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

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BENDER XVITH .AxPPRECIATION for her untiring work with and fur us xVI'l'H AFFECTION for her sincere efforts to make finer people of us XVITH AN ALL-OUT CHEER for being here with us . . . the Class of June 1945 dedicates this hook. 4 In these war clouded days, We think so often of our friends whom we miss from among us. Let us resolve, tho' we may be scattered to the far reaches of the earth-on sea, on land, and in the air, that we'll never let auld acquaintance be forgot. Always your friend, HELEN M. BENDER , 4 Q A V v K .,,, 3 -,YA . A A 9? A Q, ' in A 'Q v Af, Y , W , 1 W' I r A ' X ' 'N N A 'sf 'Q f args., iss W ,. R' f mga 1 Mk- ,, - . x., -'x , x 3 , '-4 - x 1 - f Q4 K. 'Z . f . , -Y 1 ' g,,x'25 V? H, , ,Q , . Q Y. , . . 5, As , ., US f KxN-, s Wa- f A ws X 'L xx 'A hx A xkrz N V N-X '- Q . 3' 1 ff' 1 hy. I x --sg, ' DN' Nm' M 'Q Q. 5. W X 'mg A L' X., ,I A A , x .fa K -- Nfl sg'3 N5 -Y. 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A 'Riff ,QM L wif m 4, am ' 'rw' b P 'K ?' Ni ..,8.f' - 'K'--. wi-.. 4 '- In PHIllIPS R. BROOHS It is with utmost love and admiration that we remember our great friend, Nlr. Phillips R. Brooks. It was his sincere interest in us. his boys and girlsfl and his willingness to do anything in his power for us, that gained him the respect and admiration of the entire stu- dent hody and faculty. .His keen interest in sports and the boys participating in them was a factor which made him one of the most outstanding athletic direc- tors in the state. M1'. Brooks will continue to live in the memories of all who knew him not only as a true friend but also as a symbol --a symbol of sincerity, sportsmanship and dauntless striving for the good of all. 8 Hlllll . HENDERSON Hit rzlerzznry luny will lin' alone in all nur l1r'r1rt.v. -'IXIENNYSON lr is with the deepest sorrow that we, the niemhers of the june 1045 elzlss, paw respect to the nieinory uf Alun B. Henderson. Mr. Henderson implzinteml renewed eonlidenee in everyone who ezune intu his presence, hy his willingness at :ill times to give :lclviee to :ill those who suilght i'llL'lllll'2lgl'l'll6l1l'. and hy his zihility' tn help his students eupe with their imlividuzil pruhlems. XIV. llendersun's quiet nizmner. plealszint smile. ellieient work in his elzlsses. :incl the interest shown in the ushers, the trzillic foree, :tml the other zletivities in which he was engaged. will never he for- gotten hy :ill who haul the plezisure of zissoeizlting with him. 'liruly we lizwe lost zi lllylll :md sympathetic friend. U ,I -nu '41, I-n..,.1.A. ZZ ffl 1 In ,ff fff. I . 1 A ,K ,i '- Av , 1 fi? ' ' I T . V 5 . .ki A J it - - ., X ' ,f Q. f 1 g1 . I ,f ',J I . U iv.-X V - V 97' 1- 'Q 4 -' , , Q- wx ' ,,.-1' A.-2: :wa f ,Hg fy, 3 H- 1 J Q' L' , .WV 5 A 3,-JJ, . ' ,Z A V 4 V A V X . X ,E , A , Y 1 W N. 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Alicc K. Prc-dmure Klrs. Currie XI. Snydcr ssell L. We-lily DR. I.vaux X. NIZULEX MR. Tmmxs W. 'FRIZSIIZXIAH DR. lirnxx I.xxc .Ynfwf-y-1111,-11,Iw1f nf Si 111,019 Szzfwz'-'1'i5r1z' of SI'4'VlII4illl'J' l'n'.fi.lf11l of flu' lffla 4 Ifiilfmliulr ul lzdllmlin IZ CAkt.r:'l'0N R. Hovxixs OUR PRIllClPIll To ilu' IllI'lllll!'IA.Y of ilu' y7'Kll1IlflfiIIf flr1,v.v.' Best wishes to :ill of you as you step forth into the world. Do your best in whatever field you may go and the results will take cure of themselves. Remember we are always here to help you if possible to do So. Sincerely your friend and principal, CARI,E'l'0N R. HOPKINS 13 Margaret VV. Aherne Helen M. Bender CMrs.l Brenda Broomall Biology English English Ruth F. Carey Anne Creveling Elmer Conover .'177ll'fll'llH History Ma1l1z'matir.v Marhim- Shop John j. Danaher Flora G. Detwiler Elizabeth Dickinson Scienu' Spanish English William W. Duthie John F. Ellis Grace M. German M1IfhPml1fll'J .fluto Elrrtrir' Shop Biology D-n E- n-1 i 1 'Z 1 14 Caroline B. Giordano Robert M. Haley Leslie E. llayden Business Eduraiirm Illurir .-Ir! Charles D, jones Q A , Hinory hllzalmehth l. Hoell lDr.l Ruth IM. lxeller lMrs.l Frances M. Hinski 13701091 LUN Y, Senior Srimfz' jane C, lxittle llislury jacob Koche lDr.J Chester C. , Hookkrrping Koppenhaver Rlllh Mflrmlo, As.vi.vianl Prinripal l'hy.m'aI Izdurarmn Mrs. Margaret Laivson Plfyffffll Hdufflfwfl Ethel cs. Lord Harry s. Nianashil lMrs.J Sarah Smith Sprrrll Grnrr1lIBusinf.v.r l'hy,viml li'd1n'r1tinn I5 Z 2 3 1 ? -E -Q Iivalina H. Mattson CD1-.D Clmrles I.. Maurer VVurren B. Meixnvr Ifnylixlz Gnidnm f' .'llr1lmniral Drafzving S. Clifford Murray QITLJ XVZIIICI' N. Myers VVzllter I. Nowak Sjfmzixlz I,111in l'l1yJif11l El1llt'IIfiIll7 iMrs.l Mildred Oaks XVilliam sl. Pzllese Loyola C. Pedrick Ifnylisll .4tl1l1'fi1' Dirrflnr Bella Polivllick Arnold R. Prufeta Marjorie I. 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VVisrnun ,N Sf 17 lflzgflixll and l r1'm'l1 'E 5 1 1 S E -Q 'W' ay I 11- . 1 ' , ., lr.. , - X , in A H 1 A-fu , . fu, '. , 4, 's . 'ff f mg X fiff 33545 f f , VV, , I . g L , 4 ,- Q, 4, ' , f ' ' ' ' 1 , WT' 135' 44. X4 4 f I I I If ,- . 1,75 461 N ,- , WF' , . Y 1 x 3 ' f - . f fl' N'-H -' 54' i 4 law 1' Al nm u I I um I IQ I- ' I A Q ' Q ... if za 1 --L:g as fx xl w 5 I . . .5 In lg g:- Q X xg Q 4, W tg. ij TQ 4 1 'S s Y x xx Q53 Gnu Qsx m IJ lil . iii Wi' I ll 'Ill' 'Ill 'Ill' 'III !-! I I- fsfvg, S 3 D I xy ', Qi I ,5?l-D CLASS OFFICERS I. RUMOLO NARDI, JR., Prrxidrni 3. DANIEL RAGONE, Trr'a.rurer 2. JENNIE FRANCULIXO, l'irr-Pr'1'ridrn! 4. DOLORICS MATHIQVVS, Srrrrtnry PRESIDEIIVS IHGSSIIGE Classmates. Four years ago we left our respective schools of elementary learning and entered the field of secondary education. Four years ago come next December some of those who preceded us here first felt the agonizing pain of war. Tomorrow will find us at the crossroads of life, one path will lead to War, the other to peace. 'llhe road we tread may not be left to our choice. VVhat- ever is our fate, the happy memories of our class- room discussions, our social events, the sports- manship displayed by our athletes in competition during our matriculation at our alma mater will forever fortify our consciences to the belief that life is worth the horrors of battle if victory will assure the way of life for which those before us fought and died to preserve for us to enjoy. Uur paths may never cross and we may never meet again in this world but whatever our course, let us remember that it is our duty to fight for and defend always those principles which have made this land-America-the land of the free, the home of the brave. RONIULU NARUI, jk. l,l'!'.VfI1l'71l OUR CON I. XVilliam lingles AJS: Co. 36-ll Bl-as. 3321.3 VSNTS Bainbridge, Md, Bill is a quiet, conservative, well liked fellow, who assisted us in our hand for two years. 2. l'vt'. Peter A. Yeccog 421922l4g C. O. IJ. 3rd lin. 7th 'l'rain. Regimentg Infantry Repl. 'l'rain. Centerg -lth Platoong Camp Croft, S. C. Pete is a friend to all IBUT TR 5 - l . 4 VV1th gl lteful respect and fond memo- t -'-' - ,W , page to Oni boys in the service. These boys left to tight for us and vic- tory. 'l'hey've missed many things in leav- ing high school-things we and they , dreamed of as rookies , looked forward to as juniors, and which we alone Finally t realized as Seniors. Those of us who stayed on in school hare missed the pres- ence of those who are serving in the armed forces, but we appreciate their sacrifice, and look forward to their re- turn. i ' Lie L.. .5.if:4,,' . .i-. who knots him and is a smile and humorous joke. lways ready with a cheerfu 3. joseph Diflementig no address. joe is one of out most popular athletes, excellent not only on the grid iron but in everything he undertook. He had a per sonality that attracted many a female's eye. ION s f tam dats, we dedicate this i-:.,.,W -' - rx -Hn iv Q:-,N3fgqg:,gg,,5 imy-Mm-Nx.wGijJA if x ?xM2XWMvQfil 9z w,fgf'21'a R1'f:: xx if-,.1::.s 'ffvwfw fi'-516255 gy JQQQQE N . ' Y - - .... mss,.m,,,,ii'L7A'f N Vliwwmg- , 523:25 sign iw-1 f- . FRP xx A : -is i X 1 - ' 'I f :wifi 1--wgfv-,23,,qQl -H553 'L ga ' y 0 VICTOR A7 in Ki ui, i i' 'NN 2 S5 44 YQ in NY. 4 A -? ii Eg A l. l'.'Xl'l'fR S.-Xl.X'.'XC1lC l5RlYl'i2 Kamp- E lain, iinrski, Klux-ctli, Ylglllilil, l'i:1- I'llllIl, SlIlllY1lIl, :incl Quinn. , - 1 2. S'l'Ahll' S.'Xl,lCS: Louise lll1ll'HSt'l' il i Runallil lirzxnnxtcin, and Ciccldis Kvrr, ' llnrntliy l,ll1lhllXN5lil. 1 i 1. Immun icuii. 5 4. siikviwc lfiuxcs l s, ximinnini Ki. ISOXIT S.'Xl.lfS: Angelo li1'riClit'tIi, kg, X , ., . . Ayn ixllllll lrniln, and Alive Amlrakzl. , 5 J 1 X -V . 4. l.m-nnnral ,l. Nowak A S1 'IIIUIJIIQ Vu. 4650 liks. find l'lill'I'j' with the girlw. llis sparkling perfnlnllili' 4j3l'1 I'SN'l'S3 li1llIll1l'lLljll', Md. Lenny is une nf our and hia ever-smiling fam- are thc' l:CZlllll'6s which :mill Nhy :ind qnim-I lun N, You kmeu the typri not much 10 his popularity. sary, hnl oh, caan he think! Loads of luck :ind such, l,en. 6. l'vt. llerhcrt Giang 4ll9l5llig fn. C' -hh Burg Cunlp 5. llvnrv livni'gc lrK'I'j.IllSOIl, szfcx Bks. ll R-15-U3 W'l1eelcr, Ucnrgisx. llerh is that rnngenizll fellow who Arun. Xi.'X.'l'.'l'.k',3 Mm-inpliis li, TL-nn. Ynn'll allways kc-eps na smiling. flj DOLORES ELIZABETH ADAMS 1287 Thurman Street Iluxinfss Eduration Dolores is full of personality, and has a nice disposition. She is not only a good student, but is an artist as well. May your life be as beau- tiful as your illustrations. We know that she will get far ahead with her great ambitions and have lots of success in the future. Q37 MARCIA AKMAN 1460 Belleview Avenue Business Education VVhoever said that good things come in small packages knew what they were talking about, for just one look at Marcy proves that state- ment. Her ready wit and sparkling smile win the admiration of all who meet her. Above all, Marcy maintains a high scholastic record. t2l VIRGINIA ADAMSKI 1569 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Bzlsinrrx Eduralion Ginny is that vivacious bit of blond love- liuess whose beauty is only equalled by her wit. Her sparkling personality will surely aid her in any field she chooses. Q45 DOMINICK JOSEPH ALBANO 606 Line Street Praftifal flrt: If you're feeling blue and need a few laughs, spend a couple of hours with Dom. We are certain that his unique sense of humor, as well as his ability as an artist, will carry him over the rough road of life. Z5 ' 7 ' , D .Afffft - , i:t,,.,5 . .4 , . ,1 , . . . k CID FRIEDA AMOS 825 Walnut Street Buxinexs Eduration Q31 MARYANN ANDERSON 218 Mt. Vernon,Street Biuinfxs Edumtion Shorty is a quiet miss but her friendly man- ner has won her many friends. The qualities she possesses make her a very delightful per- son to know. We will long remember her charming manner. Mary is by far one of the sweetest members of the class. Her frankness and gracious smile to all make her friendship a truly valued pos- session. We wonder why Mary likes basketball so much! 125 LAVENIA AMOS 825 Walnut Street College Preparatory Tall, graceful, and reserved, are adjectives that best describe Vinnie. Her amiable dispo- tion and her scholastic ability will long be re- membered by her classmates and friends. We are sure her obliging manner will insure her inevitable success after she leaves C.H.S. Q45 ALICE ANDRAKA 1119 Lowell Street Buxiness Edufation Alice is one swell girl who has lots of per- sonality. She never has a frown on her face, but a smile for everyone. She is very sweet and has done lots of work for Camden High. Alice has certainly passed the approval of her friends as a congenial girl. PETER ANGELASTRO 256 Pine Street College Preparatory Bigler, as he is called by his friends, is an easy going fellow. His outstanding work in the athletic Held and sense of fair play coupled with his sportmanship make him an all-around good fellow. CHARLOTTE RENA ASHMEN 2833 Idaho Road General Edueation A keen sense of humor and a hearty laugh are Char's greatest assets. Her antics in class will not be forgotten. Though she may be small she will be remembered in a big way by every- body who ever knew her. Char's cuteness and pleasing personality will surely bring her suc- cess. AMADAY ANDREW ANGELOS 511 South Sixth Street General Edueation Amaday is characterized as being good-na- tured, bright and easy going. He is a whiz on the accordian and first displayed his musical talent in our spring show. Amaday is a music lover of high calibre. We hope fortune will come to him through his musical ability. NORMA HELEN AVIS 1129 Princess Avenue Business Eduration A bundle of friendship, with a few words for everyone, best describe our Norm. Her sparkling wit and carefree manner make her a joyous companion. Norm's humorous disposi- tion and winning smile will not be forgotten easily by her many admirers. BELLA LEE BADER 303 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory GLADYS JOYCE BARBELL 1237 Langham Avenue College Preparatory Bell's flaming red hair makes her an out- standing person. Contrary to fact, she has no temper, but instead, a delightful sense of humor and a sunny slant on life. A friend in need is a friend indeed. This is our Gladg quiet, dignified and always ready to lend a helping hand. She is admired by her teachers as well as her chums. We are certain that Glad will be as charming in later life as she is now. RITA BARAG 1121 Locust Street General Education Chatter, chatter, chatter!! You guessed it, it's Reet. She's always bubbling over with pep and energy and is either telling a joke or laughing at one. Reet dresses in the latest styles, and her versatility in clothes will always keep her looking chic. JEANETTE LORRAINE BARRAGER 1331 Decatur Street Business Education Jeanette is that quiet, mischievous gal pos- sessing a fine sense of humor. She has done good school work with apparently little effort. We are sure she will make a big success in life. Good luck! You've got what it takes! ELSIE BAYRUNS 2006 South Seventh Street College Preparatory Elsie is that attractive girl with a cute dimple in her chin. However, this doesn't cover the fact that she rates high in her scholastic ability and is a keen eonversationalist. Her ideas and suggestions are given much consideration by everyone. She is also noted for her tact and sincerity. JOSEPH BERG 1307 Atlantic Avenue General Education Short, dark, quiet, muscular, and friendly with everyone, is a true description of joe Berg. His loyalty to Camden High was proven on the football field where he won the coveted C , joe is in reality superman , in the flesh. He is the future world champion weight lifter. VERA BEREZKA 701 Ferry Avenue College Preparatory Vera's quiet manner is the essence of her charm. Her classroom bashfulness cloaks the witty and friendly disposition that is revealed only to her closest pals. To Vera we guarantee a successful future. ADELE BIANCOSINO I 427 Pine Street General Eduratinn Adele is a jolly, carefree, yet sometimes serious, senior. Her sparkling wit and approp- riate jokes mark her as one of our most admired classmates. All who know her agree Adele is at the top scholastically as well as socially. GERALDINE JENNIE BILIC 1816 South Sixth Street Iiizririrxnr Education ANNA MAE BLAKE 1267 jackson Street College Prelraratory herry's'l1appy, friendly smile and greetings have kept us on the bright side of things when our spirits were low. She has a warm sense of humor which always pops out in the most unexpected places. Anna Mae, our dignified redhead, can usually be found wherever there's music and a dance tionr. She is an ardent sport fan and can al- ways be found cheering with the gang. VVith her captivating charm and radiant smile she has won innumerable friends at C.H.S. HELEN BISIRRI 237 Mount Vernon Street B1l.Vl1lf'.Y5 Edufation VVhenever you hear noise and laughter in the halls, you know that Helen is nearby. Her sparkling dark eyes and flashing smile have made many a male heart flutter. VVhere there is music and dancing there's bound to be Bisir- ri. Her gay wit, charm and personality will be missed by all. KIOYCE BLATTNER 1084 Merrimac Road Business Edufafinn A pair of twinkling, sparkling eyes, a wacky but nice giggle, and an abundance of good-na- tured humor, identify Joyce. VVhen she isn't busy writing to Dick, she's industriously em- ployed giving service as a voice with a smile . HENRY WILLIAM BLUM 1212 Liberty Street College Preparatory Those who know Blum will tell you that he is natural and sincere in his ways. He's good- natured and fun-loving, and we know that his faculty for making friends will take him a long way in the future. DOROTHY F. BONCELLA 1163 Atlantic Avenue Bu.rirm.v.v Eduration ' .411 MARY BORESKI 1260 jackson Street Business Education Whenever you see a tall blonde gliding grace-- fully over a dance Hoor, it's usually Mary. If she isn't busy at that pastime, she's most likely to be found with the gang. Her continued en- joyment of life has won her hosts of friends. RITA BOVINO 1455 Kenwood Avenue Dorothy is a typical debutante with her pretty blonde hair, sweet reserved manner and charm- ing'personality. Dot may give the impression of being shy and quiet, but when she does speak, it's usually to say something amusing or worth- while. She is well-liked, and we are sure she'll always have an abundance of friends. Business Education There's never a dull moment when around and she's full of fun when you started. Rita may be small, but she's We know she will always live up to pectations no matter what she does. really an amiable person. Rita is get her mighty. her ex- Rita is NELSON PAUL BOYD 77+ VValnut Street Gerlrral Eduration JOSEPHINE BRYSKA 1255 Lansdowne Avenue Bmirifxs Eduralion Nelson, the Kid , has had an active part in our school life. He has played the bass with the Syncopators, and he has participated in the Public Speaking Contest. Nelson is musically inclined and is anxious for a musical career. Silence is golden , and Jo is a sparkling ex- ample of this age-old p.roverb, but that becom- ing smile will always brighten dull moments. Her amiable disposition and dependability have impressed all those who know her. JAMES SYLVESTER BROWN 1119 Pine Street , General Eduralion Brownie is the fellow Horn and Hardart is blessed with when it comes to lending a help- ing hand. He has a knack for sports, especial- ly football and track. When the army is men- tioned his remark is keep cool . lv ALBERT BUCOLA 854 South Sixth Street Prartiral .4rt.t Al is a quiet and good-natured fellow. VVe all know him to be a capable and efficient man- ager, as well as a good friend of Camden High athletics. His-sincere personality and jovial ways, have truly labeled him as a well liked fellow. EDNA RUTH BULLOCK 1436 Kaighn Avenue Bu.fine.t.v Eduralion Edna is the little girl with the pleasing per- sonality, who is so smartly dressed. Her dim- pled smile radiates all the warmth and friendli- ness so characteristic of her. Her charm and grace will always be remembered by her class- mates. PETER BUONGIOVANNI 221 Spruce Street Practical Art: Pete is always found with his faithful com- panion, his camera. Everybody knows him, not only for photographic genious, but his deter- mination to finish things he starts. Because of his character and friendliness Pete is well liked by all his classmates. You've got what it takes, Pete. ANNA BUONO 1243 Jackson Street Business Eduration Anna is quiet, pleasant, and friendly. She is sincere in all she does and can be depended upon. Her good-natured manner will always remain with us. Success to a future secretary. MARGARET MARIE BURGESS 1272 Sayers Avenue General Education Marge's charming smile and personality may sometimes be hidden by her quiet dignity, but they are still there, nevertheless. Such good company will be missed in these old halls of learning. LUCILLE CALARESE 933 South Fourth Street Business Education . Lu Lu with her jet black hair and sparkling eyes completes a picture of a thoroughly de- pendable young girl. Lu is usually found where there is laughter. Dancing is her favorite pas- time. We know she will be successful as a secretary. LOUIS CAMILL1 328 Line Street General Education Lou is our quiet and good-natured classmate who is always willing to lend a helping hand. His eagerness to learn will surely help him at- tain his goal as civil engineer. Lou will al- ways be remembered as a' likable and under- standing fellow. VINCENT CARITA 411 Chestnut Street College Preparatory The tall, lanky, dark-haired lieutenant of traflic on the second floor is Vince. His quiet- ness has not stopped him from having plenty of friends of both sexes. Vince is a likable student who does his work without any fuss. CATHARINE MARIE CARLSON 1427 Kenwood Avenue Busineu Education , With her twinkling blue eyes and spa rkling smile, our golden haired Cath will always be assured of a place in our memories. Neve r will we forget her mild mannered way and her sunny personality. WILLIAM CARPENTER 624 Liberty Street Prartiml :lrt.r Our friend Wimpy is a gay, easy going chap who never seems to be hurried or excited. His keen sense of humor has won him many friends. VVe know that this likable fellow will be re- membered by all who associated with him. VVILLIAINI THOINIAS CARTER 206+ South Tenth Street Praftiml .-'Iris Big Bill is our hero of the court. As All- State Center for two years, he has led our team to victory. Bill will not only be remem- bered for his basketball feats but for his win- ning personality, good humor, and his shy, quiet ITIHIIIICF. JOSEPH A. CERONE 298 Chestnut Street College Preparatory The class glamour boy, who has made many a girI's heart skip a beat as he walked the campus of C.H.S. is our joe. He is fascinating and popular. joe will be remembered as the short but handsome fellow of the senior class. WILLIAM CHILKOTOVVSKY 1282 Everett Street Prariiral Ari: Bill is a quiet, studious fellow. He is friend ly, well-liked and popular with everyone Al though he will not be present at our commence ment, we are glad to have him as a fellow graduate. HAZEL BEATRIX CLINTON 136 Branch Village College' Preparatory Hazel is that cute chick with the deep dimples who has the boys' hearts turned. Her giggle and sunny personality have made her many friends. She will long be remembered for her intelligence, her quiet manner and her sharp clothes. NORTON COHEN 1649 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Gfnfral Eduration RAYMOND COLAVITO 3173 Alabama Road Praftiral Ari: Ray is one of our more amicable fellows. He is quick to understand and appreciate a good joke. His curly hair and good looks have made many a girl's heart skip a beat. His carefree and friendly manner will long be remembered. FRANCES COLUCCI 132 Sheridan Street B1l5i7Il'.l'5 Edufalion We .kmlw NOYTY is fllll Of PCP, full of dash. u Although study is seldom included in Frans and vim and go. Cheerful throughout a day industrious moments her undeviating amiabilm of carefree play or diligent work, we all declare and generosity have won a warm spot in the he's a friendly fellow to have on hand. hearts of her companions. KATHRYN jANE CONLIN 1431 Crestmont Avenue Collrgr Preparatory jane is right on the line and all of her classmates think she is one grand girl. She'll win fameg just give her time-our studious jane, VVe can sum up jane in this way-she's always ahead of her classg is an outstanding fashion plate and she has more than a super personality. All of these assets plus many more have given her the coveted Dukes award. PQLMPIR FRANK CORDA 1104 South Fourth Street College Preparatory A most versatile fellow is our Elmer. He has been a bright star in our school life, partici- pating in many activities. Usually found behind his silly giggle El is always willing to help a friend and to argue at the mere drop of a hat. The young man with the swift moving body JOSEPH ANTHONY COPPOLA 229 Mount Vernon Street Prartiral 1-Irir joe is one well-dressed, carefree classmate. Loyalty to his friends and a cheerful disposi- tion characterize him as a well-liked fellow. joe's winning smile and sincere personality have labeled him as a fellow we all admire. PETER j. CORUZZI 1407 Bradley Avenue General Eduration The dream of every coach is to have a man- ager like Pete. He is always willing to give a helping hand to anyone in distress. Getting along with people is one of his main assets. He is the type that takes great pleasure in any sporting event. PHYLISS FROST 1010 Division Street Bu.rine.r.r Eduration Here comes Phil with a smile and a greeting CLEMENS DAROSZEWSKI 1092 Everett Street Prartiml .-Iris for everyone she meets. This good-natured, easy going girl has a natural knack for making friends. VVhenever you see a crowd having a good time, you'll know she is in the midst of it. --usually found everywhere, every time-is Clem, our class clown. His swift movements and quick wit have made him a part of almost every group in school. Clem's sojourn in the service of his Uncle Sam will most definitely add to his multitude of good friends. PHYLISS CRUDO 423 Benson Street Collegr Preparatory VVords are poor things at best to describe the intangible elements that make up a woman's character. Quiet and unassuming, Fay is a vivid personification of a lady, and a scholar. ln the years she spent with us, her one hundred percent conscientous endeavor and the will to do a good job right, has prevailed. DIANA M. De GIOSIO 1152 Kenwood Avenue Bzuines: Education Brown curly hair and a smile that just won't come off-that's Diana on the outside. Good natured and ready for fun-that's Diana on the inside. A truer friend cannot be found. THERESA MARIE DEMBOVVSKI 120+ Everett Street Bruiness Eduration Terry is one of our quiet classmates who has a friendly smile for everyone. Her easy going manner is admired by all who know her. We know her quiet way and sincerity will take her to the top. SOLOMON DETOFSKY 459 Atlantic Avenue General Eduration Wherever there's mischief, fun and laughter, you're sure to find Sol. l-1e's rather quiet until you get to know him. Sol is one of the many who wish that homework could be abolished. We're with you on that, Sol. VVALTER ALFRED DERENGOWSKI 1197 Lansdowne Avenue ' Prafliral .-lrtx Walt, our good-looking classmate, is one of the most popular boys about the school. Be- sides playing on the tennis team hesalso excels in swimming. Engineering is Walt's ambition- so we wish him loads of success in that Held. You've got what it takes, Walt. BASIL DI CERBO 336 Cherry Street Prariiral Arts Basil is that tall, dark, and handsome chap of Camden High. He's an all around fellow. His outstanding playing in all of our athletic events won for him the respect and admiration of all his classmates. Basil is indeed an asset to C.H.S. NICHOLAS Di GRAZIO 572 Line Street Prartiral .4rI.r VALENTINO D1 MAURO 1255 Everett Street Practiral Art.: Here's a chap who is popular with every- body. There's never a dull moment when Nick's around. His dark wavy hair and sparkling white teeth have caused many a maiden's heart to beat faster. May good luck be with you al- ways Nick. Val is one of our quiet boys, however he is known to have a grand sense of humor. We are sure he will be a big success in anything he endeavors to do. JINA Di MARCO 1321 Park Boulevard Burineu Education jean with her winsome wit and sparkling smile, has won a place in all our hearts. She will always have many friends, because she knows how to be one. MINNIE D'OTTAVI 305 Line Street Business Edumtion t'Sugar and Spice and everything nice, thats what Minn is made of. Minnie has caused many a boy's heart to go pitter-patter. Her smile and good-natured manner will always re- main with us. LEVI DRUMMOND 700 Cherry Street General Edumtion The smiling fellow you see in the halls is Levi. He is the kind of person easy to make friends with and always willing to lend a hand. His ambition is to be a mechanical dentist. This will surely be attained if he continues to be the regular fellow he is. NINA CATHERINE DUVALL 1419 Mt. Ephraim Avenue College Preparafory Nina is the very essence of calm dignity and quiet reserve. A loyal and true friend, she takes her work seriously and is always prompt, neat, and dependable. May her quiet manner and sincerity bring her success. RICHARD H. DUNN 2804 Yorkship Road Praftival .-Iris That flashy fellow in the Rambler's uniform participating in his favorite sport, basketball, is none other than Dick Dunn, the best boy dancer in Camden High. If he isn't in Barney's, he is surely over in Collingswood with Gladys. Dick's hearty laugh, keen sense of humor, and sharp clothes will never be forgotten. DOROTHY DZIAKOVVSKI 1537 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Bluinesr Edumlion Diz is the well liked girl always found in the mainghall. Her winning smile and pleasing per- sonality have won her many friends of both sexes. She will be remembered as a friend hy all who know her. JAMES VICTOR FAIOLA 1825 Broadway Bu.tinr.r.r Eduralinn VVARREN FELTON 516 Kaighn Avenue Collage Preparatory im is one of those fellows the girls will miss most. His pet ambition is to be a drummer in Goodman's band. We wish him lots of success in his chosen field of work. His cheery smile in the halls of C.H.S. will be missed. Warren always has some amazing remark or one of his vivid descriptions to start the class laughing. His constant joking spreads sunshine into the most dreary moments. He is usually found with his camera, taking pictures around C.H.S. VVe are sure he will he a hig success in the field of photography. BENJAMIN FARAGALLI 1133 South Fourth Street Praftiml .I-Iris Sports enthusiast can well be used to de- signate our friend and fellow classmate, Benny. He is a good sport with a swell disposition. He attracts many girls with his everlasting smile. All summed up he is an all-around student of C.H.S. MARIO FERRARI +14 Walnut Street General Edufation Mario is that tall, shy fellow who is often found wandering in the halls. Quiet and re- served, Mario will always be remembered as a regular guy.' VVe know he will make good in the United States Marine Corps. RICHARD FISHER 1129 Kenwood Avenue College Preparatory A cheerful laugh and a keen mind best de- scribe Dick. We are often indebted to him for enlivening our classrooms with interesting dis- cussions. Industrious, with a finecharacter and personality-he is truly a fellow we all admire. JENNIE MILDRED FRANCOLINO 327 Walnut Street Bu.rine.v.r Edumtion All who know Jennie admire her ability to be friendly and kind at all times. She has a sparkling personality, bubbling over with en- thusiasm. In the future jennie's spontaneous personality will be reserved exclusively for her patients. KATHRYN CHARLOTTE FITZPATRICK 1156 Magnolia Avenue College Preparatory Although she is new to our school, Fitz has made many friends and is well liked by every- one. Fitz wishes to be a student nurse and we all wish her success and happiness in the fu- ture. DORIS HELEN FREZZINI 433 Winslow Street Businers Eduralion Doris has brown hair, brown sparkling eyes V an ever-ready smile, and an affectionate giggle. As a school chum, she is tops for she is good na- tured, understanding, sociable and never fail- ing in her help to a friend in need. JOHN GIULIANO 329 Line Street Prarliral rlrlr RICHARD GONDOLF 3037 Fenwick Road Prartiral Art: A quiet, reserved fellow is john. He goes about his various duties in a sincere manner and never leaves things undone. We know he will be a success in any field he plans to choose. Dick's good looks and happy-go-lucky dis- position make him the envy of all who know him. The boys think of him as a swell pal and to the girls he is exceedingly attractive. JULIA GOLDBERG 1464 Kaighn Avenue General Education julia may be quiet and very shy, but we know that her secret ambition will be success- ful. She has earned friendship and is a charm- ing person to know. May her smiling face live on forever with her friends. FRANK GORAJ Unit x Bks. A 18 U. S. N. T. S. Norfolk ll, Virginia There is always fun and laughter where Frankie goes. He is one of our jovial charac- ters. Good looks are an asset to everyone, and Frank is no exception where this rule is con- cerned. ELEANOR GORCZYNSKI 1021 Atlantic Avenue Business Education El has the qualities that make her a lasting friend. She is always ready to lend a helping hand to troubled classmates. Her obliging man- ner will surely bring her success in anything she does. ROBERT GORSKI 1462 South Tenth Street General Education Who's the future Big-League baseball player we have in our midst? Why, it's none other than Bob Gorski. Bob is that tall, handsome, traflic oflicer on the second fioor. His outstand- ing personality and knack for getting things done will continue to make friends for him wherever he may venture. HOWARD GORDON 1110 South Tenth Street General Education A quiet fella with simple tastes is our Ho- ward. He really lives up to that adage, silence is golden. Howard will long be remembered for his serene smile and gentle manners and for his excellent work on the basketball team. FRANK GOSIK 1443 South Ninth Street Practiml Arts Frank is a jolly, fun-loving, mischievous fel- low. His ability on the gridiron has helped make our football season successful. We know that he will make as many friends in the Coast Guards as he did in Camden High. Loads of luck to you, Frank. LEONILDA GRAMIGNA 1164 Morton Street Business Education GLADYS SUSYNE HAIKEN 1119 Haddon Avenue Business Edumtion Linda's good nature and fun-loving disposi- tion make her desirable company wherever she goes. A better pal would be hard to find. We'll all miss you, Linda. Perhaps her interest in almost anything makes her an enjoyable companion, or perhaps her de- pendability and willingness to help others are the secret of her charms, but regardless of the solution, her sunny disposition, vitality, and potent aliveness combine to make Gladys a truly charming person. JOSEPH EDWARD GRANER 3195 Alabama Road Practiml Arts joe is a handsome, quiet fellow who is al- ways ahead when it comes to dancing and girls. His ambition is to become a musician. Loads of success in the future, Joe. EDWARD HARRIS 2144 Kossuth Street Prartiral Arts A regular fella well describes Eddie. He likes sports and also has a way with the op- posite sex. You can always find him surrounded by girls or playing basketball. WESSIE LEE HARRISON 616 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Wessie is that pleasingly plump little girl with the lovely speaking voice. Her cheery smile and keen wit have added much spice to all our classes. Her easy-going carefree man- ner is admired by all who know her. We are sure she will be a great success. JOSEPH HAVLICK 3054 Tuckahoe Road Praetiral Arts Shy-yes! But when joe's mind is set to do a thing, he goes to it with vigorous energy, es- pecially where basketball is concerned. His pleasing personality is known by all. Lots of luck, joe. MARY BETH HART 1148 Magnolia Avenue College Preparatory Five feet two, eyes of blue is a perfect de- scription of Beth. Her warm and sincere heart that is concealed beneath her sophisticated ex- terior has never failed to show itself when needed most. She may be disarmingly small, but we'll remember her in a big way. CARL R. HEINEMAN 3086 Atlantic Road College Preparatory Carl is an intelligent fellow who is liked by everyone who knows him. His industrious na- ture and sincerity have won him the respect of the teachers and students alike. We are sure he will get to the top with these assets. Qs ESTHER MAE HICKS 813 Princeton Avenue College Preparatory DONA JACQUELYN HOLT 3040 Constitution Road College Preparatory A charming smile and a sparkling character seem to make Kitty outstanding. Her unique personality and oratorical skill will keep her in the spot light always. A fun-loving gal with a grand sense of humor, always quick with an answer, and al- ways ready to help you, that's Dona. A lover of all sports, and is herself a good sport. You are always assured of a good time when you're with Dona. FLORENCE HOFFMAN 1410 Haddon Avenue Business Education Psst, want to hear a joke? She's always tell- ing a joke. That smooth stepper you see glid- ing on our dance floor is none other than Flo. She is not only outstanding in dancing, but her looks surpass it even more. Wonder what the yearbook would look like without her! DORIS ANNA HOLT 1355 Chesapeake Road Business Eduration No ripple of unrest runs in the spirit of Rip, who possesses firm beliefs of her own and sticks to them. Congeniality and good humor are desirable qualities we tind in our amicable friend. SHIRLEY HUMES 2924 Constitution Road Business Edufation Shirl is always sure to be a hit wherever she may go. Her friendly manner and understand- ing heart have made her well known. A more ambitious, capable, young lady we've never known. Shirl is also one of our best dressed girl. YVONNE M. JENNINGS 535 Fairview Street Business Education Yvonne is a happy-go-lucky girl with plenty of pep, vim, and vigor. Yvonne usually has a smile on her face and a lot on her mind. No one is gloomy with Jennings around. JOHN HYLAND 1455 Bellview Avenue General Eduration John is a carefree and good-natured fellow. His prankish ways and genial smile best characterize his personality. John's perform- ances as a drummer, and as a good cat, will long remain in the minds of his classmates. He is truly a well-liked fellow. EVANGELIA L. JOHNSON 1040 Princess Avenue Businen Eduration Quiet, demure, and sweet best describe Eva. She makes the perfect friend, for her good na- ture and genial attitude give her that interest- ing personality. We have been lucky in having a girl as sweet as Eva in our class. BLANCHE JONES 146 Branch Village General Eduralion SAUL E. KAPEL V 1309 Princess Avenue College Preparatory Bebe is that popular girl who never walks home alone. When she is over at Hazel's house, she is the center of attraction with her ready wit, gracious manner, better than average danc- ing, and last, but not least, her good looks. Bebe is sure to go far and achieve her every ambi- tion. Merchantville's loss was Camdenls gain. Even in a year we have seen that Buddy's fine qual- ities truly make a regular fella. He de- monstrates incomparable sincerity and willing- ness in everything he does. All who know this tall, good-looking chap believe he will be suc- cessful in whatever profession he chooses. LAWRENCE JONES 397 Morse Street Pradiml Art: Yippy's congenial yet reserved manner has won him many friends and admirers. Al- though he's quite a practical joker, he's a well- liked boy. He is very dependable and will be successful throughout the years, especially in the field of art. We know Yippy will accomplish whatever he goes after. CHARLES THEODORE KAPLAN 1456 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory When you see a tall, handsome torso coming around the corner, you'll know it's Studs. If making friends were an extra-curricular activ- ity, he'd certainly be a star in our hall of friendship. His amicable impersonation of Dan- ny Kaye will always remain in the memories of those whom he entertained. LEATRICE KAZZE 1312 Park Boulevard Business Education If there's a joke being told, or a group of laughing people, you can be sure that Lee is close by. Known as the girl with the grin, Lee is always ready to lend a hand. Our carefree little chum is also a very good student. We'll have to hunt fat and wide to meet a nicer girl. GEDDIS KEITH KERR 806 Morgan Street Prarliml .-lrls The band will lose one of its best members when Cactus leaves us. He is in our trumpet section. Friendly, mischievous, and good-na- tured are only three of the many adjectives which could describe our friend and classmate- Cactus. HELEN SHIRLEY KLINE 617 Walnut Street General Education Helen is that cute little blue-eyed blond we all see rushing around the halls. Her friendly disposition and pleasing smile will gain for her many more friends. Her grand personality will surely win for our Helen all the success in the world. JOHN KOWAL 1650 Norris Street Prartiral flrts A tower of strength on the gridiron plus the hard game of basketball he plays, account for Dingle's popularity among his classmates Ile is usuallv found where there is noise or some mischievous happening. LEONA BLANCHE KUBIAK 1296 Sheridan Street Business Edufaiinn Lee always has a friendly word for everyone and is willing to help others. Her cheerful manner and sparkling, dark eyes are but a part of her attractive and sunny personality which mark her as one of our most admired and popular classmates. SOPHIA KUHLMANN 2820 Kansas Road General Eduraiion Soph is that charming girl with the warm personality whom everyone knows and likes. She is always headed in one direction-Miss Hayden's room. Her friendly manner and ability to talk will never be forgotten. Best of luck to a grand classmate whose art will bring glory to Camden High. LEON KUMOVE 1169 Haddon Avenue Collrgr Preparatory Leon is competent and dependable. His glib tongue and versatile pen will surely help him in his ambition to become a lawyer. Leon is a swell all-round friend. WILLIAM LANE 2766 Congress Road Ilfdffiflll Arts People say all good things come in small packages. This is certainly true of Bill H may be short in stature but he is certainly long on personality. Bill is a friendly little chap who is well liked by all his many friends. He is always ready with a smile and a cheery hello MARGUERITE LEWIS HELENE LEILA LEVIN 299 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory A cute bundle of smiles and a million dollar personality-that's Yin. Ask her friends and you'll agree that her radiating charm and jovial nature make her the admired person she is. MELVIN LEVINE 394 Boyd Street General Edumtion Tasty, as we all know him, is really uite the sax player under those big curls. Don't let him fool you! He'll really go places with his sax and teasing personality. With that build and those looks, he can't get lost. IRWIN LEWIS LEVY 1464 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory Lookee! lookee! lookeel Here comes tnot cookie this time folksl but Irv, that happy-gm lucky fellow found wherever therels a noise. This Cassanova appeals to more than one girl. One of his most precious possessions is his de- lightful sense of humor. He's leaving Camden, but he won't be forgotten. 1107 Marion Street General Eduration Ready to share a joke and flash a smile at any time is Billie. Her continual enjoyment of life has won her hosts of friends. MIRIAM LLOYD 516 Walnut Street General Education A sweet disposition and an everlasting friend- ship are only a couple of Shorty's virtues. Her effective wit has won the admiration of numer- ous acquaintances. These qaulities are sure to aid her in achieving success. JAMES ARTHUR LONGMORE 1118 Kaighn Avenue Business Edufation Art is a quiet, well-mannered fellow of whom everyone thinks a great deal. His co-operative attitude and dependability have made him a favorite member of our class. Art is a camera tiend, and has proved himself to be pretty good. Good luck to a future photographer. RITA VERONICA LOFTON 1256 Browning Street Burineu Edumtion A quiet, dignified, unassuming young lady is Rita. Her friendly manner and cheery disposi- tion have won her many friends. Sincerity and dependability are just two of her many good traits. As good a student as she is a friend, Rita brightens many a classroom. THERESA LUCIANI 525 Line Street Bu.fine.t.r Education Our brown-eyed Tree has won the admira- tion of all her classmates because of her warm, friendly nature. We know that she will achieve great success in the business world because of her personality and dependability. ANNA MADONNA FRANK ALBERT Ll'ZI 625 Spruce Street Praftical .-Iris Luz is our small, good-natured classmate. One of the sharp dressers of our class, Luz's jovial ways and winning smile will long re- main with us. He is truly an all-around, good fellow and a sincere friend. XVALTER MALINOVVSKI 1046 Orchard Street Collrge Prvparatory You can generally hear VValt before you see him. Walt's pep and personality have made him popular with both sexes. He always has some witty remark to get the class laughing. In the near future, Walt will give the army a taste of his good humor. BERTHA L. MARTELL 2806 Tuckahoe Road Bzuinrss Education 5 56' 435 Chestnut Street Bxlxinfxs Ifdurafion A radiant personality and an innate love of fun seen in a contagious smile surround Ann with a wealth of friends. VVe'll always remem- her her for her frankness and friendliness. DOLORES JUNE NIATHEVVS 1463 Pershing Street Bzuinrxs Edumiirm VVhat's all that noise in the hall? VVhy its Bea getting acquainted with one of the opposite sex. Music lover or not, you'll appreciate this pianist playing Strange Music. She's really good. This tall vivacious girl someday hopes to he a career woman. We know she'll succeed. GLORIA MEARS 753 Walnut Street College Preparatory Dee is a girl that every student admires be- cause of her vivacious personality and cheerful disposition. She has proven herself to be tops in serving as our very eliicient and capable class secretary. Dee has excelled in all her classwork, and her pleasing manner has won her many friends. Lorrie is the jovial type of girl. Her quick wit and gift of gab made her a favorite with everyone. MELVIN HARRY MATTHEWS 1110 Orchard Street Prarfiml f1rl.f Mel is the happy-go-lucky boy with the con- tagious personality. His numerous friends- many from the opposite sex-love and admire him for his never-ending supply of good humor and his happy nature. ARTHUR MEHR 1512 Wildwood Avenue Collfgr' Pwjrarrztory Art may seem to be quiet under those three curls, but he always has his wits about him for some kind of unexpected remark. His procrasti- nation is unequaled, hut we're all sure that he will achieve his goal with his pleasing per- sonality. CONSUELA MENDEZ VAZ 2033 South Tenth Street College Preparatory Consuela is that dignified girl with a quiet, unassuming manner, Her pleasingly soft voice and sincere friendliness have distinguished her as a really true friend among her classmates. VVe are positive she will make some lucky man very happy. ELAYNE VIVIAN MILASK 1137 Langham Avenue Business Eduralion Elayne, popular and pretty is a good sport and has a host of friends. Her ability to keep in step with the newest styles in clothes has won much admiration from all who know her. KENNETH PAUL MERRIGAN 1610 Norris Street General Edumlion Ken is the pride of Dugan's Dungeon. He is never found without a smile or a joke. Saying everything with a smile is one of his mottos. To be one of Uncle Sam's seafaring men is his am- bition. Good luck to a swell guy! REGINA FRANCES MILCAREK 1315 Rose Street Collegr Preparatory Reggie's pleasing personality and charming smile win the hearts of all. When she puts on a nurse's uniform, doctors and patients will ad- mire her just as we do. Certainly she is a wel- come member anywhere. DOROTHY DIANE MILEWSKI 1236 Dayton Street Business Eduration BETTY F. MORGENSTERN 2985 Yorkship Square College Preparatory Quiet, yes! Although it doesn't take much to make her blush, Dot's warm, friendly nature makes her one of the sweetest members of our class. She truly plays a large part in our class with her smiling face and blond loveliness. Not quiet or shy, but cute and always ready to go with a heart of gold, Betty is one of those girls you don't meet very often but are always looking for. Sl1e's bound to be a success. Al- ways a smile-that's Betty. We'll miss Dot, one of our most admired seniors. SARAH EMMA MILTON 838 Division Street General Eduration Sarah is that tall slim girl who is always in the gym excelling in all sports. She is willing at all times to assist any girl who is interested in athletics. She is full of fun, and has a natural gift of gab. VVith her friendly manner she is sure to make many friends. DONALD MORROW 2923 Kansas Road Prarliral Arts Don is a studious, hard working classmate. He is a quiet and well-mannered boy, who has had many friends in school and will have many more in the years to come. We all wish him a happy future full of luck and success. ROMOL0 NARDI, JR. 1362 Haddon Avenue College Preparatory That combination of good looks, a sense of humor, radiant personality, and consideration for the other fellow is what has made Rom so likable and popular. As our class president he has shown remarkable dependability, and he can always be counted on to do the job assigned to him. OTHELIA NIXON 1147 South Eighth Street College Preparatory Lin, as her closest friends know her, is always smiling, laughing and gay. Her mischievous spirit has really made itself unforgettable. Hurry up, Lin, the late bell's going to ring. MICHAEL NARDUCCI 5206 Gordon Terrace Prartiral 1-fri: Bobo is one of our good looking classmates. He is quiet and friendly. His grand personality, which adds to this attractiveness, is a great asset to him now as it will be in the future. ROSE MARY NIZICH 1754 South Sixth Street General Eduration A sweet disposition and everlasting friend- ship are only a few of Ro's virtues. Beneath her pleasant shyness gleams the willingness to aid in the upholding of what is just and right. LUCILLA ELEANOR OXLEY 435 Winslow Street Bu.rine.r.r Eduraiion VVANDA KATHERINE PALICHUK 1617 Louis Street Btuiness Eduration Dlgniiied is the word that describes Lu. Poise, a winning personality, and a ever-ready smile for everyone are only a few of the traits that make Lu a favorite with all. She knows exactly what to wear, too. Wanda is our sweet blond who makes many a man's heart go pitter-patter. Her sparkling personality has won her many friends, and it will also aid her in any field she chooses. The Navy's tops, isn't it, Wanda? LAWRENCE PALESE 908 Newton Avenue Prrtical Arts VVho was that who just whizzed by? None other than our Larry. Not only is he fast on the basketball court, but he's a feast for the girl's eyes. Larry will always have our admiration for being a regular guy. GABRIELE PALUMBI 413 Walnut Street Prarliral Arts Fee is one of the handsomest members of the class. His quiet and good-natured personality find him a likable person in more ways than one. We don't doubt for a second that his fu- ture will be a successful one. BERJOUHI PAPAZIAN 1608 Mt. Ephriam Avenue College Preparatory Where there's laughter, gaiety, and solid jive, you'll find our Bert. She is friendly and full of fun. These two qualities along with her many interests, make her a good companion. DOROTHY PAWELA 1623 Norris Street Business Education Meet this charming dignified girl, Dot. Her sunny disposition and winning smile have made her a favorite in Camden High. Possessor of a lovely singing voice, Dot is active in all school shows. Weill always remember her gracious manner, Good luck, Dot. MARIE JOAN PARADISE 1204 Van Hook Street Business Eduration Because of her bright red-gold hair, we know Marie's a fire bug . She has a nice disposi- tion and is quite good-natured. Marie likes to travel and we hope she may accomplish what she goes after. She won't disappoint us, I know, and here's wishing you a happy voyage . LILA PEARLSTEIN 724- Haddon Avenue Business Eduralion It is truly written that all good things come in small packages. This is justly so of Lila. Tho only five feet, she has an abundance of lovable qualities. Cheerful, with a pleasing dis- position, she is a girl we are always glad to have around. CONCETTA GERTRU DE PETARRA 1300 Van Hook Street Business Education MICHAEL PIARULLI 2625 Baird Avenue College Preparatory Dancing brown eyesg dark, Howing hairy and a smile for everyone-this attractive senorita has such a sparkling personality that she can get along with both teachers and students very easily. We know that any person as charming as she will have little trouble making a go of this life. When you want someone to do something on time and do it right, page Mike. He's indus- trious, loyal to the nth degree-and his dignified and likable personality will long endure in the memories of his classmates. VIRGINIA MARY PETTIT 1171 Princess Avenue General Eduration Ginner is the swell looker we see leading our cheerleaders. The most popular girl in out class, she will be remembered as a cheerful, happy girl who has made many friends during her high school life. FRANK ROBERT PODLASKI B-8-45-BZ, Bainbridge, Maryland Business Education Always looking for a good time and usually found having one is Frank. His fun, however, does not interfere with his ambitious, sincere effort put forth in his work. His specialty is his excellence in handling the accordian. NORMA ROBERTA PODOSZEK 1-l-62 Mt. Ehraim Avenue Cnllrgr Preparatory Intelligence, beauty, and charm add up to make our Norm one of the most versatile girls Camden High has ever known. An excellent pianist, this one-dimpled creature is the life of every party. Her gaiety is spontaneous and her sparkling personality and ability will take her to the top of the musical scale. VVALTER JOSEPH POORE 1381 Kenwood Avenue Prartiral ffris VValt's the popular football and basketball star who captures the appeal of the females. His humor and personality make the fellows like him as well. Camden High will be losing a swell guy when Walt leaves. PERRY POLITZ 1134 Empire Avenue College Preparatory Mild looking Pierre is really a man who isn't afraid to take chances. He'll try anything fi.e. if the odds are rightl. Pierre is the George of fifth period Latin. His good nature fits him for his ambition as pharmacist. Pierre's drug store will probably be C.H.S.'s new gathering place. EDVVARD WILLIAM PYGATT 910 South Ninth Street Bzzriness Edurafion An easy going, likable chap with a knack for making many friends is our Ed. Leave it to him to lead the rest in the hundred yard dash. He is a level headed fellow whose carefree manner and sincerity mark him as a truly regu- lar fellow. HARRY J. QUINN 1267 Merrimac Road College Prrparatory ALAN JAY REITER 1531 Baird Boulevard Collrgz Preparalory Harry, one of the boys from the Fairview clan, is constantly helping other people. With his genial smile he has attracted many of the opposite sex. Although quiet, he is admired by all. Hiding under those curly locks we'll find Al. He's an all-round fellow who sets many girls' hearts a-flutter. His ambition is to he a psychologist fyou know: read a person's mindj. To know him is to like him, and he'll certainly register high in the scale of life. DANIEL J. RAGONE 1111 South Fourth Street College Prfjrarafory VVe all know Dan as being a capable and efficient class treasurer, as well as a good friend. His genial smile and amiable ways have won him many friends and admirers, and he will long he remembered in our memories. ANTOINETTE RESSA 2967 Hartford Road Bu.vine.r.r Eduration Tonie is our vovacious little brunette who is usually found running through the halls of C.H.S. She excels in everything she attempts. For this reason, we are sure Tonie will suc- ceed. In Tonie our loss is the world's gain. CLEO ANTHONY ROBINS 933 South Seventh Street College Preparatory Tony is the true personification of that say- ing Ugood things come in small packages. Her warm friendly nature assures her a place in our fondest memories. LORRAINE RODAN 1505 Wildwood Avenue Business Education Nice things come in small packages, yes in- deed, and Tuffy is our proof. The appear- ance of a lamb, and the strength of a lion, that's Tuffy. A twinkle in her eye and a cheery smile for all make her well known and well liked. GERALDINE JEROME ROCHESTER 817 South Fifth Street College Preparatory We feel confident that you will surely suc- ceedg be it in music or in your worthy ambition, to study medicine. Success, Jerry, whatever your choice may be. JANET MORELLO ROMANO 1273 Park Boulevard College Preparatory Under those twinkling brown eyes and win- ning smile is a charming girl with a sunny dis- position. Petite Janet is always lending a hand. Her good nature and charming personality have made her a welcome companion to her class- mates. LEONARD L. ROSENFELD 344 Liberty Street College Preparatory EVELYN MIRIAM ROSS 1448 Bradley Avenue College Preparatory 'lhrough Len's shy, quiet nature, we can per- ceive a good-hearted friendly fellow. Lenny's spirit and willingness to cooperate with peo- ple will always be remembered. Ev as most of us know her, is a damsel with a captivating smile and a gracious manner. She has both initiative and perseverance, which to- gether will tend to make her a success. EVELYN JOYCE ROSNER 1066 Langham Avenue Buriner: Edufaiion Personality plus describes Lynne. Her act- ing ability, sense of humor and readiness to do everything with a smile will be a great asset for Lynne's future. Keep up the good work. VVho knows, you may be another Hepburn. RENA ROBERTA RUTTENBERG 1487 Greenwood Avenue Burines: Education Rene's distinctive personality and gift of humor have made a hit with all who know her. Attractive? Yes! And she has a voice that is equal to her attractiveness. To a joyous com- panion, we wish a life full of sunshine that be- comes you so well. WILLIAM SCHUDA 1345 Morton Street General Eduvaiion Bill with his quiet and sincere manner is one of the most likable fellows in our class. He has made a name for himself in the field of base- ball as well as basketball, and is quite popular with the opposite sex. How can anything but success come Bill's way? JOYCE I. SCRAGG 1126 Collings Road Busineu Eduration Ready to share a joke and fiash a smile at any time is Scragg, our witty cheerleader. Her many friends admire her for her humorous dis- position and winning smile. She is certainly a welcome member anywhere. MAIER SEGAL 1635 Park Boulevard College Preparatory With that wavy hair and his good looks, Maier will always get along with people. Everyone is astonished at his questions of in- telligence and even more so at his sense of humor. He always has a smile for you. We shall always remember Maier's good-nature and excellent speaking ability. ' ELIZABETH W. SELLARS 1238 America Road Burinerr Education Charm, brains, and an ever-ready smile are the traits that our Betty possesses. She is usual- ly seen whizzing out of fifth period English class with Ripper hanging on for dear life, as she rushes for the number four bus. A plea- sure to have in class, Betty knows all the an- SWCFS. FRANCIS JAMES SHORT 1395 Kenwood Avenue Prarliral .iris jim can always be found with a gang of fellows and is a willing participant in anything that is suggested. His untiring efiorts in lead- ing the cheers have made him an asset to his school and class. RAMON SILVERSTEIN 1453 Wildwood Avenue College Preparatory Ray is a lively and spirited fellow whose MILDRED SIMONS 824 Princeton Avenue College Preparatory A quiet smile and a winsome manner make Millie an asset to any class. Temple Uni- versity's gain will be our loss. GRACE E. SINISCALKI 803 Line Street Business Eduration Two brown eyes topped by a curly head, that's our Grace. With her lively wit and senselof humor characterizes his cheerful per- charming personality she enlivens any gather- sonality. Because of his genuine appearance ing. Grace is truly talented and will surely be and helpfulness, Ray has won the respect of all. successful in the field of art. DINU SlS'I'lLLl 506 Line Street General Eduration Dino's knack for using a brush is only sur- passed by his knack for making friends. No matter when or where you may see him, he always has a broad, friendly grin. VVe are sure Dino will be a great asset to the art world. in future years. LOUISE SKALKOVVSKI 1057 Everett Street Businen Eduralion Louise has won the admiration of all her classmates because of her warm friendly nature. We know that she will achieve success in the business world hecause of her personality and dependability. -IOSEPH SKORKO 1006 Atlantic Avenue College Preparatory joe's scholastic and athletic abilities and warm personality have made him a regular guy . His quiet and studious manner has not covered the fact that he has kept the class alive with laughter many times, with his unpre- meditated, humorous questions. MARIE SLIVVA 1040 Liberty Street College Preparatory Marie is the brunette with the laughing dark eyes and charming manner. Sports loving and an outstanding athlete, she is our idea of the American outdoor girl. NICHOLAS SOCHANCHAK 647 Central Avenue Prartiral flrlx One of the stars of our champion basketball team, Nick sparkles on the baseball diamond as well, and is a very lively cheerleader. His in- terest and activity in Camden High's sports world have made him a very popular man- both on the team and with the crowd. ZELDIA SOMERVILLE 755 VValnut Street College Preparatory REGINA MARIA SORBICKI 1049 Princess Avenue Business Eduration Regina is quiet, pleasant, and friendly. She is our attractive, ever-smiling blonde with a pleasing personality. We admire her pleasant voice and modest manner. Lots of luck in the future, Regina. DOROTHY N. STAFRE 1443 Ormand Avenue College Preparatory Dot is the dignified vivacious lass with charm Dia is a quiet, unassuming girl, who is Na- that cannot be surpassed. Her golden voice and turalness personified. She has a delightful sense winning personality are just two of the factors of humor which will long be remembered. that make her so versatile. BERNICE STORM LOUISE TARASER 3048 Atlanta Road Biuiness Education Is that a laugh we hear? Bernice must be near. Her more than keen sense of humor and hearty laugh will always be ringing in C.H.S.'s halls. Bernice is that cute, blond rushing from one person to another with a joke. Her gift of gab is an assurance of a bright future. 2956 West Octagon Road Business Education Tall, slender, blond, and vivacious, our Lou has all the male hearts palpitating and all the girls green with envy. Don't let that smooth hair-do fool you, it covers a lot of grey mat- ter. This proves that the old adage, beauti- ful, but dumb was not written with Lou in mind. THOMAS SULLIVAN b 1643 Minnesota Road College Preparatory Where you see a group of girls you usually find Tom. With his warm smile and pleasant disposition, he has made many friends. A sharp dresser and a good dancer make him a ladies' man. CURNELL THOMPSON 1888 South Tenth Street Pradifal Arts Basketball is Tommie's greatest interest at present. This year he is a member of the Varsity squad. He is well liked by the fellows and girls who know him. Tommie, we are sure, will be a success- in any endeavor. HARRY THOMPSON 1106 Baring Street Prarriral Arts ANNA PATRICIA TIMMINS 1631 South Sixth Street Collage Preparatory Rowdy is not only interested in femmes , but track is another of his diversions. He holds the school record in the high hurdles and can sing with the best. His good looks and per- sonality make him go over big with all who know him. Smiling blue eyes and a gay expression are characteristic of Timmy. Her willingness to as- sume her share of the responsibilities, her sweet disposition, and everlasting friendship will al- ways be remembered. LOlS ANNE TILTON 1579 Minnesota Road College Preparatory Blue eyes, witty, glamorous, carefree, and full of pep is a true picture of Lois. Her warm personality has given her inevitable popularity with all of her classmates, and assures her suc- cess in her life's ambition. The best of luck to a friend who is rated tops , ELEANOR C. TOMKIEWICZ 1516 Mt. Ephraim Avenue College Preparatory Tomkee is our sweet, petite, blond with per- sonality plus. That left eyebrow does an ex- ceedingly good job of telling the world what's going on in her mind. She is outstanding in anything she does and her disarming smile has won her masses of friends. JOHN WESLEY TROUTMAN 759 Bella Place Businen Education John is a very quiet, conservative, young man. He has a quiet, dignity and a jovial dis- position that radiates wit. Cooperation and sincerity on all occasions are his main assets. Luck will surely follow him, for his friends are many. OLGA A. VAGLIANI 1109 South Fourth Street JOHN VIGNOLA 1587 Louis Street College Preparatory Who's that campaigning for the salvage of waste paper? It's Johnny, that tall Casanova who is always surrounded by a crowd of fe- males. He has truly earned his title of Class Character. John has personality plus and we know he'll succeed. FRANK VITTORI 1326 Van Hook Street College Preparatory Bu.vine.v.r Eduralion A tall, vivacious brunette is our Olg. Her dimpled smile and fun-loving disposition, plus her light-hearted laughter always make her the center of any crowd. She is also one of our favorite trumpeteers in the Camden High Band. Pleasant memories of our Olg will always last. Versatile Frank is the editor of The Purple and Gold . Frank is a scholar and a wit. He is in the upper portion of his classg his studies are thorough and accurate. Frank is the mas- ter of the sun and has an entertaining manner of turning the phrase. He is a leader in school activity. REED C. WALDRON 1349 Princess Avenue Pradiml Art: The old halls of C.H.S. are going to seem empty without Flash wandering through them. A great asset to the track team and glee club, this popular classmate will always be remembered for his sense of humor and all around personality. DAVID W. WHITE 1864 Phillip Street College Preparatory A gentleman who is kindly spoken, unob- trusive in manner, and who possesses an amic- able nature, is not likely to slip by without notice and respect. It was only natural that Dave, possessing these qualities, should acquire a host of close friends. ALFRED WEINRAUB 546 Kaighn Avenue College Preparatory Alfie is one of Dr. Myers's Latin scholars. He'll run off hic, haec, hoc for you in a flash. With him, wisecracking is a hobby- anything for a laugh. Al can joke and be serious as the occasion arises, and is certainly a classmate we can be proud of. JOSEPH FRANCIS WILLIAMS, JR. 713 Jane Street Prartiral Art: Joe is a member of our second football team and also an active member of the track team. He is quiet and well mannered. Joe's sense of humor and his personality have won him many friends and we wish him luck in the future. LORENZO EDVVARD VVILLIANIS 650 Locust Street College Preparatory Alonzo is one of those boys who goes through school without saying much and, as a result, at- tracts little attention. However', he steered his course straight for his goal and slowly but surely accomplished his aim. Quiet determina- tion is his attribute and lead to success, and it will be his, we feel certain. EDNA ,IEANETTE VVILLIS 759 Ferry Avenue Grnrral Eduralion Quiet and reserved in manner, Eddie is one swell girl when you get to know her. Popular records are her fondest past time. DOROTHY C. VVYSOCKI 1312 Morton Street General Eduration Dot is one of those people who doesn't seem to have a care in the world. Her smile and dancing feet have made many friends. We are sure she will make someone very happy. ELIZABETH I. YOUKER 1238 America Road Buriness Edumiinn There's never a dull moment when you're in the company of Betty. Betty, with her and good humor, is usually found in th otlice as she is the president of the Girls' Lots of luck to you, Betty, we're sure got what it takes. laugh e gym A. A. you've ROCCO YULO 30215 Mechanic Street Prartiral .-Irtr Rocco is a very likable fellow who never has much to say. He is very dependable and is tops in the field of baseball. He has personality plus and is a boy you can always trust. MARGUERITE ZEPPER 1497 Rose Street College Preparatory Zipper is best described as industrious, dig- nified and serious. She is quite an inveterate reader and holds very definite opinions. Her demure manner and pleasing personality will certainly aid her in her chosen field-teaching. OLGA ZAVVOYSKI 677 Ferry Avenue Gnnwal lflllllllfl' Hou is un attractive blonde whose nick and ready surile make friends uickly. Her' sunny diiposiliou is welcomed by everyone. Her friendship will be cherished by all who know her. In Memorram ILILABI IH PANLK Wrth deep regret and sincere sympathy the of llrlabeth Panek Betty dred on October 73 194-4 at srxteen years of age after an rllness of four months She was loved and wrll be re membered by all who knew her A 3 , 5. . r ' . . 1 KJ, - A. ,y class of june 1945 pays tribute to the memory 'I . ' ' .. , l ' 'i , Y I XX ' ' ' f 2 Q 5 s x ' I 2 I ah i 3 gq K . X 5: A Q? i 1' ku ,E X x if ' fox Kiznlurivl l':1Iumhi 6 Mimmim' IVUIILIVQ Rmnolo N 11 uli 7 lmlflllil Dv fiiusin lllllllll lxlqlx 3 mul!!! Hull Rzuuun 5iIXQ'I'5fC'ill 9 Nnmlrzx Ncgxm nm-N Hmmm ll' IHUIIN XX mllmmx FH J . . 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S. for mon Bernice Storm Leon Kumnve Basil De Cerlm 55 The Alexander M. Oaks Award signifies the essential qualifications of an American high school boy about to enter into a new life that will tax these qualities to the utmost. The award is presented annually to the boy in the senior class who best fulfills the essential qualities of scholarship, personality, versatility, athletic interest, and leadership. It was founded in the memory of Mr. Oaks who set forth these characteristics. ' The boy to be honored by this award was chosen by teachers who were most familiar with the high ideals of Mr. Oaks and by avote taken among the male pupils of the senior class. This year the Oaks award was presented to John W. Black who best fulfills the characteris- tics for which it stands. OIIHS IILUIIRD june, 21 nlernher of the hzind. :ind :ln honor stu- If THE DUI-IES IIUJFIRD The Dukes Award was established hy M1's. Leliu Dukes VViggins, a former tnemher of our faculty. in memory of her mother, lklrs. L. Ida Dukes. lr is presented each year to a senior girl r who represents all the womzinly virtues: whose interest in school activities, patriotic ideals, fair l play, :md lIl1dl'l'SI'1llldll1g1 and love of little chil- dren, puts her ut the fore of her class. 'lihis yl'Zll S recipient. June Conlin. truly repre- sents these fine chzirztcteristics. Tull, dignified dent, makes il line Dukes Girl . 57 lg 2 Aff' S l 9 VITIIS i P 6. G LITERHRV HIID HRT STHFF5 lfditor ................................ Frank Vittori .'l.r.mt'iatr Editor ...................... Richard Fisher Srfrrtarirs ..... Jennie Francolino and Anna Madonna Filiny Clerk ......................... Lavenia Amos I'hotoyrnf1ln'r ............,....... Peter Buongiovanni l arully Adviser ................. Elizabeth Dickinson Committees Theme: Richard Fisher, Norma Podoszek, Frank Vit- tori, Peter Huongiovanni. Senior Sfrfinn: Eleanor Tomkiewicz, Romolo Nardi, Iilmer Corda. Tyfviylx: Virginia Adamski, Jeannette Barrager, Doris Holt, Leatriee Kazze, Leona Kuhiak, Helene Levin, Dorothy Milewski, Wanda Palichuk, Romolo Nardi, Rena Ruttenherg, Annu Timmins, Olga Vagliani. Sports: Peter Coruzzi, Richard Fisher, Robert Gorski, Reed VValdron. Girls' Sportr: Dona Holt and Sophie Kuhlmann. Men in Sfrfuife: Betty Morgenstern. xldmini5fr11tion.' Jane Conlin, Daniel Ragone, and Al- fred Weintraub. ,4cli'vitieJ: Phyllis Crudo, Nina Duvall, Richard Fisher, Arthur hiehr, Norma Podoszek, Rena Rutten- herg, Maier Segal, Francis Short, ll'ho's lI'ho: Virginia Adamski, Phyllis frost, Yvonne Jennings, Leatrice Kazze, Leona Kuhiak, Helene Levin, Dorothy Milewski, Betty Morgenstern, VVanda Pali- Chuk, Maier Segal, Anna Timmins. Senior .'lrIifvi!ifs.' Gladys Haiken, Larry Jones, lilayne Milask. Dino Sistilli Larry Jones Richard Fisher Anna Madonna Peter Buongio ART S'I'AI F Frank Vittori Jennie Francolino Lyola C. Pedrick, Farulty i'lLi'L'i.Y1'!' Lavenia Amos ,ll lx'u.vim',r.t 1IfIllIltlfll'l'. , , .li1'1'l'l'fl.1'ilItl .Il1lllIlfll'I'.. Sllll.ft'l'lf3fIlHl illllllllflff. . Nrrr'flury .....,.,,. Tyffiyl ..,. Tux .... Flltlllfy .IJ-1'i.t'4'l',t' . 8. G BUSINESS SIIIFF ...Louise 'I'arasei' .. .,,.,,.. Irwin Levi' . ...lflorence Huffman ...'I'l1ercsa Luciani . , .Minnie D'Uttavi .. ...Marie Sliwa Marie Paradise Anna Iiuonu Berjuuhi Papazian Marcia Altman Dnrotliy Pawela ..........i'liai'lex D. -Innes and l'ai'oline li. liiordann SUBSl'RII l'lUN S'l'AFI Marcia Altman, Frieda Arnm, Alive Andrzilta, Gladys Barbell, Adele Biancoainn, Geraldine Bilic, -luyee Blztttner, lidna Bulluck, .-Xnna Bunno, Margaret linr- gess, jina Di Marco, Minnie D'Ottavi, Dick Unndnlf, Beth Hart, Florence Huffman, Shirley llnmes, Helen Kline, Irwin Levy, 'I'heresa I.uCiani, Regina Milcarelt, Rose Nivich, I,uCiIle Oxley, Berjnuhi Papazian, Marie Paradise, Dorothy l':uwl:i, I.ila Pearlatein, Cuncetta IICIIIITII, Iidward Pygatt, Antoinette Ressa, ltlvlynne Rosner, Joyce Scragg, Marie Sliwa, Thmnas Sullivan, Louise 'I'zn'aaer, David VVhite, Marguerite Zepper, Ilorntllj' Dziakowski. , 3,10 l,utiiw'I':1i':uei' l lurt-nee llulfman Illeresa I.l1l'I1lIIl Irwin l.t-ty Nlil1nielYtltt11vi I,ila llearlstein til THE RECORD By the students, of the students. and for the students. is a true description of The High School Record. It is to us Z1 mirror which reflects the passing school parade. Published three times a year, it is an accurate recording of all that goes on in the amazing lives of Camden High School Students. At any time one may look in a back issue of 'fThe Record and relive his school life. Any person could understand our school by merely glancing through the pages, packed with the supreme efforts of the' student body's talented writers. Under Mrs. Oaks' able supervision. Wlihe High School Recordn has progressed greatly. It offers the students a chance to report on Camden High School life, and to write feature articles and stories. As we pick up our Record and look through it we read interesting stories, feature articles, sports reports, and everything else that completes an accurate record. Wye shall not forget the odd bits of news in the School lklirroru, the corny jokes in Ulfntre Nous . and the fashions and news of the Girls' XVorld . The school magazine offers chances for those who wish to try their skill in business, as well as in the literary field. YVithout the excellent work of the business staff, The Record would not be possible. Through them enough advertis- ers are secured to insure the publication of our school magazine. The High School Record shall continue to be the light that guides us back through the years, to our youthful high school days. STUDEIIT GOVERIHIIEIIT Sinn' rliv lirst incl-ting of Ilia' Czundvn Higli stitutinn :ind Cndc of Laiws. brudvnt Cluwriiim-iii' in 1900, this zissocintiml SCYl'I'Ill new additions lizivc lwvn inside' in tln s gmwii to ln- rlic nurlf-us uf :ill student 2ll:l:2liI'S. lzist your rn our Student cqOYCl'lllTll'I1f. X11 'l'Iic Student ciUYL'I'I1ll1l'IlI functions under rho Miirruy lwrzunc tlic ,l'I'2lH'iC Advisvrg :uid El neu Qllllllllltl' nf illiss Rurll Llilffy. faculty zldvisnr: AIQIINICTS QlHlT1I1llfl't'C was f4ll'lUl'Ll iu zlddilion to llliclizu-l l,l2lI'lllll :is Prcsidcnt: :uid lA'0l12lI'il tlic- furinvr ruininittcvs of 'l'1'z1Hic, Surizil Sc-rvici lvwzlnc :ls S1't'I'l'lill'j and Rcumda-r. Class icprc- Uslif-rs. NVclfzu'c. Stzunps :ind Bonds. lnsignizi stllI1lIiYL'S lulvc' ziidvd in flu' rcvisinn uf tlic Con- and Paper Szxlvzlgv. 03 THE SPRIIIG CONCERT The lights were low. the house was silent and then we :ill thrilled to hear someone in the wings whisper, liCllI'f2llI1li, Our Spring Convert of 1045 wus on. All the participants were deter- mined to give their hest on that April Z7-and they dial. Among the musical numhcrs were The lVlis- sissippi Suite , Hutch of the 'l'ore:1dors . tunes from ulyklilllilllliln, Hl'lZlI1l'ZlSj' on Nursery Rhy- mes , Under the Double Engle . Power :Ind Glory , and musie from Porgy and Bess . After the lust curtain call. when the instru- ments had been put hack in their cases. the music stacked away, and the colorful uniforms :intl pretty gowns hung up in the closet for :mother year. we had time to think of how mueh we owecl llr. Haley for his hzxrd, fzlithful work. VVe sincerely appreciate all that he has clone for Cruntlen High in making it outstzuitling in musical events. VVe shrill never forget the try-outs, rcliezirszlls, :md first nights. 'llhanks for the memories. PUBLIC SPEHHIDG COIITEST lynn KlllllKPX'C, Malin-I' Segal. and Yvlwn liuyd 'llln' lmvtligllls llZll'l'll lwrilllzmtly upon our til-ally IlQlAl'l'il lwy rlwir zlpplzlusc' that this ya-:1r's Sfllgtx, l'll'lll1lj' l'Yl'lllllg,f. lNIlYl'IlllN'l' l7. 'llllc of- funtvst with Carol lllmun. Nvlsun lioyml, lxlilllyll L'IlSl0ll fLlilIlYKli'll lliglu Sclumlls l u1'tim'Ill Jxllllllill llcllitl. IA-mm KlllllllX'i', lfatllvl' Hifks, :xml lllzlicl' l'ulvlivSpc:1king Cmmtf-wt for tlw llvillwur ll. Rum- Segal zxppvzxring in place of Stanton Svggul. was zlwzml. zxnmlu-1' muses- llc-wrxing an lmiglm plum- among Jxgillll. Xlisa lftllyl G. l.m'll'w p:lric'r1cr zlml ltls plvnlccvssm'-. kiml zlxsixrzllmcc lmmglmr tw lN'l'lt'L'IlllIl tlu- zxlvllity Urlu-rg CHI1llN'TlllQl in tllc Pl'l'lllIllIl1ll'li'N were: uf ilu- pznrrivipzlnls. lA7l'l'1lll1l' llusll, livflm llzlrt, Riclmrml l isl1cr', 'l'lu- lalrgc Illlll xlttvlltivl' lllllllC'llt'l' cntllusizls- lfl'1lIlt'lS l,:lx'cso11, llzlrulcl lllPSl'll :mal lllzlivr Svgzll. 'Qin' Vx Q my f Q 4- - -l.. I - lv-vt ' . lk. .... -1- fx X ai I N Qw - . -,,i.,.. msgfq 5 I . f. ' x X ll-Illcr llick-, Marilyn lim-llirl, zlml K-1ll'Hl Lee lilmvm 115 IHUSIC HFITH CHIIRIIIS BAND Reading left In right, Tuff Rofw: Alfred Cocchiarally, Phyliss Crust, Paul Pinkston, Vincent Quaranta, Olga Vagliani, Melvin Levine, joseph Rosen- weig, Catherine Carlson, Gerald Rosner, jane Conlin, john Vignola. Semnd Rofw: Davina Beaumont, Gregg Garrison, Leonard Massetti, Romolo Nardi, jack Di Francisco, Rodger Quinn, Richard Cordero, Carol Szczygiel, Meryl Clancey. Third Rofw: Rose Di Mario, Elwood Rosenblatt, Edgar Simmons, Craig Hood, Benjamin White, Charles Schuster, Robert Di Medio, Anthony Cic- ciarelli, Dorothy Zawirkowski. Fourth Rofw: Dominick Alliano, Matthew Cianci, Mildred Sinkinson, Clara Bergh, Tignell Richardson, VVilliam Sims, Martha Palmarini, joseph Fran- colino, Fred Rothchild. Fifth Roar: Elmer Corda, Madeline Sacchetti. john Hyland, Gerald De Fe- licis, Aaron Black, Lorraine Fedele, Ann Morris. ORCHESTRA I'iolini.vlJ.' Eleanor Tomkiewicz, josef Oppecker, jack XVest, Vera Bereskn, jeanette Kozieja, joseph DiRaddo, Dorothy Rade. Snxufwlmnr: Melville Levine, Alfred jones, Lawrence Ragone. Fluff: Louis Uiorgi. Ulmrg Leon- ard Rosenfeld. Clarinfff Anthony Cicciarelli, Richard Lamy, Dominick Albano. Trumprt: jack llilsbert, Dick Cordero. Leonard Massa-tti, Tram- flonri Yvilliam Donovan, Craig Hood. Drums: john Hyland. l'iam1.' Marie Sliwa. 613 CLUBS DANCING CLUB SEXVING CLUB RICIJ CROSS CLUB RICIJ CROSS KNITTING CLUB O7 I CHRISTHIIIS The auclitorium anal halls ot LlZlll1lll'll High School wvrcf clcukvml hy rho Christmas llc-corating Committee with cnmllvss yartls of lanrvl, hram'ln's of pine, and othcr Yulctinle lincry for tht- Christ- mas sc-ason. The many Christmas trt-cs wx-rv lwautifully tlccorzltcml with tinsvl and gaily' color- cml lights which shone' hrightly throughout the- clay. 'l'Iw school was transformc-tl magically into a scvnc of fairy land splcmlor w'lic-rm' cvliom-nl rlit Christmas spirit. l'Pt':1cc' on earth, gooml will to men. 'lilll' annual Christmas program was a gala pci'foi'inaiicv. This ycar's production. Sugai And Spice. a one act coim-dy, inulumlc-tl in tht cast: lflcanor VlilllTllilCXYlL'Z, lflmcr Cortla, lfrf lynnv Rosncr. 'lilic-odorv 'l'artcr, and Lorraine Bush. The Verse Speaking Choir gave two svlvctions which wart- pwseiiteal with that utmost pcrfvf tion. The program was TL'I'IHlI12lIl'll with the sing ing of carols hx' the Glu' Clnh anil thi- cntiri school in unison. lfvciwoiic' was full of the true Ynlctiilc spirit and thus another joyful Christmas passed at Caindvn High. S? W , E ,x Q , W 5 . 9 ! 43,5 f Y , H ,A . .4 , --' Q1 , . Q4-Z., 2 Q if 1 -M 1' Yi ' L V . q Q af ' if 1 -T--M t Q D g aim Qu? Q2 ' 3 I ,531-it N , . l , , a f .5 - . fx X is xt VM H A, un..-.M Q . W N Q, - .' ' M55 LW - L. I v K X ,,,. Y fa ff 1 , 'Q sf '1.. 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BASEBALL, MANAGERS. jnrnes Brown Rocco Yuln Peter Coruzzi-Football Edward Pygatt VViIliam Schuda Albert Bucnla-Basketball Harry Thompson Ben Faragulli-Baseball Gabriel Pnlumbi Levi Drummond Joseph Berg Reed Waldron 72 K3 7 2' A FOOTBALL VARSITY Sfated: Erichetti, Caprarola, Dentino, Poore, Bubien, Kowal, Black, Szwak, Kryzk, Odorisio Berg. Srrond Rofw: Palese, Coach, Shaffer, Ass't Coach, Di Clementi, Kitlas, Gosik, Canzanese, Dono- van, Mr. Hopkins, principal: Barnett, Moffa, Quinn, Vlahakis, Doroszko, Kreps, Mr. Brooks Athletic Director, Zizak, Ass't Coach, Nowak, Ass't Coach. Third Rofw: Pepe, Doganiero, Di Cerbo, Angelastro, Melfi, Giordano, Faragalli, Terranova Mitrotz, Bustinowicz, Santanello, Caprice, Gimello. Fourth Rrmc: Acconey, Ass't Mgr., Katsotli, Vespe, Ass't Mgr., Pantalandolfo, Strang, Ass't Mgr. Ristine, Coruzzi, Mgr. FO0TBIlll Playing one of the toughest schedules in South 21 Camden Wilson Jersey, Camden, High sported .its best record Camden 13 Perth Amboy slnce 1941, postmg seven VICIOYICS and one tle. , , , , ' '77 ' lhe PURPLE AVALAINCHE was considered Camden -- f'en ' one of the best teams in the state, splitting the Camden 3 Vineland South jersey Group IV title with Bridgeton. Camden 6 Collingswood Several of our classmzltes were on this great Camden 6 Atlantic Cm, tearn: Joseph Berg, John liowal, Walter Poore. Camden 0 New Brunswirk Basil Di Lerbo, Joseph D1 Clementl, and Frank Camden 6 VVilson Gosik. 4 74 ,--is f xx Q vif x ' E' 2 3 X 'XVf-32. 1 4,1 Ns., 1- f ,QJK-XX -Vx! X g! K w K . 5 fx! X -X , X , ' - x ix -f X- . 4.5 , X , .5 - Q' y ' ! , X K : ' - V . . X- ' -. . l -X .L X , X - - NX . .Q g . . 5 .-mx - M ,-- -...M f 1 , V .-Vx---5. 5, ,vim .- KV ,, why - ,. . . Y Q . . . X X 2 - . 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Bm' End 1 'M' X - -V m X , . m - 2 K 2 V K -- - X .pm -, 'X 'J X X X - BHSHETBFILL VARSITY l.ffI In riyhl: ci1ll'ft'I', Captain, Kowzll, Schnda, Kitlaa, Poore, jones, Perrnne, .Xngc-lnarro. Han' lick, Sa'cl1z1m'l1ak, Pzllese, Udorisfo, PIIIGSG, foach jUNl0R VARSITY Nowak, Coach: Mastrullo, Raicyzk, Dzykanski, Giordano, Reed, Samanello, Gegich, 'Verranova Gordon, G. Carter, 1NIiller, Uimello, Nlgr., Strung, Mgr. 76 Sporting the best record ever hung up by a CamdenHigh basketball team, this year's quintet finished the season by garnering no less than four championships-the City Series. the South Jersey Group 4, the New jersey Group 4 Conference and the New jersey State Group 4 'lxournament Championship. 'l'hey racked up a total of I7 victories. while losing only three times. :X one-sided 40-IQ win over Camden Catholic on our second encounter with them forced a play- off for the city title. lfach team had two wins over VVilson, Camden easily winning to the tune of 38-19 and .37-20. The Avalanche lost a last minute 27-2b heart-breaker to Catholic earlier in the season. but. in the title game they were no match for the Camden passers who prevailed at the finish. 34-20 to capture the city laurels. Angelastro Carter llavlick l nr-iuarii Cl'llfI'I' Guard l i jones Kitlas Kowal l nrfLL'r11'i1 l.'4'11!1'1' l nrQL'r11'd Udorisio Palese Perrone 111111 rtl Fu r-'wa 111 Gmini ln New jersey Group 4 Conference Compe- tition. our boys won seven and lost one, this being to New Brunswick, and by virtue of the 54-41 tournament win over the latter club, we were awarded the conference championship, Probably the best played games of the season were our three contests with New Brunswick, especially the 41-40 victory thriller played here at home. The Champs continued their rout of all com- petition in the New jersey Group 4 Tourna- ment. They had trouble at the outset of the Atlantic City game. but after solving their tricky Poore Sehuda Sochaneliak ffllflfd Center l'l1Il lL'lll'd fast break. went on to win 43-36 and followed it with an easy 45-29 conquest over Trenton which gave up the South jersey Group 4 trophy and sent us upstate. The boys showed the upstaters how basketball is played down-under by trimming New Bruns- wick in the semi-finals by a score of 54-41. A hard-fought 40-38 win over Union Hill in the finals proclaimed Camden High as the New Jersey State Champs for the first time in the history of the school. And now for a look at the Camden High Saints who brought the quadruple crown to our school. First, we have Captain Bill Carter, our high scoring, all-state center. Big Bill racked up a total of 299 points and was the nucleus around which our team worked. Then there's Dingle , john Kowal, tall and rugged, who can almost always be depended on to get the ball off the back- board, and speedy Walt Poore whose value lies in his ability to scrap for the ball and his faculty for getting those points when they count. The ex- pert floor play and eagle eye of Gabby Odor- isio and the all around perfect play of the ball player's ball player. Ray jones were also impor- tant cogs in Camden Highls victory wheel. Eagle eye Pete Angelastro was a reliable man when a few points were neededg Larry Palese and Joe Havlick were excellent floor men. VVith Bill Schuda, Nick Sochanchak, Ed Kitlas, and Frank Perronc on hand, Camden had the necessary good reserves. livery boy on the team was an expert in his own specialty, and had Camden lost any one of its players, the newly crowned champs could never have earned the honors which they received at the season's close. Much credit is due Coach Bill Palese for shaping a team which Camden High will never forget. Coach VValt Nowak's Junior Varsity squad also had a very successful season. On winning a total of ten games out of eleven, Camden's young passers garnered the city title by beating the YVilson and Catholic -lV's each time. They also trounced the Coils twice, Haddonfield, Asbury Park, New Brunswick and Merchantville each once, losing their only game to the latter club in the last few seconds. Next year's varsity will be bolstered by such prospective stars as Wing, Mille1', Santanella, Giordano, Begich, Mztstrullo and Gordon. Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden 1 Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Camden Perth Amboy Merchantville Trenton Collingswood New Brunswick VVoodrow VVilson Asbury Park Perth Amboy Camden Catholic Woodrow Wilson New Brunswick Camden Catholic Trenton Camden Catholic Asbury Park Merchantville Atlantic City Trenton New Brunswick Union Hill 20 33 34 28 36 19 30 26 27 26 40 19 25 79 30 33 36 29 41 38 Schuda-First Base Perrone-Cfnt1'r Field , 6 r nnasesnu l Prospects of another great championship team loom bright again this year as Coach Walt Nowak's boys prepare to make an impressive de- fense of their Suburban League title gained last spring. With such players as Perrone, Schuda, Odor- isio, Pepito, R. Yulo, A. Yulo and Begich back from last year and new recruits including Erri- chetti. Sochanchak, Weakley, Gorski, Angelastro, Francesconi, Mastrullo, Doroszko, Palese, Gior- dano, Vespe, and DiCerbo, Camden High fans can look forward to some good ball games and perhaps a triple crown in athletics this year. 1, April 4-Northeast QPhila.Q Home April 6-Collingswood Away April 10-Merchantville Home April 13-Audubon Away April 17-Haddonfield Home April 20-Woodrow VVilson Home April Z4--Bridgeton Home April 27-Millville Home May 1-Woodbury Away May 4-Woodrow Wilson Away May 8-Haddon Heights Away May 11-Collingswood Away May 15-Vineland Home May 18-Merchantville Away May 22-Lower Regional Home Begich-Pilrhfr Anthony Yulo-Right Field May 25-Trenton Away Front Rofw: Maron, Bialkowski, Accone, Francisconi, Errichetti, Vespe, Mastrullo, Chicello, Faragalli Yulo, R., Yulo, A., P errone, Pepito, Back Row: Nowak, Coachg Carter, Weakley, Kitlas, Gorski, Begich, Shuda, Angelastro, Ols- zewski, Sochanchak, Palese, Hayes 'x'vil1 WG muu I HIGH HIGH :XMIM MGH HIGH PNUI' ffiiflxm U51 mm, tw HIGH' l ws g 2 A q,P'M'3'ff if will if U' n lr.,WMffvl lQP'MD5fv man AMU54 HIGH A .SCP GH 4 ll , HIGH l msn Al HIGH , LP M,-1 A , Qf '9m ' ff' iii-. -ll l L l 5 --v . - , U . 1 ' 4,1 - 45. W' .M wi wifi W . IRHCH I'-il',f1 Rofzcf Left to right, Bruwn, Pygzltt, H. Thompson, YVnldrnn, Berg, Black. Smnmi Ruqu: Leutz, XVhite, XXVZIISOII, Malinowski, Paulmlwi, Dalton, YVilli:lms. Tllird Rl7:lL'f l,. VVillinrns, Zepper, Snyder, Macfready, liimer, Rflllll, Carlin, Cunningham. Fnurlll Rn-un' Vandeventer, R. VVilliams, Levinson, Gordon, Pepe, Uimello, Furlnanek, Holland Fifill Rofw.' Coach Slmuljfer, Titus, E. VVilliams, Pinkstnn, Mitrotz, Brunker, Mgr. Donovan. TEHHIS Fir!! rnfw: Tapper, Kzlntor, Ruthchild, Tatem, Knzanskiq Srrnrzd ruav: Prnfeta. Cmmclmg Ueren gmuki, VVilli:1ms, Goodman, XViesman, Lashman, Manager. 80 OI! Moments 81 GIRLS' SPORTS ' f xiii! ,, vurnn 4 43 L . ,ll , Lf -s. H X Zi, 0Z - -1 . r 4 f P : f . I 2 ' . Z ' - A' : Q .7 2 1 X x si' sr. 5 5, ., f ,Q 4 1' ' i in N Q. 5 ff. .g,, H lk 5,-ff v X 5 Q I J gy 1 P, 1 - C f 91 1, 2- s f 3 'Sf 4.-if J Lf, - V, ...S The government's emphasis on the accelera- tion of all sports in the junior and senior high schools has been well observed in girl's sports at Camden High. Girls' activities are more varied and interest- ing than previously. This year we have several after school clubs: the Bowling Club, meets every Thursday at the Carino Alleys: Volley Ball meets after school every XvQdFlt'Sd2lyQ Basketball games are played after sixth period every 'liuesdayg and the favorite Swimming Club meets at the Y.W.C.A. every VVednesday after- noon. The Girls' A.A. has presented programs of special interest to the student body. Oflicers this year were Betty Youker, presidentg Angela Coccia. vice president: Betty Connors, secretary. and Bertha VVatters. treasurer. This year has seen two new additions to our physical education department. lNIrs. Smith was formerly supervisor of Elementary School Physi- cal Education in Camden, and Nliss llartino is a recent graduate of Glassboro State 'l'eaeher's College. lVIrs. Miller left at the beginning of the year. Marching to music and square dancing have been introduced into the girls' gym classes and new rules, too, have been added--no more hit and miss gym suits. The girls are now trim and neat in regulation suits, or shorts and jerseys. 82 IICIIVIIIES ADAMS, DOLORES: Record Art Staff: Red Cross Representative: Record Club: Record Circulation Staff: Club Helper's. ADAMSKI, VIRGINIA: Dancing Club: Record Sub- scription Club: Red Cross Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. AKMAN, MARCIA: Art at War: Record Business Staff: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Home Room Secretary: Girls' A. A. Representative: Red Cross Club. ALBANO, DOMINICK: Baseball Manager: Dancing Club: Stage Manager: Home Room Leader: Hi-Y Club: Honor Roll Board: Record Art Stalf: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Model Airplane Club. AMOS, FRIEDA: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Red Cross Knitting Club. AMOS, LAVENIA: Red Cross Knitting Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Social Greek Club: Typing Club. ANDERSON, MARYANN: Personality Club: Record Literary Staff: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Ac- counting Club. ANDRAKA, ALICE: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Record Business Staff: Red Cross Knit- ting Club: Red Cross Sewing Club: War Stamps and Bonds Salesman. ANGELASTRO, PETER: Basketball, Football, Base- ball, Late ofliqe: Football Club: Baseball Club: Chemistry Club. ANGELOS, AMADAY: Hi-Larities of 4-+ : Red Cross Club. ASHMEN, CHARLOTTE: Trallic: Christmas Dec- orating Committee: Dancing Club: Gym Ol'Iice Help- er: Red Cross Nursing! Late Oliice Helper: Bowling Club. AVIS NORMA: Dancing Club: Junior Prom Commit- tee: Basketball. BADER, BELLA: Library Council: Typing Club: Tratiic: Record Circulation Staff: Dancing Club. BARAG, RITA: Record Literary Staff-Department Chairman: Choral Reading Club. BARBELL, GLADYS: Library Council: Purple and Gold Business Stalf: Knitting Club. BARRAGER, JEANETTE: Personality Club: Cam- den Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Record Literary Staff: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. BAYRUNS, ELSIE: Choral Reading Club: Record Literary Stali: Latin Classical Club: Library Coun- cil: Traflic: Record Advertising Staff. BEREZKA, VERA: Orchestra: Choral Reading: Camden Hi-Larities 43 and 44 : Concert: Clas- sical Club: Library Council: Discipline Oflice: Forest Hill Follies. BERG, JOE: Varsity Football: Football Club: Track Club: Baseball: Varsity Track: Checker Club. BIANCOSINO, ADELE: Home Nursing Course: Rus- sian War Relief: Purple and Gold Business Staff. BILIC, GERALDINE: Home Nursing: Choral Read- ing: Camden Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Girls' A. A.: Bowling Club: President of Book Lovers Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Christmas Program: International Correspondence Club. BISIRRI, HELEN: Student Government: Home Room Leader: Dancing Club. BLAKE, ANNA MAE: Classical Club: Aurora fLa- tin Paper, Assistant Editorj: Personality Club: Typ- ing Club: Dancing Club: Forest Hill Follies: Camden Hi-Larities of 1944: Christmas Decorating Commit- tee. BLATTNER, JOYCE: Red Cross Sewing: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Record Literary Staff: Discipline Ofiice: Book Lovers Club: Camden Hi-Larities of BLU-M, HENRY: Airplane Club: Seamanship Club: Usher, Geometry Club: Christmas Decorating Com- mittee. BONCELLA, DOROTHY: Record Subscription Staff: Scrap Book Club: Red Cross Sewing: Red Cross Knit- ting Club. BORESKI, MARY: Record Manager: Junior Prom Committee: Record Club: Tratlic: Dancing Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. BOVINA, RITA: Junior Prom Committee: Basket- ball: Bowling: Dancing Club: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee. BOYD, NELSON: Dancing Club: Tennis: Orchestra: Final Public Speaking Contest. BROWN, JAMES: Track Club: Varsity Track Team: Football Club: Jr. Varsity Football: Art at War Club: Dancing Club: Red Cross Representative: Rec- ord Literary Staff. BRYSKA, JOSEPHINE: Accounting Club. BUCOLA, ALBERT: Football: Basketball-Manager: Christmas Decorating: Honor Roll Board. BULLOCK, EDNA: Record Business Staff: Record Circulation Staff: Club Helper: Dancing Club: Jun- ior Prom Committee. BUONGIOVANNI, PETER: Ticket Committee of Hi- Larities: Purple and Gold Photographer. BUONO, ANNA: Accounting Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Scrap-book Club. BURGESS, MARGARET: Red Cross Representa- tives: Late Office: Home Nursing Course: Discipline Oflice: Library Council: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. CALARESE, LUCILLE: Dancing Club. CAMILLI, LOUIS: Red Cross Club: Chemistry Lab. Assistant. CARITA, VINCENT: Traliic, Model Airplane Club: Track: Track Club: Senior Prom Committee: Danc- ing Club: Usher. CARLSON, CATHARINE: Trumpeter: Glee Club: Record Business Staff: Red Cross. CARPENTER, WILLIAM: Dancing Club. CARTER, WILLIAM: Dancing Club: Basketball- Captain. CERONE, JOSEPH: Traffic: Senior Prom Commit- tee: Camden Hi-Larities: Dancing Club. CHILKOTOWSKY, WILLIAM: Airplane Club. CLINTON, HAZEL: Choral Reading Club: Dancing Club: Christmas Program 4-+ : Classical Club: Typ- ing Club: Red Cross Knitting Club: Greek Club. COLUCCI, FRANCES: Scrapbook Club. CONLIN, JANE: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Girls' A. A. Representative: Home Room Leader: Library Council Secretary: Record Subscription Staff: Student Government: Christmas Decorating Committee: Honor Roll Committee: Traflic: Color Guard: School Service: Insignia Committee--Chair man: Senior Prom Committee: Youth Center Commit- tee: Choral Reading. COPPOLA, JOSEPH: Dancing Club: Christmas Dec- orating Committee: Usher: Model Airplane Club: Baseball: Honor Roll Board: Baseball Club: Home Room Leader. CORDA, ELMER: Band: Traffic-Captain: Usher: Purple and Gold Literary Stalf: Student Government: Concert: Senior Prom Committee: Chairman of School Service Committee: Christmas Play: Glee Club: Dancing Club. CORUZZI, PETER: Traliic: Football Club: Record Staff: Baseball Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Football Manager. CROST, PHYLISS: Accounting Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Student Government: Traliic: Trumpeteer. ' CRUDO, PHYLLIS: Traflic: Typing Club: Record Advertising Staff: School Service Committee: Student Government Organization: Library Council: Red Cross. DAROSZEWSKI, CLEMMENS: Airplane Club: Track Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. De GIOSIO, DIANA: Traffic: Scrapbook Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Record Club: Rec- ord Circulation Stali: Basketball: Volley Ball: Cam- den Tri-Hi Club: International Correspondence Club. DEMBOWSKI, THERESA: Accounting Club: Home Nursing Course. - DERENGOWSKI, WALTER: Checkers Club: School Band: Varsity Tennis: J. V. Basketball: Hi-Y Club. DETOFSKY, SOLOMON: Tratiic: Usher: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Record Circulation Staff. DI CERBO, BASIL: Baseball: Football: Hi-Y: Track: Checkers Club: Dancing Club: Usher: Honor Roll Board: Track Club: Football Club: Baseball Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. DI MARCO, JINA: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Christmas Decorat- ing Committee: International Correspondence Club. DI MAURO: VALENTINO: Hi-Y Club: Dance Club. D'OTTAVI, MINNIE: Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Home Nursing: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Christmas Decorat- ing Committee: Camden Tri-Hi Club. DRUMMOND, LEVI: Track: Track Club: Football Club: Football Squad: Dance Club. DUNN, RICHARD: Leaders Club: Dancing Club: Honor Roll Board. DUVALL, NINA: Library Council: Traflic: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Program: Insignia Com- mittee: Christmas Decorating Committee: Leaders Club: Typing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Classical Club: Home Room Secretary: Roman Wed- ding Program. DZIAKOVVSKI, DOROTHY: Accounting Club: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Business Staii: Red Cross Club: War Bonds and Stamps Salesman. FAIOLA, JAMES: Head Usher: Chemistry Club: Traflic: Student Government: Christmas Decorating: Jr. Prom Decorating Committee: Dancing Club. FARAGALLI, BEN: Football: Usher: Track: Danc- ing Club: Honor Roll: Hi-Y Decorating: Baseball Club: Baseball: Baseball Manager: Football Club. FELTON, WARREN: Record Photographer: Chemis- try Club: Mathematics Quiz. FISHER, RICHARD: Famous Men Club: March of Time: Library Council: Boys' Glee Club: Who's Who in Athletics: Public Speaking Preliminaries: Traliic: Christmas Decorating Committee: Record Literary Stali: Purple and Gold Literary Stati: Hi-Y Club: Naughty Marietta: Spring Festival: Dancing Club: Camden Hi-Larities of H4-4 : Concert. FITZPATRICK, KATHRYN: Dancing Club. FRANCIS, DORIS: Accounting Club. FRANCOLINO, JENNIE: Record Typist: Camden Hi-Larities -44 Ticket Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Home Nursing: Home Room Leader: Vice-President of Junior Class: Home-Room Secre- tary: Purple and Gold Secretary: Vice-President of Senior Class. GIULIANO, JOHN: Hi-Y Club: Checkers Club: Ac- counting Club: Usher. GOLDBERG, JULIA: Red Cross Club: Bowling Club: Late Otiice Helper: Craft Club: Classical Club: Roman Wedding Program. GIORDON, HOWARD: Basketball: Track: Track C ub. GORSKI, ROBERT: Baseball: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Classical Club: Trafiic: Usher: Hi-Y Club: Christmas Play. GORSZYNSKI, ELEANOR1 Discipline oaiceyxnn- ting Club. GOSIK, FRANK: Football: Football Club: Dancing Club. GRANGER, JOSEPH: Usher: Dancing Club. HAIKEN, GLADYS: Traffic: Christmas Program: Choral Reading Club: Verse Speaking Choir: Cam- den Hi-Larities 4-1- : Forest Hill Follies 44 : Lead- ers Club: Student Government: Red Cross Club: Spring Concert: Glee Club: Purple and Gold Liter- ary Staff: Purple and Gold Subscription Staff: Co- Chairman of Welfare Committee: Record Subscrip- tion Stali: Junior Prom Committee: School Service Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee. HARRIS, EDWARD: Dancing Club. HART, BETH: Red Cross Knitting Club: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Program: Public Speaking Preliminaries: Library Council: Swimming: Typing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. HAVLICK, JOSEPH: Usher: Dancing Club: Varsity Basketball: Football: Honor Roll Board. HEINEMAN, CARL: Traliic: Seamanship Club: Camden Hi-Larities of 1944: Forest Hill Follies of 1944: Dancing Club: Christmas Decorating Commit- IEE. HICKS, ESTHER: Basketball: Baton Club: Clas- sical Club: Hockey: Library Council: Red Cross Rep- resentative: Soccer: Volley Ball: Public Speaking Contest: Choral Reading Club: Glee Club: Christ- mas Program. HOFFMAN, FLORENCE: Record Circulation Stali: Record Advertising: I'Ielper's Club: Purple and Gold Advertising Staff-Subscription Manager: Basketball: Volley Ball: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee: Girls' A. A. HOLT, DONA: Traliic: Girls' A. A.: Library Coun- cil: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Discipline Of- fice: School Service Committee. HOLT, DORIS: Bowling: Tennis: Junior Prom Dec- orating Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Personality Club. HUMES, SHIRLEY: Camden Hi-Larities 4-i : Rec- ord Business Staff: Purple and Gold Business Staff. HYLAND, JOHN: Band: Orchestra: Syncopators: Camden Hi-Larities: Concert: Band Festival: Forest I-Iill Follies: Secretary, Student Government: Stage Manager: Purple and Gold Literary: Glee Club: Choral Reading Club. JENNINGS, YVONNE: Red Cross Representative: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Hi- Larities Ticket Committee: Basketball: Swimming. JOHNSON, EVANGELIA: Accounting Club. JONES, BLANCHE: Dancing Club. JONES, LAWRENCE: Purple and Gold Art Staff: Cheerleading: Record Art Staff: Calendar: Purple and Gold Literary Stali: Red Cross Club. KAPEL, SAUL: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. KAPLAN, CHARLES: Chemistry Club: Red Cross Clug: Seamanship Club: Purple and Gold Literary Sta . KAZZE, LEATRICE: Typist for Record: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Home Nursing Course: Christmas Decorating Committee: Junior Prom Decorating Com- mittee: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. KERR, GEDDIS: Band: Christmas Decorating Com- mittee. KLINE, HELEN: Trafhc: Library Council: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Classical Club: Red Cross Home Nursing: Typing Club: Club Helpers. KOWAL, JOHN: Football: Basketball: Baseball: Checker Club: Dancing Club: Honor Roll Board: Christmas Decorating Committee. KUBIAK, LEONA: Red Cross Handcraft: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Home Nursing Course. KUMOVE, LEON: Associate Editor, of Record: American Legion Oratory Contest: Record Literary Static: Classical Club: Preliminaries of Public Speak- ing Contest-Finals: Play-Roman Wedding. LANE, WILLIAM: Hi-Y Club. LEVIN, HELENE: Cheerleading: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Christmas Program: Discipline Office: Junior Prom Committee: Library Council: Record Business Staii: Red Cross Knitting: Senior Prom Committee: Traflic: Typing Club: VVar Bonds and Stamps Committee: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. LEVINE, MELVIN: Band: Orchestra: Syncopators. LEVY, IRWIN: Advertising Manager-Record: Christmas Play: Speaker of Red Cross: Chemistry Club: Dancing Club: Traffic: Purple and Gold Busi- ness Staff. LEWIS, MARGUERITE: Basketball: Baton Club: Business Manager of Camden Hi-Larities of 1944: Classical Club: Girls' A. A.: Greek Club: Hockey: Soccer: Tennis: Typing Club: Volley Ball. LLOYD, MIRIAM: Social Greek: Home Nursing Course. LOFTON, RITA: Scrap Book Club: Christmas Dec- orating Committee: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Record Subscription Staff. LONGMORE, ARTHUR: Chemistry Club: Record Circulation Stall: Record Club: Glee Club: Dancing Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. LUCIANI, THERESA: Library Council: Record Business Staff: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Secre- tary of Purple and Gold Business Staff: Camden Tri-Hi Club. LUZI, FRANK: Red Cross: Baseball: Christmas Decorating Committee: Model Airplane Club: Bas- ketball: Dancing Club. MADONNA, ANNA: Camden Hi-Larities 44 : Business Staff: Class Secretary: Red Cross Club: Home Nursing: Record Typist: Purple and Gold Secretary: junior Prom Committee: Christmas Dec- orating: Dancing Club. MALINOWSKI, WALTER: Track: Dancing Club: Homeroom Secretary: Christmas Decorating Com- mittee: Track Club. MARTELL, BERTHA: Assistant Principal's Ollice Clerk: Late Oflice: Dancing Club: Junior Prom Com- mittee. MATHEWS, DOLORES: Scrap Book Club: Christ- mas Decorating Committee: Senior Prom Committee: junior Prom Committee: junior Class Officer: Ac- counting Club: Senior Class Officer. MATHEWS, MELVIN: Track Manager: Airplane Club: Dancing Club: Hi-Y Club. MEARS, GLORIA: Social Greek Club: Classical Club: Soccer: Hockey: Baton Club: Volley Ball: Basketball: Glee Club: Typing Club: Girls' A. A.: Red Cross Knitting Club. MEHR, ARTHUR: Library Council: Red Cross Club: Social Greek Club: Library Staff: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. MENDEZ-VAZ, CONSUELO: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Program 44 : Dancing Club. MERRIGAN, KENNETH: Dancing Club: Checker Club. MILASK, ELAYNE: Red Cross: Choral Reading Club: Record Subscription Staff: Nurse's Aid: Home- room Leader: Junior Prom Committee: Traffic: Christmas Program 44 : School Service Committee: Verse Speaking Choir: Chairman of Welfare Com- mittee: Red Cross Representative: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Glee Club: Spring Concert. MILCAREK, REGINA: Glee Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Girl's A. A. Christmas Decorating Committee: Discipline Office: Leaders Club. IVIILEWSKI, DOROTHY: Dancing Club: Red Cross Handcraft Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Late Office: Christmas Decorating Committee: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Hi-Larities Ticket Com- mittee. MILTON, SARAH: Girl's A. A. Representative: Baseball: Leader's Club. MORGENSTERN, BETTY: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Program: Senior Prom Committee: Red Cross Club: Knitting Club: Traflic: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Dancing: Tennis. NARDI, ROMOLO: Traflic: Band: Usher: President of Senior Class: Student Government: Homeroom Leader: Christmas Decorating Committee: junior Prom Decorating Committee: Paper Salvage Commit- tee: Insignia Committee: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Senior Prom Committee: Seamanship Club: Chemistry Club. NARDUCCI, MICHAEL: Hi-Y Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. NIXON, OTHELIA: Typing Club: Public Speaking Contest. NIZICH, ROSE: Bowling Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Choral Reading Club: Christmas Pro- gram: Discipline Oflice. OXLEY, LUCILLA: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: School Service Committee. PALICHUK, WANDA: Red Cross Representative: Christmas Decorating Committee: junior Prom Com- mittee: Dancing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Home Nursing Course: Hi-Larities Ticket Com- mittee. PALUMBI, GABRIELE: Track: Track Club. PAPAZIAN, BERJOUHI: Aurora, Latin Papers - Editor: Record Subscription Staff: Record Club: Mr. Brook's Oflice: Classical Club: Typing Club: Danc- ing Club: Personality Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Bond and Stamp Committee. PARADISE, MARIE: Scrapbook Club: Accountant Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff. PAWELA, DOROTHY: Red Cross Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Glee Club: Concert: Band Festi- val: Alumni Show: Hi-Larities of 1944. PEARLSTEIN, LILA: Red Cross Representative: Hi- Larities Ticket Committee: Leader's Club: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Girl's A. A. Representative. PETARRA, CONCETTA: Record Club: Red Cross Representative: Discipline Office: Purple and Gold Business Stall. PETTIT, VIRGINIA: Cheer-Leading Squad: Record Subscription Staff. PIARULLI, MICHAEL: Chairman of Bonds and Stamps: Traffic-Lieutenent: President of Student Gov- ernment: Dancing Club: Youth Center-President: Usher: Memorial Program: Latin Classical Club: Record Literary Stall: junior Class Officer: School Service Committee: Junior Prom Committee: Christ- mas Decorating Committee. PODALSKI, FRANK: Dancing Club: Junior Prom Committee: Homeroom Secretary. ' PODOSZEK, NORMA: International Corresponding Secretary: Youth Forum: Traffic: Squad Leader's Club: Wardrobe Committee of Hi-Larities of 4-3 : Typing Club: Book Week Library Program: Record Literary Staff: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. POLITZ, PERRY: Greek Culture: Classical Club: Play: Roman Wedding. POORE, WALTER: Chess and Checkers: Dancing Club: Football: Basketball: j. V. Basketball: Foot- ball Club: Basketball Club: President of junior Class. PYGATT, EDWARD: Football: Track and Field: Dancing Club: Leader's Club: Accounting Club: Varsity Track. QUINN, HARRY: Airplane Club: Traffic: Football Club: Football: Student Government: Usher: Camden Hi-Larities of 44 : Forest Hill Follies: Band Con- cert. RAGONE, DANIEL: Red Cross Club: Library Coun- cil: Student Government: Record: Seamanship Club: Traffic: Senior Prom Committee: Treasurer of Senior Class. REITER, ALAN JAY: Track: Traffic. RESSA, ANTOINETTE: Hi-Larities Ticket Commit- tee: Purple and Gold Bussiness Staff: Home Nursing Cou1'se: Christmas Decorating Committee: Dancing Club: junior Prom Decorating Committee. ROBBINS, CLEO: Glee Club: Social Greek Club: Classical Club: Soccer: Hockey: Typing Club: Baton Club: Basketball: Volley Ball: Red Cross Knitting Club. ROCHESTER, GERALDINE: Basketball: Baseball: Choral Reading Club: Girls' A. A.: Tennis: Social Greek Club. RODAN, LORRAINE: Girls' A. A. Representative: Basketball: Bowling: junior Prom Committee. ROMANO, JANET: Red Cross: Girls' A. A.: Clas- sicag Club: Typing Club: Purple and Gold Literary Sta . ROSENFELD, LEONARD: Chemistry Club. ROSNER, EVELYNNE: Nurse's Aid: Choral Reading Club: Record Business Stati: Christmas Play 4-4 : Verse Speaking Choir: junior Prom Committee: Glee Club: Spring Concert 45 : School Service Commit- tee: TraH'ic: Purple and Gold Business Stali. ROSS, EVELYN: Dramatic Club: Red Cross Knit- ting Club: Library Council: Home Nursing: Clas- sical Club. RUTTENBERG, RENA2 Choral Reading Club: Glee Club: Verse Speaking Choir: Christmas Play 44 : Girls' A. A. Entertainment: Spring Concert: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Record Subscription Staff: Art Club: Christmas Concert 43 : Swimming Club: Record Literary Staff: Treasurer of Art Club: Camden Hi-Larities 4-4 : Four Freedoms Pageant: Christmas Concert 42 . SCHUDA, WILLIAM: Dancing Club: Basketball. SCRAGG, JOYCE: Bowling: Basketball: Swimming: Tennis: Hockey: junior Prom Decorating Committee: Christmas Decorating Committee: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Cheerleader: Dancing Club: Girls' A. A. Representative: Home Nursing Course: Baseball: Hi-Larities 'Ticket Committee: Red Cross Representa- tive: Personality Club. SEGAL, MAIER: J. V. Football: Hi-Larities of 4-4 : Record Club: Finals in Public Speaking Contest: Rec- ord Subscription Stafi: Purple and Gold Literary Staff. SELLARS, ELIZABETH: Bowling: Swimming: jun- ior Prom Committee: Hockey: Christmas Decorating Committee: Girls' A. A. Representative: Student Gov- ernment: Homeroom Leader: Baseball: Tennis: Book Lovers Club: Volley Ball. SHORT, FRANCIS J.: Track Mgr.: Chess-Checker Club: Record Art Staff: Dancing Club: Cheer Lead- ing: Homeroom Leader: Tratlic: Honor Roll Board: Christmas Decorating: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Red Cross: Track Club. SILVERSTEIN, RAMON: Chemistry Club: Civic Forum League Representative: Red Cross: Key Drive. SIMONS, MILDRED: Red Cross Knitting Club: So- cial Greek Club: Typing Club: Classical Club.- SINISCALKI, GRACE: Red Cross: Book Lovers Club: Christmas Decorating: Home Room Secretary: Traffic: Record Circulating Staff: Scrapbook Club: Record Club. SISTILLI, DINO: Purple and Gold Art Stali. SKALKOWSKI, LOUISE: Accounting Club. SKORKO, JOSEPH: Usher: Geometry Club: Hi-Y Club: Christmas Decorating: School Service Comit- tee. SLIWA, MARIE: Basketball: Glee Club Accom- panist: Dancing Club: Swimming Club: Girls' A. A. Representative: Orchestra: Home Nursing: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Girls' A. A. Entertainment. SOCHANCHAK, NICHOLAS: Baseball: Track: Cheerleading Squad: Basketball: Dancing Club: Usher. SOMERVILLE, ZELDA: Girls' A. A.: Hockey: Vol- ley Ball: Basketball: Typing Club: Classical Club: Soccer: Baton Club: Tennis: Red Cross Home Nurs- ing Course. SORBICKI, REGINA: Accounting Club. STAFRE, DOROTHY: Insignia Committee: Glee Club: Dancing Club: Girls' A. A. Representative: Library Council: Youth Center Committee: Traflic: Christmas Decorating Committee: Home Room Presi- dent: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Tennis: Typ- ing Club: Forest Hill Follies 44 : Camden Hi-Lari- ties 44 : Spring Concert 45 : Spring Festival: Chairman of Bonds and Stamps: Camden Hi-Larities 4-3 Business Static: Student Government. STORM, BERNICE: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Girls' A. A. Representative: Book Lovers Club. TARASER, LOUISE: Red Cross Club: Record Busi- ness Statf: Ticket Committee for Hi-Larities of 44 : Purple and Gold Business Staff. THOMPSON, CURNELL: Dancing Club. THOMPSON, HARRY: Track Team: Track Club: Stage Manager: Glee Club: Dancing Club. TILTON, LOIS: Home Room Secretary: Tratlic: Dancing Club: Christmas Decorating Committee: Rec- ord Subscription Staff: Swimming Club: Red Cross Home Nursing: Discipline Office Helper: junior Prom Committee. TIMMINS, ANNA: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Discipline Otiice Helper. TOMKIEWICZ, ELEANOR: Christmas Play: Or- chestra: Correspondent Club: Concert: Hi-Larities of 4-3 and 44 : Traffic: Dancing Club: Library Council: Student Government: Purple and Gold Literary Stalli. TROUTMAN, JOHN: Checker Club: Dance Club: Accounting Club. VAGLIANI, OLGA: Christmas Decorating Commit- tee: Junior Prom Decorating Committee: Trumpeteer: Purple and Gold Literary Stali: Hi-Larities Ticket Committee: Dancing Club. VIGNOLA, JOHN: Paper Salvage Committee: Rec- ord Business Stati: junior Prom Committee: Student Government: Seamanship Club: Band: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Football: Senior Prom Commit- tee: Football Club. VITTORI, FRANK: Record Subscription Manager: Purple and Gold-Editor: Temple Math. Tournament: Cultural Olympics: Book Week. WALDRON, REED: Glee Club: Hi-Y Club: Junior Varsity Football: Track: Camden Hi-Larities of 1943 and 1944: Music Festival: Spring Concert: Four Freedom's Pageant: junior Prom Decorating Commit- tee: Alumni Show: Traffic: Usher: Purple and Gold Literary Stalf: Dancing Club: Christmas Decorating Committee. WEINRAUB, ALFRED: Classical Club: Purple and Gold Literary Staff: Tratlic: Sub-Committee of Model Congress: Roman Wedding Play. WHITE, DAVID: Purple and Gold Business Staff: Negro History Program. WILLIAMS, JOSEPH: Airplane Club: Track Club: Dancing Club: Football Club: Track: Football. WILLIAMS, LORENZO: Track: Track Club. WILLIS, EDNA: Greek Culture Club: Artcraft Cgubg Girls' A. A. Representative: Learn To Knit C ub. WYSOCKI, DOROTHY: Dancing Club. YOUKER, BETTY: Tennis: Gym Otlice: Swimming: Bowling: Christmas Decorating: Girls' A. A.: Girls' A. A. President: Junior Prom Committee: Volley Ball: Baseball. YULO, ROCCO: Airplane Club: Baseball Varsity: Baseball Club. 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Barnett Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Barry Mr. and Mrs. Max Beals Miss Florence Beam Miss Helen M. Bender Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Berardi Mr. and Mrs. L. Berardi Mr. and Mrs. I. Berardis Mr. and Mrs. U. Berardis Hazel Bigham Mr. and Mrs. Anton Bilic Mrs. Elizabeth Blake Mr. and Mrs. William I. Blake Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Blattner Mr. and Mrs. Nathan Block Mr. and Mrs. Harold H. Bloom Henry T. Bloom, USMCR Mr. and Mrs. Henry Blum Miss Helen Boncella Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Boncella Mr. and Mrs. William Boyd, Ir. Miss Margie Brash Mr. and Mrs. C. Brodsky Mrs. Allan Brown Mrs. Margaret Brown Mr. Robert Brown Mr. and Mrs. P. Bryska Mr. and Mrs. Michele Buono Mr. Iames Burgess Mrs. R. I. Burgess Mr. and Mrs. A. Bretshneider. Miss Cathy Campanale Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Caridi Mrs. Ann Carson Virginia Carson Mr. and Mrs. E. Carlson Rita Casam Howard Babe Clayton '29 Lillian Cleaners Mr. Ioseph Colangelo Miss Teresa Colombo Mr. and Mrs. E. A Conlin Robert W. Cook Peter Anthony Corda, USN Creskoit Iewelers Cut Rate 5 G lU Mr.. Ioseph Da Grossa Mr. and Mrs. S. D'Alesandro Mr. and Mrs. Charles Di Ciano Blanch Diehl Mrs. A. Di Giacomo Iames Di Marco Matilda DiMarco Miss Maria Di Nunzio Mr. and Mrs. R. Dill Mr. and Mrs. N. DiRaddo Betty D'Orville '43 Mr. and Mrs. Emedio D'Ottavi Mr. Adam Durnurat Mr. and Mrs. C. Dzomba Elliott and Iune Mr. and Mrs. Esposito Pic. Leonard M. Faiola Mr. and Mrs. M. Faiola Marie Faiola Fairview Drug L. Fastow Lt. and Mrs. Iohnny B. Ferlito, Ir Iosephine and Fortunata Ferlito Alma Finnegan Mr. Samuel Fiumono Albert Flournoy Mr. and Mrs. I. Francis Ty Sgt. and Mrs. Oliver Fullard Mr. and Mrs. Cyprian V. Galasso Rita Galeski Mr. Bart Gaurino Miss Katheryn Geist Mr. Ollie Girardi Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Giuliano TfSgt. and Mrs. Leon Glowacki lack Goldberg '43, USN Mr. and Mrs. C. Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Goldberg Mr. and Mrs. Louis Goldman Mr. and Mrs. V. Gorczynski Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorecki Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gorski Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Green Doris Grohowski Vic Gross Mr. and Mrs. H. Grossman Lillian Gruccio '44 Mrs. Charles Habel Ed. Hahn Miss Essie Hall H. Hancock Mr. and Mrs. I. Alpheus V. Harker Mrs. Marie Harrison Miss Leslie Hayden S. F. lfc and Mrs. G. Heines Albert Helm, USN '43 Mr. and Mrs. William Hermann Edward Hess Mrs. Annie Hoet Mr. and Mrs. D. Hoffman Cpl. Harold Hoffman '44 Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Holt Dona Holt A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Donald R. Holt Mr. and Mrs. M. Honrychs Naomi Huskey Iohn P. Iacovelli Mr. and Mrs. N. Iacovelli Miss Lucy Iezzi Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Iosca Mr. and Mrs. F. Iacobs Mrs. Sara Iacoby Mr. Francis and Mr. Ioseph Iaworski Mr. and Mrs. F. Iaworski, Ir. Mrs. Vincent Iennings Mr. Vincent Iennings Rev. and Mrs. Iohn H. Iohnson, Mr. and Mrs. Iurczykowski Miss Yetta Iuschinsky Mr. and Mrs. H. Kamens Iudy Sue Kaplan Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Katz Miss Pearl Kawalczyk Mr. and Mrs. William Kazze Miss Catherine Kelly Mr. and Mrs. Kluczynski Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Knight Mr. and Mrs. Iames Kock Mr. and Mrs. Kozieja Mr. David Kravitz Mrs. I. Krulikowski Mr. and Mrs. Ioseph Kurek Miss Sophia Lahuta Mr. and Mrs. P. Lahuta, Ir. Israel Lamm Mr. and Mrs. loseph LeBow lack F. Legander, S Zfc Mr. and Mrs. Herman Levin Mr. and Mrs. N. Lichtman Gloria and Iohnny Luciani Miss Lucy Luciani Miss Rita Luciani Mr. and Mrs. I. Luciani Mr. Frank A. McCall Mrs. Ann McCollum Cathrine Maciong Mr. W. E. Maqaan Mrs. M. Maleskinski Mr. and Mrs. David Marcozzi Mr. and Mrs. lohn Marmontello Mr. Edward V. Martino Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mathews Pvt. and Mrs. Lawrence Meyers Rosalie and Marie Mignogna Mr. and Mrs. I. I. Milask Mr. and Mrs. Milcarek Mrs. and Mrs. I. Milewski Mr. and Mrs. Harry Miller Marge and Millie Mr. and Mrs. F. Mlinarevich Mr. and Mrs. I. Morrow Ioe Monacelli Iesse Mosely Mr. and Mrs. Romolo Nardi, Sr. Esther Nastasi Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Nichols, Sr. Ann Nizick Catherine N izick Mr. and Mrs. Nizick Harold and Norton Mr. Mr. and Mrs. F. Nowak and Mrs. I. Nowak Miss Mary Okulewicz Olympic Restaurant Mrs. Ioe E. Oxley Mr. Mr. Ios. E. Oxley Thomas E. C. Oxley Pic. and Mrs. George Pallatt Azad Papazian Elmon Papazian Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Papazian and Mrs. I. Paradise Pastoriield Co. Mr. and Mrs. S. Pelechowicz Personality Shoppe Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Petarra and Mrs. I. Petulla Miss Lucy Pisano Miss Anna Puhala Miss Ianet Reid Mrs. Mrs. Ens. Mrs. Mr. Mr. Mr. Mr. A. Ressa I. Ressa Anthony Ricardo H. S. Rodan and Mrs. Ioseph Rosenberg and Mrs. Louis Rosenberg and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg and Mrs. Henry Rosenwaig and Family Paul and Ioey Rudolph Mr. Ioseph Sabo Vic Saiia Mr. and Mrs. Richard Saunders Ioseph Schirripa Mr. Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Schmidt Arthur Scott and Mrs. G. Sellars Mrs. V. Sikora and Adele Max Singer Mrs. B. Skalkowski Mrs. S. Skalkowski Mr. and Mrs. S. Slawinski Richard A. Slean, S lfc Eddie Sliwa '47 Mr. and Mrs. I. Sliwa Mr. and Mrs. S. Sliwa Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith Mr. and Mrs. F. Smith Mr. and Mrs. Iess Smolinski Carl Sobo '47 Betty Sonnenberg Katherine Sorbicki '44 Richard Sorbicki '44 Mr. and Mrs. W. Sorbicki Gloria Stevenson Mrs. Storm Anna Storms Pic. Herbert storm WWHS '43 ' Pvt. Lou. Tarter Sgt. Antranig Tashjian Sgt. Haigaz Tashjian Mr. Frank Termine lleane E. Thompson Thelma Thompson Florence Tichian Mr. and Mrs. P. Timmins D. Trivinia Miss Elva Tunnell Mr. and Mrs. Iohn Turner Mr. and Mrs. Walter A. Uliase Lorraine Uliase Iohn Uravich Mr. and Mrs. D. Vagliani Mr. and Mrs. A. Vakich Mr. and Mrs. Alan Van Deventer Mrs. E. Virgilio Mrs. Iola Waters Iulia Weaver Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weintraub Mrs. Lucy Weiss Mr. and Mrs. David White, Sr. Mr. and Mrs. B. I. Wilinski Mr. and Mrs. Elvy T. Williams Cpl. Elvy T. Williams Mr. Herman E. Williams Mr. and Mrs. S. Wojtkowiak Mr. Charles Wolf Mr. and Mrs. I. Youker Mrs. Stella Yurich Sgt. and Mrs. Iohn A. Zadworm Mr. and Mrs. I. Zawitlcowski Mr. and Mrs. I. C. Zepper Pvt. Iohn I. Zule 'Na Sl ,N - Cutler Metal Products Co manufacturers of Com ltments t Automotive. Marine. and p O Industricsvilgleet Metal HADDQN LAUNDRY U! 1025 Line Street CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY JULI ANI TAILORS New York Fur Factory Cleaning and Dyeing We Operate Gur Own Plant Using Dupont Cleaning Fluid We Are Pleased to Serve You R 1177 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY TYPEWRITERS Rented and Repaired Special Rates to Camden High School Students 80 Years Training for Business Accounting . Secretarial Courses for Men ad Women SUMMER SCHOOL begins Monday. Iune 18 I r FALL TERM CENTRAL TYPEWRITING an I EV555'5luf73:5f9Yle55f3 17 DUPLICATING co. nie: SIEEIQIEJCEEL or Busmsss 511 Broadway Camden. N. 1- PQEVITSETRQILZNSG17 P ' ce Sch l Bldg Pine St. West of Bro d Ph l 2 POLISH AMERICAN CITIZENS CLUB 1559 Mt. Ephraim Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY GREETINGS TO THE IUNE, 1945 CLASS, WHICH, WE ARE SURE, WILL EXEMPLIEY THE FINE QUALITIES WHICH MAKE UP THE YOUTH OF AMERICA ROBERTA COLEMAN 702 Walnut Street CAMDEN. N. I. for GOOD SPORT and CLEAN ENTERTAINMENT stop at PARKSIDE BILLIARDS 'P -1- Specialist in Photo Coloring ll28 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY t Everything in the Drug Line Walt Whitman I-Igtel I BUTLER DRUG CO. Camden. New Ie1'SeY DANCES N9 DINNERS LUNCHEONS 1100 Kaighn Avenue MEETINGS CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY Telephone for Estimates Camden 5700 Bell Phone: Camden 9718 IOHN A. SHIRES, MANAGER THE CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI Welcome the Class of June, 1945 You are now leaving behind the richest, most fruitful period of youth-d period resplendent in your memoriesg enhanced by firm and precious friendships. Friendship was not meant to be severed, and to its promotion our association is dedicated. Qt Enjoy 'hfeminiscingv in the genuinely Camden High atmosphere of THE CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL ALUMNI ASSOCIATION Compliments of C. TEDESCHI ac soNs Camden Carpet Cleaning American and Italian Cgmpany Groceries 1300 Pine Street Fruits .kvegetables 'i Bell Phone 9775 Camden 0709 Camden, N. I. 302 Pine Street Camden. N. I. I 98 HOBBY HAVEN MORTON BAKERY For Hobbyist from 6 to 60 GYO 690 Aeroplanes. Trains, Boats. Model Supplies. Tricks, Iokes 1202 Morton Street 926 V2 Broadway Camden. N. I. Camden 2590 Camden, N. I. Enroll Now TEELMA BUSI ESS SClIO0L CCMPLETE COURSES INDIVIDUAL INSTRUCTION for Bookkeeping Accounting Secretarial , Stenoqraphy Typewritinq Civil Service Busmess Comptorneter Ediphone Office Machines Tmmmg DAY AND EVENING CLASSES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE R SIXTH AND PENN STREETS, CAMDEN. N. I. Telephone - Camden 3369 For the Newest in SPORTSWEAR Visit KOTLIKOFFS 25th and Federal Streets CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Jewelry Leo's Quality Jewelers All the famous make watches Elgin - Longines - Bulova - Benrus Perfect Diamonds Charge Accounts Invited 401 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY E D N A W0 Q D Teacher of Voice Q NELLIE LUCAS Assistant Teacher 2 402 N 6th Street Camden, N. so 0129 100 Compliments of ADAM'S 1534 Mt. Ephraim Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY L. W. MARTIN Five and Ten 1220 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY NIP GREEN BERG '24 MEN'S HABERDASHER 1744 Broadway CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY We Deliver Camden 91 1 1 CELAN I BROS. Quality Grocers Imported 6. Domestic 702 South 4th Street Camden. N. I. Camden 9856 MAISON DE PARIS Beauty School Think oi your future Learn beauty culture 307 N. 6th Street Camden. New Iersey BEST WISHES IUNE '45 CLASS CRYSTAL CLEANERS Prop. Mesrob Avedessian 1012 Broadway. Camden. N. I. JOSEPH IOSCA'S Barber Shop 333 Federal Street Camden. N Billie's Fashion Center Sportswear - Suits - Coats - Dresses 2633 Westfield Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY .I. DEL BUON O BAKERY 415-17-19 Emerald Street ' Specializes in BREAD - ROLLS - PASTRY HOME MADE ICE CREAM Phone Camden 2280 jack's Auto Parts 8th and Atlantic Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Compliments of Phones: Bell 857 Keystone 36182 Arnold's Dress Shop ANTONIO MECCA 14 Haddon Avenue Funeral Director and Embalmer Camden N I Personal Attention ' I I 819 So. 4th Street Camden. N. I. BOUQUET SHOP SAM'S RADIO SERVICE Q11CI1iiY Flowers AND RECORD SHOP 1402 avenue 529 Kaighn Avenue ' ' I' CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Collingswood 2424-I Camden 9545 Phone Camden 7836-W Compliments ot DELIGHT LUNCH 201 Market Street Camden. New Iersey CAMDEN COPPER WORKS, INC. 559-601 South Second Street Camden. New Iersey Phone Camden 5428-W CHARLE'S Credit Ieweler Radios, G. E. Electrical Appliances Watch and Clock Repairing 2631 Westfield Ave. Camden. N. I. THREE STAR FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES AND SEA FOOD MARKET 1117 Broadway Camden, New Iersey Camden 9639 Whitman Book Shop Books - Greeting Cards 114 N. Broadway CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY Phone Camden 5311 ROXY'S RECORD SHOP Largest Stock in South Iersey Victor, Bluebird, Columbia, Decca Popular, Classical, Children's Records 541 Mt. Vernon Street. Camden. N. I. lust Off Broadway Camden 9318 Phone Camden 6409-I D G. gI?5llFIcfI1ESDqfN?-E Louis N. Iohnson, Phg. 11 and JDS Max-Ito: Pile? at 21: ang Federal Sts Mt, Ephrqim and Sherman Street 't - ut 1 ' pposlecixbggffm L 0 cms CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY L. 6: I. WISNIEWSKI Compliments of linen? sid gtg Store Spruce Billiard Room . p ran-n venue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Broadway and Spruce Street Ph ne: Bell--Camden 3845-1 CAMDEN. NEW JERSEY VOLNEY G. BENNETT LUMBER COMPANY Q Second and Spruce Streets Bell 0368-0369 Camden, N. I. A. SCHLORER AND SONS W 800 Chestnut Street CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Success to Iune '45 Class 7 CRYSTAL CLEANERS S Prop. K. Avedessian 4611 Westfield Avenue 318 Merchant Street lNext to Walt Whitman Theatrel Audubon New Jersey Pennsauken. New Iersey ' POLONIA PRINTING HOUSE Claireas 1537 Mt' Epmmm Avenue Infants' and Kiddies' Wear CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Savm. Theatre Bldg. Camden 1190-W 631 Market Street Everything in Printing Camden: New Iel'3eY 103 Camden 3237-W Plotnick's Fur Shop 611 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Haddon Specialty Shop 1217 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Bowl Your Cares Away Broadway Bowling Alleys 1138 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Ben Pettie, Prop. Camden 9129 Tinnie 86 Vasco Bakery 1588 Mt. Ephraim Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY BILL'S DELICATESSEN Clformerly Ruby's7 1309 KAIGHN AVENUE CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Free Delivery on All Orders Over S2.00 Phone Camden 4475 Caps and Gowns for Graduation MILLER COSTUMIER 236 South Eleventh Street Philadelphia, Pa. KIN. 9874 Note: All Costumes used in Camden Hiqh School plays and Caps and Gowns for Commencement furnished by Miller Costumier Compliments of F. W. Woolworth Co. 1130 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Camden 1369-M Opposite Towers Theatre Broadway Linen Shop Curtains, Laces, Bedspreads, Linens 723 Broadway Camden. New Iersey Meet Your Friends At HUSKEY'S After the Game 1244 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY A. WEYLAND 86 SON General and Bui1der's Hardware -1- Mt. Ephraim and Mechanic Street, Camden. N. I. An Equation in Clothing Good Material + Good Lininqs -1- Good Workmanship -1- A Perfect Fit : An M. LaSa1a CTc1ilored to your measure Suit or Topcoatl M. LA SALA 86 CO. EXCLUSIVE TAILORS 516 Broadway Camden, N. I. Robbins Cotton Frocks 721 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Compliments ot Star Lighting 86 Fixture Co. Best Wishes THE GIFT CHEST 1218 Haddon Ave. Camden. N. I. STANLEY AUTO CO. Open Evenings 2110 Federal Street CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Go First to Neisner's NEISN ER BROS., INC. 427 Kaighn Avenue Camden, N. I. Compliments of GOORLAND CAMDEN Fine Furniture, Lamps, and Bric-a-Brac B16 Broadway Camden, N. I. Compliments of MAYER'S BAKERY 1208 Yorkship Square Fairview Camden, N. I. Phone Camden 2236 Cash or Credit GRENDEI. Square Deal IEWELERS - OPTICIANS 443 Kaighn Avenue Camden, N. I. Phone Residence Camden 10271 Camden 3583-W ED. SACKS New 6. Used Cars 1366 Haddon Avenue Camden, New Iersey Camden 2773 35 Years in Practice H. NUROCK CO. Iewelers and Optometrists Eyes Examined-Glasses Fitted 833 Broadway Camden. N. I. KURKIAN BROS. ' Cleaners, Tailors and Furriers 1201 Atlantic Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Compliments of BIN KLEY'S 56 6 100 Store 609 Broadway CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY SHOHEN 'S 520 Federal Street Broadway at Stevens 456 Kaighn Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Skirts - Suits - Sweaters - Blouses Lingerie - Girdles Popular Prices HEIM'S PRETZELS J Morning Star Bakery Di Giamberardino G Sons 543-45-47 South Fourth Street CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Bon Ton Millinery Where Fashion Reigns 709 Broadway. Camden, N. I. Camden 9682 COLSEY'S Berkshire Hosiery for Ladies Bond Shirts for Men 1245 Kaighn Avenue Camden New Iersey HARBAUGH 6. HALL. INC. WHOLESALE CONFECTIONERS IDistributors Schrattt's Chocolatesl Double H Brand Contections Camden 5930 223-25 North Third Street CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY ROCHESTER CLOTHING HOUSE Popular Priced MEN'S, YOUNG MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING 299 Kaighn Avenue Bell Phone Camden. New Iersey Camden 8691 Herman Levin. Prop. Success to the CLASS OF IUNE 1945 O. W. Althoii. Mgr. CRESCENT THEATRE wzsr co1.L1Nc.swooD. N. 1. Buy More Bonds--J. F. A FRIEND DRINK CANADA DRY SPUR A Cola Beverage Phone Camden B975 Keepsake Diamonds LEON T. ELWELL Watchmaker - Ieweler Bulova Watches 2621 Westfield Avenue. Camden. N. I. Croneberger,s Market 1326 Atlantic Avenue CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Compliments of MR. and MRS. M. PEARLSTEIN Bell 10190 Anne,s Beauty Salon Guaranteed Permanent Waving 1260 Haddon Avenue Camden. N. I. PARKSIDE Haddon at Xaighn Avenue ALI. THE BIG PICTURES WILL PLAY AT THE PAHKSIDE Watch Our Programs Compliments of LONDON TAILORS 936 Broadway CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY lSpecial Discount to Camden High Students! 106 a Compliments ot Henry Zlreiataki After the Show The Place to Go TOWERS LUNCHEONETTE We Make a Sandwich That's Ditterent C. N. Trivinia, Prop. JACOB NADEN Complete Home Furnisher 24th and Federal Streets CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Compliments of H. B. HEMPHILL 613 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Phone Camden 2820 DANNY'S FLOWER SHOP Flowers for A11 Occasions Dan DiMona, Prop. 717 So. 4th Street, Camden, N. I. Telephone Will Call and Shoes Made to Order Deliver Free ANTONIO MODICA QUALITY SHOE SHOP Shoe Repairing a Specialty 414 Market Street Camden, N.l I. HUBERMAN'S Iewelers 802 Broadway Camden, N. I. BILL'S BARBER SHOP 326 Kaighn Avenue Camden, New Iersey 0 Moving 6. Shipping Storage 6 Packing Agent for Aero Mayflower Transit Co. By Van Anywhere in U.S.A. and Canada Haddon Avenue and Pine Street Camden, New Iersey Estimates Cheerfully Phone: Bell 1299 Given THE JEWEL BOX Costume Iewelry and Hand Bags of Distinction 641 Market Street 1195 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Keystone 27261 Bell 3270 WALTER,S Automobile Body and Metal Work Cor. 22d and Federal Streets CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY CRESCENT SWEET SHOPPE lAbbotts Ice Cream - Shellenbergers Candiesl Carolina Angher-Proprietor 3201 Crescent Boulevard WEST COLLINGSWOOD, N. I. BLACK 6. WHITE CLEANERS Tailoring and Furs Remodeled 3104 Mt. Ephraim Avenue C5 Doors from Crescent Theatre! Camden 6054 Camden, N. I. Compliments of EVELYN N EWMAN Foundations - Housecoats - Lingerie RAMONA SPECIALTY SHOP 1236 Haddon Avenue CAMDEN, NEW IERSEY Telephone Camden 1751-W Blouses Sportswear Hosiery Grace Kisselman Brown '24 Marker's Children's Shoppe 700 Broadway CAMDEN. NEW IERSEY Charlotte Marker Laveson '24 Compliments ot WALLEN'S INC. Iewelers and Diamond Merchants Finest Quality at Moderate Prices lConvenient Terms It Desiredl 405 Broadway CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY I ,I Camden 1575 Eastern 22121 Camden 6130 Notary Public WILLIAM E. CROSS 929-31 BroadwaY Camden. N. I. Rugs - Linoleums - Shades Awnings Made to Order at Short Notice Anthony Malatesta REAL ESTATE BROKER Insurance Established 1912 Proprietor of Malatesta's Parkway Villa Near the Race Track 622 S. 3d Street Camden, N. I. ZAMSKY STUDIOS M A s T E R P R 1 N T OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS 108 U S P U B L , 5 H. C 0 M P A N Y ,N i3 CH STREET LA LPHIA