Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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ALEXANDER CHENEY Douglas Avenue Lawnside General The class of '43 will ref member Alex as one of the hestfnatured fellows around school. Always working to the best of his ability, his enthusiasm and eiiort made him a favorite with, all. JOAN SHIRLEY COX 116 S. Atlantic Avenue Magnolia Secretarial Joan, our future secretary, is known mostly for her pleasing smile. She is never too busy to help her friends and therefore has won many. Among them is Alma, her constant companion. L . My mifgnniilgihll t if 1 JJ! W ff 'nvvie avi' for LUNCH! DOROTHY COKER 303 Highland Avenue Haddon Heights Clerical Dot admits that her heart's desire is a RollsfRoyce, and here's hoping her dream comes true. She served as cashier for the cafeteria and played an important part in the senior play. MARGARET A. CRAWFORD 121 Fourth Avenue Haddon Heights Our most fun-loving class- mate Peg, with her crazy anf tics and really swell person- ality brightened up many a day for all her friends. Keep' ing everyone happy makes her company much sought after. HARRIET L. CONNER 32 Second Avenue Haddon Heights General Our attractive Harriet, who is college bound, can be seen mostly with Dot and -lane. Harriet has many interests, two of which are skif ing and horseback riding. Lots of future success Harriet. WILLIAM CULBERTSON 239 Reading Avenue Barrington Accounting Bill is one of our more quiet seniors and isn't heard very often, but when there is something to he done, he is always there. Bill has a pleasing personality and is very cooperative. CARM EN CONSOLE McClellan Avenue Berlin Academic Carmen fears that his medi' cal ambitions will be inter' fered with by Uncle Sam. This tall, dark fellow will long he remembered for his discussions in P, A. D. LEROY E. CURTIS 12 Lucille Avenue Crescent Park General Although new in our school this year, l,cRoy had one of the leads in our senior play. He comes from Dalton, Pennsylvania. Curt's al- ready noted for his cheery grin and that sly wink. THE GARNETEER , 1 I8

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FRANK P. BROWN 75 Tansboro Road Berlin Technical Frank will always be ref mcmbered by his classmates for the ability with which he led the senate and managed our track, swimming, and football teams. Brownie is now a member of the U. S. Marine Corps. CALVIN CARTER Davis Avenue Lawnsicle General Calvin. one of our more quiet members, is an ardent track and football fan. He is still undecided about the future but is sure to succeed in whatever he attempts. Q I -ies., b 4' Qi TNCRQS A wixy PHYLLIS M. HRUNING Black Horse Pike Bellmawr General Phyllis, our expert mechan- ic, has been an untiring worker. She dislikes gym class but considers horse' hack riding tops. Although not usually in the foreground. she has given generously of her time and energy. GEORGE CATHRALL 211 Union Avenue Stratford General Darkfhaired George is quiet and shy, until you know him. Anchors Aweighll is his theme song now. because in February he joined the Navy. George's friendly at' titude is sure to make him a great many friends in the Navy, JOSEPH BUSSIAN 706 Green Street Haddon Heights Technical NVheat is one of the more quiet members of our school. He is an enthusiastic baseball fan, and plays on the varsity team. In the future he plans to be a technical engineer. RAYMOND CATHRALL 211 Union Avenue Stratford General Ray is a quiet. inconspieuf ous fellow whose fine qualities can best be appreciated by those who know him well. Ray. the other Cathrall twin, joined up with Uncle Sam's Navy with George. HARRY CALLOWAY 132 Monroe Avenue Magnolia Accounting This blond-haired fellow was ready to make fun at all times. He was quiet and worked well without thought of gaining recognition. He enjoyed football, gym work and the ladies company. JANICE CHALMERS 1644 Oak Avenue Haddon Heights- Secretarial lanice is quite busy for a girl her size. She can usually be found in 210 or the li- brary. Janice is undecided about the future but her sue' cess is insured by her pleas.- ant personality in whatever she attempts. L7 W! VICTORY EDITION

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19 VICTORY EDITION ETHEL DANFIELD 8 Trenton Avenue Laurel Springs Secretarial Ethel's favorite subyect is stenography. She hopes to he a secretary. As a freshman and sophomore she partici' pated in softball, hockey and basketball. ESTHER DIXON Clements Bridge Road Barrington Clerical One of those Dixon girls, Es played basketball for three years and served as captain of our freshman team. Cheerful and depend' able, her ready smile can al' ways Ive seen on our down- town campus. ELLEN L. DAVIDSON 733 Park Avenue Laurel Springs Academic Here is a grand girl. She is active on the library coun' cil and had the feminine lead in our senior play. She goes for Glenn Miller's music in a big way. RACHEL DON NALLEY 215 East Atlantic Avenue Haddon Heights Academic Rae, a pal to everyone, is an athletic miss. Among the sports that interested her were hockey and swimming. She recently became swimming manager. Rae, college bound, has our best wishes. -LES CHARLES DENLINGER 112 Seventh Avenue Haddon Heights General This fellow is one of our short, blond seniors. He is wcll'likcd and has a pleasant disposition which wins him many friends. Abie likes women and drums. GEORGE R. DUNCAN Haines Avenue Berlin Technical George is our class's Mr, Five by Fivel' but always had plenty of ambition in gym class. He was inclined to be argumentative at times but always had plenty of jokes. F. I Thumb Exp-ess... lf? .se LOUIS DI PRIZITO 107 Clements Bridge Road Barrington Accou-nting Lou is one of those good' natured, funfloving fellows. He gets along with everyone, including the teachers. His favorite pastimes are dancing and girls. Someday he hopes to be an accountant. DAVID H. EADLINE 323 Eighth Avenue Haddon Heights Technical Dave is one of our out' standing seniors. He worked willingly to attain member' ship in the National Honor Society and capably handled positions as Scribe photog' rapher and feature editor at the same time. W .