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

Text from Pages 1 - 104 of the 1952 volume:

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J,-gi-f5 v -u J ' 4 ' 1 fl ff fpyf-fl,'y4ft f 'L :'Q1 fv CLASSES and GOLD A SENIOR PUBLICATION CAMDEN HIGH SCHOOL CAMDEN, NEW JERSEY Vxoce ' 095 Y b101zT , MQYWS u W axx x 9 QOCYX 1 2 f M ww W 1 400 cmd qwf' I u o 1 if ..-- .zulfa 5 , f ' 5732119 ff' l 4? f 1 9 HAROLD R. BOWMAN We, the Class of 1952, dedicate our yearbook to Mr. Harold Bowman, that through the years it may be an ever-present source of inspiration to us who have felt his amiable and likeable character. As a teacher, he endowed us with the importance of knowledge and perseverance. As a friend, he spiced our school life with humor. In Mr. Bowman, we found simply the typical spirit and wit that We would strive to gain for ourselves. Through this dedication we have endeavored to make him understand the pleasure we have derived just from knowing him and the pride with which we shall remember him. TO DEDICATE GUR EFFORTS I rg, a re f- Zaculfy . . . mi wx THE CHEFS WHO suPERvlsE 4 'N Q Q-' Vl ALL QPERATIQNS. X MTX I IT TAKES A STEADY HA D THOMAS W. TREMBATH Director of Secondary Education DR. LEON N. NEULEN Superintendent of Schools BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. BENJAMIN MAIATICO, President MR. ALBERT FLOURNOY MR. SAMUEL T. FRENCH, JR. MR. HARRY JANICE MR. ARTHUR L. PRZEDPELSKI MR. ALFRED R. PIERCE MRS. ELIZABETH KILE MR. J0sEPH SHERMAN MRS. CARRIE M. SNYDER R-s 4 TO MIX SO MUCH TOGETHER To Tm: CLASS OF 1952: The theme of this yearbook is connected with the mixing howl. In a way, Camden High School is a sort of cake, as we are mixed to- gether with a little of this and a little of that and a little of something else, some sugar, some salt and a little vinegar, hut after we cook it all up together we get a very nice mixture known as 6'Camden High School Graduates, Special. So it is in the United States, a great land composed of all kinds of people, all races, colors and religions. Together we merge and make a great country using the valuable con- tributions of all. Your friend and principal, CARLETON R. HOPKINS Principal 'W 9, f U X , 0 , 'l f f ' , 1 'TGIF' f A N o - 1 . 3 l , ' v?' ,...z'- 'lf h ,4 t ,Q-, W , V --fi - f .. H Q1 DR. CHESTER V. KOPPENHAVER Assistant Principal Anthony A. Alfgmg Alice A. Armstrong Harold R. Bowman Armand A. Capanna Marion Carey Jeannette Carson its Mix Masters at lunch. BUT Elmer M. Conover Flora C. Detwiler as X -'lit Paper marking and relaxation. Brenda L. Broomall Helen Cioffi THEY RE TRULY Leonard E. Coplcin John J. Danaller Joshua Daniels Richard W. Douglass William W. Dulhie Nathan Enten 4 .4 ' .fix ,lffl-.4 A 'tux . :ff ' rl' 1' b.L.',l' ,f Af ., :A 'Q A' Catching up on reading. ff? X .M Renee Ercolani Marlha Ann Fish Mary E. Gallagher Grace M. Germ in 'Q Wf .lean M- Gillivel' oben M. aley Loretta T. Hall Grant R. Harden Mix, MASTERS n Leslie E. Hayden Jennie C. Killlc - X George Hill, Jr. Francis Klevan gs l lf-4, Harry Holman Charles D. Jones Mabel E. Lewis William Mails ,Q Mg? Food for thought. Publications discussion. Warreli B. Meixner Margaret B. McGinley Jessie M. Miller Essie V. Morris Elizabeth Moses Mitchell Mozeleski Walter N. Myers Esther S. Nay THAT BLE D TOGETHER i h HU EWE3 4' '11 wLm,i9i? 4 2 r ifsQ f'T'Tif??--if vs Mildred R. Oaks William J. Palese Joseph Papiano William C. Paul ffiz' sf -f 'K - ' -Tj' Lyola C. Pedrick Raymond A. Peterson Bella Polivnick Marjorie I. Roberts . item The Science Department poses. 5,W Www i' - 1. , 37544 Checking the girls' gym roster. Zqroljff' Ms Alfred Schneider, Jr. Mary A. Sherk Jane Shibe Jeanette Sigall Edwin C. Smith Ralph Smith Thelma Snape Edward Spare GUR BEST! GREDIE TS Jesse Stayer Frank Wolfson Ethel M. Thegen Blanche Young Dolcilina Troncone Martha Zeigler Beatrice L. Vansciver :K 'ui' -sf ,V my 0 E? Coaches get together ' JH ef' THEIR ASSISTANCE IS NEEDED BY ALL. OUR EFFICIENT office stall' keeps the castle running smoothly. ' I J INIIII5 AI A C I 3 I III a xjgfax sa K as .ENIE jill itll IIIIV . ,. ll 'I I gqgn HUNT - ffltidltif bt 4 OUR GUIDANCE staff, which includes Miss Schoet- tlc, Miss Snape, Mr. Holman, and Mr. Douglass, combine their efforts over a common problem. WE SHALL always remember our friendly associa- tions with our competent janitorial staff. THE PLEASANT ladies of our kitchen staff making last minute preparations for the hordes of hungry students. on JJ Hlszssss. . . X E Q C 'is f.fL THE NECESSARY BASI - INGREDIENTS. E X . M mi., e'I lAl LEE ' 7' fwfv 'P' U' E LE , , . I3 WE DEVELOP A ACADEMIC TOUCH On to college, thal's where wc usually go from here, full of the knowledge from our Chemistry labs and Latin classes. With a few more suhjects for good measure we are quali- fied to enter upon a higher level of education. 4 D PREPARE FOR COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION 1 The Commercial classes of today prepare the husiness people of tomorrow. Students re- ceive training in the field of shorthand, type- writing, hookkeeping, ofhee practice, and husi- ness law. Amateur secretaries, who will later hecome professional stenographers as a result of this training, go hand in hand with clerks in constant practice. These classes provide the huilding steps of knowledge needed hy office workers in the Commercial Worltl. I' K A CLASS in shorthand building their A A ' gf, skills. 'T S. ad' THE TOOLS of thc business world are made good use of by these office practice students. I fl' W, 'X-I FUTURE typists tap the kifgxhich can open the door to a good job s A.:-L-5 3 -'I 1 DISTRIBUTIVE Education offers the essentials which husiness demands! practical experiencef' , T 3 1 f . I r . 1 ' . ' f , ,' .' 1 s ' Q I 1 I' 1 I '-5. 1 ' . ' Q 4 t 1 Y N s , Here we find a variety of subjects which are ollered for the various interests of the stu- dent body. Geography, Algebra, Math, Biology and other delightful classes equip us with a general store of knowledge to be used wherever our future may lead us. MANY masterpieces of design are created by our Camden High seam- stresses. f ' GE ERALLY SPEAK! G WE'RE hr' Q1 I N THE ART department plays thc role of Santa's helpers in processing Christmas murals. MECHANICAL skills are heightened by exacting requirements of mechan- ical drawing. 5 if PRACTICAL I OUR METHODS MANY a delicious m e al finds its beginnings with the capable cooks in our Home Economics Department. .SALT : PEFYER Sl 0 if U The course of study pursued by about ten per cent of the students in Camden High School is Practical Arts. Here we find our future rlraftsmen, machinists, artists, and our future 'ghanflyv' housewives who learn sewing and are taught the art of planning and cooking meals from our fine teachers of these subjects. Al- though it is less glamourous than other courses, the Practical Arts studies form a basis of firm foundation for future ambitions. A SOON-TO-BE gate lump gels fin- ishing touches from our shop slu- dcnts working on metals. I W0Oll SHOP ollcrs a chal- lenge to boys with manual skills. FUTURE machinists rcccivc a technical explanation from Mr. Conover. I7 FOR SUGAR A flfjf' H L xA gy, u ,W f . X A, 5 XE., Q4 , e'. 5.5 4. .. If n ,,u, C go 9 L'oL S-gii Q ca I L29 'o K. etc 5. c L u 4' G Lc. ako L 9 s 4 D r 1 - N G 0455 5 s L Q C has L 9 0 . 'Lage c'GGc s 4 L. ag, usb L L80 lf 9 'seo ts G LG L 9 ' c L K-5 G ' f. L 9 L L 0 s 096- 4 so Sic c C,-Us .bo c sf S 6 1 C G 6 u. Q I CL Cc xl: ' f ccvef ,c,g',., ,:.-'li galil' ' iq, fun btw ,W -'e'k'H4'i-'A Q ' 'IW' Q 81- ' ef -f' rf- - I8 D ALT USE JU IORS QA A VI JUNIOR CLA P N V SS OFFICERS N, kr Trlent .....,....,...., WALL,KCE Kuursowsm resident . . . ....,, COLLEEN DIVELLO 1 ...,.. ,..., D OLORES ERRICHETTI NA! easuxr .R .,.... RICHARD HYLAND S V3 L- Q Y K SQ XL, X XXX .n 'ma is I 'ik ,I I 1 L X H 1 al 1 at I if its N Ti s T Z -. f A g A 1 K 1 X Y 8- 4 Q. X a - is J- 1 lgif ' A- 45? ' I' s'Y,u ff'f 3'W'jfllf ' Y . . . '--' Q? gn Qsiw 1 , 21 .4 0 4 fa f' ' ' , 5 WV Q -5 4 . 8 E, Ls ,Q QS' 'Y mm dp la! - , A ,f,7', ' X vw P my .. f ' V A' 4 i? lf' I. . - QZYSA' i?'f-gmiwf jhgitkyisqv f ?Uwf I ' Q., L4 ' f C Y! K, is In s N x 1 - -2 flu '- A i'1x21! !? 1? . x I P 5 I Q4 Q v ' gf' S 'z 4. 'F f ,Q I 5 A 3 , s- YF J lf' zu R w -ff, K -W. fvxu. fig fu 'I 'S 555 V . -ry!-1,75 Ai! H ia? E, , 36,1 ll' H71 34 ! 211 Qimimiw' fkiiqirgif g I , M J Lf iiingijzlgggi E fs' im -. ill MM, w..w,i- Q f.Iqix W ,QQ 'QQ Within the varied batter that is compiled to make the student body of Camden High, we find the sophomores. We have referred to them as the baking powder because they have the power to rise, but they might also be considered the shortening as they are uspryi' and eager. IN CANNISTER TO LEFT: Juniors can h:nrmonize,too . . . at classroom scene . . . Juniors compiling their notes. BELOW: A typical study hull scene. FOR BAK! G POWDER USE SOPHOMORES 'W LEFT T0 RIGHT: Miss Cermnn's students learn lab technique . . . Mrs. Nay's English class re- views literature. in Scptcmhcr, 1951, Caumlcn High School opcnctl various sports and activilics, proving thcmsclvcs quite its portals to wclconic the class of '54, Aftcr a fcw days capuhlc and at mlcHnitc crcdit to thc school. ln he-ing hcrc, thvy hcczunc ucquuintcal with our systcm of lllllkillg such a tcrrific sophomore class, wc'rc surc thcy can t Caumicn lligh hcsl. Thcy imincdiatcly took part in our miss as juniors and seniors. AT RIGHT: Tln- SOIIIIUIIIUFPS study hard . . . Mrs. f:llliilgll1'l'.!-K clans gt-tting infidc knonlcdgc. BELOW: Mr. l':lul cxplatins at hiologicatl inodcl to hir Sophomore hludcnts. ME tl THEY HAVE THE POWER TO RISE' s 4 '.-4' MRS. SEGAL supcrwircs at typing clubs. MR. PETERSON? class prepares to kccp uthc hooks. Ml EDI GREDIENTS Come on, gang. Cheer! Service!! F91 Plenty of mustard! Diet, dessert, and talk. Hurry! We'll be lute Ah!--Food. Say,-did I tell you- yflffilfifias' THE VARIETY THAT IS THE SPICE EE T W K M 1 QF Ulis. . . MANY A IIICZISZIIII Ill'0gl'illll has lnccn plunnvrl lay the hard working nlcnllrels of Olll' Sludcnl Assembly Program Committee. THIS FINE group was largely rcsponsilvlc for the smooth functioning of the sludcnl lnody throughout thc year. Our halls are oil' to you, the home room leaders of Studcnl Govern- IIICIIL Hill as faculty advisor. regulate ventilation. Q A l PRODUCES A CONSISTE T B TTER Most of us know the Student Government room by its trademarkAthe full length mirror on the door. Many boys and girls take a second look in this mirror before starting classes, hut, do they really know the significance of this room and the work that is done by its committees and oflicers. Almost all student activities focus around Student Government, some of which are the Social Committee, Insignia Committee, Welfare Committee, the Assembly Program Committee, traffic and the ushers. These committees work to better things for the students by sending get well and sympathy cards, holding dances, put- ting on assembly programs, selling school ein- blems, keeping the traffic flowing smoothly through the halls and ushering people to their seats at evening affairs. Student Government also tries to make the student's stay in C.H.S. a pleasant one by trying to put useful suggestions into action if all the students are benefitted by these suggestions. Last year the classes participated in a student day, which was made possible by the help of Student Government. This year this organiza- tion accomplished many achievements for the student body. As in other schools, this organization is run in a democratic way and is essential for the well being of every student that walks through the doors of uThe Castle on the Hillf' GETTING STUDENTS from one tl iss to another quickly and efliuently ls the job of the trafhc force ns group consists of more than tudtnt both juniors and Seniors, with ll lrol.l Friedman as captain and Mt George THE USHERS FORCE, a school st rx ice organization, assists at tht -utnuig activities, including the Public Spt tk ing Contest, Concert, Spring Shots and Graduation. Their chief function is to seat guests, but they nl o tribute programs, collect ticket , llltl 26 ADD THE ZEST OF THESE TIIE SOCIAL life of our school was plannvd and vxcvulcd by this rom- Illilll'C ol' sludcnl government. The pleasant vvcnings of dancing contrib- uted to lhc happy memories of our higll school days. THE THOUSANDS of books in our library me-rc processed for dislribulion among thc student body hy the cific- icnl and failhful Library Council. Two covers, please How long can I keep it? livan. DOLLY KASPRZAK is in- tcrviuwctl by Richard Sul- AND YOU'LL H VE SOMETHI G Ont' of thc highlights ol' nach tnontlt was thc rlistrilnttion of our school papcr-'l'lll'l CAS'l'l.l'i CRlElifpt1lllisltcxl lry the capalrlc antl cllicicnt Journalism Class. The papcr scrvctl as a llll'tlilllll of intfortna- tion, giving Ill!-I0-llll'-lllilllllC news, Sports cvcnts, and local chit-chat. THE PROOFING and copy-rcatling dt partmcnt works diligently to acc a 'ggoodw paper hits thc halls. jf.- TO WRITE ABOUT ' ' THE EDITORIAL staff l'0lIllDlll1'S its cflorls in forming the plans of action lor thc next Crier issue. THE EIJITOR-IN-CIIIEF holds a conwultalion with her circulation business ntamtgcrs. l i- nances provc to be as importnat as thc writing of at school newspaper. -.Q REWRITE and typing tasks ncvcr cntl and these faithful members ncvcr com- plain. 27 GRADUALLY DD ONE OR LL ln addition to our regular schedule of sub- jects, the curriculum at Camden High offers a variety of clubs for the interests of the student body. In the sports line we find tl1c Hunting and Fishing Club under the direction of Mr. Sclmeiderg the Football Club capably handled Sports.Club as a basic ingredient. it l mittee not only serves the schoolg they also spur school spirit. SHOUTS of Canasta and Oh,,lookl A red three! can be found in Canasta Club. by Mr. Papiano and Mr. Mozeleskig the Golf Club instructed by Mr. Spareg and last but not least, the Basketball Club of Mr. Alfano, and Mr. Petersonis Sports Club. For those students interested in fireside pas- tllllCSQ Mrs. Morris's Games Club, Mr. Klevan's Chess Club, Mrs. Ar1nstrong's Knitting Club, Miss Shibeis Canasta Club, Miss Kittle's Canasta A RECIPE for an education would never be complete without the function of the A.A 'md OUR INDUSTRIOUS Ticket Com- YOUR GUESS is :ts good as mine when it routes to interpretation in the PLIIIIOIIIIIIIC Club. Club, and Miss Van Sciver's Crocheting Club serve as at medium of instruction and enjoyment. 'llbc many fields of art included in our club sclicdulc consist of the Dramatic Club under tbc supervision of Miss Sherk, the Red Cross Art Club directed by Miss Hayden, the Choir lcd by Mr. Haley., the Pantomime Club with Mr. Capanna as advisor, and Art with Kodachrome roundcdu st'li - W M ,wa yfplfg Urffff less fortunate. Club cflicicntly handled by Miss Pedrick, In thc journalistic field of endeavor, Mr. Bowman, Mr. Jones, and Miss Ziegler talac ovcr with their literary and business staffs of the Purple and Gold and the Record. Other clubs include the high-stepping Var- sity Majorettcs and Color Guard led by Mrs. Miller and the Twirling Club instructed by Mrs. SENIOR COUNCII. members form 1 important segment of 0 ll r ut THE JUNIOR Red C10 pu forms il noble and satisfying., wt illlll to llclp ol lets THE REW RD FOR OUR CHORES MATH, the bug-n-boo of so many, is duck soup for these members of the Mathematics Club. Moses and Mrs. Gallagherg the Senior Class Council advised by Miss Creveling and Miss Detwilerg the Student Government Executive Committee who meet with Miss Carey, Mr. Dan- llllf'l'-'S Junior J.J.'s: Mrs. McGinley,s Ticket Com- mittee: the Psychology Club directed by Mr. Coplving Mrs. Nayis Junior Red Crossg the Typ- ing Clubs instructed by Mrs. Hall, Miss Fish and Mrs. Sigallg Miss Lewisis Mathematics Clubg Mr. Harden's Club Office Helpers: Miss Gcrman's .lunior G.G.'sg Dr. Myers, Greek Clubg the Fix- it-Yourself Club supervised by Mr. Meixner and Mr. Smith: the French Club under Mrs. Wis- lllllflg Mr. Paul's Hi-Y Club along with the Y-Teens Club of Mrs. Donawayg Miss Robert's Sewing Service Club:, and the Baby-Sitter Club formed by Mrs. Oaks. 30 AH, Charm and Fashion! This is at club where the members are charming and in the height of fashion. NO, NOT Junior C-Men-Junior J..l.'s! These students assist in many of the important activi- ties of the school. tl ...Z . . . ffrwzfrs The National Honor Society is the goal of all our Camden High students as this selected group stands for leadership, scholarship, service, and character. The two requisites for entrance are good grades, and active participation in extra curricular activities. 5 'CV' GEORGE CICIOLI President JEAN KWOKA I'icc-President WILLIAM SOUTIIWICK Treasurer FREDERICK ADAMS Secretary 4g l MEMBERS of the Nillltlllill Ilonor Society chosen from thc junior 4-lass lust yl'iII'. IIONOR SGCIETY plans lu-ing lII5l'Ilb!l'Il by thc ollircrs may result in more mem- lzcrship. TAKE FAST hold of ll'lll'lIIIIl,'L., has lim-n followcd hy thcsc mcmlwrs ol' the Na- tional Honor Sorivty. They roarln-rl .1 high goal and have lrccn rewarded hy mcmliership in the society. K BEYERLY KUIILMAN. DAVID OSTROFF. Editor in Chief Associate Editors , Copy Editor ,...., Photography Editor Sports Editors .... Write-ups Editor . . 32 THIS RECIPE IS RECORDED FOR Every Camden High graduate is proud of his yearbook and in ensuing years, as the pages grow older, the memories they recall become more dear to him. However, little thought is given to the hard work of the PURPLE AND COLD staff and advisors, who throughout the year, untiringly work with one objective in mind, to preserve the three most wonderful years of our lives. S , THE EFFICIENT editors of our yearbook staff plan the Iinal steps of the ,52 annual. YES. this is the Literary Staff of the Purple and Cold. They haxc worked hard to bring you the best in yearbooks. EDITORIAL STAFF , .......,... BEVERLY KUHLMAN . ..... JOAN CIPRIANI, IRMA NEFF . . ......,.,...... ROSE CUIDOTTI DAVID OSTROFF HAROLD FRIEDMAN, RAY IDLER . ....,......,... PHYLLIS KEENAN Scheduling Editor ...,........,.,..,....,... JEAN NEFF Secretary ............,.......,... SANDRA SZALKOWSKI STAFF Lenore Sherman, Elaine Sohzu-ki, Delores Keating, Harold Ruttenburg, James Perrine, Gloria Fischer, Nola Schwartz. POSTERITY I THE PAGES DF... TIIE BUSINESS policies of the Purple and Cold are formulated by this earnest, Il1ll'd-tS0l'l'KIl!g group. PURIIE AND COLD BUSINESS STAFF Business Manager FRI-D ADAMS 'lrmmnr WILI IAM SUUTIIWII it Amllmr ...,........,.,.,.,., ....,.,., I OIS BROVVN Senior Ass4ssnunl Mllllllgff ...,,. ..,.... I .015 TUQKER Subscription Mmmg.,1,rs. .Tltignizsfx XYAROCH XIULA Wmrr: Patron Mrumger ........................ Nxolvlt WAl.l.S Su-r4.1urif.s JOAN Fnua Dounuas BAl.nuect ALBEll1'A STONE STAFF Harold Yaffa Flaine Spencer Sandra Ford Flellnor Tofani Ang,,s,I'i Ili, Marinis Iloris Jams Maxine Mesrau Betty Benner, Eather Lam-, Stella Gentile, Anna Scarim- Imlo. Margaret Viggiani, Claflys Miller, Shirley Iizzu- tillo, Sharon Millman, Roberta Fiabin, Lorvanie Buezyn- ski., Ilamia De Bellis, Loretta Ruvllala-ski, Delores Ban, Doris Simpson, Anita Anirich, Mary Ann Sacher, Doris Salerno, Mary Meloni, Joan Cannon, Henrietta Ernst, Muriel Mansmann, Shirley Tamburri, Clrenda Feriozzi Delores Coward, Rose Marie Buondonno. 1 U15 271114016 and Gala! THERE ARE times when all the staffs must meet and discuss major problems that arise. SELLING 1-opics aml managing tb'- business end of the Purple and Gold is the job of this group. ART STAFF l'h-4 ,Ap ... Q 3451 K THE DECORATIVE I0ll1'Il and thc arliflic- talents of the Purple and Gold Art Staff are vombinctl to Cllllllllfll tI1c beauty of our yearbook. Editor .,....,......... ELENA I R,tN1:ot.lNo Ruru Mounts, ELAINE St'LNer:n, MARY Coon A D THESE FI E PUBLICATIONS One of the many fine things at Camden High is the tradional literary publication, the Record. Under the ahle guidance of Mr. Harold Bowman, the literary advisor, and Etlitors-in- Chief, Yvilliam Sklaroff and David Hoffman, the magazine went through a very suercssful ycar. Mr. Edward Spare is farulty advisor in charge of husiness, Miss Leslie Haydon in charge of art work. and Miss Martha Ziegler head of the cir- culation department. 1 'W amhitions staff mem- BILL SKLAROFF atnll Uave' ,ii 1 makes a Record sale. Hoffman ponder at problem in magazine make-up. I xi N 1 THE Record Business Stall' memhers are our Ley to good public relations with business. THE Record Literary Staff works as a team in putting out three entertaining ishucs a year. OUR EDITORS get their head: together. THE Record Circulation Staff really l'll'l'lll1llt'5 making sales and promoting student participation s 19 'U ' gn , M , ' F 'ffl'3 r FZ jf' Af t , , xg , , M .' F . - va ' K l Q' 4 I 4 l', , , 'I fl ,MX .I ' fl A, , , LV f Qllflidlflf Sam lfa ' it Every Spring, thc advisors of our school publications choose students, primarily from the scnior class, to hccomc mcmhcrs of Thc Quill and Scroll. This mcmhcra-wliip is the reward of oul- standing work in thc licld of journalism or art. ln orflcr to llc considered for membership, an stualcnt must lic in the upper third of his class and do superior work in any field of puhlication. Approval lay the cxccutivc sccrctary of Quill and Scroll is thc final stcp of appointment. The new mcmhcrs are inducted into thc socicty in an curly spring asscmhly. They rcccivc gold pins, and a year's suhscriplion to the national magazine, Quill and Scroll. THE 'lu-cord Art Stuff works togcthcr to give thc Record that ccrluin something thnt's extra. WHEN thc lrusincss lll'llllS of llic Rcvord gvt togcthcr rcst assured thc money will lac mzulc. THESE STUDENTS rcprcscnt thc urrczlm of thc jour- nalistic cropfl Tllcy have lwcn rcwztrdctl hy llll'lllllCI'r-lllll in the Quill and Scroll Suvicly. WELL BLE DED MIXTURE TALENTED musicians of our orchestra added much to 1 the harmony and success of concert night. A YOUNG man with a horn, James Onorato, gained our appreciation with his trumpllet solo. N0 EVENING would be complete without thrilling ren- ditions by the mixed quartet. ELIZABETH SCHUMACKER, soprano soloist, sang 36 beautifully, much to the admiration of the audience. i P R O D U C E S . . . That extra pinch of spice which is so neces- sary to make any batter extra special was added to help make the year complete. Camden High's annual concert was held under the very capable direction of Mr. Robert Hale partmcnt Supervisor, with the aid of Mr. Joshua Daniels on the eve of February 6, 1952. The con- cert consisted of selections rendered by the y, our Music De- orehestra, band, Syncopators, and choir. It was an inspiring and memorable evening. HAROLD RUTTENBURC, stu- dent director, brings out a sus- taincd note by a movement of his baton. A SAXOPHONE quartet adds that mellow touch to the eve- ning's festivities. ,ses rw., M-+ 't ' ...Aff KW' A FEATURE attraction of concert night was our capa- ble clloir whose voices rang out in pleasing harmony that bewitched all listeners. 37 LESLIE DENBO applies a sure cure to his unsus- pecting patient, Marc Wolff. DELIGHTFULLY A SAD MOMENT for Sandy Szalkowski and Don Car- bath as they ponder over the loss of a game. THE VIVACIOUS Babe, as she dazzles the campus with her antics, is tolerated hy Harold Rutenberg and Alex Cerasi. A SESSION with the coach leaves the team with much to think about. SEASONED PERFORMERS PRESE T G00djVc'Ws D THE DARING Good News chorus girl with awe by this very shy student, who U1 blushing. PROFESSOR Oslrofi corners a pail' of students. v ,f The 1952 production of Good News will long be remembered as one of the finest and most entertaining shows cvcr produced at the C stel's Little Theatre. The show presented an equal appeal to all erations. The gay and lively dances of the C arleston and the Black Bottom were quite a th ' g novelty to the younger generation, and r llected many fond memories of the Roaring wenties to the older generation. The students were overwhelmingly pleased with the selection of Good News because it blended in so nicely with our exceptionally iine football record this year. We shall always remember our talented producer, Mr. Robert Haley, who each year directs the shows, which are, without a doubt, the most professional shows ever produced by any high school. His capable assistants, Mr. Armand Capanna and Joshua Daniels, deserve much credit for their constant help and co- operation. .' f' 1. 'ff ff f 4 AIP ' I I f 1 Ji4 0' T F OUR DASHING hero, Don Garbath, and this lovely damsel, Sally Stevenson, bring a romantic touch into the spotlight. SIFT THESE THOROUGHLY FOR 'UV' K .15-:X lt wouldn't he right to leave our lovely color guards out of our recipe, for they proudly hold our flags ahove all the others. Another which ean't he forgotten is our he- loved Syneopators, whose lively renditions of all the hit tunes add a litte sparkle to all those who hear them. Under the direction of Mr. Joshua Daniels our dance hand plays anything from blues to jazz. THE SYNCOPATORS, our jolly men of dance music, added much to the social life of our year. 40 DRESSED in their best, our color guard is deserving of a salute for themselves, as well as our colors. IMMEASUR gsus TRE T 4 1 1 lt's evident why everyone in Camden High School beams with pride whenever our band and twirlers make -their hppearance. They are a pieture of purple and gold perfection and grace as llliiflllliliffll anddrill to rnixsie loud and clear. Nohwonilcr iyc're proud! I if 1 ' it ' V -' A 1+-4 A-74 -P '9'. ir-s A-4- THE BAND and lnirlers sit one out before going on the field to htrut their Stull. OUR TWlRlJERS, the lovely ladies with lill- tons, strike a characteristic pose at half-lime L r ff Tllli l AlTllFUl, members of our band are always on spent in drill and rehearsal in order to bring musim-al hand, be il athletic- events, Converts, assemblies, muniv- I rolor to these activities. This was the night that they ipal events. or what have you. Many long hours are graced the concert stage. M r M gt t - t e 1 ' A f l , S , A-L ea ff: 4l Beverly Kuhlman YOU l 2 CAN'T CONCEAL QUALITY if haw Louis Capelli SEMI-FINALISTS Cleft to right seated! : Ruth Berkowitz, Suzie Denson, Lenore Sherman, Barbara Lalella, Diane Boogar. lSlandingl: Harvey Kalinsky, Harold Yaffa, George Cigioli, Frederick Adams. Lillian Bloom Early in the school year, a committee of the faculty selected the six people who held an audience enthralled on the evening of Novemher 15th at the 47th annual Willrllr F. Rose Puhlic Speaking Contest. The addition of special lighting and makeup further cn- hanced the effect. Altoncl Richardson presented an eerie poem en- titled The Skater of Ghost Lake. It told the story of a pair of lovers and their tryst with death. This was followed hy Beyond the 'Last Mile which was given hy Phillip Aronow. In this story a dead man presented his case in the highest court of all. The humorous hit, The Artless Prattle of Childhood, presented by Beverly Kuhlman had the audience in stitches. The Siege done hy Lillian Bloom was a dramatic story of a woman whose lover has heen killed. David Ostroff wove an ex- citing tale of a famous hunter heing pursued hy an in- .sane man in The Most Dangerous Gamef' Louis Cap- pelli provided a suitahle end for the evening with his three amusing poems, two in Italian dialect. These were A Frosty Morning, The Love Song, and 6'Mia Car- lottaf, ' 1 ig. Armand Capanna David Ostroff Philip Aronow Altonel Richardson SAMPLE OUR here. THE DECORATIVE TOUCH of llle commit- lccs who bedeeked our halls is in evidence BIC SISTERS and lrig lxrolllers reeeivecl il iiCllill'gC,7 out of llleir young cllalrges. OUR CHRISTMAS Party Santa receives hie lint from one of our young visitors. HAIL T0 the Holly Hop rulers, Queen ,loam Cipriuni and King', Joe Mnlusiuk! HOLIDAY HOSPIT LITY WZllClllIlg the children from the Orphanage and those from Mary Thomas' Day Nursery clap their hands in puerile glee at our annual Christmas Party is just one of the many con- ventional ways that we of C.H.S. commemorate the hirth of Christ. Wllilc Santa distrihutes gifts, our seniors act as big hrothers and sisters. Nvilh the usual Christmas felieity, the auditorium and halls twherc many an unsuspecting lass has heeu kissed under the mistletoel are decorated hy juniors and seniors respeetively. To elimax the celehration, our traditional Holly Hop with the voting of a king and queen, is the windup. To add a word that may he apropos and to paraphrase Tiny Tim's hlessing, 4'lVlaV our eus- toms continue, and, 6'God Bless Us Everyonc.i7 WE'LL all remeulher the spell of sleeping sick- ness that hit the principals of the Christmas play. THE SLUMBER SCENE --Camden Christmas variety! THE APPRECIATINE audienre enjoys the Christmas play in beautiful holiday surround ings. DD THESE FROM TIME TO TIME AN old fashionedi' Christmas spanking! ON THE WAY lo S.1nl.1 .ll thc Chilllcn RTH x e Pgrly. , . -X HAPPINESS and Holly Hop. f .V f, pf Jo' f 'T 1' I i r 8 . 1 , I I 1 x f ' V7 L 7 M, A ,ir ' 1' WU' ,li l',K,p ri , A IU, 4,7 tgw! fx H- fb I .V 4, V Lf ,CHRISTMAS-a fireside and young 0' imaginations. 46 HERE'S T0 happy holidays-a lu grape juice Spzfrfs . . . 33 THE FLAVCDR QF A W: R LIBERAL DASH THE OPPOSITION fell Camdcn's strength in the annual Turkey Day , classic. The Purple Avalanche this year registered its best season since 1941 with a record of seven wins against one defeat and gained possession of the City Series title. Bridgeton, however, was awarded the South Jersey Group 1V title. Even though the team did not win both titles, it is evident that Coach Papiano produced from his material, a great team, and a great season that was filled with thrills and excitement for Camden s followers. It is also evident that no one player can be singled out for the success of the team, but that their admirable reeo1'd was a result of well-coordinated teamwork. Most important is the fact that Camden is once again recognized as a football power of South Jersey. 31,4 N- uve'--MM3 il'WPi5 L OFF DATE OPP. CAMDEN September 28. . St. Joseph . . 12-115 October .5. . . Trenton .... 0-32 October 12. . Camden Cath 6-13 October 19. . . Vineland . . . 12-38 October 27. . . Collingswood 8-37 November 5, Atlantic City .... 21--25 Novellllycl' 17, Bl'itlgCl0ll ...... 21- 7 November 22. W. lVilson . . . . . 0-18 COACH PETERSON and the boys watch a close one from the sidelines. TED WASHINGTON gets rolling against Wilson to garner points for the Avalanche . I 7 Q ,NS 5 A FEW YARDS FOR FOOTBALL 2 fl 'Sn 'Xa i 1 f 'fr .H Q it FIRST ROW: flefl to right! : Cappelli, Sheff, Maslanski, Pierce, Colangelo, Crceley. Kilroy, Brown, Weintraub James, Schultz. SECOND ROW: Head Coach Papiano 9? 1. 1 ' ,, t W, ROW: Pancrazio, Showell, Beatrice, Wolff, Martin, Wash- , ington, D. Hailey, Buell, Cermino, R. Hailey, Reid, Van- , Devenlcr. FOURTH ROW: Cappella, Caputi, Rutlxowski, Block, Friedman, Rivers, Terrell, Caso, Felix, Fisher, Pclracci, Collier, Farino. Hcnlcy, Davis, Dobson, Asst. Coach Mozeleski. THIRD is - D i CERMINO makes a successful try with tlle aid of some good blocking. '? 'f SHOWELL picks up yardage against thc Presi- dents. 2' 4 -1z'iT 1ii't- L-5' QUITE A STIR IS CREATED TO ti THIS ONE placed us within easy reach of the opponenl's goal-you bet, we made it! as W T o o s I he cheerleaders are representative of the pep, energy, and actions f our graduation class. They're a group that have known e-wh ther since their sophomore year and their co-operation certainly' lows it. THE PEP rallies supplied that extra thrill that raised football spirits high and put everyone behind the team. THE CanuIvn High rowers kept their 'Aeyes peeled on the lookout for fair play and victory. ,,, . if I .VJ -. I , . NICK COLANGELO was hottom man in this pile-up, but he gained territory! TED WASHINGTON makes one of those famous runs headed for a score. BRI G UP THE RIGHT B TTER Camden High's 1952 baseball team takes the field this season as defending champions of the South Jersey Group IV League. Returning for their second year as lettcrmen under Coach ,loc Papiano are: Pressley, Wash- ington, Herstein, Searrengelli, Pierce, Grabow- ski, Germino, Buell, Haily, Regal, and Yaffa. With this material and Coach Papiano's ahle guidance, the prospect of Camden again coming out on top looks very bright. FRANK SCARINGELLI in position N for a perfect hit. J' TONI FARINO catches the important 3rd out. 9 Ax!! 1 JI' E .. Pai 1 ' -Ear? Tl , ii I -'TITSLX 5 31, M-an ' if- A -is . , at-' 'LK-U l . ' ,Q .t Lil Q 't 5 WALLY KULIGOWSKI displays line form in spring training. THE IMPORTANT man behind the plate is Arthur Abbonizzia. BASEBALL SCHEDULE - 1952 April 8wHaddonfield ............ , . Away April l0AHaddonfield .... Home April 14-Bridgeton ...,.. .... H ome April 17-Collingswood .Away April 21-Vineland .... .Away April 23-St. ,Ioseplfs ,,.. .... H ome April 25-Cam. Catholic Home April 30-Collingswood .... .... H ome May l-llridgeton ,.. ,... Away May 5--W. Wilson . . . Home May 7+St. ,loseplfs .. .... Away May 9-fVineland ..... Home May 12-W. Wilson ...., ..., A way May l-1---Atlantic City .... .... H ome May 16--Trenton ....,.. .... H ome May l0gCaln. Catholic .... .... A way May 21-Atlantic City .... .... A way May 22-Trenton ....... .... A way THE TEAM begins to take shape at early practice. THE ET RESULTS ARE WHAT PIERCE bll'l'l1'llC5 for two tgainst Trenton. SPEEDY Ray Hall sets up another score. Under the careful tutelage of Coach An- thony 'cTony Alfano, the Camden High School basketball team came through with a superb per- formance in the 1952 season. They were led by high scoring juniors, Clarence Pierce and Donald Brightg and backed up by playmaker, Larry Stark. Other stand-outs on the varsity were Dick Grabowski, Ephraim Block, Gene Aronow, Lujack Hall, Ronald Joyce, Wzllly Kuligowski and John Johnson. Front Row: Left to right-S. Griffin, Mgr. R. Grahowski, C. Pierce, E. Aronow, D. Bright, W. Kuligowski, J. Thompson. Second Row: Left to right-Coach Alfano, R. Hall, A. Ruccolo, R. Joyce, L. Stark, E. Block, L. Pressley, Mgr. CHS OPP. 61 37 Dec Vineland ,...... Away Jan. Merchantville , . Home .,.. 50 47 Jan. New Brunswick . Home 49 23 Jan. Collingswood .. . Home .... 74 29 Jan. Atlantic City . . . Home 55 54 Jan. Camden Catholic Home 48 63 Jan. St. Joseph ...., Home ..,. 55 47 Jan. Trenton ....,. Home .... 62 49 Jan. Bridgeton .... Away 62 42 Jan. Collingswood ... Away 38 36 Jan. Vineland ....,.. Home .... 68 39 Jan. Woodrow Wilson Away 37 47 Feb Bridgeton ,.,... Home ..,. 56 47 Feb Camden Catholic Away 28 47 Feb New Brunswick Away 55 40 Feb Atlantic City . . . Away 49 52 Feb Trenton ....,... Away 49 72 Feb Woodrow Wilson Home .... - - Feb Feb. Merchanlville .. St. Joseph ...... Away Away COUNT Top Row: Lf-ft lo right C01ll'll Enten, Revoir., Millcr, Davis, Murphy, Wil- lilllllti. lfotlum Rowg-Collier, Avery, Stark, Block, Hcrslcin. I'i1-11-0 amd Bright team up for an rebound. The crowd grows 101150 :ls thc 1lK'li0ll becomes healed. CLARENCE PIERCE DON BRIGHT CIIIIHIUII fqlu-1-zvs Olll lhc opposi lion under thc lmfkcl. WE'RE OFF TO A GOOD START The Camden High Track Team undcr coach Nathan Enten had another fine season in 1952. Hampered by a lack of material, Camden High still outshone many of their opponents. Some of the returning lettermen who were outstanding were David Butcher, Fred Dobson, David Taylor, Donald Henley, Marc Wolff, Leon Miamidian, David 1'I0ll-llliilll, Jesse Jackson and Raymond Harmon. TRACK SCHEDULE 1952 Mar. 20 Camden Bd. of E. May Camden Catholic .... Away Indoor Meet May Camden County Meet Away Apr. 7 Inter-class Meet ...... May Woodrow Wilson ..., Away Apr. 1-1' Haddonfield ......... Home May So. Jer. Group 4 Meet Away Apr. 23 Woodbury .... . . . Home May Collingswood ....... Home Apr. 26-27 Penn Relays .. May Camden City Meet .. Home May 2 Vocational .... Away CAMlJEN'S powerful track team toes the mark. Left lo right: E. Collier. J. Upshaw, D. Butcher, F. Dobson, D. Taylor and D. Henley. J. UPSHAW prepares for a record javelin throw. DAVID BUTCHER minds up for the discus throw. DON HENLEY and Dave Taylor prepare to take the high hurdles. DOBSON takes the baton from Taylor. YOU'LL LOVE THE FLAVOR Left to right: Leonard Ostroff, David Ostroff, Coach R. W. Douglass, Richard Jablonski, Philip Aronow. April lil- .... April 21 .... April 25 ,... April 28 .,., .... May I .... May 5 .... May 9 ..,. May l2 .... ,... May 16 .... ..., May 19 ..,. ,... May 2.3 .... .... May 29 .,.. .... TENNIS SCHEDULE Bridgeton Vineland Millville llalmyra llridgelon W. Wilsrmn Vineland W. Wilson Trenton , Millville Trenton . Palmyra , JABLONSKI and Aronow strike a character- istic pose. Home Away Home Home Away Heine Home Away Home Away Away Away Cool I must have a hole in my racket. These are words often heard on the tennis courts, hut not when Camden Higlfs Varsity Tennis Team is playing. Although tennis is not a highly pulilieized sport, our teams do very well eaeh year. Under the expert supervision of Coach Douglas, Camden's team is always eon- sidered one of the strongest in the state. The 1952 team, strengthened hy our returning racket men, showed the usual fine playing that keeps Camden High where it belongs-right on top! LEONARD OSTROFF and David Oslroff get in shape for a coming match. PHILLIP ARONOW gets set for a return. m t.Q A 99' X 4 F ff 1, N 4 Y' fr' Q lg i X unan- E 6 Q1-:sf Ng! A y x ,le YOU MUST FOLLOW THIS FIRST ROW: Eugene Aronow Phillip Aronow SECOND ROW: Ephraim Block Hou ard Brown David Butcher TO THE LETTER THIRD ROW: Louis Capelli Stanley Capello Henry Caso Earl Collier FOURTH ROW: Fred Dobson Anthony Farino James Felix Harold Friedman Louis Gardner James Cerlnino FIFTH ROW: Richard Hailey Raymond Harmon Donald Henley David Hoffman Joseph Matusiak Leon 'Miamidian SIXTH ROW: Anthony Pelracri Laisrcm-c Stark- David Taylor Frank Terrell Theodore Washington Marc Wolff A D BE HEERED BY WHAT YOU GA The lTil6Cl'lCildt'I'5 urc representative of the pep, energy. tllld notions of our graduation Q-ln-us. They're ll group that have known ealvh other sinre their sophomore year and their co-operation certainly shows it. THE crowds cheered our boym efforts. OUR smart txsirlers get into formation to dc- light the fans. ' WOMAN'S TOUCH IS EVIDE T HERE THIS inleresliug formation is gracefully com- posed by the modern dance group. THROUGHOUT the school, this is the only Ol'- gamizulion WSllCl'C the girls have all the say-our Cirl's A.A. Girls' sports cover archery, baseball, bas- ketball, hockey, tennis, and volley ball. Anil these active girls certainly display their- skill under the helpful supervision of our women gym teachers. They'd be tough opponents for any team! I ilu' .L 1','- ff , -, I ' 1 4 , 4 , I over the basketball court. I iffy,-X o M 4 ' X '- . x,Y , S X. YY 51 9 sz: Il 3 Z4 . .V fl ff 4... - e A TENSE moment is felt by the tm-:nu as the girls take X51 f I f il u ,p x 2- ff! Z f ,hz f Q ,, Z f e 6 A X' Af f f I Z 4 y S Z 4 A. f f f 4 X Z Z Y X - ' I ' 'X x 5 is b gr 'jx -q,,, - , . - . I , . T X' Lfir-w'v. 2? if-5 --v 1 ,f , Mya-- :wep- , ,..x--Q.f3L'- .... .X S, , 4. ff THE GIRLS make a close inspection lo sec is ho hil the nlark-Bullseye! CET READY! Get set! Go! And lhesc mcrmaids are off with a splash! M A WATCH OUT for your shins as lhc girls roll into action in this hockey game. I 1 7 - ,i .v1a,,l--,WM -:wx Z V 1 fmqxy fully, 1 . ,,',, . 'vu . Q n ' - KS' ff? M. SC, OUR FEMINl'i5PB'Q'ling emnisj A iasls can roll up an impressive score. 59 T' ' . 1'? ,'S 1, wr.-N his 2 Eff? Q 1 32 fi ,. xx ,x M g B kv.. V65 17 Graduates , . . ,bf X Lf THE RESULT OF ALL MEASURES XL, A I L S Three years have passed quickly since I first entered the doors of C.H.S. These years 1 . , rave been profitable ones, for I have gained long and lasting friendships. The activities in which I have participated will bring hack THEY H VE RISE pleasant memories. As president of the 1952 graduating class I future success to all m f ll , sincerely wish to extend y e ow classmates. Sincerely, JOSEPH MATUSIAK, President. JEAN NEFF Vice President JOAN CIPRIANI Secretary JOSEPH MATUSIAK President FREDERICK ADAMS Treasurer 5 Tlllllllmf Iltmrewr We sv?-ex i - A- 1. QQ is M-?f1-3-:wife ' f 14 - ' 62 it V . E ABOVE THE OTHERS ,Yann Neff The highest honor any girl ol' Camden High School can ever hope to achieve is to he the recipient of the L. lda Dukes Award, which represents character, personality, and ahility as a leader. This year the honor has heen hestowed upon Jean Neff, Vice-President of thc Senior Class, National Honor Society, PURPLE AND GOLD, and Recorder of Student Government. ,lean was chosen hy teachers and fellow classmates hceausc of her outstanding virtues and admirable traits. Harold I-Friedman The most outstanding award given each year to a hoy of the senior class is the Oaks Award. This highly regarded medal is a symhol of those qualities which all wish to acquire. This is a reward for that hoy who has developed those qualities to such an extent as to make him well-liked hy hoth students and faculty. Such adjectives as capahle, energetic, intelligent and friendly descrihe this year's winner, Harold Friedman. These qualities were noticed through his active participation in foothall, PURPLE AND GOLD, Ushers, Traflic, Lihrary Council and the many committees on which he has served. UN TOI' OF GARF Most dignified bow II uold Fll0IlllldIl Mosl dignified ul banrlv bzalkowslu U ' 'ER LAYER: I R l,0SblllliSt . . Sllllfllill Blodslxv D1-lmluntr . . Slnrls bzilkovwlu l'laylmy . . . ,lux Dovonc. Uplimist . . . Dum Boognr CENTER LAYER Prcttivst girl Mwm Bltoff llundsonu-st bov ,ldll'lf'N QJLIIIIIIIO artist . . Bill Sklarofl artist . . Flon.: lwangolmo Roma-0 and ,lulut Tony Pvrlno Ind I OWER most likilw to uc cc 4 rl ,lc Ill Nmff Boy Girl LAYER Boy giggle-r Girl giggler Roy clrvamel Girl ilrvauncl Gulvst lbny . Gun-sl girl . Boy H1051 lik Girl Shy- Shy:- sl buy . Joe SOIIICIB sl girl . Automate lulm n 'Y' Bow wllh sunnn sl snuln ou- MillllSi lk .ln ull 1 -unnu sl Nllll 1 June- Voga I - ch u utu Un ou- kasprzuk Musu mn ll ll old Run nlmrg M0 I dc pc nfl lllh lun PM el Arhuns Mon df pnndabln gnl Juan Neff ,f ' 1,-'ff naw 'J .- Who 5 Wim Most .lllllnlm boy ,loc Mllllillk c.0!lI0dlilll louu 1 nppf lll Most all-round boy ,loc Mutusiak Did lnost for lI.ll.S. Jr-an Neff Most all-round girl Joan Neff Boy Illrt Louie Cappdll , v ' Girl flnl Barbara I.AllCllil Boy blusher Bos! dressed boy Slanlcy Rulkowslxi Al Dcvonc blrl blushcr Lola fucken ,fn .-4-. Nlost popular lroy ,loc Maltusizlk Mmnal popular gul ,ww ,loan Cipriani Mos! ulhlclic girl Maury Lou Sq-ol! Scribe , . Bill Skuroff Did C.H.S. for most Vito Aruunno ' NOISICSI girl Rose Cuitlolli NOIBICSI boy Eugene Polamglxi . 111,22 -47 Moa! sludious boy Daud Hoffman , Moat aludlous girl ,lean Neff B1 at drcaaml gl rl Vrvl Best naturccl luw ,loc Mulllslillx B1 sl nalurul g.,n l Most lnqulsllu: Nullmn Singu- ..x Mvra Balolf ' 'W 1 fu LL Juan Cipriani .dis 4 ...' Ornlor Phil Arnow THIS ASSORTME 1 68 SHIRLEY MOLDOFF A Q Q X wg .M A 'L GENEVIEVE KWOKA .. L. . S My xrry K Q K ,f., . - K I i fs Ls- . I 'Q' RHODA RABINOWITZ J 12 W I LENORE SHERMAN HELEN LEGATUK NANCY WESEMAN LEON MIAMIDIDIAN M I LILLIAN BLOOM A Q 9 O EQ 5 M WILLIAM SOUTHWICK DAVID B. HOFFMAN FROSTED WITH HONORS HAROLD RUTENBERG JAMES ONORATO JOANNA JAKUBOWSIK JEAN NEFF E A si ELEANOR THOMPSON A .E Th? :wx 'Q DAVID OSTROFF I I I 5 CHARLES RADLER JOAN CIPRIANI an-A UW VINCENT SERAFINO I 5 4! XM bb ' '1 f 'inw- G? Ce? if' Q .fc 62' vw, vw-'Pl Y I 4 Ai A.. , 233552 I 1 ', 4 lf CHARLES RONALD ANCHER., 500 .lackson Street, Chau, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Working on my car. Activities: Boys' A.A. ALFRED ANCONETANI, 458 Trenton Avenue, Al, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Haddon and Newton. Activities: Red Cross, Connecticut Yankee Business Staff, Intra- mural Basketball, Sports Club, Hall Guard. GERALDINE ANDERSON, 635 Cherry Court, Gerry, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Girls' A.A., Majorette, Typing Club. WALTER RICHARD ANDERSON, 204 Berkley Street, Buddy, Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Model Building. Activities Track, Hall Guard, Sports Club, Boys' A.A. RAYMOND ANTHONY ARCARI, 330 Line Street, Turtle, Business Education. Favor- ile Pastime: D. E., and Sports. Activities: Photography Club, Boys' A.A. Representative, Dance Club. LOUISE ARLINE, 711 Ferry Avenue, Dreamy Eyes, General Course. Favorite Pastime: Smiling. Activities: Gifts Club, Girls' A.A. I' f I:-'Lf-4-.r-Q JJ .-fb T, .1 4.-t.f. 1f1 Iffilg ,:1,4'J : t -sfs.W,Q2mX?'5v r Qwjgf tsisgfjtaf' 5ii:?fi?32?Qf?V'i' ,A . '.,,, W. ,.., -ss tl., -as - ,,..,,. , ,.... ..,- 'Sis 11- fr ' Q . 'i 1 FRANK MICHAEL ABBATE, 815 Haddon Avenue, Frankie, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Selling. Activities: Glee Club., Dancing Club, Boys' A.A., Chess and Checkers Club, Boys Sports Club, Distribu- tive Education. FREDERICK LEE ADAMS, 2052 South 10th Street, Freddie, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Bowling. Activities: Glee Club, Photography Club, Connecticut Yankee Bus- iness Staff, Intramural Basketball, Boys' A.A., Dancing Club, National Honor Society, Busi- ness Manager of Purple and Gold, Traffic, Ushers. ERVIN ALBA., 1455 Crestmont Terrace, Fw, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Piano. Ac- tivities: Checkers Club, Stamp Club, Boys' A.A., Art Club. .5 in , if Q K as sw . 'QP' g is' it My Q . .- .,, . 3 East' F 2,50 at A 4 A -fa Ls. ' 1 - 111 i' . . ' t - K fra ' ' 3, 32 In if X' QSM .. 'F 'v Q up f A , if N- Q wi? x K ., I. 7 it , . .,..fs.s, t,.....4ssiS:ff24i21. as--e - sf Q ggisgmsf-12-ees a:::'2-s.4s.'e:f2'-sl - Gfs,.,,,,.,,g- -f ..,,S,,..m ..,, J. . s--:is-me -- ' -5 .--we .. -. K es? ., swf mils, x f A-ss, ,a -hz ' 7 ' ' t 4 f . . - ' - ':I5:?3'37-iss 'F .1 . -': ifss:2iQ't55i5i ':- ! '-15W ' u EUGENE M. ARONOW, 256 Morse Street, Gene, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Basketball, Homeroom Vice Presi- dent. PHILIP ZALMAN ARONOW, 1002 Langham Avenue, Phil, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Motors. Activities: Dramatics, Classical Club, Usher, Tennis, Hi-Larities, Temple Tournament, Public Speaking Contest, Phila. Science Council Representative, Jr. IJ. VITO RICHARD ARUANNO, 908 South Third Street, Ricky, General. Favorite Pastime: Riding around in the Chevvy. Activities: Fix-It-Yourself Club, Discussion Club, Foot- ball, Sports Club, Boys' A.A. FRANK ROBERT AVERSA, 1209 Decatur Street, Frankie, General. Favorite Pas- time : Sports. Activities : Checker Club, Dance Club, Boys' A.A., National Honor So-, I, K cicty, Sports Club. LORETTA N. BADIALI, 2951 Yorksbip Square, Loretta, General. Favorite Fastitne: Danc- ing. Activities: Color Guard, G.A.A., Record Subscription. IRENE M. BAKSIIAS, 2871 Kansas Road, Irene, Business Education. Favorite Pas- ' gx time: Tennis. Activities: Dramatic Club, G.A.A., Checker Club, Table Tennis, Record Subscription and Circulation. .1,:.f., I - -.f.f-Wd, ' . . 13, .. ,I , 3, DOROTHY L. BAYLIS, 2032 A. South 8th Street, Bobbie, General. Favorite Pastimes Skating. Activities: Y-Teens, Games Club, G.A.A. ARLENE BARBARA BECKER, 1056 Langham Avenue, lfeckie, General. Favorite Pas- time: Talking. Activities: Photography, G.A.A., Concert, Volleyball, Knitting Club. MABEL TWILA BEHNKE, 450 Liberty Street, May, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Culture of Earlier Times, Jr., Decorating, Senior Guid- ance, Sewing Club. it if . 4 ii ft i DOLORES BALDUCCI, 1812 Pershing Street, Dee, Business Education. Favorite Pastinte: Thinking of him. Activities: Dancing Club, Student Government, Volley Ball, G.A.A., Basketball, Cheerleader, Checkers Club, Swimming Club, Junior Class Secretary, Typing Club, Library Council, Dr. Koppen- havcr's Oliice. DONALD ELLIS BANKS, 1704 Master Street, Don, General. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Activities: Psychology Club, Boys' A.A., Dec- orating Comm. ETTA MARION BARBELL, 404 Boyd Street, Et, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Work- ing? Activities: Record Literary: G.A.A., Tennis, Volleyball, Library Council, Record Subscription, Dr. Koppenhaver's Otiice, Record Business, Traliie. JANE MARIE BARTIE, 930 Tulip Street, Janie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Wt'iling letters. Activities: Manager of Record, Rell Cross, G.A.A., Record Sub- scription. THELMA BATES, 821 Division Street, Sissy, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Read- ing. Activities: Dancing Club, Advance Typ- ing Club, G.A.A. MYRA RUTH BATOFF, 1518 Kaighn Avenue, Mike, General. Favorite Pastime: Thinking and wishing. Activities: Guidance Council, G.A.A., Kid's Stuff, Knitting Club, Library Council, Dr. Koppenhavefs Oflice, Secretary of French Club. is it eq! Her 1 LAWRENCE HERBERT BERUL, 1121 Ken- wood Avenue, Larry,,' College Prep. Favor- ite Paslime: Listening to Records. Activities: Dramatic, Classic Clubs, Concert, Connec- ticut Yankee, Hi-Larities, Choir, Traffic, Ushers. IRIS FAY BIRRER, 416 Rand Street, I, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Painting. Activities: Record, Art Staff, Red Cross Art Club. G.A.A., Canasta Club, Traffic, Na- tional Honor Society, Hi-Larities. SHIRLEY BARBARA BIRTS, 815 Claire Street, ShirI,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Volley- ball. Activities: G.A.A., Charm Fashion Club, Junior Basketball Champs. IRENE R. BITMAN, 342 Kaighn Avenue, Miss Fish. Business Education. Favorite Pastinie: Dancing. Activities: Psychology Club, Rec- ord Business and Subscription Staff. JOHN ALBERT BLAIR, 1029 Langham Avenue, u.,ll!'lf,,, General. Favorite Pastime: Gunning. Activities: Boys' A.A., Hi-Y Club. DOLORES JEAN BLEJA, 824 Mechanic Street, Dolly, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: School Spirit Club, Nurse's Oilice, Dancing Club, Hi-Lar- ities, Cheerleader, Big Sister. x I ff t l 'R' l iiii :tl ci 4' BETTY JANE BENNER, 1333 Sayers Avenue, Shorty, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Watching T.V. Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, G.A.A., Library Council. FLORENCE BENUSSI, 1298 Sheridan Street, Floss, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Wishing. Activities: Twirling, Bowl- ing, Swimming, Knitting Clubs, Guidance Council. RUTH BERKOWITZ, 1317 Broadway, Rusty, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Pantomime Club, G.A.A., Guidance Council, Red Cross Club, Choral Reading. 1' 'I -Q ST' .s vpn! - 1 . are .fs mf e DOROTHY G. BLEJA, 824 Mechanic Street, Dottie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: D a n c i n g. Activities: Cheerleader, Senior Council, Big Sister, Hi-Larities, Swim- ming. EPHRAIM BLOCK, 1123 South 2nd Street, Eph,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Basketball. Activities: Guidance Council, Student Gov- ernment, Basketball. GLORIA LEE BLOOM, 1055 Langham Avenue, Glo, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Drawing. Activities: Photography, Record, Badminton, Tennis, Pantomime Club, Library Council, Typing Club. LILLIAN SYLVIA BLOOM, 1522 Greenwood Avenue, Lil, General. Favorite Pastime: Acting. Activities: Choral Reading, Choir, Dramatic Club, National Honor Society, Pan- tomime Club, Traffic, Purple and Gold Busi- ness Staff, Public Speaking Finalist, Senior Council. SANDRA SYBIL BODNER, 1429 Belleview Avenue, Sandy, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: T.E.X. Activities: Club Helpers, Library Council, Choral Reading, Nurse's Office, Mr. Harden's Ofiice. DIANE M. BOOCAR, 1655 Park Boulevard, Di, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Talk- ing on the phone. Activities: Record Litet'- ary, Classical Club, Library Council, Senior Council, Assembly Program Comm., Social Comm., Public Speaking Semi-finalist. 'Q E E 3 X its. m W X Q A SHELDON BRODSKY, 1209 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Rocky, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Playing Trumpet. Activities: Band Orchestra, Syncopators, Connecticut Yankee, Hi-Larities. BARBARA BROWN, 710 Spruce Street, Bob- Izief' Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Dancing, Advanced Typ- ing Clubs, Concert, Student Government. HOWARD MARSHALL BROWN, 425 South 6th Street, Brownie, General. Favorite Pastime: Football. Activities: Football Club, Lineman of the Week, Boys' A.A. - t rw LENA ALMA BOONE, 256 Mt. Vernon Street, Lena, General. Favorite Pastime: Club. Activities: G.A.A., Club Helper. EUGENIA BORGIA, 2075 Hendrickson Street, Brooklyn, New York, College Prep. Favorite Pastilne: Corresponding between N. Y. and N. J. Activities: Connecticut Yankee, Record Subscription, Acting Club, Concert, Trafiic, Assembly Program Comm., Pantomime Club, Hi-Larities. RONALD NELSON BOWERS, 741 Chestnut Street, Ronnie, General. Favorite Pastime: Chasing Rainbows. Activities: Checkers, Li- brary Council, Antique and 8:30 Clubs. GLORIA BRANCH, 1021 Francis Street, Zeke, ' General. Favorite Pastime: Volleyball. Ac- tivities: Charm Fashion Club, Games Club, G.A.A. MARY VERONICA BRANDT, 1334 Thurman Street, Mary, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Wishing. Activities: Traffic, Chairman of Assembly Comm., Psychology Club, 2l3A, Christmas Decorating, Twirling Club. BERNARD CHARLES BRASS, 1067 Ferry Avenue, Bernie, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Sports Club, Basketball, Boys' A.A. 'Z ni ,in Q .. , f ij- A' is is 1 is A K ill ' , Q DOLORES CLAIRE BUCZKOWSKI, 1010 Mechanic Street, Butch, Business Educa- tion. Favorite Pastime: Listening to radio. Activities: Typing, Red Cross Art Club, G.A.A. ROSE MARIE BUONDONNO, 1836 Broadway, Babe, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Twirling, Connec- ticut Yankee, Majorette, Decorating Comm., Library Council. MICHAEL JAMES BURGO, 1042 Langham Avenue, Mike, General. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Activities: Basketball, Baseball, Boys' A.A. DAVID ALFONZIA BUTCHER, 914 Spruce Street, Dave, General. Favorite Pastime: Guitar and Piano. Activities: Track, Boys' A.A. ANNA LOUISE CADWELL, 916 South 8th Street, Anna, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Sewing and Cooking. Activities G.A.A., Sewing Service, Dancing Club, Meal Preparation Club. JOAN CAMBRIDGE, 1060 Haddon Avenue, Puri, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Talking. Activities: Record Literary, Clas- sical Club, G.A.A., Bowling, Archery, Glee Club, Library Council, Purple and Gold, Record Business Staff, Dr. Koppenl1aver's Office, Traffic, Castle Crier, Sewing Service Club, Christmas Party, Hi-Larities. ant s tifr LOIS ANNE BROWN, 1226 Dupont Street, Scouts, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Red Cross Art Club, French Math Clubs, Purple and Gold Busi- ness Staif, Traffic. LORRAINE C. BROWN, 1253 S. Merrimac Road, Lor,,' Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Thinking. Activities: Dance Club., Senior Council, G.A.A. SAMUEL McCOY BROWN, 523 Liberty St1'eet, Sam, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Football, Library Council, Math Club. 5: FL iii 'Q X E LOUIS FRANK CAPPELLI, 402 Clinton Street, Cuz, General. Favorite Pastime: Talking to females??? Activities: Public Speaking Contest, B.A.A., Social Comm., Pres. of Stu- dent Government, Insignia Comm., Choir, Concert, Football, Assembly Comm. STANLEY B. CAPPELLO, 1260 Mechanic Street, Cuz,,i General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Football, Football Club, Social Comm., President Student Council, Insignia Comm. HENRY L. CASO, 1063 Collings Road, Coke, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Football. Activities: B.A.A., Sports Club, Football, Football Club, Ushers, Christmas Decorating Comm. ALEXANDER ROBERT CERASI, 1726 Cope Street, Sonny, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Glee Club, Acting, Hall Guard, B.A.A., Sec. of Home Room, Choir Club, Hi-Larities. JOAN A. CIPRIANI, 1518 Park Boulevard, Cip,,' Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Co-Captain Cheerleaders, Student Government, Holly Hop Queen, Con- necticut Yankee. Social Comm., Jr. Decorating Comm., Hi-Larities 1951, Girls' State Repre- sentative, Purple and Gold Literary, Vice- President Student Government, Senior Class Secretary, Senior Decorating Comm., Chil- dren's Home Party. GEORGE CLOUD, 832 Morgan Street, Cloudy, Practical Arts Favorite Pastime: Basketball. Activities: Study Club, Class Sec., B.A.A. 45' L. KONSTANTIN CZEPURNYJ, 1188 Jackson Street, Kon, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Lunch. Activities: B.A.A. JEAN JOSEPHINE DA GROSSA, 1263 Park Boulevard, Jeannie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Horseback riding. Activities: Glee Club, Dramatics Club, Girls' A.A., Checkers, Cheerleading. Swimming Club. BERNIE DECHNIK, 1014 Mechanic Street, Bruno, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Chess Club, Hi-Y, Boys' A.A. .1 'I- af , F i .fin MICHAEL COCCIA, 246 Pine Street, Mike, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Lis- tening to radio. Activities: Photography, Band, Hunting and Fishing Club, Concert Choir, Band Syncopators, Spring Show. FRED IRWIN COHEN, 164-9 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Freddie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Table Tennis. Activities: Checker Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, B.A.A., Representative Chess Club. EARL STANFORD COLLIER, 420 South 4-th Street, Fauntleroy, General. Favorite Pas- time: Football. Activities: Sports Club, B.A.A. RAYMOND THOMAS CORDA, 1275 Decatur Street, Duke,', General. Favorite Pastime: Driving my car. Activities: Red Cross Art, Dance Club, Greek Club, Senior Guidance Council. RENA LETILIA COSTELLO, 804 Kaighn Avenue, Reds, General. Favorite Pastime: Smiling. Activities: G.A.A., Gifts and Ac- cessory. DELORES JOAN COWARD, 382 Boyd Street, Dee, General. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: G.A.A., School Spirit Club, Check- ers Club. fi' 'x- x s c 9 . . ll , desi . z CONCETTA DOROTHY DELLE MONACHE, 4-16 Henry Street, Conf Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Thinking. Activities: Kid's Stuff. Checkers Club, Basketball, Tennis, Vol- leyball, Hostess Girls A.A., Twirling Club. FRANK T. DELUCA, 702 Washington Street, Frank, Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Playing in the band. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Connecticut Yankee, Boys' A.A., Camden Hi-Larities. JOHN FLORI DEMARCO, 681 Woodland Avenue, Jn, Practical Arts. Favorite Pas- timc: Bowling. Activities: Band, Choir, Con- necticut Yankee, Camden Hi-Larities, Big Brother, Decorating Comm., Insignia Comm., Social Comm. ANGELA MARIE DE MARINIS, 592 Clinton Street, Angie, Business Education. Favor- ite Fastime: Music. Activities: Choral Read- ing. Girls' A.A., Purple and Gold and Record Business Staff, Treasurer of Home Room. SUSIE DENSON, 964 Ferry Avenue, Sweet Sue. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Basketball, Archery, Volleyball, Dramatic Club, Library Council, Pantomime, Semi- Final Speech Contest. GIULIO ANTHONY DENTINO, 602 South 4-th Strcct. uloosef' General. Favorite Pastime: Watching Sports. Activities: Boys' Sports, Sports Club, Boys' A.A. - R' . fi yt A X gf am if 1 Us ff ,,.,, 'mi ,J rs, at tr' 1' ti W ' gp, , K JOAN HELEN DE CLEMENT, 3197 Alabama Road, lo, General. Favorite Pastime: Spending Money. Activities: Girls' A.A., Kid's Stuff, Castle Crier, Record Bus., Typing Class, Record Salesgirl. ROSE MARIE DE GENOVA, 1266 Browning Street, Roe, Business Education. Favorite - Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Concert, Act- ing Club, Pantomime, Girls' A.A. W FIORINO DEL BoNo, 2409 south 8th st., 4? : Cookie,', Practical Arts. Activities: Con- ggwtg, necticut Yankee, Camden Hi-Larities, Record 'ili Art Staff, Band, Orchestra, Choir, Boys' A.A. ' ' 7t'i.-'W' 4 -7 ,L .wt fs- .. 1 as r Q Q R113 M X I 8, 3 , Q . ,Y S., I A . H Q A A ' i A B- , ff- e ' 1 X jll J iiuvgf 'af , ALBERT DEVONE, 322 Mt. Vernon Street, Alf General. Favorite Pastime: Being with the gang. Activities: Ticket Club, Christmas Decorating Comm., Boys' A.A. .IOSEPH JOHN DEVONE, 1834 So. 6th Street, Joe, Distributive Education. Favorite Pas- time: Working. Activities: Senior Council, Boys, A.A., Football Club, Intramural Bas- ketball. RICHARD ALFRED DI CLEMENTE, 431 Winslow Street, Monte, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Checker Club, Boys' A.A., Sports Club. HELEN DI MEDIO, 1324 Princess Avenue, Helena, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Record Club, Home Recreation, Girls' A.A. FREDERICK O'DONALD DOBSON, 812 Wal- nut Street, Freddie, Business Education. Favorite I'astime: Sports. Activities: Soccer Club, Glee Club, Track, Boys' A.A., Typing, Football, Football Club. ENRICO THOMAS DOGANIERO, 274 Division Street, Doc, College. Favorite Pastime: Singing. Activities: Hi-Y, Classical, Secretary of Home Room, Dance Club, Senior Council, Purple and Gold Business Staff, Traffic, Ushers. YN .rtr te A 1 't l 4,1 'r '4 AUDREY EALY, 1743 South Ninth Street, Audie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Skating. Activities: Etiquette Club, Glee Club, Pantomime Club. RAYMOND ALONZO EDWARDS, 537 South Sixth Street, SmasI1er,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Hanging around the corner. Activ- ities: Boys' A.A. and Dancing Club, Sports Club, Classical Club. DORIS ELAINE EIMER, 1166 South Octogan Road, Cricket, Business Education. Favor- ite Paslimc: Dancing. Activities: Dramatics, Band, Sports, G.A.A., Psychology, Charm Fashion, Library Council, Student Govern- ment, Social Committee. DANIEL JOHN DOMERASKI, 628 Jackson Street, Dan, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: T.V. and movies. Activities: Senior Council, Class Reporter, Boys' A.A. EDITH ANCELINE DOTO, 1035 Princess Avenue, Edie,,' Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Listening to records. Activities: Dancing Club, Guidance Representative, Girls' A.A., Honor Society, Advanced Typing, Ac- counting Office. LOUIS JOSEPH DOTO, 741 Clinton Street, Lou, Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Driving my old Dodge. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' A.A., Etiquette Club. JOHN E. DOWD, 1010 Haddon Avenue, Ed- gar, General. Favorite Pastime: Fishing. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' A.A. JEROME DOYLE, 1172 Sycamore Street, Romie,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Study Club, Boys' A.A., Dance Club, Treasurer of Jr. Class, Greek Club, Social Comm. CECELIA IRENE DZIOMB-A, 1583 S. 10th Street Ceil, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Thinking. Activities: Red Cross Club, Record Business Staff, Twirlers, Bowl- ing, Tennis, Girls' A.A. i' 4245, wily . 'WY' - :Z- I 1' Mme.. wt A 'L o f .2 f,,-f - -.1t+aegs-Qftezfsr ., Q:-:uw watt-t...gWgxg2. . ., . . W,.., .. .. ..w.,..v. 3 S ,. ,. of . . X its ssramzfVsfvgggggs -. C.-:f..s..':fr:iss:s.w.ffs4.a - VIRGINIA H. ERNST, 612 Pine Street, Ginny, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: So- cializing. Activities: Twirling, Student Gov- ernment, Junior Prom Comm., Record Subscription Circulation, Christmas Decor- ating, Charm Fashion Club, Insignia Comm., Glee Club. WALTER RICHARD EVANS, 1432 Chesapeake Road, Walt, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Skating. Activities: Boys' Sports, Business Staff Connecticut Yankee., Fix-It- Yourself Club, Easy Lessons in Greek. TONY FARINO, 1156 Princess Avenue, Cuz, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Football Team and Club, Social Comm., Insignia Comm., Work in S.G. Office. i,. Q . Z zz, A .7 , ,., g A ti i,,., . . . ffff ?... 22 - 1 V ia.. k. 7 ' ' 'iik S .f fd! gj 17?15NS . -g:.?.f .- A K 5. 1, X s .s as ttte . 2 - . 7k'.' ' i 1 ,.'1 E153-1 is 2 S of t.i't'i I 7 . '- tiee . ,,..' g J assets f - '1.- f ' My Y. f - 4 . .M fl f .Jffft 6 MPX off' ff f fP,i'VDOLO ES ANN FAVIERI, 325 C stg1.:Street, Dec-,U Business Education. avorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Kid's Stuff Club, Dancing Club, Record ming Club. Business Staff, Swim- JAMES E. FELIX, 1338 Argus Road, Jimmy, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Boys' Football Club, Traffic. Sport Club, Football, CHARLES EDWARD FERNANDERS, 914 S. 9th Street, Charlie, General. Favorite Pas- time: Football. Acti B.A.A., Boys' Sports. vities: Study Cluh, GLORIA LORETTA FISHER, 171 Branch Vil- lage, Glo, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Playing piano. Activities: Dramatic Club, Basketball, Volleyball, Swimming G.A.A., Pantomime, Cheerlead er, Christmas Decor- ating, Purple and Gold Literary, Library. JOHN L. FITZPATRICK, 1146 Kaighn Avenue, Jack, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, B.A.A., Sports Club. JOHN RALPH FLYNN, 17 Fairview Court, Flynny, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities : Gre ek Club, B.A.A. Wi... se. M K. f . ,.., .W . as ,. .-.1 ws.. .., 4.. f ss fr. , gi ..b'2 . A I . ,,., , s f A ' SANDRA EDITH FORD, 270 Branch Village, Sandy, General. Favorite Pastimes Being an athlete. Activities: G.A.A., Basketball, Volleyball, Baseball, Twirling, Glee Club, Record Subscription, Basketball. COLANDUS JAMES FRANCIS, 767 Wheatland Court, Kelly,i' College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Basketball. Activities: French Club, B.A.A. ELENA C. FRANCOLINO, 327 Walnut Street, Frankie, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Drawing. Activities: G.A.A., Bas- ketball, Purple and Gold Art Staff, Verse Sp. Choir, Calendar Sale, Drum Majorette.. JOAN MARY FREI, 866 Iladdon Avenue, Kitten, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: School Spirit Club, Varsity Majorette and Color Guard Manager, Canasta Club, Purple and Gold Business Stali. HAROLD FRIEDMAN, 1544 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Chiclc,', College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Driving. Activities: Football., Slu- dent Government, B.A.A., Classical Club, Usher, Assembly Activities, Library Council, Jr. J..l.'s, Christmas Decorating Comm., Purple and Gold Literary, Boys' State Representa- tive. WASHINGTON ALVIN GANTT, 413 West Street, Cofjee,,' Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Hall Guard Stage Crew, Baseball, Track, Football. W, ., 3 as , AQ nt f g 1- sf' 1- , . 1 1 1' , .f , 0 t ' fs at M 1 X 55. 'f I- ' se, 5. use ii' JAMES MATTHEW GIORDANO, 613 Line Street, Jimmy, General. Favorite Pastimef Beating the drums. Activities: Band, Syn- copalors, Choral Reading, Etiquette Club, Dance Club. JAY MILTON COLDBERG, 419 Boyd Street, Cy, Business Education. Favorite Pastimc: Golf. Activities: Glee Club, Spring Show. -9. Etiquette Club, Concert Spring Show, Choir. MARIE E. GORSKI, 111-62 S. 10th Street, Goose,', Business Edttcation. Favorite Pas- f- timc: Vivi's. Activities: Color Guard, Girls' A.A., Jr. Christmas Decorations. ,,, . . WBNXQ 5 sw liiilq LEWIS GARDNER, 600 Cherry Street, Lew, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Actiu ities: Sports Club, Checkers, Boys' A.A. FRANK JOSEPH GENTHER, 3062 S. Congress Road, Frankie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Activities: Basketball Club, Usher, Classical Club, Traffic. STELLA MARIA GENTILE, 562 Pine Street, Stel, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Girls' A.A., Bowling Club. JAMES GERMINO, 818 Pine Street, lim, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activ- ities: Football, Baseball, Boys' A.A., Social Comm., Big Brother for Christmas Party. ELEANOR H. J. GIBSON, 230 Sycamore Street. Gibby, College Prep. Favorite Pastinte: Social Life. Activities: School Spirit, Arclt- ery, Volley Ball, Girls' A.A., Baseball, Con- cert, Library Council, Spring Show. GEORGE WILLIAM GIGIOLI, 324 Line Street, Gig, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: l 0o1- ball. Activities: Hi-Y, Band, Orchestra, Traf- fic, Choir, President of National Honor So- ciety, Student Governor, Classical Art, Home Room Leader. 4 .. S , r . Q- SN ' SAMUEL PETER GRGONA, JR., 569 Van Hook Street, Sammy, General. Favorite Pastime: Whitman's Recreation Room. Ac- tivities: Hi-Y Club, Boys' A.A. CAROL .IEAN GRIMM, 3069 Chesepeake Road, Carrey,', Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Movies. Activities: Advanced Typing, Girls' A.A., Games, Choral Reading, Choir. RICHARD A. GROSSMAN, 469 Randolph Street, Richie, General. Favorite Pastime: Atlantic City. Activities: Boys' A.A., Danc- ing Club, Senior Council. ROSE MARY GUIDOTTI, 251 Mt. Vernon Street, Rafi Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Talking. Activities: Basketball, Swimming, Girls' A.A., Record Business Staff, Acting, Pantomime Club, Choral Read- ing, Library Council, Decorating Comm. Castle Crier, Student Government, Co-Chair- man of Insignia Comm., Christmas Party, Senior Guidance, Purple and Gold Literary. RICHARD CONRAD HAILEY, 638 Van Hook Street, Dick, General. Favorite Pastinte: Football. Activities: Baseball, Football, Jr. Decorating Comm., Football Club. RAYMOND EMMETT HARMON, 814 Walnut Street, Chester, Distributive Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Weight Lifting. Activities: Senior Guidance Council, Library Council, Track. ttttit . ,y MARIE CLAIRE GOSLIN, 522 Lester Terrace, Re-re, General. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Girls' A.A., Acting Club, Medical Room, Choral Reading, Purple and Gold Business Staff, Choir. HANNAH D. GRACE, 1507 Princess Avenue, Gracie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Castle Crier, Psychology Club, Girls' A.A. LOIS HELENE GRADWELL, 2781 Constitution Road, Lovie, Distributive Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Wishing. Activities: Record Subscription Assistant Manager, Record Sub- scription Club, Girls' A.A. N, its sag? ,f is ' st 2 X W JOAN HARRIS, 3064 Kearsarge Road, Jerry, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Horse- back Riding. Activities: G.A.A. Treasurer, Basketball, Volley Ball, Tennis, Band, Or- chestra. FRANK HARDING HARRITY, 818 S. Ninth Street, Pancho,', General. Favorite Pastime: Basketball. Activities: Track, Sports Club., Intramural Basketball. ALICE QUAY HART, 90 Branch Village, Al, General. Favorite Pastime: Club., Charm Fashion. Activities: Charm Fashion, Basket- ball, Volleyball, Discussion Club, Girls' A.A. .W . .3 I ' .tt N ' Q' i ' 5 K 'Xt . . DONALD ROBERT HART, 518 Woodland Avenue, Harty,i' Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Glee Club, Hunting and Fishing Club, Dancing Club, Boys, A.A. JOHN CHRISTOPHER HARTNER, 2022 Ar- lington Street, Jack, Practical Arts. Favor- ite Pastime: Playing the accordion. Activ- ities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' A.A., Sports Club. .IEANNE ARLINE HEARD, 4-09 Stevens Street, Jeannie, General. Favorite Pastitne: Sing- ing. Activities: Glee Club, French Club, Library Council, Typing Club, Girls' A.A. if at f I ' it ,., 1, ,f . GERALD FRANCIS HUTCHKO, 1153 Princess Avenue, Jerry, General. Favorite Pastime: Working in an Esso Station. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Library Council, Dance Club. RAYMOND DOUGLAS IDLER, 309 Marlton Pike, Ray, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: 8:30 Club. Activities: Checker Club, Purple and Gold Literary, Castle Crier, Dance Club, Quill and Scroll, Insignia Comm., Social Comm. ALFRED W. JACKSON, 104 Mt. Vernon Street, Al, General. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Senior Guidance Council, Senior Guidance Club, B.A.A. 1 X-. x 'X '73 . ' Fw.. .ink all M V fa... tx 'N B Y ' L- an ,, iii' 9 Ui 4 S i f' ' . 3sEs. '1 'i ' we ,H t ' T3 L pf ., 7 . r. 1 S m .. X18 t M 1 W... 2 gl i if X' . ft . 1: 5 .' it - . ' L, H 'wa 'R 5-' f i, ' 4' DONALD BERNARD HENLEY, 851 Van Hook Street, Don, General. Favorite Pastime: Band Leading. Activities: Track, Football, Actors Club, Connecticut Yankee, Classical Club. ARNOLD HENSON, 171-I South 7th Street, Bucky, General. Favorite Pastime: Making friends. Activities: Chess Club, Hi-Y Club, Connecticut Yankee, Student Government. SHIRLEY TONI HESS, 621 Ferry Avenue, Shirl, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Roller Skating. Activities: Checkers, Volley Ball, Homeroom President, Christmas Decorating. DAVID BARRY HOFFMAN, 1135 Empire Avenue, Duffy, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Record Liter- ary Stafi, Track Manager, National Honor Society, Quill and Scroll, Temple Math Tour- nament. DOLORES LORRAINE HOWELL. 331 Berkley Street, Dee, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Smiling. Activities: Crocheting Club, G.A.A. ETHEL JOYCE HUNTER, 6l-l- Spruce Street, ufoycef' Business Education. Favorite Pus- time: Working at the Princess. Activities: Knitting Club, G.A.A., Typing Club. K E-. . w , , - r F ' '. 1' 5 . , JJ 2 its cl? it B' E5 t K t S7 1' I J., PAUL FRANCIS JOHNSON, 2981 Alabama Road, Paul, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Social Life. Activities: Glee Club, Photography, Business Staff, B.A.A. DORIS ELIZABETH JONES, 136 Branch Vil- lage, .lonesy, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Collecting Modern Jazz Records. Activities: Typing Club, Bowling, Badmin- ton, Basketball, Hockey, Tennis, Purple and Gold Business Staff, Cheerleading, Hockey, Volleyball. EDWARD SIDNEY KAPLAN, 1555 Wildwood Avenue, Yip, General. Favorite Pastimc: Cutting myself with glass! Activities: Pho- tography Club, Fi-It-Yourself Club, Sports Club. MARY IRENE KARWAN, 1609 South 6th Street, Mugs, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Talking. Activities: Crocheting Club, Girls' A.A., Library Council, Christmas Decorating Comm., Nurse Assistant, Club Club Attendance Office. DELORES ROSE KASPRZAK, 1478 Louis Street, Dolly, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Swimming. Activities: Knitting Club, Student Government, Girls' A.A., Guid- ance Council, Social Comm., Children's Party Entertainment. HARVEY KATINSKY, 522 Randolph Street, Haw, College Prep. Favorite Pastinie: Taking pictures. Activities: Photography Club, Connecticut Yankee Business Staff, Jr. J.J., Ushers, Traliic. , 1 ,jf ROSETTA JACKSON, 700 Walnut Street, Rose, General. Favorite Pastinie: Baseball. Activities: G.A.A. JOANNA V. JAKUBOWSKI, 1-192 Louis Street, Jo, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Eating. Activities: Classical Club, Red Cross Club, Archery, G.A.A., Nurse's Office, Library Council, Traffic, Christmas Play, Sen. Presi- dent of Jr. Red Cross. DOROTHY ANNE JOHNSON, 2311 South 8th Street, Dot, Distribution Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Meditating. Activities: Crochet- ing, G.A.A., Antique Club, Purple and Gold Art Staff, Calendar Sale, Mr. Harden's Helper. . . si..- W ails? r i ,,,- i , .. A -1- ,Q . ' . - , w 5 . ,,.. . , V In ' 1, -,fj- ' 1 - Z ' K. ' Vigil ... ' ig: L N I bf ' '- RICHARD JOHN KAWSZAK, 1220 Dayton Street., Richie, General. Favorite Pastime: Sporting. Activities: Red Cross Art, Boys' A.A., Honor Roll, Traliic, Senior Guidance Council, Decorating Comm., Social Comm. PHYLLIS RUTH KEENAN, 1147 Lansdowne Avenue, Phyl, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Day-dreaming. Activities: Pur- ple and Gold Literary Staff, Social Comm., Traffic, Assembly Program Comm., Insignia Comm., Student Government, Christmas Deco- rating Comm. ENID LENOR KEMBER, 1006 Langham Ave- nue, Enie, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Library Coun- cil, Dr. Koppenhaver's Office, Senior Guidance Council, Club Helper. EUGENIA JOAN KOLODZIEWJEYVSKA. 928 b Mechanic Street. Jean,', Business Education. , Favorite Paslime: Singing. Activities: Choir. Archery. Swimming, Girls' A.A. ESTHER KORETZ, 2909 Constitution Road. Es, Business Education. Favorite l,Il5liII10I Day-dreaming. Activities: I.ibrary Council. Choir. Swimming Club. Girls' A.A.. Assem- bly Comm.. Social Comm.. Connecticut Yankee, Calndcn Hi-Larities. RAYMOND KRAEMER. 2253 South Tth Street, Ray, Practical Arts. Favorite l,tlSlill1CI Bowling. Activities: Boys' A.A. PETER ROBERT KRETZU. 1203 S. Octagon A Road, Pete, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Taking off in my Ford. Activ- ities: Hi-Y Club. Sports Club, Boys, A.A. Record. Ili-I.aritics. BEVERLY JUNE KUHLMAN, 2271- South 7th Street. Bev, Business Education. Favorite vu-ak. Paslimc: Arguing with Rosie. Activities: Public Speaking Contest, Chairntan Insignia Comm., Social Comm. Publicity Chairman, Student Government. Library Council. Purple and Gold I.iterary. National Honor Society, Traffic, Quill and Scroll. Basketball, Castle X Crier, Christmas Decorating Comm.. Chil- dren's Home Party, Christmas Play, Record Business. J AGNES BERNADINE KURAS, 926 Mechanic Street. Aggie, General. Favorite Pastime: H Listening to cowboy music. Activities: Girls, 6' A.A., Junior Red Cross. JOIIANNA KWASIZUR, 1231 Wliitlitzlli Ave- nue, Io, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Bowling. Activities: Etiquette Club, Girls' A.A., Bowling, Crocheting Club, Rec- ord Subscription and Circulation. JEAN KWOKA, I3-17 Whitman Avenue. Gee, Business E d u c a t io n. Favorite 1,llSlilIlf'I Dreaming. Activities: Vice-President of Na- tional Honor Society. Treasurer of Student Government. Record Business Manager, G.A.A., Bottling, Big Sister. Z2 'S ig Q . 'T 'Q ff c JOHN L QK. lstyot-.-a!fstr.st-t, Ja-1.-. C01- in E -5 5.3 fi - jf le - , cp. 1 ,Kai r'tQ J'-nstime: Dugan's. Ac- is fig i Q it tiff' 'est Qlfoits, ubi, Claissical Club, Dance iig , il. iii '. Cu 'sid' f'o Senior 4' i nevljouncil. For f ' A .f e A N A a, f' C' 9' ' l ,i ,ii' Q, LH ,X I-L X XL I xxx ' N' :R V it 4 ff ' A ,W 1 to if an .4 4- W ,L 'okjgdg NSW JOSEPIIINE VIRGINIA LAFFERTY, 3225 Mt. Ephraim Avenue, Jo, Business Edtlcation. Favorite Paslime: Dancing. Activities: Rce- t I 5 ft' PJ ord Subscription and Circulation, Girls' A.A. ESTIIER NEVADA LANE, 2766 Congress Road, Es, Business Education. Favorite Paslime: Recalling memories. Activities: Library 3 Council Treasurer. Insignia Comm., Purple and Gold Business Staff, Record Business , si Staff. Harvest Moon Chairman, Insignia Comm. PETER Wn.l.1AM LASHKEVICH. sas Sylvian Street, Pete, College Prep. Favorite Pas- Gly time: Sports. Activities: Boys' A.A., Baud, Cheerleader, Sports Club, Window Painting. v I Y RAYMOND JOSEPH LEHMAN, 1253 Decatur Street, Ace, General. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. Activities: Ticket Staff, Boys' A.A., Sports Club. STUART LIBERMAN, 2220 Baird Boulevard, Sta, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Base- ball. Activities: Checkers Club, Greek Club, Boys, A. A. MYRTLE ELAINE LICKFELD, 1127 America Road, Myrtle, General. Favorite Pastime: Roller Skating. Activities: Twirling Club, Girls' A.A., Junior Prom Comm., Jttnior Executive Comm., Charm and Fashion Club, Glee Club. GINA LAURA LOCILENTO, 1209 Van Hook Street, Jean, Business Education. Favorite Pastime Dancing. Activities: Student Gov- ernment, Girls' A.A., Record Distribution. FRANKLYN HOWELL LORD, 1450 Wildwood Avenue, Frank,', Practical Arts. Favorite Iastime: Waiting for vacation. Activities: -Boys' A.A., Etiquette Club, Connecticut Yau- kee. Stage Manager. MARTHA LOYBA, 1129 Sycamore Street, Marty, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Playing Records. Activities: Red Cross, Girls' A.A., Kid Stull Club. . 'i HPF 'QE' . 2 i 5' 1 A A IZ, BARBARA LATELLA, 1311 Princess Avenue., Bobbie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Eating cream pie. Activities: Record Sub- scription, Record Assistant Editor, Castle Crier Assistant Editor, Connecticut Yankee, Hi-Larities, Christmas Play, Cheerleader, Glee Club, Assembly Program Comm., Social Comm., Public Speaking Semi-Finalist, Christ- mas Decorating Comm., Concert, Insignia Comm. CHARLES LAURIA, 1207 Jackson Street, Ace, Distributive Education. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: Red Cross, Boys' A.A., Chess and Checkers. HELEN GEORGIANNA LEGATUK, 1608 South 6th Street, Hel,', Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Twirling. Activities: Girls' A.A., Varsity Majorette, ChiIdren's Home Party, Insignia Comm. RALPH HENRY LYLES, 201 Senate Street, Lylzey, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Library Council, Study Club., Senior Class Council, Track, Classical Club. AUDREY MADDOX, 702 Central Avenue, Andre, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Piano Playing. Activities: Red Cross Art, Art for School Publications, Volleyball, G.A.A. MATTHEW R. MALINOWSKI, 1419 South 9th Street, Mickey, General. Favorite Pas- time: Swimming. Activities: Sports Club, B.A.A., Baseball, Basketball. LOUIS MANERA, 545 Royden Street, Lou, College. Favorite Pastime: Rifle Shooting. Activities: Checker Club, Hunting and Fish- ing, Senior Council, B.A.A. MARY ROSE MARINI, 626 West Street, Mary, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Bowling. Activities: Record Subscrip- tion and Circulation, G.A.A., Home Recrea- tion. SISTO CHESTER MARINI, 1271 Decatur Street, Mole .lr., General. Favorite Pas- time: Lunch. Activities: Chess Club, B.A.A., Dance Club. . . of-ff.. ff .2 t 7 VICTOR M. MELONI, 515 south ara street, W Killer, General. Favorite Pastinie: Sports. Activities: Baby Sitting Club, B.A.A. JOSEPH JAMES MESHANIC, 1188 Atlantic Avenue, Joe, General. Favorite Paslime: Driving my pop's car. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, B.A.A. MAXINE MARLENE MESRAU, 419 Atlantic Avenue, Max, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: T.V. Activities: G.A.A., Purple and Gold Business, Library Council. JOSEPH ANTHONY MASTRULLO, 1224 Lang- ham Avenue, Ioe, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Ticket Oflice, Baseball, Basketball Manager, Stu- dent Government, B.A.A. ELAINE OLIVE MATTHEWS, 815 Jackson Street, Lainie, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Singing and Dancing. Activities: G.A.A., Typing, Glee Club, Choral Reading, Knitting Club. .IOSEPH .l. MATUSIAK, 1269 Everett Street, Joe, General. Favorite Pastime: Gabbing with the girls. Activities: Senior Class Presi- dent, B.A.A. President., Football, Ticket Comm,, Basketball Manager, Social Comm., Insignia Comm. PAUL MARVIN MeCLENNEY, 725 Chestnut Street, Moose, General. Favorite Pastime: Driving around. Activities: Boys' Sports, Hunting and Fishing Club, B.A.A. SHIRLEY MAE McLEAURIN, 712 Cherry Street, Mae, General. Favorite Pastime: Studying. Activities: Twirling, Archery, G.A.A., Concert, Checkers Club, IIall Guard, Baby Sitters Club. SIDNEY MORRIS MELNIK, 1240 Magnolia Avenue, Sid,,' College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Basketball. Activities: Sports Club, Usher, Dancing Club, Tratlic, Current Events Club. FRANCES MINKOYVSKI. 1200 Evcrctt Street, Fran, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Loafing with the kids. Activities: Senior Guidance Council, Typing Club, Insignia Connn. HARYEY MITNICK. 2212 Baird Boulevard, Mit, College Prep. Favorite Pastinte: Base- ball. Activities: B.A.A., Checkers Club, Greek Club, Boys' Sports Club. LORETTA MITROTZ, 1126 Jackson Street, Mit, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Making up. Activities: Red Cross Club, G.A.A., Dancing Club, Choral Reading. SHIRLEY MOLDOLFF, 1503 Greenwood Ave- nue. Shirl, Business Education. Favorite Pastimes Music. Activities: Trallic, National Honor Society, Purple and Gold Business Staff, Senior Council. ELAINE MONEY. 958 South Sth Street, La1te,,' Business Education. Favorite Paslime: Smil- ing. Activities: G.A.A., Typing Club. ROBERTA MONROE, 297-l Congress Road, Bertie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- timc: Attending the Football Games. Actin'- ities: Varsity Color Guard, Manager Record, Color Guard Club, G.A.A. sr 43 ' ws , t ft ' ' .-1:-'Y 'fist Q, ..,, H y, ., w nts? G .- 11, ...ifel . A Mini? ti, s 3 . y sz be U , 1 sb 1. K w V at Mt: .Q J, g . 5 , fx f w. tk Q if tst 'F LEON RICHARD MIAMIDIAN. 1607 Mt. Eph- raim Avenue, Foz,,' College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Poncho's. Actirities: Track, Na- tional Honor Society, Math Club, Temple Math Tournament, Traffic, Track. JANET MICK, 488 Rand Street, Mickey, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Mak- ing eyes. Activities: Twirling Club, Varsity Majorette, Social Comm., Student Govern- ment, G.A.A., Christmas Decorations, Glec Club. GEORGE T. MILLER, 1733 South 9lIl Street, Pete, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Basketball. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, Hi-Y Club, B.A.A. i , r -1 st, . 5 Q .K , 5 Wg. f W JOHN MOORE, 2137 Van Buren Street, Gabe, General. Favorite Pastime: Riding the 88.', Activities: Boys, Sports Club, Home Room Leader and Representative, B.A.A. GAETAN MOSCARIELLO, 1323 Browning Street, Guy, Practical Arts. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: Fix-It-Yourself Club, B.A.A., Baseball, Sports Club. AMES MOTON, 1932 South 7th Street, Ty- rone, General. Favorite Pastime: Driving my unele's convertible. Activities: Decor- ating Comm., Senior Class Council, B.A.A. If VVALTER MROWCZYNSK1, 1371 Park Boule- vard, Irish, Practical Arts. Favorite Pas- time: Smiling. Activities: Hunting and Fish- ing Club, B.A.A. IRMA SUE NEEF, 1182 Kenwood Avenue, iVeffie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Writing Letters. Activities: Co-Captain Cheerleaders, Chairman of Social Comm., Jr. Decorating Comm., Purple and Gold Literary, Guidance Council. Student Government, Christmas Play, Chairman of Holly Hop. JEAN LEE NEFF, 1-1-82 Kenwood Avenue, Jeanie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Sports and Sportsmen. Activities: Vice- President of Senior Class, Big Sister, Purple and Gold Literary, National Honor Society, Vice-President of Jr. Class, Student Govern- ment Recorder, Traffic. Jr. Record Literary, Christmas Decorating Comm. 'R .J'::,x 95 M iv ---ef FRANCES PAPRZYCKI, 11-1-0 Lansdowne, Frannie, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Red Cross Art. Girls' A.A. DOLORES M. PARISE, 311 Washington Street, Dee, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Study Club, Social Committee, Girls, A.A. GEORGE WASHINGTON PAULLIN, 2016 Ar- lington Street, Georgie, General. Favorite l'axtimc: Baseball. Activities: Ili-Y, Boys' A.A. . K , , Dfi' A 1 .x 1 F ,fl rzew .,.,t 3 'J 'Ev Q, ' ' Q e '43 . 'Q 'l M . ,ti -::,Vk 1 .3 A ,- M - , 'Qi' 34' . X f - - I 1 k . it . 'Y t 1 t ,Q -fs 1-.,, ig , IS. -gy Vx PM IN 3- H 1 w QQ? fi i 1 L L11.l,1AN THERESA NEP1, 325 Line Street, Lil, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Social Comm., Swim- ming, Guidance Oilice Wot'kel'. JACQUELINE NICHOLS, 701 Spruce Street, Jackie, General. Favorite Pastimc: Dancing. Activities: Psychology Club, Canasta Club, Club Office. Home Recreation. Girls' A.A. BARBARA JOAN NUIIN, 2019 Fillmore Street, Bobbie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Baking. Activities: Girls' A.A., Swim- ming Club, Red Cross Art, Guidance Oilice, Psychology Club. JAMES ONORATO. 1231 Thurman Street, Jimmy, College Prep. Favorite Pastimc: Making Music. Activities: Business Staff of School Show, Student Government, Spring Show, Concert. Orchestra, Baud, Syncapators, Traffic, Boys' A.A. DAVID JOSEPH OSTROFF, -126 Raritan Street. lJat'e,,' College Prep. Favorite l,4lSiillll'I Taking Pictures. Activities: Record Photog- rapher, Red Cross Club, Usher Captain, Spring Show, Jr. J.,l.'s. Temple 'l'ournamcnt, Science Council Representative, Public Speak- ing Contest. Traffic, Library Council, Purple and Gold Literary. LYDIA PANDOLFI, 2115 South 9th Street, Lec,', College Prep. Favorite Paslirne: Sing- ing. Activities: Kid's Stuff Club. Girls' A.A., Library Council, Choir, Concert, Castle Crier. ' w , .?.,.m,, 41.42- 'tw JAMES HENRY PERRINE, 1018 Langham Avenue, Jimmy, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Playing the Sax. Activities: Band, Orchestra, Syncopators, Purple and Gold Lit- erary. ROSE MARIE PRISCILLA PETITTO, 1252 Van Hook Street, Betilto, Business Educa- tion. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Dancing Club, Girls' A.A., Social Comm. ANTHONY WILLIAM PETRACCI, 1135 Prin- cess Avenue, Tony, General. Favorite Pas- time: Being one of the Six Cousins. Activ- ities: Student Government, Social Committee, Football, Insignia Comm., Dance Club, Con- cert, Hi-Larities Electrician, Connecticut Yan- kee Electrician. VIRGINIA IMELDA PETRINA, 2220 South 7th Street, Gin, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Having Fun. Activities: Girls' A.A., Club Helper, Tennis, Record Art Staff., Library Council, Decorating Comm. MARY ANN PHILLIPS, 1127 Sheridan Street, Mary, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Twirling Club, G.A.A., Student Government., Majorette, Club Oliice, Swimming Club. JEAN RITA PIAZZA, 342 Clinton Street, Jeanie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Record Subscrip- tion and Circulation, Girls' A.A., Dance Club, Home Recreation. N ' I Yr.. gi w . STEPHEN PEARL, 413 Rand Street, Muscles, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Bowling. Activities: Photography Club, Usher, Connec- ticut Yankee Business Statf, Chess and Check- ers Club, Traific, French Club, Mathematics Club. DOMINIC MARIO PENNA, 810 Haddon Ave- nue, Speedy, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Enjoying myself. Activities: Boys' A. A. Representative, Study Club, Glee Club. .IEANETTE M. PERICE, 621 Royden Street, Jen, General. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Majorettes, Castle Crier, Social Comm., G.A.A. RICHARD PIERZNIK, 1256 Atlantic Avenue, Richie, General. Favorite Pastime: Sport- ing Around. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, Boys, A.A. ALLEN MORRIS PLOTKIN, 510 Randolph Street, Al, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Thinking of Graduation Day. Activities: Checker Club, Connecticut Yankee Business Staff, Greek Club, Mathematics Club, Boys' A.A. MORRIS BORRIS PLOTKIN, 481 Randolph Street, Mosey, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Staying awake. Activities: Senior Guidance Council, Hi-Y, Classical Club, Mathematics Club. EUGENE WALTER POLANSKI, 1142 Louis Street, Peanuts, General. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, Li- brary Council, Insignia Comm., Social Comm. ANTOINETTE ALICE POLEN, 306 South Sth Street, Toni, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Tennis, Girls' A.A., Dance Club. YVONNE D. PONZO, 714 Mt. Vernon Street, Bonnie, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Baseball. Activities: Typing Club, Guidance Council, Twirling, G.A.A., Soft- ball. . if F if X .. I: . ,at lg . JOHN THOMAS POULSON., 167 Branch Vil- lage, Johnny, Practical Arts. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Games Club, Boys' A.A., Sports Club. THELMA M. PRATT, 815 Silver Street, Cissy, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Beading. Activities: Advance Typing Club, Volleyball, Girls' A.A. LAURES ALBERT PRESSLEY, 426 Washing- ton Street, Press, General. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: Football Club Man- ager, Basketball Club Manager, Boys' A.A. EMILA LORRAINE RADOMSKI, 1202 Thur- man Street, Mimi, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Var- sity Color Guard, Girls' A.A. BETTY JANE RAVERT, 427 Clinton Street, Betts, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Castle Crier, Glee Club, Charm Fashion, Girls' A.A. BERNICE REED, 707 Central Avenue, Bern, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activ- ities: Twirling, Girls' A.A., Art for School Publications, Library, Typing Club. 2.0 1150 Jackson Education. Favor'te A.A. e rd Club, pirit 513 Ran- College Prep. Favorite Playing Piano. Activities: Record Tennis, Volleyball, National Honor Society, Pianist for Choir, Spring Show, Con- cert, Quill and Scroll. M. RADLER, 499 Newton Avenue, -College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Activities: Business Staff Spring Boys' Sports Club, Boys' A.A., TraHic, J-unior JJ. v i 1 xv FLORENCE HELEN RIVOIR, 1153 Whitman Avenue, Frenchie, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Sailing and Motor Boat Racing. Activities: Crocheting, Library Council, Girls' A.A., Record Subscription, Advanced Typing. BETTY DOLORES ROBERTSON, 2025 Fill- more Street, Bet, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Parties. Activities: Helper of Dr. Koppenhaver, Baby Sitters Club, Hall Guard, Girls' A.A. JOHN JOSEPH ROBINSON, 3225 Mt. Eph- raim Avenue, 1ohnny, General. Favorite Pastime: Hunting. Activities: Boys' Sports, Boys' A.A., Psychology Club. WALTER A. ROBINSON, 1294 Sheridan Street, Robbie,', Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Taking life easy. Activities: Boys' A.A., Hunting and Fishing Club, Hi-Y, Intra- mural Basketball. WALTER DAVID RODMAN, 722 Spruce Street, Skippy, General Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Shoveling snow for Sun Ray. Activities: Red Cross Club, Dancing Club, Boys' A.A. Representative, Student Govern- ment. ANTHONY JOHN RULLI, 1012 South 6th Street, Ant, General. Favorite Pastime: 4th and Division Street. Activities: Boys' A.A., Hunting and Fishing Club. ROBERT RICHARD REGL, 2054 Arlington Street, Bob,,' College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Baseball. Activities: Usher, Boys' A.A., Hi-Y, Traliic, Sports Club, Mathematics Club, Baseball. HARRY RICE, 1209 S. Octagon Road, Har,,' Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Ticket Sales, Library Council, Hi-Y, Boys' A.A. ALTONEL IONA RICHARDSON, 910 Pine Street, Toni, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Acting. Activities: Acting Club, Girls' A.A., Pantomime Club, Public Speak- ing Finalist. lxll ' x , I 'sup . 1 ' ' , n GLORADINE RUSSELL, 638 Sycamore Street, Sis,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Activities: Charm Fashion Club, Acting Club, Girls' A.A., Glee Club. HAROLD RUTENBERG, 295 Rand Street, Rats, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Playing Sax. Activities: Classical Club, Spring Show, Syncopaters, Concert, Band, Temple Math Tournament, Drum Major of Band, Choir, Purple and Gold. STANLEY JOHN RUTKOWSKI, 1066 Louis Street, Yibby, General. Favorite Pastime: Being with Romie. Activities: Football, Baseball, Social Comm., Senior Decorating Comm., Junior Decorating Comm. ELAINE MARIE RYCHARSKI, 907 Howe Street, Elaine, Business Education. Favor- ite Paslimc: Traveling. Activities: Girls' A.A., Sewing Service, Big Sister, Kid Stuff, Red Cross, Junior Decorating Comm. ARNOLD V. SALTZMAN, 2578 Baird Boule- vard, Butch, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Singing to the gang. Activities: Insignia Comm., Pantomime Club, Boys' A.A., Dancing Club. LORRAINE SALVATORE, 576 Mickle Street, Larry, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Singing and Dancing. Activities: Girls, A.A., Twirling, Varsity Cheerleading, Senior Guidance, Secretary of Home Room if dv' 7' M ..,.f--rf X ELA J. 0 . A tm in 'xv K 5,--ir 1 Sf' . 1 f x 7 1 . 1 , fl'-' I 2 MARY LOUISE SCOTT, 1133 Collings Road, Scotty, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: President of Girls' A.A., National Honor Society, Typing Club, Archery, Bowling, Basketball. ELEANOR CHRISTINE SENKARIK, 1219 Chase Street, El, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Vivi's. Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Twirler Varsity, Social Comm., Record Business Staff, Girls' A.A. VINCENT JOHN SERAFINO, 1678 Cope Street, jimmy, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Driving. Activities: Traffic, Sports Club, National Honor Society, Red Cross, Art, Connecticut Yankee, Business Staff. f X I i JANET MARIE SANTOSUOSSO, 1022 Lang- ham Avenue, Jan, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Castle Crier Typist and Solicitor, Girls' A.A. Rep- resentative, Canasta Club, Guidance Worker, Social Comm. FRANK THOMAS SCARENGILLE, 1221 Em- pire Avenue, Scar, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Usher, Base- ball, Dancing Club, Basketball, Baseball, So- cial Comm., Baby Sitting Club, Christmas Decorating Comm. ANNA MARIE SCARIMBOLLO, 1064 Princess Avenue, Annie, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Sports: Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Pantomime Club, Girls' A.A. ELAINE LOIS SCHWABE, 1429 Chesepeake Road, El, General. Favorite Pastime: Swimming. Activities: Baby Sitting Club, Work in Dr. Koppenhavefs Office, Work in Nurse's Office, Swimming Club. NOLA LEE SCHWARTZ, 2600 Baird Boule- vard, Schwartzie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Dieting. Activities: Photography Club, ,Girls A.A., Choral Reading, Library Council, Record Subscription, Jr. Decorating Comm., Tennis, Bowling, National Honor Society, Senior Guidance Council, Purple and Gold Literary Staff, Traffic. MARY LOUISE SCOTT, 915 Cherry Slrcet, Lou, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Listening to music. Activities: Varsity Twirlers, Library Council, Typing Club, Girls' A.A. 5 .5 'ii i t 1 l .... AURORA GLORIA SILVA, 422 Berkley Street, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Getting to class late. Activities: Nurse's Oflice, Library Council, Junior Christmas Decorating Comm., Volleyball, Basketball, Tennis, Canasta Club. PATSY LEE SIMCOX, 1119K Newton Avenue, Lee, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Pantomime Club, Twirl- ing Club, Record Subscription and Circula- tion, Swimming Club, Girls' A.A. GERALD MARTIN SIMON, 1462 Bradley Avenue, Gerry,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Piano playing. Activities: Checker Club, Red Cross, Glee Club, Chess Club, Boys' ALA. NATHAN SINGER, 1182 Haddon Avenue, Nate, College Prep. .Favorite Pastime: Sleeping in class. Activities: Connecticut Yankee, Etiquette Club, French Club, Band, Orchestra, Jr. J.J.'s. WILLIAM B. SKLAROFF, 1108 Langham Ave- nue, Bill, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Drawing and Designing. Activities: Classical Club, Glee Club, Record Art Staff, Editor of Record, Record Subscription. JEROME STANLEY SMIGLEWSKI, 1165 Chase Street, Jerry, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Train Models. Activities: Red Cross Art, Sports Club, Hall Guard, Boys' A.A. . ETHEL DOROTHEA SERWEIN, 1043 Louis Street, Sherry, Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Roller Skating. Activities: Twirling Club, Junior Christmas Decorating Comm., Girls, A. A., Record Subscription and Circulation, Student Government, Volleyball, Archery. BENJAMIN SHELPUK, 907 Fairview Street, Ben,,' College Prep. Favorite Pastimc: Sports. Activities: Sports Club, Classical Club, Greek Club, Choir, B.A.A. LENORE DORIS SHERMAN, 1458 Kaighn Avenue, Lee, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Trying to make 204 by 8:45. Activ- ities: Record Literary, Archery, Classical Club, Library Council, Traffic, Student Gov- ernment, Purple and Gold, Literary, Public Speaking Contest Semi-Finalist. I Tix Ax il X ,f Z f'k,f Wf' BENJAMIN EDWARD SMITH, 976 South 8th Street, Babe, General. Favorite Pastime: Hustling. Activities: Basketball Club, Boys' A.A. KING SOLOMON SMITH, 1710 Master Street, Buchie, General. Favorite Pastime: Bowl- ing. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Boys' A.A., Hi-Y Club. ROBERT JAMES SMITH, 3137 Tuckahoe Road, Smitty, General. Favorite Pastime: The Square. Activities: Sports Club, Bridge Club, Hi-Y, Boys' A.A. VIVIAN FLORENCE SMITH, 2117 Van Buren Street, Sissy. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Charm Fashion Club, Girls, A.A., Dancing Club. OLGA SOHANSKI, 687 Ferry Avenue, 0llie,', B u s i n e s s Education. Favorite Pastime: Watching T.V. Activities: Twirling Club. Pantomime Club, Record Subscription, Swim- ming Club, Girls' A.A. JOSEPH ARA SOMERS, 836 Line Street, Joe, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Baseball. Activities: Checkers Club, Classical Club, Band, Concert, Greek Club, Baseball, ers, Chess Club. ' ,ff ' - X Q '. 'Y .. 1 vi :Ji J J z LAWRENCE STARK, 87 Branch Village, Larry, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Varsity Basketball, Boys' A.A. Representative, Basketball Club, Checker Club. RICHARD AYRES SULLIVAN, 1458 Belleview Avenue, Dick,', College Prep. Favorite Pas- tirne: Dancing. Activities: Boys' A.A., Club Helper, Connecticut Yankee, Concert, Cheer- leading, Choir, Hi-Larities, Castle Crier Busi- ness Manager, Welfare Chest. FRANK DENNIS SURMAN, 1099 Morton Street, Smiley.,' Business Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Buying Used Cars. Activities: Red Cross Art, Boys' A.A., Dance Club. PAUL ANTHONY SOSI, 310 Chestnut Street, Paul,,' General. Favorite Pastime: 4th and Division Streets. Activities: Boys' A.A. MARLENE P. SOUTHARD, 2275 South 7th Street, Gigs,,' Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Telephoning. Activities: Red Cross Art, Typing Club, Girls' A.A. WILLIAM SOUTHWICK, 1634 Kolo Street, Bill, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Building model airplanes. Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff Treasurer, National Honor Society Treasurer, Traiiic, Red Cross Art, Red Cross Representative. KATHRYN SPEECH, 322 Stevens Street Kitty, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Painting. Activities: Senior Council, Guidance Council, Games Club. ELAINE MURIEL SPENCER, 912 Division Street, Lanie, General. Favorite Pastime: Collecting records. Activities: Classical Club, Purple and Gold Business Stall, Purple and Gold Art Staff, Library Council, Cal- endar Sale, Quill and Scroll, Dramatics Club, Girls' A.A. GEORGE MAX STAMMERJOHANN, 1382 Whitman Avenue, Georgie, General. Fa- vorite Pastime: Riding around in the Green Beetle. Activities: Checkers Club, Ilunting and Fishing Club, Chess Club, Boys' A.A. DAVID LAWSON TAYLOR, 743 Wfalnut Street, Fozie, General. Favorite Pastime: Running hurdles. Activities: Senior Guid- ance Council, Track, B.A.A. FRANK PIERCE TERREL, 1090 Morton Street, Ter, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Football. Activities: Boys' Sport Club, Football, Football Club, Christmas Decorat- ing Comm., Assembly Program Comm., In- signia Comm., Santa Claus, Social Comm. RUDOLPH THOMAS, 889 Jefferson Avenue, Rudy, Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Driving around. Activities: B.A.A., Dancing Club, Stage Manager. ELEANOR ANN THOMSON, 1433 Chesepeake Road, Blondie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Writing letters to ?????. Activ- ities: Castle Crier, Sewing Service Club, Volleyball, G.A.A., Orchestra, Record Lit- erary Staff, Pantomime Club, Guidance Office, Discipline Office. MARY WINNIFRED TILLEY, 2138 Kossouth Street, Babe, General. Favorite Pastime: Skating. Activities: Psychology Club, G.A.A. ELEANOR ROSE TOFANI, 608 Henry Street, Elf, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Senior Guidance Repre- sentative, Purple and Gold Business Staff. ALEKSANDRA KATHLEEN SZALKOWSKI, 1417 Van Hook Street., Sandy, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Dancette. Activ- ities: Purple and Gold Literary Staff, Record Literary Staff, Library Council, Traffic, As- sembly Program Comm., Social Comm., Christmas Play, Senior Decorating Comm., Children's Home Party. RUTH GERTRUDE TABAAC, 1624 Mt. Eph- raim Avenue, Ruthie, Business- Education. Favorite Pastime: Doing Nothing. Activ- ities: G.A.A., Record Subscription and Dis- tribution, Nurseis Helper. EUGENE TATUM, 1118 Mt. Ephraim Avenue A Tate, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports Activities: Boys' Sports, 8:30 Club, B.A.A. 9 A f vw, 1 355 15 .,.. ' 1 1' , .. A ,.,, Q Q11 1 1 ' V , . 5 ., K I A sg. ,as , I if ig. 2 'ef 'f . 'iv . -gf 25,2 A - .: 'l'1?57?5f'3..'J'Ul5':. :1iffv-'?'KZ': i :.'?.1: .ini .EH - ,M . riffs' 'xi' V . , .,.. ,fs- 12 ,-., .--.. .,.. , H , ...gl if b ALFRED SHERWOOD TOPLIN, 1500 Bradley Avenue, Al, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, B.A.A., President of Stamp Club, Student Govern- ment Council. LOIS JOAN TUCKER, 1517 Mt. Ephraim Ave- nue, Lodie, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Baby sitting with company. Activ- ities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Library Council, G.A.A. ARLINE UNGER, 250 Morse Street, R, Dis- tributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Swimming, Golf Club, G.A.A. JEROME S. UPSHAW, 1030 Sycamore Street, Humphrey, General. Favorite Pastime: Letter Painting. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, Track Team, Guidance Council, Big Brother, B.A.A. DOROTHY IRENE URBAN, 1348 Sheridan Street, Dot, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Assembly Comm., Red Cross Club, Girls' A.A., Student Gov- ernment, Nurse's Helper, Home Room Sec- retary. NATALIE ANNE VALENTE, 520 Mickle Street, Nat, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Playing the piano. Activities: Vice- President Girls' A.A., Head Majorctte, Var- sity Majorctte Club. I--.ami mil I ' -- . XE. W fs. 4 ., . if ' 1 ,V f f., , f F: X . - sz. -, . 5 , 8-P 2 f...-...V . . , ,,k 4' C V J , ' It st lf ? x f L 1 ' if lv ' f sir, N nn.. A fl-. JEAN VOGEL, 931 Woodland Avenue, Boots, Business Education. Favorite Pastimes Loaf- ing. Activities: G.A.A., Choral Reading, Twirling Club. JUNE MARGARET VOCEL, 1324 Whitman Avenue, Janie, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Watching for Irish,s', Mr. Touch- down. Activities: Record Subscription and Circulation, Canasta Club, Assembly Program Comm., Castle Crier, G.A.A., Social Comm. EUGENE FRANCIS WALLACE, 1075 Trent Road, Gene, General. Favorite Pastime: Playing Steel Guitar. Activities: Checkers, Canasta Club, Boys' A.A., Hi-Y Club. ii i - :i ff 'ra- r I iff ,I I JACQUELINE H. VECANDER, 1298 Sayres Avenue, Jackie, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Lieu- tenant Majorette, Varsity Majorctte Club, Ticket Comm., Accounting Office. HELEN M. VENEZIA, 1161 Magnolia Avenue, Helen, Business Education. Favorite Pas- time: Dancing. Activities: Nurse's Helper, G.A.A. RITA A. VERDOSA, 911 Broadway, Rc-ret, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Social Comm., G.A.A., Var- sity Twirling. EUGENE RINGAUDAS VIGELIS, 1200 North 22nd Street, Gene, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Boating. Activities: Dance Club, Chess Club, B.A.A. MARGUERITE JEAN VIGGIANO, 1282 Van Hook Street, Margie, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: S lc a t i n g. Activities: G.A.A., Games Club, Concert, Bowling, Cafe- teria, Guidance Office, Dr. Koppenhaver's Office. EDWARD VLAHAKIS, 1224 Princess Avenue, Bolts,,' General. Favorite Pastime: Danc- ing. Activities: Psychology Club, B.A.A. J'-A ., 1 ri 5... .IOHN HENDERSON WATERS, 528 South 2nd Street, Junior, General. Favorite Pastime: Club. Activities: Basketball, Boys' A.A. NANCY META ANN WESEMAN, 2561 Mor- gan Boulevard, Nan, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Reading. Activities: Soft- ball, Home Recreation, Bowling, Wardrobe Comm., Christmas Decorating Comm., Tennis. VIOLA WHITE, 1861 Phillip Street, Vi, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Mr. Jones' Office. Activities: Girls' A.A., Dancing. GEORGE ROBERT WILEY, 254 Branch Vil lage, Chico, General. Favorite Pustime: Baseball, Football. Activities: Hi-Y, Library, Boys' A.A. CONSTANCE JOAN WILSON, 894 Haddon Avenue, Ioanie,,' Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Color Guard, Senior Guidance, Girls' A.A. DANIEL WILSON, 211 Sycamore Street, Bis- cuit, Practical Arts. Favorite Pastime: Sporting. Activities: Senior Guidance Coun- cil, Current Affairs Club, Pantomime Club. iii NAOMI GERTRUDE WALLS, 2912 Wasp Road, Naomi, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: Purple and Gold, Traffic, Library Council, Girls' A.A. THEODORE WASHINGTON, 2122 Kossuth Street, Ted, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Baseball, Basketball Club, Football, Football Club. CLYDE EDWARD WATERS, 536 South 2nd Street, The Breeze, Distributive Education. Favorite Pastime: Passing Time. Activities: Hi-Y, Boys' A.A. JEANNE EVELYN WILSON, 2012 South 7th Street, Little Bits, Business Education. Fa- vorite Pastime: Roller Skating. Activities: Hockey, Volleyball, Y-Teen Club, G.A.A. SHIRLEY CATHERINE WILSON, 2012 South 7th Street, Shirl, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Senior Coun- cil, Library Council, Traffic, G.A.A., Purple and Gold Business Staff. MARC THEODORE WOLFF, 1464 Belleview Avenue, Tu,0y, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Sports. Activities: Football, Football Club, B.A.A., Track, Usher, All-State. I BENJAMIN WOODS, 432 South 2nd Street, Bennie, General. Favorite Pastime: Club, Red Cross. Activities: Red Cross Represen- tative, Photography, B.A.A. ROSEZELL WORLDS, 445 Berkley Street, Val- entino, General. Favorite Pastime: Sports. Activities: Boys' Sports Club, B.A.A. HAROLD YAFFA, 1466 Bradley Avenue, Squeaky, College Prep. Favorite Pastime: Basketball and Baseball. Activities: Check- er Club, Classical Club, Library Council, Usher, American Legion, Traffic, Baseball, Temple Tournament Match, Purple and Gold Business Staff, Public Speaking Contest. THERESA WANDA YAROCH, 1245 Morton Street, Terry, College Prep. Favorite Pas- time: Relaxing. Activities: Purple and Gold Business Staff, Red Cross Club, Library Council, Girls' A.A. NATALIE ZMUDA, 1066 Everett Street, Nat, Business Education. Favorite Pastime: Dancing. Activities: Red Cross, Record Subscription, Nurse's Office, Girls' A.A. WILLIAM S. ZUBER, 1356 Chase Street, Zach- ary, General. Favorite Pastime: Movies. Activities: Football, Jr. Decorating Comm., Track, Boys' A.A. AMERICO JOSEPH ZURLO, 1208 Thurman Street, Joe, Distributive Education. Favor- ite Pastime: Playing Accordion. Activities: Hunting and Fishing Club, Stage Manager, Boys' A.A. In appreciation: our Commercial patrons, our business friends- our classmates for willing co-0peration-- To our general student body for loyal support we say, Thanks, THE Busmsss STAFF Business Patrons ADAMS TAILOR BILLIE'S SPORTSWEAR CANE TV Sr APPLIANCES CO. EBONY BEAUTY SALON Cleaning Pressing Alterations 445 Kaighn Avenue 441 Kaighn Avenue 888 J0nCl'S0l'l Avenue 721 Ferry Avenue Camden, N. J. Camden, New Jersey WO 3-0312 ASBURY BITMAN'S CEIL'S FELICE OFFICE EQUIPMENT French Dry Cleaners Radio 31 Television Service Hosiery 81 Lingerie Shop CO. Corner of Lewis 81 Sheridan 2319 River Road 786 Walnut Street 1123 Haddon Avenue, BANASZ 5 SL 10c STORE WO 3-7681 CHESTNUT'S PHARMACY EM 5-2554 1561 Mt. Ephraim Avenue BLUE WHITE SHOPPE 1200 Yorkship Square GENERAL SERVICE CO. Phone EM 5-4794 Hosiery-Lingerie-Bridal Sets Fairview 1521 Mt. Ephraim Avenue BEZICH BROTHERS 513 S. 4th St. SY DIAMOND JEWELER EM 5-0100 623 Ferry Avenue THE BOUQUET SHOP 800 Broadway GINNY'S FLOWER SHOP Camden, N. J. Flowers - Tropical Fish Camden, N. J. 1033 Broadway 1405 Haddon Avenue Camden, N- J- 97 our patrons, our mothers and fathers, relatives, and friends- D. C. HART 8 SON Jewelers 81 Silversmihts 309 Broadway HAYMAN JEWELERS We do our own watch repair 1234 Keigbn Avenue THE HEARTH 37 Crescent Boulevard Collingswood, N. J. HENRY'S MEN'S SHOP Nationally-Advertised Clothing 1588 Mt. Ephraim Avenue HERMAN'S GARAGE 1750 S. 7th St. Camden, N. J. IRV'S MARKET Groceries '81 Meats 7th 8 Van Hook Streets J. 81 W. CLEANERS 725 Kaighn Avenue Joe Wilson. Prop. JOSEPH'S BEAUTY SALON 421 Broadway WO 3-7076 JULE'S FUEL SERVICE Coal - Coke - Fuel Oil 1585 S. 10th St. WO 3-6092 KAY-DEN SHOPPE 1596 Ml. Ephraim Avenue EM 5-9283 Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph Abhate Mr. 8 Mrs. T. Abramczyk Mr. 8 Mrs. F. Foster Adams Mrs. Priscilla Adams Mr. 81 Mrs. William Adams Alvin Adelman 37 Sylyia Adelman 4-3 Mr. 81 Mrs. A. 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MARSHALL,MD 689 Ferry Avenue Camden, N. J. GEORGE E. MASON Moving 81 Hauling 1712 Francis Street Philadelphia 30, Pa. MERRITT'S The Garden of Sweets 2026 S. 7th Street METRO LUNCHEONETTE Famous for Delicious Fruit Drinks 29 S. Broadway NASTASI'S HOME APPLI- ANCES Vacuum Cleaners - Refriger- ators - Washers 1411 Broadway JOHN OKULICZ Furniture, Electrical Appli- ances 1508-12 Mt. Ephrain Avenue QUALITY CLEANERS Collings 81 Alabama Roads Camden, N. J. RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Rail 81 Air Express Service WO 3-0290 INTEGRITY CHAPTER No. 31 Order of Eastern Star GEORGE REID Monuments 1800 Mt. Ephraim Avenue ANTHONY ROSSI Fresh Fish 81 Poultry 539 S. 3th Street Patrons Billy 8 Paul Sl Mr. Mac Blachniak Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Bleja Mr. Jerry Bleja Mrs. Laura Bleja Mrs. Ann Block Mr. 8 Mrs. Abe Bloom Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Bloom Mr. Hyman Bloom Mr. 81 Mrs. Morris Bloom Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Bodner Nate Bodner Mr. 81 Mrs. Theodore Bogumil Mrs. Julia Bongheno Bonnie 81 Nick Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Boogar Mr. 81 Mrs. Harold Boogar Mr. 81 Mrs. Ralph Boogar Mrs. Stella Boogar Boy 81 Shirley Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Brass Mr. 81 Mrs. George Brotman Buckey Brown Charles W. Brown Lois H. Brown Merle Brown Mr. 81 Mrs. Michael Brown Marlene Brown Mrs. Budney Mr. 81 Mrs. Rocco Burgo Miss Ruth Cambridge Mr. 81 Mrs. J. Campanale Jean Campanali Mr. 81 Mrs. H. Canan Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Cantor Robert Cantor Mr. Vincent Canzanese Mr. 81 Mrs. Charles Capelli Mr. 81 Mrs. Cesare Cappelli Sammy Caputo 48 ' Mr. 81 Mrs. Henry Caso Mr. 8 Mrs. Victor Chestnut Chickie, Willie 81 Donna Alpr Miss Sandra Lee Chiodi Mr. Paul Chiumento Miss Loretta Chiumento Joseph Christopher Mr. 81 Mrs. Arthur Ciabattoni Mr. 81 Mrs. L. Cinaglia Mr. 81 Mrs. Frank Cipriani Mr. 81 Mrs. Joseph P. Clark Miss Melissa Clark Miss Blanche Clayton 5l Mr. 81 Mrs. George Cloud Mr. 81 Mrs. Paul Coccia Mr. 81 Mrs. Harry Cohen 8 daughters Mr. A1 Comunale Mr. 81 Mrs. Eugene Collins Deacon 81 Mrs. Frank Cook Mr. 81 Mrs. Guido Corda Mr. P. Don. Cragin Mrs. Helen Creeley Mr. 81 Mrs. Robert Croissette Dr. 81 Mrs. Bernard Cutler Mrs. Minerva DaGrossa Harrison Davenport '627 Mrs. Bertha De Ford Mrs. Moe De Ford Mr. 81 Mrs. J. DelBono Rita DelBono 50 Mr. 81 Mrs. John J. De Marco ROXY'S RECORD SHOP 541 Mt. Vernon Street WO 3-9318 SILVER,S MARKET Fresh Meats 81 Groceries 715 Spruce Street SOUTH CAMDEN BAKERY 1272-78 Decature Street Camden, N. J. WO 3-2824 STAR CLEANERS 1608 Mt. Ephraim Avenue Phone WO 3-5408 TEMPLIN MOTORS 1388 Haddon Avenue Camden, N. J. R. WATSON'S CONFECTION- ERY 696 Van Hook Street W0 3-9433 WEINER 81 CORNFIELD, INC. Fruit 81 Produce 2nd St. 81 Kaign Avenue Camden, N. J. WHITE BAKERY Bread, Fancy Cakes 81 Pies 1568 Mt. Ephraim Avenue DR. YUBAS 431 Kaighn Avenue Camden, N. J. 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Perlow 81 Stephanie Lesley Perlow Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Piazza Pinsky, The Kopey Kid The Boys of P.J.W. Company Mr. M. Podgorski Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Polanski Miss Lonita Ponzo 50 Mr. 8 Mrs. John Ponzo Miss Mary Jane Potts 50 Mr. George W. Powell Irving I. Prager Mrs. Louise Pratt Pratt 8 Dora Mr. 8 Mrs. Charley Pressley Mr. 8 Mrs. George Purnell Mrs. Jean Radomski Mr. 8 Mrs. Fred A. Radler Mrs. Joseph Ranowski Mr. 8 Mrs. Albert Rathblott Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Ravert Mr. 8 Mrs. Alvin Ray Herbie Resnick Mr. 8 Mrs. Sam Rexon Mr. Ulysses Richardson Mr. 8 Mrs. Wm. Robertson Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Robinson Mrs. Helen Rodgers Mr. 8 Mrs. W. Rodman J. Roman Anthony Romano Mr. 81 Mrs. Mr. 81 Mrs. Miss Marie Romeo Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Rose Morton Rose Mr. 8 Mrs. G. Roth Mr. 8 Mrs. C. W. Rowe Mrs. A. Rutkowski Mrs. Estella Ryker Mr. 8 Mrs. C. Salvatore Harry E. 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Tusler 81 Family Mr. 8 Mrs. David Unger 81 Family Tom 8 Ann Urban Miss Mildred Valente Mr. 8 Mrs. John Valente Mr. 8 Mrs. Anthony Valentino Julia M. Vecander Mr. 8 Mrs. Joseph Verp Dominick Verrecchia Frank Viggiani Mr. 8 Mrs. Mr. 8 Mrs. Frank Wallace Thomas R. 8 Mrs. Mr. Mr. '8 Mrs. Walls, IV, SO Thomas R. Walls, III Thomas R. Walls, II Mr. 8 Mrs. Thomas Warren Mr. Leon Weinberg Mr. 8 Mrs. Nick Wesemann Mr. Clarence West Mr. 8 Mrs. Benjamin White 81 Family Mr. 81 Mrs. David White Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. David White Sr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Clarence Whittington Mr. Edward Williams Robert Williams 8 Mr. 8 Mrs. Family Mr. Bob Williams Sl Mr. Charles Williams Mr. Harold Williams ce E. Wilson 37 Miss Pheobe Wilson Mr. Joseph L. Wilson, Jr., 46 Miss Grace M. Wilson 32 Mr. 8 Mrs. Harold Wolff Mr. 8 Mrs. Theodre Wojcie- chowske 8 Gene Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Wojcie- chowski 8 June Mr. 8 Mrs. J. Wojciechowski Mr. 8 Mrs. Walt Wozniak Mrs. Elizabeth Wurtz Mr. Jules Wysoki Mr. 8 Mrs. Louis Yaffa Miss Sylvia Yatfa 50 Mr. 8 Mrs. Walter Yarock Miss Bea Yeager Mr. Robert Yeager, Jr. Mr. 8 Mrs. Robert Yeager Mr. 8 Mrs. J. Yetnick Mrs. Ethel Young Dr. 8 Mrs. Paul Zackson Keystones in Success CAMDEN HIGH CLASS OF 1952 ALlegheny 4-11 87 IRVING GLICK STUDIOS Portraits of Distinction if Ojicial Class Photographers 261 South 52nd Street Philadelphia 39, Pa Klngsley 5-3154 Costumes and Caps and Gowns to Rent Consult: MILLER COSTUMIER, Inc. NOTE: Caps and gowns for graduation, costumes for plays furnished by MILLER COSTUMIER, Inc. 236 South 1 1th Street Philadelphia 7, Pa CAMPUS PUBLISHING COMPANY MASTERTONE Publisher of the PURPLE and GOLD 1420 Walnut Street Philadelphia 2, Pa wall SCHQIB., :mmm 3? M f fifusotxwlm 100 . ..-- Tr fw ' .. I 'a ' K 'ii A 1, L ' ' K JU- xxx 'W 1' K, Q t ' lf 'H I ' wi, r . QS 'rl - ti A' ' 11 I . . Y I, W Y . 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