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

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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. Q5 9.50 gf... Orrin gg' 5.1 MQ.-+ DIV I EDN NOD cm E13 in-J :s-R45 m5-cn i4 1 1 Egg moi Q55 so SQA- 3 52 QM o'1o S83 fv35 :mg .,,,,, W5 523 HMT me 3:1152 yuan- 225 acre' 23:5 ,NVQ :v an mga 2570 5' 5 535: 9259 5119 oflm :QS GJ,-+5 g'Q.5' wig? orc: swag 0.35 UZ Q20 9.43 P20 Contest, an annual competition for the Wilbur F. Rose Memorial Award. Ot the dozen contestants, Robert l-larter, Sennett Batten, Geraldine Dubin, Lenore Tuesday evening, November the eighteenth. The program, on the thirty-seventh anniversary of its establishment, was said to be the most variegated and interesting in the history ot the contest, with selections ranging from Dr. lekyll and Mr. Hyde by Manos, to the exquisite White Cliffs of Dover, presented by Cathy Casselman. Dolores Griffiths and Adele Manheimer delighted the audience with Anne of Green Gables and What's Your Name? respectively. 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.

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Ist row: Munger, manager, Hoover, Iakway, Knouff, Winslow, Robinson, captain, Selby, Paradise, Mangold, Iones, manager. Zncl row: Profeta, coach, Rozanski, Gregoreski, Stites, M k S th lames Hampton, Lemberger, Web- FEET' T - ster, Iohn, Di Ciano, Asbell Yes, that's what did it! lt was eleven pair of feet that brought Camden High's soccer team through an undefeated season and gained for Coach Arnold Profeta's boys the co-championship of the South Iersey Soccer League. 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.

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