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

Text from Pages 1 - 136 of the 1942 volume:

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Q, 9 IO 5 N1 2 Q' 3 10 17 24 3 1 23 17 I Sym! mm Galemim f94f-f9lr'2 24 2 1942 Sig 3 4 10 11 17 18 22 23 24 25 293031 8 9 1516 136 MARCH 19312 567 ist THIS YEAR Even as the sun has been the center ot the universe, our high school repre- sents the hub of four years' overflowing life-tour short years memory will lend eternity, Though our orbits lead us dis- tantly into the remote, ever shall the mother-planet affect our course. Iohn Manos, Editor of Iune section. 'I ..lQ',511Ff2i3?E2gz2f' -iff, 12 A lc Q53 5 f. I9 Wg f1f122f:a2f--' . 4 il A '1-.--.1 '.', - 1 :,r.: eb? CD , f!,ly,,,,. 1, 1907 11 6' f wg ff. .Eu ?.5?:..f ':S'f'f7 :n3 f 515311493 p 111:12-.gn N 3 11.01 R 2 fp 1 am, ,. Lg, - iffy, Ex H , if ' C 1 AQHA au. 1 , N3-1-wfff ff'5' , r, N. W. M . ,eff-,M 1 A GL itZffg,1.Tf's1 - We-f -f ,..,'vw ,,.,.v:- , . 1 - 1 W wry 1. 1.13111 w ,.wf5fav'3'55f WILLIAM U. DREIZLER RALPH H. WHITE IN MEMORY OF We, the Class of Ianuary 1942, pay tribute to a beloved member of the faculty, Mr. William Dreizler, who was suddenly taken from our midst on November 16, 1941. I-Ie never made a brow look dark, Nor caused a tear . . He was our guide, helper, confidant, and friend. To understand his untimely departure is to attempt the impossible. This, however, we know, his spirit will keep on living in the hearts of many of us for years to come. Camden High School sustained a severe loss in the death of Mr. Ralph White, who was known not only as a member of the faculty, but also as a friend to all. His untir- ing efforts as head of the science department and director of the school's N. Y, A. program will long be remembered. Mr. White's belief in, love and understanding of, human nature won the hearts of many. . . friend to truth, of soul si.ncere, In action faithful, and in honour clear, Who broke no promise, serv'd no private end . . The memory of Mr. White, our friend, may well be an inspiration to us as We take up our tasks in the world of tomorrow. FOR A BETTER TOMORROW Months before we entered the war on the side of our allies, many of our former teachers were serving in the United States Army. Now America is battling along with the United Na- tions in total war. Six of our teachers are serv- ing throughout the boundaries of our fair coun- try. These men along with hundreds of thous- ands of other loyal Americans are fighting side by side-fighting for the very democracy we all love and cherish. We shall never forget these men, for to the students of Camden High School they were more than teachers, they exemplified to all the fine character and ideals of true American manhood. Although these men are scattered over the broad expanse of our country, every student and every faculty member wishes them the greatest possible amount of good fortune in their grave undertakings. We shall all look forward hopefully to the day that our cause is won and these same teachers may return to their former positions in Camden High School. CORPORAL ARTHUR BLAKER Post Headquarters Station Comp. N. Y. P, E. Fort Dix, N. I. CORPORAL IOHN HALL Post Headquarters Station Comp. N. Y. P. E, Fort Dix, N. I. LIEUTENANT GEORGE HILL IR Reception Center Fort Dix, N. I. UTENANT IOSEPH RAGONE PRIVATE WALTER NOWAK PRIVATE KEN LANDIS The Armory Post Headquarters H, Q. Bat. Georgetown, Del. Station Comp. 47th Field Art. N. Y, P. E. Fort Dix, N. I. Fort Sill, Okla. 1 X'XeXe0 Qxeqoev XXOOX K Kd YQYDYOOVI Rx Cdyodeo Wdxcgo Sc osxixod de XXXOKOYXOO Y Yxxqh 'SCYXOOX xo Kiiuet' -5 do den Xe xoke d Q XI dw Xoxixo dolxd. Muse Be KeXK X0 Cow- do XO-ei eb od d we ' ddeXp ' X doe iooq ted O Wad 6 KNXX use 'Co we-pe kqdox do 6 e-eos Hugh bead me om Roxovy Q dems qdxfxed we det Yxet mXeXo Ko om sw Ywoo-Medqe no HKS Woqoxxe Xldo Hom Xekx we VYN 'EQXCOX Educdixofx Depoxxfoem ko Yedowovf. She Xe new -smdqe Rod pmsxoxoexdpq dx Qoe 'Ori- verexxq ok SK. Loxivs. Om CHM-:J Ixkkkeixc Ixeeodxdixorx Xosee d Yxixe odvkser, Wxss NT do Hom qxixdec wmooq cjxds dong we xodd ' dwo ood Yxdpexoees dusk OK eewkce X0 Cogixc sence vmx he Yxex qeoie Yixqkx. Her pie d :fix-see . 'O 'N is wfgfaka .5-UW, 'wi Xi wk gyf' .RWM ww' gy' mi in Qi, 5' -E aww 11 ,N-g.. V41 5,13 fem? it I WWW' 5' BOARD OF EDUCATION DR. ETHAN A. LANG President of the Board of Education n t E DR. ETHAN A. LANG MRS. ALICE KLINE PREDMORE RUSSELL L. WELDY President DR, LEON N. NEULEN DR. HENRY WtSNIEWSKI DR' RICHARD BOWMAN Superintendent of Schools Vlwpfesldem SAMUEL T. FRENCH ALFRED L, DUDLEY ALBERT AUSTERMUHL S ' d f S 1' Secretary BENIAMIN MACKLER uperlnten ent o uppies RAYMOND G. PRICE MRS. MARY W. KOBUS ALBERT E. OSMOND Supervisor of Idnitors cmd Buildings DR. LEON N, NEULEN Superintendent of Public Schools DERWOOD I. TEW Supervisor of Secondary Schools CARLETON R. HOPKINS Principal of Camden High School Margaret W. Aherne .,...... Biology and Geography Harry I. Balls .... Albert Bass.. .... Arthur Blaker ..... Phillips H, Brooks Ruth E. Carey .... Iacob O. Charles, Louis A. Cirelli. . . Elmer M. Conover .,.. lohn I. Danaher. . . Mathematics ,.,........Physics Physical Education Physical Education History .. ....,. Biology ,..,.....,l-listory . . . .Machine Shop . , . . .Chemistry ,pa Elizabeth Dickinson We .HQ if-Egfgg .English Rocco DiMuro ...,,.,. ,,,. C hemistry William W. Duthie ..,. .... M athematics Beatrice Enten ...... ..... C ommercial Louis Feinstein ,..,. ..... C ommercial Grace M. German ..,. ........ B iology Robert M. Haley .... ........... M usic lohn Hall .....,.....,, .,... S ocial Studies Alan B. Henderson .,... ,....., C hemistry Elizabeth I. Hoell ..... ........ B iology 43- ff I , SA E: L ' Q hr' fr. 1' . M 4- , . wr as 5 5 Charles D. Iones .,... . Iennie C. Kittle ,......... Barbara Anne Klepper. , Chester V, Koppenhaver ......... Evelyn Leavy ..,....... Eleanor Lang ............. lMrs.l Margaret Lawson Mabel E. Lewis ,...,.., B. Everett Lord ..., Ethel G. Lord ..... .... .Social Studies .........History ............I.1brary .. . . . ,Mathematics Physical Education . . . . . . . Commercial Physical Education . . . . . .Mathematics .......Physics . . .. .English Marion Lukens ....,.. Evalina H.- Mattson ,,.. . . . . Mathematics . .,.......,... French KDr.J Charles L. Maurer .... ...,....,...,.. H istory Warren B. Meixner ..,,. S. Clifford Murray ...., KDr.J Walter N. Myers. George T. Ney ......,. Walter Nowak ......... KMrsJ Mildred Oaks. . . Stanley Pawlak ....,... William I. Palese.. Mechanical Drawing . . . . . .Social Studies Latin . . . .Commercial .......l-listory ............English . . . . . . . . .Commercial .Physical Education is...- NN.. WW-dns., Lyola C. Pedrick .... Arnold Proieta ...... Philip A. Randle ....... Margaret T. Reynolds ,... Mariorie I. Roberts ....,, Russell P. Rubrecht ..., Elizabeth T. Ryzinski ,..., .... Paul H. Shatter .....,,. lane E. Shibe ........ Kenneth A. Shultz .... Helen M. Bender ......,.., lMrs.l Brenda I.. Broomall .... Anne Creveling ........,.. Flora G. Detwiler ...,.,,, Iosephine D. Estlow ..,, Ruth I. Hutton ...,... History and Italian , ....... Mathematics ..........English . . , . . .Practical Arts , . .Auto Mechanics Physical Education Physical Education ,...........English . . . .Commercial Ralph I. Smith .... Thelma Snape .,.. Iesse I.. Stayer ..... Norman A. Taylor .,.. . Ethel M. Thegen ..., lane Tobin ......... Emelyn M. Trine .,... Anne Warren Troth .... Ruth Westcott ........ Martha Zeigler ..... Camera Shy . , . . . .English .......,,.Eng1ish . . . . .Mathematics . . . .Spanish . . . ,Commercial . . . .Commercial 1Dr.l Ruth M. Keller ..., fDr.l Edwin G. Smith .... Iva I.. Warner ........ N. Hope Warren ....... Gladys E. Williams ,.....,. . . . ..... Mathematics CMrs.l Katharine T. Wisrnan. .. . . . . .General Shop ..............l-lxstory . . . . . . .Social Studies Mechanical Drawing ,.............L1brary ............English .............,Eng1ish .Physical Education .....English ............l..cxtin . . . . .Social Studies ...,.,..English ........English . . ......... French PERSONNEL MARION CAREY Office IRIS BATTILANA Office DOROTHY GITHENS Office MARY MCHUGH Office DR. MABEL G. LESHER Medical Department DR. EDWARD OSBORNE Medical Department ANNA M. BENDINGER Nurse I. BORTON FOX Custodian I anitorial Department GEORGE REED TONY DiASCENTIS LAURA CUSTIS BENIAMIN SCHETTINGER ELIZABETH BOYER GEORGE RIGGINS GEORGE PALMER ORVILLE I-IAINES ERNEST RENNER Cafeteria Department ELEANOR WATSON Dietitian MARY KELLY OTILDA SOULAS DORA WATSON WILLIAM A. ROYSTER LAURA WASHINGTON Teachers' Lunchroom fr ,, , ll UDL! C 3 . ,. X r, ,gggzm , , -:a1:G'agQQ. ,:, . , ,W ,. , U, K .,,, . ,, . fuss . , ' 51 vifiif-we-.4 r 'fmseez x w ' 1. A A. . . , . L WW 5, C W ,wg ,A , ,ESF E .ve wx, ,, W , X Leonard r H d BY AND Fon Pfesiiizfff U7 from fa Ove io Sepfem THE STUDENTS Since its inception the Student Government Grgani- zation has existed as a type of institution in Camden High. The Student Government is a service organization embodying such necessary school factors as the Traf- fic, Usher, and Insignia groups. Each Thursday elected representatives of the stu- dent body meet to discuss problems which confront them and mutually seek their solutions. The September-February term was under the direc- tion of Leonard Hudson, President, Sidney Levy, First Vice-President, Dolores Griffiths, Second Vice-President, Iohn Murray, Secretary, Margaret Steck, Recorder, and Miss Ruth Carey, Faculty Adviser. The February-Iune term was under the leadership of Sidney Levy, President, Dudley Lowden, First Vice- President, Mary Colallilo, Second Vice-President, Iohn Murray, Secretary, and Marjorie Wahl, Recorder. Among the more outstanding projects which the Stu- dent Government has carried through this year was the formation of the Defense Stamp Committee under the chairmanship of Robert Luartes. Serving on the committee with him were Peggy Moffett and Donald Davis. In the first ten days of sales the Defense Stamp Com- mittee disposed of a thousand dollars' worth of stamps and bonds. MEN BEYXXND IX 'UAE YN XXHQXO Pohese ......... Hood Gooch lkrkhur Hake: ...... Bc1cYX1eXd Gooch NNoXXer Nowak ......... Mme Cooc 'S-ennefo XNXnY1eXd ....... Mme Co W APWX futon 'YY9 A fo . Camden ZX X1 melonswood Q rU1Q . Camden 27. CO lnxxc CM tic O mdeft- kilo C5800 0 CG den lg Camden Wilson 6 Com den Sl woodfow wick CGW 52 stuff' 8 mden New Ca HQ Ccmde GQKS William Palese Head Football Coach A20 Gcfflden Bubien End OQPOD V I Taclgl CHAMPIONSHIP EXCURSION The above chart shows the power of the hard-charging, fast-thinking, and always alert Purple Avalanche which represented Camden High on the gridiron in 1941. After two games had been postponed due to an infantile paralysis epidemic, the Avalanche really put the pressure on Trento.n, bowling over the Capitol City eleven 36 to 2. The fol- lowing week Vineland felt the lull power of the great team to the tune of 31 to U. Col- Glemser Siedlic ' Back Tackle kr lingswood was Camden's next victim and the rain really saved them from a worse beating than they took. Alter this 22-O vic- tory coach Billy Palese's boys passed their milestone to the championship by routing Atlantic City 13-U. Camden Catholic and Woodrow Wilson suffered a worse tate than anyone, getting thrashed 57-O and 52-U, re- spectively, The victory over Woodrow Wil- son gained for 'the Purple and Gold the South Iersey Group IV Championship. In a post season tilt Camden concluded one ot its most successful years in its history by pounding out a 9-6 win over New Brunswick tor the mythical state championship. To pick any star players is hard, but Co- Captains Wally Bubien and sure-tooted Al Vogt, who kicked the field goal that beat New Brunswickg Matty Siedlicki, Ray Ksia- zek, Sid Wenot, Reds Sgariglio, Abe Savit- sky and Ed Shuda is anybody's all-American line. Working behind this line were Apples Litwa, Rabbit Glemser, Rags Ragone and Duck-toot Weber. There are many other boys who really put their hearts in making this a very great year tor the coaches and Camden High. Members ot this year's championship team who gained all-star honors are: Glemser, Vogt, Siedlicki, Bubien, Ksiazek, and Shuda. Litwa was chosen as a member ot the All- State team. We added to our trophy case the South lersey Group IV Championship and the Group IV Conference Championship trophies. RICHARD URBAN Left to right-lst row: Glemser, Litwa, Feldman, R. Ksiazek, Pruss, Siedlicki, W. Bubien, Vogt, Savitsky, 'Shuda Wenol Sgariglio Weber, Ragone 2nd Row:'Palese,l Ristine, Italiano, Karlowicz, Klimek, Hillman, Quinlan, Honey, W. Ksiazek, Hopkins, Kochanowicz, Ashley, Campoli, Stroh, Stack, Young, Darnell, Silvers, Nowak k W k L S 'th R' h d n Stianno Ch istopher Sing r Arron Mosicki, Reynolds, 3rd row: Bla er, isniews i, . mi , ic ar so , 1 , r , e , , Capprocetta, Pepiak, Tessier, C. Urban, Alessi, A. Rose, Kryzk, Barbetta, S. Rose, R. Urban 4th row: Caruzzi, Kohn, Cirucci, Anderson, Wintield, Reed, R. Bubien, Di Carlontio, Grosmitk for A Us Qil kk 'i f rf- ' ,M J K .A,fQfM5 ' ' rl -N' 43,5 '93 ,QV ., 1, V W3PlBs1?:ffii5W5i2, w ff J:wQL'7g,ig w ' A ,g v f .iq 2, K, ,- .. , k,,A!4Y7'9.3-ffl T5 5 M ,.,f:Ef'::- vi LH' ww. X QF, A Q s .Q 1., ff W. , . A Lu, ,yg w - ., 3 X ww .3 'E-M X , 2 4 K mmm 'SHA xii- in 1.4-,,.., - 1, 4 In , A 4 ,I 'z'S 'Y ' 1:- 1 ' - . N gk w. f LX 37' - W , K W ' H ,. 5 WA. -- 1: ,: . ,.-F31 , X 1Q5mgf.M M mn 1. ' X M Q Q .. 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This latter distinction was shared with Haddon Heights High School. c wh Acfnold Protea nag er Xggiycllff tones Three letter men, Captain Claude Robin- son, halfback, Iohn Winslow, center forward, and Goalie Herbert Vitt formed the nucleus of this year's squad with the balance coming up from last year's scrappy junior varsity squad. Only one member of the first team will be lost through graduation. That player is Ioseph Asbell, hard-hitting fullback. This bodes well for next year's success. The season opened with Camden playing host to Woodrow Wilson. After playing on even terms for the greater portion of the game, the Camden High booters came through by the score of 8 to l. The next op- ponent was Haddon Heights. This contest ended in a l-l deadlock. Again Wilson was encountered and again Camden was victor- ious, this time by a 2-l score. The final game of the season was a scoreless tie with Had- don Heights. This Was one of the longest games ever played in local scholastic soccer, going into three overtime periods. At the end the score was still U-U. Captain Robinson, Winslow, and Vitt were this year's letter men. Iohn Webster was an outstanding player on the junior varsity squad. Mr. Louis Feinstein acted as assistant coach. Reading from left to right: Norman Eisenberg, Armand Capanna, Iohn Manos, Dolores Griffiths, Adele Manheimer, and Cathy Casselman For nigh on to three Weeks, twelve seniors studied assiduously under the very capable guidance of Miss Ethel B. Lord, at the end of which six of the Hd 'Wow :rg :T QB! 32 '5'I3',I'd CDCD new UH. 6'-4 QQ HO? we Ego- DD 932 5-9, F- ...ro ggm Q0 'non 'O E.w:r 35 sic NH- mUm AE Egg gm 55p QED: rn U' Q Um fl? .- :QO 211: DEF Qs' SQ' :mm Q-N O--' U10 :Da-U Q25 'UR O-.mln C-sm 'UZZ 'UQ QQ QQ 50 HQ :stzrf-1 QE. 5-QE 55' E55 DQ drum MF, gift-. QM 3 .--gm .-+ DQ-lg.. 5202 O KDQQ EU... :vZTl I1 :sys gg QOH OCD MOE U1- UIQ bob' ZTUWZJ mm 290. 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Armand Capanna, by far the predomina- ting thespian of Camden High, turned in a superb Ulf l Were King, While Norman Eisenberg convulsed the audience with Tummies . are disclosed. HI-Y CLUB We Make Superman Blush DRAFTING CLUB Making Ready for the Draft KNITTING CLUB Knit One, Puri Twog Socks ART CLUB Learning Modern Design DRAMATIC CLUB To Be or Not To Be MODEL AIRPLANE CLUB Let Them Have Wings DANCING CLUB Spotlight Iumpin' livers for Iapan 'Q' is Am? A 5, Q-'W 3? ,W , N ,nw , '?g'w,-1 1 au. rl iw, .fm mx as e Q 5 HQ: 5.55 W QF JS , .fa , ' ff ww ' -,, -xy A 5-. Q. ,E X mg W H- 2. iw ' Q aff' L. LK , M as . ,. .gf JW rx Q Q- S. 1 i 77 . Q x Af.-9 '1 ,1 6 x '40 My x , Q55 i Q fi K A-A 3' - yu 1 ,gt MM . ,W . an l E. fd ,N xi jihhba 1 ,V-gl it 'F A , , A ffilj fl? ' WE Q , ,,.. E A , K x Knii 7 P -uf fx - W W 3 5 fx 1 . A,,, , . ,U ' 1 gk, A , fe? J 1 5' 'AAG ,Q 5 'S' N , . .r C I '. f 5 A , m ag, 3 11 V' gfz v ii- A K ff.: 3 xl M ' i YY!!! THE HALFW!-XY M!-HHH Ni zi: A Q 2 5 , xi, 1 X W gm fx P' ' f . P9 Q M0 .. vs V51 'Q yu IANUARY CLASS OFFICERS VICE-PRESIDENT-HOSE CIANCI TREASURER-CHRISTOPHER ANGELOS PRESIDENT-ROBERT SCHEUHING SECRETARY-MARION VAN STINE WISE GUYS FRANK SAPONARE ALBERT KREGER CLAIRE REICHMAN EMMA DOWNING HERMAN KRIPITZ LEONARD HUDSON RUSSELL PIERCE ANNA MANALATOS CHRISTOPHER ANGELOS 1023 Morton Street General Course Chris, our hard-working treas- urer, is bound to succeed for he Eossesses those qualities whic go to make the man- sincerity, dependability, and a will to do good. Good luck! MILDRED CATHERINE BANKS 1229 North Nineteenth Street General Course We will never be able to for- get Millie's beautiful red hair and alluring eyes. We know she will be successful as a dietitian. PEARL DORIS BERRY 1107 Boring Street College Preparatory Course Sincerity and abilitv to realize that Silence is golden make Pearl the envy of many of her more boisterous classmates. IUDITH CONSTANCE BIOCCO 1215 Morton Street General Course Who can forget the dazzling, dimpled smile of this dark- haired lass? Iudy's sweet na- ture and earnest diligence in her work have made her a favorite with classmates and teachers. MARIE CATHERINE AMATO 712 Grant Street College Preparatory Course Sparkling brown eyes, black hair, plus a very sweet disposi- tion describe our Reef She is as good natured as they come. Certainly she is a welcome member anywhere. IOSEPHINE ELIZABETH ADAMS 1220 North Twenty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course Io is that likeable miss who was chosen most dignified girl. She will surely succeed in what- ever she undertakes and our heartiest wishes go with her. ANUZIHY 1 I ARMAND A. CAPANNA 712 Grant Street College Preparatory Course What would our spring plays have been without CapDy , our leading man? Industrious, dignified, serious-that best de- scribes a fellow we know will succeed in anything he tries. VIRGINIA FLORENCE CARSLEY 831 York Street College Preparatory Course Another of our scholarly class- mates! Virginia is seldom seen without Mildred-or her knittina. She is certainly doing her bit for national defense. LILLIAN IACQUELINE CARSWELL 902 South Ninth Street College Preparatory Course A well-dressed, sophisticated Miss is Sis , Her sweetness and refinement will surely con- tribute to her success as a teacher. Best wishes to you in years to come! SE GEORGE HENRY EDWARDS B32 North Third Street Technical Course ll, quiet fellow and a swell guy! He now works on our 'Purple and Gold literary staff Ind expects to pursue electrical engineering. We'll never forget lou, George, ycu're OK. WILLIAM BLAKE CARTER 30 North Twenty-fifth Street General Course Yeh, that's Bill l A regular guy who cuts a mean rug , the secret of his personality lies in his modesty. We all like him and know he'll get there. IUHS ELLA MAE DURHAM 312 Vine Street College Preparatory Course Ella's pleasing personality and charmina smile win the hearts of all. When she puts on a nurse's uniform, doctors and pa- tients will admire her just as we do. ROSE ANNA CIANCI 709 South Third Street College Preparatory Course Personality plus , b e s t - dressed, most popular girl- quite an enviable record-but who deserves more than our Rosie ? Best ot luck to a dili- gent student with an ability for accomplishment. SHIRLEY GERTRUDE COHEN 1549 Mt, Ephraim Avenue College Preparatory Course Where you find Shirley, there's frivolity. Social dancing and swing are her favorite pas- times. We hope she'll dance happily through life. EDWARD COOPER 23 Leonard Avenue General Course Ed , the girls' delight! He is fascinating, handsome, popular, and admired by everyone. Good things come in small packages is a saying that fits 'Edu like a glove. EMMA VIRGINIA DOWNING 550 Mickle Street College Preparatory Course Emmy , the tall, blond sen- ior, is one of our most studious classmates. Her splendid traits of character will surely bring her great success in her chosen field, writing. BETTY FINE 1700 Master Street College Preparatory Course Intelligence and sincerity char- acterize our Bett . Her pleas- inq personality has won her many friends. Farewell to a stu- dent who is rated as tops l MARTHA ANN FISH 465 Trenton Avenue College Preparatory Course Sophisticated, well dressed, good dancer-they describe our class deb. Micky will go on to business school and if we know her she means business. Best wishes to a peach DOLORES MARY FORCELLA 237 Stevens Street College Preparatory Course Dolorata is one of those small, quiet blondes with a friendly manner. Her pleasing smile and friendly disposition will carry her far to rich rewards. SHERMAN FREED 423 Biedeman Avenue General Course Here is a very likeable chap. Sharm always has a friendlv word for ou. He is a good example of the saying good things come in small packages MARGARET MARY FIELDS 309 Point Street General Course Although study is seldom in- cluded in Marge's industrious moments, her undeviating ami- ability and generosity have won a warm spot in the hearts of her companions, ANU!-IHY GERALD GERSON GARTZMAN 2800 Garfield Avenue College Preparatory Course Ierr won his place on Who's Ililho by pessimistic com- ment. He's been interested in books, sports, dancing, and not the least-our Purple and Gold. NORMAN NEWTON EISENBERG 1508 Bradley Avenue General Course A good-hearted fellow liked by everyone! Behind a slap- bass or on the rostrum of C.H.S., he's a good bet either way. Lots o' luck, Norm g you're OK. LAWRENCE HUBERT GIBSON 1119 Kaighn Avenue General Course A dependable trumpet player will be lost to Camden High when Gibby departs with our class. Your mild easy-going will surely get you there-more power to youl I LUCY IANE GIORDANO 1422 Princess Avenue College Preparatory Course A pleasing personality, man xtra curricular activities, an cholastic abilitz have earned igh esteem for ucy throughout er years at C.H.S. She will ertainly be missed. SE RUTH KATHRYN HADDON 2282 Cove Road Iollege Preparatory Course Ruth is petite, demure and endly. Beneath her pleasant yness gleams the willingness aid in the upholding of what just and right. ROBERT NORMAN GRAY 211 Birch Street College Preparatory Course We like him for his blushing it nothing else but there something else' Who could have better captatned our crew? Keep the stroke Bob we re pulling for you IUHS RAYMOND PETER GUNTHER 1213 North Twenty-eighth Street General Course Pete's a reglular guy liked bv everyone W o knows him. We know him, not by his stu- dent activities, but by his friendly disposition. We're with you all the way! ERNEST GEORGE GREENE 1041 Biedeman Avenue General Course One ot our quieter class mem bers but a decided assetl Hanks big interest is aero nautics and we know hell suc ceed in that field so good luck and keep em tlying l ROBERT F. GRENHART 430 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course 'Bob is the blond .curly- haired lad who has made many a girl's heart go pitter-potter . His carefree and friendly per- sonality has won him many friends. HENRIETIA MAE GRIFI-'ITH 929 North Fourth Street College Preparatory Course Diddy seems the quiet, in- different type, but despite her nonchalant manner, she is ca- pable of really fast action. She is quite an athlete, an inveter- ate reader and holds very defi- nite opinions. DOLORES FLORENCE GRIFFITHS 115 South Twenty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course Del is that vivacious bit of blond loveliness whose beauty is eiualled only by her wit. Her spar ling personality will surely aid her in any field she chooses. MILDRED BERTHA HELMRICH 125 South Twenty seventh Street General Course Millys polite friendly atti tude has won her many friends We know her as a pleasant, likeable classmate whose future will surely be successful and happy. C. WILLIAM HENCH 657 Berkley Street College Preparatory Course Good for a laugh any time, he's surely our class giggler . A serious achievement is his band work while chemistry will be his life work. Luck, Willie ! WINSTON PERCALLE HAMMOND i019 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Course Wm s sterling character has earned for him the admiration of all who know him. His oblig- ing manner will insure his suc- cess in any field he chooses. BETTY HALPIN lOl North Twenty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course A radiant personality and an inrate love of fun seen in a contagious s m i l e surround Betts with a wealth ot friends. We'll always remember her for her frankness and friendliness. LEONARD ROSS HUDSON 930 North Seventh Street College Preparatory Course An able fellow who has done an admirable job as president of the student government and manager of the crew, besides being an honor student! 'I'hat's all-and quite enough. BODNEY TACOBSEN 902 Tulip Street Technical Course He's the kind of guy We'll remember long after the doors ot C.l'l.S. close behind us. Iake's interested in radio and dancing on the side, Good luck, good-natured! ANU!-IHY MILDRED IANSSEN 4 North Twenty-seventh Street College Preparatory Course Mimi , the independent girl with a determined eye on a career of interior decorating! May her quiet manner and sin- Egergy bring her success in this ie . IAY LOUIS IASPAN 3748 King Avenue Technical Course Iay's power of readily making friends results in a bevy of Camden's beauties surrounding him at the girls' entrance, May he retain his congenial manner through life. WILLIAM ROBERT LUBONSKY 1270 Liberty Street College Preparatory Course Gabby is the noisy, Lovial type of cha? whose quic wit and gift o gab assure him his share of success in his life's ambition. GEORGE EARL LUDLAM 3050 Federal Street College Preparatory Course Who's Who says his ger- sonality is tops , to wich everyone agrees. He'll be tops in his life work also-surgery. Good luck at Franklin and Marshall, Butch l ANNE MANOLATOS 1227 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course There have been few so genu- ine, so cheerful, and so willing to assume her share ol the re- sponsibilities as Anne. She has been eager to gain knowledge, not honors, LORETTA MARINO 1851 Mulford Street General Course A sweet disposition and ever- lasting friendship are only a lew ol Lotta's virtues. We admire her guiet humor, pleas- ant voice an modest manner, CHARLES CONRAD LARSEN 513 North Thirty-sixth Street College Preparatory Course Charlie's been an active member in the reed sections of our musical groups. A typical Yank who looks forward to den- tistry as a careerl Good luck to an unlorgetable fellow. .IA UAHY IOYCE EILEEN MCKIM 3317 Pelham Place General Course Her demure manner and pleasing personality have helped er do a fine job in our class. Those qualities will undoubtedly help her in her chosen protes- sion, nursing. ANNA LA MARRA 543 West Street General Course Smiling eyes and a gay ex- Rression are characteristic of nna. Her hands are capable ol making any girl glamorous, as she is an accomplished beau- tician. 19 LEONARD MISCIOSCIA 573 Clinton Street College Preparatory Course Mitchell is that fellow with the carefree attitucleg always willing to add a bit of joy by his good humor, and to lend a helping hand wherever possible. RUTH NELLIE KATES 648 York Street College Preparatory Course Ruth's wittiness and friendly personality have made her a delightful companion in C.H,S. She is one of the best friends a person could ever have. Suc- cess! 12 ROBERT DONALD LAMAR 1451 Princess Avenue General Course Playboy Bob is quiet in school, but those who know him are familiar with his keen sense of humor, He certainly has af- forded us many a happy time. SE ELIZABETH IANE KEASER 1302 Park Boulevard College Preparatory Course Betty is the girl who is al- ways so perfectl groomed and smartly dressed. her willingness to be a friend to all has made her dear to all the class. IUHS RAYMOND KSIAZEK lO4'7 North Twenty-thircl Street College Preparatory Course Ray , our All South Iersey center, has that certain some- thing which has helped our team immensel in its cham- pionship drive, liis congeniality will never be forgotten. ...W if -A LEOPOLD IOHN KLIMEK 1245 Everett Street General Course We all know Leo even if we don't hear him much. His gridiron and scholastic records are commendable, More power to a fellow whose actions speak louder than words! RAYMOND JAMES KLINE Ray is one of our more amicable fellows in the class, quick to understand and appre- ciate a good joke. His pleasant temperament and friendly man- ner will never be forgotten. ALBERT MAURICE KREGER 950 Cedar Street College Preparatory Course Al , a hard worker, is suc- cessful in everything he does. He is our efficient editor of the Ffecord . Good luck to an in! telligent student and a fine friend. HERMAN ROBERT KRIPITZ 434 Berkley Street College Preparatory Course Intelligent, good-natured, and quiet best describe our Herman, whose actions speak louder than words. A more likeable fellow is hard to find anywhere, 4 Q5iV?lsf4..v,'?Q1,Qt V ,. W i ' . ,. sr - ' if 'L if A se , 'Cwf vial: gt, 5 P ,ffl 'mfr -itittfrt ' ff ew if T: 9 tr L f wr 1-I : iw is 5 -sr' M Cy .. 58 ,se FRANKLIN REDMOND MORRISON 3812 Westfield Avenue General Course Poose is a rxuiet fellow who doesn't talk muc , but whenlhe does he usuall says something that is worthwhile to hear. Lots oi luck in the future, Poose l 42 ANGELO QUATTROCCHI 408 Lincoln Avenue General Course Quads can really pound that apple and has shown excellence on the baseball field, His true lriendshi is something to he valued highly. SE ALYCE ALMIRA MUMFORD 1109 Langham Avenue General Course Alyce's leasing personalit and friendliness are outstandx ing. Her admirable traits have given her an enviable popular- ity with all of her classmates. IUH5 M. SAMUEL PINKSTON 904 Pine Street General Course Pinky is a very quiet con- servative young rnan. He has a quiet dignity and a jovial dis- position that radiates wit. PAUL OIOORIAN 736 Federal Street General Course If he isn't clrowsily plodding his way through the corridors of old C.H.S,, you'll find him in class in prettyl much the same state, Solemn t ought? Hidden genius? 'P ROBERT PANELLA 1625 Maryland Street College Preparatory Course Bob probably adds more to Wrigley's riches than an other member of our class. Ile can crack a joke with a straight face-he's OK. HAZEI. HELENA PETTUS No. 12 Branch Village College Preparatory Course Pets' beautiful voice and effective wit have won the ad- miration of numerous acquaint- ances. We are sure these quali- ties will aid her in achieving success. RUSSELL PIERCE. IR. 203 State Street College Preparatory Course The co-editor of our yearbook is as unusual and interesting as his future will be. A stud of the natural sciences followegby exploration is his goal. Best wishes, Russ l iii GEORGE RIC!-ITERMAN 511 Newton Avenue College Preparatory Course Witty George has made many a gloomy day a happy one by his constant pranks and witty remarks. His Macbeth jokes will always be remem- bered gleefully. FREDERICK ARCI-IIE ROBERTSON 912 State Street Technical Course Freddy , one of our smallest fellows in the class, is not ham- pered by his size. His fertile mind and alertness will serve him in the chemistry profession. RALPH ELLIS ROSENBEHG ll38 Empire Avenue General Course Ah-take a look, girlsg there's Camden High's gift to the ladies. Ralph's a swell guy with a more-than-pleasing personal- ity. Good luck, handsome, you have what it takes. FLORA VIRGINIA ROSSI 254 Line Street General Course No ripple of unrest runs in the spirit ot Flora. She is note- worthy for her quiet and serious ways. IOAN ROSITA RICHARDSON 1466 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Course loan is one of the more dig- nified girls of our class. Besides her A-l personalitl, Ioan pos- sesses aplendid a ility as an artist. e'll always remember her gracious manner and win- ning smile. CLAIRE REICHMAN 371 North Thirty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course Personality-plus , third honor student-a rare combination in any gall Look out, Winchell, Claire's interested in journalism and if sweetness counts she'll make the grade. We're all be- hind you. ANUAHY FRANK CHARLES SAPONARE lU06 South Fourth Street College Preparatory Course We recogniie a leader in our first honor student and head usher. Franky looks forward to a law career-it's hardly nec- essary to wish a guy of his calibre luck. ROBERT EDWARD SCHEUHING 1086 South Common Road Technical Course Prexy Bob is our etficient chief executive whose winning smile and personality have en- deared him to ever one. We're sure that life will Le good to im. ALVIN SCHOMER ROBERT HAROLD SCI-IUMANN IOHN RICHARD SGARIGLIO 1585 Park Boulevard College Preparatory Course Al is that well-dressed, dig- nified student whose sincere, but friendly nature has won him many friends, including many charming girls. His pleasin personality will help him reach the top. 12 SE HERBERT HAROLD TARTER 1138 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course Herbert is a wise-cracking lad whose remarks 'deli ht us in class and whose abgity in basketball is well known to its followers, Skoall G36 Walnut Street General Course Bob is the quiet, mischievous fellow possessing a fine sense of humor. He has done good school work with apparently little effort. Good luckl You've got what it takes. IIIHS ETHEI. WILHELMENIA STONER 431 Pearl Street General Course Sally is one of our class beauties, if ou don't believe it, ask any of the young men here- abcuts. Her charm and grace will always he remembered by her classmates. 1197 Chase Street Technical Course Reds is the quiet fellow whose ability on the gridiron is indescribable. We liked him first for that curly' red hair, then for the splendid character un- derneath the shyness. RALPH WRIGHT SHAFFER 2905 Stevents Street General Course Our class artist is a good chemistry student and a natur- ally dignified guy. We'l1 miss his drumming as surely as we'll miss his sunny disposition. Best of luck! LEONARD SONNENBERG 1736 Broadway Technical Course Len is the boy with the scientific brain. He will be re- membered as a friendly student, although not of the bookworm variety. IDA A. SPENCER 38 South Thirty-second Street General Course Ida is a classmate we will never be able to forget. Her Eleasing personality has made er very popular in C.H.S. ROSE ANNA TRYKA 919 Cedar Street General Course Rose is our attractive, ever- smiling blonde. Her pleasant Dersonality has won her many friends, and a more loyal and true friend can't be found. MIRIAM VAN SCIVER 403 State Street College Preparatory Course Mim with laughter in her eyes and a smile on her lips has captured the title of Iuliet . May she be successful in whatever she undertakes. MARION HARRIET VAN STINE 694 Ferry Avenue College Preparatory Course Marion has made her influence felt by her intelligence, helpful- ness to the student government, and excellence on the traffic force. Her future will surely be successful. I OSEPH FRANK VASILE -440 Line Street College Preparatory Course His association with the Cour- ier Post has brought publicity to our class and his hard work on the senior Prom Committee is commendable. Luck to you Ioe g you'll get therel ROBERT THOMAS 778 Walnut Street General Course Bob is one of the best natured fellows in the school. He is a sharpy of the first class. He is destined for success. STANTON TARTER ll29 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course Stan is that jovial fellow who is very ade t on the bas- ketball course. lfls true sports- manship and will-to-win have made him a real athlete, loved by all. ANU!-lHY 1 I MARION HELEN WALTERS 24 Stewart Avenue General Course Mar is the girl with the dancing feet and lashing smile that's guaranteed to be con- tagious. Lots of luck when You become a woman in white LEWIS H. WEBER 649 State Street General Course We'd know more about Lew if we saw him more often, but from occasional glimpses we gather that he's a happyfgo- lucky guy who'd rather talk swing than eat. LUVENIA WILLIS WHITNEY 611 Liberty Street General Course Venie's petiteness, scholas- tic ability and willingness to work have won her many ad- mirers, We are sure she will be successful as a secretary. I2 SE EDWARD IOSEPI-I ZANE 832 North Eighth Street Technical Course His manner is as mellow as the trumpet he gays-for that we'll remember im. A fellow with these qualities will surely succeed. You have our best wishes, Ed. IIIHS ELIZABETH MARIE ZANE 558 Line Street General Course Betty's enthusiastic interest in sports, whether it be whacking a tennis ball or cutting a figure eight, plus her everlasting good nature has made her a true friend of all. IOHN LOUIS ZIZZAMIA 1184 Haddon Avenue General Course The curtain rises, and a dis- tinguished actor agpears on the stage. It is Iohn, w o made such a it in Naughty Marietta. Loads of success in the play ol life l IN MEMORIAM We. the Claes ol 1942. will long remember Margaret Kellett. who departed from this lite to her eternal rest on Iuly 27. 1941. She was a worthy friend to all in school and an adviser of Mystic Assembly No. 5. Order ol Rainbow Girls. Margaret will long be remembered by all of us. if K . N V M 19 K if A,,-- , ' x X M fr - ,:,' Ag., Y w ,iw ' Z ' A -,. mv 55 g 1 if 4' 5 ,1 32 ,W 41923- fgfiiffii? 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This year Mr. Hall, a graduate ot this school and a top notch drummer, very ably assisted Mr. Haley in conducting our or- chestra. lt is to these men, as we leave Cam- den High, that we wish to express our grati- tude in producing the music that We like most to play. MUSIC 1n CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL -:wa ' ,sir mil 1 lg A xr-:.'. 'A - i V 'G -fi, ,JIEJWQEZJ al hiiii L9W EU gHms':MAS C0 MES BUT ONCE p, YEAR I k., idle' gg ', ffffflfi' 9' , , f. A-wa ,,sx:2m-fu-hi.- - A , ,. . .4 P., . -.1.,.... ., , 4' f ffmUf.,fsvM ' ,'w'f:'qV'--f' .-f , T , '3 , . t-,a2,Qa?'71'?f- 9 6552517 . f b' ri -':.i:4f-4eisi GFf - f:?! ' ' 5 L. H' - '-:ns ff'-gn gig-:iv - - ,. 1-ng! .' . - -- -' ' -.AL ii -:c'a':le 1 - ,..-:- - ', .' -s' wt: -' , ' -54, . -vibfmfs---f ff --i' r -Affffifu T ii ':'5-,r H. 'VfT' . . It .-fffeiffif ' A -'Q f , ., .- lr-'ff1t2f:f -fl 1' -.arf--, W-ff Y .fgl ,,.f:.uXig.'g,,,-,, 45,2-'r -m - . 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Every student in th e a perfect ent on at e school Wn the ristmas fashion. experienced a thrill as he Walked do halls decorated in the true Ch The seniors and juniors did or wonderful job in putting pine trees, holly, tinsel, and can- dles together to make our halls and 'audi- torium echo the Christmas spirit. n -r' ,U 1 'Sf 'J I 'T 9-fl I I . .Ae-fry ,,.,..e.,.f,s,.f. . 4f.t:,,' 1 pi. 1 4 ll .1 1 v w e A The annual Christmas entertainment Was a huge success. The Verse Speaking Choir under the direction of Miss Lord gave sev- eral selections that were beautifully pre- sented. The play this year was a comedy entitled Georgie Porgief' The cast included Michael Capparelli, Ruth Kates, Adele Man- heimer, Peggy Moffett, Robert Harter, Sen- nett Batten, Warren Weiss, and Wanda Pointkowski. The play was one of the best We have ever had. The audience fairly rolled in the aisles laughing at the realistic situations portrayed before them. The Christmas carols heard after the play added the finishing touches and sent every- one home full of the Yuletide spirit. Childrens laughter, the happiest sound in the world, is echoed all over the gymnasium at Camden High School. Mingled with this are the laughter, the oh's and ah's of the student body watching from the running track above the gym. It is hard to say who is getting more pleasure-the children or the audience. The scene of all this laughter and happiness is the Childrens Home Party given annually at Camden High School. lust when it seems that the seniors who are acting as big brothers and big sis- ters are going to collapse, there is a shout, and then Santa Claus CNorrnan Eisenbergl appears. Who says there isn't any Santa Claus? Ask the children who were at the party. They return home with their gifts, and what is more they are full of ice cream and cake to remember this day forever. The seniors return home to recuperate and Wonder where little children get all that energy. Heading from left to right: Pointkowski Kates, Batten, Moffett, Weiss, Manheimer Carter, Casselman, Capparelli, Hatter THE SENIOR PROM One night in every senior's life is preceded by anxiety and followed by everlasting mem- ories, this great event is the Senior Prom. Dancing in the Senior Ballroom ot the Hotel Walt Whitman, beautifully gowned girls and well-groomed young men sway dreamily to the lilting music of Betty Hart's Orchestra. Intermission causes a rainbow-like display of gowns to file out of the ballroom and to fan out thru the lobby. The chance to peek again into the mirror, to apply those needed repairs, to take the pause that refreshes, ,and to chat man-to-man and girl-to-girl comes at last. Cinderella and her Prince Charming see with nostalgia the close of their last high school prom as one o'clock rings curfew C'?J. A433 z w 1 JP. , , 'EL I' 3 , ' 5 ' , I If Q: 'L' t pp---W ii? 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These idegis besi this owdrdz schoiorshipfrioi o high siohdirig, chorocierfo rrue g mon-, oihieiicsfporiicipoiiori iri sporis, hui rioi rxecessoriiq o sior-, persoriohiqfo ieoder with coriiiderice, good moririers, ond rieoi- rless oi person. Xu memory oi Mr, Ooics, ihe NYGQYGSGOKG' iive ieocher we odd io the iisi oi homes ihis i1eor's Horiisr' who mode possibie ihe iiriished producig the urepreserxioiive siu- ' oiier Bubieri. den rj KN D UKES AWARD Prdete Manhermer, memher ot the tune ctass, achteved the Dukes Award this vear. The award was estahhshed two vears ago bv Mrs. Leha Dukes Wtggrns, tormer mem- ber ot our tacuttv, in honor ot her mother, Mrs, L. Xda Dukes. Adetes predecessor was Natahe Covert, ttrst to he thus honored. tn recervtng the award, Prdete personrhes the tvpe ot voung womanhood most admired bv Mrs. Dukes, who was acttve as a soctat worker. 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A Mis., Xlokms E-scorwd to Pep ' by WAN Bubken Norman Eisenb Bak an Mentors , pal see, Nowak' Wwi im, i r 4, GIRLS' BASKETBALL Wait a minute now-not so fast-for this is the Girls' Sports Page! The year starts oft with a bang, for who could find two faster and more ex- citing games than hockey and soccer! These not only refresh the mind, but what is more important benefit the waistline. But now comes the game that is just about tops with all of us. Ot course, you've guessed it-'tis basketball. What fast-running, keen-eyed, sharp- shooters we girls turned out to be! A few of the senior stars include Evelyn Brown, Mary Rozalowich, Eleanor Sho- walter, Mildred Peters, and Elizabeth Bleidorn. Also, some of us are tops in tumbling or bowling. Thats all now, but you'll see us later. sfttcmsicf:Q:wrwrsetw-fmwvwswasa Iwi-1' --W-ffb11't'4fsf1l THE HUME STRETCH MW 4 53,2 ,, 92 QL iw Nl IUNE CLASS OFFICERS RICHARD URBAN President CLARA PIERZYNSKI Vice-President FRANCES GENTLESS Secreta Where there i TY Class Motto s no vision, the people perish. Class Flower Orchid Class Colors Blue and White FRANCIS MEIDT Treasurer WISE GUYS IOAN KREPS FRANCIS MEIDT SIDNEY LEVY CLARA PIERZYNSKI RITA ZAWITKOWSKI RALPH IACKSON STANLEY GOLDMAN IRA FINE DONALD DAVIS MARY COLALILLO GRACE SIMS REGINA PUCILOWSKI IEAN LOOMIS SYDELL ROSENBERG MARGARET MOFFETT LORENZO BERRY lgepg, Zqwigkgwgki, Dqvig, Loomis Meidi. Iackson. Colulillo. Rosenberg Levy. Goldman. Sims, Molleh Pienyuski. Fine. Pucilowska. Berry ALVINA CHRISTINA ANDRIELLA E31 Walnut Street College Preparatory Course A L Y U S F I. A S H NU FUZM sincere friend, a fine student, and a steadfast worker ucky the object to which she applies her pleasing tal- ents IOSEPH ASBELI. 1435 Ormond Avenue College Preparatory Course ou'll surely like Yus on first sight nfaithfulness he knows not, urely Yus will be a success HARRY KENNITH ASCOLA 513 Line Street General Course un loving and frolicking over and light-hearted mbitious and alert uave and sensitive appy-go-lucky ANNA LORETTA BABICH 741 Sylvan Street College Preparatory Course londe belle of '42 easons for success, personal- ity, looks and cl winning smile xcitement follows her othing but the truth elighttul company n ace ol hearts IANE INGLIS ADAM lUl4 Haddon Avenue General Course I ollity's her keynote A llash of wit and a sunny smile make her a general fa- vorite. ever a dull moment N E ver ready to help-that's lane THOMAS NICHOLAS BANTIVOGLIO l528 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory Course T o all of us, Tom has endeared himself O utstanding he is for his wit M usic has had his worthy talents 83 G L A Vi'-QU ZZFWU I'-IM GLADYS M. ABNER South Twenty-seventh Street General Course uardian of our colors ovely laughable miss lways in the midst of a co- terie of umbstruck males es, captivated by her cintillating personality. 11 EDGAR SENNETT BATTEN 1365 Park Boulevard College Preparatory Course incere he is in all he does xcelling in all activities, anc ever failing to create a smile ot many are better dressec than Sennett ither at school or at home o all, he is a friend indeed o pupil and teacher alike ZHARLES FREDERICK BECKER 620 Benson Street College Pre aratory Course I harlie's tal? and thin figure l as become a familiar sight to . ll of us. ln his tudtes, Charlie has made an enviable record SE RALPH IRVINE BOILEAU 637 Cedar Street General Course F ascinating and frivolous R esourceful and rollicking E fficient, yet easy going N eat and nice to know C apable and cheerful H umorous and happy Y early more youthful LENOHE ADELE BELLITZ 1201 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course L assie, what a chassis! E Ven to newcomers, she's tops E xtremes are what she is noted ior IUHS NORMAN MAURICE BLOOM 1244 Empire Avenue College Preparatory Course N ever failing to bring his quick brain into action makes him O ne of the classiest of the class debators R eading occupies much of his time M akes friends easily, especi- ally with his weakness, the opposite sex EMMA ELSIE BERNHEISEL 1348 South Merrimac Road General Course E ffervescent spirit unexcelled M erry as the day is long M y, how she can talk! A s a skater she hits a new high LORENZO THOMAS BERRY. IR. 1107 Baring Street College Preparatory Course H ere we have a small but lik- able classmate E xceliling in all of his studies. 9 A lready has earned himself an enviable reputation D ependable, reliant, and sin- cere , S uits Heads to a T IRVING GREGG BETZ 3002 Congress Ftoad College Preparatory Course I nexhaustible amounts of cheerfulness and good na! ture R eliability is his outstanding characteristic V aliant supporter of Camden High's athletics ELIZABETH MARIA BLEXDORN 1254 Park Boulevard General Course I. anding gear . . . perfect I f anything needs doin', Lizzie will do it Z izz! Boom! Ah! Plenty of pep Z est is added to any group she joins I ndeed, we'll remember her a long while E arnest in everything she does SIDNEY IOSEPH BRODSKY 1220 Empire Avenue College Preparatory Course portsman in thoughts and ac- tions nterested in she-males and vice versa. Everyone is riven to like him by his per- sonality plus BROOKSIE M. BROWN 3014 Saunders Street General Course rooks' pleasant personality will get her far arin' to go . . . anytime . . . anywhere fficial joke maker ri the road to success eeps 'em laughing pirit . . . she's full of it EVELYN CHRIST! BROWN 1635 Mt. Ephraim Avenue College Preparatory Course ovely to look at ou can't beat her for friend appeal ever a dull moment umerous qualities place her in A-1 class IEAN SCOTT BROWN 3184 Westfield Avenue College Preparatory Course ust an all-round pal ager for knowledge dmired by all her classmates oise isn't in her vocabulary CHARLES EDWIN BRIMM S16 Cherry Street College Preparatory Course lcissified as a first class sharpy n the minds and hearts of all the girls nderstanding, undaunted, unbelievably useful ever says anything but a kind word o his many friends and class- mates MANUEL ROBERT BRAHEN 1491 Bradley Avenue College Preparatory Course ainstay on the Record staff lways seeks the top in any endeavor oble disposition otable actor outhtul impatience spurs him forward .rt 11 WALTER FRANCIS BUBIEN 1263 Atlantic Avenue College Preparatory Course W arrantably voted All South Iersey end lways a consistent student eisurely in manner eading glamor boy of the class ou'll always remember him. Good luck, Wally. ROLAND CHARLES CAMPOLI S02 Clinton Street College Preparatory Course C an any girl resist him? This A thletic, all-round fellow M aker of jokes and of friends P erhaps yes. If so, we miss our guess MICHAEL DOMINIC! CAPPARELLI 1296 Mechanic Street College Preparatory Course M I K E usiccil Michael, the Mighty Mite. nactivity for him, isn't right. ills the girls-personality- plus verlasting humor. He's for us SE FRANK COATES 1455 South 4th Street College Preparatory Course I ached with him is a depth of character not nbecoming to so ighteous a fellow oyal and lidelious to all, as you ourself will soon discover MARGARET E. CARTER G36 Royden Street College Preparatory Course P retty as a picture E nviable personality G em oi a girl G lowing with charrn Y oung dazzle-dish IDRS STANLEY CARL CHOINACKI 1020 Lansdowne Avenue General Course C hallenger and champion H andsome and heroic I ntelligent and interesting E fficient and energetic 'YI ast and flashy DOMINIC CHARLES CARUSO 1035 Locust Street General Course C ourteous and sincere . H onest and straightforward I dolizes sportsmanship L ikes hard work L ively and pleasant to deal with Y earns and works for success IANICE ETHEL CASSEDY 2734 Garfield Avenue College Preparatory Course I ust as sweet as can be A lways a friend N atural unassuming manner I n piano playing she excels C apable and dependable E qual to any task CATHERINE CASSELMAN 301 North Second Street College Preparatory Course C apricious A ttractive and charming T reasured friend H olds her own in the arts Y es, truly a star ALBERT SAMUEL CHIDDENTON 3216 Saunders Street General Course A ggressive and unassuming L ikable B aseball is his second nature E ffuses good humor. He is R ight on the beam at all 'I' irnes MARIORIE RUTH COHEN 1217 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course M agnetic charm A spirant to success H eliable and trustworthy G lorious voice Y oung loveliness BENIAMIN COHN 1406 Broadway College Preparatory Course B eau Brummel he E nchanting to the girls N ever tails to lend a helping hand MARY ROSE COLALILLO 508 South Third Street College Preparatory Course ary's one we'll never forget ccornplished, and ambitious, and admired 72 H eliable and respected Y ours for success IAMES WILLIAM COX 1270 Dayton Street General Course C ortrteous and genteel U nlailing and always depende able R eal friend and schoolmate L ikes good clean fun Y earns for certain success BEHNICE ARDEN COHEN 326 Liberty Street College Preparatory Course me gm man rf ncoc'f1 omely liable to all she knows eason and Right is her motto elinement personified tiers her best in everything she undertakes ruly tops eriousness is her aversion FULVIO ARNOLD CHOCE 412 Spruce Street General Course ull ol lun aughing becomes him beys orders n me job ood personality dolizes good sportsmanship veryone s triend ELEANOR THERESA COCCIA M Zim! 50 C! Z 'UGO 'CWI 446 Pine Street General Course ndeavors to do what should be done iked by all who know her ager for knowledge nxious to help oise is not an adjective which describes Eleanor n the road to success egular teller LILYAN ETTA CUFF 1102 Barinq Street General Course ute and popular nique in her actions ew have not gained her friendship ull ot pep ou can't beat Cully for loyalty 1 D O N DONALD LAURENCE DAVIS 129 North 'thirty-sixth Street College Preparatory Course on Juan, brainy, romantic, al- ways attaining his bject, There is o doubt he will succeed SE GERALDINE RUTH DUBIN 1529 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory Course erry's the vivacious miss tfervescent with loveliness are it is when she's not leav- ing a good time eliable and resourceful auth at its best PHILIP DAVOLOS 441 Benson Street College Preparatory Course P resident is his goal H appy-go-lucky fellow he I nsttlling all with L evtty and happiness IUHS RONALD DOMINIC DI MARCO 1321 Park Boulevard College Preparatory Course R ichly blessed with quietness O utsta-nding for his school spirit N ot to forget his keen sense of humor TERESA DE CORD 259 Mount Vernon Street General Course 'I' race 01 a grm, and Teresa walks in! E llervescent in personality R eady lor everything E Ven-tempered S ilence is her keyword A s small as they come CARL IOSEPH DEGIOANNI 409 Royden Street General Course uture success is his nlailing courage ooming to the top ealous in his undertakings ou'll read of him someday '-CNNCIWI M Fl U 3' S 4 :lj 0 LSA ef g,gi!1'S:rQXlO sm Q5-mm 1' QU' L-10 'O squmig E Q 2592 W V' ' 'UN D C Qg Q5 535-'E 5' cn C21 U ut -mwo Q H- Dm? : 5 'Q rv! H, -2' in :: Q E Q :x : Q. O HELMUT TRAUGOTT DIETRICH 1239 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Course ashing-all six feet of him xcellent in studies, a blond ower of Charm and humor D I rrepressible, but lor all that E T FERLAHIA EVANS 633 Chestnut Street General Course F ootloose and fancy free I. ittle and lively A urora borealis has nothing on her Y outhful vigorousness HOSELLA VISTA EVANS 239 Clemen T. Branch Village College Preparatory Course R osella has a contagious laugh O f which would help many a lass S he's up on the glorious art of jitterbugging E arnest and enthusiastic I. oyol to her friends I. arge hearted A micability at its best CARMELLA N. FALZONE l27l Park Boulevard College Preparatory Course C arme's the cute and conviv- ial coed A llergic to laughter and all merriment eady to lend a helping hand ore jovial and good-natured, we couldn't demand E asy to like but hard to forget R M FRANCES ELIZABETH FETTERS 450 North Thirty-seventh Street College Preparatory Course F riendly and faithful to every- one H adiant and shining as the sun A ttractive and amiable that's her style N atural is her cheery smile C aptivating all the while E nthusiasm she's olwoys.had S miling, happy, never sad ELIZABETH MARGARET ELSER 1246 Kenwood Avenue General Course etter late than never :-dl-I'-IMD very place at the same time all and attractive hey don't come any better W.C.A. can't do without her BARBARA ANN EGAN ll2 Norm twenty-seveiirri Street College Preparatory Course abs quite the popular lass mbitious and admired by all her class e ll swing or iitterbugging, she'll always pass erviceobleness unsurpassed Ui ll IRA WOLI-'E FINE llDl Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course I nfectious smile constantly emitting pleasure-waves H eal friendship lthe warm true ' kindl A fellow whom we are proud to have in our class l EUGENE MILES FLOHY 2881 Constitution Flood College Preparatory Course T ruly a favorite among his classmates, he possesses an nventive mind that rooms from poetry to stinging wit N ever fails to spread delight all around him ou are sure to recognize him by his merry, rotund figure ALBERT EMMET FLOURNOY, IR. B13 Walnut Street College Preparatory Course A lways in a jovial mood L eaves the school with a last- ing impression GEORGE TAYLOR FOWLER B04 North Second Street College Preparatory Course F ull of pep R egular fellow E asily makes friends and E ver telling jokes B elliqerent at times A lways conversing I. ittle but likeable and L ive-ly and laughing 12 ALBERT IOSEPH GLEMSER 1335 Van Hook Street General Course l ollicking hare that's going somewhere i ble and willing 1 rave and courageous 1 ig- hearted nclined to be swift is a joy to know this boy who urely will succeed HENRY IOHN GLATZ 1219 North Thirty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course H elpful with homework, Has A thletir: ability and a N ever-failing friendship K eeps on the move CHARLES FUHRMAN 1134 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course C harlie H as made for himself A swell name as a S tudent and friend FRANCES GENTLESS 944 North Thirty-first Street College Preparatory Course F ull of fun, as we all know R eady, willing, and on the gc A lways helpful to friends in need N ever failing is her creed N oble always all her days Y outh exemplified in her ways GLORIA A. GIBBONS 939 Linden Street College Preparatory Course G ay and graceful all day long L ike a never-ending son 0 rator striving toward theiest R eady always to stand the test I nimitable and eadearing, too A lways willing to see you through BERNICE GLASS 1449 Ormond Avenue College Preparatory Course B eing friendly is her creed E ver doing a helpful deed R eady always with her work N o duties would she ever shirk I n our hearts she is endeared E verlasting, through the years CHARLINE EVELYN GRAHAM 836 South Fifth Street General Course C harm is hers from every angle H ealth and energy she pos- sesses A thletics make her sturdy H ather shy at times, but L onely-never I n a crowd, you'll always find her N eat in dress and manner E very one agrees she's that EDWARD DANIEL GRZEGORZEWSKI 1055 Thurman Street College Preparatory Course STANLEY DAVID GOLDMAN 1434 Ormond Avenue College Preparatory Course sually has no trouble in U L earning his lessons for future P otential use in later life UN E ager to succeed in studies D ependable and jovial in man- ner D esirable as a pal I nterested in sports E asy to get along with ELINOR IEAN GREGORY 1253 Thurman Street College Preparatory Course E ver dependable, full of glee L oyal to friends-that's you and me I n our heartsgshe'll always stay N ever failing to be gay O nly a pal could be so grand R eady to lend a helping hand STEPHEN M. GRETZKOWSKI CHARLES. R. HABER l4l8 Mt, Ephraim Avenue l2l7 Emlilff? AVGUUG College Preparatory Course G igolo a la mode, but we mean an all R ight guyy a personality E asy on the eyes and nerves 'I' he model student from A to Z For him, life should hold no problem College Preparatory Course C harming. A miracle H ow easily he makes friends O r his extreme volubility where L assies are concerned L ife to him is an endless pleasantry Y es, this fellow will put a dent in the world IULES GOLDBERG IZI4 Magnolia Avenue College Preparatory Course nusual talent for producing U L aughter when friends are in a P essimistic mood qi , IOSEPH THOMAS HACKETT 158 Clemen T. Branch Village General Course I olly and happy, but sincere O n or off the basketball court E ven the toughest won't stop him ABRAHAM ERNEST HAINES 1427 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Course E asy-going, yet with that cer- tain R esolve his name implies N ifty in dress cmd manner Full of I rrepressible humor, often convulsing an E ntire class with rare display of corn 12 IHVINE HORWITZ 1064 Kaighn Avenue General Course B asketball is Biggle's ambi- tion I n school or out G lamorous and tall, we're G lad to have him about I. oves any good clean sport, and is an E verlasting friend S miles for all is Biggles' motto. RUTH MARIE HANDLETON 137 North Twent -third Street General Course H elpful in all ways A dmirable, attractive N ever alone, always sur- rounded by friends D oing a good deed Whenever possible Y outhlul ways and ideas IIIHS VIRGINIA IULIA HOFBAUER 3215 Alabama Road College Preparatory Course G inny is always dependable and I nterested in all the various activities N atural and pleasant N o onb is her enemy Y et always willing to help ROBERT C. HARTER 1427 Bradley Avenue College Preparatory Course B est of swell fellows, a perfect blend O f nonchalance, good looks, and modesty. A boy B ound to make a man of rare worth TIMOTHY HARVEY 822 South Second Street General Course 'T im is that fellow who al- ways has a smile for you I n there pitching all the time M r. Harvey is a friend of all EVELYN ANN HEATON 824 Woodland Avenue College Preparatory Course L ynn is what we call our Y oung happy classmate, whose N ever-ending good qualities make her our N oble cherished friend WILLIAM LANGDON HILL 1546 Collings Road College Preparatory Course H ow he can B eat I tl How those I nimitable I. icks send youl I. ikeable I. ong will I. inger our memories of Y ou. NAOMI ALENE HUSKEY l244 Haddon Avenue General Course N eat in dress, nice to know, not too short, not too tall- just right A ttractive to all-especially to her fellow classmates LEONARD PATSY IANNELLI 310 Berkle Street General Eourse I. en, that curly-headed Romeo, IS E arnest with everyone N ever is there a dull moment with him around ESTHER RUTH ISSEL 543 Haddon Avenue General Course E verlastingl charm and wit unite er with classmates S unny disposition S uperior to many in many things RALPH IOIIN IACKSON 128 North Twenty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course I oking good natured manner A stands for all the A's he has received C ontinually found at athletic events K een ability to acquire knowl- edge U -4-I-io -c A K E DOROTHY CLAIRE HUNT MARY VIRGINIA HUMPHREYS 939 Morton Street 324 Cooper Street General Course College Preparatory Course M a emiuiie, dependable, delight- u ften lending a helpful hand o all who are in need acttul thinking, and ields recognition ot her grand ways ix sincerity, graciousness, lovely smile dash of wit, and Mary is the palatable result eadin' and writin' are two of her interests et working on the Business Staff and choral reading occupy much of her time it 1K EHRLEN IACOBY, IR. 538 Newton Avenue General Course ake is that redhead, hand- some and tall, with big smile for all ' nowledge is something he does not lack arnest with everyone HELEN LOUISE IANBAZ 1374 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course elen is a friend worth having arnest and true eisurely yet thoroughly she accomplishes her work xpressive brown eyes reveal ,her thoughts othing daunts this fine girl DOROTHY MARIE XERNIECT 1062 Everett Street College Preparatory Course D ottie is one ot the sweet, quiet members ol our class O bedient, eager to serve, and ambitious at all times T hat's our Dottie. MILTON KELLY 3007 Carmen Street College Preparatory Course M odern design plus charm and I L T talent rideed should make a hit in lite ives tor girls, who live for him hough he can be, oh, so seri- ous at times 1 2 SE IUHS MILDRED KUTNER IOAN C. KREPS l246 Magnolia Avenue 740 Tulip Street College Preparatory Course College Preparatory Course M y friend and yours I ournalism is just one ot her I n art she excels accomplishments M erry and bubbling over with O utdoor sports are also her the joy of living specialty I ngenuity and talent are hers H er scholarship is outstanding in abundance N ever does she tail in what she undertakes N eath her sparkling eyes, a merry smile is seen Y ou couldn't have a truer triend l'1 'lh! l I ELSIE DORIS KIFFERLY ll6 North Dudley Street General Course arnest is Elsie ight hearted in manner incere and sweet ndustrious in her work xuberance-her keynote ABRAHAM KLEIN 515 Kaighn Avenue College Preparator Course Y A well-put-together source of M!!! menus- I-4'-I'-IMG energy est known ioralriendly grin asily makes friends and as easily retains them ADELE KRADER 409 Broadway General Course dele is a charming coed ependable in all her tasks arnest and enthusiastic iked by all her class verlastingly good natured BETTY ANN KRAL l8lB Master Street General Course eauty is hers alone verlasting friend imid, small and shy she is ruthtul at all times oung jitterbug IJ i'rit h DORA LANGSTON 1185 Lawrence Street General Course emure and sweet tiers a smile to all eputation irreproachable girl we'll all miss DOMINIC LATTANZI 326 Royden Street General Course ressing as sharply as he plays football r baseball, we shall never forget Doc's friendly harm and buoyant personal- ity MARGARET HELEN LAUCK 831 Sylvan Street College Preparatory Course ithesome ction ought to be her middle name nexcelled in jollity ommander of fun inks in her knees are un- known, she is so lively ougmful as only Laucky can e CHARLES LAWYER 1175 North Thirty-fifth Street General Course lever, quick-witted chap as a good sense of humor lways business-like eally a fine student ikes the girls nterested in his future ager to succeed SAMUEL MAURICE LANDIS MARGARET IEAN LAING 2366 Baird Boulevard ll4 South Thirty-third Street General Course am, that swell guy is P A friend indeed M usic is Sam's first love WILLIAM LEMESEVSKI 525 Iackson Street General Course W illing and faithful student I ndependent and ambitious ittle giant-that's he I n everything important L L oves good sport I E verybody's friend College Preparatory Course eggy is our good natured friend whose agerness to please others makes us rateful for such a classmate Her hobby consists of aining and keeping new friends es, that's what we think of glamorous Peggy N SIDNEY LEVY 1248 Magnolia Avenue College Preparatory Course S tudent, politician, regular fel- low ntelligent, competent, and humorous D escribes Sid to a T I MILDRED HELEN LINK 511 Elm Street College Preparatory Course M ild as a dewdro I n fun or in trougle L ocked within her is a bundle of sweetness L ovely wavy hair of chestnut brown I deal personality E arnest in all things ALFRED MARTIN LITWA 1574 Norris Street College Preparatory Course n athlete that can't he beat resents his best for C.H.S. ertorms his tasks without be- ing asked adies' man, o' man, o' man verlasting memories of him we'll keep portsman and friend who can't be beat 1 2 SE IUH5 JOHN MATHEW MANCINE 609 North Third Street General Course I ust about what we consider topsp lack is A fellow boys and especially girls C an hardly resist. He pursues his hobb 'wimmin and Y, , K night that he is, he has be- come quite proficient EMMA MARY MAGLIANO 342 Pine Street General Course mma is what we call this arvelous small quantity of laughter, whose any acts of kindness tend to thrill us lways. How can we ever for- get our little Emma? IEAN ISABEL LOOMIS lU9 North Eighth Street College Preparatory Course I ust as sweet as sugar E xcellence in all things is her motto A s natural as the sun, and beaming, too N ature's god-child IAMES GORDON LONG 16 North Thirty-fourth Street College Preparatory Course I olly, irrepressible, and care- free I ndeed a real pal to those who know him M any and pleasant are the memories he provokes ROBERT A. LUARTES 36 South Thirty-third Street College Preparatory Course B y no means short, physically or mentally O vercharged with vitality. Al- ways found with a B udzgy or so, or with a girl o . . . MARIE CATHERINE LUBIN 3010 Kearsarge Road College Preparatory Course M adame oi knowledge A lways busy, never a moment- does she waste R ose of sensibility I s always writing, first the Record then the Purple and Gold E xcellent mind for learning IOHN STANLEY MANOS SPIRO GEORGE MANOLATOS 1426 Bellview Avenue College Preparatory Course I ust what we consider tops in personality 0 h, how he loves to talk and write: a H uman understanding fellow N onchalantly taking life as it comes MARY DELORIS MARINARO 529 South Third Street College Preparatory Course M odest and unassuming, she is A person easy to remember R adiating sweetness and vital- ity. A type of Y outh seldom found. Very lov- able OLIVER AUMING MARK ll67 Haddon Avenue General Course A heart as big as his smile U under a reserved, earnest ex- terior M any are the teachers and students I n whose hearts he has be- come firmly entrenched N ow as we leave school we wish a G rand fellow all the luck in the world FRANK SALVATORE MARTINO 319 Division Street College Preparatory Course F riendly Frank is a R egular fellow, A nd to say more, he's N oted for his smile and K nown for his dress 1227 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course harp from the top of his head to the oint of his jokes asy to know regular fellow we all treas- ure. Always unning after girls and vice versa ADELE BARBARA MANHEIMER 1507 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory Course evilish in a pleasant sort of way xcels in three thin s ood humor, laughter, gndilnak- ing friends ovely to look at ively leader of cheers .. 11 ELEANOR PALMA MARZI 431 Berkley Street College Preparatory Course veigone who knows her, likes er ittle-but she can hold her own in a crowd ver ready sense of humor lways loyal and sincere-a true friend ever say die ften silent, but never glurn eady, willing and able GRACE ELEANOR MASSEI 317 Washington Street Gexiieral Course race be ongs to the petite class eady to lend a helping hand lways friendly ute and cheerful as they come asily liked .tm 553. MARIAN MAC KAY 1269 Kenwood Avenue College Preparatory Course M akes the most of everything A rare personality R ed is her identifying color I n music she is tops A lways Iohnny on the spot N ot to be forgotten in a hurry 12 MAURICE MOSKOWITZ 1524 North Seventh Street College Preparatory Course W odest n the go from morning to night ndefatigable incere as they come e s a fellow we'll never for- get CATHERINE MCKERNAN 1041 North Thirty-second Street General Course K atie is the name of our A rtistic classmate, who has the advantageous T endency to look at only the sunny side of life I nteresting to all who know her, our Katie will E njoy a place in our hearts for- eVeI' IIJH5 DORIS EZILDA MORGAN 563 Line Street College Preparatory Course D esirable company at all times O utstariding as secretary of her home room R eally a charming lass I nitiagive-she possesses loads o it S erious and quiet FRANCIS GEORGE MEIDT 2212 River Avenue College Preparatory Course F aithful friend R egular fellow A mbitious student N otorious collector N oted for fun Y et to be surpassed GEORGE FRANKLIN MENOKEN 2843 Saunders Avenue College Preparatory Course F aithful and sincere R eady to do his part A lways on the go N ever known to lail K nown as a gentleman MORTON MORRIS METZ 1446 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course M indful of others O bliging to all at all times R eliable through and through 'I' aciturn but not shy MARGARET PAUL MOFFETT 1119 Kenwood Avenue College Preparatory Course P erfect example that beauty and brains do mix E asy on the eye G abriel's understudy G ood company-an all around girl Y outh personified MORTON NEWMAN 1101 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course M annerly and manly O rderly and quiet. A R egular fellow 'I' ells the story of Mort MARION C. O'BRIEN 3317 Highland Avenue General Course M arion's dimpled smile you cannot forget A jitterbug, dancing stands high in her heart R ound, blue eyes are hers, I n addition to lovely, blonde hair O utside of school work, much occupies her mind N eat, petite, an asset to any group FREDERICK MILTON OLDEN 520 Spruce Street College Preparatory Course M ade to be a boy scout I nventive as a boy scout should be I. ive wire, he buzzes all around T. N. T. would best describe the activity of Milt ROCCO PARISI 656 Ferry Avenue College Preparatory Course eliable and regular fellow bedient, and R O C apable of completing all as- signrnents BERNICE KATHRYN NETTLETON 2816 High Street General Course B looming flower of beauty E ver ready with a smile R estful in manner N oble in carriage I nteresting to know E xtremes are unknown, she seeks the happy medium UN IACK PARKER 1645 Olympia Road College Preparatory Course I oylul friend A ttentive student C arefree and gay and K nown as a jitterbug 4 if tis if DORIS MULFORD 1057 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course ancing is her favorite pas- time f friends she has many adiant smile, joyful wit nseparable companions are Dorie and Wanda nergetic 11 IRENE EMMA PETTIT 1163 Princess Avenue General Course etife is the word for Irene P E yes that are big and brown T , ops with those who know her fftsfsirla. P MILDRED ETHEL PETERS 136 North Twenty-tourth Street College Preparatory Course re-tty, pleasant, and peppy is our Pete C. VIRGINIA PETERS 316 North Fourth Street College Preparatory Course G orgeous is a mild descrip- tion ol her lovely gradua- CLARA FLORENCE PIERZYNSKI 1207 South Octagon Road College Preparatory Course harming personality plus a ovely smile which captivates E nthusiastic in everything she tion picture everyone plus attempts I ntelligent in all subjects leader in all activities, gives I' alkative N ursing is her chosen proles- you Clara E xcels in the art ol making sion are in the tact that she has friends N ice-Webster defines this as intelligence combined with pleasant, delicate, dainty beauty I rrelsistible-everyone likes true lriend to everyone er E ager-desirous of pleasing WANDA BARBARA everyone POINTKOWSKI 402 Linden Street College Preparatory Course errific is her personality umorous, need we say more? ffervescent ih talk and actions ulsates with wit verjoyous in everything she attempts rresistible is her smile atural at all times S E I IJ H 5 alented in music and art RUTH FLORENCE PRICE 445 North Thirtieth Street College Preparatory Course eady with a smile ndustrious and helpful at all times heertul in disposition indness indicates a warm heart nterested in the keeping of friends who value her pleasant friendship ver ready to please BENIAMIN PRUSS THEODORE PRIMAS LORETTA ELIZABETH PRIMAS ll7l Liberty Street 2823 Mitchell Street 783 Pine Street General Course College Preparatory Course General Course B rilliant and dependable M erry and lull ot lun I. oveliness and loyalty are all E nergetic cmd courageous O n many a girl's mind hers N obetter student anywhere S erious at work O n the friendliest bases she E ager to succeed is- S hows his intelligence always U nbelievably happy and care- lree in a way that makes us truly appreciate her EDWARD IAMES QUINLAN 245 South Twenty-seventh Street College Preparatory Course REGINA BERNICE PUCILOWSKI l217lf Liberty Street College Preparatory Course E verybody's friend, a tall, D ashing young Lochinvar D oing his all in football, and l n school, a scholar w,hom E very student admires ALBERTA MARY RAEUBER 415 North Tenth Street College Preparatory Coursje B etter gal can t be foun E veryone is charmed by this cute little miss R ight in the midst of fun and frolic T he angels could not sing sweeter I ntelligence combined Wim beauty E verything that's sweet THEORA RAPPAPORT 2357 Baird Boulevard College Preparatory Course R adiates charm A lways has a smile for every- one P riceless sense of humor 'P ersonality Plus is Rapp H eliable and resourceful E fficient in all she undertakes G racious and dignified manner I ntelligence sparkles within N othing but a smile for every- one A ll who know her are im- pressed DOROTHY MARY PRZYBYLSKI 1245 Dayton Street College Preparatory Course D elightful and refreshing man- ner O nly too willing to be a friend T hat she is attractive cannot be denied .tt if eal sport IAMES EDWARD REYNOLDS l43l Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Course I im--six feet of handsome I rrepressible masculinity. Proven M aster of football, study, and ' 'wimmin ELWOOD RICHARDSON 825 Commerce Street General Course W hatta guy! Is really the O nly way to describe this fel low O verflowing with geniality, energy, a D emon on the football field Y es, he's a name you will re- member LAWRENCE FRANCIS RISTINE ll74 Haddon Avenue General Course L ackadaisical manner A thlete R R ich in character with a Y outhtul appearance PVT. IAMES IOHN RITCHIE Marine Barracks Indianhead, Maryland K ecently joined the Marines and . s missed a lot by everyone I urly haired Romeo who al- ways makes a I it with fellows and especially girls. A I outh we'll not easily forget l2 LAINE ANTOINETTE SCHALLUS S5 South Twenty-fourth Street General Course oveable lass, how deeply she vis ndeared in the hearts of all An asy-going, atfable student and companion BERTHA MAE ROBERTS 625 Cherry Street General Course ountifully endowed with a never nding good humor, and she has a sense of esponsibility which makes her such a reasure to her teachers and friends. IDRS RUTH RUTTENBERG 303 Cooper Street College Preparatory Course eal, true, genuine are words that describe our Ruth sually floating here and there , alking, laughing and forget- ting cares ere is a friend that is full of fun SYDELLE ROSENBERG 2991 Alabama Road College Preparatory Course S addle is the name of our dear .friend whose sincere smile A lways greets us as we go about our daily tasks D ear to all those who have been fortunate to have her as their friend D eserving of all praise which may be afforded her I. aughter is part of her daily routine E nergetic and eager to particie pate in all activities MORTON ROTHSTEIN 1242 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory Course M agnetic personality O ptimist extraordinary R eady and able, effervescent spirit T 0 spout energy is Mort's sec- ond nature MARY ROZBLOVICH 1094 Morton Street College Preparatory Course M erry, full of fun and laughter A re the words that best de- scribe our R adiant and sweet Mary Y ou'll surely know when she's around LOU RAY M. RUTH!-IRI-'ORD 631 Carman Street General Course I, oves to eat, sleep, have good times and hear Harry Iames O n the dance floor she is really superb U nusually lovely hair which always looks swelligant BEHTHA SCHUSTER ll77 Princess Avenue College Preparatory Course road is Bertha's smile nthusiastic her manner eal pal to everyone ops in all she undertakes VINCENT SEHCHIA 345 Clinton Street College Preparatory Course 4 ince is a hepAcat of the first order n school work he's a whiz OZ ever seen unless he's arrying out some project ver to be remembered by his classmates HOBART SHEPHERD 420 Washington Street General Course hep, a dependable chap, is a 'ur-1:11 aDDY'QO-lucky fellow nioyable and studious with lenty of pep and vigor ELEANOH RUTH SHOWALTER 6 North Twenty-eighth Street General Course ager to help aughs at all ver quiet ever angry vercomes all obstacles eally sweet E L E A lwcrys neat N O R IUNE LAURA SCHOELLKOPF 6569 Grant Ave., Merchantville College Preparatory Course I oking, happy, always gay U sually cheering her lungs away N ever too tired to do a good deed E ver dependable, a true friend indeed UN EDWARD IOHN SHUDA 1339 Whitman Avenue General Course E nergy plus on our football field D oting on dancing is iust one interest D ating a certain girl is all the rest ngenious when it comes to questions E njoying life and adding to its gaieties HUBERT SCHOELER U. 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Naval Station San Diego, California enefited the country by nlisting in the Navy ated as one of the best fel- lows in C.H,S. all and blond and hand- some IACK MORTON SIMON 1413 Kenwood Avenue College Preparatory Course ack's the kind of boy who dds atoms of sunshine to the world, He an solve any and every type of math or science problem. ream of the crop GRACE ROSE SIMS 1435 Kenwood Avenue College Preparatory Course I racious with a dash ol lun , eady to help t lways sweet and gentle I ute and cuddly , tlicient in everything she does SE EDNA NADINE SUMMERS 820 Federal Street College Preparatory Course ver in the midst ot fun evoted to music and study elson Eddy has the best years of her lite, friend to the end ALVIN SINGER 291 Rand Street College Preparatory Course U mque personality L ikeable and lively P opular around school IUHS SARAH BENTLER STRATTON A118 Octagon Road General Course S ociable, sophisticated and sweet on George IA ttractive is the word for Sally. ooks like a picture from Vogue L ively wit and a keen sense of humor Y outhlulness personified LILLIAN SIWIENSKI 1157 Lowell Street College Preparatory Course L oyal, sincere, and ready to help I n class -quiet, but not gloomy L ooks only for good in friends SELMA SMERIN 1140 Princess Avenue College Preparatory Course 'S uper-duper sweetheart E ver dancing L ovely to look at M arvelous lriend A lways has a smile DOROTHY FRANCIS STOMEL 1263 Kaighn Avenue General Course D are-devil Dot is always O n the beam T he girl to remember T alks only of her Mutzy Y ou can depend on her IHMA CATHERINE STONER 431 Pearl Street General Course I rresistible personality R aring to go M any are her friends A s everyone knows rfb ., em .:,, ...k I. ylyzi l,..tgl.:,,1 3 , .1 FRANCES REBECCA TANKSLEY 806 Walnut Street General Course F riend to all, enemy of none R eady tor lun A nimated personality N ever a frown K een sense ot humor HAZEI. M. UMPHREY 2812 Saunders Street General Course H ard working A good sense ot humor Z ip and zest in all she does E asy manner L ovable smile RICHARD URBAN 2992 Atlanta Road College Preparatory Course eiinitely a great fellow U I naugurated president of our class C hosen all South Iersey center in 1940 K iller with the women MARIE ANTOINETTE VENTURA 1017 South Ei hth Street General Gourse M odest and quiet and very sweet Attractive and charming, friendly brunette R eliable and true to all who know her I ndustrious in all her ventures E ventually, surely a great suc- cess ALFREDA SZYMANKIEWICZ 1505 Mt, Ephraim Avenue Colle e Preparatory Course ignilledp fun-lover ver neat and stylish etermined businesswoman lamour girl asy on the eyes UN EDWARD VILLANO 269 Chestnut Street General Course veryone's pal, we can't deny ares to do what many would shirk ancing is only one diversion dolized by more than one girl njoys lite as it rolls by ALBERT SUTHERLAND 2948 Cramer Street General Course udging his accomplishments is too great a task n sandlot teams he is a true hero ertainly his sturdy airplane models are noticed in times such as these nows and enjoys lile as it passes merrily on if MARY STELLA VITALE 1602 Fillmore Street General Course parkling lass who in no time has h aken a permanent spot in the heart oi ach ranging near her ilting personality. A truly ovable miss I 1, '22 ,hw f e? 1 EVA VIVIANl 1451 South Fourth Street General Course va is a quiet miss A ery willing to do her part real girl in every way L ALBERT LEONARD VOGT 1237 Dayton Street College Preparatory Course fellow boys, girls, nor teach- ers will easily forget uminary par excellence on and off the gridiron SE IIJHS SELMA WEINER l2l8 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Course ubtle humor fficient in everything oves' good music akes friends easily lways gracious LESTER WEINBERG 1424 Belleview Avenue College Preparatory Course over of sports, especially baseball and the A's asy going chap, never per- turbed by anything well fellow, liked by all who know him HARRY CARL WARD 1404 Princess Avenue General Course H andsome, a treasure to our class A combination of charm and modesty which is R arely found in one R ambunctious at times Y et he is one who will meet life squarely ELAINE KATHRYN WARDEN 808 Sylvan Street College Preparatory Course L aughter loving is Lane A lso amiable N oted is she for her depend- Gbility E xcels in art IOHN LLOYD WEAVER 442 Rand Street College Preparatory Course S nappy soccer star W ows the girls E verlasting smile D ominating character E xcellent sense of humor CHARLES HENRY WEBER 1257 Sheridan Street General Course W onderman of the gridiron E ngagingly handsome, we must admit B ashful? You bet. Has S nared more than one heart during four years 'A 383: L E N I A N E R I T A LEONARD STANLEY WOITKOWIAK 1306 Thurman Street College Preparatory Course en is one ot the most versa- tile students in C. H. S. xcellent student oteworthy photographer IANE ANNA WOODRUFF 439 Van Hook Street Colleqe Preparatory Course oylul, jolly, and ull oi jest is lane tlrddive aturally sweet ager to please RITA IOSEPHINE ZAWITKOWSKI 1162 Princess Avenue College Preparatory Course eady wit has Rita ntelligence is just one oi her many virtues alented in music rdent rooter for Camden High 1942 IACK RAYMOND WILKERSON 812 North Thirty-second Street General Course I ustly described when called Handsome A nswer to a maiden's prayer C asually sharp in mode ot dress X nown to be at home on a baseball diamond or a basketball court WARREN PAUL WEISS 1257 Empire Avenue College Pre aratory Course a is an alll:-around fellow thlete, scholar, actor. His insome manner makes him popular with ll his classmates EPS U1 rl-'l :- lu-I 2 'SU U1 2 qgw aw 1 u iw f, rf, X, 1 ,ke Q..-MM M elim H335 fp 5 Q. 'I , .f ,su w .n ,J 4 ri!! UE fl'1r Q 52' a 4 'nv -'sri - 1, . '15 la xii' 54 1 + , f 9 1 BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager. .. Secretary ......,..,.. Treasurer ..,..,....... Advertising Manager. Patron Manager .,.... Subscri tion Manager. .. P Faculty Adviser ...,.. Gladys Abner Fulvio Croce Barbara Egan Carmella Falzone Frances Fetters Albert Flounory Edward Gregoreski Evelyn Heaton Dorothy Kerniect Peggy Laing Doris Multord Marion O'Brien .. Sennett Batten .Margaret Carter . . . . . .Irving Betz , .,... lane Adam . . . ,Mary Humphreys r.Edna Summers , . .Arnold Profeta Rocco Parisi Mildred Peters Dorothy Przybylski Mary Rozalovich Bertha Schuster Lillian Siwienski Grace Sims Irma Stoner Sarah Stratton Alfreda Szymankiewicz Elaine Warden THE PURPLE ,Z . 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The selection chosen for this year's presentation is Good News, a musical comedy by De Sylva Brown and Henderson. The characters, scene and se- lections are thoroughly up-to-date in this alto- gether delightlul college comedy. Tom Marlowe Cl-loward Holtl, football hero of Tait University, flunks his astronomy exam- ination. Things look rather dark for the team, since Tom will be unable to play should he fail to pass a reconditional. Pat Bingham CFlora Thomasl, Tom's sweetheart, persuades her de- mure and pretty cousin Connie Lane CMay Dragonettel to tutor him, and a new love inter- est develops. Tom, assisted by Bobby CGilbert Showalterl, succeeds in winning the big game of the year, and incidentally, the hand and heart of Miss Lane. This is a Wholesome and charming story of college lite-filled with romance and humor, generously interspersed with catchy songs and dances. :fd Gmgoreski George Savitsky Benjamin Pruss Maurice Dickinson George Savitsky Robert Shropslui lxlton Olden T R A C K Frank Ragone and William Warren CINDERS AND SPIKES To greet Camden High's new track coach, Mr. Paul Shaffer, is as promising an assem- blage as ever trod the cinders. Off to an early start, four of the regulars t Ben Pruss, Walt Dilsworth, Warren Gaines and Dick Dickinsonl turned in an impressive showing at the Penn A. C. meet, pushing Trenton High for first place, Graduation took a rather severe toll of the team, George Savitsky, shot-put artist, Dils- worth, Pruss and lack Parker, cinder vet- erans, being the only lettermen returning. Mentor Shaffer's spirits were buoyed im- measurably, however, upon the promising prowess demonstrated by certain newcom- ers, notably Dick Green, Ray Hozalski, Len Wojtkowiak, Ed Grzegorzewski, Milt Olden, Frank Ragone, and Irv Horwitz. Supplementing their performance at the Penn A. C., the boys took first place at the Camden Moose Relays tlndoorl, reinforcing the prosperous outlook for the oncoming season. Schedule April 15 ................ Haddonfield tHomel April Z4 and 25 ......... Penn Relays U-lwayj May 2 ............... George School Utwayl May ........ Woodbury Vocational Ulwayl May ............... ..... S uburbcm tAwayJ May ..,.. ............. C ity Meet U-Xwayl 6 9 13 May 16 ..... ..... S outh Iersey Meet tAwayl May 20 ................ Collingswood tAwayl May- 23 ..................... ,Big Six tAwayl May 27 .... . .New Iersey Conference tAwayl Leonard Woitkowiak IT'S A RACQUETI The 1942 Camden High School Tennis Team, under the very able tutorship of Mr. William Duthie, gives promise to be one of the most successful in years. Being unable to acquire transportation to the scheduled conference matches,.the team has been com- pelled to withdraw from Group IV compe- tition, and is to encounter teams only within a reasonable proximity. No less than six veterans have returned to the courts this year, namely Ioseph As- bell, Arthur Hoffman, Andrew Wessel, Sol Kantor, Andrew Francis and Leonard Smith, The third and fourth singles positions and the doubles team are in doubt, and it is fort these spots that Nelson Boyd and Martin Beck are competing. Helmut Dietrich will ably hold down first singles position. Schedule April 30 ..... ......,...., P aulsboro tAwayl May 5 .... .......... W oodbury fAwayl May 7 .... ..,......... P almyra KHomeJ May 12 .... ..,....,..,.. B ridgeton fHomel May 14 .... ...... W oodrow Wilson tHomeJ May 19 ..., ......... H addonfield tAwayl May 26 .... ..... C ollingswood tAwayl TENNIS Sol Kantor lst row: A. Francis, Wessel, Boyd, Kelly, Klein, Hoffman 2nd row: Coach Duthie, Kantor, Asbell, Dietrich, Haines, Beck, Spiegel, Liebman lst Row-Morehauser, Campoli, Cholnacki, Litwa, Weber, Wilkerson. 2nd Row-Hayes, Harter, Silver, Blat- berger, Young, Murray, Mussa. 3rd Row-Stack, Balunas, Lore, Scragg, Siaino, Graham, Winslow. Uh Row- Glemser, Tarter, Snyder, Iohnson, Sliwoski, Herman, Coach Bass. Sth Row-S. Hose R B b' C 'cl' PLAY BALL The national pastime was ushered in to Camden High School with a loud bang by a large group of baseball candidates report- ing for the lirst practice. The lettermen from last year's varsity squad include Stan Choj- nacki, Wally Bubien, Al Litwa, lack Wilker- son, Charlie Weber, and Rollie Campoli. The boys from last year's jayvee squad are: Pete Mussa, Charlie Morehauser, Iohri Murray, Francis Stack, Calvin Young, and Iohn Wins- low. The team is a member of the Camden Suburban League and New Iersey Group 1V League. Although their coach Al Bass has made no predictions the team is confident of gaining many victories. April April April April April April April April April May May May May May May May May Ca poli. Catcher Stanley Choinaclci. Pitcher Allred Litwa. Outlielder , , uien, arrii. Baseball Schedule .............Collingswood ,................,Trenton . . . . Woodrow Wilson Audubon . . . . Asbury Park . . . . . Haddonfield . . . . . . . . New Brunswick . . . . . . . Bridgeton Trenton . . . . . . . Millville . . . . . . Morristown Woodbury . . . . Woodrow Wilson . . . . Haddon Heights . . . , Collingswood . . . . Perth Amboy . . . . . . Vineland CHomel lAwayJ CAWGYJ lHomel lHomel lHomel lAwayl CAwayl lHomel KAWGYJ KAWQYJ lHomel CI-lomel lHomeJ CAwayl lHomeJ CAwayl Charles Weber, Third BGS9 ,S j -V X 1 ' '5 SS fs If film M ,A 6, M, ,S 5 S a O . F' 5 E 3 1' wig? g 1 Ax LQ -ma? I sw-...W gf Q X355 5 ' X L , M Q YFi+wf,sJL.ff i 1: amz f i ., Z 1 ,mv Q af' 2 naman. 7 . , ' 'K Af ? L a K y vi, ,YN as-bf ' 'nys A , , s 'if A : : af, sb :f:, 'f- . - LETTERMEN FOOTBALL Walter Bubien Edward Quinlan Roland Campoli LCITTY RISTIHG Albert Glemser EClWCI1'd Shudd Raymond Ksiazek lOh1'1 SQCU19110 Alfred Litwa Richard Urban Benyarmn Pruss Albert Vogt Charles Weber SOCCER Ioseph Asbell Edward Quinlan BASKETBALL Walter Bubien Timothy Harvey Stanley Chopnacki Alfred Litwa Ioseph Hackett Benyamin Pruss Albert Vogt BASEBALL Walter Bubien Edward Shuda Roland Campoli Albert Vogt Stanley Chojnacki Charles Weber Alfred Litwa Iack Wilkerson TRACK Iack Parker Benjamin Pruss TENNIS Ioseph Asbell Charles Fuhrman ST DE DI WHEIITIJHY CLASS OF IANUARY, 1942 ADAMS, IOSEPI-IINE: Dramatic Club: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Naughty Marietta Business Committee. AMATO. MARIE: Baseball: Hockey: Art Club: College Club: Reading Club: Record Subscription: Choral Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Christmas Decorating Committee: Naughty Marietta Business Staff: Children's Home Party. ANGELOS, CHRISTOPHER: lntra-Mural Basketball: Dancing Club: Iunior Varsity Basketball: Basketball Club: Homeroom Leader: Pin and Ring Committee: Usher: Christmas Decorating Committee: Chess and Checkers Club: Class Treasurer: Bowling Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Iunior Varsity Baseball: Varsity Baseball: Baseball Manager: Base- ball Club. BANKS. MILDRBD: Reading Club: Story Club: Basketball: Naughty Marietta Business Staff: Homeroom Secretary: Christmas Decorating Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Choral Reading Club: Red Cross Club: Leaders' Club: Record Business Stall: Algebra Club: Art Club. BERRY. PAUL: Naughty Marietta : Handicraft Club. BIOCCO, IUDITH: Squad Leader's Club: Photography Club: Dancing Club- CAPANNA. ARMAND: Glee Club: The Gondoliers, Rose Marie, Naughty Marietta, Annual School Concert: Dra- matic Club: Spring Band Festivals: Christmas Caroler: Christ- mas Play: Christmas Decorating Committee: Usher: Traffic: Homeroom Leader: Public Speaking Contest: Dancing Club: Italian Club: Musical Quiz: Children's Home Party: Synco- pators. CARSLEY. VIRGINIA: Color Guard: French Club: Reading Club: Dramatic Club: Student Government. CARSWELL. LILLIAN: Handicraft Club: College Club: Choral Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. CARTER, WILLIAM: Hall Guard: Hi-Y: Dancing Club: Cheer- leading: Student Government: Exhibition Dancing: Football: Baseball: Rose Marie : lntra-Mural Basketball: Naughty Marietta : PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee: Track. CIANCI, ROSE: Choral Reading Club: Handicraft Club: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Iunior Prom -Committee: Story Club: Class Vice-President: Children's Home Party: School Service Committee: Squad Leader: PURPLE and GOLD Lit- erary Staff, Co-editor. COHEN, SHIRLEY: Tumbling: Baseball: Choral Reading: Archery: Library Club: Record Advertisement: Record Sub- scription: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Dramatic Read- ing Club. COOPER. EDWARD: Basketball: Dancing Club: Basketball Manager: PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee: lntra-Mural Basketball: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Senior Prom Committee: Hall Guard: Christmas Decorating: Algebra Club. DOWNING, EMMA: Baseball: Library Council: Reading Club: Homeroom Leader: Naughty Marietta Business Committee: School Service Committee: Record Literary Staff: Library Club: Co-Auditor. DURHAM, ELLA: Library Club: Library Council: Reading Club: Homeroom Secretary: School Service Committee: Handicraft Club: E Pluribus Unum: Choral Reading Club. EDWARDS, GEORGE: Dancing Club: Football Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y: Christmas Decorating Committee: Christmas Play: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. EISENBERG. NORMAN: Band: Orchestra: The Gondoliers : Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Syncopators: Story Club: Glee Club: Cultural Olympics: Christmas Play: Children's Home Party: Homeroom Leader: Hall Guard: Science Club: New Iersey All-State High School Orchestra. FIELDS. MARGARET: French Club: Story Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. CLASS OF IANUARY, 1942 FINE. BETTY: College Club: Art Club: Record Subscription: Christmas Decorating Committee: Traffic: Reading Club: Story Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. FISH. MARTHA: Record Subscription: Record Literary Staii: Baseball: Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Creative Dancing: Christmas Decorating: Reading Club: Children's Home Party. FORCELLA. DOLORATO: Handicraft Club: Algebra Club: Story Club: Red Cross Organization. FREED. SHERMAN: Hi-Y: Photography Club: Hall Guard: Algebra Club: Story Club. GARTZMAN, GERALD: Hi-Y: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Soccer: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Library Club. GIBSON. LAWRENCE: Orchestra: Band: Spring Music Festi- val: Coricert: Rose Marie : Dancing Club. GIORDANO. LUCY: Swimming: Baseball: Tennis: Archery: Basketball: Record Business Stati: PURPLE and GOLD Busi- ness Statt: Traffic: The Gondoliers : Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Club Helper: Christmas Decorating Committee: Squad Leader: Library Helper: Cake Sale Chair- man: Story Club: Dancing Club: Class Motto Committee. GRAY. ROBERT: Dancing Club: Football Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Horneroom Leader: Usher: Algebra: Varsity Crew Captain. GREENE. GEORGE: Stamp Club: Hi-Y: Science Honors. GRENHART. ROBERT: Intra-Mural Basketball: Hi-Y: Dancing Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Algebra Club. GRIFFXTH. HENRIETTA: Hockey: Soccer: Choral Reading Club: Baseball: Swimming: Squad Leader: Dancing Club: French Club. GRIFFITHS. DOLORES: Tumbling: Modern Dancing: Algebra Club: Dramatic Reading: Vice-President Student Government: Traffic: Photography: Christmas Decorating Committee: Mus- ical Festival: Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Public Speaking Contest. GUNTHER. RAYMOND: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y: Stamp Club: Slide Rule Club. HADDON, RUTH: Algebra Club: Dramatic Reading: Choral Reading Club. HALPIN. BETTY: French Club: Photography Club: Reading Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Glee Club: Music Festival: Concert: Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Al- gebra Club: Story Club: Children's Home Party: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. HAMMOND. WINSTON: Chess and Checkers Club: Hall Guard: Biology Club: Library Club: Slide Rule Club: Or- chestra: Naughty Marietta : Music Festival: Concert: Greek Club. HELMRICH. MILDRED: Reading Club: Handicraft Club. HENCH. WILLIAM: Dancing Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Traffic: Science Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stafl: Band: Usher: Hall Guard: Christmas Decorating Committee: Christmas Ticket Sale Committee: Algebra Club. HUDSON. LEONARD: Christmas Decorating Committee: Usher: Hi-Y: Student Government-President and Vice-Presi- dent: Varsity Crew Manager: Intra-Mural Basketball: Hall Guard: Story Club: Checkers Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Children's Home Party: Christmas Play Ticket Committee. IACOBSEN. RODNEY: Record Literary Staff: Dancing Club: Hi-Y: Christmas Decorating Committee: Hall Guard: Usher: Slide Rule Club: Children's Home Party: Christmas Play Ticket Committee. IANSSEN. MILDRED: Algebra Club: Choral Reading Club: French Club: Story Club. l IASIAN, IAY: Dancing Club: Hi-Y: Crew: Usher: lntra-Mural Basketball: Slide Rule Club. KATES. RUTH: Club Helper: Reading Club: Choral Reading Club: E Pluribus Unurn: Pin and Ring Committee: Christmas Play: Record Business Staif. CLASS OF IANUARY, 1942 KEASER. BETTY: Stamp Club: Club Helper: Choral Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Christmas Decorat- ing Committee: Children's Home Party: Creative Dancing: Baseball. HJMEK, LEOPOLD: Football Club. KLINE. RAYMOND: Checkers Club: Hall Guard: Dancing Club. KREGER, ALBERT: Library Council: Traffic: Library Club: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Co-Auditor: Algebra Club: Record Literary Staff: School Service Committee: Book Week Play: Lunch Committee: Senior Prom Treasurer. QIPITZ. HERMAN: Library Club: Library Council: Hall Guard: Traffic: Dramatic Club: Photography Club: Slide Rule Club: Algebra Club: Usher: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. ISIASEK. RAYMOND: Traffic: Football: Varsity Football: Football Club: Secretary ol Boys' A. A.: Children's Home Party: Track. LAMAR. ROBERT: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stott: Hall Guard: Student Government: Italian Club. LA MARRA. ANNA: Dancing Club: Manners Club. LARSEN. CHARLES: Band: Orchestra: Wildflower : Rose Marie : The Gondoliersu: Naughty Marie-tta : Synco- pators: Hall Guard: Christmas Decorating Committee: Danc- ing Club: Slide Rule Club: Photography Club: Hi-Y: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Soccer: Intra-Mural Basketball: Music Festival: Track: Varsity Crew. LUBONSKY. WILLIAM: Hall Guard: Dramatic Club: Record Literary Staff. LUDLAM. GEORGE: Usher: Football Club: Rose Marie : Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Student Government: Class Treas- urer: Christmas Decorating Committee: Chairman PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Biol- ogy Club: Intra-Mural Basketball: Football Club: Christmas Ticket Sale Committee. MANOLATOS, ANN: Tumbling: Basketball: Baseball: Tennis: Library Council: Record Literary Staff Co-Editor: Hockey: Traffic: lunior Class Vice-President: Choral Reading Club: Dancing Club. MARINO. LO'l'l'A: Handicraft Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. McKIM. IOYCE: Dancing Club. MISCIOSCIA, LEONARD: Hall Guard: Traffic: Italian Club: Usher: Slide Rule Club: Intra-Mural Basketball. MORRISON. FRANKLIN: Hi-Y: Italian Club: Hall Guard. MUMFORD. ALYCE: Club Helper: Christmas Decorating Committee: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. O'KOORIAN, PAUL: Dancing Club. PANELLA. ROBERT: Slide Rule Club: Dancing Club: Hall Guard. PETTUS. HAZEL: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. PIERCE. RUSSELL: Hall Guard: Science Honors Club: Danc- ing Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff Co-Editor: Usher: Traffic: Algebra Club: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee: School Service Committee. PINKSTON, SAMUEL: Band: Orchestra: Glee Club: Greek Club: Dancing Club: Dramatic Club: Photography Club: Algebra Club. QUATTROCHI. ANGELO: Baseball Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y: Italian Club: Iunior Varsity Basketball Team. REICHMAN. CLAIRE: Record Literary Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee. RICHARDSON, IOAN: Handicraft Club: Homeroom Secretary: Art Club: Iunior Prom Committee: Homeroom Leader: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Children's Home Party: Christmas Decorating Committee: Dancing Club: Choral Reading Club. RICHTERMAN. GEORGE: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers Club: Dancing Club: Intra-Mural Basketball: Science Honors Club: Usher: Algebra Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stall: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Slide Rule Com- mittee. CLASS OF IANUARY, 1942 ROBERTSON. FREDERICK: Library Club: Library Council: Usher: Traffic: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Science Honors Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Temple Mathematics Tournament: Christmas Decorating Committee: Children's Home Party. ROSENBERG, RALPH: Track: Hall Guard: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Hi-Y. ROSSI. FLORA: Italian Club: Algebra Club: Greek Club. SAPONARE, FRANK: Chess and Checkers Club: ltalian Club: Dancing Club: Slide Rule Club: Traliic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Pin and Ring Committee: Christmas Decorat- ing Committee: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Hall Guard: Ushers' Committee: Head Usher: Traffic Inspector: Traffic Club. SCI-IEUHING, ROBERT: Student Government: Class President: Varsity Crew: Science Honors Club: Traffic: Usher: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Iunior Prom Committee: Senior Prom Committee: School Service Committee: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Public Speaking Preliminaries: Children's Home Party: Business Manager PURPLE and GOLD. SCHOMER. ALVIN: Chess and Checkers Club: Hall Guard: Usher: Tennis: Track: Slide Rule Club: Dancing Club: Hi-Y: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staif. SCI-IUMANN. ROBERT: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Hall Guard. SGARIGLIO, IOHN: Football Club: Football: Usher: Hall Guard: Wrestling Club: Basketball Assistant Manager. SHAFFER. RALPH: Art Club-President: Hall Guard: Foot- ball: Christmas Decorating Committee SONNENBERG. LEONARD: Dancing Club: Slide Rule Club: Science Honors Club: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers Club. SPENCER, IDA: Reading Club: Red Cross Production. STONER. ETHEL: Dancing Club. TARTER. HERBERT: Chess and Checkers Club: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Slide Rule Club: Intra-Mural Basketball, TARTER. STANTON: Intra-Mural Basketball: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers Club. THOMAS. ROBERT: Dancing Club. TRYKA. ROSE: Dancing Club: Record Subscription Stait: Soccer: Hockey: Tennis: Christmas Decorating Committee: Record Business Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Basketball: Naughty Marietta Business Staff. VAN SCIVER, MIRIAM: Band: Record Advertising Statt: Glee Club: Rose Marie : Christmas Decorating Committee: Club Helper: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Iunior Prom Committee: Concert: Orchestra: Algebra Club. VAN STINE, MARION: Stamp Club: Homeroom Leader: Homeroom Secretary: Student Government Recorder: Choral Reading Club: Traffic: Class Secretary: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Careers for Women Club. VASILE, IOSEPI-I: Italian Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Traffic: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Dancing Club: Senior Prom Committee: Usher. WALTERS, MARION: Glee Club: Dramatic Club: Rose Marie : Concert: Naughty Marietta : Iunior Prom Com- mittee: Senior Prom Committee: Patron Manager of PURPLE and GOLD: Music Festival: German Club: Christmas Dec- orating Committee: Club Helper. WEBER, LEWIS: Dancing Club. WHITNEY. LUVENIA: Glee Club: Squad Leader: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stall: Tumbling: Basketball Varsity: Hockey Varsity: Creative Dancing. ZANE, EDWARD: Band: Orchestra: Syncopators: Christmas Decorating Committee: Naughty Marietta : Concert: Danc- ing Club: Hi-Y. ZANE. ELIZABETH: Choral Reading Club: Swimming: Hock- ey: Soccer. ZIZZAMIA, IOHN: Orchestra: Concert: Dramatic Club: Ex- hibition Dancing: Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Dancing Club: PURPLE and GOLD Dance Committee. wr- my-. , ST DE III HEIITUHY CLASS OF TUNE, 1942 ABNER, GLADYS: Band: Traffic: PURPLE cmd GOLD Ass't. Advertising Manager: Club Helpers: Squad Leaders: Record Subscription Stall: Reading Club: Dancing Club: Candy Sales- girl: Spring Musical Festival. ADAM. IANE: Red Cross Club: PURPLE and GOLD Advertis- ing Manager: Squad Leader: Photography Club: Swimming Club: Social Dancing Club: Assistant Business Manager ot Record: Record Subscription Stall: Handicraft Club: Christ- mas Decorating Committee. ANDRIELLA. ALVINA: Dramatic Club: Reading Club Secre- tary: Handicraft Club: Swimming Club: Basketball: Soccer: Hockey. ASBELL, IOSEPH: Tennis: Track: Chemistry Club: Hall Guard: Usher: Stage Manager: Soccer: Basketball Manager: Hi-Y Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. ASCOLA. HARRY: Italian Club: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Stage Manager: Glee Club. BABICH, ANNA: Record Art Staff: Oil Painting Club: Pho- tography Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Dancing Club: PURPLE and GOLD Art Stall, BANTIVOGLIO, THOMAS: Orchestra: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Mathematics Tour- nament: Photography Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Usher, Naughty Marietta : Rose Marie : Good News. BATTEN. SENNETT: Trattic: Usher: PURPLE and GOLD Busi- ness Manager: PURPLE and GOLD Business Statt: Christmas Decorating Committee: Public Speaking Preliminaries: Christ- mas Play Georgie Porgie : Christmas Play Ticket Commit- tee: Checkers Club: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Iunior Prom Committee: President of Iunior Class: Glee Club: Homeroom Secretary: Ring and Pin Committee: Intramural Basketball. BECKER, CHARLES: Checkers Club: Greek Club: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Slide Rule Club: Chemistry Club. BELLITZ. LENORE: Reading Club: Literary Club: Record Lit- erary Statt: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Statt: Public Speak- ing Preliminaries: Verse Speaking Choir: Homeroom Secre- tary: Swimming Club. BERNHEISEL, EMMA: Social Dancing Club: Squad Leaders Club: Glee Club: Story Club: Algebra Club: Soccer: Tennis: Baseball. BERRY, LORENZO: Hi-Y Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Slide Rule Club: Model Airplane Club. BETZ, IRVING: PURPLE and GOLD Business Treasurer: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stati: Hi-Y Club: German Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Hall Guard: Dancing Club: Home- room President. BLEIDORN, ELIZABETH: Typing: Basketball: Dancing Club: Wardrobe Manager: Christmas Decorating Committee: Swim- ming Club. BLOOM, NORMAN: Math Puzzles: Checker Club: Science Honors. BOILEAU. IRVINE: Story Club: Football: Social Dancing Club: Crew: Stage Manager. BRAHEN, MANUEL: Record Literary Staff: Hall Guard: Christ- mas Play Stage Manager: Dramatic Club: Dancing Club: Chess and Checkers Club: French Club. BRIMM, CHARLES: Art Club: Hi-Y Club: Checkers Club: Mathematics Club: Track. BRODSKY. SIDNEY: Hi-Y Club: Homeroom Secretary: Chern- istry Club: Science Honors Club: Hall Guard: Usher. BROWN. BROOKSIE: Dancing Club: Senior Library Honors: Leaders Club. BROWN, EVELYN: Record Subscription Stall: Soccer: Danc- ing Club: Choral Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Statt: Basketball: Christmas Decorating Committee: Baseball: Swimming Club: Tumbling: Good News . CLASS OF IUNE, 1942- BROWN. IEAN: Dramatic Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Story Club: College Club: Naughty Marietta Busi- ness Staff. BUBIEN, WALTER: Football: Iunior Varsity Basketball: Varsity Basketball: Basketball Club: Hall Guard: Baseball Club: Baseball Varsity: Football Club: Homeroom President: Christmas Decorating Committee: Christmas Party Committee: Traffic. CAMPOLI, ROLAND: Italian Club: Hall Guard: Baseball Club: Baseball Varsity: Football: Football Club: Basketball Manager: Christmas Play Ticket Committee: Usher: Senior Prom Committee. CAPPARELLI, MICHAEL: Band: Glee Club: Dancing Club: Christmas Play: Stage Manager: Christmas Play Ticket Com- mittee: Craft Club: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Record Advertising Staff: Syncopators: Usher, CARTER, MARGARET: PURPLE and GOLD Business Secre- tary: Traffic: Christmas Decorating Committee: Christmas Play: Dramatic Club: Squad Leaders: Dancing Club: Club Helpers. CARUSO. DOMINIC: Craft Club: Glee Club: Dancing Club: Hall Guard. CASSEDY. IANICE: Traffic: Naughty Marietta : Orchestra: Glee Club: College Club: Craft Club: Spring Music Festival. CASSELMAN, CATPERINE: Senior Alumni Play: Public Speak- ing: Dancing Club: Dancing Exhibition: Glee Club: Caroling: Xmas Play: Student Gov't.: Homeroom Leader. CHIDDENTON. ALBERT: Hi-Y: Baseball Club: Iunior Varsity Basketball: Airplane Club: Christmas Decorating. CHOINACKL STANLEY : Varsity Basketball: Xmas Decorating: Basketball Club: Baseball Club: Intramural Basketball: Var- sity Baseball: Hall Guard: Iunior Varsity Basketball: Fresh- Soph Basketball: Iunior Varsity Baseball. COATES. FRANK: Checker Club: Math Club: Math Exam. COCCIA. ELEANOR: Typing Club: Photography: Italian Club: Dancing Club: Handicraft Club. COHEN, BERNICE: Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stott, Record Circulation: Dancing: Dramatic: Iunior Prom: Club Helpers: Homeroom Secretary: Record Club. COHEN. MARIORIE: Reading Club: Spring Festival: Glee Club: Gondoliers : Dramatic Reading President: Rose Marie : Record Literary: Candy Vendor: Naughty Mari- etta : Choral Reading. COHN, BENIAMIN: Dancing: March of Time: Biography: Handicraft Hi-Y: Chess and Checkers: Dramatics: Hall Guard. COLALILLO. MARY: Homeroom Leader: Record Subscription: School Service: Italian Club: Record Business: Choral Read- ing: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Class Motto Com- mittee: Second Vice-President of Student Gov't.: Calendar Sale: Defense Stamps and Bonds. COX, IAMES: Photography: Xmas Decorating Committee. CROCE, FULVIO: Football Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Naughty Marietta : Italian Club. CUFF. LILLIAN: Dancing Club: Art Club: Typing. DAVIS. DONALD L.: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Stage Manager Georgie Porgie : Usher: Class Secretary: Hi-Y Club: Cultural Olympics: Photography Club Secretary: De- fense Stamps and Bonds Committee: Student Government: Temple Math Tournament. DAVOLOS, PHILIP: Italian Club: Dancing: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Greek Club President: Xmas Decorating: Chemistry Club. DsCORD. TERESA: Handicraft Club: Stamp Club: Typing Club: Dramatic Club. DEGIOANNI. CARLO: Italian Club: Dancing: Art Club: Hall Guard: PURPLE and GOLD Literary: Usher: Soccer. CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 DiDOMENICO, ADRIANO: ltalian Club: Alumni Show, Aunty from Argentina : Dancing: Glee Club: Naughty Marietta : Hall Guard: Concert: Band Festival: Good News : Lantern Operator. DIETRICH. HELMUT: Hi-Y Club: Stamp Club: Chess and Checkers Club: Glee Club: Tennis Tournament: Tennis: Hall Guard: Traffic: Rose Marie : Greek Club: Usher: Xmas Decorating. DiMARCO, RONALD: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Baseball. DUBIN, GERALDINE: Reading Club Secretary: Record Sub- scription: Library Council: Glee Club: Choral Reading: Pub- lic Speaking Prelims: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stati: Traffic: Hockey: Swimming. . EGAN, BARBARA: Record Subscription: Orchestra: Concert: Dancing Club: Band Trumpeter: Student Gov't.: Glee Club: Record Literary: Traffic: Iunior Prom Committee: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Gondoliers : Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Good News . Q ELSER. BETTY: Record Subscription: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Cheerleading: Basketball: Record Literary: Tumbling: Dancing. EVANS, FERLARIA: Social Dancing: Library. EVANS. ROSELLA: Careers for Women Club: Choral Reading: Dancing Club: Reading Club. FALZONE, CARMELLA: Stamp Club: Squad Leader: Dancing Club: PURPLE and GOLD Cake Sale Chairman: Library Council. FETTERS, FRANCES: Dramatic Club: Band Trumpeter: Record Subscription: Dancing Club: Xmas Decorating: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Traffic: Spring Festival. FINE, IRA: Hi-Y Club: Math Contest: Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. FLORY, EUGENE: Chess and Checkers Club: Chemistry Club: Dramatic Club: Hall Guard: Syncopators: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stati: Senior Prom Committee: Glee Club: Concert: Xmas Play, The Tree. FLOURNOY, ALBERT: Photography: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. FOWLER.. GEORGE: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Traiiic: Dancing: Cultural Olympics. FUHRMAN. CHARLES: Biography Club: Intramural Basketball: Chess and Checkers: Tennis, Varsity: Chemistry Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Trattic, Lieutenant: Usher: Christmas Play Tickets. GENTLESS. FRANCES: Lower Squad Leaders: Craft Club: Record Subscription: Record Art: Chirstmas Decorating: lun- ior Class Secretary: Iunior Prom Committee: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Senior Class Secretary: Senior Prom Committee. GIBBONS. GLORIA: Story Club: Dramatic Club: Record Sub- scription: Photography Club Secretary: Record Publicity: Rose Marie Chorus: Library Council: Cheer Leader: Pin and Ring Committee: Naughty Marietta Chorus: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Statt: Choral Reading Club: Home Room Secretary: Public Speaking Preliminaries: School Service: GLASS. BERNICE: Craft: Dramatic Club: Dancing Club: Rec- ord Subscription: Choral Reading Club: Candy Girl. GLATZ. HENRY: Football: Leaders Club: Social Dancing Club. GLEMSER, ALBERT: Football, Varsity: Football Club: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Usher. GOLDBERG. IULES: Famous Men Club: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Checkers Club: Science Honors Club: Chemistry Club: Current Events Forum. GOLDMAN, STANLEY: Stamp Club: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers: Leaders Club: Slide Rule Club: Wrestling: Dancing Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stait: Lunchtime Committee. CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 GRAHAM. CHARLINE: Dancing Club: Basketball: Baseball: Tumbling: Soccer: Hockey: Reading Club: Dramatic Club: Choral Reading: Handicraft Club. GREGORESKI. EDWARD: Dancing Club: Track: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Soccer: Football. GREGORY, ELINOR: Glee Club: Record Subscription: Lead- ers Club: Dancing: Choral Reading: Christmas Decorating: Verse Speaking Choir: Spring Festival: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stall: Syncopators: Gondoliers : Rose Marie : Latin Honors: Modern Dancing. GRETZ, STEPHEN: Chemistry Club: Chess: Usher: Band: Glee Club: Leaders Club: Christmas Decorating: Naughty Mari- etta : Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Christmas Party: Music Concert. HABER. CHARLES: Hall Guard: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stati: Slide Rule Club: Record Subscription Statt: Dancing Club: Home Room Collector: Stage Manager: Rose Marie : Band Festival: Home Room Secretary. HACKETT. IOSEPH: Varsity Basketball: PURPLE and GOLD: Literary Stall: Homeroom Leader: Hall Guard: Football Club: Baseball Club: Basketball Club, HAINES. ERNEST: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staif: Christ- mas Decorating: Hall Guard: Traffic: Chess and Checkers: Band: March of Time: Hi-Y Club. HANDLETON, RUTH: Craft Club: Reading Club: Squad Leader: Girls' A. A.: French Club: Typing. HARTER. ROBERT: Cheerleader: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Public Speaking Contest, Preliminaries: Homeroom Leader: Usher: Traffic: Georgie Porgie : Children's Christ- mas Party: Cultural Olympic Play: Hi-Y Club: Intramural Basketball: Boys' Glee Club: Chirstmas Decorating: Music Concert: Biography: Dancing: Hall Guard: Baseball. HARVEY. TIMOTHY: Hall Guard: Basketball Varsity: Iunior Varsity Basketball: Football Club. HEATON. XEVELYN: Dramatic Club: Craft: Hockey: Lower Squad Leaders: Record Art: Swimming Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staii. HILL, WILLIAM: Library Council President: Band: Drum Major: Orchestra: Glee: Syncopators: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stall: Christmas Play Tickets: Drum Major Club: Baton Twirling: Music Festival: Math. Tournament Prelim- inaries: Swing Band: Hall Guard: Navigation. HOFBAUER. VIRGINIA: Algebra: Photography: Library Coun- cil: Reading Club: Library Club: Manners Club. HORWITZ. IRVING: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Varsity Basket- ball: Christmas Decorating Committee: Iunior Varsity Basket- ball: Track: Intramural Basketball: Basketball Club: Assistant Football Manager. HUMPHREYS, MARY: Photography Club: Record Advertising Stall: March ol Time Secretary: Dramatic Club: Stamp Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staii, Patron Manager: Choral Reading: Christmas Party: Varsity Soccer: Bowling: Christ- mas Play Assistant. HUNT. DOROTHY: Tennis: Handicraft: Modern Dancing: Bas- ketball: Swimming. HUSKEY. NAOMI: Dancing: Art Craft. IANELLI. LEONARD: Hall Guard: Red Cross Club: Dancing. ISSEL. ESTHER: Handicraft Club: Dancing Club. IACKSON. RALPH: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stali: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Leaders Club: Stamp Club. IACOBY, EHRLEN: Chess and Checkers Club: Hi-Y Club: Football Club: Crew, Varsity: Hall Guard: Christmas Decorating. IANBAZ, HELEN: Dramatic Reading: Glee Club: Story Club: College Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staif: Gondo- liers : Orchestra: Spring Music Festival: Winter Concert: Latin Honors. CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 GRNIECT, DOROTHY: Handicraft Club: Home Room Secre- tary: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Library Club. KELLY. MILTON: Record Subscription Staff: Stage Manager: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Art Club: Basketball Manager: Latin Honors. KIFFERLY. ELSIE: Manners Club: Dancing Club. KLEIN, ABRAHAM: Chess and Checkers Club: Usher: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Tennis: Baseball. KRADER. ADELE: Squad Leaders Club: Record Advertising Staff: Dancing Club: Club Helper: Leaders Club: Handicraft Club: Student Government: Swimming Club. KRAL. BETTY: Manners Club: Dancing Club. KEEPS. IOAN: Record Literary Staff: Library Council: French Club: Cultural Olympics Play: Basketball: Baseball: Traffic: Club Helper: Hockey: Executive Committee Girls' A. A.: Soccer: Refreshment Committee Christmas Play: Christmas Decorating Committee. KUTNER. MILDRED: Dramatic Reading, Vice-President: Record Subscription Staff: Arts and Crafts: Art Club Treasurer: Swimming: Knitting. LAING. MARGARET: Dancing Club: Rose Marie : Record Publicity Staff: Naughty Marietta : Dramatic Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff. LANDIS. SAMUEL: Syncopators: Stamp Club: Hall Guard. I-ANGSTON. DORA: Library Club, Vice-President: Handicraft Club: Dancing. LATTANZI. DOMINICK: Junior Varsity Football: Hall Guard: Italian Club: Football Club: Iunior Varsity Baseball. LAUCK. MARGARET: Story Club, Treasurer: Club Helper: Dancing Club: Craft Club. LAWYER. CHARLES: Hall Guard: Reading Club: Dancing Club: Crew: Mechanical Drawing Club: Navigation Club. ll .f LEMESEVSKI, WILLIAM: Dramatic Reading: Football: Draft- ing Club: Model Airplane Club. LEVY. SIDNEY: Biography Club: Record Staff: Chess and Checkers: Hall Guard: School Service: Secretary Student Government: Christmas Decorating: Usher: Stage Manager: President Student Government: Traffic: Defense Bonds and Stamps: Cultural Olympics: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Georgie Porgie. LINK, MILDRED: Story Club: Hockey: Craft Club: Verse Speaking Choir: Choral Reading: Soccer: Musical Business Staff: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Record Business Staff: Varsity Hockey. LITWA. ALFRED: Football Manager: Varsity Football: Base- ball, Varsity: Varsity Basketball: Football Club: Baseball Club: Basketball Club: Hi-Y Club: President Boys' A. A.: Stage Manager: Hall Guard: Usher: Christmas Decorating. LOOMIS. IEAN: Dancing Club: Library Council: Record Sub- scription Staif: Glee Club: Candy Vendor: Secretary of Pho- tography Club: Class Auditor: Choral Reading: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Christmas Decorating: Christmas Party: Caroler: Good News : Tumbling. LONG, IAMES: Record Literary Staff: Hall Guard: Good News . LUARTES, ROBERT: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers: Reading Club: Defense Bonds and Stamps, Chair- man: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Christmas Decorating. LUBIN. MARIE: Story Club: Club Helper: College Club: Rec- ord Literary Club: Candy Vendor: Musical Business Staff: Music Festival: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Glee Club: Bowling Club: Verse Speaking Choir: Swimming Club: Rec- ord Subscription: Good News : Concert: Basketball. CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 MANI-IEIMER, ADELE: Record Subscription: Cheerleader, Captain: Tumbling: Dancing Exhibition: Modern Dance Club: Basketball: Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Good News : Iunior and Senior Christmas Decorating Committee: Vice-President Iunior Class: Dramatic Club Secretary: Iunior Prom Committee: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staii: Public Speaking Contest Finals: Traffic: Christmas Play: Girls' Glee Club: Flower and Motto Committee. MANOLATOS. SPIRO: Dramatic Club: March of Time Club: Hall Guard: Track: Good News Manager: Christmas Ticket Sales: Trattic: Soccer: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stait. MANOS. IOHN: Track: Dramatic Club: Hall Guard: Library Council: Boys' Glee Club: Swing Band: Wrestling: Christmas Ticket Sales: Editor ot PURPLE and GOLD: Public Speaking Contest Finals: Dancing Club: Biography: Program Commit- tee: Naughty Marietta : Good News . MARINARO, MARY: Reading Club: Italian Club: Handicraft Club: Dramatic Club: Manners Club: Girls' Convention Secre- tary: Current Events Club. MARK. AUMING: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Algebra Club. MAHTINO. FRANK: Football Club: Hi-Y Club: Study Club. MARZI. ELEANOR: Girls' Convention: Dramatic Club: Reading Club: Handicraft Club: Secretary and Treasurer oi Italian Club: Current Events Club. MASSEI. GRACE: Dancing Club: Typing Club: Library Club: Costume Committee. McCAY, MARION: Girls' Glee Club: Record Subscription Staff: Record Literary Staff: French Club: Handicraft Club: Accom- panist oi Boys' Glee Club: Orchestra: Christmas Carolin gi 0 Gondoliers : Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Good News . MCKERNAN, KATHERINE: Record Art Statt: Club Helper: Craft Club: Senior Christmas Decorating Committee: Dancing Club: Art Club Secretary. MEIDT. FRANCIS: Iunior and Senior Class Treasurer: Iunior and Senior Prom Committee: Iunior and Senior Christmas Decorating Committee: Usher: Leaders Club: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Track: German Club. MENOKEN. GEORGE: Hi-Y Club: Checkers: Hall Guard. MOFFETT. MARGARET: Swimming Club: Vice-President oi Art Club: Record Subscription Staff: Herald Trumpeteer: Homeroom Leader: Student Government: School Service: Rose Marie : Naughty Marietta : Good News : Pin and Ring Committee: Iunior Christmas Decorating Committee: Basketball: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Stait: Traffic: Senior Prom Committee: Christmas Play: Selling Defense Stamps. MORGAN. DORIS: Dramatic Club: Homeroom Secretary: Record Subscription: Basketball: Social Convention. MOSKOWITZ. MAURICE: Stamp Club: Football Club: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard. MULFORD, DORIS: Record Subscription Statt: Swimming Club: Reading Club: Dancing Club: Club Helper: Library Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stalt. NETTLETON. BERNICE: Handicraft Club: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Dancing Club: Reading Club: Study Club. NEWMAN. MORTON: Chess and Checkers Club. O'BRIEN, MARION: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stati: Choral Reading: Dancing Club: Christmas Party. OLDEN. MILTON: Dancing Club: Track: Wrestling: Hall Guard: Football, Iunior Varsity Squad: Science Honors. PARISI. ROCCO: Chemistry Club: Dancing Club: Hi-Y Club: Math. Tournament Exam.: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Usher: Hall Guard. PARKER. IACK: Photography Club: Soccer: Navigation Club: Iunior and Senior Christmas Decorating Committee: Track: Math. Tournament Exam.: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club. CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 PETERS, VIRGINIA: Craft Club: Leaders Club: Reading Club: Social Dancing: Baseball: Basketball: PURPLE and GOLD Assistant Subscription Manager: Bowling Club. PETERS, VIRGINIA: Craft Club: Leaders Club: Reading Club: Secretary of Greek Club: Naughty Marietta Business Com- mittee: School Service Committee: Library Club. PETTIT. IRENE: Record Subscription Statf: Record Business Staff: Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Senior Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Christmas Children's Home Party: Baseball: Dancing Club: Homeroom Leader: Archery: Tennis: Club Helper: Tumbling: Swimming: Dramatic Club. PIERZYNSKI. CLARA: Leaders Club: Craft Club: Dancing Club: Record Subscription Staff: Student Government: School Service: Library Council: Math. Preliminaries: Basketball: Christmas Decorating Committee: Senior Prom Committee: Vice-President of Class: Traffic: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staif. PIONTKOWSKI, WANDA: Hockey: Hockey Varsity: Story Club: Reading Club: Glee Club: Concert: Dancing Club: Record Subscription Staff: Candy Vendor for Spring Play: Contribution Collector for Band Festival: Record Art Staff: Red Cross Knitting Club: Good News Singing Chorus: Christmas Play Entertainment: Alumni Reception Show. PRICE, RUTH: Dramatic Club: Glee Club: Candy Vendor tor Spring Play. PRIMAS. 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RAEUBER, ALBERTA: Glee Club: Story Club: Music Festival: Gondoliers : Social Dancing: Basketball: Soccer: Record Staff: Library Council: Tumbling: Dramatic Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Candy Girl: Christmas Caroler: Danc- ing Club: Naughty Marietta : Rose Marie : Secretary oi Girls' A. A.: Refreshment Committee of Children's Home Party. RAPPAPORT. THEORA: Squad Leader: Dramatic Reading Club: Reading Club: Library Club: Record Literary Staif: Cul- tural Olympics: Christmas PlaY: lunior Prom Committee: Red Cross Club: Swimming Club: Current Events Forum. REYNOLDS, IAMES: Dancing Club: Hall Guard: Slide Rule Club: Astronomy Club: Football Club: Drafting Club: Science Honors Club: Football: Traffic: Crew: Christmas Decorating Committee: Stage Manager. RICHARDSON, ELWOOD: Football Club: Iunior Varsity Foot- ball: Hall Guard. RISTINE. LAWRENCE: Chess and Checkers Club: Iunior Var- sity Football: Football Club: Wrestling Team: Track Team. ROBERTS. BERTHA: Library Club: Reading Club. ROSENBERG. SYDELL: Library Council: French Club: Dra- matic Club: Record Subscription Staff: Dancing Club: Base- ball: Archery: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff: Traffic: Swimming: Leaders Club: Bowling, CLASS OF IUNE, 1942 ROTHSTEIN, MORTON: Dance Club: Dramatic Club: Social Greek Club: Christmas Play. ROZALOVICH, MARY: Record Subscription Staff: Library Council: Basketball: Dancing Club: Squad Leader: Modern Dancing: Chemistry Club: Choral Reading: Basketball Var- sity: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Swimming: Soccer: Tumbling: Baseball: Art Club. RUTHERFORD, LOURAY: Dancing Club: Record Subscription Staff. RUTTENBERG. RUTH: Orchestra: Soccer: Concert: Dramatic Reading: Record Subscription Staff: Rose Marie : Classical Music Club: Dramatic Club: Stage Assistant tor Christmas Play: Naughty Marietta : Choral Reading: lunior Prom Committee: Spring Music Festival: PURPLE and GOLD Liter- ary Staff: Red Cross Club: Refreshment Committee for Christ- mas Party: Basketball: Good News . SCHALLUS, ELAINE: Reading Club: Dramatic Club: Handi- craft Club: Dancing Club: Record Advertising Staff. SCHOELER. HUBERT: Dancing Club. SCHOELKOPF, IUNE: Naughty Marietta : Record Subscrip- tion Staff: Spring Festival: Cheerleading: Art Club: Glee Club: Horneroom Leader: Rose Marie : Gondoliers : March of Time Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Syncopators: Children's Home Party: Christmas Carolers: PURPLE and GOLD Art Staif: Dancing Exhibition. SCHUSTER. BERTHA: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stalf: Dramatic Club: Choral Reading: Assistant Stage Manager of Christmas Play. SERCHIA, VINCENT: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Drafting Club: Chemistry Club: Italian Club: Chess and Checkers Club. SHEPHERD. HOBART: Hi-Y Club: Hall Guard: Chess and Checkers Club: Track: PURPLE and GOLD Literary Staff. SHOWALTER, ELEANOR: Basketball: Record Advertising Staff: Dramatic Club: Handicraft Club: Swimming: Archery: Dancing: Tumbling: Photography. SHUDA, EDWARD: Football: Hall Guard: Drafting: Airplane Club: Basketball: Baseball. SIMON. IACK: Slide Rule Club: Hall Guard: Hi-Y Club: Science Honors: Band: Math. Tournament. SIMS, GRACE: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Senior Prom Committee: Homeroom Leader. SINGER. ALVIN: Chess and Checkers Club: Slide Rule Club: Science Honors Club: Library Quiz: Mathematics Puzzles. SIWIENSKI, LILLIAN: PURPLE and GOLD Business Stati: Handicraft Club: Library Club. SMERIN, SELMA: Dramatic Club: Choral Reading Club: Homeroom Leader: Candy Girl: Record Literary Staff: Read- ing Club. STOMEL. DOROTHY: Record Subscription Staff: Baseball: Basketball: Archery: Club Helpers: Squad Leaders Club: German Club: Tumbling: Hockey. STONER, IRMA: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staii: Choral Reading Club. ' STRATTON. SARAH: Arts and Crafts Club: Choral Reading Club: PURPLE and GOLD Business Staff: Girls' Glee Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. 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G Canada Estimates Cheerfully Given Phone: Bell 1299 .. 15 i 11- --' Business Training -1' - 1 Fovnded'l365 FOR YOUNG MEN AND WOMEN E J DAY AND EVENING CLASSES : f nfl' General Business Stenographic-Secretarial : ,??,i nj Executive Management Executive-Secretarial : Administrative Accountancy Medicalsecretarial :- Mia 1: .Z Civil Service Preparation lShorthand or Stenotfpyl : Speclallzed Evening Courses E ,K .. .Inq Business Correspondence Office Appliances 1 ,L -tt 3?':'iYi'2.g 3 is Uniform Ai counting Systems : E lliltiiff ' 'I' 4 Advanced Accountancy Sales and Distribution .- ' Personality Development and Public Speaking : - Peirce School Building -1 11 PineSt.WestofBroad Philadelphia : : Bell: 3800-01-02 Keystone: 2-7761 KEYSTONE STATIONERY COMPANY Complete Photographic Department School and Office Supplies Printers - Engravers - Lithographers 527 Market Street Camden, N. I. Expert Appraiser Of MOHSY to LOUD OH 'lCamden's Most Modern Furniture Store Real Estate Mortgage Conveyancer Notary Public ESTABLISHED 1878 LOUIS B. I-IUMIPHREYS Real Estate, Insurance CS Mortgages I-Iurnphreys Building S. W. Cor. Third 6 Market Streets Camden' N- l- Camden. New Iersey Rents Collected and Properties for Sale 6. Rent Camden 3599 Bell Phone 193 Key. Phone 27481 HALLOWELL 2615 Westfield Ave. A STEVESON'S GARAGE Furniture, Rugs Iewelry, Radios Electrical Appliances 816 Federal Street Auto Repairs Inc' 932-934 Broadway Camden. N. I. Compliments HFLORSHEIM SHOES of SCHOMER 6 BERMAN G. W. M. Co. Style and Corrective Shoes ior Men 6: Women 107 Broadway Camden. N. I. Camden 3637 Phones Camden 1631-W Walter Pat I. Maginnis Representing The Travelers Insurance Company The Travelers Indemnity Company The Travelers Fire Insurance Company Broadway Stevens Building Camden New Iersey George M. Beringer, Ir. Skilliul, Conscientious Service in Medicines 118 N. Broadway Camden. N. I. MOBILGAS and MOBILOIL R. Keaser, Dealer Browning Rd. Circle Pennsauken. N. I. Phone Merchantville 9323 Compliments oi Thompkins Ice Cream Company QUALITY MADE IT FAMOUS Try our Fountain Products Malted Milks Super Sundaes Soclas Banana Splits 315 S. Broadway. Camden Phone: Camden 10368 Camden 3646 Norman I. Wessel Realtor General Insurance 425 N. Sixth St. Camden, N. I. Keystone 26752 Dinoto Shaving Parlor 701 Clinton Street Camden, N. I. Compliments of CHAS. TANIER. IR. Coal 61 Fuel Oil sudden service 924 S. 3rd St.. Camden Mrs. Adele Przybylski Formerly- Bell Phones 3rd and Mechanic Sis. 8572 . Keystone 32961 9456 V BELLE HOSIERY STORES Famous tor Geo. H. Plum 728 Federal Street QUALITY - STYLE - EcoNoMY Real Estate 513 Kaighn Ave. and Federal Street Insurance Phone Camden 4822 Bessie-Ann Dress Shoppe 1222 Haddon Avenue Camden. N. I. Sizes 9 to 48 including V2 sizes Bessie S. Wessel Compliments of S. 6 C. BARGAIN STORE 649 Ferry Ave. Camden, N. I. Best Wishes to the Graduates May Success Mark Your Path HERBERT E. HARPER Phone 354 IAMES M. THOIRS Clncorporatedl FLORISTS Flowers for Every Occasion Federal at Eighth Street Camden, N. I. Thermometers - Waterman Pens Jos J FRos'r W Exif '- 'H '- 1 ' ' '' ' Q , what Emerg OPTICIAN 203 N. Sixth Street Camden, N. I. Compliments ot WALLEN'S INC. Iewelers and Diamond Merchants Finest quality at moderate prices CConvenient terms if desiredl 405 Broadway Camden MERCURY A. C. Dancing Every Tuesday Nite Community Hall Everett 6. Newport Sts. Compliments ot Reliable Auto Body Co. 1207 Chestnut St. VVILLIAM S. HOOVER Diamonds - Watches - Iewelry F Iewelry Repairing - Watches - Clocks Breyer's Ice Cream Open Evenings 413 Broadway, Cor. Washington 7th 5' Grant Camden, N. I. - WITHOUT SACRIFICE THERE IS NO VICTORY, WITHOUT VICTORY THERE IS NO PEACE, WITHOUT PEACE THERE IS NO FUTURE. PlllISH AMERICAN IIIIIZINS' Clllll 1559 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Camden, N. I. 2?- OFFICERS: Ioseph A. Dynakowsk P d U 19281 Iohn Hass ..... V P d Ioseph G h k1 R d g S 1 y Adolph K F 1 S Walter Gont k T Stephen B' li k1 C pond1ng S U 19281 M Ad 1:1 M B TRUSTEES I ph Z h I h C k B rth 1 G esik ........,.,,..,...........,,,....... S g - - rms . .. . - ..-.- The Camden High Sehnnl Alumni Weleeme The Class llf 1942 X- You are now leaving behind the richest, most truit- ful period of youth-a period resplendent in your mem- ories, enhanced by firm and precious friendships. You are to taste of lite at its bitterest in many generations, and moments of reverie will become cherished luxuries. Friendship was not meant to be severed, and to its promotion our association is dedicated. Enjoy rem- iniscing in the genuinely Camden High atmosphere oi X- The Camden High Sehnnl Alumni I-lssneiatiun Camden 5109-W HARBAUGH 6. HALL. Inc. Wholesale Contectioners The Mercantile Printing House Distributors Schratft's Chocolates and Printers Double H Brand Confecfiong 131 Federal Street Camden, N. I. 223-25 N. 3rd Street C MERRILL N. o'RR1EN, sR,, 'll umden. N- I- MERRILL N. o'BRiEN, JR., '38 V A ff yi 'KZ Eat ft: -f W sen 'MF ICE CREAM TRADEWAARK Phone, Camden 5176 WHITMAN BOOK SHOP BOOKS ' f f GREETING CARDS 114 N. Broadway Harry N. Layer Telephone 5311 Dispensing Optician L Compliments ot 106 N, 5th Sm, HARRY'S Esso STATION Camden, N. I. Ferry Ave. 6. Van Buren St. il, 1 I I I I I I i I I I , , I X i ' ,-L ' .,. ,-'DJFH .:. 1',wi5L?Lf TKPN-5' ' ,f ,,' 3Xc Z'v4i!33KK Eu,li4.::L-'!iK!,1i'1.E12Ei'1f-fv' 175-'EY 1513 '1F'L':7AfETv6?l'f i JZ' Lark? -2 -32f1:fWUif5i1lEl?N5Q UL EMU- 2f7W'VRid4l FV' -'T1ZiRN'2?A'l'?5 fSfE:HH