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

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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.

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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

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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