ha1.el . ii-1 South Thirty-second Street Coiiege Course If Gvcxctous: With a iyric voice and a sweet disposition Hazei has ' f' made a iasting impression on us ah. For four years she has ' . faithfuiiy given her time to rnusicai events in our scbooi. in the future HaLei's spontaneous personaiity wiii be reserved exciusiveiy for patients. Aren't you sorry? SHN-LEX M. HEASMAN Shirley i221 Haddon Avenue Coiiege Course Goop Nnunn: Shiriey makes a perfect friend, for her good nature and genial attitude combine to give her that interesting per- sonaiity we ah admire. Her iong, biack, shining tresses are catch your eye as she scampers down the hah. SUR! LO Sl1akey Bill SHHKLEY MARCiA HOEZMAN i236 Langham Avenue Coiiege Course EASY Goins: Here is one giri you can reaiiy caii Smiiey. As good natured as they come, she never has a cross word or thought for anyone and is a weicome member oi any dass or gather- ing. Aithongh Shiriey is ahvays smiiing, she takes her schooi work seriousiy. . W if P K CHARLES S. HOPKE, SE. Hop i0-10 North Twenty-second Street Coiiege Course XVELL Listen: Hop's coiiggeniai yet reserved manner has acquired for him many friends who admire him for his sincerity and sound iudgment. Camden High athietics have profited by his stay here, for Hop has ient his abiiity as a varsity member ot both the soccer and the track teams. WXLLXAM E. HYLAND , l N55 Beiieview Avenue Coiiege Course Artisan.: Uniike Ferdinand, whenever green is waved betore his eyes, YJiii's irish heart does tricks. His spiendid work in the mnsicai ciubs, and as Yresitient oi thc Student Government, together with his magnetic personaiity, have made him a favorite ot teachers and a iriend to us ah. USANi0 iEZ.Zi '1I1.1.i 2X5 Mt. Vernon Street Coiiege Course New: Usanio has been a great aid in iightening our cares and in making our schooi work seem more pieasant. His power oi being a smooth taiker wiii make him reach the heights oi success. W e hope that this prophecy comes true. EARL T. HKETON, XR. Earl S25 North Sixth Street Technicai Course Smssiisix.: Eari is a boy ot whom his iriends and teachers think a great dead. His side iine is dishing out sodas behind a fountain. For the past two years his taients have aided in the Rui production oi the schooi piays. success UBOW, ROBERT XACOBY 539 Fountain Avenue Technicai Course METTCULOUSZ Bob. is a quiet person who can be recognized by his iight red hair. He has aiready distinguished himseii as an amateur photographer. Yhotography wiii, in aii probabiiity, ' ears to come, tor he hopes to make be his hobby in the y engineering his iite work. EDTTH ELEANOR jAMES Edie 956 jetierson Avenue Generai Course jovrm.: There's never a duii moment when E.dith's around. To those that aren't weii acquainted with her, Edith seems a quiet iassie, but reaiiy she's iuii ot iun when you get her started. Troubie is soon downed by her good humor. ARTHUR j0NE.S Art 924 South Ninth Street Generai Course Suaviaz As a poie vauiter, Art is an expert. His grace in this ieat is especiaiiy outstanding. We shaii remember Art's Esquire 3 taste in ciothes as weii as his superb dancing. By the way, A' he reaiiy has an enviabie way with the weaker sex. BLTZABETH R. SONES Betty 2751 Saunders Street Coiiege Course Arrcerronmez Betty has made many a dun dass iess duh tor her neighbor by her pieasant humor. Since she has piayed varsity ii ior three years, we know that she can hit the bali d no outs ior her. baseba on the head, and the game hoi s Vanity Willy WTLLTAM RAUYFMAN 144i Beiieview Avenue General Course SQRAPPY: Whenever the boys oi C.H.S. gather, Varsity Wiiiy is in the crowd. Heh aiways be iound where good ieiiows are ot his winning ways and infectious grin. Di Tono how Biii brought him t 1:15 ' because ' 'ii never target L ot Vineiand wi ' earth in '58. Carrot Top NORMA KRIS REATS 1596 Kaighn Avenue Coiiege Course Dmtuacz Ah the worid's a stage for Norma. She represents one ot its rnost striking characters. She wiii iong he remembered for her poise and personaiity in the fteid of dramatics. Carro Top aiso gave her fuii support to the 'Turpie and Goid Business Staff. EVELYN RENNAMON Babe B19 Wainut Street Generai Course Prints: Good things come in smaii packages rightiy describes Eveiyn. We know that she possesses a charming manner and very spariciing wit even though she appears very quiet. She is demure and thoughtfui, and in aii ways esirabie com- panion. CHARLOTTE RKLLE. Pudgy 2922 High Street Generai Course LWABLE: Chariotte has such a charming and cheerfui disposition that one may caii her everyhody's friend. She was a mem- ber of the Reading Ciub and active in the Art Caiendar Saie. Fun-ioving Yudgy wiii he remembered for her humorous ideas and ways of making iife cheerfui. iSABEL B. RIRKLEY UI. B. K. 3165 Tuckahoe Road Coiiege Course inncrenoenrz imagination, inteiiigence, and foresight are isabei's characteristics. As a budding iournaiist isabei has appiied her genius to the Record. As an athiete fsahei has been a vaiuahie member of the soccer and haskethaii teams. IOHN W. KYYLAS Johnny 1249 Atiantic Avenue Generai Course Quim: Strong and siient is this industrious fad. He is ever ready with a carefree smiie. johnny's manner has won him many friends, and he is a favorite with everybody. intra-murai as his favorite sport and activity. baskethaii w LXLLK AN RLEXN hn Avenue U Lil., Course iiy 'c voung miss who may usua SUCCESS OH Coiiege M5 Kaig Euri-iusrasrrc: Lihian is that energen 1 he found hurrying about the Record oifice. Her . the Business Stair oi the Record is due iargeiy to her ahiiity ' tiou. Her unexceiied saiesnranship shouid aid her in 3K COHNCTSH ' ' the worid. seiiing roy to UNMHYH IN! Generai Course NATHAN W. RLY. r 1262 Renwood Avenue Usqueucnasrez W ith undaunted courage and determination Nutty ied our spirited 1940 Basicethaii Team to the compietion oi son. His skiii on the court eoupied with his 'rn the hero oi aii C.H.S. winner. a successtui h' rst sea for victory made hi Nutty, y0u're sure to be a fierce t i rooters. Keep on fighting, . nHenn 'ER Technieai Course HENRY RNAL ' ie depended i CMM: Hen i to im Avenue can aiways 1 'n the 674 Mt. Ephra ' ciass who ' ' intereSted i ne boy in the He is greatiy organizations s o take things caimiy. . 1 participates in severai E hoth the eiass and upon weiiare oi the ciass ant founded for the good o th at have been the school. MEM, Course ROTHEA RN OX Generai n ELVA DO 2592 Baird Bouievard ' temper and sweet disposition have io g 4 iendid quaiities as a ' ' nd Eiva's even She possesses sp both enyoys a Urssssumzvcz been the envy ot many. ate. We hear that Riva ' urtesy and grace portray iriem ' fine art o 1 and eiassm E dancing. C0 exceis in the OUT Eiv a . STANLEY SOHN ROWALSRX Stan 1470 South Tenth Street Coiiege Course Sr-must Stan has an outward appearance oi dignity which faiis to hide a spatrkiing humor and a teasing spirit. Since Stan has become a dyed in the wooi iitterbug, his Ford V8 has been nt use, but this dcyeSu't aiiect his enviabie sehoiarship in eonsta .. Al.. ALFRED W. KOZAK i262 Sheridan Street Technical Course AClOUS2 While Al's dependability and intellectual powers have he due respect of teachers, his ability as an actor, dl character have brought him 'dent, so capahly Sao brought him t orator, and his amiable, frien y the admiration of the class, which he, as presr Yf Bri TED KRYZA Ted l489 South Tenth Street College Course Fnrwutrz Ted has many friends, especially in the feminine sec- tion, among our classmates. His personality has drawn him into activities, many and varied. His presence is considered to be an influential factor in any organization. His friendly attitude and good conversation are to be commended. LORDlNE. THERESA ll-YJXK Den-nie ix l'2l6 Whitman Avenue General Course ' RESEY-vrD: Lordine's unalfected manner and unassuming ways have endeared her to many. The ability she exhibited in practical arts is unsurpassable. Her popularity has won her the position of Home Room leader in her sophomore year. Her athletic ability was displayed by her participation in baseball. ROBEY-TA KUECHLER Bobby 2802 Federal Street College Course Oomru Gin: hong Page-boy bob: an indescribable strideg a flash- ing smilefand there you have Roberta. Bobby has a flair for iournalism that should make her go far in this field. Here's hopingl Bobby also leads in social fields, as was shown by being a member of the junior Prom Committee. SOHN KURYHS Toa'r 2957 Tucltahoe Road General Course !0VlALZ Toar is the fellow who frequently sends his classmates into fits of laughter with his humorous remarks. Although his teachers are not always appreciative of 'l'oar's iolly nature, his friends are always eager to hear more of his witty sayings re not often disappointed. and they a IANET LEACH Jan 624 Baiiey Street Coiiege Course Errrartvrgscrtnrz janet is usuaiiy just bubbiing over with enthusiasm and excitement. She does, however, have a good head for business, as dispiayed by. her exceiient management oi the advertising section oi our schooi pubiications. A truer, more sincere friend wouid be impossibie to find. GLADYS MARCIA LEADER Dada 460 Kaighn Avenue Coiiege Course KNDEPENDENTZ Dodo has more than heid her own during her iour years here at Camden High. She knows just what she wants and gets it in a nice way. Among her activities are inciuded Record Business Stati work and iending her soprano voice to the Giee Ciub. WXLLXAM E. LEONE Bill i06 North Twenty-third Street Generai Course Unassurvtmoz Biii can best be described as an outstanding center on the gridiron with pienty oi stamina and vitaiity. Besides being athietic, he has demonstrated his generai abiiity by eifxcientiy managing the subscription department oi the Purpie and Goidf' NLE. LODC-EK Jule 1409 Rose Street Generai Course CLASSY: juie is without a doubt the sharpest dresser in C.H,S. With his keen wit and sense oi humor he has become a iavorite oi both teachers and students aiilse. He has aiways rated ior his knowiedge oi swing and iive. ANNA HARRXEIY LOOMXS Anne X09 North Eighth Street Cohege Course Dic-Nirirn: When Anne gets interested in something, she reaiiy gives it ah her attention, both mentahy and physicahy. Remem- ber her very expressive eyebrows and her gesticuiating hands? Anne knows what's what and wiii be abie to beat the dipio- mats at their own game when she is in the dipiomatic service. .. Nicky, NXCHOLAS LOZUKE 2207 South Tenth Street Technical Course Ccevmz A quiet, mischievous Eellow who possesses a sense oi humor all his own. ln his nonchalant manner he has done good school work with apparently little eifort. Best oi luck for a great iuture, Nick. You've got what it Lakes. WlLLlAM MAY-CONl Bill 4l0 Cherry Street General Course Quicrz Bill is generally silent except when he is with his pals. Because oi his shyness and bashiulness he is rarely seen or heard around school, but remember that still water runs deep. Perhaps Bill has that certain something that will take him to the top. SOSEYH MARTlN Joe l2Bl Sheridan Street Technical Course Aumxrmaccz joe's proficiency in the broad field oi athletics, his honorable character, and truly modest nature have made him a brilliant constellation in the heavens oi our admiration. As a flaming torch, his praiseworthy accomplishments gleam as an example oi unsurpassable youth. RUSSELL F.. MATTSON Russ 333 North Thirty-eighth Street General Course CHr,ErtFULz A fine record in track constitutes Russell's niche in school athletics. He is also familiar with soccer, having played on the varsity team. He will be remembered for his con- genial attitude toward his classmates. His iriendship is cher- ished by all who know him. ROLAND H. MAURER Rally l44l Kaighn Avenue Technical Course Huwlortous: He speaks oi the ridiculous to the sublime. Rolly has shown his dramatic ability in the Christmas Play as king He shines in the technical field as shown in the Chemistry and Slide Rule Clubs. ln the winter time, he is seen glidin nd. around the po ETHEL ELHABETH MCFADDEN Michey l207 North Twenty-seventh Street General Course ' ' ' it n we Beormnzz Her hair-do being quite diilerent every so o e , wonder ii Ethel has beauty culture aspirations. lts been a ' ' her clique, real pleasure this past tour years to see her in quite outstanding because oi her attractive grin, blond tresses, and open manner. .. Em., EMMA l.OUlSA MclLlSSON 2806 Cramer Street General Course L viuo Em's good nature makes her desirable company Yun o z wherever she goes. Her twinkling eyes and ready wit will long ' ' t h more cultural be remembered. A firm appreciation o t e aspects oi liie is also possessed by Em, who enioys both art and good music. OHRUM E. MCLEOD Og 55l Grant Street General Course Arnuzrrcz His chief pleasure is derived h-om that old pigslcin. I-le lived up to all the rules and was a good sport. We'll remem- ber him as a nonchalant, fun-loving pal. He was always easy to get along with. Good luck for a swell future in the game oi lite. ELWOOD MCMORROW Mac 550 Trenton Avenue Technical Course ' l d who is considered the best CArAr.FrtEF.1 Mac is the easy-going a natured boy in the class. Full ot pep, congenial, and pleasant ' ' . surrounded by a host oi pals. to converse with, he is always He is to be recommended lor his cooperation in various school activities. 1. Chap. CHARLES MElD'l' 'l2l'Z River Avenue Chal is one oi the most dependable students to be College Course Derrrlnaarmz iound. His marks are the envy ot many persons and he is S' e his ambition lwa s willing to help troubled classmates. inc ed 3 Y is to become a doctor, the field oi medicine should be prepar for great advances. Duke SAMES RANDOLPH MERRELL 2824 Hayes Avenue Technical Course Couvaurromt: Quiet, but keen in his ways, Duke has earned ior himself many friendships among his classmates. So tar this ' chap has not varied from a resolute, coniorming he initiative to assert himseli at the A so i e. However right time. amicable lf , he has t v' A s :1Ma1ge.n ANE MERRELL General Course secre- MARGARET j 2824 Hayes Avenue curcsr: This was the title won by Marge, our popular class ' tary. Yert and tull of Kun, she is often the cynosure oi admir- ing eyes. Her sunny disposition has added icy to many scho0l activitiesg her twinkling toes have graced many dance floors. X N ..Andyn General Course MlHALElL we clon't ANDREW ' haps of whom ' his own Street ose quiet c tant cog in vous ll3 State ' one oi th ' ery impor ' his rnischie Andy is who is a v 'lie him for Amicmtcx much but ' anions li hear very circle oi friends. His cornp spirit and his never-fading smile. TCHELL Sylvia General Course YLVlA CAROLYN Ml ' that has won her ear, S rl Avenue ersonahty ' er senior y l2 Woodlan a pleasant p leader in h her share 7 z Sylvia has Home Room ' ' lvia has done tl PROGRESSKVE many friends. As a she has shown enthusiastic ability. Sy tor the Purple and Gold by way oi the literary sta . ujoen Technical Course H o Moon, 511. and meet joe, j0SEY . 63l State Street Amsmous: We open the volume oi school friends the athletic genius oi the tennis court. He has gained a host oi friends through his participation in the band, Glee Club and other clubs. Yet his pleasing personality is one oi his most important attributes. WlLLlAM Yl1EDElllClC MOOR Bill 65l State Street Technieal Course Cfmmoz We look farther in the volume and meet Bill, the wizard ot the tennis court who makes a smashing hit with everyone. He is musical too, shown hy his cooperation in the hand and the operettas. Bill adds to school lite what dessert adds to the meal. SACQUEUNE K. MOORE jacquie N69 North Common Road College Course Ortrormttz Behind jacquie's smiling lace there lurks much wisdom. Her philosophy is capable ot rivaling that oi the great Con- tucius. Although a true athlete, jaequie enioys reading poetry and even writes some lovely verse herself. jacquie's originality and clever ideas are most refreshing. MARTHA BERNADETTE MllOC'LlLOWSlQl Marty l'2'2l Chase Street College Course Sremrasrz Martha is not only an accomplished musician but also an outstanding athlete and an excellent scholar. She may he relied upon to make a good ioh oi anything she attempts. You will rarely lind a more conscientious and loyal friend than Marty. JAMES yossrn Mutucan, ire Jem 925 Vine Street General Course ABLE: jim has shown his ability in both intra-mural athletics and salesmanship. His untiring etlorts in behalf ot our school rnagalinc have earned him the respect and appreciation oi all ot his schoolmates. His friendship tor one and all has made him a popular student. BARBARA RUTH NASH Babs 532 S0uth Eighth Street General Course Vivaciousz A cheery, ever-praent smile enhances the teatures oi this lively 'jitterbugi' Our very talented Babs has decorated not only the school by her presence hut also the Record by her art. Bahs may be iound instilling school spirit in the hearts oi wayward students. ul-Aenn Coiiege Course LEONARD NASIELSKX 1607 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Goon-Narurmeuz Who can ever forget those bright eyes of hen? His pieasant smiie and good nature have won him the friend- ship and esteem of aii the june Ciass of i940. hits of iuck to a good friend and ciassmate May you succeed in your ambitions! s DEANNE MARXE NKCKELSON Jeannie 5006 Carman Street Generai Course DMNTY: jean's meiodious speaking voice and fine emotionai taient have attracted about her a iarge audience which comes oniy to appiaud her grand performances and marvei at her grace and beauty. Truiy, she's an actress, for she has made us forget ourseives. DOROTHY Ni. O'BRiY.N 'iDolly 231 Thirty-fourth Street Generai Course Qumr: Doiiy is one of the most reserved, but aiso one of the prettiest giris in our ciass. Her pieasant voice and iiveiy interest in dancing were dispiayed in the Giris' Giee Ciub and Dancing Ciuh. We wager many patients wiii request, Nurse 0'Brien, pieasei ELLIOT OBUS Murph H98 Haddon Avenue Generai Course Courmorsous: The stoutness of Murph's heart has been proven to aii by his victorious battle with iiiness. Even through those gioomy moments of his iife he consoied those near him. His wit and pieasant manner have ieveied many humps in the road of iife for his many friends. MATXLDA O'DONNELL Matilda 683 Woodiand Avenue C-enerai Course hmusrxrous: She is the very essence of caim dignity and quiet reserve. A ioyai and true friend, she takes her work seriousiy and is aiways prompt, neat, and weii prepared in her lessons Her persistent, industrious manner wiii sureiy mark for her E' eat future. I 1 uyohmwu Coiiege Course jOHN OWLANE 1053 North Thirty-iourth Street Siturauoz An infectious irish grin and a iikabie personality have made johnny a pai of ours. When he ambies down the hah, s reads a bit oi sunshine. johnny's good nature has become ne, we beiieve, has ever seen him angry. he p a iegend, tor no o 411081, Generai Course jOSEYH OLENKCK i9H South Seventh Street Vaasarrtaz He's a capabie trackman and an ah-around sport en- thusiast. Besides sports, joe has definite creative abihty. He writes amusing poems and deveiops and enlarges his own 'ctures. Ask to see his work sometimeg you'ii have ampie ' tes ioveiy things. pi pro0i he apprecia OLW ER usandyu Generai Course debonair He EVERETT H. 2579 Baird Bouievard Dasnmc-1 Besides possessing, personaiity pius and a gay manner our ciass Rhett Butier is witty and enthusiastic. has what it takes to get aiong, in this worid ot ours. We'h never forget our handsome drummer boy who became king in the Gondoiiers. SXNK .flimup Generai Course man As N- EMMA OR . 258 Chestnut Street N' Tanicxrxvez Emma promises herseii to be a career wo . mber of the Record Business Staff tor two years, Em ' ieadership. Swimming is reaiiy Emma's each your goai, Em. H13 ' a me has shown abihty in ior activity. We ah hope you r ' Small Fry Course Generai ELORKS PAGAN ed by brown BETTY D ' - ond Street s is enhanc ' he has a Thirty sec 'ice sweetnes ischiei. S nny 140 North e, chiid-h ' irrors oi m ss. Her su tty's demur impish m ntai aiertne make her Yrmrr-2: Be eyes that sparkie iike ciever way oi speaking, reveaiing me disposition, vitaiity, and potent aiiveness combine to ing person. 3 truiy charm nnonn DON YALBSB 1462 Wildwood Avenue College Course Forums: Although Don particularly distinguished himself as Purple and Gold Business Manager in his senior year, his s have long known him to be a great fellow. He t is especially adept at making sincere classmate does many things well bu and ' ' nds. lasting Erie W lLL1AM l'59l Bair d Avenue Qurerz Bill is the him. Bill General Course w. PALMER ' 'ked by all quiet type oi individual who is lr Conservatism being the prevailing note oi his o stir, but the sincerity and tenacity dertaking ar certainly who know activity, he creates n ' himself to any un every with which he commendable. applies lr Terwyr Cvllege Course THBRBSA YANETTA r an excellent 'jitter- ill be l200 Van Hook s Street vitality and sparkle make he thusiastic baseball player. She w in her senior year, in le and Yevrvz Terry' bug as well as an en remembered as Home Room leader addition to being an ambitious worker on the l'urp Gold Business Staii. Bob N College Course Y ATT ERSO d's ovsition. ROBERT F. ' Avenue ' pleasant and even r p lways has a good l l l69 Princess ' lar ior his cause he a 'ng oi scho0 Bob is popu for all be the showr PLEASANT: e example ' leader in He sets a fin e. He is a 'ts closely. tor everyon l the athleti word ' ' d follows al Splfll 30 joe Pet General Course YETROCELLA punfthat's jOSE.PH but always a ared him e Street 3 GTC, have ende bered 5ll Spruc orry, never oi person be remem Neve! a w 't and charm He'll always thario type SMOOTH: joe. His ready wi ' ' nds and classmates. ' rather the dark LO ' haracteristic. all his irre w joe is shines this c to as a regular iello . ' d nature always out but his go0 C f 4 UDOHYU CAROLXNE. PFEYFER Generai Course i022 Monitor Road Rr.r.rArsm-1: Everyone wiii no doubt have pieasant memories oi Doiiy as one oi the earnestiy accompiished trumpeteers. Com- mendabie in ah activities she undertakes, we know Carohne wiii reach her goai. Her aim is to become an efficient nurse. May your career arrive at a happy destination! Vicki VXCTORXA ELVERA YXSANO Generai Course 925 South Fourth Street DEPENDABLE: 'Neath her quiet ioveiiness Vicki is a sincere friend. She comes and goes in her unassuming way, a true pai to aii diast and reiiabie, she succeeded in ' iiie's who reaiiy know her. Stea d we know she wiii make good in her her schooi work an work. URSULA SCAN PIZZUTO Urs 45 Mariton Avenue Coiiege Course Przrrrez Urs has the qnaiities that make a deiightiui companion. Her iaughter is invigorating in its careiree, sincere quaiity. She has worked weii on the Purpie and Goid Business Staff and enjoyed it so much that she has decided to enter the advertising fieid aiter high schooi. HELEN V. R. YODURGXEL Purge X256 Liberty Street Coiiege Course Drivwrtrlz Serene and gracious oi manner is Heien. She possesses a distinct, quaint charm. Neat and weii-dressed, Heien is a pieasant, iikabie ciassmate. She has done good work con- sistentiy, and her activities prove she is rersatiie as weii. Stay as sweet as you are. jAMES PONT Jimmie U60 Haddon Avenue Generai Course Gooo-NATURLD: There are some peopie who seem to spread cheer wherever they go and jimmy is one oi them. He wiii iong b us ior his cheeriui smiie and ready wit ieariess bo0ter. he remembered y but the soccer field as a to his opponents on 1-Dany, DOROTHY YOXVELL 1896 River Avenue Generai Course Fizrrzunrxz Siight in buiid but big in nature is a thumbnaii de- scription oi Dotty. You are compieteiy won over to her side by her quiet gestures and unassuming, kindiy smiie. A neat, t ip iittie person, Dotty handies ah her assignments with equai neatness and iorethought. SAMUEL i. PRKCE. Sam 544 Kaighn Avenue C-enerai Course LutABr.r.1 Easy-going and good-natured at ah times, Sam has been a favorite member ot our ciass throughout his high schooi career. He is aiways ready to iend his aid to aii oi his iriends and has established himseii in their hearts. He is never Sound without the ready smiie which has won so many iriends tor him. DAVID YYPER Dave 5204 Aiabama Road Technicai Course Quicr: Dave is the ieiiow who amazed aii the coaches by his great soccer abiiity during his iast two years. Very iew students in the schooi know him as an enemy. Dave is a very bashiui boy in the presence oi giris. DEWEX j. RAC-ONE. Admiral 6M Pine Street Coiiege Course REGULAR! No matter how far we may go in this worid, we shaii never find a truer friend than AdmiraY' Dewey. His con- scientiousness in ciass, and his humor out of ciass, earned him the reputation of being a reguiar ieiiow. MORTON HOWARD RAPYAPORT Rapp 2557 Baird Bouievard Generai Course AracurvtcNrr.rrvc1 A rugged individuaiist, Rapp is firm in his con- victions. li an abiiity to stick to one's own ideas has anything to do with success, he'ii not be the one to iaii. His interests ward music, as he has participated in our band, Syn- tend tot copators, and orchestra. Aubrey AUBRFX CHlLD REED SiS York Street Technical Course Suivez Aubrey is the handsome, well-learned fellow who can usually be found in the midst oi a group ot ieminine admirers. Aubreys aspiration is to run a dairy farm oi his own, and we wish him the greatest success in this undertaking. uldeen LEON A. REYNOLDS, jll. 58 Leonard Avenue Technical Course Nouct-rAr.ANr: Voted the handsomest oi his class with reason as you can see, he has been a iamiliar figure to everyone on our campus Lee's pleasing personality is one oi his most important attributes. His congenial attitude will undoubtedly be his guide to future success. H-yay Boy., jAY WAN l'LlCHlELSON V265 Magnolia Avenue Technical Course Yiueisurxz jay is a boy who is more on the quiet side. His first three years here were spent taithtully as football manager. The students have shown what they think oi jay by electing him Technical Science Club. P resident oi the .rcappyn ' ' ww ARD l04l Diamond Street General Course O u - SMAr.r. Bur Micr-nr: Camden High is proud to otler to the basket- I- 'X ball team of tomorrow, Cappy Roman, the greatest little basketeer this side ot the Broadwood. This boy Roman has a way ot breaking into everybody's heart. Why, didn't you i vorite oi us all? in 1 . . know, he's the a ROM AN HYMAN ROSEN H'ymie M39 Belleview Avenue General Course PaAc11cm.: As a manager Hymie's abilities have made him an t to our athletic division. He good-naturedly takes a lot him well liked as a regular Eellow. No 'cal ability to be a 3556 ot ragging, making doubt he will continue with his practr ol liie's aiiairs. successful manager Bobbie BARBARA B. ROSBNFBLD 1455 Ormond Avenue Coxxege Comme CLAssrcAr.: Barbara beiieves in reaping aii possibie benefits from her education. Aithough a good student, absorbed in her work, Bobbie finds tirne to devote herseit to extra-curricuiar activities. She has worked on the Yurpie and Goid' Business ' Committee, and the Lost and Found. Stafi. the Lunchtime ' 'mf' , ULOHU Course LOUXS ROSBNHYAM 2800 Stevens Street Coiiege SAGE: Louis is the deep, siient type with pienty to say when he doei speak. You can weii irnagine what he iikes to do: read fwritefas iiiustrated by his work on the Record Literary Staff, and an occasionai garne oi checkers. Hats 05 to an i in teiiectuai Eeiiow. Connie TA SACCHETTK Generai Course CONCET 19M Kossuth Street Cmmivtiuoa Connie is a periect iady who is attractive and soit spoken. The charm oi her presence is ieit wherever she goes. Connie wiii be a vaiuabie asset to any group and wiii aiways remain as a friend we treasure. UAPPIZ.. RUTH SAYRAN M22 Kenwood Avenue Cohege Course Drouirieuz Appie possesses hands which are both beautiiui and useiui. She has the reputation oi being one oi the best dressed and neatest giris in our ciass. Appie has ardentiy participated in sports and is a hard-working rnernber oi the Yurpie and Gold Business Staif. iisatu HARVEY SATENSTEAN X701 Park Bouievard Coiiege Course Cfttmr-List A cornpetent student oi iiterature who so kindiy con- tributed his taients to the Record, Harvey has traveied abroad to enhance his education and we wish hirn continued success in iurther study. His confidence and discretion wiii urge him on to higher ambitions. me ,sa- fwr wtf sew Loretta L-ORETTA ANNE SCHOELER 3065 Tuckahoe Road Coiiege Course PEPPY: Loretta possesses that taii, siim figure of which anyone may be proud. Her iikabie manner and keen humor have won her a great number ot Eriends, Loretta has shown marked athletic ' ' ' hree sports, numeiyz basebaii, basketbaii, and soccer. abihty in t Herb HERBERT 1. SCHOELLKOPF, jk. 109 South Twenty-seventh Street Generai Course Awncmsuzz With his hne business nature Herb shouid be abie to put a new and successfui twist in that certain trade. At the present, however, he is more interested in sports, being on the and managing and piaying on two trium- varsity track team ' dent basketbaii teams. phant indepen Dress DRESSLER T. SCOTT ZSX4 Saunders Street General Course GENTLE: Dressier has a quiet manner, but we who know her know that she possesses aii the fine quahties ot a ioveiy giri. Her iriendiy srniie has won her many admirers. We know that her pensive moods usuahy conceai gay thoughts. UDOF, Course DOROTHY SEGAL T327 Princess Avenue Coiiege Huxwtonous: Dot has acquired for herseit a host ot friends because her charming personaiity and her abiiity to teii jokes. Dot is quite an ethcient business woman. Her abiiity was dispiayed by her work on both the Record and Purpie and C-oid Business Starts. Rmb Course REUBEN SHANE 1488 Kenwood Avenue Cohege CALM: Reub never gets excited. Because oi this and because he as proven to be a worthy triend, he wiii not easiiy be tor gotten by his tehow ciassmates. His inteiiigence and his caim ness wiii undoubtedly carry hini on the road to success. Duhie MAURXCE R. SHAW 1478 Yrincess Avenue Coiiege Course Eurearpnwen Exrimoaoiuaavz For a iong, iong time, when we think of spring piays, we'ii think of Maurice, the howiing success of Wiidfiower, Gondoiiers, and Rose Marie. His versatiiity is proven by his work in Puhiic Speaking Yreiiminaries and as Santa Ciaus. Good iuck to a go0d actori NORMAN SHERMAN Graeme 1248 Empire Avenue Generai Course Efrutviasceurz Theres never a duii moment when Greenie's around, for Mrs. Sherman's iittie boy, Norman, is a very iive wire. He is known as a set shot expert on the baskethaii fioor. Greenie has a great many friends, for he is the kind of feiiow one can't heip iiking. SOSEYH C. SXMYSON, Hi Joe 618 North Fourth Street Generai Course CAREFREE.: Everyone who knows joe is weii acquainted with a broad srniie. He is a feiiow who never has a care in the worid and is aiways wiiiing to heip others forget theirs. He wiii un- doubtediy do his part in making the worid safe for happiness. YOLANDA SXNKSCALKI YoIi 797 Line Street Generai Course Tvzavsicnoamuz Yoh is a dancing shape and an image gay. She has made many friends with her fun-ioving and pieasing personaiity. She is vaiued as a dancing partner who is attrac- tive and gay. Yoh was a true friend and an asset to the ciubs in which she participated. KAROL SKEDZELESK1 Shed X443 South Tenth Street Generai Course jovmr.: Sked's face has been the dwehing piace of smiies for so iong that frowns are not even given permission to visit. His appreciation of ciean fun and practicai iokes has made him h and every iester worth knowing. a friend to eac NDOCU SHXRLEY SKLAR 270i Westfieid Avenue Coiiege Course Cutruamz Yerhaps her interests in aimost anything make her an enioyabie companion, or perhaps her dependabiiity and wiii- ingness to heip others are the secret oi her charm, but regard- iess oi the soiution, Doc's readiness to work shouid bring her success in any iine oi iiie. PRUDENCE. ENELXNA SMYYH Prudy B27 Liberty Street Coiiege Course SMX!-XNGZ Prudence is the iittie iass whose smiie seems to win ah oi those who come in contact with her. Her pieasant dis- position and wiiiingness to heip wiii make us aii remember her as a very desirabie ciassmate. Happiness to you, Yrudyi NHLDKED SMOUNSXLK Mime 1499 Rose Street Coiiege Course CAREFREE: Mitzie is weii known and weii iiked because oi her care- tree manner and the smiie she has on her iace. The tact that she has been a member oi the junior Prom Committee and the Dancing Ciub shows her fondness for dancing. Q 4 WALTER W. SOCHACKK Walt 1 s 1449 South Ninth Street Coiiege Course . ,F Srmreoz Wait's tremendous success as a fine cheerieader has been X .' ' due to his enormous amount oi true schooi spirit and devoted , 1 ioyaity. The thought oi his beaming, pieasant smiie and gentie, iriendiy manner iorever brings memories ot a grand ieiiow. i. BENjAMiN SOYFER Ike 304 Kaighn Avenue Coiiege Course Efmursrz ike is one oi the most attabie persons in our ciass. He is composed and earnest at aii times. During his tour years at C.H.S. he has made many contributions, both as a student s a friend. and a GLORIA SPADEA Gloria 108 Elm Street College Course Awrrftrsrxz Gloria is proof that black curls and smiling dark eyes are still tops as far as Camden High boys are concerned. The fact that she has played varsity soccer proves that she hasn't spent all her time in the girls' lobby. VlCTOR M. SPRlNC-ER Vic 2975 Congress Road Technical Course Corsvrvrau Vids wit in class has made the most serious persons guffaw. Vids a fine student and good-natured friend. He has participated in the Glee Club and Rose Marie. 1-le's a con- firmed optimist whose cheery mood has uplifted us all. SARAH CRlSWELL STECR Sally 2982 Congress Road College Course Lavrsnora mo LACE: Combined with artistic ability, seasoned with a love for the great outdoors, altogether make Sally a perfect specimen of American girlhood. Her admiration is for the finer things. Her comely smile for us all is a welcome sight. With Sally beauty is more than skin deep. DORlS WRlG1-l'l' STEPLER Steppie B34 York Street College Course Vercsarrtrz Steppie will long be remembered as an outstanding student and an ardent supporter of extra-curricular activities. Her musical ability was displayed in the orchestrag her athletic ability on many varsity teams. Step's popularity has won her the position of President of the Girls' Athletic Association. ROSE STOC-LlN Stoggie l'2l0 Haddon Avenue College Course Couvmsxrrouausrz Look into the center of a group and there you'll see Rose having an animated conversation with her classmates. Besides being an athlete, Stoggie has done a great deal of work for the Record and Purple and Gold Business Staffs. X. ff 'X X THERESA TARASER Terry 2956 West Octagon Road College Course Sovntsrtcarcuz Terry has not only shown us what beauty can do with the stronger sex, but she has also shown tts what she can do with her artistic talentg she has been a member of the Record Art Staff and Calendar Staff for four years. LORRAlNlT. TlTUS Little Bit 2005 Arlington Street General Course SwEta1: Lorraine is always iolly and carefree. Her loyalty and school spirit were shown in attending all of the school sports. She possesses a charming manner and a humorous disposition, accounting for her popularity. Don't ever stop rolling those eyes, Lorraine, and stay as sweet as you are. NATHAN TROTENBERG Nate 2224 South Seventh Street General Course Nltscuicvous: Meet the capable business manager of our high school Y-ecord. He certainly appreciates a good iolce, and he frequently amused a certain class by his clever antics. Still he does good school work. He has our best wishes for a suc- cessful future. LEROY TUCKY-R Tucker l5l'7 Mt. Ephraim Avenue General Course MODEST: Equally at ease on a basketball court or a baseball field, is Leroy Tucker. He is rather modest, quite sincere, and well lilsed by coaches and friends. Manifest in his character are sportsmanship, honesty, and loyalty. You have our best wishes for future success. ANTHONY VAlTlS Long John i207 Princess Avenue General Course EASY-Gomez Tony is lanown by his friends for his happy-go-luclcy ways. His main activity in school was football, at which he gave the best he had toward the progress of the team. Camden High will long remember Tony's strength on the forward line. HDZH., ADELE WACNXK 924 Lansdowne Avenue Generai Course Yasrmrousz Poised ot manner, gracious and iadyiike, Deii aiways presents a neat and immacuiate appearance. Her fiawiess skin and weii-groomed hair are the envy oi us aii. We know ' nts wiii appreciate you, Deii. that your patie Chris CHRKS W AHL M45 Atiantic Road Coiiege Course ' attitude oi Chris has made him one ot our ' ,but thinks much. We hope t to do 1 The quiet says nothing t you attemp ' nd- Quw. 1 devoted friends. He that you wiii succeed in anything tha Chr be sure that you wiii aiways have our irie ship. is. You may Scatterbv Coiiege Co RALYH W ALKER 526 Trenton Avenue Scatterbrain has piacidiy stroiied his way through h an increasing amount oi tr boisterou years oi htg and a characteristic casuainess. raucous hut asserts hiinseii where it counts most. We him on his management oi the soccer team. HENRY WASSYNG 'nx. No aiu urse TnANQUu.: ' h schooi wit iends He is neither s nor commend ER Technicai iour Hsappo., Course one CHU i604 Norris Street ' hsoiuteiy, the originai Sphi 'ndicates a timid soui or a ' ' ,Sappo Sttmrz Henry is a detect whether his quiet manner t deep, pondering, spirit, but regardiess oi whichever it is stiii a go0d ieiiow. ATTS Genera iS ,.MMge,, i Course ARET 1. W ' i shion MARC- 3i50 South Atianta Road ' Camden High 5chooi's petite hours Mar httie a ge's attention the Dtwtmurive: Marge is piate par exceiience. During schooi been directed at various times toward service on ' Business Stati, the Christmas Piay Com Committee. has Yurpie and Goid' he Christmas Decorating mittee, and t MI-Ommyu THOMAS WDIAECZKLOWSKX i627 Norris Street Generai Course Enenc-eric: Here's the Uiittie man with the big name. Tornrnv's our staiwart center iorward on the varsitv soccer tearn. He's verv interested in athletics, having piaved intra-rnurai basket- baii and independent basebaii. He's a hustier and is noted tor his pep and vigor. HSOV, Coiiege Course SOL WHNBERG 450 Kaighn Avenue Dionrrnaoz Soi gives the impression ot being a huiwark or strength, strength which he wiii giadiv give to heip a ieiiow student. His characteristic dignity was discarded when he becarne the insane convict in the Yubiic Speaking Contest and began hunting buttons. Bill WKLUAM E.. WELCH 5X8 Benson Street Generai Course SVORTY: Business-iike Biii, whose cornrnendabie work as Student Governrnent usher wiii remain nnlorgotten, aiso possesses great artistic abiiitv which gained hini a post on the Record Art Stati. He aiso did his share on the 'Yurpie and Goid Busi- ness Staff. Ethel W ELSH Coiiege Course d endabie ETHEL H34 South Third Street Sincere: Ethei has been one ot the most steadv and ep persons in the senior ciass. During her tour years here she has made many friends because oi her quiet, congeniai manner and pieasing personaiitv. She is aiwavs ready to iend 21 heiping hand to anyone who needs it. GEORGE. WHYYE G60Tg6 1027 North Twenty-second Street Coiiege Course Rrimvanz Aiways quiet, ever heipiui characterizes this dignified ieiiow. George has rnaintained a good schoiastic standing and has aiways been wiiiing to heip his iess studious ciassrnates. artist oi sorne note and a Eorrnidabie checker toe He is aiso .an nstumpn ELVY THOMAS WILLXAMS, SR. 650 Locust Street Coiiege Course Gr,Nrr.m1.wr.Y: hi ah his actions, speech, and habit, Eivy is truiy a gentieman. His quiet, sedate manner and his uttermost patience is an assurance oi future success. To a fine schoiar ' rch as manners, we wish the best ot everything. in marks as i FRANK WOLYSON Frank V209 Locust Street Cohege Course Cmaenrutz Frank is weii noted for his abiiity to be cheeriui at aii times and seems aiways to have a iriendiy word and smiie ior everyone. Anyone who is acquainted with Frank knows him to be a fine teiiowfsincere and wiiiing. Q FRANK WOLL Frank -X B47 Syivan Street Generai Course . 'X F. STEADY: Frank used to spend his ieisure time in his own chem. iab., but recentiy he dismantied it. He is now equipping a workshop where he wiii do some woodworking. in the spring be deserts this inside hobby tor the track team, where he hoids his own. FXLOMENA M. ZAMYINO Fil 9i'2 Yeari Street Coiiege Course P51121 Eii has made many friends because ot ber congeniai manner and pieasing personaiity. Besides being a good student, Fii participated in many activities. Her athietic abiiity was demon- strated on many varsity teams. Yii wiii be remembered for her work as a member oi the Library Councii. NATHAN H. ZAUBE-R Nate 1059 Langham Avenue Generai Course Kiumxz Nate is the keeper oi the vauits oi woes and secrets. Aithough he himseit never compiains ot any cares, his kind, sympathetic nature and understanding have brought consoia- ny ot us. He is a true iriend in every respect. tion to ma MPM 1 XUL ZONIES 1844 Broadway Coiiege Course EMLNEST1 Exhibiting courtesy at aii times, Yaui is to be envied for his cheertui disoosition and even temper in trying moments. His ioyaity to the schooi has been demonstrated by the activi- ties he chose, nameiy: Student Government, Library Councii, Lunchtime Committee. and HONO R STUDENTS Alfred Kozak Nu ' . Leolflo D1Ma1-Lino 6 BOiCe Janet Leach Leatrice Bra D0 gel' D rothy O,Brien Lons Stepler Eglvtlgriiosenheim Colauuo ViCt0r S . Lillian Egger Richard Fri Walter Bgrkolyh , kordine Krzyk ski Ailfla Loomis B freda Bubnosk' Fafbara Nash 1 1'3.1'lC65 Elder 'lr H TRIBUTE We, the Class of 1940, pay tribute to a beloved classmate, Alfred Verderosa, who was suddenly taken from our midst in the fall of 1939. To all who knew him, he was a typical high school student, a scholar with an enviable scho- lastic record, a talented violinist, and ever-wil1- ing supporter of class activities, a serious sports' enthusiast, and a popular fellow student. He brought happiness and cheer to all around him. The memory of Al, our friend, will forever linger with us. CLASS MOTTO 'With malice toward noneg with charity for all. CLASS COLORS Red, White, and Blue CLASS FLOWER Red Rose CLASS OFFICERS President ALFRED KOZAK Vice-President JEAN FRANCIS Secretary MARGARET MERRELL Treasurer JOSEPH MARTIN ALEXANDER M. O ARS AW ARD in its hith year oi existence the Aiea- ancier M. Oaks award has taken a stiii higher position on the pedestai oi honor and remains as a peak to which a young, man must ascend heiore being, recog- nized as a most worthy eiaampie oi character and youth. Each year in the upper ciass assembiy he date oi yanuary sixth, the teci award 9 R '. k E nearest to t ks, this cove M. i sea? birthday oi Mr. Oa is presented in memory oi Aiexander Oaks to the senior boy who best exem- piihes the personaiity, character, and x 5 interests oi the Aii-American boy. pl . is ' ggfigwf This year, on its Eiith presentation, . gh' A 3 Ewe iodges, who are iarniiiar with Mr. Oaks' standard oi the icieai boy, ini- sf hiied the desire oi the entire student body in choosing joseph Martin as the member oi our ciass who best coniorms to the high ideais oi a youthtui citizen and true gentieman. MA.: GN. UH Most P01111 lar Boy josrvn NIARTIN Most Popular Girl JEAN FR XNCI9 Mast Dignified Boy ALERED Kozuc Most Dignifed Girl SHIRLEY SRLAR C lass Artist BARBARA NASH Most Studious Boy ALFRED KozAR Most Studious Girl SHIRLEY SRLAR Class Actor ARTHUR FIGHTER Class Actress JEANNE NICKIZLSON YVHO'S Handsamcst Boy LEON REYNOLDS Prettiast Girl DOREI-TN FESSLER Best Natured Boy EI.wo0n NICNIORROWV Best Natured Girl H,'XZEL H.ARGIS Class Orator ARTHUR FICHTER Class Musician, Boy XVILLIAM HYLAND Class Musician, Girl DoRIs STEPLER Most Versatile Boy JOSEPH MARTIN Most Versatile Girl Doms STEPLER YVHO Culrsl Boy WII.LIAxr HYLAND Cutest Girl M xRraARET XII-'RRELL Most Dependalzle Boy ALFRED KOZAK Most Dependable Girl SARAH STECK Class Confucius GEORGE GELERNT Class Athlete, Boy JOSEPH MARTIN Class Athlete, Girl JACQUELINE lWOORE Did Mon fm c. H. s. josEI-H MARTIN Did C. H. S. for Mo GEORGE ECKHARDT Class Rhett Butler EVITRIETT OLIN'ER Class Scarlett O'Hara XlIRfIIYIA BUCKMAN Class optimist HAZEL H.'XRGIS Class Pessim ist IS,-XBEL KIRKLEY Oomph Girl ROEERTA KUECHLER Wittiest Boy NORAIAN SHERMAN Wittiest Girl FRANCES ELDER Most Likely to Succeed Boy ALFRED Kozfuc st Most Likely to Succeed Gzrl JEAN FRANCIS i i I 1 7 . Q , X 'I' NM . ,iff It has been said that equal rights, equal opportunities, and equal participation in the affairs of a government do much to strengthen a nation. The value of this statement has been realized in Camden High School where all are privileged to take part in the numerous activ- ities, either cultural or athletic. The various music, art, or literary clubs, and the athletic teams have added much to the all-around edu- cation of the students, and the benehts derived from them have proven valuable in the past and will continue to do so in the future. 'r m 'rf' V q0nPv,m,y9.uM 'Y w I it fr 5 r' 6 Editor .... Ex-ngifio .. flssocirzle Edztm Plmtogmjzlzms .... ..... R obert Jacoby and M M 'TQ3' 5' - ' Q awww Arthur Fichter Alfred Kozak Ellen Carleen aurice R. Shaw The Literary Staff wishes to thank XVilliarn Hyland for his inspiration and the ellort he spent in making our book a success. ? 1 2 faimfft Leone Botce Robert Caputi Ruth Cainer Edu 1n Creager Nuncio D1M3TK1HO Lillian Essig Arthur Fichter Doiothv Hampton Charles Hopke XVill1am Hyland Betty jones Lordine Krzyk Charles Meidt Sylvia Mitchell acqueline Moore Martha Mroczkowski Aubrey Reed Dewey Ragone Maurice Shaw Victor Springer Sarah Steck te , if i 42 F,-'fi ' eg - 5 :ff ,elyrli ifytffffeg in rf gf Illarzngm' .... T1'l'IlSIll'l'l' , . S1't'rzftfz1'y ..... Patrrnz Clerk .,.. ......,... Aclifcrtisizlg .., ..............., .... Sz1I1.sr:rijwtio11. Typist ..... Dance ..... . . . . ,KVillia1n Leone and Cake Snlzf .... . .. . . . .Don Palese . . . .Edward Colalillo . . .Filontena Zampino . .Anne Cutler , .Janet Leach Anne Loomis ..................Gladys Leider Everett Oliver Frances Elder Wi. ' , 't., :efQssgg'jtfL.4f, Y S 'L gf. fi at? tntt S. J - tt t 2 ffi' 5 'Y Q 12353: 5' 3 'f,fjtfjj,g'f,g: fy .3,., A-'fr Fw- ' 44 , -ft . ?ffJ 1IQ2,f '-Av Alfreda Bubnoska Lillian Klein , no Marian Cossabone James Merrell . V A -- ,1 I , U egg, ,uae y,, t.'5,, - W -Tim? Betty Crawford Victoria Pisano Betty Dworkin Frances Elder Gertrude Gunby Alzada Hamilton Shirley Holzman Norma Keats Evelyn Kennamon Ursula Pizzuto Barbara Rosenfeld Ruth Safran Dorothy Segal Norman Sherrn Shirley Sklar 3.11 Mildred Slnolinski X'Valter Soehacki Gloria Spadea Doris Stepler Rose Stoglin Margaret Wlatts Yvilliam YVelch ,a-Z5 W i c E 5 1 xg r ai Q E - if QW :Q -' it there is anv truth in the statement, Experience is the best teacher, the Camden High Student Government has done its part in preparing its members ior the important position thev soon wiii piav in the ariairs oi our government. The various groups which iunction under the guidance oi Miss Ahce B. Westcott and Mr. Wiiiiam Dreizier inciude the Leaders Ciub, Schooi Service, Traihc, and Ushers. As in our civii government a smaii group, eiected bv the students, acts as the Executive Committee oi the organization. The oihcers tor this term are: Wihiam Hviand, Presidentg james Stewart, First Vice-Presidentg Sarah Steck, Second Vice-Yresidentg Richard Gretz, Secretarvg and Marion Van Stine, der. Recor ' 1, nf U1 H w couid we otherwise be so imagine our schooi without a rnagarine . . o C d Hi h School? The photographic weii iniorrned oi what is news in arn en g contest, write-ups oi our piays and rnusicai shows, and accurate sport reviews d ii X rnaazine. Schooi is rnuch rnore ah contribute to rnake the uilecor a aw ess g attractive when we know what is going on, when, where, and why. d d ' tive taient and efficient Carnden High Schooi has aiways aboun e in crea F ' d Geor e Geiernt, have used thern advan- workers. Co-editors, jean rancxs an g tageousiy in puhhshing our Record I 'i3h'1-cf, Xgaimx Rfk .Q-. t , A-Q'-Tlfir 1 'E'7'f orrrcians 'Mr .rr Y Co-eaitors. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .jean Francis and George Geiernt aww-ee -me Buszners Manager ............ ..................... L aura Bianck 2'X, Subscrzrmon and, Circulation. . . . . . . . .Charies Murrow iff Ffdunfn K 'eW,g24'f Publrcrty Manager ...,........ ,,,, 3 gag Yfagcis c e spas We 1' 5 Q :2 fm i' if 55 ' -F ' ,Go ,Q . lgigpp ,,4 img'V Q if ,,,f if V93-' s av gym .lohix Xlxmkc Colseg ROSE NMXYAYJ' 0551 Sergeant Malone. . . ........................... . . . . L Lady jcme ........ . . . . . . . ....... Lkllkao Black Eagle ...... . . .Nkck Yaxsowrakas Edward Hawley .... ..... XL oben Bcxgcr Emile La Flamme .... .,..... A lived Xkomk Wanda ............. ...... il oscbud Allen Hmrd-Boiled. Herman .... .... Nl aotlce Xl. Shaw jim Kenyon ............. .... A rxxxaod Capamxa Rose-Marie La Flamme .... ...... Y low Thomas Ethel Bmndevr .......... .... Ys mlx Sclxusxcc Solo Dancer ...... .... N make Cowen ' wr ..... .... V kcnox Sptkrxger Iumto xi S W Can this be a group of high school students presenting a performance of such professional calibre? So remarked the local newspaper after the opening night of Rose Marie, which proved to be the greatest success in the history of Camden High School's musical productions. The show was presented in the school auditorium on the evenings of April llth, 12th, and 13th. The cast, the costumes, the settings, the musical scores, and the situations amused, delighted, and thrilled the audience. They left the auditorium with memories of an evening well spent. Great credit is due Mr. Haley for his untiring eflorts to make this show such a remarkable success. itll? 1 3 A n O4 555, MX, rw 2? in F A1 -. A K .,,,,, in ,J v .- Q 5 Q9 g s ,Q eg,S'l 'Q y.? fw ,ff as K LQ N . W i z 1 ig! L Q Q wr. . N ' 4, .ftp ,xlgf K yy, 4 . ii , vs w ,x+ .1 ' .1 I , ,AQ an I uf al b Li, fx YF , f,?zQEf ff 23 Q R ' ff' Sen' , 'Q Y -FN-ff ,f ! . ff? Y H' :Mi , . Q we ', if iii fr 1 2 GQ X 'dm ii i 41 ,K Y if .-,- P . M.. , whxg vo . -ww, ' E , Q ' r ll cg? , df' - K . gf AQ' H , tg i. 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Tradition is strong in Camden High. Each year we look forward to the big CYCl1l'll1C Christmas Play, This year it was more spectacular than ever having a larger cast, carolers, and brilliant costuining. just as the Chrisunas spirit had run our enthusiasm to the highest- cainc a pause in our schedule-the decorative halls were filled with the strains of lovely carols, sung for us by our most able and nlelodious carolers. Such was tl1e spirit of peace and good will which reigned this Christ- mas season at Camden High. PUBLIC SPEAKING For thirty-live years a Public Speaking Contest has been held in Camden High School for the XVilbur F. Rose Award. Mr. Rose provided in his will for the perpetuation of this prize to be awarded each year at the June Com- mencement to the boy and girl in the senior class who showed the most promise in this field of education. From the twelve participants in the preliminaries, Grace Bass, Ellen Carleen, Anne Cutler, Norma Keats, Jeanne Nickelson, Betty Zeidman, Arthur Fichter, Morris Greenberg, Alfred Kozak, Maurice Shaw, Sol Hleinberg, and Harold Zubrow, three boys and three girls were chosen for the hnals. These six are shown in the picture above, reading from left to right, Sol Hleinberg, Alfred Kozak, Arthur Fichter, Anne Cutler, Jeanne Nickelson, and Grace Bass, The hnals were held in the school auditorium on Tuesday evening, November 21, 1939. ff M l gi ! lj I x 9' iwfi ' za Youth is the living blood of a nation and as such must be equipped with the necessary physi- cal, as well as mental, facilities to shoulder the heavy responsibilities soon required of it. Exten- sive athletic programs have been developed in Camden High School enabling one to discover and improve the valuable assets of leadership, sportsmanship, courage, dependability, and re- sourcefulness. . . 1. 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With a start of two wins and a close defeat at the hands of New Brunswick, the season promised favorable for the future until Coach Palese suddenly found himself confronted with the loss of four veterans and a tough schedule ahead. From then on the team worked hard, but circumstances prevented any more victories. The outstanding players were joe Martin, Bill Leone, and Tony Vaitas, all graduating. The fine example of sportsmanship set by Captain Joe Martin will long stand as a challenge to all who follow. The absence of these veterans from the team next season will leave large holes in the lineup and give next season's ball-toters plenty of responsibility. The backfield next year will probably include Buster Denof and Benny Walters, while Al Vogt, Ossie Scappa, Mat Siedlicki, and Walt Bubien will be given over to the line. V MRSYYY SQU AD DkSewko Psmhooq 7,3gmum Maxam Richard Quick Naxhao Xkkkn Dognkxkc Massara Nbeu hm Sosegh Matdn ke'sxXet EAW 'Md E 6 SXQOXSXQ EAW ar Erooks YHMKQS Leroq Tucker EAW 'ard Rom fwffi 3 MMF A 'Lf Y' f We K gi X .Q J H S' Rising to new heights, this season's soccer team compiled a record of five triumphs, two defeats, and one tie in their interscholastic schedule. Greatly aiding the cause were the following seniors: Charles Hopke, David Pyper, Robert Caputi, Alfred Kozak, and James Pont, who will be missed next season. However, coming up are several good prospects who will attempt to make next season a perfect one. The schedule was as follows: C. H. S. Op. Oct. 13 Audubon ........................... ...... ..... .... 5 0 Oct. 17 Haddonfield ....... .. 5 2 Oct. 24 Woodrow Wilson .... .. 1 2 Oct. 27 Haddon Heights ..... .. 0 1 Nov. 3 Audubon ......... .. 2 1 Nov. 7 Haddonfield ....... .. 2 0 Nov. 14 Woodrow Wilson .... . . 1 1 'N flash' -xxx ' wg 0. w-QM..-uf, -I Yzfrim nf? ' ' f-f 'ax-we' H, A 5 .wi XR, f X 'N p jfvfglgmrfw-' xxx I 1 'swap - f it Em? P 'vang au f: 1 at-, tai ,Az , .. fix' With spring oflicially welcomed and recognized, the familiar whizzing sound of bouncing tennis balls makes evident to us the fact that tennis has again made its appearance in Camden High's realm of sports. Placing high hopes and a great deal of stock in Five veterans of last year's tennis squad: Martin Sussman, Harry Taylor, Edward Manning, joseph Moor, and William Moor, Coach William Duthie is carefully eyeing the South Jersey League trophy with much admiration and desire. Eugene Bush, Charles Fuhrman, Raymond Francis, and Robert Whitney, new members of the team, who have shown great possibilities and ability, are also expected to bring home victorious news from the war of racquets. TENNIS SCHEDULE April 25 Woodbury QHomej 27 New Brunswick QAwayj 29 Woodrow Wilson QHomej May 2 Collingswood fHomej 4 Morristown QHOmej 10 Palmyra fAwayj ll Perth Amboy qHomej 14 Pemberton fAwayj 16 Riverside fAwayj 25 Moorestown fHomej 25 Asbury Park QAwayj 29 Trenton fHomej May 28 and 31-South jersey League Playoff Camden High turned out a promising squad of stalwart thin-clads, under coaches William Palese, Stuart Macin- tosh, and Joseph Ragone, for the 1940 track season. Bolstered with a fair num- ber of veterans, and many strong new- comers, the track team undertook a grueling schedule of interscholastic and dual meets. In each event there was keen competition and it was difficult to decide who dominated the field of en- trants. Assisting the coaches was an efficient staff of managers headed by Richard Vogel and Mfoodrow West. Those for whom the 1940 season was the last in C. H. S's colors were: Tony Vaitas, Henry Bloom, discus and shot, Bill Leone, javeling Charley Hopke, hurdles and high-jumpg Herb Schoell- kopf, Russ Mattson, and Walt Sochacki, half mileg Joe Olenick and Bob Caputi, hurdlesg Art Jones, pole vaultg Don Palese, dashes. Other prominent members of the squad Were: Lou Mascio, Ben Walters, Ted Suckiel, jack Brooks, Lou Botte, jack Clinger, Lou O'Brien, Walt Dils- worth, Bob VVatson, Lou Cipriani, Nick Patsourakas, Clarence Monk, Paul Staun- ing, Bill Luessen, Slim Johnson, and Len Wojtkowiak. 3 W Forimany years the Camden High School base- ball team has been recognized as a very worthy one, but this season our boys, under the tutelage of Coach Bass, hope to attain still greater dis- tinction by finding an honorable berth in the New Jersey Group IV Conference and in cap- turing the City Series title for which Woodrow Wilson and Camden tied last year. With eight veterans to depend upon from last year, we find many new additions in whom we stow much faith during the present cam- paign. The entire team includes: Ossie Scappa, Joe Martin, Al Vogt, Wally Bubien, Ed Roman, Archie Luzi, Ollie Fullard, Dick Quick, Alfred Litwa, James Eulo, Phil Brooks, Ed Coyle, Anthony DiServio, Al Luzi, Stan Chojnacki, Ed Skolski, Ed Schuda, Orlando Campoli, Ed Biehler, Chris Angelos, Charles Weber, and John Banks. 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' 4 ef 5 ' Q K. 4 xg: X is f SENIOR ACTIVITIES Abbott, jack: Orchestra Ql, 2, 3, 41 5 Band Q3, 41 5 Glee Club Q3, 415 Syncopators Q3, 415 Christmas Play Q41 5 Carollers Q3, 41 5 Technical Science Club Q415 Christmas Party Q415 Science Honors. Abraham, William: Baseball Q21 5 Football Ql, 21 5 Foot- ball Club Q21. Alleva, Vincent: Intramural Basketball Q41 5 Track Q41 5 Dancing Club Q215 Vice-President, Technical Sci- ence Club Q11. Ambruster, Nancy: Student Government Q41 5 Colors and Motto Committee Q31 5 Christmas Decorat- ing Committee Q21 5 Reading Club Q41 5 Handi- craft Club Q41 5 i'Record Art Staff Q31 5 Sketch Club Q11. Amosb Igillian: Dancing Club5 Squad Leaders Club Andrllszkii, YValter: Hi-Y Ql, 215 Club Secretary Q215 Intermediate Algebra Club Q315 Technical Science Club Q41 5 Christmas Play Ticket Committee Q31 . Ashin, Erving: Soccer QI15 Stamp Club Ql, 215 Hi-Y Q2, 31 5 Chemistry Club Q41 . Barto, Roy: Football Q3, 415 Basketball Q215 Christmas Decorating Committee Q41 5 Children's Home Party Q415 junior Prom Committee Q315 Record Q215 Usher Q41 5 Rowing Team Q21 5 Dancing Club Q21 5 Hi-Y QI15 Football Club Q41. Bloom, Henry: Science Honors Q415 Track Q21 5 Varsity Q41 5 Band Ql, 21 5 Track Club Q31 5 Orchestra QI15 Soccer Q21 5 Chess and Checkers Club Q2, 31 . Boice, Leone: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q415 Record Art Staff Q3, 41 5 Senior Prom Committee Q415 Christmas Decorating Committee Q315 Calen- dar Art Staff Q41 5 Calendar Subscription Staff Q415 Reading Club Q35 41 5 Library Council Q21 5 Reading Club Q11 5 Dancing Club Q21 5 Story Club Librarian Q21 5 Record Advertising Staff Q31 . Borkowski, XValter: Orchestra Ql, 2, 3, 415 All-State Orchestra Q31 5 Spring Music Festival Q2, 31 5 Gon- doliers Q31 5 Rose Marie Q41 5 Concert Ql, 2, 3, 41 5 Technical Science Club Q31 5 Slide Rule Club Q41 . Boyd, james: Glee Club Q31 5 Hi-Y Q31 . Boyd, Jerome: Baseball Q31 5 Chess and Checkers Club QI15 Junior Varsity Football Q215 Hi-Y Q215 Soccer Q11 . Brager, Leatrice: Record Art Staff Q3, 415 Christmas Decorating Committee Q3, 415 Calendar Art Staff Q41 5 Calendar Subscription Staff Q41 5 Student Gov- ernment Q2, 3, 41 5 Archery Q21 5 Soccer Q21 5 Basket- ball Q21 5 Dancing Club Q21 5 Library Council Q21 5 Swimming Q41 . Brahen, Irvin: Slide Rule Club Q3, 41 5 Greek Club Q41 . Brodsky, Harry: Art Club Q41 . Bubnoski, Alfreda: Purple and Gold Business Staff Q415 Manners Club Q415 Reading Club Ql, 315 Dramatic Club Q21. Buchowiski, John: Chess and Checkers Club Q2, 315 Dancing Club Q215 Football Q2, 315 Varsity Q415 Football Club Q415 Rose Marie Stage Manager Q41 5 Chemistry Club Q41 . Buckman, Virginia: Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 5 Record Business Staff Q41 5 Reading Club Q31 5 Manners Club Q41 . Burton, Fred: Flag Bearer Q3, 41 5 Dancing Club Q2, 31 5 Usher Q31 5 Algebra Club Q31 . Butler, Pearl: Reading Club Q41 5 Chemistry Club Q41 . Callaghan, Agnes: Dancing Club Q21 5 School Spirit Club Q415 Club Helpers Q31, Music Festival Usherette Q31 3 Home Room Secretary Q41 . Caputi, Robert: Secretary Boys' A. A. Q41 5 Soccer Varsity Q2, 3, 41 5 Golf Varsity Ql, 21 5 Track Q2, 31 5 Varsity Q415 junior Prom Committee Q315 Christmas Dec- orating Committee Q315 Senior Prom Committee Q41 5 Children's Party Q41 5 Track Club Q31 5 Purple and Gold Literary Stall Q41 . Carleen, Ellen: Dramatic Club Vice-President Q11 , Pres- ident Q21 5 Glee Club Q2, 3, 41 5 Record Art Staff Q31 5 Art Club Q3, 41 5 Reading Club Q31 5 New jersey All-State Chorus Q415 Calendar Art Staff Q415 Goncloliers Cast Q31 5 Library Ql, 2, 31 , President Q415 Trallic Q415 Assistant Editor, Purple and Gold Q415 Spring Music Festival Q31: Public Speaking Preliminaries Q415 Christmas Carolers Q3, 41 . Carter, Catherine: Treasurer, Reading Club Q11 5 Secre- tary, Squad Leaders Club Q2, 3, 415 Record Art Staff Q21 5 Christmas Decorating Committee Q31 . Casner, Ruth: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q41, Photography Club Q41 5 Basketball Q41 5 Varsity Q41 5 Baseball Q41 5 Creative Dancing Q41 5 Glee Club Q41 5 Concert Q415 Orchestra Q415 Rose Marie Q41. Cettei, joseph: Hi-Y Q31 5 Technical Science Club Q415 Reading Club Q21 5 General Science Club Q21 . Chew, Minerva: Reading Club Q215 School Spirit Club Q41 5 Calendar Subscription Q41 . Chudzinski,john: Christmas Decorating Committee Q41 5 Christmas Play QStage Manager1 Q41. Clemmans, Irvin: Hi-Y Q2, 415 Art Club Q11. Clinger, Richard: Science Honors Q31 5 Technical Science Club Q41 5 Art Club Q21 . Colalillo, Edwardg Usher Q2, 3, 41 5 Lunch Time Com- mittee Q21 5 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 5 Photography Club Q3, 41 5 Christmas Decorating Committee Q3, 41 5 Traffic Q41 5 Student Government Ql, 21 5 Hi-Y Q11 5 Technical Science Club Q31 5 Chess and Checkers Club Q21 . Cossabone, Marion: Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 5 Soccer Q2, 3, 41 5 Baseball Ql, 2, 31 5 Basketball Ql, 2, 315 Reading Club Q31. Cramer, Floyd: Chess and Checkers Club Q11 5 Hi-Y Q31 5 Technical Science Club Q41 5 Football Q31 5 Football Manager Q41 5 Gondoliers Stage Manager Q31 5 Chemistry Club Q41 5 General Science Club Ql, 21 . Crawford, Betty: Trallic Q41 5 Christmas Decorating Committee Q415 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q415 Library Council Q2, 3, 415 Record Business Staff Q215 Children's Serving Committee Q3, 415 Greek Club Q31 5 Dramatic Club Q21 5 Club Helper Q31 5 Archery Q21 5 Reading Club Q11 5 Baseball Q31 5 Bowling Q41 5 Story Club Q21 5 Basketball Q31 . Creager, Edwin: Purple and Gold Literary StaFE Q41 5 Technical Science Club Q3, 41 5 Chess and Checkers Club Ql, 21 5 Library Council Q31 5 Stamp Club Q21 5 Christmas Play Committee Q415 Motto and Color Committee Q41 5 Science Honors Q21 5 Ushers Q41 . Cutler, Anne: Baseball Q1, 215 Basketball Q11 Varsity Q215 Hockey Ql, 21 Varsity QI15 Club Helper QI15 Head Club Helper Q21 5 Color Guard Q3, 41 5 Record Literary Staff Q3, 41 5 Squad Leaders Club Q3,41 5 Student Government Fashion Show Q41 5 Public Speaking Preliminaries Q41 5 Public Speaking Finals Q41 5 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q415 Children's Party Q41. Davis, Norbert: Hi-Y Q21. Dewar, Elizabeth: Bank Teller Ql, 21 5 Home Room Sec- retary Q21 5 Chairman Manners Club Q41 5 Record Business Staff Q41 5 Library Council Ql, 21 5 Algebra Club Q2, 415 Latin Club QI15 Lunch Time Com- mittee Q31. Dietrich, Karl: Glee Club Q415 Orchestra Ql, 415 Hi-Y Ql, 315 Dancing Club Q2,415 General Science Club 1,2 . DiM:-irtinio, Nuncio: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q415 Student Government Q115 Motto and Color Committee Q41 5 Ushers Committee Q2, 3, 41 5 Greek Club Q41 5 President Classical Club Q41 5 Science Honors Q315 Art Club Q215 Slide Rule Club Q315 Chess and Checkers Club Q11 . DiPietro, Oswald: Orchestra Ql, 2, 3, 41 5 Spring Festival Q31 5 Music Clubs Concert Ql, 2, 3, 41 5 Band Ql, 3, 41 5 Chess and Checkers Club Q115 Italian Club Q215 Slide Rule Club Q315 Intermediate Algebra Q315 Technical Science Club Q41 5 Dancing Club Q41 . Dorsey, George: Chess and Checker Club Q213 Hi-Y Q1, 2, 31 . Dworkin, Betty: Classical Club Q21 3 Manners Club Q41 3 Home Room Secretary Q41 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 3 Swimming Club Q41 . Eckhardt, Adrian: Usher Q2, 3, 41 3 Concert QStage Man- ager1 Q31 3 Open House Q31 3 Gondoliers Q31 3 Hi-Y Q31 3 Intramural Basketball Q2, 31 3 Stamp Club 1, 2 . Elaniian,JMeran: Usher Q41 3 Hi-Y Q3, 41 3 Dancing Club Q21 3 General Science Club Q11 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q213 Chemistry Q413 Secretary, Home Room Q21 3 Art Q31 . Elder, Frances: Children's Party Serving Committee Q41 3 Senior Prom Committee Q41 3 Christmas Decorating Committee Q31 3 Manners Club Secretary Q41 3 Pur- ple and Gold Business Staff Q413 Reading Club President Q313 Classical Club Secretary Q21Q Dra- matic Club Q11 3 Basketball Q11 , Varsity Q2, 3, 41 3 Baseball Q11, Varsity Q2, 313 Soccer Q21, Varsity Q31: Minor Sports Q31: Christmas Play Committee Q413 General Science Club Q21. Essig, Lillian': Algebra Club Q213 Archery Q113 Christ- mas Decorating Committee Q31 3 Reading Club Q31 3 Library Council Q31 3 Lunch Time Committee Q31 3 Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q413 Health Play Q31 3 Cap and Gown Committee Q41 . Farlow, Evelyn: Art Club President Q3, 413 Dramatic Club Q21 . Feingold, Louis: Photography Club Q31 3 Technical Science Club Q31 3 Chemistry Club Q41 . Fessler, Doreen: Reading Club Vice-President Q21 3 School Spirit Club Q41 3 Home Room Secretary Q21 3 Home Room Leader Q41 3 Fashion Show Q31 3 Christ- mas Decorating Committee Q31 . Fichter, Arthur: Editor-in-Chief Purple and Gold Q41 3 Public Speaking Preliminaries and Finals Q41 3 Cultural Olympics Q31: Christmas Play Q413 Rec- ord Literary Staff Q3, 41 3 Band Q21 3 Music Concert Q213 Spring Festival Q213 Usher Q3, 413 Traffic Q3, 41 3 School Service Committee Q41 3 Dramatic Club Q21 3 Reading Q21 3 Stamp Club Q11 3 Intramural Basketball Q213 Open House Q21: Board of Educa- tion Play Q41. Ford, Bernice: Greek Club Q31. Francis, jean: Record Literary Staff Q2, 3,413 Dra- matic Club Q21 3 Class Vice-President Q3, 41 3 Christ- mas Decorating Committee Q3, 41 3 Childrens Party Serving Committee Q41 3 Archery Q31 3 Calendar Sale Q2,3,41 3 Calendar Art Staff Q41 . Freedman, Edward: Hi-Y Q3, 41 . French, Richard: Record Literary Staff Q3, 41 3 Assist- ant Editor Q41 3 Band Q3, 41 3 Head Usher Q41 3 Usher Q2, 31 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q21 3 Dancing Club Q21 3 Photography Club Q31 3 Traffic Q3, 41 . Frenoy, Louis: Dancing Club Ql, 41 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q21 3 Hi-Y Q31 3 Varsity Football Q3, 41 3 Foot- ball Club Q41 3 General Science Club Q21 . Fuhrman, Leonard: Chess and Checkers Ql, 213 Hi-Y Q3, 413 Tennis Varsity Q313 Intramural Basketball Q31 3 French Club Q2, 31 . Funk, Norma: Handicrafts Q41 3 Dancing Club Q41 . Gelernt, George: Record Literary Staff Q1,2, 3, 41 3 Basketball Q213 Library Council Q313 Tennis Q213 Christmas Decorating Committee Q31 3 Usher Q3, 41 3 Open House Q31 3 Commencement Q31 3 School Service Q41. Gibbs, Mildred: Squad Leaders Club Q3,413 Dancing Club Q41j Library Council Q3, 413 Dramatic Club C21 - Gibson, Howard: Track C511 Intramural Basketball Q213 Hi-Y Q2, 311 Home Room Leader Q11. Githens, Dorothy: Home Room Leader Q21 3 Traihc Q41 3 Dramatic Club Q213 Reading Club Q313 Debating Club Q41 3 Slide Rule Club Q41 . Gitomer, Irving: Record Literary Staff Q41. Glass, Estelle: Dramatic Club Q213 Reading Club Q31: Debating Club Q41 . Goldstein, Fred: Cultural Olympics Q31 3 Algebra Club Q313 Lunch Committee Q213 General Science Q213 Orchestra Q21 . Grasso, John: Home Room Leader Ql,413 Hi-Y Ql,413 Band Q41 3 Dancing Club Q21 . Graver, YValter: Technical Science Club Q41 3 Chemistry Club Q41 3 Greek Club Q31 3 Stamp Club Q21 3 French Club Q21. Grayson, Richard: Chess and Checkers Club Q21 3 Intra- mural Basketball Q3, 41 3 Hi-Y Q41 . Gruber, Earnest: Hi-Y Ql, 2, 31. Cube, Margaret: Art Club Q31 3 Dancing Club Q411 Basketball Q41. Gunby, Gertrude: Handicraft Club Q2, 31 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 . Hamilton, Alzada: Library Club Q11 3 Biology Club Q21 3 College Club Q21 3 Baseball Q21 3 Varsity Q31 3 Hockey Varsity Q31: Greek Club Q413 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q41 3 Handicraft Club Q31 . Hamilton, George: Glee Club Q2, 31 3 Art Club Q1, 2, 31 3 Choral Reading Club Q31 . Hammett, Darline: Wildflower Q21 3 Gondoliers Q31 3 Rose Marie Q413 Glee Club Q413 Reading Club Q31 3 School Spirit Club Q41 3 Handicraft Club Q41 3 Library Council Q3, 41 3 Spring Music Festival Q31 . Hampton, Dorothy: Christmas Decorating Committee Q31 3 Record Art Staff Q31 3 Record Business Staff Q21 3 Classical Club Q2, 31 3 Color and Motto Com- mittee Q41 3 Debating Club Q41 3 Reading Club Q11 Z Library Council Q2, 31 3 Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q41 . Hare, Donald: Gondoliers Q31: Rose Marie Q413 Football Q3, 41 3 Assistant Manager Q21 3 Usher Q41 3 Hi-Y Ql,2.41 3 Home Room Leader Q31 3 Spring Music Festival Q3, 41 3 Childrenls Party Q41 . Hargis, Hazel: Mikado Ql1 3 Wildflower Q21 3 Gon- doliers Q31 3 Rose Marie Q41 3 Glee Club Ql,2, 3, 413 Christmas Play Q413 Senior Prom Committee Q-11 3 Carolers Q41 3 School Spirit Club Q41 3 Record Subscription, Literary and Business Staffs QS, 413 Home Room Secretary Q2, 3, 41 3 Home Room Leader Q113 Reading Club Q31: Stamp Club Secre- tary Q21 3 Dancing Club Q41 3 Children's Party Q41 . Heisman, Shirley: Squad Leaders' Club Q2, 3, 41 3 Tech- nical Science Cluh Secretary Q41 3 Candy Girl Q3, 41 3 Bowling Q3, 41 3 Soccer Q21 3 Varsity Q31 3 Basketball Q2, 3, 41 3 Baseball Q2, 3, 41 3 Archery Q2, 31 . Holzman, Shirley: Reading Club Q11 3 Latin Club Q213 Squad. Leaders Club Q2, 313 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q411 Children's Party Q413 Library Council Q21. Hopke, Charles: Track Q2, 3, 41 ,Varsity Q2, 3, 41 3 Soccer Q3, 41 , Varsity Q3, 41 3 Track Club Q31 3 Hi-Y Q313 Usher Q41 3 School Service Q413 Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q41 3 Traffic Q41 3-Reading Club Q11 . Hyland, William: Orchestra Ql, 2, 3, 41 3 Band Ql, 2, 3, 413 Glee Club Q3, 413 President, Student Govern- ment Q-11 3 lst Vice-President, Student Government Q413 Secretary, Student Government Q31: Traffic Q2, 3, 413 Christmas Play Q41: President, Reading Club Q21 3 Secretary, Dramatic Club Q21 3 Home Room Secretary Q113 Technical Science Club Q113 Concert Ql, 2, 3, 41: Mikado Q113 Wildflower Q213 Gondoliers Q31: Rose Marie Q413 Spring Music Festival Q2, 3, 41 3 All-County Band Q21 3 All- County Orchestra Q21 3 Christmas Decorating Com- mittee Q41 3 Panel Discussion Q31 3 Lunch Time Committee Q2, 313 Children's Party Q413 Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q41. Iezzi, Usanio: Orchestra Q3, 413 Concert Q3, 41 3 Spring Music Festival Q31 3 Algebra Club Q31 3 Italian Club Q2, 41 3 Dancing Club Q21 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q11 3 Glee Club Q21 . Ireton, Earl: General Science Club Q11 3 Dancing Club Q33 41 3 Hi-Y Q3, 41 3 Gondoliers Q31 3 Spring Music Festival Q31 3 Ushers Q41 3 Christmas Play Committee Q41 3 Glee Club Q41 3 Rose Marie Q41 . Jacoby, Robert: Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 : Library Council 12: Soccer 135: Photography Club 135 : Stamp Club President 125 : Christmas Decorat- ing Committee 145 : Christmas Play Committee 145 . James, Edith: Reading Club 115 : Story Club 125 : Man- ners Club 145 : Handicraft Club 135. Jones, Arthur: Photography Club 12, 35: Hi-Y 145: Track Varsity 13, 45 3 Football 125 : Track Club 135 . Iones, Elizabeth: Baseball 12, 3, 45 , Varsity 12, 35 : Bas- ketball 125: Greek Club 135: French Club 125: Home Room Secretary 125: Reading Club 135: Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 . Kauffman, lVilliam: Football 11, 25, Varsity 13, 45: Frosh-Soph Basketball Manager 115: Usher 145: Children's Party 145: Basketball Scorer 145: Hi-Y 1-15: Intramural Basketball 145: Football Club 12, 3, 45 . Keats, Norma: Dramatic Club 125: Public Speaking Preliminaries 145: Debating Club 145: Children's Home Party 145: Cultural Olympics 135: Junior Prom Committee 135 : Purple and Gold Business Staff 145. Kennamon, Evelyn: Handicraft Club 125 : Reading Club 115 : Purple and Gold Business Stall 145 . Kille, Charlotte: Reading Club Secretary 125: School Spirit Club 145 : Art Calendar Sale 145 . Kirkley, Isabel: Soccer 12, 35 : Varsity 12, 35: Record Literary Staff 145 : Baseball 12,35 : Basketball 12, 35 : Latin Club 115 : Stamp Club 125 : Algebra Club 135. Kitlas. john: Christmas Decorating Committee 13, 45: Hi-Y 145: Christmas Play 145: Intermural Basket- ball 12, 35 : Chess and Checkers Club 125 . Klein, Lillian: Record Literary Staff 11, 2, 35: Rec- ord Business Staff 12, 35 : Purple and Gold Busi- ness Staff 145: Photography Club 145: Archery 12, 35 : Baseball 135 : Bowling 145 . Klein, Nathan: Basketball Varsity 12, 3, 45 , Usher 145 : Intramural Basketball 115: Basketball Club 135: Chemistry Club 135: Reading Club 125: Leaders Club 145. Knauer, Henry: Stamp Club 125: Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 : Christmas Play Ticket Com- mittee 145: Traflic. Knox, Elva: Dancing Club 12,45 : Handicraft Club 135: Manners Club 145 . Kowalski, Stanley: Soccer 135 , Varsity 135 : Biology Club 125: Dancing Club 135: Chess and Checkers Club 115: Hi-Y 145. Kozak, Alfred: President, Senior Class 145 : Public Speaking Contest Finals 145: Rose Marie 145: Soccer 125 , Varsity 145 : Traffic 11, 2, 3, 45 : Usher 12, 3, 45: Chairman, Christmas Play Ticket Com- mittee 145: Chairman, Pin and Ring Committee 135 : Dramatic Club 115: Christmas Decorating Committee 145. Kryza, Ted: Dramatic Club 115 , Secretary 115 : Reading Club 11, 25 : Record Business Staff 12, 35 : Library Council 125: Hi-Y 145: Chemistry Club 145. Krzyk, Lordine: Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145: Home Room Leader 135 : Squad Leader 125 : Checkers Club 13, 45 : Music Festival Usherette 135 : Dancing Club 135. Kuechler, Roberta: Dramatic Club 125 : Reading Club 135 . Kurkis, john: Football 12,35 : Football Club 135 : Chem- istry Club 145 : Technical Science Club 145 : Dancing Club 125 : Hi-Y 12, 35 : General Science Club 115 . Leach, janet: Advertising Manager, Purple and Gold Business Stalf 145 : Record Business Staff 11, 3, 45 : Record Advertising Manager 13, 45: Record Literary Staff 145: Library Council 13, 45: Chil- dt-en's Serving Committee 145: Candy Girl 13, 45: Christmas Decorating Committee 145 : Club Helpers 135 : Dramatic Club 115 : Classical Club 125 : Bowl- ing 145: Archery 12,3,45: Baseball 135. Leider, Gladys: Classical Club 115 : Reading Club 125: Squad Leaders Club 12, 35 : Glee Club 135 : Concert 125 : Baseball 11, 25 : Basketball 125 : Record Busi- ness Staff 135 : Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 Leone, lVilliam: Football 125, Varsity 13, 45: Track Varsity 13, 45: Senior Prom Committee 145: Usher 13,45: Purple and Gold Subscription Manager 145 : Algebra Club 125 : Football Club 145 : Baseball 125 : Children's Home Party 145 : Club Helper 125 . Lodgek, Jule: Football Club 125 : Chemistry Club 13, 45 : Student Government 135 : Intramural Basketball 12, 35 . Loomis, Anna: Purple and Gold Business Staff 145: Record Literary Staff 145 : Christmas Decorating Committee 145 : Children's Serving Committee 145 : Library Council 12, 3, 45 : Classical Club 125 : Dra- matic Club 115: Archery 12, 3, 45: Bowling 145: Minor Sports 135 . Lozuke, Nicholas: Hi-Y 145 . Marconi, lVilliam: Chess and Checkers 125 : Hi-Y 145 . Martin, joseph: Football 115, Varsity 12, 3, 45 : Basket- ball 115 , Varsity 12, 3, 45 : Baseball 115 , Varsity 12, 3, 45 : Basketball Club 125 : Class Treasurer 13, 45 : President of Boys' A. A. 145: Usher 13, 45: Christ- mas Decorating Committee 13,45 : Children's Party Committee 145. Mattson, Russell: Track 12,3,45 : Varsity 13,45 : Soccer 13, 45 , Varsity 145 : Chess and Checkers Club 115 : School Spirit Club 145 3 President 145 : Dancing Club 135. Maurer, Roland: Christmas Play 145: Chemistry Club 145 : Dancing Club 125 : Slide Rule Club 135 . McFadden, Ethel: Handicraft 135: President, Handi- craft Club 145 . McKiss0n, Emma: Dancing Club 12, 45 . McLeod, Ohrum: Football 12, 3, 45 , Varsity 145: Hi-Y 12, 35: Football Club 12, 45: Reading Club 125: Dancing Club 135 : Chess and Checkers 145 . McMorrow, Elwood: Glee Club 13, 45: Gondoliers 135: Rose Marie 145: Soccer Varsity 145: Senior Prom Committee 145 : Christmas Play Ticket Com- mittee 145 : Christmas Decorating Committee 13, 45 : Dance Club 115 : Home Room Secretary 145 : Con- cert 145 . Meidt, Charles: Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 : Home Room Leader 145: Traflic 145: Usher 145: Stamp Club 115 : Dancing Club 125 : Leader's Club C45- Merrell, james: Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 . Merrell, Margaret: Children's Party 145 : Christmas Decorating Committee 13, 45: Junior Prom Com- mittee 135 : Senior Prom Committee 145 : Color and Motto Committee 145 : Class Secretary 13, 45 5 Home Room Secretary 135: Handicraft Club 135: School Spirit Club 145 : Dancing 12, 35 . Mihalek, Andrew: Hi-Y 115 : Dancing Club 125 : Check- ers Club 135 . Mitchell, Sylvia: Home Room Leader 145 : Reading Club 135 : Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 . Moor, joseph: Tennis 115, Varsity 12, 3, 45: Tennis Tournament 135: Band 13, 459 Glee Club 13, 45: Godoliers 135 : Rose Marie 145 : Concert 13, 45 : Spring Music Festival 13,45: Christmas Play 145: Christmas Decorating Committee 145: Greek Club 135 : Vice-President, Art Club 125 : General Science Club 115: Technical Science Club 115. Moor, lvilliamz Tennis 115, Varsity 12, 3, 45: Tennis Tournament 135 : Band 13, 45: Glee Club 13, 45: Gondoliers 135: Rose Marie 145: Concert 13, 45: Spring Music Festival 13, 45: Christmas Play 145: Christmas Decorating Committee 145: Greek Club 135 : Art Club 125 : General Science Club 115 : Technical Science Club 115 . Moore, jaqueline: President, Latin Club Q25 3 Secretary, Debating Club Q45 3 Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q45 3 Secretary, Squad Leaders Club Q25 3 Chil- dren's Christmas Party Q45 3 Children's Party Serving Committee Q35 3 Baseball Manager Q45 3 Manager of Minor Sports Q25 3 Hockey Q1, 2, 3, 45 , Varsity Q2, 3, 45, Captain Q2, 35 3 Basketball QI, 2, 3, 45, Varsity Q3, 45, Captain Q353 Baseball Ql, 2, 3, 45, Varsity Ql,2, 3, 451 Captain QI,2, 353 Tumbling Q25 . Mroczkowski, Martha: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q45 3 Record Subscription Staff Q3, 45 3 Club Helper QI, 2, 3, 45 , Leader Q45 3 Library Council Q2, 3, 45 3 Hockey Varsity Q25 3 Baseball QI, 2, 35 , Varsity Q35 3 Basketball Ql, 2, 3, 45, Varsity Q453 Minor Sports Q35 Quoits Q253 Orchestra Ql,2, 353 Rose Marie Q45 3 Gondoliers Q35 3 Concert Ql, 2, 3, 45 3 Spring Music Festival Q353 Children's Party Refreshment Committee Q45 . Mulligan, james: Assistant Manager Record Subscrip- tion Stall Q35 3 Intramural Basketball Q2, 3,45 3 Hi-Y Q2, 35 3 Stamp Club Q15 3 Chemistry Club Q45 . Nash, Barbara: Record Art Staff Q45 3 Art Club Q453 Calendar Subscription Sale Q45 3 Calendar Q45 3 Christmas Decorating Committee Q35 3 Dancing Club Q2, 35 3 President, Handicraft Club Q35 3 Home Room Secretary Q25 3 School Spirit Club Q45 . Nasielski, Leonard: Stamp Club Ql, 25 3 Hi-Y C451 Algebra Q35 . Nickelson, Jeanne: Christmas Decorating Committee Q35 3 Record Subscription Staff Q35 3 Home Room Leader Q25 3 School Spirit Club Q45 3 Christmas Play Q45 3 Public Speaking Preliminaries and Finals Q45 3 Record Publicity Staff Q45 3 Cultural Olympics Q45 . O'Brien, Dorothy: Home Room Leader Q25 3 School Spirit Club Q453 Handicraft Club Q35 , President Q35 3 Glee Club Q45 . Obus, Elliott: Reading Club Q35 3 Intramural Basketball Q35 3 Record Literary Staff Q25 3 Algebra Club Q15 3 Hi-Y Q45. O'Donnell, Matilda: Handicraft Club Q35 . O'Kane, john: Usher Q45 3 Hi-Y Q25 3 Technical Science Club Q25 3 Biology Club Q25 3 Algebra Club Q25 . Olenick, joseph: Gondoliers, Stage Manager Q35 3 Soc- cer,junior Varsity Q3, 45 3 Track, Junior Varsity Q25 , Varsity Q3, 45 3 Christmas Decorating Committee Q453 Track Club Q2, 353 Photography Club Q453 Dancing Club Q45 . Oliver, Everett: Gondoliers Q35 3 WildHower Q25 3 Glee Club Q2, 35 3 Concert Q25 3 Hi-Y Q2, 35 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q453 Chairman of Dance Committee Q45 3 Usher Q2, 3, 45 3 junior Prom Com- mittee Q35 3 Home Room Leader Q25. Orsini, Emma: Creative Dancing Club Q25 3 Reading Club Q25 3 Record Business Staff Q35 3 Musical Fes- tival Usherette Q35 3 School Spirit Club Q45 3 Dancing Club Q45 .3 Swimming Club Q45 . Pagan, Betty: Dramatic Club Q15 3 Debating Club Q45 3 Art Club Q45 3 School Service Club Q45 . Palese, Don: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Manager Q45 3 Home Room Leader Ql, 25 3 Junior Class Pres- ident Q353 Glee Club Q453 Intramural Basketball Q453 Christmas Play Q453 Usher Q2, 3, 453 Cheer- leader Q453 Senior Prom Committee, Chairman Q45 3 Algebra Opportunity Club Q25 3 Checkers Club QI5 3 Open House Q253 Junior Prom Committee, Chair- man Q353 Golf Varsity Q253 Christmas Decorating Committee Q35 . Palmer, William: Reading Club Q353 Christmas Dec- orating Committee Q35 3 Checkers Club Q35 . Panetta, Theresa: Manners Club Q45 3 Handicraft Club Q353 Classical Club Q253 Dancing Club Q253 Home Room Leader Q453 Childrens Serving Committee Q45 3 Baseball Ql, 2, 3, 45 . Patterson, Robert: Track QI53 Technical Science Club Q35 3 Chemistry Club Q45 3 Stamp Club Ql, 25 3 Chess and Checkers Club QI, 25 . Petrocella,joseph: Art Club QI, 253 Hi-Y Q35 Secretary Q453 Baseball Q253 Football Q2, 3, 453 Intramural Basketball Q25 . Pfelfer, Caroline: Trumpeteer Q2, 353 Basketball Q25 , Varsity Q35 3 Soccer Q25 , Varsity Q35 3 Christmas Play Q453 junior Prom Committee Q35: Record Sub- scription Staff Q3, 45 3 Bowling Q3, 45 3 Art Club Q45 3 Dancing Club Q253 Record Art Staff Q353 Traffic Q35 3 Tumbling Q25 3 Calendar Art Stalf Q45 . Pisano, Victoria: Club Helper Ql, 25 3 Photography Club Q353 Handicraft Club Q3, 453 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q45 . Pizzuto, Ursula: Purple and Gold Business Staff Q453 Technical Science Club Q453 Hockey Q353 Baseball 3 . Podiirgiel, Helen: Hockey Q25 3 Basketball Q25 3 Glee Club Q25 3 Technical Science Club Q25 3 Algebra Club Q25 3 Reading Club Q25 3 Archery Q25 3 Handi- craft Club Q35 . Pont, james: Soccer Q15 , Varsity Q2, 3, 45 3 Track Q25 : Chess and Checkers Club Q45 3 Science Honors Club Q25 3 Technical Science Club Q35 3 Hi-Y Q25 3 Christ- mas Decorating Q353 Lunch Room Committee Q2, 353 Usher Q453 Christmas Play Ticket Committee 4 , Poweill? Dorothy: Dancing Club Q253 Handicraft Club Q353 Motto, Color, Flower Committee Q35: Glee Club Q45 3 Rose Marie Q45 3 Library Club Q45 . Price, Samuel: General Science Club Q25: Chess and Checkers Club QI53 Hi-Y Q253 Dancing Club Q25j Reading Club Q353 School Spirit Club Q453 Intra- mural Basketball Q35 . Pyper, David: Soccer Varsity Q35 , Captain Q453 Band Q25 3 Usher Q45 3 Hi-Y Q45 3 President, Chemistry Club Q45 3 Science Honors Club Q25 . Ragone, Dewey: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q45 3 Motto and Color Committee Q45 3 Greek Club Q45 3 Dancing Club Q25 3 Chess and Checkers Club QI5 . Rappaport, Morton: Orchestra Q2, 3, 45 3 Band Q2, 3, 45 3 Syncopators Q2, 353 Gondoliers Q35: Concert Q2, 3, 45 3 Record Literary Staff Q35 3 Record Busi- ness Staff Q153 Hi-Y Ql,3,453 Social Dancing Club Q25 . Reed, Aubrey: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q453 Glee Club Q45 . Reynolds, Leon: Usher Q45 3 Hi-Y Q45 3 Chemistry Club, Vice-President Q45 3 Home Room Leader Q15 3 Danc- ing Club Q453 Checkers Club QI53 Football Q353 Intramural Basketball Q25 . Richelson, jay: Technical Science Club, President Q45 3 Intramural Basketball Q2, 353 Dancing Club Q253 Intramural Track Q25 3 Football Manager Ql, 2, 35 . Roman, Edward: Basketball Q15 , Varsity Q2, 3, 45 3 Base- ball Q15, Varsity Q2, 3, 45. Rosen, Hyman: Assistant Manager, Football Ql,2,353 Chess and Checkers Club Ql5 3 Dancing Club Q2, 45 3 Intramural Basketball Q453 Slide Rule Club Q35: Usher Q3, 453 Basketball Manager QI53 Soccer Q453 School Spirit Club Q45 3 Science Honors Q25 . Rosenfeld, Barbara: Lost and Found Ql, 2, 3, 45 3 Lunch- time Committee QI, 2, 35 3 Basketball Ql, 253 Base- ball QI53 Hockey Ql, 253 Latin Honors Q35 . Rosenheim, Louis: Record Literary Stalf QS, 45 3 Read- ing Club Q35: Chess and Checkers Club Ql, 253 Algebra Club Ql5 . Sacchetti, Concetta: School Spirit Club Q453 Photog- raphy Club Q35 3 Dancing Club Q25 . Safran, Ruth: Baseball Ql, 25 3 Basketball Ql, 2, 35 3 Soc- cer Q253 Knitting Club Q153 Library Council Q253 Squad Leaders Club Q3, 453 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q45 . Satenstein, Harvey: Record Literary Staff Q3, 45 3 Cam- den Astronomical Society Q45 3 Music Club Q45 . Schoeler, Loretta: Purple and Gold Literary Staff Q45 3 Childrens Serving Committee Q35 3 Christmas Dec- orating Committee Q35 3 Debating Club Q453 Tum- bling Q153 Art Club QI, 2, 353 Dancing Club Q25: Basketball Q1, 253 Baseball QI53 Hockey Q25 . Schoellkopf, Herbert: Track Varsity Q3,453 Hi-Y Q253 Photography Club Q353 Dancing Club QI53 Stage Manager, Rose Marie Q45 . Scott, Dressler: French Club 11, 253 Choral Reading Club 145. Segal, Dorothy: Dramatic Club 125 3 Record Business Staff 1253 Reading Club 1353 Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 3 Algebra Club 125 . Shane, Reuben: Checkers Club 115 3 Hi-Y 12, 45 3 Debat- ing Club 1453 Tennis 1453 junior Varsity 1253 As- sistant Manager, Tennis 1153 Glee Club 12, 353 Wildflower 125 3 Photography Club 135 . Shaw, Maurice: W'ildHower Cast 1253 Gondoliers Cast 1353 Rose Marie 1453 Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 3 Purple and Gold Photographer 13, 453 President, Photography Club 13, 453 Santa Claus 13, 45 3 Spring Music Festival 12, 35 3 Concert 12, 3, 45 3 Glee Club 12, 3, 45 3 Public Speaking 145 3 Alumni Play, Kalana 1353 Football 1353 Chess and Checkers Club 1l, 25 3 Health Play 135 3 Christ- mas Decorating Committee 145 3 Bowling Club 145 3 Junior Prom Committee 135 . Sherman, Norman: Cultural Olympics 135 3 Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 45 3 Home Room Leader 125 3 Record Literary Staff 13, 45 3 Purple and Gold Business Stalf 145 3 Christmas Decorating Committee 135 3 Stamp Club President 115 . Simpson, joseph: Science Club 115 3 Dancing Club 125 3 Hi-Y 145 3 Christmas Play 145 . Siniscalki, Yolanda: Handicraft Club 12, 35 3 Children's Party Serving Committee 13, 45 3 Christmas Decorat- ing Committee 1453 Fashion Show 1453 Dancing Club 145 3 Swimming Club 145 . Skedzeleski, Karol: Intramural Basketball 12, 3, 453 Track 1453 Hi-Y 145. Sklar, Shirley: Student Government 1453 Purple and Gold Business StaFf 145: Colors and Motto Com- mittee 1453 School Spirit Club 145. Sochacki, WValter: Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 3 Senior Prom Committee 1453 junior Prom Com- mittee 135 3 Cheer Leading 13, 453 Glee Club 1453 Gondoliers 135 3 Rose Marie 145 3 Debating Club 1253 Usher 1453 General Science Club 1253 Chess and Checkers Club 1l, 25. Smith, Prudence: Reading Club 115 3 French Club 125 3 Photography Club 1353 Lunch Time Committee 13, 45 . Smolinski, Mildred: Dramatic Cluh 125 3 Dancing Club 1l53 Manners Club 1453 junior Prom Committee 1353 Christmas Decorating Committee 1453 Rec- ord Subscription Staff 1453 Christmas Play Com- mittee 1453 Purple and Gold Business Staff 1453 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 45. Soffer, Benjamin: Varsity Basketball 12, 35 3 junior Var- sity Basketball 125 3 Christmas Party Committee 145 3 Chemistry Club 13, 45 3 Hi-Y 135 3 Home Room Secretary 145 3 Junior Prom Committee 135 . Spadea, Gloria: Soccer 115 , Varsity 1153 Basketball 12, 45 3 Baseball 11, 2, 3, 45 3 President, Italian Club 1253 Club Helpers 13, 453 Christmas Decorating Committee 1453 Christmas Play Committee 1453 Childrens Party W'aitress 13, 45 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 . Springer, Victor: Purple and Gold Literary Stal? 145 3 Traffic 145 3 Glee Club 145 3 Rose Marie 145 3 Christmas Play 145 3 Pin and Ring Committee 135 3 Christmas Decorating Committee 1453 Christmas Play Ticket Committee 1453 Reading Club 1253 Chess and Checkers Club 1153 Photography Club 4 . Steck? Sarah: Vice-President, Student Government 145 3 Home Room Leader 12, 3, 453 Traffic 1453 School Service Committee 145 3 Christmas Decorating Com- mittee 1453 Children's Party 13,453 Senior Prom Committee 1453 Pin and Ring Committee 1353 Calendar Committee 11, 25 3 Record Art Staff 135 3 Glee Club 13,453 Gondoliers 1353 Rose Marie 145 3 Purple and Gold Literary Staff 145 . Stepler, Doris: Orchestra 13, 45 3 Concert 13, 45 3 Gon- doliers 1353 Rose Marie 1453 Basketball 1l, 2, 3, 45, Varsity 11,2,3,453 Tennis 1353 Soccer 11, 2, 35, Varsity 11, 2, 35 3 Baseball 11, 2, 35, Varsity 1l, 2, 35 3 Tumbling 125 3 Basketball Manager 125 3 Vice-President, Girls' A. A. 1353 President, Girls' A. A. 1453 Library Council 13, 45, Vice-President 145 3 Hall Helper 135 3 Christmas Decorating Com- mittee 145 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff 145 3 Handicraft Club 145 3 Spring Music Festival 135 . Stoglin, Rose: Basketball Q15 3 Baseball Q1, 25 3 Record Business Staff Ql, 353 Record Subscription Staff Q35 3 Dramatic Reading Club Ql, 25 3 Squad Leaders Club Q353 Manners Club Q453 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q45 . Taraser, Theresa: Record Art Staff Q3, 45 3 Record Subscription Staff Q353 Calendar Art Staff Ql, 2, 3, 45 3 Calendar Student Sales Manager Q45 3 Christmas Decorating Committee QS, 453 Library Council Q3, 45 3 Club Helper Q3, 45 3 Art Club Q45 3 School Serv- ice Committee Q45 3 Christmas Play Committee Q45 3 Candy Girl Q2, 35 3 Ollice Helper Q25 3 Reading Club Q15 3 Dancing Club Q25 . Titus, Lorraine: Squad Leaders Club Q25 3 Photography Club Q353 Dancing Club Q253 School Spirit Club Q45 3 Calendar Subscription Q45 3 Senior Prom Com- mittee Q45 . Trotenberg, Nathan: Hi-Y Q35 3 Record Business Staff QI53 Chess and Checkers Club Q25j Club Helper 3 Assistant Manager, Record Business Staff Tucker, Leroy: Basketball Q2, 35 , Varsity Q45 3 Baseball Club Q45 3 Basketball Club Q45 . Vaitis, Tony: Football Q453 Track Q453 Basketball Q35 . lvacnik, Adele: Record Subscription Staff Q35 3 Swim- ming Club Q453 Handicraft Club Q35 3 Reading Club Q45 . Wahl, Chris: Chess and Checkers Club Q25 3 Hi-Y Q45 3 School Service Q453 Student Government Q45 . VValker, Ralph: Soccer Q35 , Varsity Q45 3 Technical Sci- ence Club Q3, 453 junior Decorating Committee Q35 3 Reading Club 425i Dancing Club Q15 . Wassynger, Henry: Technical Science Club Q453 Home Room Leader Q35 3 Stamp Club Q25 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q15 . Xvatts, Margaret: Dramatic Club Q25 3 Handicraft Club Q35 3 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q45 3 Christ- mas Play Committee Q45 3 Christmas Decorating Committee Q45 . Wdzieczkowski, Thomas: Soccer Q35 , Varsity Q45 3 lntra- mural Basketball Q2, 35 3 Football Manager Q25 3 Hi-Y Q45 3 Stamp Club Q35 3 Checkers Club Q15 . lveinberg, Sol: Public Speaking Contest Q45 3 Vice-Pres- ident, Reading Club QI53 junior Prom Committee Q353 Cultural Olympics Q353 Algebra Opportunity Q15 3 Biology Opportunity Q25 . Welch, William: Student Government Q25: Football Q353 Usher Q453 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q453 Sketch Club Q253 Football Club Q353 junior Prom Committee Q353 Purple and Gold Dance Committee Q45 3 Record Art Staff Q45 3 Stage Man- ager QI5 3 Varsity Crew Q25 . lVelsh, Ethel: Christmas Decorating Committee Q353 Christmas Party Q453 Record Literary Staff Q25Q Squad Leaders Club Q2, '353 Reading Club Q253 Manners Club Q45 . WVhite, George: Chess and Checkers Club QI, 25g Alge- bra Club Q353 Technical Science Club Q453 Usher C45- Xvilliams, Elvy: Student Government Q45 3 Algebra Club Q353 Hi-Y Q353 Slide Rule Q453 Technical Science Q45 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q25 . Wolfson, Frank: Soccer Q25 3 Track QI5 3 Intramural Basketball Q2, 35 3 Reading Club Q15 3 Student Gov- ernment Q3, 45 3 Home Room Leader Q35 3 Record Literary Staff Q45 3 Assistant Editor, Record Q45 3 Color and Motto Committee Q45 3 Lunch Time Com- mittee Q353 Cultural Olympics Q353 Dancing Club C25 - lVoll, Frank: President, Hi-Y Q25 3 Track Q2, 45 . Zampino, Filomena:q Library Council Q2, 353 Purple and Gold Business Staff Q453 Baseball QI, 2, 35 , Varsity QI, 2, 35 3 Soccer Ql, 2, 35 , Varsity QI, 2, 35 3 Basketball Ql, 2, 3, 45, Varsity QI, 2 3, 45 3 Tumbling 415 - Zauber, Nathan: Reading Club, Secretary Q353 Chess and Checkers QI53 Football Q253 Library Council Q25 3 Dancing Club QI5 . Zonies, Paul: President, Lunch Time Committee Q353 School Spirit Club Q453 Intramural Basketball Q2, 35 3 Dancing Club Q2, 45 3 Student Government Q35 3 Library Council Q25 3 Chess and Checkers Club Q25 3 Stamp Club Q15 . O11 'YO V06 Ne wzlexx to extend our app-re awone and adv erbleere oi the 'Yurole and Gold . lt' flnanolal ald vale geafooou could ix We 'do-oe voam god -alll pewonybe 'oereet ln Urxle olabl 9 'b 'Vile ed. lr ln Wnxxou have been Qublleb our advertisers and meme the e profltable one. Don Yaleee, Bvelnese llenager bo OK is PATRONS A FRIEND MRS. THOMAS H. AMBRUSTER MRS. ALFRED ARMSTRONG DR. AND MRS. RICHARD H. ASAY MR. AND MRS. LEON R. BAKER MRS. IOSEPH BALDINO MRS. HELEN BENSON MR. AND MRS. R. BENSON MRS. E. BRESLOW MISS RUTH BROWN MISS MAISIE K. BROWNE MRS. CHARLES W. BUOKMAN MR. C. K. BUSHEY MISS ALICE C. BUTLER EMILY CAFUTI MR. AND MRS. IOHN CAREY MRS. RUSSELL H. CARSLEV MR. AND MRS. GEORGE COSSAEONE DR. AND MRS. R. S. CRANMER MRS. IOHN CRAWFORD MR. AND MRS. E. L. 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BENJAMIN KLEIN KLEIN'S IEWELRY STORE MR. AND MRS. MARTYN KOLL MRS. IOI-IN KNESTAUT MRS. AND MRS. MAX KRAKOWITZ MR. AND MRS. CLIFFORD H. LEACH ROV LEVINE MRS. H. W. LITTLETON MR. AND MRS. H. WILLIARD LOOK MR. AND MRS. I. LONDA PATRONS MR. AND MRS. RAYMOND E. LOOMIS MR. AND MRS. B. EVERETT LORD MR. AND MRS. C. D. LOWDEN LYRIC FLORAL SHOPPE MRS. IAMES MADISON MR. AND MRS. IOHN I. MCMORROW MR. AND MRS. ARTHUR MEADE LEONORE AND DAVID MELNICOEE MR. AND MRS. HARRY T. MILLER MR. IOHN MILLER HARRY MITCHELL MARTHA QUINTON MITCHELL, R. N. MR. AND MRS. ROBERT W. MONTAGUE HON. A. HARRY MOORE MR. AND MRS. EDWARD NADEN MR. AND MRS. IACOB NADEN MR. AND MRS. LEON NADEN MR. AND MRS. THOMAS NADEN MR. AND MRS. IOHN NIEDZIEJKO HARRY OBUS HON. AND MRS. Rocco PALESE DR. AND MRS. ALBERT B. PANCOAST BESSIE V. PEATRASS MISS EDNA PIERSON, R. N. MR. AND MR. THOMAS PISANO MR. AND MRS. IAMES G. POLLITT MR. AND MRS. DAVID I. PYPER MR. AND MRS. IAMES PYPER MRS. MARGARET PYPER QUALITY HOSIERY SHOPPE FLORENCE M. QUINTON MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM REED MR. AND MRS. C. LEROY REYBURN HELEN C. REYNER DAVID S. RHONE MR. AND MRS. T. ROBINSON RUBY HOSIERY SHOPPE MR. AND MRS. SOL SAERAN SAM'S MARKET MR. AND MRS. FRANK SCHEPECARTBR MR. RICHARD SCIARRI LEWIS SHEARER MR. AND MRS. GARY SHEPPARD SINGER'S SELF SERVICE MRS. LENA SKLAR LISTON S. SMITH MR. AND MRS. IESS SMOLINSKI MISS META SMYTHE MRS. KATIE B. SPAETH MRS. ANNIE SPENCE STAR LIGHTING AND FIXTURE CO. MR. AND MRS. HAROLD STEPLI-:R HORACE E. STEPLER CI '387 MR. AND MRS. WARREN STONE SWINGER-AND-BINENSTOCK MR. AND MRS. KINSTON THOMAS MISS ETHEL I. TAYLOR MISS ETHEL M. TI-IEGEN MRS. MARGARET THOMSON MRS. PEARL THORNTON REV. H. L. VAN BUREN MR. AND MRS. C. BARTLEY WALKER MRS. LUCY WALLACE GEORGE WATTS RUTH O. WATTS DR. B. S. WAUGH MRS. ELSIE WELCH LT. WALTER T. WELCH MR. AND MRS. EMARY WELLS MR. I. HUGH WILSON DOROTHY MAE ZULKER A CLASSMATE JSIGNIFICANT FACT, too obvious to require much elaboration, is the growth of the ii Campus Publishing Company. From seven to seventy yearbooks in three years, to make us the largest exclusive year- book publishers in the east. One way to explain it is to say that Campus in not an engraver, a printer, or any other type of processor, but a service organization well acquainted with the ins and outs of yearbooksg co-ordinating all the phases of yearbook planning and processing. Not being a processor, we can cover the field more completely. There is no budget too small or too large in which we are not interested, nor any reproductive process that we cannot supply--letterpress printing, engraving, offset printing, or gravure. Using these processes to the best advantage, we now make available five different means to a good book. In letterpress printing, MASTER-PRINT and UENGRAV-PRINT. In offset printing, HMASTERTONE' and VELVETONE - and in gravure, NREGENTVUREK' All five, from start to finish, are handled alike, receiving the same Perceptiplan servicing, specialized handling of your yearbook from the infant idea to delivery of a fine finished edition. All five are Campus books through and through. These five -differing in price only as they differ in desired effect and budget limita- tions -possess in full those superiorities in appearance, economy, and general effect that have, in three years, made Campus the leading service organization that it is. , , Pususumc coMPAnv,mc. 15N srnucz sr., rnltnnrmun, PA. Our MA5TERTONE process was used in publishing this 1940 Purple and Gold I Elsllllllllfiot YVe are exceedingly proud to have been selected ofli- cial photographers for CAMDEN High School. YVe wish to thank, in particular, those students and faculty members who gave so willingly of their time and energy that this yearbook might be the beautiful token it is. lHQfltQ2at QM' Q2 BINNEY 61 SMITI-I COMPANY Manufacturers of CRAYOLA ANDU-SEPTIC DUSTLESS CHALK GLOAMA BLOCK PRINTING INK PERMA PRESSED CRAYONS ARTISTA TEMPERA POSTER PAINT ARTISTA WATER COLORS FIRMA GRIP PASTE i' COLORED CI-IALK FRESCOL i' SHAW FINGER PAINTS R. T. Gemmell, Representative 2902 Berkley Street Camden, N The Camden I-Iigh School Alumni Welcomes the Class of Iune l94U With the sincere hope that you will continue your social relationships with your classmates through this organi- zation, and do your part to further the Work of the Alumni of Scholarships and Good Will. May the attainment of this Great and Important step in your lives be a firm foundation tor your success. l-lotel Walt Whitman Broadway of Cooper Street Camden, New lersey I. E. MEARS Managing Director Unexcelled Facilities for Dances, Dinners . . . Small or Large Private Parties Phone 354 Conceived in l9l4!An Institution in l94O 25 Years of Civic and Social Progress IAMES M. Tl-lClRS 0 P A INCORPORATED MX' ttf! o V4 FLORIST S Polish - American Flowers for Every Occasion Citizens, ' l559 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Federal at Eighth Street Camden, N. I. Camden, New lersey Wishes the Graduating Class Success ,,.,J, - . em- - I f- 4.-fr-A-4 ,fe--. e.,,,A,,e-. ,A -4 s ei., rpg- not ,Hd ,-,-.,.,,,. S ., S, uf . . 3 V, , ,.-v,-.nf . H+- If-ati It v+4 f + -- rw I .w..Y. NMA ,.1- .'v:-mrs' r iv l- 3-' ' ,4.f,..'!'i+-.M , ,, 5 , - . . T51 I f a ' Q s' nf-I mt' 7 gp p 5 I How I-'QRTUNATE PLEDGESGF PU RITY I I' that the one food children like best PLEDGE THAT BREYEIRS ICE CREAM I-ms NEVER CONTAINED ADULTERANTS GLIMS ' GELATINS POWDERS OR FILLEIKS EXTRACTS ORAIKTIFICIAI. IS SO Wonderfully good for them FLAVOIKING OF ANY NATURE REAL C A51 CRANULATED SUGAILAND P Mll'ifsISXci.'1'.2'f S -Its Breyers Ice Cream UREYEIKS ICE CREAM 5, 'N vi Uldjul-1, nm ef--I-ygff f xfCZ'L, A A -3--. a . 1' ' . - Ir- X if, 'D - V . V 'r ,W . I I fffv 1 AA -. A 1 gf, -' 4 f f 5 - '-X 3 , 3, Q ' efrr 1 mm' 11 w I is ' -- ' ' M UJ I S- f. .:-s- ' 7,m,,,,.,j L. H Q Produced Under the Secltest ' X' '-4 B-.nE'.1f1,r.:,1.xC:,' +45-.e-. rw., J, g System of Laboratory Protectio I fy fit?-' I A - .L-Hz' 1 ur ,- 4+ -few rm. fi'-'j ' I ' If 519' rjfhghw V:,g?,,flil'?A . After High School: What? Learn Day and Evening Beauty Culture Classes Men Women Maison de Paris Beauty College 307 North 6th Street, Camden Phone: Camden 5247 Wm. Doerr, '35, Registrar Opportunities for Young People are increasing as business expands STRAYER GRADUATES SECURED POSITIONS EVEN DURING THE DEPRESSION During a recent period ot seven months, 91 students trained in our school were appointed to Federal Civil Service positions, and during the same period of time 298 of our other students obtained good permanent business positions. C O U R S E. S STENOGRAPHY TYPEWRITING BOOKKEEPING SECRETARIAL STENOTYPY CIVIL SERVICE ACCOUNTING OFFICE MACHINES S'I'RAYER'S BUSINESS SCHOOL 807 Chestnut Street Philadelphia, Pa. Class of January 1941 President Carman Riviello . Vice-President Merilyn Asay Secretary Doris Howey Treasurer Louis O 'Brien BLOOM'S MARKET Fruits V Groceries - Sea Food 1402112 Haddon Ave., Camden, 5043-W PORTRAITS by BECK CAMDEN NEWS PHOTOGRAPHER 2500 Federal St., Camden, N. I. Camden 8614 DRINK C IN BOTTLES Compliments of the FAIRVIEW FIVE AND TEN BOUDOV COAL AND ICE COMPANY Best Quality Coal Fresh Mined 212 MECHANIC STREET BELL 1442 Be11 Phone: Camden 1453 Ca11s Answered Day or Night The Mary H. Thomas Funeral Home 812 Kaighn Ave. Camden, New Iersey Established 1865 1'GiIts that Last ROBERT I. GEBERT Diamonds - Watches - Iewelry 320 FEDERAL STREET CAMDEN, N. I. COSTUMES and CAPS and GOWNS TO RENT Costumes for A11 Occasions Clean, Authentic Caps and Gowns Sterilized and Cool . . . Consult 4 4 Miller Costumier, Inc. 236 South Eleventh Street PEN. 1892 Phi1ade1phia, Pa. Note: A11 Costumes used in Camden High School plcrys and caps and gowns used in our Commencements furnished by Mil1er Costumier, Inc. Compliments ot Class of Ianuary 1941 Compliments of Class of Iune 1942 Compliments ot Class of Ianuary 1942 Kodaks - Waterman Pens - Film Jos J FROST 'twig'- OPTICIAN 203 N. SIXTH STREET CAMDEN, N. I. Greetings from the Fathers' and Mothers' Association of the Camden High School Meets in the School Every Third Tuesday ot the Month Parents, Come Out and loin in Our Work Bell: 3800-3801-3802 Keystone: 2-7761 KEYSTCNE STATIONERY Commercial and Bank Stationers Printers - Engravers - Lithographers 527 Market Street, Camden, N. I. Class of .Tune 1941 President Richard Gretz Vice-President dp, T H Marian Hyatt Secretary Jeannette Miller Treasurer Arthur Flacco I E 5' I, i . 3 i ': if it 16.1. is A . i . . . , '. A P .e il . . f. 4 'QW x -ff. .'11f5f.1g,,,' 5.-.s i Q51-rs. .n I. W 1 2' ' -V --w ,- ls v X '4 'w' Q 2 'ss' K ' . 2,61 'A 'kd A '. J'r 's 'I le 3 I? Lf A: te I if t. '.1,A'it -ff!! . '- . :ff . A va. . mf' l . ' Q V- V 'Wt ' , 3 B . , , f . N ff .. 1 ., - ,E A.. 4 J W A- . an w1,f4w,3ffavs. I Y .. iff' 1 I' I I ' fkfi I AZ' ' fm Q' is f-rw. igfrmii I. T H 1 H -+- ,gh 4 . . ear., was , K' fx W W -' ,vw .A . ir f '-ffm! T 1 f 1 ' ' - me , M w I ,gen '-jr ,. A Cav- 't. 'I ,W W ,....w I' if. ft 1 . f q',,..i: 't -5 liz ' .-.. - 'I ff-' Sodas Our Specialty CHESTNUT'S PHARMACY Prescriptions Filled Accurately l2UU YORKSHIP SQUARE Bell Phone: 3154 Camden, N. I. MORRIS E. ALBERT 6: CO. ACCOUNTANTS l'LLLtLt1'.'lL1LLLL'LL1L1L'f.'lL1L1L'Lt1:LtJ Approved Penne, Private Business School BUSINESS TRAINING 7 U.:- , fait. J wan' ii. It ' litltiiiwsfg- i- V Founded M65 BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION SECRETARIAI.. SCIENCE One, Two and Three Years Day and Evening Courses Special Summer Session PEIRCE SCHOOL Pine St. West ol Brood Philadelphia, Po. The Family Theatre Tl-IE PARKSIDE THEATRE Haddon and Kaighn Avenues Camden, New Iersey Perfect Projection Perfect Sound Courtesy at All Times Books of All Publishers - Greeting Cards Picture Frames WHITMAN BOOK SHOP II4 NORTI-I BROADWAY CNeXt to Camden Trust Companyl QLYJ THE UPHOLSTERY SHOP Over 20 Years' E Iyfmf! Satisfactory Service - :I 'UIQ 1 445 Haddon Avenue Y, Camden, N. J. ' 1 ' Phone 4423M E. R. Switzer I-IARBAUGI-I 5: HALL, Inc. Wholesale Contectioners Distributors Schratfts Chocolates and Double H Brand Confections 223-25 N. 3rd Street, Camden, N. I. For Quality Cleaning and Tailoring Phone Our Nearest Store Camden 4937 Collingswood SIU MAIN OFFICE and PLANT Merchantville l2U3 KURKIAN BROS. MERCHANTVILLE, N. I. 17 W. Park Avenue Eat at the Hostess Restaurants Fairview Circle . . . 2500 Federal Street Airport Circle . . . Haddon and Kaiglm Black Horse Pike below Nicholson Road Phone 1699 M. G I-I. SWEET SI-IOP Best ior Sodas and Suridaes Greeting Cards . . . Cosmetics 2507 Federal St., Camden, N. I. THE PARK STORAGE WAREHOUSE COMPANY HADDON AVE. AND PINE ST., CAMDEN, N. J. Compliments oi WALTER VOWLER CHARTER BUS REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC SERVICE By Van Anywhere in U. S. STORAGE, MOVING, PACKING, SHIPPING Phoneg Cqmden 400 Estimates Cheerfullv Given Bell l299 Compliments ot ROIHER? 1204 HADDON AVE., CAMDEN, N. I, Schroeder Funeral Home 715 Cooper Street Lg! D y u ni euNcoLN Pnennnouv ooi a u 47. 'V ' 4- , 1 ,v n ,i , ' Q9 ,W ' o ou now o SCH can uclx speciclclosses for: o High School Qroduutes preparing for College wishing to Hnish subjects not re- ceived in High School! 0 High School gruduotex who desire to qualify for College Entrance Exams Y Students desiring c General Review before pursuing a rigid College Course? Through Simplified Instruction lincoln Prepor- atory imports u Complete High SchoolCourse in one-hglfthe usuoltime ond cost. Day or Evening. Sendfor 2601 AfmunlCatalau. ' I Lincoln mv Schoo I TI7 SPRUCE ST.-PHILA. STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL Day and Evening COMPLETE COURSES BOOKKEEPING ACCOUNTING COMPTOMETER STENOGRAPI-IY SECRETARIAL CIVIL SERVICE Employment Service, Phone Camden 3369 210 N. Sth Street, Camden. N. I. CSixth cmd Cooperl Compliments ot KAY-MEL SHOP 2701 WESTFIELD AVE., CAMDEN, N. I. Smart Dresses, Coats, Suits and Hats for Miss or Madam from Sizes 9 to 50 Open Evenings Phone 554-I DANENHOW ER SPORTS Wholesalers of Sporting Goods - Athletic Clothing Sportswear - Trophies 2731 PLEASANT ST., CAMDEN, N. I. Bell Phone: 5627-1 Wholesale 6, Retail 3204 AIGESQZZlglgfgilvifgglyccmden MRS. M. IOHNSON N. W. Cor. Hudson ci Taylor Ave. 112 Block from Rio Grande Ave. Wildwood, New Iersey NEW YORK FUR FACTORY Apartment, Rooms and Bungalow lor Rent Compliments of EXPERT FURRIERS SINCE 1909 COOPER HOSIERY SHOPPES Repairing - Remodeling - Storage lGuSSie Greenberg' 19253 Specializing in Suede Crepe Hosiery loin Our Free Hosiery Club 719 BROADWAY CAMDEN, N. In 456 KaighrE:AvZ. - i?351f? Westfield Ave. am en, ew ersey Camden 2910 Collingswood 2900 MOHRFELD COAL C. P. MOHRFELD, Inc. Seventh and Pine Streets, Camden Lees and Atlantic Avenues, Collingswood Phone: Merchantville 609 PARKS DAIRIES We Sell Official New Iersey Grade A Milk Produced in New Iersey 228-42nd STREET, CAMDEN, N. I. T. LEE HAINES, Inc. PAINTS - o1LS - GLASS Painters' and Sign Wriiers' Supplies 16 MARKET STREET, CAMDEN, N. I. Bell: 2860-2861 Keystone 2-7101 Compliments of 1-1EMPEL'S MEAT MARKET 2606 FEDERAL Sr., CAMDEN, N. 1. Free Delivery Camden 6133 Class of January 1942 President Robert Scheuhing Vice-President Anne Manalatos Secretary Marion Van St ine Treasurer George Ludlam Our Own Make Chocolates - Glace Fruits - Bon-Bons F 1 S C 1-1 E R 316 MARKET ST., CAMDEN, N. I. Salted Nuts and Novelties WALLEN'S, INC. IE W E L E R S Camden Quality Iewelers Since 1903 Fine Diamonds and Watches Complete Repair Service School Rings 405 BROADWAY, CAMDEN M U R R A Y FUNERAL SERVICE 408 Cooper Street