Atlantic City High School - Herald Yearbook (Atlantic City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 216 of the 1948 volume:

1.5 5 - K - Xe fx, e'- - L X g 655 1: XXXXX. 5 ' 4 ew K U g Mr 1 W' The people have come far and can look back and say, We will go farther yet. Edited and published by students of Atlantic City High SCh0rml The design was made hx Richard I-Im-ye. '-19. PAGE 2 And after the strife ot' War begins the strife of Peat-e. The quotatiolis used ou tht' divider pages throughout thi book are all taken from Curl Szmdburgs The Ikwmpie. Yes . by permission of H211'i'0lll't, Brace Sz Co. fPHE Volume- H HUHLALD 1943 FUREWURD You can blow on great brass horns A the awful elamors of war and revolution when swarming anonymous shadowshapes obliterate old Big Names and cross out what Q and oier what on a fresh blank page. PAGE 4 DEDIIIATIUN -XX X- -..--5L- AI' T: X Ilii- 1' WXWQ stall Iwi: '-1' Z 7 M 'l Rx Our four years have ended, four halcyon years. marred only by the vague reverberations of distant war and revolution. We entered high school in the midst of the strife of Wai '. We graduate confronted by the more complex strife of peace. Behind us are the blunders and the folly of the past, but before us lies the fresh blank page of the future, on which We can record an era of authentic and enduring peace. It is to this task, to which the urgency of the hour commits us, that we dedicate THE HERALD of 1948. IAGE. 5 QM of Cmfmb BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK BOOK 'A' 'A' 'k I .............. ADMINISTRATION 'A' if 'A' II .............. SENIORS if ff III .............. DRAMATIOS if ,Q IV .............. ORGANIZATIONS ff 1? f V .............. ATHLETICS if I f VI .............. SOCIAL f I ff VII .............. PATRONS ADMINISTRATIUN Book I . -WWXQ .um NX W JW X The scaffolding holds the arch in place till the keystone is put in to stay. Then the scaffolding comes out. Then the arch stands strong .......... So long' as each piece does its Work the arch is alive, singing, a restless choral. IAGL 7 ff iff' and h ! 3,5 fs 1' 1 4 :, g?' 3851 t Q Q , Q W iff V W 7 ti! 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PAGE 11 auf MRS FE N TON . 'Ummgvr N . I 2 5 . x.J 3, d ' : DR. RAYMOND WHITMOYER nl' Head of Science Dept. V V: MR, THOMAS BARKER M R Q alta, A 'Zig af' Q19 2 he . R MR. GEORGE HESS L HdfC ' R P 'h X ix 5 H . J IIS 4' ff' v 'W -Z' MR. JOHN 1AQulsH Q Head of Music Dept. X -7 PAGE 12 MR. CLARENCE DIKE :ji -K-f'f' Head of English Dept. by A62 'w n If 3 -L, 5 ' 5 'J MISS BERTHA STANBURC Head of Mathematics Dept. QQDAB I 'X , 3 ,Q '3:A 0 Ig E- .fffft 198 NS 5??' lb ' 4'i'r SEV ! 0 gr Q rbciboqf is .H , ff, L. W IIIIIII- ?e,fo un I Vr'g 55, an Q ya Head of Soc al Sc ence Dept XXL I 'Nc E, e MR ALEXANDER HUGHES 'W 'n oo . x y Head'ofForei L D r U O 'P E vii' f 114444.44-M I so I' MR. WILLIAM K. SCHWAB x' I I ' I' X '7 iq-S PAGE 13 Nix Jgibf Q-n X! x3 1119 1iP1lIL?1lII.lPl'3 LINDOL E. FRENCH 1877 .......... 1947 Faculty Advisor of THE HERALD 1913 to 1946 W I' XXX Il. A, X W GUIDANCE in .... 7 'tum NV .-.n1l Why did the children put beans in their ears when the one thing we told the Children they must not do was put beans in their GHIQQ Why did the children pour molasses on the cat when the one thing we told the children they must not do was pour molasses on the cat?', IACI-1 .a --ly- A S -i',,,,. ,, . v my ,.. . A ig feta, . 1. ib -F353-If o If Xxx, QQ ' r X - , L5 EY 'I' XA . 12 WW I 0 f.0yf v i y 'f W' ' Y- Z ' Q A 'xl , x I-Z7 ,W .375 vwml k W i V LX ff! WX - rg . a I H H T f ' - Q 11 o J W M . iff 'K' 4' X? T 3552 Ll hi 'nn vnnwea. .. 5 f , f f, 'f 4. i I - n Z, fx PAGE 16 Guidance --'gf 'XJ-14 1... A MRS. PETRUZZELLI MR. FACAN MISS MELLETT MR. LEVIN MISS KYPER MR. C PAGE 17 ARNEY I vii PAGE 18 Pop SENIURS Book II in E Q will E' will Ml Q W 'I IW Rt Out of this mass are shaped Armies, navies, work gangs, wrecking crews. Here are the roars to shake walls and set roofs shuddering, Hecklers ready with hoots, howls, boos, meeouw, Bronx cheers, the razzberry, the bum's rush, Straw hats by thousands thrown from the bleachers bottles by hundreds aimed at an umpire, The The The The units of the bargain sale crush, the subway jam oflice building emptying its rush hour stream, millions at radio sets for an earfulg millions turning newspaper pages for an eyeful This is the source and the headwater Of tomo1'1'ow's Niagara of action. PAGE 19 -- x 111 Q Q .W J Jn-1 J Q 1 N, a Ag, vw ' 1,1 I? . ,, Ti: Af g A ' -,M iliiw- ' f IL, v i Q 45 f A Lwm-H' ' ' ' Q Y 2' ? - .fa 3175 N, ,lu fll , -v' N JT' 's1. 'jl,1 ,j4 1 , fx mx ir , 5 - :E I ' ,Y w,t.F2. Q W.-2' if 9 ' , L :X wg 'K-2 - f rf' :, ,if -' in H4 V 45 f lf., J an vomwzg FRESHMAN SDPHMQRE Jvmorz simon, PAGE 20 GFFICERS OF THE CLASS OF 1948 'l'IMU'l'HY UTUNNOR .....,..,...,. ,..., .IUIIN LAND ....,..........,,..,.. I'A'l'RIt'IA JENKINS ........ HENRY GOI.I5S'I'I-IIN ,,., IIARRX IxAIII'I' ......,...... Junior Year -- First Half .IAQ Ix I' IuI.I.0INA,. ,..., ...,... .,,...,.. . , l.I'IROY Sl'IIOL'Ix ..... ....... VVANIJA SULLIVAN ,.,. .. .,... I'rusilIunl.,... ..,.....Vics--I'rvsi1IenI. ..,.,..S1-cretzlry .... . ..,....'I'r0nsuror...., Scrzrvzlnt -nt -Arms il? .......I'r0suIvnt.,...... . ...,.,. Vivo-I'r0:4i1I0lll. .......Scan-t:nry........ IuI,I. I'.N Ix EIIO In ,.... ,....... .,...,.,. ..,..,.,..,..,. ' I ' I'0iISlll k'l' ..... IIlzRI!IzRI NK I'.INb I I'.IN ..,..... ......., S--lun-21111-:xt-Arx11 PAGE 2 1 , .... ,. .,............., HARRY KAUI'l' .......CUNSTANCE 1'RIl'I-I .....,.WANDA SULLIVAN .......IIUR'l'0N NELSON .......RORERT CARI'I'IN'I'ER Junior Year -- Second Half .,,...,IJICK SASEEN . .,,.... IOANNE SAXE ARYLAND ANDERSON .......L'UNNIE PRICE .......'I'0M YOUNG ADAMS, NORMA GENE- Bun , Bank , MeIba -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Library Com., 23 Freshman Lunch Room Com.3 Attendance Com., 43 Kickball, 23 Field Hockey, 23 Basketball, 33 Volleyball, 43 Ci,A.A,, I, 2, 3, 43 Asst. Gym Captain, 4. PET AVERSION-Teachers who lNSlST that A is the first letter in the alpha- betg first-period gym with Miss Graf. FONDEST MEMORY-January IS, I946. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the happy crews3 giggling with Cillg dreaming with Dotg iabbing with Joan, falling down lane's steps. LIFE AMBITION-To spend the R est of my life with that C ertain fellow. S? 'A' it 'k ff? ADELMAN, MIRIAM-General ACER, ACTIVITIES-Upper Moreland High School, Willow C-rove, Pa.: Basketball, 2, 33 Yearbook Staff, 43 Art Club, 43 Dramatics, 33 Hockey, 3, 43 Swimming, I. PET AVERSION-Those three flights of stairs to the Cafeteria. CHARACTERISTIC-Wishing for Friday to comeg finding someone to laugh at my jokes and trying to laugh at lrma's. LIFE AMBITION-To own a Lincoln Continental. 'fr 'A' 527 'A' 1? CHARLENE LEE- Char , Charlie , Shosh , Chlorine -Technical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Cafeteria Com., 13 Sophomore Pan-American Club, 23 Senior Current Events Club, 4, Secretary, 4b3 Math Club, 3, 43 Art Club, I, 33LSlips Com., 2, 3, 43 French Club, 3, 43 Vice-President, 4a3 G.A.A., I, , , . PET AVERSION-Doc's Memory Gems , Sneeder mocking my sentimentalityg Willie's extry credit. CHARACTERISTIC-Braces and bangs, S een A round with the C ang3 Mon- day lab sessions at my house. LIFE AMBITION-To reach that happy state 3 to see Floss and Mit: finish something on time3 to get Micki out of the humming habit. COLLEGE-Ohio University or Syracuse School of Art. HZ' 'A' Sit i' it ALBARES, VIRGINIA MAE- Ginny , Yo-Yo , Ginger --Commercial ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., I, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Com., 33 C.A.A.. I. 2. 3, 43 Human Relations Council, 33 Public Safety Com., 43 Ice Skating Club, 43 Basketball, I. PET AVERSION-People who ask me where R. S. is and if T. C. is my boy friend3 conflicts at skating rink3 washing my hair after Skeeter's smoke rings. FONDEST MEMORY--luly 4, 1946 - first trip to New York. CHARACTERISTIC-Skating in a sitting down position3 bell bottom trou S ers3 ha P py with wings3 always seen with Betty, Doris, Grace, Stella, Claudine and Eleanor. LIFE AMBITION-To become a P ro F essionaI skater or a photographer. Sfririffritfr ALEXANDER, M ITZIE- Misty , Mitz -Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, I, 23 G.A,A., I, 2, 3, 43 Spanish Club, 3, 4: Reception Com., 23 Asst. Gym Captain, 43 Senior Current Events Club, 3: Sophomore Current Events Club, 23 Chorus Club, 23 Home Room Secretary. 43 Lunch Room Com., Ig Recreation Com., 33 Volleyball, I, 23 Pan-American Club. 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Those fruitless years. CHARACTERISTIC- D reaming O n a B ig S cale while eyeing the situation with Eileen3 ribbing Rhodag confiding in Faye, and communicating with the O.S.S. in Margate. LIFE AMBITION-To have a villa in Spaing a chateau in France, and a castle on the Rhine. COLLEGE-Katherine Gibbs. PAGE 22 ALEXANDER, THELMA ETHEL- Freckles , Little Sis -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Observer Typist, 43 Public Safety Com., 43 G.A.A., l, 2, 43 Dressing Room Monitor, lg Basketball Assistant, 2, 3, 45 All-Star Basketball, l, 23 All-Star Field Hockey, 45 All-Star Volleyball, 23 Asst. Gym Captain, l, 23 Dance Club, lg Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 4, Volleyball, l, 23 3, 43 lnterc'ass Hockey, l, 2, 3. 4. PET AVERSION-Time tests in 3303 Mr. Knowles' everlasting pacing the floor, being asked iust how many Alexanders are there? CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling, being seen with Klub Kismet girls, laugh- ing at Dotty's caricatures, forever cramming for tests with Connie. LIFE AMBITION-To become a medical secretary: to J ourn E y around the W orl D in my fine Buick, COLLEGE-Rider College or Virginia State. .. af -if ALLEN, MARCH E-General PET AVERSION-People who are moody or gossipy. CHARACTERISTIC-Studying during the sixth period or talking with Gloria and Kathleen in Mr. Kleiner's room. LIFE AMBITION-Fashion designer or short story writer. pl. i ,A Q .l. ALLES, REBECCA STEWART- Becky , B.J. , BeckaIa , Bank -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A,A., I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, lg Basketball, l: Perfect Attendance, lg Gym Locker Room Monitor, 2, 3: Wash Room Monitor, 43 Reception Com., 33 Attendance Com., 4bg Pan-American Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Hearing Mr, Mellinger say to the other kids, You're getting to be just like Ailes. FONDEST MEMORY-June, 1948. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen down at Milt's with the gang talking about the service points we lost, listening to Sallie's corny iokes and l.enore's troubles with her men. LIFE AMBITION-Tn see Sallie graduate before l955??!!. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania. if 'k if 'A' ir ALTMAN, IRA BENJAMIN- Ike , Irish --Technical ACTIVITIES-Pan-American Club, l, 23 Ushers' Com., 2, lnterclass Track, 33 Health Club, 33 Varsity Football Squad, 4, Slide Rule. PET AVERSION-Watching the beautiful sunrise coming over the ocean as I go to Dawn Patrol. CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to THE MU sic of the DEL ta,Rhyt-hm BOYS g and filling in afternoons for my brother with my future sister-in-law. LIFE AMBITION-To have a big red Cadillac Convertible with blonde upholsteryg and to make my parents proud of me always! COLLEGE-Rider. if -if -: ANDERSON, LILLIAN HILL-- Brain , Lil -Classical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, l, 2ag Sophomore Current Events Club, lb, 21 S.P,Q.R., Za, 3, 4a, Consul, 4bg G.A,A. lg Choral Speaking Group, 3, Home Room Representative, 3, Vice-President, l. PET AVERSION-Getting three E's and a G. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Dike reading and interpreting Browning's poetry in third period English class, and seeing the circulation of blood in a tadpoles tail through a microscope. CHARACTERISTIC-Being in a rush to turn in chemistry labs: still eating after my friends are finished. LIFE AMBITION-To be outstanding in everything that I do. COLLEGE-Howard. PAGE 23 ANDERSON, MARYLAND JEANINE- Candy , MurI , Andy -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, I, 2, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Cheer Leader, 4, Oym Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, Field Hockey, 2, 3, Kickball, 2, Captain, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, I, 2, C-lee Club, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, I, Arista, 2, 3, 4, President, 4a, Junior Class Secretary, 3b, Home Room Representative, l, 2, President, 2, Junior Prom Com., Senior P,rom Courtesy Com., Student Council Com. Secretary, 4, Stamp and Bond Salesman, I, 2, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Class Night Courtesy Com., 4, Sports Night Chairman, I, 3. AVERSION-People who mimic my, Oh, piff?e , four years in home room with Bacharach and Apel, Gandersonlandio. FONDEST MEMORY-All the wonderful times with Bill, double dates with Ginger and Fowl. CHARACTERISTIC-Wishing and wondering with Wanda, laughing with lovable Lena , joking with jackie , an evening a week at EKE , meandering with Mavis , jibbering with Ginny , being with Bill, LIFE AMBITION-To live up to the high ideals my mother and dad have set for me. COLLEGE-Syracuse. PET fkiiiririt ANDREWS, DORIS MAY-- Princess , Doree , D.A. -Commercial APEL, ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, I, 3, Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, Tennis, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Field Hockey, 3, Public Safety Com., 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Kickball, 2, Perfect Attendance, I. PET AVERSION-Late again five mornings, or is it ten this time?, getting to school at 8:50, Mr. SuIlivan's, Well, who's my secretary today? FONDEST MEMORY-My first red roses, orchid, white roses, CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen roller skating with Grace and Virginia, ice skating with Joe. LIFE AMBITION-To become a photographer or a skating professional, to keep adding years to January I9, I946. i:'k1'ir'ki'? JOHN RALPH- Johnny Apple --General ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Fellona pulling my ear, Saturday afternoon at Stewart's with nothing to do. CHAIEIRCTERISTIC-Foolin' around with the 4F's-Fernie, Frazier, Frank and e ona. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success, then retire with some good fast boats to race. COLLEGE-Drexel. 'jr sk is i' if ARTIS, TALMADGE G.- Art , Fat Art -General ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, 4, Gfee Club, 3, lnterclass Basketball, I, 2, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, lnterclass Softball, I, 2, 3, 4, Table Tennis, 3, Boxing Club. 3, Junior Varsity Football, 4, lnterclass Track, 2, 3, Blue and White Night. I, 2, 3, Canteen Com., 3. PET AVERSION-Talkative girls and people who criticize others but can't do as well themselves. CHARACTERISTIC-Avoiding worry, enjoying life. LIFE AMBITION-To make a few of my dreams a reality, COLLEGE-North Carolina State. ir 'A' 'il' 'A' S' AUSSPRUNG, NANCY E.- Nun-zee -Technical ACTIVITIES-Observer, Editor-in-Chief, 4, Tennis, 4, Student Council Constitu- tion, 4, AT UPPER DARBY: Pan-American, 2, Pleiades, 2, 3, Acorn, 2, 3, All-School Show, 2, 3, Junior Class Play, 3, World Affairs Forum, 3: Dramatics Prize, 2, Public Speaking Contest, 2, 3, Student Council, 2, 3, Hi-Y, 3, Softball, 3, Christmas Play, 2, 3. AVERSION-Being called Shorty or Kid. FONDEST MEMORY-Algebra Class, CHARACTERISTIC- We have a deadline-Tuesday at 9:OO. LIFE AMBITION- J ust G oing A Iong through life, being H appy and having F un. COLLEGE-Montclair. PET PAGE 24 Ausrm, ceo H -'c.K. , Eiga-ao CavQ IV E2-Slide Rule, 3: m ' Pen Women's ard, 3: gmlist PET AVER - c's I5 minutes a night. FONDEST MEMORY-Sunday afternoons with the gang. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen b and the gang: picking on Ioan. LIFE AMBITION--To be a credit o m y my friends. Hfriitii? BACHARACH, BENJAMIN- Bud -Technical ACTIVITIES-Science Club, I: Lunch Room Com., I: Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 2: Math Club, 3: Home Room President, I: German Club, 4: Study Hall Monitor, 4: Slide Rule, 3: Courtesy Com., 3, Chairman: Track Team, 4: Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms, 4: Class Night Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Fellona's O. K. Bacharach, then what happened? : and Kaupp's basketball problems. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen around with Kaupp, Fellona, lohnston and all the Hi-Y boys. LIFE AMBITION-To become a successful surgeon and a credit to my parents. COLLEGE--Muhlenberg. itiitiit BAILINGER, JOAN TOBYE- Jeanie -TechnicaI ACTIVITIES-Reception Com., I: Athenaeum, 1, 2: Slips Com., 2, 3, 4: Current Events Club. l. 2, 3, 4, Secretary, Ba: G.A.A., l, 2, 4: Gym Monitor, 2: Herald Advertising Staff, 4. PET AVERSION-Being called Yohanne: people who aren't interested in learn- ing bridge. FONDEST MEMORY-That trip to New York with the Bone-Head Crew. CHARACTERISTIC-- S een . A round town with the G ang: getting something fixed in Il2: those daily phone calls: Mom, any mail for me today? LIFE AMBITION-To know l'lI be happy in whatever I do: to please others, not only myself. COLLEGE-Rider. it 'k iff i' Tk BAKER, GORDON-Classical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Cafeteria Com., I: Sophomore Current Events Club, l, 2: Latin Club, 2: Math Club, 3, 4: French Club, 3, 4: Forum, 3: Science Club, 4: Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, 4: Meteorology Club, 4: Photography Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Solving world problems in Trig class, and doing French in French class. . CHARACTERISTIC-Doing my homework when I should be listening to the radio. LIFE AMBITION-To make use of something I learned in high school. COLLEGE-Yale. i's'k'1fZ'kth BANNISTER, LILLIAN- Lil , Bunny , Jenny -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Observer Typist, 4: Cafeteria Com., 2: Asst. Gym Captain, 2: GAA I 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 Hocke, 2: Dance Club, I: Leaders' - - -. . . . I t t I Y Corps, I: Chorus Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Passing those time tests for Mr. Sullivan: and Mr. Knowles' patroling the aisles in 333. CHARACTERISTIC-Always listening to Doris and Julia talk about their love affairs, and Sis crying over Hank. LIFE AMBITION-To B ring C ontentment in one person's life, and become a successful secretary. COLLEGE-Cortez Peters, Washington, D. C. PAGE 25 BARONE. GLORIA- GIor , Glo , Shorty -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dressing Room Monitor, 3, Basketball Asst., 3, lce Skating, 4, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-People who think they know about education, who know nothing about common sense. FONDEST MEMORY-HaIlow'een night, l947g For Sentimental Reasons. CHARACTERAISTIC-Always seen with Carolyn and having fun at the lunch table with a N ice C rowd of Philadelphia girls. LIFE AMBlTlON-To capture that certain someone and settle down, to pound some nerve in Carolyn's head. El? 'A' i? 'A' 'it BARONE, STELLA- Stel , Star , Brown-Eyes -Technical ACTIVITIES-Basketball Asst., 33 Home Room Secretary, 'lg Weather Club, 31 Library Com., lg Athenaeum Club, l, 2, Slide Rule Club, 2, 3, G.A.A,, l, 2, 3, 43 Study Hall Monitor, 2, Hockey, Gym Monitor, 2, 3, Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Math Club, 3, 43 French Club, 4, Science Club, 3, 4, After School Basket- ball, Kickball, Volleyball. PET AVERSION-Unannounced tests, unannounced assemblies, and Dr, Whit- moyer's essayic sense of humor. CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to Caryl's love problems while I try to do last night's homework. LIFE AMBITION-To live, to succeed, to reach that happy state. 'lr ir Yi? 'k Q BARRETT, DOROTHY JEAN- Dotty B. , Dots -Technical ACTIVITIES-Arista, 2, 3, 4, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Art Club, 3, 43 Freshman Cafeteria Com., Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 25 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Always having to wait for Connie and loan, some day they will surprise me and be early, people asking if I wear rouge. FONDEST MEMORY-All the swell people in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Setting our CAPS for happiness, listening to Kay's humor and Florence raving about Brigantine, going to Nick's or the Y to see all the kids. LIFE AMBITION-To make my mom and dad proud of me, and to see Betty stop smoking. COLLEGE-Cedar Crest. t'kY3'k'L' BARSH, STANFORD E.-- Pants -Technical PET AVERSION-Mr. Mellinger's chemistry labs. CHARACTERISTIC-Happy-go-lucky. LIFE AMBITION-To own a pink Cadillac with yellow wheels. Tk 'A' Sh 'A' BARTLETT, CHARLES ALAN- Chau , ChottIes , AI -Technical ACTIVITIES-C-lee Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club. l, 2, 3, 43 Mixed Octet, 2, 3, 4, Male Octet, 3, 43 Male Quartet, 4, Lunch Room Com., l, 2, 43 Ushers' Com., 3, Math Club, 3, 4, Science Club, 4, State Chorus, 3, 41 Home Room Presi- dent, la, Orchestra, lg Dramatic Guild, 4, PET AVERSION-The way girls find out things they aren't supposed to know, the way Charlie keeps telling me that the Hi-Y is better than De Molayl teachers who won't let me cut home room, Mr. Schwab's old-type questions. FONDEST MEMORY--All the Senior crowd that I wcnt with in my Freshman year and the many happy days which I spent in the mountains. CHARACTERISTIC-The boy who has l0,000 reasons for not going to home roorn. LIFE AMBITION-To be the best darn doctor that ever graduated from Princeton, COLLEGE-Princeton or Lafayette. PAGE 26 BASKERVILLE, MURIEL DON- Basky -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule Class, 3, Senior Current Events Club, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, Attendance Com., I, 2, Cafe- teria Com., 3. PET AVERSION--Conceited girls and deceitful boys, Miss Rhodes' Dawn Patrol. CHARACTERISTIC-A smile for every one and constantly chatting with Emma about them. LIFE AMBITION-To B e a B Ie to design my own exquisite creations in women's wardrobes. COLI ECE-Temple University. 1' i' Sfr 'A' it .3 ,V X BEANE, FRANCIS ALBERT- Bean -Technical ACTIVITIES-German Club, 4, Slide Rule Class, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Dr. Whitmoyer saying Get that, Beane. FONDEST MEMORY-The fun we used to have in Miss Hendrix's English class. CHARACTERISTIC-Wild dash to the cafeteria at the end of fifth period. LIFE AMBITION--Catch up on lost sleep. Slrirfktuk BEIGER, DORIS MAE- Puggy , D. , Butch -Technical ACTIVITIES-Home Room Vice-President, 3, Sophomore Pan-American Club, I, 2, Slide Rule Class, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, I, 2a, 3a, Desk Asst., 2b, 3b, 4, All-Star Basketball, I, Attendance Com. I, 3, Slips Com., 2, 4, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-People spelling my last name ie instead of ei , people who mispronounce my last name. FONDEST MEMORY-Dr. Allen's physics classes and labs. CHARACTERISTIC-Always being seen with Art lhe's my brother, not my boy triendllg playing ping-pong at the Center. LIFE AMBITION-To become a professional photographer, to be a credit to my grandmother, and find the right man. COLLEGE-Photography school. S? 'A' wk' 'k 731 BELTRANTE, GLORIA ANN- GIor , Glo , Gab -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-People who think they're big deals, getting up in the morn- ing, school and some teachers. CHARACTERISTIC-Getting to school 8:54 every morning, always seen with Marion and Philo girls, talking with Norma every fifth period about what she did the night before. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success in everything I undertake, own a red con- vertible coupe and travel. tL k'1iY'kf2r BENKOIL, VIRGINIA FRANCES- Gin , Ginny -Technical ACTIVITIES-Arista, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4a, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4b, Pan-American Club, 2, Corresponding Secretary, Zb, Stamp Collector, 2, Gym Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, I, 2, Home Room Representative, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Freshman Lunch Com., Publicity Com., 3, Junior Prom Com., Senior Prom Com., Slide Rule, 2, Perfect Attendance, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, I, 2, 3, All-Star, I, 2, 3: Captain, I, 2, Hockey, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, All-Star, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, I, 2, 3, Captain, 2, 3, Champions, 2, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Kickball, 2, Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, Class Night Com., 4. PET AVERSlONfV. P. I2:45 busses, Fran and Elaine being on timelll, keeping the kids quiet at Gamma meetings, Kitty's Gin, I'm in love l!??? CHARACTERISTIC-Supporting the varsity basketball and baseball, R oam'en and L augh'en with my gals, Kitty, Anne, Marie, etc., we're setting our ECAPSH for happiness, sticking up for Margate, M. A. calling me Cocker panie . LIFE AMBITION-To make all those concerned proud of me, Ginny Benkoil, R.N., see Reg play pro ball. COLLEGE-Abington?? PAGE 27 BENNETT, VIRGINIA VICTORIA- Ben , Benny , Ginny -General ACTISITLIES-Dance Club: Library Com., Slips Com.: Wash Room Monitor: Chorus u . PET AVERSION-The question, What size shoe do you wear? CHARACTERISTIC-Making that long walk home from school: get-togethers of the Great Five. LIFE AMBITION-Social worker. sir i' 'ir 'A' sir BERENOTTO, CAROLYN CATHERINE- Carol , Nikki -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 3: Leaders' Corps, lg Gym Captain, l, 2: lce Skating, 4: Volleyball, l, 2: Basketball, l, 2, 4, Captain, 2: Slips Corn., 2: Home Room Secretary, 2: Human Relations Council, 3: Tennis, 3. PET AVERSION-Gloria's laugh: fifth period in 113: Sunday afternoons. FONDEST MEMORY-Summer of '46. CHARACTERISTIC-Dancing, eating, sleeping: listening to Gloria talk about N. C.: telling the Big 8 about my new crush. LIFE AMBITION-Make my family proud of me: get Gloria to stay out until 3 o'clockg see Lena ready on time. COLLEGE-Modeling school. 'ik 'A' iz' 'A' if? BERGMAN, EDWARD- Eddie , Bergy , Ed , Eddy -Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room, 2, 3: Pirates of Penzance, 2: Glee Club, 2, 3: Chorus Club, 2, 3: Ballad for Americans , 3: Aviation Club, I, 2: Senior Current Events, 3, 4: Slide Rule Class, 2, 3: lnterclass Ping-pong, 3: lnterclass Volleyball, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Customers who buy things in States stores. FONDEST MEMORY-Stringing electrical wire around the tables in Doc AIlen's lab class. .5-gillli CHARACTERISTIC-Walking down the ave MU without a SIGMA thing to do: always working in States stores. LIFE AMBITION-To live up to the expectations my parents have in me. if 'A' if 'A' is BERKOVITZ, STANLEY MORTON-- Berky , Berk , Berko -Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, l, 2, President, 2a, Treasurer, 2b, Vice-President, 3a: Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, 3: Ushers' Com., l, 3: Slide Rule, 2, 3: Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, President, 4b: Math Club, 4b: Interclass Track, l, 2: Junior Prom Com., 3: lnterclass Basketball, l, 2. PET AVERSION--The Doc's Memory Gems , and people who call me Little Berky. CHARACTERISTIC-AL I0-E: unconscious: wagon busting with the boys in the gym: always moving. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my parents and be at peace with my S elf and the R est of the world. COLLEGE-Rutgers. 'ff 'A' if? 'k it BESORE, AN ITA- Beezee -Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., lg Chorus Club, lg Glee Club, 2: Spanish Club, 3, 4: G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Gym Captain, 3, Asst., 4: Slide Rule, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr, Schwab's Aniter : E.T.O.: Junior and Senior years. FONDEST MEMORY-February, l947, Sophomore year. CHARACTERISTIC-Bidding five spades on a three-card suit in those wicked bridge games with Slinky, Mary Lou, Marge and Nancy. LIFE AMBITION-R. H. . COLLEGE--University of Pennsylvania. PAGE 28 BICKEL, CLIFFORD STANLEY- Cliff , CIi , Bick -General ACTIVITIES-Clee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Male Chorus, I, 2, 3, 4, Male Octet, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION- You're going to get killed on that motorcycle. A CHARACTERISTIC-Broken specks, blue serge suits and black neckties, which one? B.M. or M.B., listening more than talking. LIFE AMBITION-To own and operate a small experimental machine shop, have enough dough to race boats professionally. i?z'k'k'kSZ' BINGNER, NORMA ALICE- Angel , BIng -General BIRD, ACTIVITIES-Ice Skating Club, 4, Basketball, 3, G.A.A., 3, 4, Human Relations Council, 3. - - Illini PET AVERSION-People who say ls your hair naturaI? , persons who look for faults in others, Mr. Barkan's We can't hear you, Miss Bingnerf' CHARACTERISTIC-One foot in Il3 before the bell did ring, talking about C. B. , always wanting to dance. LIFE AMBITION-To be a model and to succeed in all I undertake, to live up to all expectations. COLLEGE-Modeling school. il' 'A' if? 'k Sf! THOMAS EDWARD- Tom , T -General ACTIVITIES-Aviation Club, I. PET AVERSION-People who call me Admiral, and who are always telling me how dangerous motorcycles are. CHARACTERISTIC-Going around with Cliff , riding a 45 Harley. LIFE AMBITION-To always ride a motorcycle and still die a natural death, at some time win a National Race with my own speedboat. 1'2t'k'i3t'ki5r BIRDSALL, BETTY RUTH- Birdie , Slim -General ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, I, 2, Chorus Club, I, 4, Glee Club, 3, Cafeteria Com., 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 4, Asst. Squad Captain, I, 2, 3, Basketball, I, Study Hall Monitor, 2, Ice Skating Club, 4, Dance Club, l. PET AVERSION-Coming to school in the morning and doing homework at night. CHARACTERISTIC-Laughing at my own iokes, eating a big lunch inot getting fatl, and being seen with Dottie Moe and K, K. ' girls. LIFE AMBITION-To be a J ournaIist or a social service W orker. COLLEGE-Philadelphia General Hospital. striitirit BLAND, SYLVIA PATRICIA- Dibbie , DimpIes -General ACTIVITIES-Basketball Team, I, 2, Asst. Gym Captain, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 3. PET AVERSION-Watching Fannie Byrd make that mad dash to home room before the bell, people saying: What pree-ty dimpIes , and you make interesting conversations. CHARACTERISTIC-Starting conversation on one subiect and ending up on an- other, rubbing my hands together in excitement. LIFE AMBITION-To become a successful dressmaker or a fashion designer, also a credit to my race. PAGE 29 BLEWITT, RUTH DELORES- Carrot Top , Ruthie , Ruffie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Com., 2, Basketball, I, Human Relations Council, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Insincere friends, Carmen beating my ear about Karl, short fellows, Starky's rare jokes at lunch time. FONDEST MEMORY-Easter Sunday, 1946. CHARACTERISTIC-Jumping at the record store, kibitzing with Betty, Needle, Starky, wolfing with Riquarts. LIFE AMBITION-To make life one great big success, to live up to my mother and dad's expectations. fir'A i kfk BLOOM, SUZANNE BETTY- Sue , Suebee -Technical ACTIVITIES-Home Room Representative, 1, Secretary, 2, 3, Cafeteria Com., l, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Study Hall Monitor, l, Arista, 2, 3, 4, French Club, 2 3, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Basketball, l, 2, Volleyball, l, 2, Field l-lockey, 2, Kickball, 2, Gym Monitor, 2. PET AVERSION--Doc Whitmoyer's Day of Retribution! , gullible girls! CHARACTERISTIC-Curlyi?l hair, listening to Mil's love problems, oh, that lunch table! LIFE AMBITION-To climb the ladder of success and be a credit to my parents. COLLEGE-N. j. C. C. lfT'k??'k'm2' BLUMENTHAL, RHODA- Denny , Rho -Classical BOSS, ACTIVITIES-Latin Club, 3, 4, Clee Club, 4, Senior Pan-American, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Passed with all E's, 3, Locker Room Monitor, 4, C.A.A., 3. PET AVERSION-Juniors, who, after seeing my class ring, exclaim You mean you're not a sophomore? , listening to Joyce's shaggy-dog tales, Club 3000. CHARACTERISTIC-Freckles, impossible bangs, and Drop dead Berky , trying to P ipe D own at meetings. LIFE AMBITION-To learn to see things the way they really are, and to make those who helped me so much proud of me. COLLEGE-Stephens or Sullins. 'k 'A' 'ir 'A' TT? MARY MARTHA- Margie -General ACTIVITIES-Activities in Haverford High: Dramatics, l, 2, 3, A Capella Choir, 2, Pen and Ink Magazine, 2, Fordian Newspaper Representative, 1, Hi-Y School Activity, Usher, 2. PET AVERSION--People who say, Why do you waste so much peroxide? CHARACTERISTIC-Forever borrowing money from Chris. LIFE AMBITION-A good life with lots of ambition. ll' 'k if 'k Sh' BOSTON, ROSE MARIE- Ro , Rosie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., la, 2b, 3b, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Knowles constantly pacing the floor, people asking me, Where did you get those pretty dimples? CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to Effie and her old fashioned ways, being seen with G. B., M. A., D. M., L. M. and E. M. LIFE AMBITION-To be deserving of my family's faith and pride in me, and to be a stenographer. COLLEGE--Temple or New Jersey College of Commerce. PAGE 30 SOYD, MARIE- Boydie , Re-Re -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 3, 43 Slips Com., 23 Library Com., lg Human Relations Council, 3, Hockey, 3, Basketball, 3. PET AVERSION-People saying, Dorff you ever get tired of taIking? g hearing C. K., E. T. and S. B. tell me about their troubles. CHARACTERISTIC-Seeing F. B. make a mad dash to the room just before the five-of bell. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my mother and father, and go to a nursing school in New York. COLLEGE-Barene or Pineyear Business College. iitiriitirit BOYER, JOHN JAMES- Bugs Bunny -General ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Home Room ViceaPresident, 2, 3, Gym Ushers' Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Shaving before going to school. CHARACTERISTIC-To keep smiling all the time while playing pool. LIFE AMBITION--To work for a millionaire some day. vb 'A' 93 'A' it BRENNER, DOLORES- Dolly , Dolor , Lorrie , Iva , Brooklyn -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 3, 43 Human Relations Council, 3. PET AXGERSLON-Sitting in home room bored stiff waiting for the mad rush to unc . FONDEST MEMORY-january l, I947, with my dream guy close by. CHARACTERISTIC-Always asking Mary and Ronnie for gum: cracking those corny jokes that never get a laugh, day dreaming about the next trip home to see the gang. LIFE AMBITION-To be l27 miles north of Atlantic City, and after a few years of running around make a certain H andsome N ecessity settle down. S1 kik A wQ' BREDER, HENRY WILLIAM- Hen , Breeeeder , Pate -Technical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., 23 Home Room President, 25 Slide Rule, 33 Per- fect Attendance, lg Social Dancing, 3, Interclass Volleyball, 33 Tumbling, 2. PET AVERSION-Getting thrown out of bed and making a bee line dash for school on a Monday morning, running around the school in my heebeegee's at 20 below. CHARACTERISTIC-Tryini hard to stay awake on Monday morning: listening to Chaprrinalns corny jo es at Edgar'sg walking little Jack Baldwin around the a s. LIFE AMBITION-To do well for my family and friends, make a mint and retire. it 'k it 'A' it BRISTOL, GEORGE HAND-- My Boy , George -Technical PET AVERSION-Going to high school basketball games and football games, both here and away. CHARACTERISTIC--Talking about sports, wishing I had a chance with a certain girl, and telling jokes. LIFE AMBITION-To get a ood job, a nice girl, lenty of re reation and avoid false teeth. , lg w ' I l l W X015 . KQQAJ-X PAGE 31 I BROCKETT, JOHN ELlHU- Farmer , Brac -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule Club, 3. PET AVERSION-People who think Bargaintown is the name of a lake only: there is also a town called Bargaintowng also the New Look. CHARACTERISTIC-Thumbing home to Bargaintown after school. LIFE AMBITION--To live in New England, where they have hills. COLLEGE--Cornell, l hope. ,k'kif?'k1k' BROOKS, GLORIA LUCILLE- Little Brooks , Pee-Wee -General ACTIVITIES-Library Com., lg C.A.A., Ig Perfect Attendance, 4. PET AVERSION-Mr. Barkan with his daily quizzes, kids asking, Why do you walk so straight? CHARACTERISTIC-Forever smiling and seen with E. M., L. M., D. M., R. B., M. A., rushing between periods to my locker. LIFE AMBITION-To succeed in whatever I undertake, and make my family proud of me. 132'ki9r'k'ik' BROOKS, ROBERT CHARLES- Brooks , Bob , Snooks , Brooksie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Varsity Baseball, 2, 3, 43 Interclass Basketball, I, 23 Interclass Volleyball, 3, Athenaeum, I, 2, Vice-President, 23 Ushers' Com., l, 2, 31 Publicity Com., 3. PET AVERSION-People who ask what happened when we lose, Portner's two- day love affairs. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the boys , having Weiner teach me chemistry so I can pass the Doc's tests , walking the halls with Hank and Dave, We got time for one more lap, Hank! LIFE AMBITION-Summer in Paris and winter in Miami, to see Daisy Mae catch L'iI Abner. ilriitiik BROOMALL, CHARLES LLEWELLYN- Charlie , Chuck -Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, 23 Ushers' Com., 2, 33 Slide Rule Class, 3: Dramatics, 3. PET AVERSION-Being a member of Miss Rhodes's Dawn PatroI. CHARACTERISTIC-Meeting lim Robinson between classes, and also borrow- ing trolley tickets from each other. LIFE AMBITION-To be a good and upright citizen of the United States. sk 'k it 'A' Sk BROWN, IRMA ELLEN- Chubby -Technical ACTIVITIES--G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Gym Desk Asst., 43 Public Safety, lg Library Com., 33 Chorus Club, 3, 45 Slide Rule, 35 Dance Club, I. PET AVERSION-Mr. Mellinger saying, ls that clear . . . as mud? CHARACTERISTIC--Waiting for Lenora to finish her lunch, and jabbing with the gang. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in my nursing career. COLLEGE-Lincoln Hospital for Nurses or Philadelphia General. PAGE 82 BROWN, JEANNETTE HILDA- Baby , Jenny , Brownie , J.B. -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Wash Room Monitor, 2, Library Com.. 2, Ice Skating Club, 4, Attendance Com., 3, Slips Com., 3, 4, Human Relations Council, l, 3, Home Room Secretary, 4. PET AVERSION-What have you had to drink tonight?, Mads unwanted heckling at I :OO A.M., now, if I were you, But baby do you and Annetta live together CHARACTERISTIC-Sleeping I3 hours a day, making Mac feel bad by always proving l'm the more intelligent and better cook, living in a dream world, P laying E very G ame S traight, saying the right thing at the wrong time or vice versa. LIFE AMBITION-To live up to all my mother's expectations, to be happy always and make others happy. 'A' fr' 'A' it BROWN, MARCIE JEANETT- Marge , Jenny -Coiniiweicial ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club. PET AVERSION-People who try to do my thinking for me. CHARACTERISTIC-A business-like attitude, and a ready smile for everyone. LIFE AMBITION-To set sail from the harbor of matrimony and sail the sea of life. A' 'k it 'k fir BROWN, MORTON BERNARD- Marty , Snerd -Technical ACTIVITIES-Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Current Events, I, 2, Senior Current Events, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4a, Math Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4a, Home Room Representative, 2, 3, Slips Com., I, 2, Slide Rule, 2, 3, All E Honor Roll, I, 2, 3' Wagenheim Award, 2. PET AVERSION- C-ot the car? , waiting for Hoffman, Bob's one-track mind. CHAliiZC'l'gglSTlC- Cooper, who can l take out Saturday night? PHI DEL ity, LIFE AMBITION-To enjoy lite to the fullest and make my father and mother proud of me. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania or Cornell. 'fir 'A' Y? 'A' 'ik BRUNETTI, FRANCES-- Fran , Frannie -Technical ACTIVITIES-At Veteran's Memorial Sr. High l9th Ctradel, Woodrow Wilson llOth Gradel and Pleasantville High School ll0th, llth and part of l2th Gradesiz G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Captain Ball, I, Volleyball, I, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Base- ball, 2, Red Cross Club, I, Safety Club, 3, Glee Club, I, Commencement Chorus, I, Handwork Club, 4. PET AVERSION-People who say, I can't without trying first, homework on week-ends. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with Janie , Kay and Mike , waiting for week- ends to come, fish! LIFE AMBITION-To keep myself worthy of my parents' pride in me and tc some day be able to say MY first grade class! COLLEGE-Glassboro Normal School. SG' 'A' 'iff 'k ii' BUNKS, FRANK- Bunky -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club. PET AVERSION-Temperamental females, and Mr. Sullivan's time tests, Gold- stein's orations during the sixth period, tour days in Kokomo. FONDEST MEMORY-Miss BierIy's Frank method of telling me what she thinks of me in class. CHARACTERISTIC-Y-Talking over the female situation with Goode and Horo- witz, my favorite saying, the 'H--L with it. LIFE AMBITION-To become a successful business man or accountant. COLLEC-E-Peirce Business School. PAGE 33 BUTRUS, GEORGE CHARLES- Gig , Nose -Technical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., I, Ushers' Com., 2, 3, Aviation Club, Home Roon' President, Social Dancing, Ice Skating Club, Track, 2, 3, Interclass Track, I, 3, lnterclass Basketball, I: Slide Rule Club, lnterclass Volleyball. PET AVERSION-Girls who are stuck up and smoke and drink, listening to Mac Ernie, George and Tim telling me I'm not a man, watching my dad shine the boat morning, noon and night, Willie's extree credit work. FONDEST MEMORY-Sept. 7, I947, ioining the Hi-Y, all of my buddies and friends, Doc's chemistry classes, Enrl's physics class, and Mike's first perioc gym class. Cl-IARACTERISTIC-Dungarees and plaid shirt, camping, gunning, fishing, a permanent attraction for a cute doll , out in the woods every chance I car get, all by myself at lunch time - sob! LIFE AMBITION-I already have part of it, to try to live up to my mother and father's dreams, two-month hunting and camping trip in Maine, Canada or Alaska. COLLEGE-Michigan or Pennsylvania. '.E'k1?'kfk BYRD, FANNIE LILLIAN- Byrdie -Cleric ral ACTIVITIES--Slips Committee, 3, C.A.A., I, 2, 3, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-To see Blackie , and Stanley married, that eighth period social living class. CHARACTERISTIC-People saying, Haven't the Byrds gone south yct? , where is your nose?, to see Marie get to school one morning on time. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my race and family. COLLEGE-Barene or Pineyear Business College. 5 ir T? 'A' fir BYRD, LAWRENCE MATTHEW- Udie , Slim , Tony , Larry -Cuininoiaial ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, 3, Cross Country Track, 4, Varsity Track, 4, Inter- class Volleyball, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-To pass just one time test on that elite type machine. CHARACTERISTIC- P ants W ith that razor like crease, mad ties, friendly with the chicks, and always trying to pick-up on what's being put-down. LIFE AMBITION--To be a success in big business and make my family proud of me. COLLEGE-Business college, J ir tb 'A' .: if 4 . QALABJESE, EVAUNA-''Maru-PlechnicaI ' i s. ' 'T' ACTI IESL 'A.A., sf 3, 4, Danes lub, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 2, 3, 4. Asst., A Q Baske all, 2 3, 4, Volley l, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Gym Captain, 4, Hockey, .X S , 4, lcv Skati V, 4, Italian C b, 2, 3, 4, Choral Speaking, 3. ,It PET vERsiBN4wlt.-Meiiingers, gf? ho'll voIunteer? , homework. ., . . J CHARAC ISTlC4Always 'seen with the Philo girls, and stepping out with Ginn and lftdlce. xv: UlFE.AMBlTl To b ga success at whatever I undertake and to see all my gtffs with heir ,dr men. .ri I , - 1Y'k'l:f'k'iit CANNON, CARYL ALICE-- Blondie , Hosay , Miss Prim -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 3, 4, Corresponding Secretary C.A.A., I, 2. 3, 4, Attendance Com., 3, Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Public Safety Com., 4, Per- fect Attendance, I, 4, All-Star Basketball, l, Volleyball, 2, 3, Kickball Asst., K, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Asst., 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 2, 3, Gym Captain, I, sst., 2. PET AVERSION-Mr. SuIlivan's time tests, people who say I have an accent, study hall with nothing to do, people who can't spell my name correctly. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen around with Stel, Doris, Char, and Walt, going to church on Friday evenings with W. V., always complaining about Mr. SuIlivan's time tests, acting on the spur of the moment. LIFE AMBITION-To make enough money so I can send my mother to Sweden to see her relatives, to make a success of my life, and to become a credit to my mother. PAGE 34 CARLSEN, ALFRED EDWIN- Little Boy , Dopy , chubby , Al -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, 45 Math Club, 4: Science Club, l, 2, 3, Senior Current Events, 4, Forum, 3, Perfect Attendance, 25 Home Room Represen- tative, l, 2, 3, Slide Rule Class, Dramatics. PET AVERSION-Trying to fulfill my mother's wishes. CHARACTERISTIC-Always wearing a white shirtg l got problems , trying tc solve Cicchino's love problems. LIFE AMBITION-To spe N d all my days with an amiable J eune Fille who is K nown about town. COLLEGE-Lehigh or Pennsylvania. 'ft 'k 'ii' 1' 72' CARPENTER, ROBERT HARRISON- Carp , Bob -Technical CARR, ACTIVITIES-Varsity Track, 3, 43 lnterclass Basketball, l, 2, 33 lnterclass Volley- ball, 1, 2, 35 lnterclass Baseball, l, 23 Chorus Club, 2, 3, Prom Com., 4, Ballad for Americans , 3, Home Room Representative, 43 Pan-American Club, 2, Public Safety Com., 2, 3, Library Com., l, 25 Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, 4: Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 4b. PET AVERSION-Egocentric girls, vaunting braggardsg sly, insidious boys, and stubborn, unreasonable people. CHARACTERISTIC-Never conceding in a controversy, no matter what the odds, being seen with those inimitable autocrats g listening attentively to Saun- der's tales of woe. LIFE AMBITION-To elevate the position of my race through politics, and to live up to my mother's greatest expectations of me. COLLEGE-Howard or Morgan. it 'k it 'k SZ' CHRISTINE W.- Teenie , Chris -General ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., 3, 4, 53 Gym Desk Asst., 2,, 33 Home Room Secretary, lg Equipment Checker, lg Dressing Room Monitor, l, 2, Study Hall Monitor, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-My sister Nancy's ring collection, oh! you're one of the three Siarrsg people who think they're better than others, John Boyer and Mr. atteo. FONDEST MEMORY-Marvin and Beaver - Summer of '45. CHARACTERISTIC-Charlene and lg always laughing, talking about my family: always loafingg being older than l really look: seen with Flora and Nancy. LIFE AMBITION-To see Neil enrolled in N.D. as a law student, to find my family and friends in good health and happiness in years to come. iriitiik CARROLL, FRANCINE DEBORAH- Fran , Frannie , Feggie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Study Hall Monitor, 1, 2, 3, Attendance Com,, lg Recreation Com., 3: Slips Com., 2, 43 Basketball, 1, 2, 35 Volleyball, l, 2, 3, Human Relations, 33 Current Events Club, 2, 3, 4, Observer, 43 Ecclesia, 4. PET AVERSION-Wednesdays and Fridays in T.A.S.'s 331 3 Fran, do you know where Joyce is? g people teasing me about my two eye teeth, Fangog cats with claws, and empty mail boxes. CHARACTERISTIC- D reaming O n a B ig S cale while teasing Joyce and cutting with Chesg a ski-lump, a silent laugh, and always late, hot fudge: and aways seen with my brother Link. LIFE AMBITION-To see all the old crew congregate at Carroll's in ten years: to make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE--Syracuse. 'ii' 'k H27 'A' Sir CASEL, EDWARD IRVING- Eddie , Ed -Technical ACTIVITIES-Ushers' Com., 2, 3, Library Com., l, Vice-President, 2bg Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 23 Senior Current Events, 3, 43 Math Club, 3, 43 Science Club, 43 Christmas Play, 4, Junior Miss Play, 43 Slide Rule Class, 5, 3: lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 45 lnterclass Track, 33 lnterclass Basketball, 2, , 4. PET AVERSION Alwa s the driver never the rid r - y , eg those Margate-Longportsg that 8:45 dash for four years, the boys who rib me about my love life. CHARACTERISTIC-AC 686, playing around with the Phi Del Boys: seen with the Sigma Chi fellows, but still walking down the ave MU without a SlGMA thing to dog Flash!! l ust s E en G oing in the direction of 5 N. Pembroke, giving advice to all the boys, the truck. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful enough to retire my father: to be lucky in finding happiness in whatever I dog to marry a girl as good as my mother. COLLEGE-Harvard, Lehigh, Pennsylvania or Lafayette. PAGE 35 CESARIO, JOSEPHINE CARMELA-- Josie , J.C. , Dimples , Smiles , Jo - Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 3, 4, Slips Com., 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, Italian Club, 2: Basketball, 3, Field Hockey, 3, Equipment Checker. 3, 4, Recording Secre- tary Commercial Club, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-F.B. continually saying, What did you do in history? Give me your rxotesgg Mr. Robart's BIizzards , people saying, Are you and your sis er wins. CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling, being seen with C.M., L.C. and M.R., rush- ing to get to places on time. LIFE AMBITION-To succeed in everything l undertake. sir 'k sk i air CHERTEIN, RAYMOND CHARLES- Humpty Hupty , Mammal Baer wTe-chnical ACTIVITIES-Math Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 2, 3, Inter- class Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, I, Slips Com., I, 2. PET AVERSION-Bertha's immortal, See here, Mr. Chertan , buying Berman doubles at Harry's, those pill poker games. CHARACTERISTIC-lust call me at lzzy's, always relaxed, never in a hurry, laziest person to ever graduate A.C.H.S., bothering Fango, fixing up a cer- tain girl with J.D. LIFE AMBITION-To play the part of the Thin Man, to be an honor to my mother and father. i7f'i?f'5f? CH ESN EY, SHIRLEY- Chas --Classical ACTIVITIES-Current Events Club, I, 2, 4, Secretary, Zb, Athenaeum, l, 2, Secre- tary, Za, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Art Club, la, Observer, lg Latin Club, 2, 3, Slips gsm., 4, E Honor Roll, I, 3, Tutor in Latin, Algebra, English, Herald Literary itor. PET AVERSION--The four apostles of the Rubayiat, Invictus, Confucius and Freud. CHARACTERISTIC-That Collier Brothers' complex with the Langley look. LIFE AMBITION-If I can't make the Metropolitan, there's still Pepsi-Cola. COLLEGE-University of Chicago or Barnard. 13' 'k fir 'k Sir CICCHINO, ROBERT FRANCIS- Bob , Sparks -Technical ACTIVITIES-Served in U. S. Merchant Marine, 1943-1946. Rank: Ensign. Pacific and Atlantic theaters. Attended Veterans' division Barringer igh School, Newark, N. J. Entered A.C.H.S. September, 1947. PET AVERSION-Al Carlsen's problems, Norma's muggins squeal, anhydrous turkey, sorority gals who talk too mu C h. CHARACTERISTIC- How High the Moon. LIFE AMBITION-To graduate from high school, become a doctor, get married, and live a normal life. COLLEGE-Boston College or Harvard. ik' i' if ir wir CLEMENT, JAY JULES- Clem , Chicken Head , Egg Head -Technical ACTIVITIES--Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 2, Cafeteria Corn., 2, lnterclass Basket- ball, l, 2, lnterclass Volleyball, 3. PET AVERSION-People who call me chicken head , Clem, you'Il never get into a Mu Sigma basketball game , Doc's essays. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the 4 New York boys , walking down the ave MU without a SIGMA thing to do. LIFE ANIBITION--To be a success in whatever I do and to make my mother proud of me. COLLEGE-Pennsylvania Military College. PAGE 86 CLYMAN, DOLORES- Dolly -Classical COBB, ACTIVlTlES-G.A.A., l, 2, Dance Club, 2, 3, Herald Lay-out Editor, 4, Verse Speaking Choir, 3, Christmas Play, 4, Thanksgiving Play, 3, Ballad for Americans , 3, Sprin Fantasy Program, 3, Spea ers' Bureau, 4, Pan-Amer- ican Club, l, 2, 4, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4a, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, All E Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, Dramatic Guild, 4, What a Life , Pan-American Assembly. PET AVERSION-People who are malicious, also gossipers. CHARACTERISTIC-Either talking too much or talking too little. How about that Pearl?, Lynn??? LlFE AMBITION-To have the marquee blaze forth with Dolly Clyman - starring in 'Macbeth'. COLLEGE-Cornell, Radcliffe or New lersey College for Women. Sir 'A' af? 'k iff JAMES CURTIS- Jimmie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Math Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, Perfect Attendance, 2, lnter- class Basketball, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Miss Davies' remark, Well, James, you forgot to take attend- ance again. CHARACTERISTIC-Reclining on the bleachers during fifth period. LIFE AMBITION-To have no more cafeteria food. COLLEGE-Rutgers or Pennsylvania. fkirwirivi' COHEN, ANNETTE VIVIAN- Net , A.C. , Quin , Dutch -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Dance Club, I, 2, 3, Volleyball, 2, 3, Pan-American Club, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, Human Relations, 3, Theater Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-Always waiting for LB, in home room, cafeteria food, snobs, and being called Quin. CHARACTERISTIC-Pegs, Pegs, Pegs, and more Pegs, always singing, doing the rhiamlaa, rhumba, and that flirtatious eye, a jug of wine, a loaf of bread an t ou . . . LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in my chosen career-Mme. Annette, Interior Decorator, New York, London, and Paris. COLLEGE-Traphagen or Parsons, New York. S95 i 'iff 'A' ti? COHEN, RINA MAE- Ronnie -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 4, Meteorology Club, 4, Chorus Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Homeworkl, people who lie and are insincere. FONDEST MEMORY-My first summer in Atlantic City. CHARACTERISTIC-Chewing gum and day dreaming. LIFE AMBITION-'To go to Europe, also to collect rare and old books and man- uscripts. fr-kv!--kuif COLLINS, EUGEN E- Scoop , Steve -Technical ACTIVITIES-Junior Varsity Baseball, l, Varsity Baseball, 4, Lunch Room Com., l, 2, lnterclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, l, Chorus Club, l, 2, Glee Club, 3. PET AVERSION-Miss Davies': You're a menace to the future of America. CHARACTERISTIC-Showing some people Aa hard way to go, some people think l'm conceited, so l'll put that in to satisfy them. LIFE AMBITION-To come home with a couple of bars in a few years. COLLEGE-U, S. Army Air Forces Technical School. PAGE 37 COOK, FREDERICK COOK-Technical irtikiiir COOK, HOWARD-''Cookie -Technical ACTIVITIES-German Club, Observer Reporter. PET AVERSION-Can't stand conceited drips. FONDEST MEMORY--litney rush. CHARACTERISTIC-Serious thought of future, attention caught by good music, swing or classical. L I FE AMB ITION-Plastic surgeon. COLLEGE-Rutgers. iriiirkik COOPER, JOYCE- Jo , Chicken , Joycie , Coop -Technical ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, 3, Checkers Com., 3, Pan-American, 4, Christmas Play, 4, G.A.A., 4, Theater Guild, 4. PET AYERSION-Havini to explain that Julie C. and I are not related, being mistaken for a Sop omore, P iping D own at meetings. FONDEST MEMORY-Four days in Kokomo. CHARACTERISTIC-Dashing up the front corridor to get to home room just as the 8:55 bell rings, writing pomes ialso spelled poems l, laughing at my Sorors' corny jokes, curley hair, flirting, fighting with Ray in home room. LIFE AMBITION-To learn how to get along with people, generally, tc wish, but never to want, to be happy, but never satisfied. fkitkit' COOPER, JULIA ROSE- Coop , Jule , J.C. -Technical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Cafeteria, I, Attendance Com., 2, 3, Gym Captain, 2, Wash Room Monitor, 3, Reception Com., 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Dressing Room Monitor, 4, Study Hall Monitor, 2. PET AVERSION-People who mistake me for Joyce Cooper, Joyce and those .Blu- menthal brothers, Mr. M ellinger always giving out E s in C hemistry class, Miriam's red hair and voice. CHARACTERISTIC-Short, blonde hair, Hello .Cooper's! , Kranzdorf, l'm going to Philadelphia Friday or Saturday , P iping D own at meetings. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful and happy as my sister, make my mother and father as proud of me as they are of Bette. COLLECE-Temple U, 'if 'I' it 'A' it COOPER, NANCY LEE- Nanny , Coopy , Shorty -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 4, Volleyball, 2a, 3, 4, Ice. Skating Club, 4, Human Relations Council, Ba, Attendance Com., 3, 4, Senior Pan- Arnerican Club, 4, Entrant in Pan-American Rotary Contest, 4, Study Room Monitor, I. PET AVERSION-L.W.K.'s time tests, C.P.R.'s written lessons, Senior English work, when people spell my last name as Copper. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with B.P. and L.P., on the steps after lunch with the girls for that Ugab fest , lemon pies and pretzels, talking to Joanie and Caryl in home room. LIFE AMBITION-To round off the four corners of the earth in a yellow con- vertible, be a good secretary, Qstartling things have happenedl. PAGE ss COPES, SONlA- Sonny -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cheer Leader, 3, 43 G.A.A., i. 2, 3, 4, Board, 2, 45 Leaders' Corps, Captain, 4, Officer, 3, Home Room Representative, l, 3, 4, Secretary, 23 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 43 Tennis Championship, 45 All-Star Volleyball, Basket- ball and Hockey, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION- Dawn Patrol , people always saying, Did you lose something again, Sonny? CHARACTERISTIC- P aling aro U nd with C reat S istersg sixth period with Henry, Barbara and Shirley. LIFE AMBITION-Being H appy forever Moore. COLLEGE-Ursinus. 'k ui 'A' il' e OUF, ALBERT BERNARD-- Govenor , Maestro , Knishes , Comrade Coufinski , . 'A. C. -General ' VITIES-Band, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4: Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Band, I, 2, 3, 43 All-State Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4: Trumpet Quartette, lg Operetta,. 23 Asse bly Bugler, 2, 3, 4: Christmas Play, 4, Home Room Representative, Defense Stamp Collector 2 3 4 Study Hall Monitor 3 4 Chorus eh , 5 l 2, Herald Advertising Manager,'4glBrass Quartette, 3, lksst. Sergeant- ' - r s, 4. '1-3, 3 ET ION-When I walk down the .BoardwaIk, people who say, There ' H ACTERISTIC-Always laughing, pleasantly plump: the girls say I'm cute: Iways blowing that trumpet, trying to convince Chittum he'Il never be a . - usician. F MBITION-To sign that contract with the N, Y. Philharmonichfor S300 er Kveek and make my parents proud of meg be as good a musician as my - rot er. K ECE-Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. si- ' ' 1' ' -if M ' l 5 E E oes ydney Creenstreet , Mr, Jaquishs alleged conducting, I 'F L T7 'iT ' 4 CRAFT, CURTIS GRANT- Curt -General PET -AVERSION-People who think I'm a Freshman. CHARACTERISTIC-Getting in trouble with Mr. Saseeng being late to school, doing homework at last minute. LIFE AMBITION-To travel the world half my life and settle down on a Western ranch for the other halt. 'k 'A' '17 CRANE, ELIZABETH- Babs , Liz , Betty -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being teased about Brigantine, T.A.S.'s time tests. CHARACTERISTIC-Talking about Philadelphia and Bertram High , going around with a swell crowd. LIFE AMBITION--To be successful. i' 'A' tb CRANE, MIRIAM- Mitzie , Gloria -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Reception Com., 2, 3, 4, Ecclesia, 4, Leaders' Corps, 4, Human Relations, 3, Drama Guild, 4. PET ARI!!-IEQEIPN-Staying up till 3 A.M. to finish my I5 minutes of chemistry, CHARACTERISTIC-That platonic relationship with W.W,g S een A round town with the G angq those Sat. nite dates with Charlie , gassin' with Corson, midnite philosophizing on the phone. LIFE AMBITION-To live happily ever after. PAGE 39 3 CRANE, RICHARD ROBERTS- Dick , Rebel -Tcci-iam ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Ping-pong, 3: Slide Rule, 4: Stage Crew, 4. PET AVERSION-Our boy Roan 3 The Fat Man llvlr. Sullivanl3 protecting Dickerson from designing girls. FONDEST MEMORY-Leaving A.C.H.S. and Atlantic City. CHARACTERISTIC-Helping Dickerson keep Bobby Fulton sober. but who's going to help me to keep Dickerson sober?3 steady with D.B. LIFE AIVIBITION-To make my first million in a hurry so l'll be young enough to enjoy it, to live fully. COLLEGE-University of North Carolina. CUPANI, MARIE SANTA- Sant , ''Peanut -CommerciaI CURTI ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, I, 2, 3, Gymnastic Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant, 2, 3, 43 Gym Captain, 2, 3, 4, Assistant, lg Kickball, I3 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, I, 4, Assistant, 4, Field Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 43 Equipment Checker, 33 Outdoor Tennis, 3, 43 Social Dancing, 33 Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 2, 3, Assistant, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 43 Observer Typist, 4, Arista, 2, 3, 43 Choral Speaking Group, 33 Sophomore Pan-American Club, I, 2, Corresponding Secretary, Zag Attendance Com., I3 junior Pin and Ring Com., 33 Senior Class Typist, 43 Home Room Vice-President, I, President, 23 Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 3, 43 Gym Leaders' Club, 43 Ice Skating, 4, Manager, 43 Thanksgiving Play, 33 Christmas Play, 4. PET AVERSION--Mr. Tanner's daily quizzesg Mr. Sullivan's I5-minute time YESISQ people who say, Oh, look. she's growing up! CHARACTERISTIC-Having fun with the Philo girls, always Sheen D ancing with a certain someone and iust day-dreaming. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my mom and dad. and someday to be as happily married as my sister. viii? S, PAUL ROBINSON-Technical ACTIVITIES-Glee Club, 3, 43 Chorus Club, 33 Double Octet, 3, 43 Weather Club. 43 Photography Club, 4: Home Room Representative, 3: Glee Club Vice- President, 43 All-State Chorus, 43 lnterclass Volleyball, 3. PET AVERSION--Doc Whitmoyer's exercises in penmanship. Cl-IARACTERISTIC-Authority on lndia3 trying not to listen to Essl's iokes in lunch period3 drawing pictures in French and history. LIFE AMBITION--To be worthy of my parents and education, COLLEGE-Wooster, Ohio, ..t,k.A,, DAISEY, MAIR B.- Duck -General ACTIVITIES-Chor lub, I, 23 Varsity seball, 2, , -Monitor, 43 Basketball . 5. EW - eing le ne Toot h that ieep!3 hearin' Skip talk about that ilville it o schools i one day. PON T Yxlgggi first game behind the piare for A.C.H,S. CTERISTI -Always pl gging fr on E best Sigma Kappa man in Bones. ' LIFE AMBlTION- e cess in the electrical i ld. DALY, COLLEGE-Bliss Electrical College, .t .l .k . MARIA G.- Dale , Daly -Ctsnwiiieitiial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Cafeteria Com., 2. 3, 4: Home Room Secretary, 'lg Desk Assistant, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Moody people: Do you live in P'ville?!I 3 homework, and those famous A.C.H.S. assemblies! FONDEST MEMORY-june I9, I948. CHARACTERISTIC-Driving C.R. crazy in study hall: listening to Chick's troubles, my endless arguments with Cassyg and never being on time! LIFE AMBITION-To pass my typing requirements3 iust to be happy and to be able to repay my family and friends in some way for all they've done for me PAGE 40 deBRlER, ARNOLD PAUL- Arnie , Art -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 3, 4. PET AVERSION- lf you drivc around in a convertible Buick, why can't you buy your own cigarettes? CHARACTERISTIC-Ambitious, outstanding, lovable, never resort to profanity. LIFE AMBITION-To make my first million by the time l'rn ZS and retire. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania. 'lf ir il 'k 92 DeMEO, ROSEMARY CARMEN-Technical ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Pan-American Club, lb, 2, Home Room Representative, I, 2, Locker Room Monitor, 3, 4, Italian Club, Zb, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, Math Club, 3, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, 3, Equipment Checker, 2, Gym Team Captain, I, Assistant, 3, Football Program Com., 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, I, Z, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Manager, 3, Herald Subscription Collector, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Attendance Com., 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, PET AVERSION-First period study in Room 120, Doc's Day of Retribution. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the gang from Milts : Dot D., Delores, Eleonor, Dot K., Nat, Harriet, and Becky, long telephone conversations with Dot K. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in whatever I undertake and to make my parents proud of me: to see Dot's love problems solved. ir 'Tl i' YR' DePAMPHILIS, CARMELA ELLEN- Mel , MelIie , Carm -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 3, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Leaders' Corps, I, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A.. I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, I, 3, Locker Room Monitor, 4. PET AVERSION-People who are afraid of the Indians in Longport, God's coun- try, T.A.S.'s time tests, Mr. Robart's jokes. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with Pearl, Pat, Ele, the Cceds, getting to school too early, singing in the cellar, joking with Gloria and Francine, LIFE AMBITION--To get a good iob, buy myself a Buick convertible and fulfill my mother's wishes. '1' if Tl' if sf? DESMOND, DOROTHY PHYLLIS- Dottie , Dot -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Gym Desk Asst., I, 2, Wash Room Monitor, I, - Attendance Com., I, Study Hall Monitor, Slips for Mr. Good, 2, Sophomore Pan-American Club, I, 2, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Football Programs. Chairman, Senior Class Typing Com. PET AVERSION-Mr, Robart's, You pursue a man, but you peruse your work , T.A.S.'s time tests, first period study in Room l2D. FONDEST MEMORY-Iune I7 and l9, i948-Classnight and Commencement. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the gang from Milt's -Rosemary, Eleanor, Delores, Beckie, Bud, Joe, Bill, Stan, Dave, Don, Dick, running to those foot- ball and basketball games, kidding with Byrory in home room. LIFE AMBITION-To make my parents proud of me, and to find happiness in the coming years, to see Rosemary married to the man of her dreams. ir KE 'k 'fr DICKERSON, JOHN BYRON- Lover , By , Rane , Cod's Gift to Women - Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, 5, Vice-President, 4, lntercfass Basketball. PET AVERSION-Miss Bierly's talks about all her colleges, T.A.S.'s beating my ear about my women. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to keep Fulton sober, having Daisey and Rebel tell me to wipe off the lipstick the morning after a rough nite, having Al Pal Jeter over Thanksgiving and Xmas to eat my bird. LIFE AMBITION--To M ake th E B est of everything that comes my way COLLEGE-St, Leonards College of Mechanics. PAGE 41 Di TADDEO, TADDEO ANTHONY- Teddy , Ditto , Mouse -Technlcal ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., 4, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club Sergeanteat-Arms, 4, Perfect Attendance, I, Interclass Basketball, 3, lnterclass Track, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4, lnterclass Ping-pong, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, lnterclass Football, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION--Stories at the lunch table, Miss Rhodes' Dawn and Evening Patrol, the New Look. CHARACTERISTIC-Ambitious, friendly, wonderful personality and love to eat all the time. LIFE AMBITION--To see E. Shavenbrush get a haircut, make money without working, COLLEGE-Drexel. SZ' 'k ir 'k 'ffl' DIVAC, WILLIAM JEROME- Jerry , Hustler , Great Divac -Techmcal ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, Slide Rule, 2, 3, Italian Club, 2, 3: Inter- class Football, 2, 3, lnterclass Basketball, 2, 33 lnterclass Volleyball, 35 Recreation Com., 2, 3, Public Safety, I, 2, 3, Ushers' Com., 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Dawn Patrol by Dusty, losing out to Greenleaf in the World's Tournament. CHARACTERISTIC--Modest and handsome, being seen holding a cue stick: running 200 balls every night Iso boringl, LIFE AMBITION-To become a C.P.A. and make my family proud of me. COLLEGE-Penn State. s'r'k'f?'kSiTr DRAPER, JOAN TH ELMA- Jeanie --Commercnal ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, Asst. Gym Captain, 2, 3, Library Com., 3. 4. PET AVERSION-T.A.S.'s time tests, C.P.R.'s blizzards. CHARACTERISTIC-Hurrying every home rocm to do my shorthand. LIFE AMBITION-To be a good secretary, and to pass my typing requirements, 1lr'k'Qr'kS'3r DROBONIKU, CATHERI NE- Katie , Drop-the-Nick -General ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room President, I, Financial Representative, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Equipment Checker, 4. PET AVERSION- You couldn't be Albanian! You, don't have pink eyes and white hair , Please pronounce that name a third time. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Dike's story-telling, English IV., appreclation and En- terest of music classes for my lecture on Albania. CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling, keeping Byron D. awake in the second period, talking about my loe. LIFE AMBITION-To lead a kind and virtuous life so that I may, perhaps, join my beloved Father in Eternity. T 'Ll' 'A' if 'k fr ,. 'X-, M ' 2 .2 I ' EB N , Ros LTIER ' flxucun -pslim I X T AVERSl dy , bO8f ?f8lI M ati! hangout, My-had d Dann . gu n ng to tell t in storie at the same time hunting A C RISQLC-With Eit 'er, Williax , New irk and all the rest of the ryi ir W s ' , , Saturday and holi . LIFE AMBITION--To see any team l'm on ng not to wear glasses, to teach Stetzer to hunt. COLLEGE--N. I, C. C. PAGE 42 EITNIER, WILLIAM- Bud , Ike , Bill -General ACTIVITIES--lnterclass Basketball, 3, 4, lnterclass Track, 33 lnterclass Volley- ball, 3, 4: Hardball, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, Attendance Com., 45 Cafeteria Com., lg Home Room Officer, I. PET AVERSION-Don K. beating on my ear for a dollar, Alice's voices, Miss BierIy's home room. CHARACTERISTIC-Playing pinochle with the boys, being seen with Alice. LIFE AMBITION-To see Newkirk bring home a duck, and see George E. find a girl. COLLEGE-Penn State. S51 'A' it A Sf? ELLIOTT, DELORES OCIE- Bunny , Cockey , De --Technical ACTIVITIES-QG,A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, lg Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 43 Chorus Club, 35 Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, lg Dance Club, lg Prom Com., 3, 43 Glee Club, 3, 43 Herald Staff, 45 Perfect Attendance, 3, Class Night Com. PET FONDEST MEMORY-November 28-29, 19473 Senior Prom, G.M. CHARACTERISTIC-About 5'4 , dark hair, dark eyes, constantly clowning and just being seen coolin-it with one of Kismet. AVERSION-Narrow-minded and egotistical people. LIFE AMBITION-To be a school teacher and live up to the expectations of the grandest person alive, my mother. COLLEGE-Glassboro State Teachers. 'il' 'A' 'ft 'A' 1? ENGER, ALMA JEAN- Beanie , Jeannie , Al -Technical ESSL, ACTIVITIES-In A.C.H.S.: G.A.A., 45 Art Club, 4, in Taft H. S., Chicago: G.A.A., I, 2, 3g Student Council Rep., lg Chorus, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-People who are fair weather friends, and girls who con- tinually talk about boys t nuff said? l CHARACTERISTIC-Forever talking about the wonders of Chicago, and running down Atlantic City-but it isn't too bad. LIFE AMBITION-To find a place where I can loaf and do what I want. COLLEGE-Chicago Academy of Fine Arts. 1h'i k'kit STANLEY EDWARD- Ees , Easel -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, I, 25 Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4: Orchestra, 3: Operetta Stage Hand, 23 Sophomore Current Events Club, l, 2, German Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4a1 Math Club, 45 Slide Rule Class, 2: Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 3g Home Room Representative, l. PET AVERSION-The day ten boys went up to Philadelphia and one got caught, Gaylord's temporary unemployment, nine ball. Cl-IARACTERISTIC-Living in the B.A.1 eleven guys, a car, and no place to go: trying to understand Haines's schedule. LIFE AMBITION-To publish a volume of chemistry essays l have written this year, and then live the rest of my life on the royalties. COLLEGE-Rutgers or Temple. SZ' 'A' 'G' 'A' it EUCHTMAN, MIRIAM- Mickey , Miki -Technical ACTIVITIES-Herald Photography Editor, 41 Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 Senior Current Events Club. 3, 45 Math Club, 3, 43 Slide Rule Class, 33 Attendance Com., 33 Reception Com., 43 Speakers' Bureau, 45 Christmas Play, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Basketball, 2, Dramatic Guild, 4. PET :VERSION-Lugging the squeak box to school every Monday and Thurs- ay. CHARACTERISTIC- Disagreeing with prosperity , midnight phone philosophy: What next? LIFE AMBITION-Miriam Euchtman, Ph.D. COLLEGE-Cornell. PAGE 48 EWELL, ALICE- AI , Ats -Commeicia' ACTIVITIES-C-.A,A.,.I, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Corps, I, 2: Equipment Checker, 2, 3: Wash Room Monitor, 4, Basketball Captain, I, All-Star, I: Volleyball Captain, 2: Field Hockey Manager, 3: Dance Club, 2: Attendance Com., 2, 3: Home Room Secretary, lg Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Lovers in public: Bud's Wild-root Cream Oil: June's socks. FONDEST MEMORY--November 27, I946. CHARACTERISTIC-Never without Bud: pinochle with Joan. June, Marge and Scotty:-after school at Mavis's with Iackie: E yerlastingIy K ibitzing with E itnier. LIFE AMBITION-To pass a time test: see Joan get richg Margie get married, Scotty lose at pool, and lunc compfetely happy, FAGAN, JANET GARROWAY- Jan -Ter Iwn ical FAIR, ACTIVIATIES-C,A.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4: Gym Captain, lg Arista, 2,,3, 4, Vice-President, 3: Speakers' Bureau, 43 Chorus Club, I, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3: Attendance Com., lg Home Room Vice-President, lg Honor Roll, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Getting off thc stage coach and into a canoe on a rainy night in Margate Iso they tell mel. CHARACTERISTIC-Five foot two. eyes of - hazel. LIFE AMBITION-To have a happy and successful life, and make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE-Bucknell University. k'.'kt' SHIRLEY MAE- Mam'zeIIe , Ginger-Peachy --Technical ACTIVITIES--C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, 3, 41 Slide Rule, 31 Sophomore Pan-American Club, I, 2: Reception Com., I, 2, Chorus Club, 3. PET AVERSION-Doc's What happened, Fair, got yourself a tutor? : being a member of The Candle Sisters 'we all go out togetherl. CHARACTERISTIC-Watching team E get A-head fMaude'sI: that famous French-Indian greeting- Comment? : such an asset to the chemistry class because my cerebral cavity is the only example of a perfect vacuum. LIFE AMBITION-To create a small Utopia where there would be plenty of alarm clocks for Miss Rhodes lfuture Dawn Patrols l: a knitting school for Doc: gossip for Nan, and no male troubles for Mickey and Marion- l'lI be the self-appointed psychiatrist. 'rl i' '. l' 'A' 'A' FARINELLI, RUDOLPH F.- Rudy , Rute , Fanfanelli , Root the Coat , Faint- ing-Famf -Technical FELLONA. ACTIVITIES-Italian Club, 2, 3, 4: Sergeant-at-Arms, 3a: Lunch Room Com., 3: Slide Rule Class, 3: Chorus Club, 4, junior Social Dancing: Home Room Treasurer, 23 Interclass Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4: lnterclass Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being stopped on the T-3 play for the Spoofers, and people who never return what they borrow. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen needing a shave and haircut: dancing at the Swing lnn and Copa : and hanging around with fellow Spoofers. LIFE AMBITION-Te marry the lovely daughter of a millionaire, and to see the Spoofers become the biggest and best athletic and social organization in America. if is JOHN BUNTING- Jack , Clocker Jack , Head -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Baseball, 3, 43 Junior Varsity Baseball, I: Handball, 3: lnterclass Volleyball, 4: German Club, 2, 3, 4: Sophomore Current Events Club Vice-President, 2b: Ushers' Club, 2, 3: Freshman Cafeteria Com.: Junior Class President, 3a: Perfect Attendance, I: Home Room Chairman, l, Representative, 3, Secretary, 4: Social Dancing, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Lunch table discussions: So you're the guy who runs Swing Inn? : Mr. Keating's, Nifty, FONDEST MEMORY-The time l received 3 E's on a report card: Bob Purcell and all the other wonderful guys in first period gym. CHARACTERISTIC-I would say the Y,M.C.A, made me the guy I am today, but, egad, l can't blame this on anyone: O, K., Bacharach, then what happened? : Summer time, when the livin's easy. LIFE AMBITION- Gentlemen, the Honorable Jack Fellona, Senator from New lersey : just to be half the man my mother thinks I am. COLLEGE-Albright or Dickinson. PAGE 44 FERIOZZI, CONCETTA MARIE- Cl1etta , Connie , Reds -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C,A.A., I, 2, 3, Slips Com., 3, 4, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Study Hall Monitor, I. PET AIYEiSlO.N-Always having my name mispronounced and misspelled: chatting B T T . ' ' ' ' ' E e :me in r Neumanns eighth period history class with C.P.g listen- ing to Mr. Robart's sayings and corny jokes. FONDEST MEMORY-Christmas Day, I947. CHARACTERISTIC-The A in TAS stands for accuracy , how about that, Mr. Sullivan? LIFE AMBITION-T swell people and teachers I met in A.C.H.S.g have people cail me by iny right name. o be a success in everything I do' travel and meet the sa--ne ,biikitk FITZSIMONS, DAVID REED, JR.- Barney , Fitzy -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule Class, lg Weather Club, Ig Cafeteria Com., l: Home Room Representative, 4. PET AVERSION-Listening to people ask, ls your car still running? CHARACTERISTICS-Speeding along in front of a cloud of smoke, pedestrians and excess Ford parts. LIFE AMBITION-To be a good lawyer. COLLEGE-Princeton or Dickinson. i' 11 'A' 72: FLEISCHMAN, IRMA LILLIAN- lrm , IIp -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 33 Senior Pan-American Club 3' Att d , , en ance Home Room Collector, junior Class Dues, Human Relations Com., 33 Ice Skating Club. Com., 41 PET AVERSION-Being asked, Do you listen to 'My Friend Irma' on the radio? g and takin d Fl ' g my og, uffy , for her daily walk. CHARACTERISTIC-Frecklesg always getting into trouble-Dick Tracy and I, only he gets out of it. LIFE AMBITION-To travel in my convertible Buick: shopping on Saturdays with the girls, Phyllis, Addie, Miriam, Elaine, and Natalie. u'lr'k7f?'kS?r FLYNN, ANTOINETTE PATRICIA- Teenie --Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Gym Captain, I, 2, Asst., 3, 43 Art Club, I, 23 Tennis, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSIONf Who's not in school today? g a certain Friday ni htg hearing about Les, Bill and Nels, the night of the crashg Byron and Dici, and their nickname for me. FONDEST MEMORY-New Year's Eve, I946g Summer of '43 and '47, CHARACTERISTIC-Ray's Get any letters from China today? g SIGMA THETA CHI Sorority, Dottie, Flossie and Charbets. LIFE AMBITION- H ave C hina M any months forgotten, give my mom all the wonderful things she has given meg see Hawaii, 'Qr'k'mfr'k19r FOX, GLORIA- Leslie , CIor , Foxy -Commercial PET AVERSION-Those names which I acquire every day, blue Mondays after a terrifig week-end, and people who ask, Why are you so good to your girl friend. CHARACTERISTIC-Always ready with a song: arguing with Fran that it would be cheaper to move over to my house, listening to The Things We Did Last Summer , chewing gum constantly, LIFE AMBITION-To get a patent for my inventions , to pass State require- ments: to see my name in Variety. PAGE 45 FRANK FLORE E Fl le Technical L T lkjtxsit QA lmveo, ' AQ ITIES-G. .A., A 2, 3, 43 Basketball, I, 2, Athen eum, I, 2: Curre Q N ts CI , lChor I p i Cho' 3' Human Ia 'ons Council, 35 ' - P , Cyrn Le s s, 43 taf soci 4 Lt sc ptiorg, g um Majore e l.s, 3, r atlc I , , Entertainment Co ,, 3 . E A E S N-Derogatory remarks about that protuberance on my physiognomy is nly my' proboscisg Katherine had a date once, and Chashie's gonna have ne some day, and I'll never hear the end of either of them! CRARACT ISTIC- S een A round town with the Guang, while gathering aterial with which to write my great American novel, Forever Frank g SS studying chemistry during my first, second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth .- iod classes, so that I can act intelligent during Doc's seventh period s ces, always late- but it really isn't my fault! LIF AMBITION-To see Team E get a-head iMaude'sIg to gain renown as a novelist and playwright so that my wonderful parents may at last be proud o e, and so the SACS girls and all my high school churns can say, I , her when-. COLLEGE-Temple cr Syracuse. 15? 'k 59? 'Ir Tiff FREDA, CARMELA CLAIRE-- Carmie , Carmen -Ccrnmcfcfas ACTIVITIES--C.A.A., 4, Basketball, 4. PET AVERSION-Mr, Sullivan's time tests, and oh, those fourth periods! CHARACTERISTIC-Calm and patient, but at times a little stubborn. LIFE AMBITION-To work for a few years and then get married. i'?'ki?'kSE FREEDMAN, JUNE HELENE--Ceneral ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 35 Athenaeum, 2. PET AVERSION-Burning the midnight oil for those booklets, projects, and tests that come on the same day. CHARACTERISTIC-Never doing today what I can do tomorrow. LIFE AMBITION-To get what I want and keep what l've got. fir 'k 57 'A' 'Qt FREEMAN, PEARL V.- Poll -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C-lee Club, 2, 35 Chorus Club, Ig C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, I. 2, 3, 43 Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Volleyball Championship, 3, Dance Club, Ip Leaders' Corps, I, 3, 43 Perfect Attendance, I, 31 Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4: lunior Cafeteria Com., Senior Cafeteria Com., Study Hall Monitor, 4, Gyrr. Captain, 4. PET AVERSION- lt looks as though you've had a large week-end , that 4155 call for dictation, Cloria's hair-twirling. FONDEST MEMORY-December 20, l947. CHARACTERISTIC-Dashing for work at I2:3Og always with Nlellg tallest of the Coeds , that third finger, left hand. LIFE AMBITION-See Gloria in HoIlywoo D g Pat with a steady boy fr l end: Mell in a new Bui C K g and Junior to stop humming, sirivirith' FREIMAN, MILDRED-- Milly , Mill -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C-.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4: Chorus Club, Ig Slips Com., 3, 43 Senior Pan-American, 3, 45 Basketball, Ig Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-People who call me, Freeman, Freedman, etc., dietsllg Uh, uh, it's fattening! g those who confuse my name with PearI's. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying my best to always show that Pepsodent smile! g giving advice to Janet, oh, that lunch tablellg kibitzing with Sue! LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my family, and to find a mate to share the rest of this wonderful life with me! PAGE 46 FRISS, MURRAY IRVINC- Frissy , Moish -Technical ACTIVITIES-Pan-American Club, l, 2, 3, Slide Rule Class, l, 2, Home Room Secretarg, 2, lnterclass Volleyball Team, 4, Perfect Attendance, 2, Lunch Room A om., l, 2. 3, Home Room Treasurer, I, Meteorology Club, l, 2, lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, Slips Com., l. PET AVERSION-The Doc's Day of Retribution , and the Dawn Patrol. CHARACTERISTIC-Sitting with Solitare, Trilling, and the rest of the guys in the balcony at lunch period. LIFE AMBITION-To make my parents proud of me, and to become a good pharmacist. COLLEGE-Temple University or P. C. P. Sl' 'k 'fir 'A' iff CASKO, DOLORES JULlA- Do-Do -Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, 2, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Public Safety, 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club, l, Sophomore Pan-American Club, 2, PET AVERSION-Having to do Spanish homework when l'm Reale busy. CHARACTERISTIC-Nosey, worrying about Espanol. LIFE AMBITION-To make someone V e R y happy. iiiirtik GEHRING, DOROTHY MAE- Dot , Dottie , Doffey +Commercial PET AVERSION-Rainy days and crowded trolleys. CHARACTERISTIC-Running for 8 o'clock bus, and forever forgetting someone's name. LIFE AMBITION-To re M ember always, someone W ho was nice to me. COLLEGE--Atlantic City Hospital. sb 'A' 727 'k it GENSHEIMER, JOAN LEE- Yoanie , T.R. -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating, 4, Kickball, I, Study Hall Monitor, l, 2, Asst. Gym Captain, l. PET AVERSION-Friday night in the Big Town , Mac's future. FONDEST MEMORY-January 4, Winnie, the G girls. CHARACTERISTIC-Always with the Happy Crew , gallivantin ' with Gill, confused with Kres, athletic with Jane, dreaming with Adams, gabbin ' with Giff, the game's not complete yet, Kids , ye gad's! it's Peabody! LIFE fAMBITlON- J ust D yin' to find the best things in life ll hear they're reel. COLLEGE-Kathryn Gibbs. 'A' 'A' 'Cr 'k iii' GESSNER, HARRY--Technical ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 2, Senior Pan-American Club, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, 4, Library Com., l, 2, 3, 4, Per- fect Attendance, 2, 3, 4: Study Hall Monitor, 3, Social Dancing, 3, American Legion Oratorical Contest, 4. PET AVERSION-People who talk too much. FONDEST MEMORY-Certain little reviews. CHARACTERISTIC-Always studying. LIFE AMBITION-To make my parents proud of me, and become a useful citizen. PAGE 47 ,-91.7.51 if CIARDINA, LUCY FRANCES- Lu -Commeicial ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 3, ltalian Club, 2. 3, 4, Gym Captain, 2, Commercial Club, 4, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being mistaken for a freshman, having the kids in home room say at 8:55, Lucy, l'm here. CHARACTERISTIC-Short, always talking, but stopping long enough to listen to C.M. and J.C.'s troubles. LIFE AMBITION--To be successful and happy in whatever I do. 'A' il: 'A' T: GIFFORD, CAROLYN FLORENCE- Sis , Giff -Ciiiiiiicicial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, Volleyball, I, 2, Slips Com.. 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Equipment Checker, I, 2, 3, Attendance Com., 3. PET AVERSION-People with open mouths and closed minds, those wouldebe detectives stalking around the building during lunch. CHARACTERISTIC-Buddy-buddy talks with the gang, day-dreaming with Stark, sea stories, waiting, waiting, fun with the Happy Crew. LIFE AMBI-TION-To take that trip to Florida with Stark, wait for my ship to come in. i TT 'A' it GILCHRIST, RUTH MARIE- Ruthie -Commercial GILL, GINN, ACTIVITIES-G.A,A., 4, 5, Basketball, 5, Reception Com.. 51 Observer Staff, 5. PET AVERSION-First period study in Room 120, prevaricators, Mr. Curtis's, Do you get it? FONDEST MEMORY--Lunch in Senior year. with the gang , and Mr. Mellinger. CHARACTERISTIC-Saying, l'm so mad I could spit fire , and skating at the V. A, C. every night possible. LIFE ABQIQBITION-Atlantic City in the summer and Florida in the winter Ino wor I. iifi'Qr'k1k LILLIAN MAY- Hortense Peabody , Lilly May , Gill -Commercial ACTIVITIES--G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 3, 4, Gym Cap- tain, 2, Asst., 4, Equipment Checker, 4, Attendance Checker, 4, Kickball, 3., Hockey, 3. PET AVERSION- Friday night in the 'Big Town' with the girls , waiting for that Venice Park special, Miss Bierly's lengthy lectures. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Saseen's office, getting in trouble with the G girls, the day the girls and I wentAto Hammonton and almost didn't get home, all the week-ends I spend with a certain someone, and above all Crazy Mary on the third floor. CHARACTERISTIC--Always seen with the happy crew , lane, Dottie, loan, Norma, Giff, Grace and Jean, always eating or else terribly hungry, awful habit of forgetting things. LIFE AMBITION-To see Jane get a man and forget about that certain place on Ohio and Pacific Aves., to take that long-awaited trip with the girls. sCr'k'iir'ks'? JOHN MARSDEN- Ginn , Gin -Classical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, 2, Speakers' Bureau, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Pen Women Short Story Award, 3, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, French Club, 3, 4, Latin Club, 2, 3, 4, Program Chairman, 3b, President, 4a, Math Club, 3, 4, Vicel-President, 4b, Slide Rule Class, 2, Cafeteria Com., I, Slips Com., 4, All E Honor Roll, 3. PET AVERSION- How tall are you now? , and, How's the weather up there? CHARACTERISTIC-Bragging about how l cured Miss Stanburg of the gum habit. LIFE AMBITION--To see the Pythagorean Pressrbecome the nation's leading bi- weekly newspaper with Miss Stanburg writing the editorials. COLLEGE-Wesleyan University. PAGE 48 GIST, TH ELMA RUTH- Gistmoe -General ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 2, Locker Room Monitor, 3, Dance Club, I, 21 Slips Com., 2, 3. PET AVERSION-People pretending to be something other than what they are. CHARACTERISTIC-Always being seen with Lu in the hall talking about her troubles. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success in whatever I do. sir 'k 'L' 'A' sir GITTO, MARY ANNA- Mare , Maggie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, Attendance Com., lg Wash Room Monitor, lg Equip- ment Checker, 23 Italian Club, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-First period study in Miss Bierly's room. CHARACTERISTIC-Always chewing gum, and just a born chatterbox. LIFE A,MBITlON-To be able to type well enough to suit Mr. Sullivan, and to travel all over the world. ir'kir'kS'k GLOVER, JULIA ALBERTA- Doll , DimpIes , Bright Eyes -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball All-Star, I, Asst., 2, 33 Gym Monitor, I, 2: Equipment Checker, I, 2, Ice Skating Club, 4, Lunch Room Com., lg Hockey, I, 43 Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being asked, Don't you ever smile? g and conceited boys. CHARACTERISTIC-Waiting until T he last minute T o do everything. LIFE AMBITION-To venture the sea of ambition and land on the road of success. COLLEGE-N. Y. U. it 'A' SS' 'A' sir GOLDBERG, SORRELL RUBIN- Doc -Technical ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Current Events Club, 2: Sophomore Pan-American Club, 2, Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Allen's physics class and his, Now see here, CIass g people who ask, Do you have the car tonight, Doc? CHARACTERISTIC-Walking down the ave MU without a SlGMA thing to do. LIFE AMBITION-To become such a good dog doctor that people come to me for their own ailments. COLLEGE-Rutgers. Qiitkit GOLDSTEIN, BERNARD- Bunny , Rabbit , Tongue -Technical ACTIVITIES-Forum, 3: American Legion Oratorical Contest, 3, 45 Speakers' Bureau, 4, Vice-President, Orchestra, l, 2, 3g Band, I, 2, 3, 43 Gym Band, 2, 3, 4, Manager: Home Room President, 43 Slips Com., l, 2, 3, 4g High School Canteen, 2, 3, Committee Chairman, Student Council Const. Com. PET AVERSION-litney drivers who ask, What school do you go to at 7:45 in the morning? g that good old Dawn Patrol: why can't you get that Bernstein?, Goalburg, Goalstein or whatever your name is? yes, Doc. CHARACTERISTIC-Carrying two wallets, one for the money I don't have and the other for the money I hope to have. LIFE AMBITION-Always to have ambition enough to be ambitious. PAG 49 GOLDSTEIN, HENRY ROBERT- Hank , Farmer -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, l, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, Pan-American Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4a, Vice-President, 3a, Herald Photography Editor, 4, Slide Rule, 2, 3, Senior Class Treasurer, 4a, Cafeteria Corn., lg Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Student Council Constitution Com., 4, Home Room President, l, 2, Study l-lall Monitor, 4, Pan-American Assembly. PET AVERSION- Dawn Patrol , Mays Landing! where's that? CHARACTERISTIC-Catching the 3:30 Special, PHI-DEL ity, strolling in the morning with Brooks and Dave, spending sixth period with Sonny. LIFE AMBITION-To see that notice in the A. C. Press that, H, Goldstein, M.D., is practicing with 5. Goldstein, M.D. COLLEGE-Lehigh. . t . i, .'. GOLDSTEIN, STANLEY ALVIN- Stan , Goldie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Sophomore-Junior Lunch Room Com., Math Club, lnterclass Volley- ball, Slide Rule Class. PET AVERSION-Russur, Chinur, Cubur, extry credit, corny jokes. CHARACTERISTIC-Always dashing into home room one minute before the 8:55 bel . LIFE AMBITION-To become successful and fulfill my parents' expectations in me. COLLEGE-Franklin E: Marshall or N. Y. U. , t , . i .'. GOODE, JOSEPH CHARLES- Joe , Yussel , Ug , Little Joe , Jose -General ACTIVITIES-Track, 2, Football, 3, Handball, 3, lnterclass Track, lg lnterclass Volleyball, 3, Chorus Club Treasurer, 3, Chairman of Canteen Com., 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Baker's jokes and noisy people in P.A.D. who keep me awake. FONDEST MEMORY-In my freshman year, I was considered Tall for my age. CHARACTERISTIC-Always broke, eating food any place, any time, morning strolls with Martucci to school. LIFE AMBlTlON-To grow two inches or More , to live a long , happy life: lGrentz Sl0.00l with 8 cars , 8 homes and 8 wives, 'A' ir t GOODMAN, THELMA MIRIAM- Sally , Thel -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, Library, 3, Asst. Gym Captain, 3, Equipment Checker, 3, 4, Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-My freckles, leaving Shirley-lo behind us, Joyce's haven for homeless delinquents , those happenings of seclusion. CHARACTERISTIC- S een A lways with the has been G ang, while advising Janet, ribbing Joy, hearing Lil say, Where's Sig , and forever being called, Rita. LIFE AMBITION-To live a happy and healthy life in order to fulfill all my ex- pectations, to make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE-Pratt Institute of Art, N. Y. 1? if 1:7 'A' il GRAVES, GERTRUDE LUCINDA- Trudy , Gert , Gertie --Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 4, Gym Captain, l, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Slide Rule Class, 3, Cafeteria Com.. l, 2. 3, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4, Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 3, 4, Ballad for Ameri- cans , 3, Dance Club, l, 2. PET AVERSION-Dr. Whitmoyer's 15 minutes of homework, people who say, I thought you were the oldest. FONDEST MEMORY-Those four wonderful years spent learning to A cquire ac- C umulation of H appiness and S uccess-July 6, l94 . CHARACTERISTIC-Glasses, bangs, about 5'5 and gradually getting heavier, al- ways seen with one of Klub Kismet, spending Sundays with Bill. LIFE AMBITION-To adorn my life W ith J oys and success, to make my parents proud of me as Gertrude L. Graves, R.N. COLLEGE-Columbia University or N. Y. U. PAGE 50 GREEN, PHILIP STANLEY- Phil , Flip , PhiIsy -Technical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, President, 43 All-State Orchestra, 2, 33 Sopho- more Current Events Club, I, 23 Senior Current Events Club, 3, Math Club, 3, 45 Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, Slips Com., 3, 4, All E Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION- Extree credit: the Doc asking if there are any questions, then saying, No, Green, you don't have any question. CHARACTERISTIC-Being unceasingly loquaciousg hey Snerdlg Phi Del ity. LIFE AMBITION-To come out of college and be a successful doctor, and, make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE-Princeton, Stanford, Pennsylvania or Ursinus. lk i' tif 'A' YE GREENBERG, STANLEY- Ivy , Greenleaf -General ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., lg lnterclass Baseball, I, 2, 3, 43 Junior Varsity Foot- ball, 33 Cafeteria Corn., 2, Chair Com., 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, Science Club, I. ' PET AVERSION-l only stayed to keep Charles Thalheimer and Marty Weil com- pany. CHARACTERISTIC-Eating those fast lunches. LIFE AMBITION-Only time will tell, S S S 5. z.'kw3'ksk GRENTZ, JOSEPH EDWARD- Joe , Jose -General . ACTIVITIES-Home Room Representative, 33 Chairman Junior Cafeteria Com., 25 Cafeteria Com., 3, Perfect Attendance, I. PET AVERSION-Miss BierIy's few words before class on how well we don't behave. FONDEST MEMORY-january I9, I946p our trips to Baltimore. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with the Princess , Mr. Bowen's, Grentz, do you want a job? LIFE AMBITION-Become a good draftsman and settle down to a happy, normal lifeg collect that 510.00 Goode is going to owe me. si' -Ar at 'A' wir GROSSMAN, AILEEN HELEN- F.F. , A -Classical, ACTIVITIES-Reception Com., Ig Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 2, Ecclesia, 3, 43 G.A.A., l, 2, 33 French Club, 3, 43 Latin Club, 2, 3, Secretary, 3a3 Slips Com., Asst. Chairman, Chairman, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 33 Gym Captain, lg Locker Room Monitor, 35 Pan-American Club, 2. PET AYERSION- Extry credit , Doc saying, Get that, Grossman , those Friday night meetings, and people who say, My, aren't you young. CHARACTERISTIC-Getting something fixed in Room IIZ5 S een A lways with the Bonehead G angg diets, wishing for a fourth hand for bridge. LIFE AMBITION-To reach that high goal of success and happiness. COLLEGE-Pembroke or Syracuse. wt? 'A' wtf 'k 11' GROSSMAN, STANLEY- Stan -ClassicaI ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Home Room President, Ig Speakers' Bureau, 43 Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 2: Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Sophomore Pan-American Club, I, 2, Vice-President, 2g French Club, 3, 4, Math Club, 3, 43 Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 3. PET AVERSION-Which car do you have tonight, Stan?g Miss Davies's vigorous presidential campaigning. CHARACTERISTIC-Riding down the ave MU without a SIGMA thing to dog a Chevy convertible. LIFE AMBITION-To be ultimately successful and happy either as S, Grossman, Furniture Merchant, or S. Grossman, M.D. COLLEGE-Brown or Dartmouth. PAGE 51 HAC-AN, DOROTHY PALMER- Dottie , Sis , Shmoe -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 3, 4, Equipment Checker, 43 Ecclesia, 4, Secretary, 43 Clee Club. 3b. 4, Secretary. 4a. President. 4b: Chorus Club, 3, All-State Chorus, 3, 4, German Club, 3, 4, Double Octet, 4. PET AVERSION--Doc's, You must have a smart tutor, Hagan , essays, essays and more essays. FONDEST MEMORY-C.A.P.S. and singing in the All-State Chorus. CHATQCTERISTIC--We're setting our C.A.P.S. for happiness, Shuttle and e car. LIFE AMBITION- To see Team E get ahead lMaud'sl g to study music for a while, after that, who knows? 'LY -if -if -if HALL, BYRON BERNARD- Buddy , Barry , Shorty , Beast , Clown . Long Boy -General ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball, 2, Varsity Football, 35 Varsity Track, 2, 3, 43 Ballad for Americans , lnterclass Track, lnterclass Football. PET AVERSION--Malicious gossip. CHARACTERISTIC-Six feet, three and oneehalf inches, slim, happy, talking noise with boys, gasslng the gals in the field, upholding the Counts. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success in anything l undertake, and to be a credit to my family, COLLEGE-Hampton Institute. ii: i 2? i' iff HANDSON, FLORA JEAN- Jeannie , Limey -Technical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., l, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, 3, 43 Arista, 2, 3, 43 G.A.A., 5, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, I, 2, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 33 Volleyball, I, , 3. PET AVERSION-Three feet of waterllg losing a game of cards. CHARACTERISTIC-Curiouslg boxing with the gang at lunch and listening to their tall tales. LIFE AMBITION-Just to succeed and make my parents proud of meg see my creations in Vogue 'fr 'k SL' 'k '91 HANNA, MATILDA SUSAN- Sue , Smiles -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Reception Com., 2, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, Attendance Com., 3, Checkers Com., 43 C.A.A., 2, 33 Senior Pan-American Club, 3, Senior Current Events Club, 4, Observer Staff, 4g Herald Staff, 4. PET AVERSION-Those intellects who insist on calling me M .... Q getting up in the morning, and those conceited males. CHARACTERISTIC-Always being rushed: always saying, Huh! g always smiling, and always waiting for a certain gang to come in. LIFE AMBITION- .l ust 'l 'o K eep young with hopes for the future. 5? 'k if 'k 2? HARTFIELD, GERALDINE TERESA- Jerri , HeartIess -General ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 23 Senior Pan-American Club, 3, 43 Library Com., I. PET AVERSION-People who call me Hatfield: people who ask me, ls Selwyn your brother? g that popular expression drop dead. CHARACTERISTIC-Always borrowing things from Bebe, always teasing Don. LIFE AMBITION-Make my mom and dad proud of meg find the r l g H T man and live happily ever after. PAGE 52 HAUCK, ROBERT DONALD- Hawk , Don -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Band, I, Commercial Club, 2. 3. 4, Sergeant- at-Arms, 4, Iunior Social Dancing, Trio, 3, Home Room Representative, I. PET AVERSION-Mr. Sullivan's comments outside of class. CHARACTERISTIC-Picking up the gang on the way to school. LIFE AMBITION-To bc successful in whatever business I undertake. 'iLi l?i iZ' HEI MS, FRANCIENE NATALI E- Fran -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., I, G.A.A., I, 2, Slips Com., 3, Attendance Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Certain people who are always trying to break up Les and me, blue Mondays after a terrific week-end, and people who ask, How do you two get along? CHARACTERISTICA-Arguing with Les that it would be cheaper to move over to my house, thinking up a new name every day, listening to The Things We Did Last Summer , helping my other half find a solution to the problem. LIFE AMBITION-To see Les get a patent for her inventions , waiting for a certain name to appear in Variety. s': k'i3r'ksfr HENDERSON, LILLIAN- Big Lil , Lil -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, Attendance Com., 3, Lunch Room Com., I, Chorus Club, 3, Dance Club, I, Library Com., I, 2, Gym Assistant, l, 2. PET AVERSION-Big talkers and little doers. CHARACTERISTIC-Always rushing, and remembering that, The moving finger writes, moves on, nor all your piety nor wit shall lure it back to cancel half a line nor all your tears wash out one word of it. LIFE AMBITION-To have that B.S degree in Social Administration behind my name, and being able to bowl 200 points. COLLEGE-Wilberforce University, Wilberforce, Ohio. ui' -k fr 'A' 12' HERSOHN, LENORE- Reds , Carrot Top , Lorraine -Technical HERZ, ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Library Com., I, Choral Speaking, 3, Slide Rule, 3, Gym Equipment Checker, 3, Human Relations, 3, Home Room Secretary, 3: Study Hall Monitor, 3, Attendance Com., 3, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Thanks- giving Play, 3, Spring Fantasy, 3, Ballad for Americans , 3, Lunch Room Com., 4, Senior Current Events Club, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4. PET AVERSION--Insurance men, shoes, people who say, ls Esther your sister? , and most of all, my Herald picture. FONDEST MEMORY-The day Doc Allen played the violin in physics class. CHARACTERISTIC-Always doing the unexpected, that innocent look, but oh, my goodness! LIFE AMBITIONF-To give Bergman some competition lnot Eddie, I mcan lngridl, and be a credit to my parents. X , .Tc 'A' 12 'k wk MARION SARAH- Mar , Skinny -Commgrqial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 3, Leaders' Corps, 3, 4, Officer, 4: Gym Captain, 3, Equipment Checker, 4, Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Assistant, 2, AIl'Star Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Field Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3: All-Star Hockey, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, All-Star Kickball, 2, 3, 4. Captain, 2, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, 4, Assistant, 2, Champions, 2, 3, Skate Club, 4, All-Star Volleyball Captain, 3. PET AVERSION-People who think the world owes them something, Mr. Sullivan's time tests, evcrybody thinking Gloria and I are sisters. CHARACTERISTIC-One foot inside the door of l24 at 8:54, always seen with Gloria and Anne, also the Philo girls, striving to make the 4O'word require- ment. LIFE AMBITION-To have a black convertible coupe, succeed in whatever I do. and lose ten pounds. PAGE 53 HESS, JOAN LOUISE- Joanie , Hessie -Technical ACTlVlTlES-All-State Chorus, 4, Glee Club. 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4b, Chorus Club, lg Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Arista, 2, 3, 4, Speakers' Bureau, 4, Secretary, 4, Junior Choral Speaking, 3, C.A.A., 2, 3, 4, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 2, Double Octet, 4, Wash Room Monitor, 3. PET AVERSION-Doc's fifteen minutes a night , the vic and the piano going at the same time! CHARACTERISTIC-Turning brick red at the least provocation, lunch-time iam- boree with the gang. LIFEIAMBITIOBJ-To go West and raise 6' cowboys, Zu machen whatever do-we . COLLEGE-Trenton State Teachers. Sfsiririit HEYEN, ELEONOR- Ellie , Ellen , Blondie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Senior Pan-American, 4, Tennis, 4, C.A.A., l, 3, 4, Attendance Com., 4, lce Skating Club, 4, Asst. Captain, 3, 4, Art Club, 4, Equipment Checker, 4, Volleyball, 4, Football Programs. PET AVERSION-Sessions in ll6, wise guys, waiting for Brud on Friday or Satur- day nights, Mr. Scl1wab's tests. FONDEST MEMORY-All the wonderful people l met in Atlantic City High, Senior Prom, ul947. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen at MiIt's with the gang lDolores, Rosemary, Dot, Nat, Joe, Bill, Stan, Dave, Jack arid Superl, always doing everything the hard way. LIFE AMBITION-To B e happy and do eve R ything to make my mother and father proud of me, to see A.C.H.S. have smoking rooms for students. COLLEGE-Ursinus. ikiribif? HICKS, JAMES HENRY- Jimmie -Technical ACTIVITIES-U. S. Navy. PET AVERSION-Miss Rhodes' Algebra ll period. CHARACTERISTIC-Can be COUNT ed on. if if Y' HICKS, JOHN WILLIAM- Johnny , BiI -Techmcwl ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Track, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, lriterclass Basketball. PET AVERSION-People who slowly walk to school. FONDEST MEMORY-Home room period in l24. CHARACTERISTIC-Easy going-sometimes!! LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in whatever I undertake. T i' 'ii 'A' 3? HILSEE, FLORENCE THERESA- Floss , Flossie -General ACTlVlTlES-Gym Captain, l, Assistant, 4, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, Dance Club. l, 3: Chorus Club, l, 4, Basketball, 2, Volleyball, l, Ballad tor Americans , 4, Ice Skating Club, 5. PET AVERSION- Who's in school today? , the night of the crash, looking for two needles in a haystack, are you still in here. FONDEST MEMORY-The year I passed on the honor roll , ApriI Showers. CHARACTERISTIC-Last one to be seen entering 202 before 8:55, a noon tete-a- tete with three little lassies. LIFE AMBITION-To gain ten pounds, and make my mother happy, to have a reunion with B. HJ . PAGE 54 HOBBS-FERNIE, RUDDICK WILLIAM- Ruddy , Hobbs -General ACTIVITIES--Map Reading Club, lg Library Com., 21 Junior Varsity Football, 31 Glee Club, 4. PET AVERSION-School. FONDEST MEMORY-March 30, I947. CHARACTERISTIC-Playing Blackjack with Fat Willie , The Head , Fat Frank , Homo Roy , lohnnie Apple and Homo John . LIFE AMBITION-To find something that interests me, make a success of it, and make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE-U. S. Marine Corps. k'.'k ' HOLCOMB, LILA ELIZABETH- Liz -C51mmmal ACTIVITIES-C.A.A.. I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, I. 23 Dance Club, Ig Volleyball, 2. 3, Asst. Gym Captain, 3: Public Safety Com., I, Cafeteria Com., I, 2. PET AVERSION-Getting up in the morning, CHARACTERISTIC-Quiet now and then, mostly then. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in whatever I undertake. COLLEGE-Berean. .i 'k.. HOLMAN, GRACE ESTELLE- Gee-Gee , Darling , Dixie -Commrercial ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., 3, 4, C.A.A., 4, Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-T.A.S.'s time tests: people who want to get by my Lunch Room post without a note, calls from Dalton and HaIey. CHARACTERISTIC-Sweating out that time test g always saying, Sorry, but you can't come through without a note. LIFE AMBITION-To do something great that will benefit mankind, to go West: to be a success at whatever I do. ..,A,,,A,- HOOPES, RICHARD ROYAL- Dick , Hoople -Technical HOPE, ACTIVITIES-Track, 3, 41 Chorus Club, 3, 4, Cross Country Track, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-The 8:53 IOO-yard dash down Trenton Avenue, that character with the mustache that likes to land his aercoup downwind. CHARACTERISTIC-The line plunge through Cirentz, Hauck, Goode and Hughes to get to my assembly seat. LIFE AMBITION-To gain a greater K,N. owIedge and attain success in the field of aviation, to run a four-minute mile, to own a jet plane with built- in bathtub. 1 n -if -' JOSEPH MYRICK- Joe , Hopeful , Jose -Ceneial ACTIVITIES-Clee Club, I, 2. 3, 43 Chorus Club, I, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, 4: Senior Current Events Club, 43 Speakers' Bureau, 4, Home Room President, I. 3, 4, Double Octet, I, 2, 3, 4, Ballad for Americans , 33 lunior Class Entertainment Com. Chairman, M. C. for Assembly Program. PET AVERSION-To keep hearing people say, What are you going to be? , and Why?, etc. CHARACTERISTIC-No matter where I am or where I go you will always find me s-i-ri-g-ien-g. LIFE AMBITION-To use my vocal chords to their greatest advantage. COLLEGE-Julliard Music Conservatory. PAGE 55 MW FE . I HORVITZ, STANLEY- Stan , Instant , Not -Technical ACTIIVIEIES-Slide Rule Club, lnterclass Ping-pong, Math Club, lnterclass Vol- ey al . PET AVERSION-Getting notes from office: Memory Gems , Dawn Patrol with Dusty. CHARACTERISTIC-Junior lunch, thinking up ways of getting cut of home room. LIFE AMBITION-To have the biggest drugstore in Atlantic City. COLLEGE-Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. 'A' i' il. HOWARD, RUBY LELIA- Rube --Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 2, 3, Attendance Com., 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, Hockey, I, 2, 3, Ice Skating Club, Kickball, l, 2, Leaders' Corps, I, Dance Club, I. PET AVERSION-Procrastinators and prevaricators. CI-IARACTERISTIC-Having a good game of pinochle. LIFE AMBITION-To be a surgical nurse, to be a success in whatever l undertake. COLLEGE-Columbia Hospital or St. Phillip's Hospital. 'L' 'A' 'A' il HUDSON, SHIRLEY LORRAI NE- ShirI --Classical ACTIVITIES-1G.A,A., I, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, 4: Home Room Vice- President, I, Dance Club, I, 2, Basketball. I, 2. 3, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Glee Club, 4, Squad Captain, l, 4. Asst., 2, 3, Volleyball, 2, Study Hall Monitor, 3. PET AVERSION-Egotists who believe they're worth a million, but aren't worth a cent. FONDEST MEMORY-January 2, 1947. CHARACTERISTIC-Always talking my way out of difficulties, always seen with Walt. LIFE AMBITION--To be a credit to my parents, and learn that l'm not always right. COLLEGE-Boston Conservatory. .3 ,k .H i .A HUGHES, GEORGE ROBE - ACTIVITIES--Slide , , 3, Social ncing, 3, Home Room Secretary, 3, Math Club, 4, In rc ass Basketball, 4. PET AVERSION e p k, Where is Venice Park? Ct-IARACTERI I atchi pennies with Don in home room. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success in life. 'k I 'A' Tl: HURDLE, MARION PATRICIA- Mimmie , Glamour Girl , Mfss Marion - Commercial ACTIVITIES-Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4: Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, I, 2, 3. 4' Gymnastic Corp., I, 4, Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, G.A,A.. I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders Club, 4, Asst. Captain, I, Kickball, 2, Tennis, 3, Nominated for the All- Star Teams, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Standing in the cold waiting for the Terry's and Gloria, hav- ing ninth period because of Bernetta's mouth. CHARACTERISTIC-Forever smiling, always on the sunny side of life. LIFE AMBITION-To be happy and content, singing obbligato in Asbury Choir. PAGE 56 HURST, WALTER ELROY- Zemoe , El , Ze -General ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., 2, 3, 4, Recreation Com., I: lnterclass Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Baseball, I, 2. 3, 4: Varsity Track, 2, 3, Study Hall Monitor, 3, 4, Chorus Club, 2, 3, French Club, 4, Sophomore Pan-American Club, Perfect Attendance, 4. PET AVERSION-Loquacious people, holidays that fall on week-ends, ninth periods in Miss Rhodes' room. FONDEST MEMORY-My summer vacation in Connecticut. CHARACTERISTIC--Friendly, congenial, seen sixth period with Ramsey, molesting Dot, Betty and Gladys in the balcony. LIFE AMBITION-Civil Service worker or physical education teacher. COLLEGE-Temple University or West Virginia State, 21' i' 22' 'A' it HUTCHINS, BERNETTA AGNES- Bernie , Miss Bernetta -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A,A., I, 2, 3, 43 Volleyball, l, 2, Basketball, 2, Ice Skating Club, 4, Assisting Captain, I. PET AVERSION-Salesrnanship, third period class. CHARACTERISTIC-Always laughing and cutting up with Marion. LIFE AMBITION--To graduate from A.C.H.S. in four years' time 144-4SI. .1 'A' '41 'A' 13 HYMAN, AILEEN- I -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Ecclesia, 4, Chairman Program Com., 4, Pan- American Club, 3, Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Reception Com., 2, Recreation Com- 3, Slips Com., 4, Gym Monitor, 2, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2. PET AVERSION-Never getting the car, burning the midnight oil for extry credit , and having people spell my name wrong. CHARACTERISTIC- D reaming O n a B ig S cale, while ribbing Rhoda, making merry with Mitzi, ioking with Ioyce, and seeing Shirley starve. LIFE AMBITION-To see all my designs come true. COLLEGE-Syracuse. if 'A' SS' 'A' ul. JACKSON, ARNOLD L.- Chubby , Jack -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., 2, 3, Lunch Room Com., I, 2, Social Dancing, 3, 4, Volleyball Captain, 2, lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Track Manager, 4, Assistant, 3, lnterclass Track, I, 2, 3, lce Skating Club, Library Com., l, Chorus Club, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 2, 3, lnterclass Baseball, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-People who talk too much, people telling me l'm starting to blush which really starts me to do so, people who worry too much, FONDEST MEMORY-Getting thrown out of school three times in three weeks all on a Friday in my sophomore year, running around the building in sub-zero weather, that immortal fourth year graduation. CHARACTERISTIC-Always ready with a big smile and a hearty hello for every- one, easy going, cool, never excited, being seen with the Hagitatin fellows -Bobby, Mason, Eggie, Bill, Andy, Smitty, Harry, Hudson and Scott. LIFE AMBITION-To E ase down the aisle with that S peciaI girl, to be a somebody and not a nobody , and a credit to my family and race in whatever I do. COLLEGE-lowett or Tuskeegee Institute, , wi' i' wk' 'A' 'ft- Mf JANWN, ARIE ELIZABETH- Jay , Little Flower , Tootsie -Technical , ' lVlTlES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 3, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, sketball, I, 2, 3, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, 4, All-Stars, 4, xp heer Leader, 4, Arista, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Officer, Za, Home Room entative, 2, German Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4a, Attendance Com., I, Club. 4, Gym Team Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, Social Dancing, 3, 'YI s , ior Prom Com., 4. gy xv j A ERSION-Riddle's worries 1?l, Christmas plays, Nancy's, l've never been happier in all my life ' being rushed by Appleyard. CHARACTERISTIC Ak diddy boom' seen with the Gamma girls, off to the Y, My ' FONDEST MEMORY-The good old days. I eighth period Nicks COLLEGE Ursinus fu , LIFE AMBITION-To be taller than Charlie, it's all in the cards. GP PAGE 57 JENKINS, PATRICIA ANN- Pat , Patsy -Classical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., I, 23 C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Represen- tative, I, 4, Secretary, Ig Arista, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer. 4, Gym Monitor, I, 2, Captain, 3, 4: S. P. Q. R., 2, 3, 4, Secretary and Consul: Junior Choral Speak- ing, 3, Speakers' Bureau, 4, Secretary, Senior Class Secretary, Perfect At- tendance, I, E Honor Roll, I, 3, Ways and Means Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Homework. CHARACTERISTIC-Busy and bashful. LIFE AIVIBITION--To do something worthwhile some day along Iife's way. i 'k' JOHNSON, H. EUCENE- Johnny -TechnicaI ACTIVITIES-French Club, 23 Study Hall Monitor, 33 Varsity Track, lnterclass Boxing, Interclass Baseball, Home Room Representative, I. PET AVERSION-Mr, Schwab and his short test. CHARACTERISTIC--Getting to school at 8:55. LIFE AMBITION-To do research work in the field of internal medicine. COLLEGE-Temple University. : 'A' 'k' JOHNSTON, ROBERT ATKINSON- Bob , Johnny , B-B -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., I, Slips Com., I, Home Room President, II, 3: Per- fect Attendance, I, Study Hall Monitor. Ig Sophomore Pan-American Club, Math Club, 3, 41 Slide Rule, 3, Varsity Baseball, 3, 4, Junior Varsity Base- ball, I, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, Senior Pan-American Club, 3. PET AVERSION-Lunch Room arguments with Fellonag Do C 's, Anybody with the brains of a moron, and wondering if he means me. CHARACTERISTIC-Rushing for the Bri C antine bus, seen with Bacharach, Fellona, Kaupp, and the rest of the l-li-Y boys. LIFE AIVIBITION-To be a success in the eyes of my mother and father. COLLEGE-Lehigh. ir:-rf JONES, DORIS LOUISE- Dot , Pro -General ACTIVITIES-Leaders' Corps, I, 2, Officer, 23 Gym Captain, lg Equipment Checker, 23 Basketball Captain, I, Ci.A.A., I, 2, 3, Library Com., 2. PET AVERSION-Last name being called lone instead of Jones by a certain person-HC. Cl-IARACTERISTIC-eComing home with I-l.C. and being talked about, always laughing with D.M., D.M.L., Mc.W. and M.H. LIFE AMBITION-To become a great artist : to be all that my parents expect me to be la great loverl. COLLEGE-Pratt Institute. 'k'f'k' JONES, GLADYS LEONA- Sonny Lee , Jonesie -Qmmgrcial ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 43 Observer, 4: Basketball, I, 3, -lg Volley- ball, I3 Dance Club, Ig Leaders' Corps, Ig G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Freshman Basketball, I, 3, 4, Asst. Sophomore Basketball, 33 Equipment Checker, All- Star Basketball, 4. PET AVERSION-A nagging person, trying to open the locker at 81533 Mr. Know'es' continuous walking up and down the aisle during a time test, those long walks to get to a club meeting iK.K,I. CHARACTERISTIC-Always being seen with Betty, Dottie and Thelma, trying to explain things to Sister, LIFE AMBITION-To do my best in everything l undertake and make my family proud of me. COLLEGE-New York University. PAGE 58 JONES, KATHRYN MARY- Kay , Kat , Kath , Dimples -Technical ACTIVITIES--Basketball Assistant, 4, Assistant Squad Leader, 4, G.A.A., l, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Study Hall Monitor, 3, Library Com., 2. PET AVERSION-People calling me Shirley, h FONDEST MEMORY-July, I947, in Havre de Grace, Md. CHARACTERISTIC--Talking, always smiling. LIFE AMBITION-To teach math at N. Y. U., and travel, to fulfill my parents' desires. COLLE-GE-Trenton State Teachers' College. TJ 'k Tl: 'A' TTT KABALA, JOHN-- Kabala , J.R. -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4, Ushers' Com., 2, Senior Auditing Com., 4, Public Safety Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Miss BierIy's short lectures, and He's up again , Mr, Sullivan's, Kabala, when are you going to test. FONDEST MEMORY-lurie l8, 1948. CHARACTERISTIC-Sitting at the table in P.A.D,, sitting in the class has gone to lunch, shooting the breeze with GB, and AP. to his old tricks pass a shorthand home room after LIFE AMBITION-To learn shorthand, to make a million and my brother. retire, to be like COLLEGE-Peirce School of Business Administration. '17 'A' YF 'A' wh' KARSEVAR, LOlS GLORIA- Shorty , Lo -General KATE, ACTlVlTlES-OA A., l, Orchestra, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., 3, 4, All-State Or- chestra, 4, Locker Room Monitor, I. PET AVERSION-Lugging that darn old fiddle, people continually asking me, How tall are you? CHARACTERlSTlC-Sawing on the bull fiddle. LIFE AMBITION-To be first bass player in the Philadelphia Orchestra. 'Q 'A' 'A' 'il' ERNESTIN E- Ernie -Commercial ACTlVlTlES'G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, Dance Club, l, lce Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Catty females, and people who ask how to spell Kate. CHARACTERISTIC-Dreamy eyes. LlFE AMBITION-To get the best things out of life. s i wi' tk KAUPP, HARRY ALBERT- Kauppie , Knuppie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Senior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 4a, Speakers' Bureau, 4, President, 4: Cafeteria Com., l, 3, 4, Chairman, l, 4, Varsity Track Squad, 4, Varsity Basketball, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Student Government Constitution Com., 4, German Club, 4, Latin Club, 3, 4, Program Chairman, 4a, Slide Rule, 3, Courtesy Com. junior Prom. 3, Home Room Representative, 3, President, l, Science Club, l, 3, Perfect Attendance, l, Sophomore Current Events Club. l, Band, l, Class President, 4b. PET AVERSION-Bacharach's sarcastic remarks, Mom's quote, ls your home- work finished? FONDEST MEMORY-November lO, l947, two points in the Bridgeton game. CHARACTERISTIC--Seen with B. Bacharach and Big Boy Charlie, chauffeur for the Hi-Y boys. LIFE AMBITION-To B e a credit to my parents and live in the B ig open spaces. COLLEGE-Muhlenberg, Dartmouth or Lafayette. PAGE 59 KEATES, GEORGE H.- Ge-o -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule, 2, 33 German Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4a, Presi- dent, 4bg Math Club, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, Prom Com., 43 Choral Speaking, 3a. PET AVERSION-Miss Rhodes's ninth periodsg Doc's, Got that, Keates? g people who talk too much and say nothing. CHARACTERISTIC-Hanging out with the Hi-Y gang, down at Stewart'sg being one of the Big Three , slugging the ivories. LIFE AMBITION-Take it easy after my first million. COLLEGE-Muhlenberg, Amherst, or Williams. air 'A' '55 'A' if: KEGEL, NANETTE LOUISE-- Nan , Nanny Lou -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G,A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Library Com., l, 2: Chorus Club, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club, 45 Perfect Attendance, 23 Locker Room Monitor, 3. PET AVERSION-Anything connected with hard work. FONDEST MEMORY-Missing the l2:Ol train and racing through the streets of Philadelphia all night with Marian, Shirley, Florence, Ginny, Janet, June and Mickey, waiting for the paper train to leave for A. C. CHARACTERISTIC-Lazy. LIFE AMBITION-To find my first job lwith hours from I2 to l with an hour off for lunchl, and to play the organ as well as L.P.E. it 'A' 'k 'it KEHOE, ELLEN MARTHA- EI , Boots -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cheer Leader, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Board, 2, 3, Secretary, 33 Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 43 Arista, 2, 3, 4: Dance Club, l, 2, 3, junior Class Treasurer, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2. 3, 4, All- Stars. 2, 33 Field Hockey, 3, 4, All-Stars, 3: Tennis, 3, 4, Asst. ManagEer, 43 Home Room Secretary, 45 Gym Captain, 2, 3, 45 Ice Skating Club, 43 quip- ment Checker, I3 Social Dancing, 3. PET AVERSION-Those nicknames the boys think up for Dick and me, listening to fish and duck stories, getting mixed up in love triangles, Mr. Sullivan and those time tests. FONDEST MEMORY-Those terrific times durin my four years at A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC- P aling aro U nd with C? reat S istersg seen in Nick's on vt'2eek D ay S and Stewart's on week-ends, cheering PUCS on to greater heig ts. LIFE AMBITION-To see Wanda fall madly in love and attend that wedding, see a certain person become a great success in life. COLLEGE-Trenton State Teachers' College?!! T27 'A' 'Qt 'k 'ik KELLY, PAUL HARDING- Kell , P.K. -Technical ACTIVITIES-Board of Athletics, 43 Varsity Football, 3, 4, Captain, 4: Health Club, 2, 33 lnterclass Basketball, 2, 33 Slide Rule. 33 Home Room Treasurer, 3, lnterclass Basebail, 2, 33 lnterclass Track, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Persons who talk a lot but say nothing, wind-sprints. CHARACTERISTIC-Being in the Margate School yard or Stewart'sg a limp or a sling, Hi-Y , Spoofers. LIFE AMBITION--To get out of school in the shortest time possible. L. i .QT i ,4-. KERSTETTER, DONALD BERTRAM- Don , Reds -CeneiaT ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., 2. PET AVERSION-Miss Davies' third period P.A.D. class. CHARACTERISTIC-Falling asleep in Mr, Kleiner's room, LIFE AMBITION--To try to be as dynamic as Eitnier thinks he is, PAGE 60 KIESS, DOROTHY MARGARET- Dottie , Dot -General ACTIVITIES-Basketball, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, C.A.A., 3, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Observer, 4, Science Club, 4, Senior Current Events. PET AVERSION-The night of the crash, looking for two needles in a haystack, who's in school today?, staying home Sundays, good old curfew. FONDEST MEMORY-New Year's Eve, '46 with Bobbie lean, Joe, and Ray. CHARACTERISTIC-That noon tete-a-tete of three little lassies, Tuesday Cam's meetings, love that '35 Ford, Saturday night at the H.B., the old gang throwing me into the cage, March '46, waiting for someone to get tired of blondes and make SI2,000 a year. LIFE AMBITION-To be able to sail a mothboat, get to N. Y. C. with Teenie and Flossie, see Bobbie Jean come to A. C. from Texas, sail to Bermuda with Little English! :fi 'A' it 'k Ki? KLIGERMAN, ALAN EDWARD- KIig , AI -Technical ACTIVITIES-Band, i, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Orchestra, 'I, Athenaeum, I, 2, Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 2, Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Junior Representative, 3, Interclass Boxing, Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, Study Hall Monitor, 4. PET AVERSION-People who don't like, Hello, Baby. CHARACTERISTIC- Hello, Baby , chess, Beethoven, milk, and Margie. LIFE AMBITION-To make 4 per cent B milk. A COLLEGE-Wisconsin. Tl' 'A' tl? 'k 'Sr KOEDITZ, CLARA BELLE- Claire -Commercial ACTIVITIES-In Rutherford H. S.: Co-Y, entered A.C.H.S. last year. PET AVERSION-Being called CIaraBeIle by the teachers. CHARACTERISTIC-Does not speak unless spoken to, seen eating lunch with Doris S., Marjorie W., and Cathryn G. LIFE AMBITION-To be happily married as a perfect wife with a perfect family. 'i?r'k'if3 kS'ir KNOX, NORMA .IOANNE- Noyma , Champ , Baby -Technical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., lg Chorus Club, lg Cym Captain, I, G.A.A., I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION- A lways trying to C oncentrate on homework, when other things are on my mind, seriously - it's impossible! FONDEST MEMORY-All the good times through my Senior year in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Having a continual race with my sister, first one up, best one dressed, and always trying to find good reasons to prove that I2 o'cIock P.M. is entirely to early for ONE to leave. LIFE AMBITION-To have a few of my wild dreams come true. sir 'A' sir uk Sir KORNBLAU, LEONA ADELE- Lee -Technical ACTIVITIES-Gym Desk Assistant, I, 2, Chorus Club, ig Slips Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary I 2' Glee Club 3' Band 4a' Christmas Pla 3' smdy Hall Manner, i.' ' ' ' ' ' ' Y' ' PET AVERSION-Insincerity, people who mind my business, when they're either too fast or too slow-no happy medium, and being taught that variety is the spice of life-lah-meni. FONDEST MEMORY--I live for the future, not from the past. CHARACTERISTICS--Looking for Lazar's Pepsodent smile: thinking of Lipp- man's drinking habits, staring at Plager's eating habits, enduring Meyer's wise cracks, and staying home those nights trying to keep at those studies long enough to major in that tall dark and handsome subiect!!! LIFE AMBITION-To be like my mother-giving my family the love and devo- tion she gave us. COLLEGE-Temple or University of Pennsylvania. 'PAGE 61 KRESCHUK, DOROTHY ANN- Dottie , Kres -Cmiinai..e ACTIVITIES--C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Asst. Captain, 2. 3: Basketball, l, 2, Volleyball. I, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 23 Kickball, 23 Home Room Secretary, 3, Slips Com., 3, 4, Study Hall Monitor, 2. PET AVERSION-Miss Craf's gym class, four years: Janie's athletic inclinations, Sunday afternoons, FONDEST MEMORY--A certain trip to Hammonton with the girls3 Junior year. CHARACTERISTIC-indifferent and unconcernedg hearing Crace's tales of woe, making school by 8:54. LIFE AMBITION-To see Lillian catch the l2:4S back to her village on a Saturday night, to become indispensable to someone as a secretary and otherwise! .f'. i .' i .'. KURTZ, DEBORAH JOAN- Debby , Deb , Stinky , Bugs , Rabbit , Kebby Durtz -Technical ACTIVITIES-Miami Beach High School, I, 2, 3: Home Room Treasurer, I, 2: Spanish Club, I, 2, Treasurer, I, 21 French Club, 3, Treasurer, 3, All-Star Basketba'll, l, 2, 35 All-Star Volleyball, I, 2, 3: AllfStar Track, I, 2, 35 A.lIfStar Softball, l, 2, 3g School Paper, 3: Mixed Chorus, 33 C.A.A., 3, Officer, 3: Prom Com, Chairman, 3. A.C.H.S, 4: Slips Com., 4: Gym Cap- tain, 45 Ci.A.A., 4: Current Events Club, 4. AVERSION-People who call me Rabbit g who ask what I like better, At- lantic City or Miami Beachg who ask me, ls Margie your cousin? FONDEST MEMORY-That orchid from Phi Delp a weekvend at Rutgers, and my Senior year. CHARACTERISTIC-Dungarees3 my short men: gabbing about Florida, and al- ways seen arguing with Lip g philosophizing with Liz g teasing Jean , itterbugging with Joyce , borrowing Algebra from Glayman , and bum- ming with Baylinsonlsl. LIFE AMBITION-To be a completely unpreiudiced person: to make my way to the top with the right person by my side. COLLEGE--N. Y. U. or Boston University. 1 .'. i .Y t QW PET KURTZ, MARJORIE EVE- Margie , Midge -Technical ACTIVITIES-French Club, 3. 4, Secretary, 4ag Attendance Com., l, 23 Reception Com., 33 Slips Com., 41 Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 2, Secretary, 2a,bg Sophomore Current Events Club, 2: C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Current Events Club, 3, 43 Ecclesia, 41 Cilee Club, Manager, 21 Home Room President, l: Gym Monitor, I3 All E's, I. AVERSION-Doc's, Get that Kurtz? 3 and extry credit on Cuber, Africer, Americpr and Asierf' Cl-IARACTERISTIC-Third period lunch, green ink. and trying to keep certain people on speaking terms, LIFE AMBITION-To teach a kindergarten class of iunior schooIyard boys , starting the little monsters off right so they'II get out ot high school in FOLJR years. Note: Larry, Mousey, Hank, Alvin. Leslie, Maxie, Barney, Tevis, Mickey. Jose. COLLEGE-Trenton State Teachers. PET i .' i .-. LAFFERTY, BARBARA JEAN- Bob , Bobby , Laft , Barby -Technical LAMB, ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 2, 3, 4: Human Relations, 4. PET AVERSION- Where did you get that laugh? g Do they wear shoes yet in Bpt? lBriclgeport, Connecticutlng dimples FONDEST MEMORY-Trying to think up a good excuse for being late, CHARACTERISTIC-My giggle. LIFE AMBITION--To fulfill my parents' hopes and to become the best nurse St. Mary's ever put out. COLLEGE-St. Mary's Nursing School, Philadelphia. -if -A' wu- PATRICIA CELESTE- Pat , Speed -General ACTIVITIES-C.A.A,, l, 2, 3, 43 Chorus Club, 43 Dance 3, 4. Club, lg Gym Attendant, PET AVERSION-Lee VJ. trying to play Cupid, BUT-try to do the same for her-brrrl, expressions, drop dead and and you know it. FONDEST MEMORY-Those rare months of November and December in '47- never a dull moment! CHARACTERISTIC-Perfume maniac: Lee W. and I always packing our suitcases before we know where we are going: singing the grand opera to my friends to see their noses curl up, having bull sessions with Mary lane W. and the gang fourth period. LIFE AMBITION-See the realization of a few of my wild dreams: make accom- plishments one after the other, and travel, travel and travel!! PAGE 62 LAMBERT, JOAN KATHLEEN-- Chickie -TCClinical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 2, 3, 4: Senior Current Events Club. 4, Head Drum Maiorette, 3, Attendance Com., 2, 3, Slips Corn., 43 All-Sfaf Volleyball Team, 2. PET AVERSION-Adults, homeworkg people who tell me l've established a fine bleachhead. CHARACTERISTIC-Having a different crush eyery week: waiting f0l' The mailman, P aling aro U nd with C reat S lsters. LIFE AMBITION-To have enough sons in my family fo' G basketball Team- g -A' 'A' IQ LAND, JOHN WEAVER- Johnny Bounce , J.L. -Technical ACTlVlTlES-Aviation Club, lg Varsity Track, 23 l-lome Roomlllepresentative, 3, lnterclass Track, 33 Speakers' Bureau, 4, Senior Class Vice-President, Stu- dent Council Com., 4. , CHARACTERISTIC--Have scores of friends. LIFE AMBITION-To speak Spanish fluently. COLLEGE-Illinois? 4 'A' '. 'k LANIN, JAY HOWARD- Ears , Jakala -Technical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Lunch Room Com., Slips Com., 2, 3: Band, l, 25 Or- chestra, 35 Clee Club, 3, Math Club, 3, 4, President, 4ag Sophomore Cur- rent Events Club, l, 2, Program Chairman, Zag Pirates of Penzance , 23 Perfect Attendance, lg Speakers' Bureau, 4, Constitutional Com. for Stu- dent Council, Chairman, 4, PET AVERSlON-People who think Putsey is more conceited: people who don't know that the purpose of wearing my hat is to keep my head warm. CHARACTERISTIC---Insulting the rest of the human race, tripping lightly over the thresholds of various home rooms at 9:O5Vg. LIFE AMBITION-J. Fletcher Corwin Welles Lanin-Studio 15. COLLEGE-l've applied to Yale, Northwestern, and Cornell-so what! -. -if -. -af fs , Z I' il 'gf A l . , 1 lf 1 ff Ji! '4 7 1 v ' y 4, 3' X f fj X LARKIN, JOSEPH ALLEN- Al -Technical I ' 1 i' PET AVERSION-People. ' f . 1- 5 4 , f' 1 CHARACTERISTIC-Confusing the Communists by going up the down stairs, LIFE AMBlTlON-This is it. ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room com., 2, 3. ,l ,-if 1 f f COLLEGE-Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. -A' 'k 'ZS LAVINE, JOYCE BARBARA- Jerse , Joy -General PET AVERSION-My haven for homeless delinquentsg being called a baby by H. Z. g that certain band of lazy five, people who say, Are you in school? , and means to an end. FONDEST MEMORY-A really great day in August going double with Mort and Rho, ask Rho about it? CHARACTERISTIC- Sheen A round town with the C ang with Mort tc Rho: college to Eileen and redheads to Leona, my gone E xpressio N . LIFE AMBITION-To live and not merely exist, and maybe some day reach that golden gate and make my mom and dad proud of me, COLLEGE-Katherine Gibbs. PAGE 63 LAZAR, ANN ETTE-- Lucky -Common cial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club, 3, 4, Gym Captain, 3, Human Relations, 3, Reception Com., 3. PET AVERSION-Short men, empty mail boxes, and people who havc no con- sideration for other peopIe's feelings, FONDEST MEMORY-My dad, Nov. 30, l946, that three-day trip to N, Y, CHARACTERISTIC- S porting around in my Old's C onvertible while listening to Minna laugh, Lillian asking for Sig, Leona saying, I hate redheads , and Helene yelling, l want to eat , D reaming O n a B ig S caIe. LIFE AMBITION-To laugh, to live, to love, and to be loved, to carry on where my dad left off, and to do the things that would make him proud of mc. 'fr 'lr 'sir ir nk LEACOTT, GRACE HOPE- Female Weasel , Pearl -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, 43 Equipment Monitor, I, Dressing Room Monitor, 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, Kickball, 2, Study Hall Monitor, l, 2, 3, Skating Club, 4, Drum Maiorette Club, 3, Table Tennis, 3, War Stamps Com., 3, PET AVERSION-Boys breaking wagons, and Dusty, my phone ringing I2-35l2i. FONDEST MEMORY-New Year's Eve of '46 with Gladys Swan, that certain trip to Hammonton with the girls. CHARACTERISTIC-Gill and I always gabbing about the men in our lives, seen with the B.A,B.'s girls, always seen with Mary A. sixth period, telling my tales of woe to Kres, those Tri-Hi-Y trips. LIFE AMBITION-Tc have an Ernest and P rofitable life, and to be a credit to my mother. COLLEGE-Barbizon College of Modeling Arts, I. 'k i' f LEACOTT, JOHN YOUNG- Weasel -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, lnterclass Track, 3, Table Tennis, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Guys who tell me l'll never get out of school--I showed them, FONDEST MEMORY-Dusty's home room with the guys who are bitter. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with the boys at Hookes. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my mother, and to take a look at the world. fQr'k'iZ'ki? LEE REGINALD JOSEPH- Reg , Reggie -'Iechnical ACTIVITIES--Varsity Baseball, I, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Varsity Basketball, 2, 3, 4, Ch' 3 4 Representative 4' Math Club 4' Board ot Home Room airman, , , , , , , Athletics, 4, Slide Rule, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 4, Student Council Constitutional Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Buses, losing to either Camden or Trenton in the State tourna- ment, having no hits for four times at bat in the box score. FONDEST MEMORY-My last year and a half at A.C.H.S., playing baseball and basketball for A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Laughing at any and all jokes, talking to G.B. sixth period, always talking baseball or basketball. LIFE AMBITION-To become the V ery B est shortstop in the major leagues. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania, iff 'A' Sf? 'A' 'iff LEEDS, ELAINE CAROLYN-- Reds -Commerf ial ACTIVITIES-Locker Room Monitor, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, I, C-.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, 2, Basketball, I, Ice Skating Club, 4, Human Relations Coun- ci 3 PET AVERSION-Miss Rhodes' 3:00 P.M. tea parties in 202, and Miss R's eternal Elaine, sit up! FONDEST MEMORY-The home room gang in 202. CHARACTERISTIC-Always talking, usually laughing, never studying. LIFE AMBITION-To get a boss with a nice soft knee. PAGE 64 LEIKEN, BARBARA RUTH- Bobbi , Babs -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 1, 2, 3, 45 Gym Captain, 33 Basketball, lg Volleyball, 3, Attendance Com., l, 2, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-People who ask, How's the weather up there? g those 3:00 P.M. tea parties in 202, and being mistaken for Shirl. FONDEST MEMORY-Those Senior home room periods. CHARACTERISTIC-Riding around in a '47 station wagon with a '48 front fthe car, that isl. LIFE AMBITION-To live up to my parents' expectations, and to travel around the world. 'ik'A'1lr'kik' LEIDNER, CALVIN BEJAY- Rusty -General LEON, ACTIVITIES-A.C.H.S.: Observer, 3, 43 Lunch Room Com., 33 Chester High School: Art Club. 25 Welcome , l, 25 Dramatic Society, l, 23 Student Council, I, 23 Track Team, lg Camera Club, 23 Cartoon Club, 25 History Club, l, 23 Latin Club, lg Entered U. S. Marine Corps, December, '47. PET AVERSION-Homework. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with the AZA boys. LIFE AMBITION-To live a full life, with the right wife! 'Cr 'A' it ir it RHODA HELEN- Rho -Classical ACTIVITIES-Home Room Representative, I, 25 Chorus Club, lg Gym Captain, l, 23 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 S.P.Q.R., 2, 3, 4, French Club, 3, 43 Ecclesia Vice- President, 3b, President, 4ag Reception Com., 43 Recreation Com., 35 Senior Prom Courtesy Com., 43 Study Hall Monitor, 23 Current Events Club, 2, Pan- American Club, 23 Drama Gui d, 4. PET AVERSION-Always missing the honor roll by one mark. FONDEST MEMORY-Going with a Sigma Chi guy. CHARACTERISTIC- D reaming 0 n a B ig S cale, while eyeing the situa- tion with Eileen, starving Shirlg making merry with Mitzi, shocking Chash, and joking with lerce Ithe alienl. LIFE AMBITION-Im MORT ality. COLLEGE-Katherine Gibbs. 1fk k1G k1fk LEVIN, BERNARD D.- Bernie , Lev -Technical ACTIVITIES-Interclass Volleyball, 35 Interclass Ping-pong, 33 Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Putting the pressure on the old man to get the car, technicolor report cards, people accusing me I look like my sister: pedestrians, Mondays. FONDEST MEMORY-The day I graduate: five ways at lzzy's. CHARACTERISTIC-Cool, calm and collectedg dashing up the fire escape six minutes to nine. LIFE AMBITION-To sit on top of the world: to be successful in women, wine, song and pocket billiards. uiriiiriit LEVIN, MILDRED- MilIee , Mil , Doll -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Observer, 41 Current Events, 4. PET CXERSION-Eighth period each day, T.A,S.g people who ask me how l can e . CHARACTERISTIC-Cuttin' up with iw., Fe., ok., s.H., P.i.., ea., EP., s.M., A.w., Ac., c.P., eb., Ri.. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in the business world. PAGE 65 P LEVIN, SHIRLEY- Lee , Levy , Shir -Cgnwmcfi ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, 3, 41 C.A,A., 4, Basketball, 41 Slips Com., 3, -fi: Volleyball, 4, Attendance Com., 3, 4. PET AVERSION--Girls who cat, homework, working around peopleg people tell- ing me I look like my brotheri T.A.S. rubbing about M.M.g Bcrky and BiIl's yelling Levy in public places. FONDEST MEMORY---Graduation day, New Year's Eve as far back as I car. remember. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen around with Janet, Dot, and Bernice, fickle, always dancing, always nagging Janet. LIFE AMBITION- T rying hard to F ind a swell fellowg to make my parents proud of me. .,k..k. LEWIS, PHYLLIS RENEE-- Phyl -'leclwiwia ACTIVITIES-Clce Club, 2, 3, 43 Chorus Club, lg Arista, 2, 3, 43 Science Club, lg Freshman Cafeteria Com., I1 Athenaeum, I, Secretary, Zbg Dance Club, I, Basketball, I, Captain, lg C-.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 23 Pirates of Pen- zance , 23 Double Octet, 3, Home Room Secretary, 3, junior Choral Speaking, 31 French Club, 3, 4, Publication Editor, 4a. PET AVERSION-The irritating phrase, Please girls, Phyllis is here! g being teased by everyone and anyone: concerted males and deceitful females: people who say, How's your brother? g and R,M.'s early phone calls on Sunday morning after a big night before. FONDEST MEMORY-Floating down the aisle in cap and gown, and everything connected with graduation. CHARACTERISTIC--J'D reaming O n a Fig S cale, whiie ribbing Rita, tease ing Troy, razzing Rosie, yapping with amp and P atiently waiting for a C ertain someone, that red streak, being heard to say, Sorry, I can't go, I have Glee Club today. LIFE AMBITION-To travel the road of life and find happiness, health, and success, live up to my family's hopes. COLLEGE-Syracuse. ,k , ,k . I.IPARI, CHARLOTTE- Chickie -Classcal ACTIVITIESaLibrary Com., I1 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketbair, 2. PET AVERSION-Being called Charlotte , history. CHARACTERISTIC-Driving a '34 Chevrolet coupe, reading a good book, LIFE AMBITION-To be the kind of person my mother would have wanted me to be, , ,t . i . LIPPMAN, HELENE JUDITH- Lip , Nose , Hel-ene -CommerciaI ACTIVITIES-C-.A.A., I, 2, 3, 41 Human Relations, 3, Wash Room Com., l. PET AVERSION-Siggy saying, My, how you've come up in the world! g people who say, Did you get any mail? p Alvin opening his mouth at the Weiner College , people who cut in on important telephone conversations. CHARACTERISTIC- Sheen A round town with the C angg listening to Debby talk, seeing yce two days a week in school, Leona and her loves: ucky a that car, Rita and those odd remarks, Lil and her eat- inghriabitsg J ean and her Casanova, those long telephone conversations witekiil' LIFE I o et drivcr's license and drive Rube's car. fl , 1-T 'I' J 'A' Sl' INE- iz , ' a , elle' uckess -Technical S-Si ule lu , 3 dance om., I, Chorus Club, l, Secretary. I' ome Re enta ve, lg Aris , 3. 43 Science Club, I, 2, G.A.A.. , , 3, , P sse with a E's , 3 Gym Monitor, 4, Asst. Captain, 4, 4 rom ., 4, rtesy .,n3g sketball. I3 Math Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 45 I lu , , Se ry, 33 erald Advirtising Manager, 4. AV RSI N atin onny immy a e time FON T ORY Thos t day ' New Y with Lucky, Lil, and Min: arch I, I94 . ARACTERIS - I C r g r ose week-ends: S een A round th ang ay S that t ble diet: cutting up with Yohanna, ileennq n Deb, co aring man with Pinsky's. L E A B I o be COOP ed u for a long, long time to come. C0 E D' n niversity of Pennsylvania. PAGE 6 LLOYD, HENRY JOSEPH- Hen , Whitey , John , Henry -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, 3, 43 Ice Skating Clubg lnterclass Track, 4: lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 43 Study Hall Monitor. PET QNQEJRSION-Dawn Patrol for Dusty g and making excuses to Ma Saseen at CHARACTERISTIC-Saturday nite bingesg trying to dance, and explaining to Weasel why the machine tilted. LIFE AMBITION-To form a corporation with the boys lCaIlagher, March, Cole' mani. 'E ir :fi 'A' ff? LOHSE, BERNADINE GLORIA- Bernie , Bee --Commercial ACTIVITIES-Basketball I, 43 Volleyball. 3, 4g G.A.A., I, 3, 43 Attendance Com, 25 Public Safety Com., 3, Lunch Room Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Peggv's love troubles, Mr. Robart's transcriptionsg oh! yes! those wonderful time tests of Mr. SuIlivan's. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with Peggy, Elaine, and the B Iu E and white sweat-- ersg Oh, Elaine! what do we have to eat today in English? LIFE AMBITION-To find a shell for this nut. il' i' wi' 'k it LONERGAN, ALICE CLAIRE- AI , Honey , Glue , Studs -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G,A.A., 2, 3, 41 Asst. Gym Captain, 41 Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Being called Devil Eyes by the Nose g and John Sarkos' Black Book. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with my Clue sister, Ginny g and listening to Maria's love troubles. LIFE AMBITION--To see Larry Renze become a great singing starg and j ust to make my mother and D ad proud of me. if i' YR' 'k tk' LUPRESTI, MARIE ROSE-Commercial ACTIVITIES--C.A.A., 2, PET AVERSION-Listening to Miss Bierly in first period study, conceited peopleg ninth periods with Mr. Sullivan. CHARACTERISTICA-Always worrying over something, absent-minded. LIFE AMBITION-To be happy and successful in whatever I do. wkiiiik LOUCKS, SHIRLEY ANNE- Blondie -General PET AVERSION-Leaving school and growing old. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with my other half, 1.B.S. LIFE AMBITION-To be a nurse or a stewardess, and then some day a housewife. PAGE 67 LU BOW, ROSALIE- Rosie , Ro -Teclfiriical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., I5 Attendance Com., 25 Verse-Speaking Choir, '35 Thanksgiving Pay, 35 Christmas Play, 35 Senior Cafeteria Com., 45 Senior Current Events Club, 45 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Me? I love the world. FONDEST MEMORY-High school--believe it or not. CHARACTERISTIC-Feudin' with Phyllis5 keeping the girls amused with my fairy tales 5 looking for a Washington phone book lfor Joyce, that isl5 oh, that lunch tablel. LlFE AMBITION-To make my family proud of me as l reach the top of that well known ladder. ff? 'A' 'fi i' ff? LUCAS, MARY-.IO- Jo -Classical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 35 Slips Com., 4, Home Room Secretar , 2, 3, Representative, 45 G,A.A., l, 2, 3, 45 Ecclesia, 3, Treasurer, 45 Latin glub, 3, Scrib and Consul, 45 French Club, 4, Secretary5 Locker Room Monitor, l, 2: Assistant in ll6, 25 All E Honor Roll, l, 2, 35 Slide Rule Class, 25 Junior Choral Speaking Group. PET AVERSION-Ohlson, Saravis, and Cicchino untying my bows, and Carlo's car. FONDEST MEMORY-Those basketball games. CHARACTERISTIC- No lunch today, thank you. LIFE AMBITION-To convince B. Cicchino and P. Smith that Doc Whitmoyer is the best man5 to get a ioy ride in Al's mighty cruiser. COLLEGE-Cornell. S? i' 1? i' if MCAVOY, DONALD L. F.- Mac -Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com.5 lnterclass Volleyball. PET AVERSION-How's your car running? CHARACTERISTIC-Four eyes. LIFE AMBITION-To live. 'A' 'fl' 'k S MCCLEANE, THOMAS WILLIAM- Mac , Max -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Senior Auditing Com., 45 Varsity Basketball Scorekeeper, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Shorthand dictation5 policemen of 209. CHARACTERlSTlC-Take it easy5 living in Townsend's. LIFE AMBITION-To be a certified public accountant. Sfriilriiif MCCLOSKEY, JANE-- Sarah , Mac-Athlete -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 45 Leaders' Corps, l, 2, 3, 45 Gym Captain, 3, 45 Equipment Checker, 35 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Assistant, 3, All- Star, 2, 35 All-Star Field Hockey, 35 Volleyball, l, 2, 3, Assistant, 3, All-Star, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Miss Craf's first period commando gym class5 Sadsacks 5 Monday mornings. FONDEST MEMORY--That certain trip to Hammonton5 football season of I947. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with the happy crew: being neutral. LIFE AMBITION-To prove to the girls that l'll be an old maidg to see Lil catch the right bus on time, and to see Dot hurry for once in her life. PAGE 68 McCULLOUGH, BERNARD LEO- Bernie , Mac , Reds , The Whisperer - Technical ACTIVITIES-Spanish Club, 2, Pan-American Club, 2, 3, Operetta: Recepfiofl Com., I, 2, 3, Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Junior Social Dancing, lnterclass Basket- ball, Interclass Volleyball, Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, Senior Class Publicity Com., Rotary Pan-American Contest. PET AVERSION-I2 o'clock alarm clock, lipstick discolorations on collars. CHARACTERISTIC-lnvariably being seen whispering to Sad Eyes , nice scenery! LIFE AMBITION-To make my father and mother proud of me by being the best darn lawyer in the United States. COLLEGE-University of Miami. 13' 'k iff 'A' Sir McCEARY, ROBERT WILLIAM- Bob , Mac , Cuddles -Technical ACTIIVITILESQ-Varsity Football, 2, 3, lnterclass Basketball, I, 2, 3, lnterclass rac, . ' PET AVERSION-Catching trolleys from Margate at 2 AM., unfaithful women, home room. FONDEST MEMORY-New Year's Eve, I947. CHARACTERISTIC--Chasing a C ertain L ittIe Ca M ma girl, fixing up deals for the Hartford Avenue health club. LIFE AMBITION-To see Atlantic City lease Margate back to the Indians. 1? 'k 'fr 'k 'fi' MCCLYNN, RICHARD JOSEPH- Ricky -General ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., Interclass Volleyball, Ice Skating Club. PET AVERSION-Five-day school week. CHARACTERISTIC-Red hair tor is it?l. LIFE AMBITION-This is it! uiciitiit McGRADY, ANNETTA LUCILLE- Nettie , Mac -Technical ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, 4, Reception Com. 4' G.A.A , , ., 3, 4, Gym Attendance Taker, I, 4. PET AVERSION-Brownie's unwanted heckling at I A.M., Fifi's, Let the talking be stopped , hospitals, homework, housework, trying to get lenny up in the morning. CHARACTERISTIC-Never having enough week, But l'm going to let them grow this time , everything's lush. LIFE AMBITION-To see Jenny get the on time, and see Connie go steady for more than two months, COLLEGE--Sullins lunior College? money for Jenny and me to last the man she wants, make Keys meet me 'fl' i' if 'A' 'A' MCHALE, MARIAN RUTH- Mickey , Hon -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 2, 3, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, Perfect Attendance 2 3 4' Chorus Club, 3, 4, Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 4, l3aslcetball: I, 2, 3, Volleyball, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-A typewriter that doesn't spell right, T.A.S,'s evil eye, people who pretend to be what they aren't. CHARACTERISTIC-Stubborn, telling Shirley my troubles, traveling with Shirley, Nan, June, and Marion. LIFE AMBITION-To ma R R y the man of my d R cams, to get a new book of iokes for Mr, Robart. COLLEGE--N. .l. C. PAGE 69 McKAY, CLARA MARCARET-- Angel --Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Ice Skating Club, Auditing Corn., 4. PET AVERSION-Miss W.'s word for school- Institution , she's not kidding, keeping an eye on C.M. so that she won't get lost going to classes. CHARACTERISTIC-Full of pep! and mischieflg being the quietest in home room. LIFE AMBITION-To make my first million, go to Europe this summer. ,k i .if McKEE, BARBARA DORIS- Babs , Mickey -Technical ACTIVITIES-Ecclesia, 3, 43 Chorus Club, 23 Slide Rule Class, 35 G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 2, 35 Gym Captain, l, 2, 3, Dressing Room Monitor, 33 Study Hall Monitor, 3, Home Room Representative, 2. PET AVERSION-The long days between vacations, study second period Thurs- day, lunchtime. CHARACTERISTIC-Friday nights at Stewarts, waiting for the mail, always seen with Wats g sharing common hate with Conny, Barbara, Shirley, and Wilma. LIFE AMBITION-To have all my dreams that lead to my main goal fulfilled. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania. , if ir ir ir MCWHITE, EFFIE MAE- Eppie , Epp , :Essie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 2,'3, 4, Public Safety, 4, Locker Room, I, 2, Wash Room, 2, 3, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Deceitful people. , CHARACTERIST I C-Serious. LIFE AMBITION- Seest thou a man diligent in his business? He shall stand before kings, he shall not stand before mean men. COLLEGE-Bayonne Hospital, Bayonne, N. J. 'A' '. 'A' '-Z MCWHITE, LUCILLE CELESTINE- Lou'3 Commercial ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, I, 2, Perfect Attendance, I, 3, 4 'so tarlg Senior Cafeteria Com., C.A.A., I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Taking a history test. CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling. LIFE AMBITION-To become a good stenographer. .'kt.i'.. MACCAGNANO, DOMENICA JOSEPHINE- Mamie , Square One , Shrimpy - Classical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Kickball. I, Tennis, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Locker Room Monitor, I, 2, 33 Gym Assistant, lg Ice Skating Club, 4, Choral Speaking, 33 Human Relations, 3, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Latin Club, 35 Slips Com., 2, 3, 43 Pin and Ring Com., 3, Home Room Secretary, 43 Italian Club Treasurer, 45 Social Dancing, 33 Dance Club Play, 2, Hygiene Play, lg Leaders' Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Writing essays for chemistryg Dr. Whitmoyer's, Did you finally get yourself a tutor? g Mr. Schwab's lovely sense of humor. CHARACTERISTIC-Being mistaken for my sister, being seen with a certain Babes , C.A.L.S. , but definitely! LIFE AMBITION--To prove to Babes that l can get home after I2:0O P.M. without turning pumpkin. PAGE 70 MACCAGNANO, PAULINE CARMELA- Paul , Mac -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 3, 4, Assistant, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Manager, 3, Captain, 2, All-Stars, 23 Italian Club, 2, Field Hockey, 3, 4: Kickball, I, 2: Home Room President, 3, Gymnastic Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4. Officer, 4, Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Com., I, 2b, Slips Com., 3, 4, Dance Club, I, 2, 3, Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Gym Cap- tain, I, 2, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Collector, l, 2: Perfect Attendance, I, 2,-31 E Honor Roll, 2, Christmas Play, 43 Outdoor Tennis, 3, 4, Choral Speaking Group, 3, Observer Typist, 43 Junior Class Typist, 3, Herald Typist, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Dance Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Mr, Robart's transcripts, and Mr, SulIivan's time tests. CHARACTERISTIC-Scen with Philo girls around school and at all the dances. LIFE AMBITION-To make the right man happy. , , t . 1. t Til. MAEGIN, PHYLLIS SELMA- PhyI , Meg -Toclinical ACTIVITIES--G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Pan-American Club, 2, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, -I, Treasurer, 4b, Attendance Com., 3, 4, Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-Supplying everyone with gum, people who are insincere. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Schwab's third period history classes in 22l. CHARACTERISTIC-Worrying about little things, being seen around with Addie, Irma, Anna, Bette, I-lil a, Helen, Elaine, and IT'S been terrific. LIFE AMBITION-To bring happiness into the lives of two wonderful people. COLLEGE-Temple 1 , I'm homesick alreadyl. . t .. i gl. L HII7 fyk , WRED- Harr m:Mc1nical Iss muh, 2, 3, Varsity Fooibaii squad, 3, slide Rule cuss. 4,rTEl?zb yd, nager, 3, 4, Board of Athletics, 4, Ways and Means Co , P de , 4, Home Room Treasurer, A tendance Com., 3, 4, Inter- O, V yball, 3, Junior arsity Foo , , Glee Club, 4, Track, 4, Chorus 6 u T RSION itmoy 200-word essays. ARACTERIS IC- e shave. LIFE AMBITION-To bc a success in life. COLLEGE-Brown University. 'A' 'A' ii' MALTZ, MARILYNNE JANET- Lynnef'. Mayde -Technical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., 3, 4, G.A.A., 2, 35 Verse-Speaking Choir, Glce Club Librarian, 3, 4, Thanksgiving Play, Senior Pan-American Club, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 4a, Spanish Club, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who refuse to believe that a certain 6' blond is really my brother, and not my steady beau. CHARACTERISTIC-Entertaining Pearl and Dolly at the lunch table, then rushing to eat during the last five minutes. LIFE AMBITION-Flash! Marilynne Maltz, resort pianist, completes successful concert tour through U. S, and Europe. COLLEGE-Hamilton School of Music. ..'k-.'k. MANN, JOSEPH JACOB- Joe , YusseI , YuSs , Joey -Technical ACTIVITIES--Cafeteria Corn., I, Ushers' Com., 2, 3, Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 2, Operetta, 2, Math Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, French Club, 3, 4, President, 4, lnterclass Basketball, 3. PET AVERSION- Just one last rack, Joe , You're stupid. CHARACTERISTIC- Come up and see my television , I wish l'd said that! Don't worry, you will! LIFE AMBITION-To make more money than lerry, Jay and Pootsy: to be a successful medical man. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania or Lafayette? PAGE 71 MARSHALL, DOROTHY MARIE- Dot , Dottie , Dotsie , Dotmop -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 3, 4: Locker Room Monitor, 2, 3: Basketball, l, 2, 3: Volleyball, 2, 3: C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Slips Com,, l, 2: Gym Captain, l, Assistant, l, 4. PET AVERSION--Agitators and exaggeraters: gym: history: being called by my full name or last name: people who pretend to be what they aren't, and peopxe who think they know more than l do when they don't know as rnuc as l. FONDEST MEMORY-May l9, l944. CHARACTERISTIC-Neat, always laughing, being seen without Frances, but with L.McW., G.B., R.B., E.McW., and M.A.: talking to Lucille during fifth -period about a certain someone and vice versa, and eating sweet potatoes, pie and soup. LIFE AMBITION--To c L imb to the peak of the hi G hest mountain and gain success, happiness and l oy: to become a good stenographer or to make a success of myself in any field of work which l undertake to do, and, last but not least, to be a credit to my parents and grandmother. COLLEGE-Wilberforce University. wif'kf?'A iT SH J , , ACTIVITIE -Math Club, 4: Ushers' Club, 3: Lunch Room Com., 2: Attendance Com., lg Ice Sk tin lub, jV ide op paces cold nights. FONDEST MEMORY- l'lI Remember April. CHARACTERISTIC alki at the lo p on Friday and Saturday nights. LIFE AMBITIO achiev success and retire. COLLEGE-Ursi s. siiskifb MARTIGNETTI, JOSEPH FRANCES- Trouble -Technical ACTIVITIES--Perfect Attendance. l, 3, 4: Social Dancing, 3: lnterclass Volley- ball: Slide Rule, I, 2. PET AVERSION-My 200 words for the old Chap , and 209. CHARACTERISTIC-To see Mazur with a girl. LIFE AMBITION-To become a successful engineer. COLLEGE-Cornell or University of Pennsylvania? 'lr 'A' it 'R 'ff MARTIN, DAVID PHILLIP-Ceneial PET AVERSION-School. CHARACTERISTIC-- l don't know. if 'A' T1-T 'A' it MARTUCCI, CHARLES- Uncle Charlie , Charlie , Hey You -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cheer Leader, l, 3, 4a, Captain, 4a1 Lunch Room Com., 4, Co-Chair- man, 4: Math Club, 4: Clee Club, 3: Chorus Club, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who laugh at Harry and me, dimples: people who can't make up their minds lwell, Marie?l. FONDEST MEMORY-The night of February 28, l948. CHARACTERISTIC-AL.O.N.g watching over my flock: one of the Big 3. LIFE AMBITION-To reach 5'5 before Janson: to become a successful actor on Broadway. PAGE 72 MASSER, PEARL GLORIA-Classical ACTIVITIES-Attendance Corn., 43 All E Honor Roll, I3 Verse-Speaking Choir, 33 Thanksgiving Play, 33 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 43 Senior Current Events Club, 3, 43 Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 23 Pan-American Club, 2, 3, 4.3 Infirmary Assistant, 43 Ballad for Americans , 33 Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-Pessimistsllg Mr. Jaquish's Strings only-at next rehearsal. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to think of a characteristic for the Herald. LIFE AMBITION-That all I ever willed or hoped or dreamed of good shall existp not its semblance. but itself, QThanks, Mr. Brownungl COLLEGE-Syracuse. 11' 'A' 'G' 'A' iff MASSIE, NANCY MARLENE- Nan , Nanny -Technical ACTIVITIES-C-.A.A., I, 3, 43 Gym Captain, I, 43 Equipment Checker, 3. PET AVERSION-People who put on the airs and like to attract attention3 oral talks. CHARACTERISTIC-Quiet3 a smile for all. LIFE AMBITION-To M ake A success in all I unde R T ake IN life. sktwiriik MATTEONI, ELEANOR MARY- Ele , Dark Eyes , Banjo Eyes -General ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Human Relations, 43 Ice Skating Club, 43 Tennis, 3, 43 Field Hockey, 3, 43 Basketball, I, 2, 43 Volleyball, I, 2, 43 Kickball. PET AVERSION-People who ask me for my homework. CHARACTERISTIC-Those wedding receptions with Dot F.: gumg listening to Claudia talk about Rayg talking about the week-ends to C.S., P.R., D.F., B.W., and .C. LIFE AMBITION-To make mod and dad proud of me3 to go to California and after that travel to different countries. slr -A' 22' 'A' xi' MAZ UR, JAMES- Maze , Jim -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, 3, 43 Health Club, 3, 43 lnterclass BasketbalI3 Tumbling, 3. PET AVERSION-Learning some language which a few people use over in Europe in some country called Germany. CHARACTERISTIC-Not lazy, iust a procrastinator. LIFE AMBITION-To see Joe M. with long wavy hair. :Tx 'A' 'fr i' Si' MEADS, ERNEST JOE- Joe , Jersey Devil , Ern -Ttrchnical ACTQHTIES1-Science Club, 43 Radio Club, 43 Slide Rule Class, 43 Cafeteria om., . PET AVERSION--People who sound off when I am listening to the radiog sisters who delve into their older brother's affairs. FONDEST MEMORY,-Getting discharged from the Navy, and V. J. Dayg 3rd Fleet, 3rd Division Task Force 58. CHARACTERISTIC-Quiet, cooperative, easy to get along withg good humored3 afraid of girls: neat, studious, and ambitious, LIFE AMBITION-To be a speculator. COLLEGE-Boston University or U. C. L. A. PAGE T3 M IAN ULLI, ANNE ROSE- Fuzzy -'lectin :cal ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, 4, Tennis. 4. PET AVERSION-Burning the midnight oil for chemistry. FONDEST MEMORY-New Year's Eve: those wonderful week-ends. CHARACTERISTIC-That 9:54 dash into home room, wishing on a star. LIFE AMBITION-To fly D uaI W ith a certain somebody all the time. k..'k' MICHAEL, THOMAS COLTON- Mike , Loverboy , Lacey -Icclwiiical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, I, 2, 3, 43 Map Reading Class, lg lnterclass Basketball, 23 lnterclass Track, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 33 lntcrclass Boxing, 3, Social Dancing, 3, Slide Rule Class, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Boyd's ribbons and lace. FONDEST MEMORY--Hasson's party. CHARACTERISTIC-Always C omin C to school two steps ahead of that old 8:55, and sticking up for the Hartford Avenue health club. LIFE AMBITION-To see high school get its stadium, and the boys all come in sober. COLLEGE-Drexel Tech. ,t t V. uk b. MILANO, JOSEPH- Pepin, Joe -Technical ACTIVITIES-Italian Club, I, 2, 3, Library Com., l, 2. PET AVERSION-Missing the 8:55 bell, chemistry notes, How's your love lite? CHARACTERISTIC-Always needing a shave, Jeep fever, too lazy to walkl, never miss the weather report. LIFE AMBITION-To R each the P eak of success, to Jeep to California with Skippy and Daisey. COLLEGE-Rutgers University. I 'A' 'I 'k 'L y ,fu af MITCHELL, EMMA MAE- Em , Mitchie -'leclirilcal V - S ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Wash Ro or. I, Cy Captain, 2, Basket- ball Asst., I, Kickball Captain, 31 Gym amc Captain, V, Volleyball Asst., 2. U, PET AVERSION-My middle name: catty gir , CHARACTERISTIC-Always gabbing with Basky about a certain strollin V the halls every morning. gif . 1 LIFE AMBITION-To decorate the interior of our dream house. and bring Wipi- ness to all around me. COLLEGE-Hampton or a business school. .,i,.,A,. MODIANO, CLAI RE- Mody -Commeic ial ACTIVITIES-GAA., l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I: lunior Class Typing Com.. 3: Gym Captain, l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 3. 4, Attendance Com., 2, 3: Public Safety Com., 4, Home Room Representative, I, Dance Club, I, 2. 3: All E Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, Senior Pan-American Club, 3: Kickball, l, 2: Basketball, l, 2, Badminton, lg Volleyball, l, 2, Editor of Commercial Club Journal, 4. PET AVERSION-People who say I look like a little girl, having my picture taken, l ust W orrying about the miles between A. C. and .... ? FONDEST MEMORY-The morning Rita and I hookeyed school to hecorne secret spies. CHARACTERISTIC-Always J oking W ith him, atmosphere, please, one of the four and lT'S been wonderful, my darling nephew, Marc Lou. LIFE AMBITION--Travel, travel, and more travel. PAGE 74 MOMJIAN, SET- Munch , Moon -Technical ACTlVlTlES-lntcrclass Basketball, Attendance Com., lg Public Safety Com., 2, Cafeteria Com., 3: Ushers' Com., 3, Slips Com., 2, Checkers Com.. 3, fl: S9l'll0f Pan-American Club, 4, President, 4b, Current Events Club, 4, Slide Rule Class, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, l, Blue and White Night, 3, Banker, 4. PET AVERSlON-Miss Stanburg's, Mr. Monyin , Mr, MelIinger's, Mellinger's mighty molecule meeting. CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with SC., P.F., and R.D., the first one to school, and the first one to leave? LIFE AMBITION-To fulfill my mother's expectations. COLLEGE-Drexel. i .V i .K Z. MONREALE, CONCETTA NANCY- Connie , Cuch -Coniiiicicial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who ask, ls that your real age? , or Aren't you ever going to grow? CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling, and listening to other people's troubles, especially Carmel's, LIFE AMBITlON-To live a L ife of happiness with hi lvl. 'LL' 'A' 'k ix' MOONY, ALAN VINCENT- Moon , Al -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slide Rule Class. PET AVERSION-People who try to make a Spaniard out of an lrishman. CHARACTERISTIC-Always rushing, trying to beat the pinball machine with Nick's foot on the pedal, looking ike a fugitive from a barber shop. LIFE AMBITION-Super salesman, so I can sell Mr. Hollenbach the Brooklyn Bridge and talk Mr. Saseen into putting cigarette machines in the lockers, to write the memoirs of Celia and Moony. COLLEGE-University of Miami. ' 'A' 'A' wt' MOORE, DOROTHY LEE- Dottie Moe , Boot -Commercial ACTlVlTIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 3, 45 Basketball Asst., l, 2, Wash Room Monitor, l, 2, Equipment Checker, Dressing Room Monitor, 4, Dance Club, lg Gym Captain, l. 2, 3. PET AVERSION-People telling me l'm getting fat, conceited boys, extra dumb peop e. FONDEST MEMORY-The summer of I947, August. CHARACTERISTIC-Fun in the balcony with Bettie, Thelma, Gladys, Zemoe, and Ramsey, being with Floyd. LIFE AMBITION-To be a great show producer and then settle down and F ind M e a man W ith money. COLLEGE-West Virginia State. - ir- is MOORE, LUCY-- Lu , Slim -Commercial ACTlVlTlEShCafeteria Com.. 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, Dance Club, l, Locker Room Monitor, lg Basketball, 3, Equipment Checker, 2, Slips Com., l, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Not getting something I strive for. CHARACTERISTIC-V-Keeping Lila, Gloria and Cist laughing, arguing with Roland. LlFE AMBITION-To be a famous d R ess designer, travel and M eet great people. COLLEGE-Pratt Institute, N. Y. C. PAGE 75 MOORE. ROBERT DAVID- Bobby , Bob -Classical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, 2, 3, 45 Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Section Leader, 3, 4, Asst. Accompanist, 3, 4, Chorus Club Accompanist 2, 3, 43 Library Com., 2, 33 Slips Com., I, Double Octet, 43 Boys' Octet, 4. PET AVERSION-Miss Mccaskie's vocalises, work: being called Robert. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen answering the numerous summons from IIC. LIFE AMBITION-To become a success in my chosen career. COLLEGE-Curtis Conservatory, Philadelphia. 'fir 'A' 'A' it MOSKOWITZ, RITA- Reetz , C.H. -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Drum Maiorette, 33 C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 41 Gym Captain, I, 2, 33 Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, Leaders' Corps, Ig Kickball, I, 2, Hockey, 2, 33 Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Checkers Com., 2, Dance Club, I, 2, 3g Pan-American Club, 2, 3, 4: At- tendance Com., I, 2, 3, Slips Com., 4, Home Room Representative, 2, Treasurer, I, 3. PET AVERSION-People who say, ls that your mother ? - no kidding - she's so young, FONDEST MEMORY-The day Claire and I hookeyed school to become secret spies. CHARACTERISTIC-Chewing gumg jitterbuggingg D reaming 0 n a B ig S cale while yappin' with Yamrong teasin Troy, mooching from Min, kid- ding Phyllis about her naivite. LIFE AMBITION-To be just clumsy enough to tumble into success and happi- ness: to really fall in love. COLLEGE-Rider - I hope! wir 'A' 'it 'A' ik' MUNAFO, CARMELA MARION- Boots , Melina , Babe -Ccfnnzercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A,, 23 Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, 2. PET AVERSION-Getting up in the morningg Mr. SuIlivan's type for accuracy , listening to losies' love troubles. CHARACTERISTIC-Walking with a hop: taking things with a smile. LIFE AMBITION-To lead a H appy L ife with that certain S omeone. 'Z 'A' 'Ili 'k il' MUSARRA, RALPH AL- Rocky , Craziano , Lobber -Ceneral ACTI-IYITLESE-lnterclass Basketball, 33 lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 43 lnterclass rac . . PET AVERSION-To buy a new C hrysler and B e satisfied. GHARACTERISTIC- Where do you get all those cars? g those good times at the post with Sonny Ruello. LIFE AMBITION-To be manager of a certain automotive shop. siviifrifs NATTER, VIRGINIA JUNE- Jean , Virg , Buiean -Commercla' ACTIVITIES-C.A.A,, I, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, Ig Hockey, 33 lce Skating, 4, Public Safety, 2, 3, 4, Study Hall Monitor, 3. PET AVERSION-C.P.R.'s jokes and transcriptions, Rose N. always asking, Is this the right assignment? Cl-IARACTERISTIC--Always eating with Pat J., Janet F., Ioan H., Jean H., Chris S., and Martha B., our sewing circle with C.P., B.P., R.N., and E.M. t22I Junior Home Rooml. LIFE AMBITION--To see my brother become a great chemist, to be a good office worker myself. PAGE 76 I 1 , f If k A V E ,ix - I I ,N if f ' k I A, x . yet , - ' x NELSON, RRTON1 ,ISHER- Burt , quilt , Byron Celson , Bertram , Blind N, X rt -General U XR ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, Junior Varsity Basketball' Chorus Club' C-lee .Clubg Lunch Room Com., 33 lnterclass Volleyballg Band,, V2-Yearg Interclass . ,N ootballg Interclass Track, Class Treasurer, 4bg Varsity Basketball, 3, 4. X g f'PET VERSION-To have people tell me I'm wrong and I know I'm right. N h CHARACTERISTIC-Playing basketball anytime, anywhere, listening to someone ' M who knows something. x LIFE AMBITION-To give to the world the best that I have, and hope that the best will come back to me. COLLEGE-Virginia State or West Virginia State. Ski ir'k1i' NEWKIRK, RAYMOND REYNOLDS- Ray , Newk , Newjerk , Nutmeg -Genera? ACTIVITIES-Pan-American Club, I, 23 Skating Club, 4, lnterclass Volleyball. PET AVERSION-People who tell me I'm going to be bald before I'm twenty-one, five years of A.C.H.S. FONDEST MEMORY-218 and Mr. Schlesinger. CHARACTERISTIC-Always butting into other peopIe's conversations, another five-year man. LIFE AMBITION-Prove to a lot of people that I C an make S omething out of myself. COLLEGE-N. C. if 'A' 'Ci' ir it NICOSIA, ROSE MARY- Rosie , Ro , Rosalie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-C.P.R.'s, What sweet young thing will read for us next? g and Little ones, remember the best is none too good. CHARACTERISTIC-Chewing the dirt in 2I7 with B.P., U.N.. C.P., and E.M. LIFE AMBITION-To be a woman in white and help those in need. ' COLLEGE-Atlantic City Hospital. ' JU QP, Q, iff 'A' 12' 'A' it NU T, ATHRYN GRACE- Kay , Katrinka , George -Technical A VI Entered A.C.H.S. Junior Year: Chorus Club, 3, 43 Gym Equipment e r 33 Gym Captain, 4. XPET Avsnsion-Meinngews Mighty Molecules: CHAIEACITERISTIC-Going to dances in that great big beautiful I928 Model A or . LIFE AMBITION-To R eside H appiIy in an ivy covered cottage just this side of heaven! COLLEGE-Penn State. 1fX ki3 k1'lr OASIN, RICARDO V.- Carter , Cardo , Ric -Technical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Cafeteria Com.: Class Auditing Com., 33 Perfect At- tendance, 3, 43 Science Club, 41 Slide Rule Class, 45 Varsity Track, 3, 43 Radio Club. 4, lnterclass Volleyball, lnterclass Basketball, Junior Varsity, Photography Club, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who are intolerant, and people who try to find out my middle name. CHARACTERISTIC-Always participating in something athletic all year 'round. LIFE AMBITION-To see a better world develop for everyone. COLLEGE-University of Pittsburgh. PAGE 77 O CONNOR, CHARLES TIMOTHY- Tim -Technical ACTIVITIES-Senior Class President, 4a, Attendance Com., I, 4, Speakers'.Bureau, 4, Prom Com., 3, 4, Handball, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, 4, Constitutionai Corn. for Student Council, Social Dancing, 3. PET AVERSION- Heavens! , the New Look, Ernie's worrying about the num- ber ot points he scored. CHARACTERISTIC-Spending eighth period at Nick's, J ust W andering around LIFE AMBITION-To make muzz and dad proud of me. COLLEGE-Rutgers University. i L' i TIS OFFIDANI, RALPH VINCENT- Orphnannie , Ohfe , Dingle --General ACTIVITIES-Italian Club, 2, 3, lnterclass Basketball, I, 2, 3, Home Room Of- ficer, 3, 4, lnterclass Ping-pong, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Lunch Room Com.. 2, 3, lnterclass Track, 3. PET AVERSION-AI P.'s psychology on women! Rudy F.'s proboscis, Fabi's driv- ing, Sonny R.'s ???, Emick's broken arms, Lou Bobb's song, Andolora singing CHARACTERISTIC-Sun glasses, SIater's beach chairs, C.B.C., Trusdale, Sbrolla. LIFE AMBITION-To see Rudy F, be head executive of the Hollywood Shoe Beautifiersf' f 'Tr-L' f if OHLSON, ROBERT E.- Bob , Ohls -Technical ACTIVITIES-Speakers' Bureau, 4, Science Club, 3. 4: Math Club, 3, 4, Slips Com., 3, Latin Club, 3, 4, Legatus, 4a, Aedile, 4b1 Slide Rule, 3. PET AVERSION-A character named Avogadro, someone saying, What a life! CHARACTERISTIC-Dumb Swede. LIFE AMBITION-California, here l come. COLLEGE-Dickinson or Haverford. i ' 'k Tk 'k if ORDILE, MARIE ROSARY- Blondie , Curly , Cuz -Classical ACTIVITIES-Arista, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4a, Dance Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 2. Program Chairman, 3, President, 4, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 2. 3, 4, Gym Captain, 3, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dressing Room Monitor, 2, Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3. 4, Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Tennis. 3, 4, Kickball, 2, Social Dancing, 3, 4, Slips Com., I, Perfect Attendance, 31 Home Room Representative, 2, Secretary I, Prom Com., 4, Herald Staff, Lay- out Editor, Auditing Com., 3, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Which Ordile are you?, WilIie's old-type answers and extry credit, Doc's memory gems , T.O.C.'s remarks in session, 4 E's and a C , flirtatious females. CHARACTERISTIC-Always on the go, telling M.A.R. my troubles, green eyes , CALS -but definitely! LIFE AMBITION-To be happy and successful always. COLLEGE-U, of P. or Cornell. fir'k'k'ks2r PALANCE, BETTY- Shorty , Bettina -Gene ral ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who ask how Mike is, R eading in S ocial, Carmen and lRuth coming down at 1:25, history, 2l7. CHARACTERISTIC-Gum, telling iokes to Rose, Connie, Ginny, Elenor, seen with Carmen, Ruth, Chick, Joan, Do-Do, and Neddie during lunch. LIFE AMBITION- R ush the S eason, see Fuzzy go with a girl, make morn and dad proud of me. PAGE 78 PALUDI, LOUIS BERT- Lou , Greek , Pool Poo! -Technical ACTIVITIES-Board of Athletics, 4, Varsity Football, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 4, Iunior Varsity Baseball, 2, Health Club, 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball, lnterclass Vol- leyball, Social Dancing, 3, 4, Prom Com., 4, Asst. Sergeant-at-Arms, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who call me Pool Poo! , Coudy's lifeguard tests, those who think they know it all, Collingswood, Asbury Park, Bridgetonf' FONDEST MEMORY-A.C.H.S., 40-Holy Spirit, O, Co-Captain, Lou Paludi. CHARACTERISTIC---Seen at Sam's with the boys , staying at the pool room till early morning, talking to Maryland about a certain girl, Gee!! Are you nice!! LIFE AMBITION-To play college football, to get an E on my report card. and to be a credit to my mother and father, to go to California with M B . COLLEGE-Villanova. 'A' '55 'A' SE PANARELLE, CONCETTA ESTHER- Cl1etta , Chet , Connie , Mrs. Fessiwig - Commercial ACTIVITIES-Italian Club. 2. 3, 4, Christmas Play, 4. PET AVERSION-Having my full name mispronounced and misspelled, people who think l'm always mad, oh! how I hate to get up in the morning, and then first period gym!!! CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with Connie, gabbing with Connie, Betty, Vir- ginia, Rose, Nancy, Sue, Dorothy, Lucy, Lucille, Lena, Millie, and Joycie: trying to do my shorthand and listen to Betty's corny jokes at the same time, very quiet, but when you get me started, look out! LIFE AMBITION-To be a success in everything I attempt to do: have my dreams come true. to always meet and know as nice people as I have in those swell years at A.C.H.S. -if -if ef PAOLELLA, ALFRED- Pawawa , Big Al -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Track, lnterclass Boxing, lnterclass Volleyball, Attendance Committee. PET AVERSION-People who mispronounce my name. CHARACTERISTIC-Tall, dark, and love them all. LIFE AMBITION-To be Esther Williams' bodyguard. 2' 'k it 'k W5 PARAS, ANDREW- Greek , Evening , Brother -Commercial ACTIVITIES--Home Room President, Senior Class Typist. PET AVERSION-Typing on that L.C. CHARACTERISTIC-I'm always saying, That's right , joking with C.B. and I.K. LIFE AMBITION-To be a regular y. ,. I Q i, -.' ln., .U Lg ' fa?-A-sm'-kia? fu . PARKER, NANCY .lANE- Nance -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C-.A.A., 2, 3, 4, Basketball, I, 2, Volleyball, 2, Human Relations Council, 3, Gym Captain, 2. PET AVERSION-Poor sportsmanship. CHARACTERISTIC- C lasses, A Iways giggling, M arriage prospective, S ay it again. LIFE AMBITION-To make a C ertain A dmirer happy. PAGE 79 PARSELLS, KATHLEEN SYLVIA- Kay , The Artist , Kitty-Kat -General ACTIVITIES-Art Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Orchestra, l, 2, 3, Senior Pan-American Club, 4, Locker Room Monitor, l, 2, 3, Assistant in Room 124, 2, 3, 4, Sports Night, l, 2, 3, 4, Library Com., l, Home Room Artist, 2, Secretary, 2, Dance Club, la, C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-That frequent greeting, Where were you this morning? , Miss Blake's, Why? , headaches, my glasses, mid-years! FONDEST MEMORY-All my English teachers, Miss Fenton's patience, Junior and Senior Prom, Miss McConnell's biology class. CHARACTERISTIC- Always talking about O.C. , drawing in every class, con- stantly in the art room after school, day-dreaming! LIFE AMBITION-To paint portraits! fright, Lloyd?i, to write a novel or two, to become a good costume designer, to sing operal, to be as wonderful as my mother thinks I am. COLLEGE-Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts. 'iff 'A' fir 'A' 'iff PARZOW, BERNICE CHARLOTTE- Bernice or Lois , Bernie , Bern , B - Commercial ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, l, 2, 3, 4, C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Home Room Secretary, 3, Treasurer, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 3, Equipment Checker, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Referee for Play Day, 3. PET AVERSION-C.M.'s talking in shorthand class and C.P.R, blaming me. FONDEST MEMORY-Labor Day, 1946. CHARACTERlSTlC+ LEE ding a double life, and always being seen with my other half. LIFE AMBITION--To see the wor L d with that C ertain someone. 'iff 'A' it 'A' if PARZOW, LOIS NATALIE- Lois or Bernice , Lo -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Ci.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Commercial Club, 4, Basketball, 1, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, lce Skating Club, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Referee for Play Day, 3, Dressing Room Monitor, 4. PET AVERSION-Listening to C.M.'s and l.C.'s love problems, haven't I enough of my ownlll, people who ask, Do you change places on dates? , and How do you know you're you? FONDEST MEMORY-August, 1946, May l7, I947, and June 'l9, I947. CHARACTERISTIC-Leading a double life, listening to C.K. talk about H.A. LIFE AMBITION--Looking F orward to a future with that C ertain someone, and to be H appv always, to be a success in whatever l do and make my mother proud of me. Qriwfriit PATTERSON, SARA JANE- Janie , Pat -Commercial ACTIVITIES-1AttendancelCom., l, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, 2, Volleyball, 3, lce Skating, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, Perfect Atten- dance, 3. PET AVERSION-Typing time tests, people who call me Sara , and spell my name wrong. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with E,L,, l.S. and N.P., waiting for Elaine at 8:00 A.M. LIFE AMBITION-To travel, and to be happy in everything l undertake. 'ik' 'A' it 'A' Sir PAUL, BENJAMIN- Ben , Benny , Bempel -Technical ACTIVITIES-Home Room Representative, 3, Public Safety Com., 5, Cafeteria Corn., 3, Observer, 5, Herald, 5, lnterclass Football, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Base- ball, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Track, l, 2, 3, 4, 5, lnterclass Ping-pong, Spanish Club, 5, Senior Current Events Club. PET AVERSlON-People who accuse me of being Jack Sandler's mate. FONDEST MEMORY-lack and I together in New York. CHARACTERlSTlC-jumping all around, usually head over heels. LIFE AMBITION-To please those whose love l have been blessed with. PAGE 80 PELLA, DOLORES MARIA- Chop , Chick , Chopedy -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 41 Leaders' Corps: Basketball Assistant, Gym Cap- tain, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, Human Relations Councilg Volleyball, I, 23 Basketball, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-A person who spells my name Delores, FONDEST MEMORY-My Senior year in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Looking for Daly at 3 o'cIock, Has anyone seen Daly? LIFE AMBITION-Waiting for a certain ship to come in, and have one dream come true. tfr'k',2'k:l' PENNENTE, NICHOLAS- Nick , Nicky -Technical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule, I, 23 Math Club, Ig Italian Club, I, 25 Home Room Chairman, 2. PET AVERSION-Setting the alarm clock I5 minutes early so I can go back to bed in the morning. CHARACTERISTIC-Always looking for something to laugh about. LIFE AMBITION-To make myself useful in the world. COLLEGE-Johns Hopkins. Skiiiiz PEPE, JAMES V.- Pep , Head , Lard -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Baseball, Interclass Football, Interclass Volleyball, Inter- class Basketball. PET AVERSION-Listening to the Colonel tell me about his experiences. CHARACTERISTIC-Paling around with the other members of the Bay Rats. LIFE AMBITION-To get a job with hours from I2 o'clock to I o'clock, with an hour off for lunch, to see a certain fellow trapped by the Bat, ikiniriib PERKINS, MARY LOUISE-Commercial ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 25 C.A.A., I, 2. ' PET AVERSION-Going to seventh period art class. CHARACTERISTIC-Thinking of others. LIFE AMBITION-To be a successful secretary. COLLEGE-Business school. E.. Sf . V ,M 'J' r af, 'Ir -af -if 713 PERMN,,js HE R - Mordy -Tech A VIT Scien Club, 5, 3, I e-President, Math Club, 3, 43 Spanish Clu , 4, Vic -Presid 5 lnte asketball, I, 2, 3: Slide Rule, 2. T SIO Man fusal t cept well-known chemical theories. a succes I dentist. IF MB l x-T If empjj or Pennsylva . fl PAGE 81 PERRI, ADELI N E-- Lena -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I. 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps, I, 43 Cym Captain, I, 2, 3. 4: Basketball, I, 23 Hockey, I, 23 Volleyball, l, 23 Ice Skating Club 43 Home Room Secretary, I3 Human Relations, 3. AVERSION-People who say, Look how tiny she is! 3 Maryland laughing at my walk, and being a specimen of small structure. PET FONDEST MEMORY-Those wonderful times with E.H., and my girl, Mavis. CHARACTERISTIC- P Ing aro U nd with G reat S isters3 those pinochle games at Mavis's3 listen to Carolyn's troubl E s3 t H ose wonderful talks with Mavis, Maryland, jackie and Frances3 kibitzing with Flossie, Ruth and Gladys. LIFE AMBITlONf-To see Wanda a model: to see Carolyn completely happy and satisfied, and to see Ellen marry Candy. w'X'kf'?'ksk PERRY, JANE LOUISE- Janie -Technical PETTI ACTIVITIES-Attendance Com., I, 2, 3, 43 Clee Club, 33 Chorus Club, 23 German Club, 3, 43 Slide Rule Class, 33 G.A.A., I, 2. 3, 43 Kickball Assistant, 43 Perfect Attendance, l, 43 Tennis, 3, 43 Basketball, l, 23 Volleyball, I, 2. 43 Field Hockey, 2a. AVERSION-Getting up in the bleak and dark hours of the night for Dawn Patrol. FONDEST MEMORY--The wonderful friends which I have met Allen's physics class. PET in A.C.H.S.3 Doc CHARACTERISTIC-Always trying to find out the characteristics of other people. LIFE AMBITION-To be worthy of my parents' faith and pride in me. -.iv 'lr sir 'k 'Ar T, WARREN RICHARD- Dick -Technical , ACTIVITIES-Library Corn., Zag Honorable Mention, Pen Women's Contest, 3. PET AVERSION-Waiting in line, rain. CHARACTERISTIC-Lack of patience3 usually with a book by T.W. or J.T.F. LIFE AMBITION-To be able to write half as well as T.W.3 to travel, either by paying my way cr as a hobo. tiki? PHILLIPS, ERNEST TOWNEND- Phil , Ernie -General PIE ACTIVITIES-Varsity Baseball, 3, 43 Iunior Varsity Baseball, l, 23 Handball3 In- Ezerclass Basketball, I, 23 Volleyballg lnterclass Track, Recreation Com.3 Ushers' om. . PET AVERSION-Seeing Mr. Sullivan on Tuesday morningsg stuck-up girls3 people who can't make up their minds. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with the boys3 Kleiner madhouseg P.K., A.R., H.R., F.R., L.S.3 staying up all night. LIFE AMBITION-To be prosperous and have a C reat L ife3 to have a re- reunion with G.P., T.O.C., B.M. COLLEGE-Jewelry school. Sir 'k il' 'k ik' ' 1 EORGE EDWARD-- Creek -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, 3, 43 lnterclass Handball, 33 lnterclass Basketball, I. ,. PET AVERSION-The wide-open SDBCESQ trolleysg people who talk too much and are conceited. CHARACTERISTIC-With the Motley Crew. LIFE AMBITION-To M arry A R eliable girl and have a happy home. COLLEGE-Trenton State or Springfield. PAGE 82 PINCUS, ANNA- Ann , Pinky , Mrs. Moose -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 3, 4, Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Gym Equipment Checker, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 4, junior Class Typing Com., 3, Asst. Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Officer, 4, Assistant. 2, 3, Kickball, I, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, Assistant, 2, 3, All-Star, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Assistant, 2, Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Equipment Checker, 3, All-Star, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Choral Speaking, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Sullivan standing by my desk when I type. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the S ame M an. LIFE AMBITION-To marry S o M one special. 'iii' f UQ? i 'fl' PINSKY, JEAN M.- Jeanie , Pinsk -Technical ACTIVITIES-Reception Com., I, 2, 4, G,A.A., I, 2, 4, Sophomore Current Events Club. 2, Ecclesia, 3, 4, Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Junior Prom Com., 3, Couizesy Com., 4, Herald Staff, 4, Human Relations, 3, Senior Represen- tative, . PET AVERSION-Burnt popcorn and stale pretzels. FONDEST MEMORY- Stardust, June, I947. CHARACTERISTIC- S een A round town with the Guang, while sympathizing with Joyce, planning things with Midge, making popcorn with Helene, Debby's Little Men, and comparing my man with Liz's. LIFE AMBITION- H eaven can W ait, I'm in no hurry! skiikiir PLAGER, LILLIAN- Lil , Schtonk , Soapy , Cuz -General ACTIVITIES-Art Club, I, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, I, Monitor, I, Equip- ment Checker, 2, Basketball, I, 2, Captain, I, All-Star, lg Field Hockey, 2: Outdoor Tennis, 3, Kickball Assistant, 2, Volleyball, I, 2, Dance Club, lg Christmas Play, Ice Skating, 4. PET AVERSION-Being teased about eating, Sig's driving, having a few friends over for a small New Year's Eve party. FONDEST MEMORY-December 26, I945, when I started going with Sig, week- end in N. Y. with Min, Liz, Lucky. CHARACTERISTIC-Making Lucky's, Min's and Yamron's cars look sick next to my '48 Cadillac, S een A round town with the Guang, and S ig, of COUYSE. LIFE AMBITION-l'd like to go to Heaven but I'd rather be with my friends, to get thin enough to model my own creations, to get my Mrs. degree, to make my father proud of me. COLLEGE-Traphagan School of Fashion Design, N. Y. iff 'k ,fr 'A' Sir PORTNER, ALLEN- Forty , Hector Jr , Three Points , Little Mertney, Eagle- beak -General ACTIVITIES-Ushers' Com., I, 2, 3, Varsity Basketball, 4, Varsity Track, 3, Art Club, I, 2, Athenaeum, 2, lnterclass Basketball, l, 2, 3, lnterclass Volley- ball, I, 2, 3, Observer, I, 2, Slide Rule Club, 2, South Jersey Champion Basketball, Glenns Falls, Journeyman, Herald Art Editor. PET AVERSION-Waking up at 7:00 o'clock, doing homework. FONDEST MEMORY-Scoring 3 points against Friends' Central, running in Spike Club meet. CHARACTERISTIC-Going around with Chicken Head Brooks, Killer McCoy Sidner, The Nose Twins Chick and Cooper, Mop Head B-ozo, ioking with Dion, and waiting to drink coffee with Vincent Verna at Nick's, saying to Camp, I told you I loved you, now get out! LIFE AMBITION-To become as successful as Norman Rockwell. P.S., and stav that way!!! COLLEGE-Pratt Institute. 1? i' iff 'A' Sir PORTNER, HELEN- Hel -Technical ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, I, Dance Club, I, 2, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, Studcy Hall Monitor, 3, Locker Room Monitor, 2, Basketball, I, 2: ' gfcgption om., 2, 3, 4, Pan-American, 3, 4, Secretary, 3b, Current Events u. . FONDEST MEMORY--April 9th and ever after, PET AVERSION-Being called Portner , Hilda , Gladys , Cladie knowing my actions before I do, Barbie's singing?, Claire's innocence?, -Hilda's knowledgel: What relation is Allen to you? CHARACTERISTIC-With Martyl, Oh, boyl , sporting my heart on a gold bracelet: one of the Four and ITS been wonderful. LIFE AMBITION-To go fishing for the happiness in life with M y F eIIow. PAGE 88 PORTNER, HILDA- HiI , Shortie , Potner -Technical ACTIVITIES-Chorus Club, I, 23 Glee Club. 3. 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 4, Home Room President, 2b, Secretary, 43 Reception Com., I, 3, 4, Pan-American Club, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4bg Study Hall Monitor, 4, Slide Rule Class, 3a, Human Rela- tions Council, 3, PET AVERSION- ls Allen any relation to you? , being called Helen, Bs-tty's silent code, Helen Z's indecision, Who is it now? g Ditto for Phil, PhiI't innocence? FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Allen's physics class, Mr. Mellinger's chem class, and Miss Rhodes' Dawn Patrol. CHARACTERISTIC-Shortest one in the Big Four , blue eyes: collecting money from the always broke Seniors, and getting it too, always in a hurry, lunch- ing with Bet, Zeldin, Phil, my cuzzin, Claire, and Gladys, discussing the same subjects-men?g IT'S been terrific! LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to the best parents a girl ever had, and to live hapoily ever after. COLLEGE-N. J. College of Commerce. Tir 'A' 'k 43 POSTAL, THELMA JUANITA- Dickey -Cienciai ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, I, 2, Referee Freshman Games, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club: Eesk Clkssistiang 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, Art Club, 2, Basketball Team, I, 25 lee lub, , . PET AVERSION-Mr. Barkan's vocabulary work. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to think up an excuse for not coming to school. LIFE AMBITION--To do what I am best suited for. 'Lf 'k 'fir 'A' PRED, MYRON HAROLD-- Mike , Fred , Prett , Mop-o-Hair -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., I, 23 Slide Rule, 2: Home Room Representative, 2, 3, President, 2, Study Hall Monitor, 2, 3, Varsity Track, 2, Tumbling, I, 2, 33 lnterclass Track, 2, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Basket- ball, I, 2, 3, 43 Band, lag Sophomore Current Events, 2, Sophomore Pan- American, 2, Map Reading, I, PET AVERSION-English, I, 2, 3, 45 girls who believe a lie and not the truth: EI Senor's mid-summer Spanish homework, those 3 to 2 breaks at Izzy's: those M s in English that kept me oft the Honor Roll. CHARACTERISTIC-Wrecking the town with the boys from Izzy's, either at home, Glady's house or the R.P.B.A.g sitting between Connie Price and Hilda Partner in assembly for four years, walking down the ave MU with- out a SIGMA thing to dog thanking Weil for waiting an extra year so we could be in the class play together, that tray full of egg sandwiches, potatoes, cake and ice cream and a lunch from home. LIFE AMBITION-To reach my G oa L as a C.P. A. an D make m Y parent S proud of me. COLLEGE-Rutgers. sir 'A' ir 'A' Q PRICE, CONSTANCE JANET- Connie , Price -Technical ACTIVITIES-G,A,A., I, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 3, President, 4, Board, I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 4, All E Honor Roll, Ig Gym Captain, I, 2, 3, 4, Game Captain, 33 Home Room Secretary, 2, Representative, I, 2, 4, President, Ig Basketball Captain, 3, All-Star Field Hockey, 3, Kickball Captain, 23 Social Dancing, 33 Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3, Secretary, 43 Math Club. 3, 4, Secretary, 4a3 Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, Attendance Com., I, 23 Chairman, Pin and Ring Com., 3, 43 Junior Class Treasurer, 3bg Wagenheim Citizenship Award, Z, 35 Class Vice-President, 4b, Dance Club, 4, Student Council Const. Com. PET AVERSION-Miss Stanburg's, This is only a short assignment, class! CHARACTERISTIC-Waiting for Willie and talking things over with the girls at lunch. LIFE AMBITION--To be as good a pharmacist as my father, and to have a happy life. COLLEGE-Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science. 'ff 'k 'ins' f PROSSER, MARY LOU- Press -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 3: Arista, 2, 3, 43 Freshman Lunch Room Com., Ig Gym Monitor, I, 2, Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Mr. Schwab's extree credit. FONDEST MEMORY-Sophomore and Junior years, college house parties. CHARACTERISTIC-Those wicked bridge games with Marge, Beezee, Elaine and Nanry, LIFE AMBITION-To make all those concerned proud of me. COLLEGE-Syracuse University. PAGE 84 PULS. awww we Mgfggwffw EVELYN- Evie , Lynn' om ercial ACTIVITIES-Observer, 3, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Clee Clu 3 Se ' r Current Events Club. . I tt I PET AVERSION-T.A.S.'s time tests , C.P.R,'s written lessons! CHARACTERISTIC-- Make mine music! LIFE AMBITION-Pass state requirements in typing, study music, be a credit to my parents. 'firkitk PURCELL, ROBERT LEE- Bob , Perce , Percel -General ACTIVITIES-Varsity Football, 3, 43 Handball, 4, Ping-pong, 3, 45 Ice Skating Club, 43 lnterclass Volleyball, 2, 3g lnterclass Basketball, 23 Health Club, 4g Tumbling, l. PET AVERSION-Bowen's usual M g Mike Sweeney's good will lecture. CHARACTERISTIC- P assing time P leasantlyg listening with Frank to Shirley's tales about Johnny. LIFE AMBITION-To have an architectural institute erected in my honor: to be most successful in the graduating class of '48. COLLEGE-Columbia School of Drafting. wb 'A' s'2 'k S27 QUARTERMAN, CONSTANCE LOUISE- Connie , Con , Bow -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, l, 23 C-.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, l, 23 Volleyball, 2. 3, Assistant, 33 Senior Pan-American Club: Senior Public Safety Com.: Observer Feature Editor, 4. PET AVERSION-People who almost always take an apathetic viewg those who think they are infallible in their judgment. CHARACTERlSTlC--Thinking of silly rhymes, cramming for tests with Thelmag always wondering if I am late. LIFE AMBITION-To travel twice around the United States, and once around the wnrld. COLLEGE--N. Y. U. it 'A' Sir 'k ik aAMseY, LAwizENcE-'-sunny , -' ary -General l ' 'J f ACTIVITIES-lnt rclas ' all, lg' lnterclass Volle ball, 3, 41 Cafeteria Com.. 2, 3, 4, Recs tion ., lg s Club, l, 2, 3g glee Club, l 3 French Club, 4. P T A lpxggysll eceitful p eg pie full of 2:19 riety. t V C TER TIC t-ing fmt the loc fmyley, seen hanging around the , rary 'ire o' c ' 's en wit tgps lsixth. eriods. Ll AMBlTyl -To e succ ss in alla he things in my life and my under- takings. ' X 2 'A' 'fix' 'A' w'i RAMSEY, WILLIEMAE DORIS-- Poogie , Willie , Mae-D -Classical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., 2, 3, 4, C.A.A., 2, 3, 45 Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 3: Home Room Checker, 4. PET AVERSION--People saying, l thought your first name was Willie. CHARACTERISTIC--Listening to N.H. rave about T.C. 3 always laughing, LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my family, church and community in the field of missions. COLLEGE-Shaw University, Raleigh, N. C. PAGE 85 N RAPETTI, PETER FRANCIS- Pete -Technical ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., I, 2, 3, lnterclass Track, 3, Handball, 3, Inter- class Volleyball, 3, Slide Rule, Social Dancing, 3. PET .AVPERSION--To convince McCurdy of the feasibility of a Hi-Y conference in arts, CHARACTERJSTIC- Say, Harry, do you have any new iokes? , C'mon 'Wimp', et's go. LIFE AMBITION-To get started in and be a success in business, to see the g R ass grow in our backyar D . f2 k'!3'ki5r REDDY, DOLORES- Dody , Freckles , De , Do --General ACTIVITIES-Public Safety Corn., 2, 3, 4, Chairman, 4, Art Club, 4, Senior Pan- American Club, 4, Tennis, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Volleyball, 4, C-.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant Captain, 4, Football Programs, 4. PET AVERSION-Making school J ust in T ime, Doc's IS minutes of home- work, wise guys who are always making dirty digs. CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with the gang from Milt's , listening to EIeonor's love problems, bangs, freckles. LIFE AMBITION-To see my friends and myself happily married, to make my best friend, Eleonor, and my parents proud of me, always. COLLEGE--Presbyterian Hospital, Newark, N. 1. il? 'k 'Tir' i' iff REILLY, EDWARD JARMAN PATRICK- Ed -Technical ACTIVITIES-Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4a, Treasurer, 2b, Vice-President. 3b, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, Glee Club, 3, Library Com., I, 2, 31 Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Home Room Representative, 2b, 4a, Slide Rule, 3, Social Dancing, 3, Perfect Attendance, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Conceited people, teachers with no sense of humor, three-hour trig assignments. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr, Sittler's sense of humor, those years in Philadelphia. CHARACTERISTIC-Quiet, but still there, laughing at Essl's okes and puzzling over Baker's, squirming in my seat when Doc says, All papers away now. LIFE AMBITION-To be happy and successful at whatever I do. fir 'A' :fr 'A' sir REMFREY, CONSTANCE ELIZABETH- Connie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com,, I, Slips Com., 3, 4, Locker Monitor, Home Room Secretary, 4, C-.A.A,, I, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Listening to McGrady spout off about V.F.M.A., Miss Rhodes' Dawn Patrol , and Doc's I5 minutes a night. CHARACTERISTIC-Connecting people and incidents with songs, huh, Keys? , that lunch table talk with Price, Rosenbaum, Suisman, Nugent, and McGrady. LIFE AMBITION-To see the day I don't have to walk across that bridge to meet Keys and Gleason, to be able to express pant of my gratitude to my mother and dad, who have been so wonderful to me, to see P.S. get all she deserves. sk 'fr 'A' TAI RENZE, VIRCINI BEATRICE- Ginny , Cakes , Cass , Clue , Cleo - Co I ercial ' TI IES- ce b, I, 2, C-.A,A., 4, Gym Captain, 2, 3, Asst., I, Locker om or, 4, quipment Checker, I, Ice Skating, 4. T' AVER N-A certain f llow telling me l'm a spoiled brat, people holler- ing t e. G CHAR ERISTIC-Alw wit ,my Clue sister, Alice, advising Maria about her I e life. ' LI MBITION- see Guy Cermana get the best Iinesmar1 trophy , see hn Sarkos loe his black memory book, see my brother reach the t , make my mother proud of me. PAGE S6 RESSLER, JOYCE LYDIA- Jerce , .lessler , Jess -Classical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 41 Basketball, I, 2, 3, Captain, 2, Volleyball, I, 2, Athenaeum, 2, Orchestra, 2, Sophomore Current Events Club, 2, Senior Cur- rent Events Club, 3, 4, Verse Speaking Choir, 3, Officer, 3, Observer Staff, 3, 4, Associate Editor, 4, Senior Pan-American Club, 4, Christmas Play, 4, Herald Staff, 4, Attendance Com., I, Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-That question, Where is Fran? , Link's numerous non-humorous nicknames about me, and, Where did you get those dimples! lughl. CHARACTERISTIC-Running about the school with those long skirts, and that smile, D reaming O n a B ig S cale. LIFE AMBITION--To buy Doc a liquefactor machine after I make my first million. COLLEGE-Syracuse. tl' 'k 'ik 'A' ik' RICE, NATALIE MARION- Nat , Ricey , Natty --Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Athenaeum, l, 2, Observer, 4, Chorus Club, I, 2, Science Club, 3, 41 Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4, Senior Pan-American Club, 3, 4, Reception Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Dramatics, 4. PET AVERSION-Mr. MelIinger's pet saying, The first hundred years are the hardest , Rice, write a feature! lquote Observer Ed.I. FONDEST MEMORY-- The Stars Will Remember. CHARACTERISTIC-Bangs, always seen with Addie, Renee, Irm, and Phylz racing against time or making the Observer deadline. LIFE AMBITION-To prove to Mr. Mellinger that the first hundred years are NOT the hardest, to win that race against time, to climb the ladder of happiness and success, and to be a credit to the best parents a girl ever had, Sister Kenny here I come. COLLEGE-University of Pennsylvania. wif i' it 'k 'fl' RIDDLE, MARY ANN- Mary A -Technical ACTIVITIES-C..A,A., I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, l, 3. 4: Attendance Com., 3, 4, Lunch Room Com., I, Slips Com., Z, Basketball, I, 2, 3, Hockey, 4, Volleyball, 3. PET AVERSION--People imitating me, Nancy's never ending luck, Grace's flirt- ing with every bcy she sees, Sue's worries. CHARACTERISTIC- C oing P Iaces, setting our CAPS for happiness, seen with the Gamma girls. LIFE AMBITION-To see Marie I. get her man, to move out of Margate. COLLEGE-Smith. Il MQ in fi -if fx my' z I., Q' ,5 I 5 5550 RE ,'.HARRy-TZ- lm's , Redr,f er , Hair: O'Mally , Sinclair -General 5 - ACl I I-Pe gtsA t ce, lylnteraiss Basketball, I, 2, lnterclass Vol- .vj ,L ,I a if Iii ain, 4, rfrack, I, Tumbling, l, 2. PNY AVER N--Bein failed No Floint Hairs after every basketball game, 5, played h Totoro's Five: ' CHARACTERISTIC-Alwaivombimg the wave, red hay, or is it brown? x LIFE AMBITION-It an't e, lim out of .S. af!gw 'fl ' jyears. 'rf J. 'L 4 -ff'-1' ! ox . .rl J ki I L A.I'5 i, il Vt Y? f Sl' f YI? RILEY, WALTER NELSON- Innocent , Eyes , Puke -General ACTIVITIES-Inter-Scholastic Baseball, 2, 3, Inter-Scholastic Football, I. 2, 5, Inter-Scholastic Volleyball, 4, Inter-Scholastic Basketball, 3, 4. PET sxN6gRgI?IN-Hearing the bell at Nick's at 9:00 A,M,, and wishing it were CHARACTERISTIC-Catching a smoke at' lunchtime with the gang. LIFE AMBITION-To travel D own the Mississippi R iver in a barrel, and sail among the Pacific Islands. COLLEGE-St. Leonard's College of Mechanics, PAGE 87 RIQUARTS, CARMEN ROSE- Carm , Candy , Blue Eyes -General Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-Chemistry, homeworkg waiting for the mailmang getting R.D.B to dance. FONDEST MEMORY-February 9, l947. beating the five of bell: and kibitzing with Ruth, Betty, Needie, Dolores S. and Dolores C-. in the cafeteria. LIFE AMBITION-To make my mom and pop proud of me. fir' 'ku R ITCHIE, FRANCIS A.- Ritch -Cfeneial ACTIVITIES-Interclass Volleyball, Ice Skating Club. PET AVERSION-People who speak of work! CHARACTERISTIC-That dash for the trolley after school. LIFE AMBITION-To see Newkirk bring home his first duck. -If -4 is -f ROBART, CHARLES PITMAN- Charlie , Rowboat -Technical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., 43 Public Safety, 23 Slide Rule, 2, 3: Ice Skating Club, 4: Ways and Means Com., 45 Interclass Volleyball, 33 Home Room Dffirpr, I. PET AVERSION-Doc's Day of Retribution , and that 8:00 o'clock morning class of Miss Rhodes's called, Dawn PatroI. Cl-IARACTERISTIC-Being around with the boys and up at the Y. LIFE AMBITION-To be a successful communications engineer or whatever I do. 'A' '- 'A' vi. ROBBINS, CATHERINE ELIZABETH-- Kathy , Cay -Technical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., 2, 3, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club. l, 25 Gym Physical Exam. Asst., 4, Senior Pan-American Club, 4, Chorus Club, 2, 3: Observer, 45 Perfect Attendance, I, 4, Drama Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-Report card day, people who always find fault. FONDEST MEMORY-Prom, l948. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen in library during eight period matching slips or signing out books, l.IFE AMBITION-To be a success in whatever I undertake, to visit India and Latin America. COLLEGE-Morgan. ff- is ROBINSON, FRANK ALBERT- Little Caesar , Robbie --General ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Volleyball: lnterclass Basketball: Ice Skating Club. PET AVERSION-People who ask, What makes you so short? Cl-IARACTERISTIC-That mad dash to make 8:45 time. LIFE AMBITION-To become an architect and study under Paul Williams. COLLEGE-Hampton Institute. PAGE SS ACTIVITIES-G,A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Ice Skating, 41 Cym Captain, 4, Assistant, lg CHARACTERISTIC-Laughing, singing, corny jokes, bringing back the Charleston' I ROMAN, imrm Jowgxwem. ..'w6.. Wa, x, ' V I 1 12:1 r 5 it , , ff V vb , . . fine Club, 3,445 Turnlqling, I, 2, 3, Us e ' C : Baseball. 2. 3: Hand- al ' ACTIVFPI n as et all 2 In I S all 2 3- Ice Ska b I. . ' ' -A - 'aof rl J J' PET AVER N-Be ng called Al Shac fello t am-mates. CHARACTERISTIC-Raising h--- in Mr. Sw neg? eighth period gym class. LIFE AMBITION-To be the famous Ice Man that everybody talks about. 'li 'k ik ir it ROSEN, JOYCE ELAINE- Joy , Joycie -General ACTIVITIES-Recreation Com., lg C-.A.A. Member, I, 2, 3, 4g Gym Locker Room Monitor, Ip Lunch Room Com., 33 Checkers Com., 43 Study Hall Monitor, 4. PET AVERSION-6' guys who look way down and say Hi, Shorty , insinCPl'E, catfv people. FONDEST MEMORY-Summer of '47, CHARACTERISTIC-5'2 and eyes of blueg giggling. LIFE AMBITION-To make the most wonderful parents in the world proud nf their daughter: to travel around the world and then to live in a place where nobody ever heard of A.C. COLLEGE-Temple University. il' 'k T? 'k it ROSENBAUM, ESTHER ANDREA- Este -Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A,A., I, 2, 3, 4: Science Club, I, 2, 3, 4. Secretary, 3a3 Recrea- tion Com., lg French Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4bg Math Club, 3, 4, All E Honor Roll, I: Attendance Com., 2, 3, 43 Slide Rule, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Doris's old men: short people: large proboscisg Connie's whistle, and the old grind down at the optical company. CHARACTERISTIC-Monday at the lunch table, Boy, do I have a lot to tell you , always asking Connie and Doris for advice, red suspenders and false teeth, Hey, kids, my feet are frozen. LIFE AMBITION-To reach that happy state, and to make my mother and sister proud of me. COLLECEhPenn State College of Optometry or Cornell, tl' 'k ir ui' ROSENBERC, CLADYS KAY- Gladie , Rosie , Happy Bottom -Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., 2, 33 Volleyball, 25 Locker Room Monitor, 3, Pan-Amer- ican Club, 3, 41 Spanish Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 4ag Reception Com., 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being called Helen and Happy Bottom , when Barbara sings: Claire acts naive, and Helen reads my mind. FONDEST MEMORY-A '33 Chevy, CHARACTERISTIC-Being I of 4 and ITS been wonderful g R ushing to S ee if my mail? tmaIe?l has come, three years with El Senor. LIFE AMBITION-Just to be happy and have those I love happy. 'A' 'fi' 'A' 'Kr ROSENFELT, STELLA CHARLOTTE- Stall , Rosy , Green Eyes , The Lover - General ACTIVITIES-Ci.A.A., I, 2, 4, Ice Skating, 45 Basketball, Ig Human Relations, 32 Public Safefv. 3. PET AVERSION-Getting up in the early sunrise for the Toll Bells for school, waiting for the phone to ring and letters I never receive, the Skating Rink and meeting those Navy Iinc-s I believed, by here today and gone tomorrow, Miss Davies' home room to be quiet, and waiting tor the lunch bell to ring. CHARACTERISTIC-Worrying and daydreaming over troubles not worthwhile with Beg Your Pardon , seen chatting with Sonny, Ginny, Eleanor, Doris and Claudine sixth pcriod of our love life and not getting any homework done: having troubles and listening to Gloria and her troubles of that treemang of giving and getting advice and never taking it, coffee and donuts-broke in D.I.: going skating with Gloria, Pat and Peggy-getting to be a racer and raced too fast-of an leap through one of the Navy's biggest anchor lines, How Soon -by wising up when it's ended, but giving life a roller of an chance as the rink is the place I found to roll past as Experience is thc Best Teacher. LIFE AMBITION-To meet and wait for that certain and right dream to come true, to ride my direction and settle down for a lifetime and leave A.C. as soon and far as possible: to be an credit to my folks some day. PAGE S0 Rotiissnc, GERALD Monizis- Jerry , -'R0gefs -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Track, 2, 3. 4, Interclass Basketball, 2, Athenaeum, I, 2: Third Prize Pen Women's Short Story, 2, Honorable Mention in Poetry, 3: Science Club, l, 2, 3, 4, President, 4b, Current Events Club, l, 2, 3. 4. President, 2b, Social Science Panel Discussion, Math Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, I, 2, Attendance Com., l, Home Room President, 4, Representative, l, 2, All E Honor Roll, l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council Constitution Com., 4: Honorable Mention Westinghouse Science Talent Search. PET AVERSION-People who prevaricate better than I do. CHARACTERISTIC- Not particularly , saying things people won't understand so they'll think l'm smart. LIFE AMBITION-To sell pots and pans to Joe, psychoanalyse Putzie, and turn Jay off the radio. COLLEGE-Princeton, 751' 'k i 'A' 7 RUBIN, IRWIN FRANKLIN- Frank , Rube , Sinatra , Hey You -Technical ACTIVITIES-Clee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, I, 2. 3, 4, Varsity Octet, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2, All-State Chorus, 3, 4, Double Octet, 4, Band, I, 2, Gym Band, l, Manager, 2, 3, Slips Com., l, 2, Home Room Financial Representative, 3, Slide Rule, 3. PET AVERSION- And what's the answer to the next homework problem, Mr. Rubin? ias said by Miss Stanburgl. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to sing in Clee Club, while beating Rosenberg over the head, changing my name every five years or so. LIFE AMBITION-To learn how to tell a nut from a bolt, or else Fred Waring, here I come. 1G l 3?i'Qr RUCKER, JOSEPH NATHAN- Joe , Bub , Ruck -Technical SADY, ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Basketball, 3, 4, lnterclass Track, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Baseball, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, 3. 4, Cafeteria Com., 4, Senior Current Events Club, 4, Attendance Com., l, 2, Chorus Club, I, 2, Sophomore Pan- American Club, 2, Boxing Club, 3, Public Safety Com., 3. PET AVERSION- Squares who try to get hep by sounding off loudly, Mr. Tanner's dictation, ninth periods for Miss Rhodes. CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling, laughing at Zemoe's corny jokes, being seen with Mary, possessing a friendly advice. LIFE AMBITION-To live up to the Great Expectations of my parents, and sail on the sea of success in the boat of happiness. COLLEGE-Rutgers or Philadelphia College of Pharmacy. if 'A' Sir 'k sir JOSEPH ISAAC- Ike , Sady , Izzy , Sadie Hawkin -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., la, Attendance Com., lb, 2, Checkers Com., 3, 4, lnterclass Basketball, l. PET AVERSION-Finding Samson in my classes for four years, having half my face showing in a picture with Miss America. FONDEST MEMORY-My four years in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Overflowing with ambition, tall, dark, but-. llFE AMBITION-To pay 550,000 Income Tax and not mind it. 'k il' 'A' il: SALLATA, EMILY- Molly , M , Teabags -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Voiieyball, 2, 3, Basketball, 2, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 4, lce Skating Club, 4, Asst. Gym Captain, 2, 3, Human Relations Cnuncil, 3. PET AVERSION-Having Helen, Carol, Sarah, and Dot call me Sarah Bernhardt, the actress , All the Albanians have for a navy is one rowboatf' romoest MEMORY-Summer of 746. CHARACTERISTIC- Philo . . . , Big Eight , Oh, you're so insipidl , silly with Sarah, crazy with Carol, hilarious with Helen. LIFE AMBITION-To see the day when Sarah is on time, Carolyn drinks coffee instead of tea, I stay home at least one nite a week. PAGE 90 SALSBURG, DONALD MARVIN- Don , Donny -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., lg Sophomore Current Events Club, Senior Current Events Club, Vice-President: U. N. Delegate for Current Events, 43 French Club, 3, 43 Christmas Play, 3, 43 All E Honor Roll, 33 Speakers' Bureau, 41 Dramatic Guild, 4, President, Verse-Speaking Choir, 35 Social Science Panel Discussion, Home Room Banker. PET AVERSION-Getting my picture taken from side angles, and people who say, What happened to your hair? CHARACTERISTIC-Wearing Argyle sweaters with socks to match. LIFE AMBITION-To see a door which reads, Paul M. Salzburg--Donald M. Salsburg, Counsellors-at-Law. COLLEGE-Rutgers. if ir Si' 'k 'aff SAMSON, ROBERT HARVEY- Bob , Hercules , Lightning , Samson -Commercial PET AVERSION-Mr. Sullivan's praising you on your new necktieg Miss Bierly's talks to the women, and Bengal's saying, You were only lucky. FONDEST MEMORY-The day Sady made a touchdown for the wrong team. CHARACTERISTIC-Roaming the halls with Sady, and playing pinochle against Bengal. LIFE AMBITION--To become a success. COLLEGE-Gregg School. i2r'k'i2r'k1'rr SANSONE, CARMELITA MARIE- Needie , Shorty -Ceneiai ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball. 2, 31 Volleyball, 2, 3, Drum Maiorette, 3, Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 3g Human Relations, 33 Perfect Attendance, l. PET AVERSION-Mr. Neumann's history class, people who ask me, When are you going to grow? CHARACTERISTIC-Bangs, seen T H ursd A y nig H ts with the Debsg sixth period with B.P., M.J,, C.R., R.B.g chewing gum. LIFE AMBITION-To continue my friendship with Barbara Schott and grow to be 5 feet. i?'k'i3ri'Y2r SARAVIS, CALVIN ALBERT-- Al , Albie -Classical ACTIVITIES--Orchestra, l, 2, 3: Band, 2, 35 Gym Band, 35 Science Club, 4: Latin Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 3, Attendance Com., 3, Cafeteria Com., 2. PET AVERSION-Having to tell stories to lean H., which Mary lo L., Dave F., Bob O., Joan H., Bob C., and even Jean H., do not believe l?l. P.S.-Also P.S. lSmith, that isl. CHARACTERISTIC-Always smiling in the face of trouble. LIFE AMBITION-To affix the letters M.D. to my name. is 'lr it 'k sir SASEEN, ALFRED RICHARD- Dick echnical ACTI ITIES- rsity Junior Varsity Football, 2, 3: Ushers' Com., ir , , o a sity etball, 2, ice Skating, 4: Junior Varsity .1 e I, 1 Slips C .. l' eside t, 3bg Varsity Track, 25 lnterclass Track. 3,-Stud- i , 3 ath Cl b, 3 4' lnterclass Basketball, 2, 35 Wagenh i iz ns ip war 3, S ' e Pan-American Club, 23 inter leyball, 3, ome o m esentative, 2, 3. -UH AVERSIO he Doc . e s , and That's the end of the story as f as ' foncerri 3 e boys ixth period in the gvm. C ERIS I -Trying to ch in Miss Stanburg's class: E ager to oo K ab certain gi ' lu e er sweater on Wednesday and a white one on Friday. LIFE AMBITION-To win an argument with lohnston and Fellonag to see Kelly get a girl. COLLEGE-Syracuse. PAGE 91 SATCHELL, RUTH GERALDINE- Ruthie , Ruthie Lou , Satcl1 and Rooth -- C 'i'nnu3rClai L, ACl'lVlTlES-G.A.A., 2, 3, 4: Leaders' Corps, 3, 4: Perfect Attendance, 3: Lunch Room Com., 2, 3: Dance Club, 3: Chorus Club, 2: Basketball, 2, 3, 4: Volley- ball, 2, 3, 4: Ice Skating, 4: Tennis, 3: Hockey, 2, PET AVERSION-Girls who ohhh and ahhh over Joe BradIey's shoulders iohhhl: the people who make an attempt to be cute, and gum-chewars. CHARACTERISTIC-Crazy: wondering how many points Cass will S core in a game: and always saving, Are you crazy? , and No days : reminding Kay of August lst with the gang, LlFE AMBITION-To make good in all my undertakings and make mamma and daddy proud of their eldest daughter. COLLEGE-Hampton Institute or Virginia State. if - -if SAU N DERS, JOHN- Jukey -Genera? SAXE. ACTIVITIES-Junior Varsity Basketball: Varsity Baseball: lnterclass Volleyball: lnterclass Track: Home Room Officer, 2. PET AVERSION--Walking dcwn the halls with Joe and having Mr. Robart ask what's the rush. CHARACTERISTIC-Wine, wimmen and Be Bop. LIFE AMBlTlON-To see Coitey Howard win the l952 Olympics in the lOO-yard dash, running in B seconds flat. . t . i .'l. JOANNE SHUPP- Jo , Reds , Titian -Technical ACTIVITIES-Freshman Cafeteria Com.: Science Club, I: Band, l: Chorus Club. l: Sophomore Pan-American Club: Operetta, 2: Orchestra, 2, 3: Glee Club, 2. 3, 4, Vice-President, 3b, President, 4a: Arista, 2. 3, 4: All-Star Basketball, I, 2, 3: All-Star Field Hockey, 3: Gym Captain, 3, 4: Junior Class Vice- President. PET AVERSION-Nosy people: being called that certain name by Fellona and Johnston. FONDEST MEMORY-Junior Prom, 1947. CHARACTERISTIC-Red hair and that ruddy complexion: we're setting our C,A.P.S. for happiness. COLLEGE-Oberlin. f-if -lr' SCARDONE, ANTOINETTE CAROLYN- Toni , Antoine , Tillie -Ccneial ACTIVITIES-Ci.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4: Equipment Checker, 4: Skating Club, 4: Christ- mas Play, 3: Cafeteria Com., 4. PET AVERSION-People who make fun of my appetite: people who don't pay off their debts, and then call me chicken! FONDEST MEMORY-June l9, 1947. CHARACTERISTIC-Always singing and ready to hear a good joke: always hungry and sleepy: being seen trying to get Doris, Ameil, Anne, Cass, Maria, and Mary to listen to my troubles and always ready to hear theirs: belonging to to the Big 5-Lil, Til, Mil, lill, Bill. LIFE AMBITION-To clip off the four corners of the world in a Rio red con- vertible: to convince D.S. and L.S, that Vineland has and always will have the better teamlg to visit Canada with the Big 5. -,A,,,A,,-. SCHEINHOLTZ, ERVI N- Sonny -Technical ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Ping-pong, 3: Slips Com., lg Public Safety, l, 2: Study Hall Monitor, 2: Perfect Attendance, l, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Getting a haircut: people who greet me with a punch. CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to Warren's outlook on life for the last four years. LlFE AMBITION-Mlvlake something of myself: get a job other than serving papers. PAGE 92 SCHLEIFER, JEROME- Jerry , Jair-ry , Monster --Technical ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Pan-American Club, 2, Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, lnterclass Football, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who dislike bananas, disappointments. CHARACTERISTIC-Chicken killer, blushing, ye green Plymouth, driving down the ave- MU without a SIGMA thing to do. LIFE AMBITION-To have E very C ood thing in life come true, to fulfill my parents' expectations-Dr. J. Schleifer, O.D. COLLEGE-Pennsylvania State College of Optometry. 'A' 'k 9: SCHMIDT, CATHERINE J.- Cathy , Cassy -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, 4, Locker Room Monitor, 4, Class Typist, 4. PET AVERSION-Anything connected with hard work, jT.'s, Your assignment for tomorrow! FONDEST MEMORY-June l9, I948, CHARACTERISTIC-Usually feudin' and fightin' with Dale, Hey, Smith! Which way is 'was'? , listening to Toni's love life. LIFE AMBITION-To have Dale meet me on time just once, and to live up to the expectations of my family. :fr 'A' 'A' 'ir I SCHOCK, OY LL- Weasel , Schockie ' nica IES-Math Club, 3, t ents Club, 4, afeteria Com., l, 2, , l, 2, Football, 3, esident Junior Class, lnterclass Track, l, 3, PET A ERSI ople who have to slap ylmujn the ac to say hello ! D T MO Y-A.C.H.S., 40-Holy S , ,, ,, 2 LIFE AMBITION-To go to college, get it over with, and get rich. J rclass Bask ball, l, . f CH ACTE ISTIC- B reakin G P eoQhyvagonsf5 xi 'A' ul' 'A' Y? SCHREI BMAN, JEROME SlDNEY- Jerry -Technical ACTIVITIES-Study Hall Monitor, l: Library Com., 2, Slide Rule, 3, 4, Frenzh Club, 4, Interclass Volleyball, 3, 4, Perfect Attendance, l, 2, Drama Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-People who call me Schreiberman, getting up Blue Monday and being Red the rest of the week. FONDEST MEMORY-Doc. Allen's physics' class, four days in Kokomo. CHARACTERISTIC-l'm a good liar also, but go on with your story, l'm listening. LIFE AMBITION-To be a darn good exodontlst. COLLEGE-Ursinus College. siviiktik SCHWAB, ADELAIDE IRMA- Addie , Ad -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Basketball, l, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 4, Athenaeum, 2, Pan-American Club, 3, 4, Attendance Com., 4. PET AVERSION-Snobs, those people who belittle others, those who ask, Are you any relation to Mr. Schwab? , my sorority sisters gawking over my lunches, always having to wait for Jeanette. CHARACTERISTIC-Talking too fast, raising my right eyebrow, listening to Phyl's complicated love life, usually seen with lrm, Elaine, and Nat, Hey, Cut- ler, make it a lemon soda , being gullible, and D reaming O n a B ig S cale. LIFE AMBITION-To live a life completely full of happiness and contentment. COLLEGE-Lasell or Bergen Junior College. PAGE 98 SCLARENCE, BARBARA ELAYNE- Bobbie -Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Com., 'l, 23 Checkers Com., 3, 4: Dance Club, l, 2 3, Pan-American Club, 1, 2, 33 Home Room Secretary, 51 Basketball, l. PET AVERSION-Mr. Schwab's extry credit , and those people who are con- stantly mispronouncing my last name. FONDEST MEMORY-Mr. Mellinger's first period chemistry classy my Senior year in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Always chewing the rag with Joyce: nine times out of ten seen with Helen Z., Marion, Phyllis, Shirlee, and Joyce, and ITS been terrific. LIFE AMBITION-To make the most wonderful parents a girl could have, Proud of me. COLLEGE-School of Nursing, Jewish Hospital, Philadelphia. Sf? 'A' 'fl' 'A' 'Ar SCOTT, EDWARD C.- Scotty , Eddie , Ed -General ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Baseball, l, 2, 3, 4, Varsity, 43 lnterclass Basketball, 2, 3, 43 lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4, lnterclass Ping-pong, 43 Ice Skating Club, 4: lnterclass Football, I, 2, 3, 41 Lunch Room Com., I, 2. PET AVERSION-Miss Steinberg's every day homework, rushing to classes after indoor gym, and Saunders' opinion on Creamers. CHARACTERISTIC-Rushing for a iitney at 3 o'clockg listening to the lines ot R. Threadgill, and asking, Who's going to Mike's? LIFE AMBITION-To build a special cafeteria for the boys of sixth period- Artis, Smith, Saunders, Collins, johnson, and Arnold lackson. COLLEGE-Shaw or Saint Augustine. it 'A' 22 'k sir SEGAL, LEONARD- Sigs -General ACTIVITIES-Seaman 2nd Class in United States Navy, finished boot training at Great Lakes, lll., and will be sent to Radar School. PET AVERSION-People kidding me about songwriting and calling me Chopin. CHARACTERISTIC--To take life as it comes. LIFE AMBITION-To become a songwriter after I get out of the Navy. COLLEGE-Radar School established by Navy. 'Q' 'k af: 'A' 'lr SEPIN ROBERT ELLIOT- Bob , Sep -Technical ACTIVITIES-A.C.H.S.: Senior Current Events Club, Dramatic Guild, Miami Beach, Fla.: Varsity Tennis Team, 25 lnterclass Football, I, 2g Minstrel Show, 2, 31 Glee Club, I, 2. PET AVERSION-Five of nine bell and provocative nicknames. CHARACTERISTIC-Prefers blondes, brunettes, and redheadsg known to be dating Joan Papier. LIFE AMBITION- J.P Sepin-a success and pride of my family at the age of 130. COLLEGE-Rutgers, North Carolina, or Florida. a5r'k'Qr'k'lL' SHENFELD, MARTIN- Mart , Marty , Stuff -Technical ACTIVITIES-Library Com., I, 21 Checkers' Com., 3, 43 Slips Com., 2. PET AVERSION--Getting notes stating: Report to Il6 at once. CHARACTERISTIC-Beating Mrs. Wark to school each morning. LIFE AMBITION-To make a million or so. PAGE 94 SHENFELD, SHIRLEY- Shirt , ShoiI , S.S. -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Current Events Club, 4, G,A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 2, Dance Club, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-Are those nails real???, being mistaken for Barbara, people who have nothing to say, but does that stop them?? FONDEST MEMORY-My Senior year. CHARACTERISTIC-Discouraging Barbara about bald-headed men , running around the school with slips. LIFE AMBITION-To travel, preferably right out of Atlantic City, and to see all those wiId dreams come true, Siriffriift SHINN, BARBARA WRIGHT- Bla , Barbie , Cliff Shinn's Little Sister -Technical ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, l, Asst., 2, Attendance Com., 2, Cafeteria Com., I, 2, Recepgion Com., 3, Study Hall Monitor, 4, Human Relations Council, 3, G.A.A., l, 2. , 4. PET AVERSION-Unreasonable teachers, French, nosy people, shortness of week- ends, Bruce, But, and Bob asking me, When are we going to see Gene? FONDEST MEMORY-May I7, l947, and E very night since W ith him. CHARACTERISTIC-Waiting for buses Friday nights, and seeing the 6:35 off Sunday nights, eating every period except lunch period. LIFE AMBITION-To see Gene successful at whatever he undertakes. and have everything he wants always in life, to have all our dreams come true. iiwiriifir SHOEMAKER. MAVIS JEANNE- Avis -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 4, Ice Skating, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Babyish boys, listening to other people's love troubles when I haven't any of my own. FONDEST MEMORY-Senior Prom, 1947. CHARACTERISTIC-Always crying, being seen with Lena, Jackie, and Maryland, hearing all about Leo from F.W. LIFE AMBITION-To see Jackie cry, see Lena stop talking for five minutes, and Maryland settle down to one boy. SILIPIGNI, ALFRED HARRY- Silly , Peeny -General ACTIVITIES-Glee Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Accompanist, l, Accompanist, 2, 3, 4, Student Conductor, 3, 43 Orchestra, l, 2, 3, 4, Trio, 3, 4, Octet, 2, 3, 4, Assembly Organist, 2, 3, 4g Chorus Club, l, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-People who ask, What happens if l don't come? CHARACTERISTIC-Morning, noon, and night in Room l33. LIFE AMBITION-To sing in the Heavenly Choir. COLLEGE-Westminster. 'A' ir Sir 'A' 'LZ' SIPPLE, MARJORIE JEANETTE- Margie , Marge , Sipp -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 4, Lunch Room Com., 4, Chorus Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 3, Human Relations. 4, Perfect Attendance, 4, Bayard Jr. High School, Wilmington, Del.: Leaders' Corps, I, Orchestra, I, Cafeteria Hostess, l. PET AVERSION-People who don't believe me when I tell them my age Ql7I. FONDEST MEMORY-Fifth and sixth periods with Barby, Fern, Marie and Ioan, most of my teachers in A.C.H.S., especially Miss Hendrix, iwho once made me blushl, Mr. Hughes iy la Sociedad Hispanical, Mr. Allen land his ex- perimentsl, Mr. Mellinger lwho helped Fern and me to start off each Wed. with a bangi, and Mr. Dike land those wonderful classroom talksi. CHARACTERISTIC--Always giggling and telling corny jokes. LIFE AMBITION-To be on time, always. PAGE 95 I in ' bd. 5 Q V I if e U RACUSA, RAN OSEPH-uducky , Ur' tine HerrlgjDy4'F Fra -Al hi' A TIVI E oard of Athletics, 2, Ba, arsity Football, 3a I rclass olley- ba , 4, Inter ss Basketball, 3' rsity Track, Man er, 2, 3a, Senior Pr m Com., ' an, 4a, Clas' t Com., Chairman, b, Prom Com., 3, shers' C , 3. I U PET AV SIPN-Catching t A. . bus fro i antine, Fellona Dulling j ar, people who cut neir ag ti, Mays anding. WONDEST EMQR ' Those lackiackiga es, the day 'yuklesn l Diggory l was in c ool. 0 ARA TIC-Getting Atrfor Ffellor ' ecent date F azi r, a nig ou for Fernie, t ar for Apel, and ride for wtf! ' Ilivan d I running the Sen r lass. , LI E AMBITION-To see the Aucotts mov: to Margate, to see Gam M A have a dance in a cool room. SIRGANY, ELAINE CLAIRE- Slinky , Button Nose -Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Pan-American Club, I, 2, 3, 4, Ways and Means Com., Courtesy Com., 4, Prom Com., 33 Study Hall Monitor, 4, Human Re- lations Council, 3, Equipment Checker, 4, Basketball, I, 2, Dance Club, l, 2. PET AVERSION-Those bridge games with Margie, Nancy, Mary Lou and Anita, lake's, John's and BilI's conversations on girls. FONDEST MEMORY-The things l have done, the places I have gone, the people I have been with. CHARACTERISTIC-Constantly in a state of confusion, found Monday through Sunday at Stewart's, the B.A,, or Naame's. LIFE AMBITION- J ust to make a few W onderfuI friendships eve R lasting, to do as rnuch for my mother and daddy as they have done for me. SLOTNICK, SHELDA SHIRLEY- Slot , Shel -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., 3, 4, Verse-Speaking Choir, 3, Pan'American Club, 4, Speakers' Bureau, 4, Germantown High's: Swimming Club, Study Monitor, C.A.A,, Fellowship Club. PET AVERSION- Why do you part your teeth in the middle? , and, Where did you get those dimpIes??? CHARACTERISTIC-Playing Mrs. Agony to R.W. , always smiling, debating plus politics-Shel. LIFE AMBITION-Being worthy of all the good things that come my way. . I i' 3: x' f 'Ez' SMITH, DORIS IRENE- Dot -Cornrnerc ial ACTIVITIES-Ci.A.A., I, 3, 4, Gym Captain, l, 2, Asst., 3, 4, Locker Room Monitor, 4, Commercial Club, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, l, Representative, 4, Volleyball. I. PET AVERSION-Listening to Marion's troubles, Mr. SuIlivan's time tests, Doris, how do you set your hair? CHARACTERISTIC-Blonde, blue eyes, laughing and joking with Marge through the halls of A.C,H.S. LIFE AMBITION--To be a success with the melody of music and of life. COLIECE-Marjorie Webster lunior College. .fl i ,k SMITH, FERN THOMPSON- Fernie , Fern -Technical ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., 4, Reception Com., 2, 3, Cafeteria Com., I, 4, Perfect Attendance, 3, Study Hall Monitor, 4, Clee Club, 3, Chorus Club, I, 2. PET AVERSION-Teachers who see you every day, stop you to ask what you're doing, and still don't know, people who are insincere, and who don't appre- ciate the finer things of life, , CHARACTERISTICA- Where's Alfie? I'm in trouble , helping out with Joan's love life with ? LIFE AMBITION- For me to live is Christ, to die is gain , to visit my two friends, happily married, in their home in Ventnor. PAGE 96 SMITH, JAMES RUSSELLI LEON- Bro , Smith , Jimmie , uSmIfI e i uRe'I90Pn, Daddy -Commercial A ACTIVITIES-Ice Skating Club: Tumbling: lnterclass Volleyball: Interclass Track: lnterclass Bajketballg Senior Auditing Com. PET AVERSION-Racing like mad with Harry and Eggie to beat that 8:55 bell: come oiN Chicken deal againl: catching that last bus. CHARACTERISTE-Likes them all, but loves but one: always can be COUNT ed on.. - LIEE AMBITION-To be la. successful business man and make my mother proud nf her only son. - COLLEGE-Temple. J ii' 'A' ir 'A' Sk SMITH, BEVERLY JEAN- Jeannie , Freckles -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 3. 4: Leaders' Corps, I: Gym Captain, I, 3: Volley- ball, 2: Equipment Checker, 3: Attendance Com., 4: Perfect Attendance, I, 2: Study Hall Monitor, I: Chorus Club, I: Clee Club, 2, 3, 4: Octet, 2, 3. PET AVERSION-People calling me Smitty , and Petunia saying, Ain't got no money! FONDEST MEMORY-A.C.H.S. in general, and the gang. CHARACTERISTIC-Changing hair styles: she's got frecklesl: swivel-hips. LIFE AMBITION--To be happy with Best of Health and achieve a place in life for Petunia and me. driikiir SMITH, MARY ETHEL- Smitty , Smithie , Smythe -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Leaders' Corps, 2, 3, 4: Basketball, 1, 2, 3: Hockey, 2, 3: Volley- ball, l, 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Com., 4: G,A.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Tennis, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-C. Schmidt saying to me, Hey, Smith, which way is was : for her shorthand, H.W. Stark: tell me another one. CHARACTERISTIC-Last minute Smithl: skating with J.C.E. LIFE AMBITION-Travel and see the U. S.: mostly to see Colorado and Wisconsin: J ust to C asually sail through life with E ase: be a famous something nr Other. ir'kS'lr'ksk SMITH, PATRICIA ANN- Pat , Patsy -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l. 2, 4: Gym Captain, 4: Dressing Room Monitor, 3: Re- ception Com., lb, 2, 4: Ecclesia, 3, 4, Librarian, 4. PET AVERSION-Listening to Nat rave about P.R., C.F., and B.G.: my lab part- ner: Carlo's car Ul. CHARACTERISTIC-That Salvation Army look, and waiting for the Longport stage LIFE AMBITION-To see Ohlson without his harem: Saravis speechless, and Mary-Jo eat lunch. COLLEGE-Saint Elizabeth'S. it 'A' Sk 'k 12' SNYDER, ELAYNE PHYLLIS- EI-ane , S.0. , Sneeder , Eppie , E -General ACTIVITIES-Band, 2a: Slips Com., 3, 4: Ecclesia, 3, 4: G.A.A., I, 2, 4: Current Events Club, 4: Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-Doc's, Can't you get that, Snyder! FONDEST MEMORY-The year of the Butterfly at A.C.H.S.: my model home: LG. and D.B.'s sympathetic song: the inspirations of 2l6 South, and the valuable friendships. CHARACTERISTIC- S een A round town with the Guang dangling a cig holdeg: displaying an Ascot: eating an olive: doing the rumba and believing In .. LIFE AMBITION-To collaborate with the greatest for the craziest volume ever written: to have and to hold the bliss of life. PAGE 97 SNYDER, NATALIE MAXINE- Nat , Reds , Redhead , Nats -Technical ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, I, G.A.A., I, 2, 4, Asst. Gym Captain, I, Wash Room glonitc:r,34, Pan4American Club, 3, 4, loe Skating Club, 4, Human Relations ouncl, . PET AVERSION-Doc's, Some people are going to write their way through chemistry year , Miss Fauquier's, l think l'll change some seats in this room : Natalie, take the first seat in the first row. FONDEST MEMORY-Bob and the Senior Prom, March I, I947, Junior year with Mr. Sittler. CHARACTERISTIC- P laying E very G ame S traight, being seen with the gang from Milt's, Harriett, Eleonor, Dolores, Rosemary, Dot, Becky, Stan, loe. Bud, Bill, Hank, and Scotchman, drooling over Alan La D D . LIFE AMBITION-To see all men teachers in A.C.H.S., with a combination of Mr. SittIer's disposition and iokes: Doc's personality, and Mr. Hughes or Mr. Armstrong's looks. COLLEGE-Ursinus. titkirik SOLITARE, GILBERT BERNARD- Gil , Chub -Technical ACTIVITIES-Pan-American Club, 2, Current Events Club, 2, Science Club. 3. 4, Mathematics Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule lBeginners and Advancedl, Perfect At- tendance, 2, 3, 4, All E Honor Roll, I, 2, 3, 4, Track Squad, 3, Inter- class Volleyball, 3, 4, Weather Club, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Being told each year of the great importance of the mid- year exams. CHARACTERISTIC-Always wanting to know why? , sitting in the balcony at lunch time with Murray. LIFE AMBITION-To find out why? , and to fulfill my parents' hopes. COLLEGE-M.l.T., Princeton, Johns Hopkins, or C.l.T.? i'i 'k if 'k if SOM ERS, LAN DON GREY- Junior -GeneraI ACTIVITIES-Glee Club, 2, Band, 3. PET AVERSION-Talkative women. CHARACTERISTIC-Seeker of new interests. LIFE AMBITION--To be as famous as the saxophonist, Johnny Hodges. COLLEGE-Hamilton Music Academy, Philadelphia. ii' 'A' 'Ji i' 'QUT SPENCER, JOYCE ELAINE- Jes , Jerse -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, Dressing Room Monitor, 2, Equipment Checker, 4, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Outdoor Tennis, 3. 41 Kickball, I, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Snobbish boys and girls, having to wait for each week-end to rome around. FONDEST MEMORY-August, I 947. CHARACTERISTIC- Always a smile for everyone , laughing, joking and being seen with my better-half iEIaineI, Nancy and Janie . LIFE AMBITION--To always be FRANK, Kind, sincere, and happy in whatever I undertake. Q 'k Sf? 'k it STARK, DOLORES EDITH- Dusty , Dee , Starky -Technical ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, I, 2, Equipment Checker, 3, Leaders' Corps, I, 2. 3, 4, Asst., I, 2, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 3, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 41 Ice Skating, 4: Human Relations Council, 3, Volleyball, I, 2, All-Star, I, 2, Basketball, I, 2, 3, All-Star, I, 2, Asst., I, 2, Field Hockey, 2. PET AVERSION-C.R.'s, love troubles, school, moody people, sitting next to Sullivan three out of four years in home room, 8:00 A.M.-my, my! FONDEST MEMORY-Christmas Dance, 1947. CHARACTERISTIC-Sigma Theta Chi, green eyes and all the time laughing: Stark, tell me another one , roaming with Ruth B., and chatting with Carmen K- ' LIFE AMBITION--To go to Florida with C. Gifford, and then California, to see Giff make up her mind,fto really live, not merely exist. COLLEGE-U.C.L.A. or Pennsylvania. PAGE 98 START, FLORENCE MAE- Little One , FIotchie , Blondie , Flo -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, l, 2, 3, 4, Wash Room Monitor, 2, 3, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Kickball l, 2, Hockey, 2, 3, Outdoor Tennis, 3, 4, Drum Majorette, 4, Gym Captain, l, 2, lce Skating Club, 4, Leaders' Sports Club, 4, Attendanoe Com., l. PET AVERSION-People who come up to me and say, when are you going to start growing, Floss? CHARACTERISTIC-Seen swishing around town in Gladys Swan's Studebaker with the Pug's Girls , also seen with the two pygmies, Ruthie Collins and Leni Perri, gabbing about the men in our lives. LIFE AMBITION-To sail around the world in my own pleasure yacht with the Pug's Girls for my passengers, also to be a success in everything I undertake. Qivkiffr STEIN, RENEE BETTY-Technical ACTIVITIES-G,A.A., l, 2, 3, Library Com., l, 2, Dance Club, 2, Gym Captain, 3: Home Room Secretary, 3, Spanish Club, 3, Human Relations Council, 35 Senior Pan-American Club, 3, 4, Senior Current Events Club, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Oh! how I hate to get up in the morning, egotistical and in- sincere people, those three-minute telephone conversations. CHARACTERISTIC--Day-dreaming, never fulfilling my good intentions, always being just in time to be too late. llFE AMBITION-To make up for lost time. it i' Tix' i if STERR, JOHN LEWIS- Lew -General ACTIVITIES-lnterclass Track, l, 2, 3, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, lnter- class Basketball, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Hearing all of my friends call me Hoger , especially Hairs Riederer and Ernie Phillips. CHARACTERISTIC-Having fun with all boys in Mr. Kleiner's seventh period class, trying to find who Booty Kirk's flame is. LIFE AMBITION-To succeed Mr. Hollenbach and run A.C.H.S. my way. ikiiifirik STOKES, CLAUDINE DOROTHY- Mousey , Claudia , Deany -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, Asst., 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, 4, Gym Captain, 3, Per- fect Attendance, l, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, War Stamp Collector, 2, Kickball, l, Drum Major Club, 3, Human Relations, 4, Spanish Club, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Leaders' Corps, 4. PET AVERSION-First period Social Living class. FONDEST MEMORY-My first and third Thursday lunch periods with the crowd. CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to find time to answer boy friend's telephone calls, and homework. LIFE AMBITION-Making all my dreams come true. COLLEGE-Temple University. sktiifiiif SUISMAN, DORIS HELEN- Dar , De , Sussie -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Equipment Checker, 2, 3, Basketball Asst., 3, Social Dancing, 3, Herald Editor-in-Chief, Science Club, l, 2, Secretary, 2b, Spanish Club, 3, 4, Math Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 2, 3, Reception Com., 4, Attendance Com., l, 2, 3, Home Room Vice-President, 3, Representative, l, 2, All E Honor Roll, l, 2. PET AVERSION-Doc Whitmoyer's Swissman , Este's, Stop yelling, l can hear you , self-centered, egotistical people, self-styled men of the world de- feated by sophistication. CHARACTERISTIC-Big brown eyes, long fingernails, those before-school chats with Wanda, explaining to Este her experiences of the night before itrying to make her understandl, those morning jaunts to the Mechanical Building, and Room 125. LIFE AMBITION-Hoping a certain someone, now building the palaces of Heaven, will someday look down upon me and proudly say, That's my daughter , to make the dearest and sweetest person this side of Heaven, my mom, as happy as she has made me, by trying to live up to her expectations. COLLEGE-M.l.T. or R.P.l. PAGE 99 SULLIVAN, WANDA MARY- Wan , Sully , Duchess -Classical ACTIVITlESfCheer' Leader, 2, 3, 4, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, l, 2, Board, 3, 4, Vice-President, 4, Gym Captain, I, 2, Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, Captain, 3, Asst., 3, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Tennis, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 2, 3, 4, Kickball, 2, Junior Class Secretary, 3a, Arista, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4b, Ice Skating Club, 4, Social Dancing, 3, Human Relations Council, 3, Canteen Com., I, 2, Lead- ers' Corps, 2, 3, 4, Class Secretary, 4b. AVERSION--Shinn's third period lunches, Ceorge's, Drop dead , Ellen's, I'm fill , and snow tights at Stewart's. FONDEST MEMORY-Maryland and Wanda, Freshmen, Class Night, '44, New Year's Eve and Senior Prom, '48, CHARACTERISTIC- P aling aro U nd with G reat S isters, Espanol, I, 2, 3 with EI Senor, three rahs for the boys, taking Bill's penicillin pills. LIFE AMBITION-To own Ellen's eyes, Start's sweetness, Swan's shape, Lena's laugh, Sonny's sportsmanship, loan's lovableness, to be a true friend always. COLLEGE-Bucknell. PET 5' 'A' T 1' i SWAN, CLADYS ELIZABETH- Wheels , Swanee , Happy Bottom -Commercial ACTlVlTlES--Ci.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dues Collector, 2, 3, Leaders' Corps, I, 2, 3, 4, 3, 4, Basketball Captain, l, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, l, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, Officer, Captain, 3, 4, Outdoor Tennis Manager, 3, 4, Volleyball Captain, l, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, All-Star, l, 2, 3, 4, Cafeteria Com., 2, 3, Pin and Ring Com., 3, Field Hockey, 3, 4, Gym Captain, 2, 3, 4, Skating Club, 4. AVERSION-People who call me Leadhead , catty girls, my phone ring- ing i2-O496l. PET CHARACTERlSTlC-Extremely beautiful, witty, athletic, intelligent, and a mag- netic personality, being seen with the PUGS , those Tri-Hi-Y trips. LIFE AMBITlON-Marry a South American millionaire, raise a basketball team, have a racing stable of my own. COLLEGE-Barbizon College of Modeling Arts. 1? 'A' 'fr 'k S2 SWEENEY, CHRISTIANNA BAIRD- Chris , Boots -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, l, President, 2, Social Dancing, 3, Arista, 2, 3, 4, Attendance Com., l, Basketball, I, Hockey, 3: Gym Captain, l. PET AVERSION-Getting off the stagecoach and into a canoe on a rainy night in Margate iso they tell mel. CHARACTERISTIC-Getting all worked up rooting for the A.C.H.S. basketball team and the best coach in the world. LIFE AMBITION-To have fun and then settle down to a long life of happiness. COLLEGE-Katharine Gibbs Secretarial School. wliiibiifr TANNENBAUM, STANLEY- Link -Technical TAPP, ACTIVITIES-Sophomore Pan-American Club, 2, Cafeteria Com., 2, lnterclass Ping-pong, 3, Herald Staff, 4. PET AVERSION-Not getting my license until April il948l, duce me as Link , Look at the size of those feet! people who intro- loyce, talking to CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to Brown's problems, teasing Fran. Katherine in chem, PHI DEL ity, seen with my sister , LIFE AMBITION-Weinstein and Tannenbaum, Counselors-at-Law, New York- Philadelphia-Baltimore, above all, to be the fulfillment ot for me. my parents' hopes COLLEGE-Syracuse. f 'A' it 'A' it JOAN MARION- Jeanie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Library Com., l, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball, l, Human Rela- tions Council, Volleyball, 2. PET AVERSION-Those time tests, and people calling me by my last name. CHARACTERISTIC-In a D eep M ood, listening to C hop's troubles. LIFE AMBITION-Always to be sincere and happy in all I choose to do! PAGE 100 TAVARES, ESTELLA CURTIS- Sugar Lump -General ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 2, 33 G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Basketball, l, 23 Human Relations Council. PET AVERSION-Always saying to Re, Pat and Nat, not living! CHARACTERISTIC-Going to N. C. and Philadelphia on holidays to see Peg and Ella, and spending all my time with jim. LIFE AMBITION-To be a credit to my mother, father and brother, and a suc- cess as a designer. COLLEGE-Modeling and designing school in New York. iff 'k Sir 'A' 'L' TERRY, DOROTHY R.- Dot , Dotty -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Captain, l, 2, 3, Asst., 43 Basketball, l, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, l, 2, 3, 4, Asst., 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey, 3, 4, All-Star. 3, 41 Volleyball, l, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, l, 2, 3, 4, Asst., 2, 3, 43 Locker Room Monitor, lj Cafeteria Com., l, 23 Library Com., l3 Leaders' Corps, 2, 33 Sports Lead- ers' Club. 4. PET AVERSION-Being asked if my sister and l are twins: listening to lda and Gloria talk about P and ?, and telling them I understand, when I don't. CHARACTERISTIC-Just a L ittle late for the Revs M eetings3 trying to keep Mae and Ida quiet. LIFE AMBITION-Sur P ass my mother's E xpectations. COLLEGE-N.j.C. it 'A' it 'k Sir TERRY, IDA MAE- Ike -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Leaders' Corps, 43 Dance Club, 2, 33 Basketball All-Star, 2, 3, Asst., 2, 3, 43 Volleyball All-Star, 2, 3, Asst., 2, 3, 43 Field Hockey All-Star, 3, 43 Library Com., l3 Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 3, 43 Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Writing letters. CHARACTERISTIC-Always Chewing: laughing at any and everybody's jokes. LIFE AMBITION-To live a happy life. COLLEGE-N.Y.U. it 'A' E i' 'ir TEPLITZKY, FRED- Fisl1eI , Fritz , 'iTep , TepeI -Technical ACTIVITIES-Herald Staff, 43 Glee Club, 33 Chorus Club, 2, 33 Double Octet Manager, 33 Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 23 Senior Current Events Club, 43 German Club, 3, 4, Vice-President, 43 Operetta, 23 Slide Rule Class, 23 Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 33 Art Club, 23 Dramatic Guild, 43 Interclass Basketball, 23 Interclass Tennis, 2, 3. PET AVERSION- Teppeletzsky 3 attempting to use the grey matter in order to reach that happy state. CHARACTERISTIC- The electron theory? . . . that's silly! 3 falling asleep on hearing Mozart. LIFE AMBITION-To see all the boys successful in their undertakings, and make my parents' dreams come true. COLLEGE-Ursinus. it 'A' sir ir il? THALHEIMER, CHARLES CEClL- SmaIItimer , RemiehIalt , Esperomto -General ACTIVITIES-Varsity Track, 33 Interclass Volleyball, l, 2, 33 Interclass Track, l, 2, 33 Interclass Basketball. l, 2, 33 Interclass Ping-pong, 33 Cafeteria Com., l3 Study Hall Monitor, lg Perfect Attendance, 23 Ushers' Com., 33 Attendance Com., 4. PET AVERSION- Five tickets for Thalheimer 3 Donie, Billie, Charlie, Jerry, and Joey ibecause joey sounds like Glenn Davisl3 holding the flag up on lwo gima, lt was a tough fight 3 What time does the balloon go up 3 the quard. CHARACTERISTIC-Riding cross-country with that latest novel, Down to the Roots , by B. Barry3 first copies issued to Stew, Bob, Chas and Paul. Joe, Bill, Stan, Roe, Marty and Don may read this book providing the Stanley Reading Library will reopen soon. LIFE AMBITION-Having graduated A.C,H.S., not in four but in five years, purely out of my sincere desire not to make Weil and Greenberg lonely3 seeing mv two playboys, Don and Stew, support themseIves3 drive my father's car to work. COLLEGE-M.l.T. PAGE 101 THOMAS, GLORIA N.- Glo -Commercial ACTIVITIES--G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Dance Club, I: Leaders' Corps, I, 4: Ice Skating Club, 43 Sports Leaders' Club, 43 Public Safety Com., 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 33 Recreation Com., 3, 43 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, All-Star, 2, 3, 4, Asst., 2, 3, 4, Volleyball, I, 2, 3, 4, Asst., 2, 3, 4, All-Star, 2, 3, 4, Field Hockey, 3, 4, All-Star, 3, 4, Asst. Gym Captain, I. PET AVERSION-Waiting in line for lunch. CHARACTERISTIC-Laughing at Thelma Alexander's and Ida Terry's corny jokes. LIFE AMBITION-To be a success. COLLEGE-Berean. T5 'k 'xii' 'A' 4: TILDON, DOROTHY LOUISE- Dot , Teddy -General ACTIVITIES-Gym Captain, 2, Dressing Room Monitor, I, 2, Chorus Club. 2. 31 Art Club, 2, Slips Com., 2, 43 Study Hall Monitor, I, 2, Home Room Officer, 4. PET AVERSION-Breaking my pet claw, and people who don't answer their mail. CHARACTERISTIC-Sketching gowns and doing favors for people. LIFE AMBITION-To be the best in the field of fashion design. COLLEGE-Pratt Institute or Boston School of Art. ',5'kir'kt TOSCANO, SARAH MARIE- Sally , Cat Eyes -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A.. I, 2, 3, 4, Locker Room Monitor, I, 2, Italian Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 41 Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Teachers who always find a logical answer to a dumb question: dry assembly programs, people who call me, Sarah. FONDEST MEMORY-The good times and all the friends I made in A.C.H.S. CHARACTERISTIC-Laughing, joking, day-dreaming, and knowing too much about nothing but studying just the same, like going to parties and having loads of fun, G.A.L.S. -but definitely! LIFE AMBITION-Just being hBPDy. 7 'A' it 'A' iff TREXLER, ROBERT FRANCIS- Bob , Trex -General ACTIVITIES-Class Treasurer, 3ag lnterclass Volleyball. PET AVERSION-Listening to Mr. Bowen's jokes. CHARACTERISTIC-Report cards?, I rue the day. LIFE AMBITION--Commercial artist, l hope. COLLEGE-Philadelphia School of Industrial Arts. 'A' '.'T i' 5: TRILLING, AARON JACOB- TriIl , Jackie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 43 Band, I, 2, 3, 43 New Jersey High School All- State Orchestra, 4, Operetta, 2, Gym Band, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 2, Current Events Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Doc Whitmoyer's, Days of Retribution , and Miss Davies' opinions. CHARACTERISTIC-Shy, bored, and disgusted. LIFE AMBITION-To play solo clarinet with the Boston Symphony lthe Phil- harmonic will do in a pinchl. PAGE 102 TROY, BARBARA- Honey , Midget , Angel , Bobbie -Technical ACTIVITIES-G,A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club, l, 2, 3, 43 Gym Capioin. li 2, 3. 41 Basketball Manager, I, 23 French Club, 2, 39 Volleyball, li Social.Dancing, 3: Athenaeum, I, 2, Secretary, Zag Verse-Speakingg Choir, 3, Christmas Play: Sophomore Current Events, I, 2, Secretary, 2bg enior Current Events, 3, 4, Secretary, 3ag Latin Club, Ig Attendance Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Home Room Secretary, 2, 3. PET AVERSION- A certain eighty mi L es, and waiting for mail. CHARACTERISTlC- D reaming O n a B ig S cale while ribbin' the Reetzl laughin' with Lewis, yappin with Yan, and wearing A certain L ittle npiiin. LIFE AMBITION-Barbara Troy, Occupational Therapist. COLLEGE-Michigan State Normal. il 'A' i i' Tk TRUESDALE, JEROME ROBERT- Jerry , Truz , Genius -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., Ig Reception Com., 23 Tumbling, Ig lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Homework, work of any kind, and that mile hike to school every morning. CHARACTERISTIC-Always hanging around with Rudy, Phil and the rest of the Specter gang. IIFE AMBITION-To follow in my dad's footsteps and be a success in everv- thing I undertake. iriffriik TUCCI, ROBERT- Tooch , Bob -Technical ACTIVITIES-Band, I, 2, 3, 4, Orchestra, I. 2, 3, 4, Gym Band, 2, 3, 4, Operetta, 2. PET AVERSION--I84 days of school. ' CHARACTERISTIC-Trying to borrow last night's homework. LIFE AMBITION-To have a job in a bakery--loafin'. ir-kirirfk TYNER, ROBERT STANTON- Lil Buff , Iceberg , Tiny , Coolbreeze -General ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., 43 Recreation Com., I, 23 Ice Skating Club, 45 Glee Club, Ig Chorus Club, lg lnterclass Basketball, I, 25 Art Club, I. PET AVERSION-People who persist in lying about others to gain self-recogni- tion, also people who should, but don't, mind their own business. CHARACTERISTIC-Being very careful of my appearance. LIFE AMBITION-To live comfortably and enioy life as it comes. SLri'i'k'ir UNDERBERG, BERTRAM A.- Bert -Technical ACTIVITIES--lnterclass Volleyball, 3, 4, Interclass Track, 3, Varsity, 3, lnterclass gasketball, 35 lnterclass Ping-pong, 35 Study Hall Monitor, 45 Ushers' nm.. 3. PET AVERSION--Getting to school before 8:I5 every morning. ,CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the New York boys walking down the ave MU without a SIGMA thing to do. LIFE AMBITION-Dr. Bertram A. Underberg, D.D.S. COLLEGE-Penn State. . PAGE 108 ' i I I A ' A ff if ' 1' K N' xi-Q T-JN, SAFHERINE ULL- Katie , MamazeIle , Katrinka -Technical IVIlI'I G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 45 Gym Captain, I, 4, Asst. Captain, 2, 33 Basket- .xf ball, , 3, Volleyball, 2, Hockey, 23 Kickball, 23 Ecclesia, 2, 3, Vice-President, ., ' orus Club, 2, Vice-President, 2, Orchestra, lg Human Relations Council, ce Skating Club, Wash Room Monitor, 2, Glee Club, 3, 4, Secretary, 3: ctette, 4g Arista, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Cafeteria Com., I: Senior Class Pin -, ,,. and Ring Com., Junior Class Publicity, Dance Club, Ballad for Americans , ' 33 Leaders' Corps, 4. PET AVERSION-People who tease me about the South, Uptown , listening to Gloria talk about her Saturday night dates with Charley. CHARACTERISTIC-Charlotte3 settling Joanne's problems, meet me on the corner right away , setting our C.A.P.S. for happiness. LIFE AMBITION-To see Team E get ahead lMaude'sI, to find my life am- bition. 7lft'iTf'iT VALENTINE, WALTER L.- W'alt -Commerc ial ACTIVITIES-Commercial Club, 2, 3, 4, President, 4, Glee Club, 3, 43 Reception Com., I, 25 Attendance Com., 3, 43 Speakers' Bureau, 4, Home Room Presi- dent, 33 Perfect Attendance, I, 45 Ballad for Americans , 33 lunior Social Dancinz: Christmas Play. PET AVERSION-Mr. SuIIivan's time tests, people who ask me where I got my wavy hair! CHARACTERISTIC-Seen with the hucksterg Cary and l always going to our Friday night rendezvous lchoir practicel. LIFE AMBITION-To be C ome a C redit to my mother and father, to make Mr. Sullivan realize I really worked for three L's. si-'ksbiir VERNA, VINCENT ANTHONY- Gunner , Dago , Attol -General s ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, I, 23 Interclass Volleyball, 2, 3, 45 Sergeant-at-Arms, 33 Baseball, Ig Interclass Basketball, 2, 3, 4. PET AVERSION-Writing pages and pages of history notes for Mr. Fagan. CHARACTERISTIC-At Nick's every morning having a smoke with Portnerg Portner always askin: me for a cigarette. LIFE AMBITION-To score more points than DeRisio or Leacott in a basket- ball game. COLLEGE-Business school. 'f 'A' nv 'A' sz VERSEPUT, JACK VAN MAARTEN, JR.- Fussyfoot , Verse , J.V. -Technical ACTIVITIES-Ushers' Com., 2, 3, Public Safety Com., 41 Perfect Attendance. 1, 2, 3, 43 Home Room Representative, 2, 4, Varsity Football, 33 Varsity Track, 2, Interclass, 3, lnterclass Volleyball, 33 Glee Club, I, 41 Chorus Club, l. 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 4: Ice Skating Club, 43 Slide Rule. 3, 4: Map Reading and Camouflage Club, ig Ballad for Americans , 33 Social Dancing Club, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Tanner's, Does anyone need any more time? - Stop vour cursing! g the Doc's Memory Gems , the Dawn Patrol. LIFE AMBITION-J. V. Verseput, lr.-President, Western Union Telegraph Com- pany. si'i'S5'kif WALDMAN, MORTON BERTRAM--Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, I, 2, President, 23 Sophomore Current Events Club, I, 2, President, 23 French Club, 3, 43 Math Club, 3, 43 Slide Rule Class. 2. PET AVERSION- VVhere did you get that nickname? 1 Know what Midge said today? g loe's and lay's stupid uncles. CHARACTERISTIC-Telling Joe why my way is better, listening to why Rothberg's way is best. LIFE AMBITION-Find a way to beat the horses, become a psychiatrist to analyze people trying to beat the horses. COLLEGE-Hopefully Princeton, probably Lafayette. PAGE 104 WALKER, RUTH THELNAUD- Stockings , Heavy -Technical ACTIVITIES-Home Room Vice-President, Zbg G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4: Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule Class, 33 Asst. Gym Captain, l, 3, 4: Dance Club, I. 2: Sports Day Representative, 2, 3, Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Dressing Room Monitor, lg Ice Skating Club, 4. PET AVERSION-The man miles between AC, and DC. bein told I'm Eainin y . . Z E 5 weight when I'm trying to lose! CHARACTERISTIC-Being seen with the great chicks in Klub Kismet , trying to out-cool scrour:ge 3 friendly with everyone, especially the fellowslg rather heavy. LIFE AMBITION-To rea CH the heights of my ambition as a successful surgical nurse, and make my parents proud of me. COLLEGE-Columbia University or N.Y.U. 'iv 'A' YK 'A' Sl' WALSH, FLORENCE PATRICIA-- Pat -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Pan-American Club, 4, G.A.A., l, 2, 3, Gym Captain, l, 21 Locker Room Monitor, 3, 43 Wash Room Monitor, Basketball, lg Study Hall Monitor. PET AVERSION-Mr, Slater's constant teasing. CHARACTERISTIC-Those g L orious wee K -ends, and those Philadelphia phone calls, listening to Rhoda and Jane's love life. LIFE AMBITION-To always be as happy as I am now. COLLEGE-Bryn Mawr, 'A' 'Kr 'k WALTON, JUNE MAY- Junie May , Junebug -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Dressing Room Monitor, 3, Slide Rule Club, 7: Glee Club, 3: Chorus Club, 2, 3, 43 Librarian, 3, 4: Orchestra, 3, 4, Band, l, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 2, Librarian, 3, 43 Operetta, 23 Reception Com., 4, Library Com. I, Cafeteria Com., 3. PET AVERSION-Three E's and a G, Muzzey3 people who AL W ays ma K e cracks about my lO2 pounds. CHARACTERISTIC-Quiet i?l Monday to Friday, 9 till 3, popsiclesg CHAS ing a s P ecial C- uy. IIFE AMBITION-See myIEnglish teacher get a star for perfect attendance, ne a credit to my family, marry Marion off, muzzle Mickey, see Nanette naughty, and shrink Shirley a few sizes. COLLEGE-Trenton State Teacher's or Montclair. Si? 'A' YT 'A' fs WASHINGTON, LILLIAN RAE- Lil , Sis , Shorty , Little Wash -Technical WEEK ACTIVITIES-G.A.A, l, 2, 3, 43 Dance Club, l, 25 Cafeteria Com, 2, 3, 4: Locker Room Monitor, l, 2, Equipment Checker, 33 Wash Room Monitor, 43 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 4, Assistant, 43 Ice Skating Club, 4, Leaders' Corps, lg Slide Rule, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Tanner's dictationsg Miss Rhodes's Dawn Patrol , Doc Whitmoyefs Why can't you get that, Miss Washington? FONDEST MEMORY-My t R ip to Philly W ith Connie. CHARACTERISTIC-Under 5 feet tall: Chinese eyes and bangs, always seen in fifth period talking to Ernie and Connie. LIFE AMBITION- .l ust to B e a good chiropodist and make my parent S P roud ot me. COLLEGE-Temple University. 'A' if i' it ES, ELIZABETH ELAINE- Hoops , Weeksie -Technical ACTIVITIES-Wash Room Monitor, lg G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Board, lg Dance Club, l, 23 Basketball, I, 2, 3, 43 Squad Captain, 3, 4: ICG Skaflflg Club, 43 Cafe- teria Com., l, 2, 3, 41 Slide Rule Class, 3. PET AVERSION-Mr. Tanner's dictation: Buddy's co-called Van Dyke. FONDEST MEMORY-December 26, l947. CHARACTERISTIC-Upholding Klub Kismet, and downing the Counts, but' yet wearing their sweater, always arguing with Heavy at those K.K. meetings. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful in the business world and to make my mother and father proud to say, Yes, that's my daughter. COLLEGE-N. Y. U. or Rochester University. PAGE 105 WEEKES, LENORA COSTELLA- Mighty Mouse , D.G. -Technical WEIL, ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, l, 2, Slips Com., 2, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 43 Asst. Captain, 2, Study Hall Monitor, 45 Locker Room Monitor, lg Perfect Attendance, I, 31 Equipment Checker, 2. PET AVERSION-Those people who call me short, when I am just as tall as they. CHARACTERISTIC-Forever in Mr. Dike's office taking vocabulary tests. LIFE AMBITION-To become a successful nurse. COLLEGE-Hampton or West Virginia State College. xiii? MARTIN LEONARD- Marty , Rover , Vaughn , H.B. -General ACTIVITIES-Ushers' Com., 2, 33 Spanish Club, 2, 35 Athenaeum, l, 2: Sophomore Pan-American Club, l, 25 Home Room Representative, la, President lb. Za: Perfect Attendance, l, 2, Interclass Basketball ball, 4, 5, Tumbling, 3, 43 Study Hall Monitor, AVERSION-Staying in A.C.H.S. for the sole Thalheimer and Stan Greenberg company, trying better looking than heg hearing R.W. say, l'm , 3, 4, 5: Interclass Volley- 2, 3. PET reason of keeping Charley to convince Broder that l'm using the car tonight, son. CHARACTERISTIC-Being with the Kadima boys, breaking girls' hearts, and constantly mending Rosenfeld'sg hearing Koltnow say, Weil, must you sing ALL the time. LIFE AMBITION-To fall madly in love with some wonderful woman with Lana Turner's looks and my mother's personality, to have everyone else in this book brag to their kids about knowing me when I went to A.C.H.S. COLLEGE-N.B.C. School of Announcing or the Pasadena Playhouse. it 1 iff i' if WEILERSTEIN, RUTH- Ruthie -Technical WIEN WEIN ACTIVITIES-French Club, 3, 4, President, 4bg Current Events Club, 3, 4, Spanish Club, 45 Ecclesia, 33 Library Com., l, 2, 3, Co-Chairman, 2, 3, Sophomore Cur- rent Events, l, 2, Herald Literary Editor, 43 Athenaeum, l, 2, Slide Rule, 2. PET AVERSION-The hollow men. CHARACTERISTIC-Lassitude and Loungitude. LIFE AMBITION-Ticket to Tel-Aviv via Paris and Madrid. COLLEGE-Barnard. 'E i' i 'k i ER, DONALD ILIP Don W e chni A T l IES li , 3, U - ., 2, 1 Attendance Co ., . rc ss olleybal , 4- er Basketball,.2, ' a ll , 4: seb I. 1. I 0 , . . PE VE ON- Q - n 2 esn't know thing about. A ERISTI -Borrowing money tor th basketball pools. FE AMBITION-To have a happy life. 'A' W 'A' if ER, STANLEY IRWIN- Ween , Stan -Technical ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., l, 2, 3, 43 French Club, 33 E Hom'-if Roll. 22 Interclass Volleyball, 4, Interclass Basketball, 4. PET AVERSION-Freshmen, pool sharks, and wise guys. FONDEST MEMORY--Mr. Sittler, Miss Stanburg, the Doc , and these four years. CHARACTERISTIC-Vainly trying to teach Brooks some chemistry, growing old in the B.A. g Haines, a little nine-ball? COLLEGE-Columbia University? PAGE 106 WEINSTEIN, HERBERT W.- Herb , Herbie --Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, 2, Treasurer, 2b, Ushers' Com., 2, 3, lunior Class Sergeant-at-Arms, 3a, Current Events Club, 3, 4, President, 4a, Math Club, 3, 4, Observer, 3, Herald Subscription Manager, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, Sophomore Current Events, 2, Varsity Track, 2, 3, Prom Com., 3, 4, French Club, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 2. PET AVERSION-People asking me if my hair is bleached, and teachers calling me, Weinsteen. CHARACTERISTIC- J ust P acing along with her at my side. LIFE AMBITION-To be handed a Doctor of Medicine degree and to be a credit to my parents. COLLEGE-Rutgers or Villanova. tk' -A' it -A' sir WEINSTEIN, GERALD- Jerry , Count , Hot Lips , Ears , Fingers -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Home Room Representative, l, 2, 4, Chorus Club, 3, Track, 3, In- terclass Basketball, 2, Attendance Com., l, 2, Gym Band, 4, lnterclass Volleyball, lnterclass Boxing, Handball and Ping-pong. PET AVERSION-Alfred banging out his hot organ iam sessions in assembly, to have kids ask, Why do they call you 'Hot Lips'? FONDEST MEMORY-First period gym. CHARACTERISTIC-Exaggerated protrusions on each side of the head, being seein wgitth the remains of the Sloppy Six , Clem , Driftwood , Mother an r . LIFE AMBITION-In seven years to have the warden say yes, when l ask him if l may attend our Class of 48 reunion. COLLEGE-Temple. iii' 'A' Sir i' iff? WEINSTEIN, JERRY C.- Chink , Muscles -Technical ACTIVITIES-Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Observer, l, 2, 3, 4, Asst. Editor, 4a, Pan- American Club, l, 2, Slide Rule Class, 2, Public Safety Com., l, lnterclass Volleyball, 3, lnterclass Basketball, 2, lnterclass Ping-pong, 3, Glee Club, l, Study Hall Monitor, 2. PET AVERSION- Link's feet, Hoffman's nose, Lunkhead's wife, hallways. CHARACTERISTIC- PHI DEL ity, always in the clouds over that C ertain M iss. LIFE AMBITION-To be a successful criminal lawyer and above all, a credit to my parents, Weinstein and Tannenbaum, Counselors-at-Law, New York- Philadelphia-Baltimore. COLLEGE-Dickinson. ii? 'I' Y i it WEISER, MARY JANE- Reds , M.J. , A-W -Commercial ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Lunch Room Com., 2, 3, 4, Locker Monitor, l, Gym Captain, 2, 3, Volleyball, 3, Wash Room Monitor, 4, Table Tennis. 3, Human Relations, 3, Cafeteria Com. Secretary, 4, Pan-American Club, 4. PET AVERSION-lnsincere and unreasonable people, to be kept waiting, too many miles between June and me. FONDEST MEMORY-The summer of '46, my Senior year. CHARACTERISTIC-Opening up A.C.H.S. in the morning, kibitzing with the characters in home room, forever bending the ear of a certain Irishman, gabbing with Lee. LIFE AMBITION--To make the dearest parents proud of me and to G o hand- in-hand with the K eepsake of love and happiness. sbiikii? WELLINS, RITA GAY- Reef -Technical ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Gym Captain, 3, 4, Library Com., l, 2, 3: Chorus Club, l, 2, Attendance Com., 4, Choral Speaking, 3, Speakers' Bureau, 4, Senior Current Events, 4, Ecclesia, 2, 3, 4, Reception Com., 2: Human Relations, 3, Gym Locker Checker, 2, Beginners' Slide Rule, 3: Dramatic Club, 4. PET AVERSION-Frank Sinatra's fans, being called, Butter-ball , Who is closer to the ground than a turtle's stomach, why don't you get off your knees and stand up? CHARACTERISTIC- S een A ways C- abbin' with S hel, being taken for Thelma, the inspirational smile, singing the blues to Elaine. LIFE AMBITION-Making the most out of life by marrying the man l love, having mom and dad proud of me. COLLEGE--Syracuse or University of Miami. PAGE 107 WERNTZ, HENRY OSCAR ll.-Technical ACTIVITIES-Athenaeum, Ib: Orchestra, I, 2, 3: C-lee Club, 2: Math Club, 3. 4: Forum, 3, Slips Com., I, 2, 3, 4, Slide Rule, 2, 3, 4, Speakers' Bureau, 4. PET AVERSION-Low doorways. CHARACTERISTIC-Does not support burning: burns up occasionally: highly inactive at most temperatures. LIFE AMBITION-To grow something but weeds in my garden. COLLEGE- Far above Cayuga's waters, I hope. Sfr'k7E'kSTr WHALEY, MARJORIE ANNA- Mari , Midge -Commercial ACTIVITIES-C.A.A., I, 2, 33 Home Room Secretary, 3, 4, Commercial Club. 4: Ice Skating Club, 45 Gym Monitor, 4. PET AVERSION-Being unable to find a pet aversion in four years, and then having to decide in a few days. FONDEST MEMORY-The day I met that certain lad. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen chattering and giggling with Doris Smith: eating lunch with Claire, Doris and Katherine. LIFE AMBITION-To live a happy life and to see the coun T R y. SL? 'k Sir 'A' Tir WHITE, ELEANOR GLYNN- Ellie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., 2, 3: Observer Typist, 43 Ci.A.A., I, 2, 3. 4: Basketball Asst., 3, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4: Dance Club, I, 2: Honorable Mention, Pen Women's Contest, 3, Asst. Squad Leader, I. PET AVERSION- Time tests , and that struggle to catch the iitney in the morning. CHARACTERISTIC-Usually quiet and serious. LIFE AMBITION-To be happy and to make others happy. COLLEGE-Hampton Institute. 7lr'k'i'ki WIEDERWAX, WILBUR M.- Mike -Technical ACTIVITIES-At Friends School: Glee Club, I, 2, Art Club, I, 2. Atlantic High: Slide Rule Class. PET AVERSION-Friends' School, Mr. Schwab's ideas for extry credit. CHARACTERISTIC-That relationship with Miriam Crane in 2213 U.S.N.R. LIFE AMBITION-To be worthy of my parents' faith in me. COLLEGE-William and Mary. Q ir Tl? ir YT? WILFOND, CHARLOTTE MARIANNE- Chash , Chashie , MamazeIle -Technical ACTIVITIES--Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Secretary, 3: Instrumental Trio, 2, 3, 4: New Jersey All-State High School Orchestra, 2, 3, 43 C.A.A., I, 2, 3, 43 Ecclesia, 3, 4, Secretary, 4a, President, 4bg Current Events Club, 2: Basketball, 2, 33 Ways and Means Com., 4, Pen Women's Award, 33 Vollegball, 3: Dance Club, I 3 Attendance Com., 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, 2, Secretary, 2: lee Club. 3, 4: Speakers' Bureau, 45 Human Relations Council, 3: Christmas Play, 43 Dramatic Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-Me and my 'cello in the front seat of a iitney. CHARACTERISTIC-Katherine3 D reaming O n a B ig S cale: going nn a sweets diet: parleying like mad while chewing the rag with Mitzi, Rhoda, and Eileen, feeding half my lunch to Francine and trying to keep Shirley from the other half, and kibitzing with Flossie and GIoria. LIFE AMBITION-To revolutionize the teaching profession, and to see Team E get a-head IMaude'sl. COLLEGE-Syracuse. PAGE 108 WILLIAMS, ARTHUR JAM ES- Arty -General ACTIVITIES-Lunch Room Com., 3. PET AVERSION- Cot a cigarette Art? , Call for you at 3:00 A.M. CHARACTERISTIC-Always seen with the three great duck hunters-Dynamic, Carrot-top and the Nut. LIFE AMBITION-To be a real gone guy! t k'!r'A'19t WILLIAMS, E. .IACQUELINE- Jackie , Skip , Yaykee -Technical ACTIVITIES-Dance Club, I, 2, C.A.A., l, 2, 3, 4, Leaders' Corps, 4, Gym Cap- tain, 2, 3, Dressing Room Monitor, I, Basketball Captain, l, Assistant, 2, 3, 4, Kickball Captain, 2, Field Hockey Assistant, 3, Ice Skating Club, 4, Per- fect Attendance l, 2, 3, 4, Chorus Club, lg Glee Club, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer, 4b, Sectional Leader, 4, Double Octet, 3, Arista, 2, 3, 4, Vice-President, 3a, Attendance Com., I, Home Room Secretary, l, 2. PET AVERSION-Saseen, Sady, and MichaeI's playing button, button in Eng- lish, Mavis crying, AIice's- Jackie, shut up , Joan's- So I sez to him , the boys , Wagner's corpuscles. FONDEST MEMORY- My Al , Maryland's troubles, laughing Lena, that one EKE dance, our wild Senior year. CHARACTERISTIC- E verlastingly K idding E veryone, long, thick, curly, blonde hair . . . hal, always singing la little off keyl. . LIFE AMBITION-Move Absecon into A. C., see Mavis completely happy, find that vinle-covered cottage and marry a man like Mr. Sittler, mak E M oney, re soc s. COLLEGE-Atlantic City Hospital-for Laboratory Technology. it 'k it -A' it WILLIAMS, RICHARD MONTGOMERY- Buddy , Monte , Specks -Technical ACTIVITIES--Cafeteria Com., l, 2. 3, Aviation Club, lnterclass Football. 1. 2. 3, 4, lnterclass Track Team, Observer, Slide Rule Club, lnterclass Volley- ball, Boys' Dance Club, 3. PET AVERSION-Girls calling me Richard Junior. CHARACTERISTIC-Telling tall tales, trying to photograph something. LIFE AMBITION-To photograph. iriifrttft WILLITS, SONYA ELIZABETH-- Sonny Reds -General ACTIVITIES-G.A.A., I, 2, 4, Ice Skating Club, 4, Study Hall Monitor, 3, Aft Club, 4, Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-People who monopolize certain sayings, and people who like ' you only when you know test answers, Stella's color combinations. FONDEST MEMORY-Junior prom, all my men teachers especially Mr. Gnld, Mr. Young and Mr. Neumann. CHARACTERISTIC-Never being on time for my dates with Dan, always in a hurry to get out of school at 3 o'clock, being seen with Mari and Stella. LIFE AMBITION-To marry Danny, and in a few years have one or two beautiful baby dolls. it 'k it 'k it WI NETT, LOIS MARION- Windy -Technical ACTIVITIES-Orchestra, I, 2, 3, 4, Trio, 3, Observer, 4, G.A.A., I, 2, 3, 4, Study Monitor, I, 2. PET AVERSION-Saying, Excuse us, for my violin and me, Mr. Schwab's extr EE credit, Mr. M ellinger's M ighty M olecules. ' FONDEST MEMORY--My Philadelphia week-ends with Joan Kadison. CHARACTERISTIC- SAG acious, Elaine S., Listen, I have something to tell you. LIFE AMBITION-Miss Lois Winett, Foreign Correspondent, London, England, A loaf of bread, a jug of wine and thou-. COLLEGE-Juniata. PAGE 109 WINTERS, CORRINE GRACE- Carry , Gaby -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., lg Human Relations, 3. PET AVERSION-People constantly telling me I talk too much: people who say, You look just like Marcella. CHARACTERISTIC-Conversing with M.l.W. and L.W. in home room: continually talking and never letting Marcy get a word in edgewiseg waiting outside seventh period typing class for Ernie and loeg quoting Mr. Sullivan when the opportunity arises. LIFE AMBITION-Sit on the boss's knee and take diction as fast as I can speak tl,OOO words per min.l. COLLEGE-Bessie V. Hicks Dramatic School, Philadelphia. 'Dr 'A' 'iii' 'k if WIN ERB , c rites N-D -Teoma I Q dk fm-vv d'W' ACTIVITIES-Forum, 3, Ushers' Co ., 2, 3, Art Club 3 arsi Baseball, 5, 4. lunior Varsity, Ig Handball, 35 lnterclass Volleyb ' le, 5, Enter- tainment Com. Chairman, 4, lnterclass Basketb , Ig Socia Dancing, 33 Christmas Play, 4. PET AVERSION- You can't vote until yer dues is paid , peanut butter on raisin bread. CHARACTERISTIC-Last seen running after a bus-destination unknown. LIFE AMBITION-Hi-Y Conference in Paris, Russia, or Outer Mongolia. COLLEGE-Hobart. W 'k 'fi' i' 73 WOJCIK, LEONA M.- Lee , Chick -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Pottsville H. S.: Cheer Leader, lg Art Club, I, 23 A.C.H.S.: C.A.A., 3, 4, Gym Checker, 3, 4, Dramatic Guild, 4. PET AVERSION-Men under 5' 8 g conceited boys, Mr. Sittler's physics class: Look at those dimples, they turn on and off with every smile. FONDEST MEMORY-Going to Washington and Philadelphia with Patg A.C.li.S. years. CHARACTERISTICS-Often seen with Pat L., and clowning around with M. J. Weiser: blonde, boys from out-of-town, joker, talkative and the cut-up of the class. LIFE AMBITION-Hope to go to a dramatic or modeling school and honor them with my iaheml presence, would like to do quite a bit of traveling. Skiittik WOODY, FRANK- Frankie , Woodchuck -General ACTIVITIES-Cafeteria Com., I, 2, 33 Ice Skating Club, I, 43 lnterclass Basket- ball, l, 23 lnterclass Ping-pong, I, 2, lnterclass Baseball, I, 2, Uncle Sam'i Navy, 1945-1946. PET AVERSION-Too many people who want to manage or tell me how to run my personal affairs. CHARACTERISTIC-Listening to other peoples' problems. LIFE AMBITION-To live a successful, contented life. ittskiik WORSLEY, CONSTANCE MARSHALL-- Chickie , Connie -Technical ACTIVITIES--G.A.A., 2, 3, 43 Senior Lunch Room Com., 43 Volleyball, 2, 3: Dance Club, 23 Tennis, 2, 4, Kickball, 25 Field Hockey, 2, Human Relations, 35 Basketball, 23 Leaders' Corps, 4. PET AVERSION-People who think they're dancing on clouds when it's really their partner's feet. FONDEST MEMORY- The Stars Will Remember, and so will I. CHARACTERISTIC-Strolling the halls with Annie, always seen on that Saturday night rendezvous with Jane, Bob, Jim, Leonard, Russ, etc. LIFE AMBITION--To have a couple of dreams come true. COLLEGE-Lankenau School of Nursing. PAGE 110 YOUNG, THOMAS COOPER, JR.- Tom , The Dog , T -Technical ACTIVITIES-Varsity Track, 2, 3, 45 Ice Skating Club, 45 Math Club, 3, 45 Inter- class Basketball, I, 25 Cafeteria Com., I5 Ushers' Com., 2, 35 German Club, 25 Chorus Club, I5 Sergeant-at-Arms, 35 Slide Rule Club. PET AVERSION-Pin-ball machines5 too much to do in this town during the winter5 my daily lecture upstairs in her office. CHARACTERISTIC-Never dressed up5 trying to F ind S omething to do when I go out with the boys. LIFE AMBITION--To fulfill the expectations my parents have of me. COLLEGE-Syracuse. il i Z1' Q-I YUILLE, RYAN SCOTT- Ray , cottey , onnie , Shoulders -Commercial ACTIVITIES-Varsity Track, 3, 45 lnterclass Basketball, 25 lnterclass Track, 35 lnterclass Volleyball, 35 Commercial Club, 35 Perfect Attendance Award. PET AVERSION- Yuletide Dodgers. CHARACTERISTIC-Always carrying a sling5 punctual always. I IFE AMBITION-To own a chain restaurant business by the year I967. iri'ir'k'i? ZELDIN, HELEN FAY-General ACTIVITIES-Science Club, 3, 45 Pan-American Club, 3, 45 Current Events, 4: Orchestra, 35 Slips Com,5 Study Monitor, 25 Gym Locker Room Monitor, 2, 35 G,A.A., 2, 35 Human Relations Council, 3. PET AVERSION-People who contract my first narne. CHARACTERISTIC-Eating at Lou's5 living at Meg's5 Christmas dinners at B.A.'s5 gabbing with Hilg telling Bobby to take it backg incessantly using my brothers' vocabulary. LIFE AMBITION-To make this one life a success to both myself and to the best mom and dad a girl ever had. COLLEGE-Temple. 'fl' i' 'if 'A' it ZIMMERMAN, JAN ET- Jan , Zimmie -Commercial ACTIVITIES-CAA., I, 2, 3, 45 Basketball, I5 Volleyball, I, Gym Monitor, 35 Pan-Ameri Cl b 2 ' ' - ' ' can u , . 3, 4, Slips Com., 2, 3, 4, Human Relations Council. PET AVERSION-Mother saying, You've been on the phone long enough 5 T.A.S. :ng his time tests5 Lee's nagging5 first period study on Wednesday and ri ay. FONDEST MEMORY- That day in june, Commencement5 New Year's, '46, '475 Junior year. CHARACTERISTIC-Taking advice from Mildred and TheIma5 S een A round town 'th h ' ' - ' HZ H wi t e C irl S , numerous trips to Philly, always bemg the last one LIFE AMBITION-Living up to my parents' wishes and getting the best out of life. PAGE 1 11 CLASS OF 1948 CLAYTON, JOSEPH TURNER MASON- Joe -Technical ACTIVITIES-Corporal in U. S. Army Ordnance Ammunition Company: served six months in U. S., and two and one-half years overseas in European Theatre of Operations. PET AVERSION-Being denied the things I desire most ardently. CHARACTERISTIC-Always attempting to help others with their problemsg being seen with one of the gang-Charlie, Ernie, Russ, or Harold. LIFE AMBITION-To be successful at any endeavor I may undertake: IDoctor of MedicineI. COLLEGE-New York University. Ik 'A' fir 'A' fir STROMSKI, ALEXANDER STANLEY- Flip , Ski -Technical ACTIVITIES-Two years in U. S. N., Aviation Machinist Mate 3rd Class. LIFE AMBITION-Live a full and happy life. COLLEGE-Columbia. 'Qri k'ksk VETERANS EVENING HIGH SCHOOL MARTIN CAROCCIO JAMES CARPENTER JOSEPH CLAYTON CYRIL CONNELL WILLIAM COOK CHARLES DRISCOLL WILLIAM DURKIN MARTIN DURNEY WILLIAM FERRY EDWARD FITZPATRICK JACK FORTENBERRY IRVING FREEDMAN CHARLES GOWDY ROBERT HAMILTON ROBERT HENNINGS LEROY KEMP JOSEPH KENNY JOSEPH KERR GEORGE KING EDWIN KLEIN JOHN LEIBY LEONARD LEVIN MORGAN MCKEAN EVAN MILLS RALPH MIZRAHI WILLIAM MULLIGAN JOHN MURPHY PAGE 112 MARVIN PINCUS JAMES POE ANDREW QUINN JOSEPH SCOTT WILLIAM SIMONSEN EDWARD STACK ARNOLD STONE FLOYD STONE ALEXANDER STROMSKI JOSEPH TALARICO ROBERT TAYLOR WALLACE VILLO ROBERT WARREN FRANK WIEGAND Loft, rondmg down: RESEARCHERS IN TI-IE LITERARY MISS FENTON INSPIRE5 HER ARTIETIC CREW' THE PEERS OF ENGLISH LITERATURE f XIR DIKES PERIOD III FCRTY WORDS, FIVE ERRORS NIR, SCHWAH LECTURES ON ASIAR AFRICAR AND CUBAR Rrght, rorxdmg downi NIELLINCERS MICIITY MOLECULES PAGE 118 ITAXNN PATROL, MISS RHODESYPP VOICI LA CLASSE DE FRANCAIS MAKE MINE MUSIC wx L0 i '-A. O vm vm Q U S E -C V3 an Lt 3 lx PAGE 114 CD F0 Sl. O Vs V3 L3 KJ 65 f7OfTlOI' The Stop PACI' 11 OX YI' S of CIGSS 1 Juniors The PAGE 116 DRI-IMATICS Book III X Qn ?A'l e?f3 N I wx NW' Here is a moving Colo dl Show a vast dazzling aggregation of tar and hams selling thlng elllng faiths, selling idea ellmg .air slo gan passion elllng h1 torv PKG MISS RUTH E. FRENCH This year found A.C.H.S. bursting with Thespian activity. Under the expert guidance of Miss Ruth E. French, our dramatics advisor, several experiments in the fields of the theater and speech have been initiated. One of the most successful ventures was the Speakers' Bureau. Its membership of select students was given the opportunity to de- velop their proficiency in public speaking, by conducting assembly programs. Affiliated with a nation-Wide organization, the Drama Guild of A.C.H.S. 'has made outstanding progress, since its inception after mid-years. The group is patterned after the medieval guilds. So far its membership consists of apprentices, and journeymen, no one, as yet, having attained the coveted status of master craftsman, which requires one hundred twenty points. The year was climaxed by the presentation of What a Life, a hilarious Henry Aldrich comedy. This marked the first time in a number of years that a three-act comedy for an evening audience had been attempted. Harry Rosenberg as Henry, and Wanda Sullivan as Barbara, turned in scintillating performances. The success of this production offered conclusive proof of student talent and public receptiveness. All these activities, plus the corrective speech clinic, the choral reading groups, and the speech classes for Freshmen and Seniors are welcome innovations in our school curriculum. 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Mr. Dike was forced to relinquish his Observer post because of his increased duties as head of the English Department. Miss Lillian T. Rhodes has served as adviser this year. Under the capable leadership of Nancy Aussprung, editor-in-chief, members of the 1948 Observer staff have made an effort to cover all school events and to represent all school groups. Because of limited space in the I-lfillllflnf' City Unzbn, which publishes the Observer, only a few feature stories have appeared. A completely democratic organization, the Observer staff is open to any student who is Willing to prove his Worth. PAGE 125 Ediforvin-Chief DORIS SUISMAN Herald Layout Edntors DOLLY CLYMAN MARIE ORDILE Faculty Advisor CLARENCE DIKE 1 C Subscription Staff!- ROSEMARY DQIVIEO FLORENCE FRANK JEAN PINSKY 'ANLEY TANNENBAUM EDXNARD CASEL JOYCE RESSLER DELORES ELLIOT Literary Editors Herald Typist- Herald Photography Editors- RUTH WEILERSTEIN, SHIRLEY CHESNEY PAULINE MACCACNANO MIRIAM EUCHTMAN, HENRY C-OLDSTEIN Art Editors-ALLEN PORTNER, JEAN HANDSON 5055 Advertising Managers- ALBERT COUF LORRAINE LISSE PAGE 127 :KW , Advertising Staff- RUTH WALKER JOAN BAILINCER FRED TEPLITZKY BERNARD GOLDSTEIN First Semester M ARYLAND ANDERSON KITTY VORCORAN ...........,.. . GINNY IIENKOIL ...... MARIE ORDILE ..,...... t'EI.ES'l'E MOGAD ........ Seniors MARYLAND ANDERSON SUE IGLOOM IIINNY IIENKOIL DOROTHY RARRE'I l' MARIE l,'UI'ANI .lANl'I'l' VAGAN .IICAN IIANDSON JOAN IIESS MARIE .IANSEN l'A'I'SY .I ICNKINS ELLEN KEIIUE I'IIYLLlS LEWIS LORRAINE LISSE MARIE URIJILE MARY LOU VROSSER .IOANNE SAXE VVANIIA SULLIVAN I'IIIiIS'I'INE SVVEENEY ICA'l'IIERINE UI I'ON .IAVKIE WILLIAMS Juniors MARVII ANNE AGRONS ARISTA OFFICERS ...I'rosuIent ...,..... ......Vic'v4I'r0si1I0n1,... , .... ,. .... Svvretary ....... ,. ...., .... Troasurerm ...... .......,.....Attc-nllz-xnco Offivrr SUE AI'I'LEYARD .IOYFE IIAYLINSON LENA IHOLETTI LOIS IIRUNSTEIN KITTY CORCORAN VONNIE GRII I ITH MARIE HAY VIVIAN HEATH .IOAN HELLINGER .IOAN I-IIGISEE NANCY JOHNSON MARY MQCONNELL MIRIAM MOLITCH ELAINE SCHECTER FLORENCE STEWART IVIARJORIE NAAME FONNIE URON Sophomores LOUISE ANDREWS l4I'l'l I'Y RAFHARACH NANCY JANE BATII DEBBIE IEAYLINSON PAGE 128 Second Semester KATHERINE UPTON FLORI NCE STEWART VVANDA SULLIVAN .....I'A'l'SY JENKINS MARGARET RAI'E'l I'I CAROLE IIE'I'CIIEN RUTH IRREDI-IR DOROTHY CAIN I-ILIZAIEETH CIIIULL,-X CAROL I-'AUNCE JANE HASSON SALLY HOLT .IO ANN KOSTA5. SUZANNE LANIN .IOAN LEVINE JOAN LLOYD ROSE MESSINE CELESTI-I MOGAII SANDRA TRILLING MARGARET RAI'E'I I'I RUTH READNAFR .IUDITH SMITH .IAY WHITE MARY LOU VVILLIAMS Advisors HELEN A. SCOTT HELEN fl. WATSIDN SENIOR CURRENT EVENTS CLUB First Semester Second Semester HERliER'l' WEINSTI-IIN ....... ....,......, P resident ......... ........ S TANLEY BERKOVITZ MORTON BROWN. ........,.. .....,.. V ice-President ........ ........ D ONALD SALSBURG LOIS GAINES .,................ ,............... S ecretary ............ .,...... C HARLENE AGER JEAN PINSKY .....,..................,................... Senior Representative .... ........ L EROY SCHOCK HENRY SCHRIER ...............................,...... Junior Representative .,.........,.....,........... JEROME MATEZ In a year when the preservation of world peace was critically threat- ened many times, the Senior Current Events Club, under the able super- vision of Miss Amy Davies and Mr. Sol Levin, undertook to analyze world problems. The club heard speakers from various parts of the world, in addition to well-informed men of our local business and professional World. In the auditorium the members, which were sent to the United Nations conference at Lake Success, along with selected members not included in the trip, participated in a Social Science panel discussion on the Func- tions of the UNO. A broadcast on this subject was also sponsored by the club. The annual Press-Union Current Events test was taken by the mem- bers in May. PAGE 129 SENIOR PAN-AMERICAN CLUB First Semester HENRY GOLDSTEIN ........ LOUIS LAZAR ......,............. M ARILYN MALTZ .... .............. SALLY TANNENBLATT ........ REBECCA ALLES RHODA BLUMENTHAL RUTH BOWE CHARLOTTE BROSS LOUIS BUTTRICK DOLLY CLYMAN ANNETTE COHEN ARMIDA COOK JOYCE COOPER MYRON COOPER NANCY COOPER MARY JANE FAIRFIELD DAVID FREEDMAN MILDRED FREIMAN MARVIN FREUND HARRY GESSNER GUY GERMANA HENRY GOLDSTEIN ALAN GOODELMAN GERALDINE HARTFIELD JOAN HELLINGER ELEANOR HEYEN OFFICERS ..,.......President........... .........Vice-President......... .........Recording Secretaryu.. ......Corresponding Secretary......, NANCY JOHNSON FLORENCE KATZ ANNETTE KRANZDORF BETTY ANN KRAY ANNETTE LANGWEILER ANNETTE LAZAR LOUIS LAZAR PHYLLIS MAEGIN JOHN MAJANE EVA MALINO MARILYNNE MALTZ JAMES MARSHALL, Jr. PEARL MASSER SET MOMJIAN RITA MOSKOWITZ KATHLEEN PARSELLS ZELMA POPEFKA HELEN PORTNER HILDA PORTNER CONSTANCE QUARTERMAN DOLORES REDDY PAGE 130 Second Semester MOMJIAN ........JAMES MARSHALL ......,.IRMA SLESS ........HlLDA PORTNER JOYCE RESSLER NATALIE RICE CATHERINE ROBBINS ROBERT ROSE GLADYS ROSENBERG ADELAIDE SCHWAB PAT SCHWARTZ SHIRLEY SHENFELD LEONARD SINGER ERMA SLESS SHELDA SLOTNICK NATALIE SNYDER RENEE STEIN ELAINE SIRGANY SALLY TANNENBLATT ROBERT TITUS FLORENCE WALSH MARY JANE WEISER ANNE WHITEHILL MILDRED WILLIAMS HELEN ZELDIN JANET ZIMMERMAN Advisors PAN-AMERICAN QSOPHOMORED First Half WOODY KEARNS ......... SOM ERS STEELMAN ...... JANET YAMRON .........,..... HELENE LEVENBERG ........ Freshman Members I'ATTY BEWY GRACE COLQUHOUN VIRGINIA CHRISTINE HERBERT DUDNICK JOSEPH HALL BARBARA HAAS STANTON HOFFMAN MARGARET HOPKINS ALLEN Le CHARD JOAN LEYER DONALD MQCULLY MARY JANE PINES VIRGINIA PITALE JEROLD RIMM BARBARA ROHE LOUISE ROIK STEPHEN ROSEMAN SAMUEL SCHWARTS HERBERT SIROTA PEARLDEAN WEEKS OFFICERS .........President.......... .....,..VIC9-PI'6SId8ht...... . ........ Secretary ........ . ............Treasurer.......... Sophomore Members THERESA ABRAMO JANET BARAB MARLENE BELCHOKOFF MORTON BATES HENRY CAPLAN ROY CLEMENT GERALD COHEN MARION COSTA DAVID COX PATRICIA FREEMAN MAXINE GILFORD LEANORE HESS CARLTON HEIDON WILLIAM HOOPER HERBERT JACOBS EDWARD JARDINE ANN JOHNSTON MYRON KORTMAN WOODY KEARNS EDWIN KELLERMAN ESTHER KLEINER PAGE 131 DOUGLASS Second Half GEORGE NAAME MYRON KOBTMAN JUDY SMITH MARCIA WEINBERG KLEINMAN JOYCE KUMMEL SUZANNE LANIN HELENE LEVENBURG MILO MILLER DOROTHEA MYERS GEORGE NAAME SALLY SAXE CAROL SCHEVNICK LIBBY SCHORE RITA SEGAL JUDY SMITH SOMERS STEELMAN WILLIAM WALLS ANITA SUMMER BARBARA WEIL MARCIA WEINBERG JANET YAMRON MISS CATHERINE RIDER MR. DAVID SCHLESINGER SOPHOMCRE CURRENT EVENTS CLUB FACULTY ADVISORS MR. LOUIS KLEINER MISS BEULAH CLEVELAND First Term HIICSCH FISHBEIN .,..... ROBERT COHEN ....,....,, DEBRA BAYLINSON... LOUIS AREL SELMA AI'O'1HAKER MARILYN BAKER WILBI-IRT BANKS DEBRA BAYLINSON MARILYN BERTMAN CAROLE BETCHEN HOWARD BURNSTEIN LOIS BLUTH I'HIL CAPLAN ROY CLEMENT .IEROM E COIIEN ROBERT COHEN ELLIS DEULL HIRSCH FISHBEIN JANET GARTNER MARCIA ACER VATTY BEURY EDITHE BROOKS HERBERT DUDNICK FOSTER FRANKEL HAROLD GITOMER HARRIET GOLDBERG SHIRLEY LABOV ALLEN LQCHARD OFFICERS ., ........., Presldcnt ........ .. .......Vice-President SOPHOMORE MEMBERS JOANNE GLUCKMAN BARBARA GORSON SELMA GURST MILTON HAMBURG CARLTON HEIDEN HERBERT JACOBS EDWIN KELLERMAN MICHAEL KEISERMAN DOUGLAS KLEINMAN ESTHER KLEINER BENJAMIN KOHL RUTH KOI-IN HELENE LEVENBERG JOAN LEVINE PERRY MILLER NORMAN MILLS LOIS ORTZMAN FRESHMAN MEMBERS RI-IODA LUBER ALLEN MARGOLIES ALBERT MOMJIAN MERRILL NATTERMAN PAT O'DONNELL RICHARD PROEBSTLE JOE ROBERTSON BARBARA ROHIC PAGE 132 .Secretary ............... ,. Second Term ,.,....WILLIAM WALLS ,.,....ELLIS DEULL .. SELMA APOTHAKER SUE RABIN ARLENE RIMM CHARLES ROSEN BARBARA ROSENBAUM CAROLE SATIN NANCY SCHWARTZ RONALD SILVERS BARRY TARGAN CHARLES TRIVINIA WILLIAM WALLS MARCIA WEINBERG HARVEY WEISENFELD NORMAN WEISS MARY LOU WILLIAMS JANET YAMRON HERMAN YAMRON ALLENE SELTZER DELORES SEUNDERHAUI' LENORA SIMMONDS BARBARA STROTBECK SALLY WAINGER ARLENE WASSI-IRMAN FRED WICINER .IACQUELINE WOOD HARVEY ZELKOWITZ First Half RHODA LEON ...........,....., KATHRYN UPTON ............. CHARLOTTE WILFOND ...... ECCLESIA OFFICERS ........,Pres1dent....... . ...... Vice-Presndent ...... .... , . ........,Secretary.....,. MARY JO LUCAS .........,...,, ............ ,....., T reasurer ...., .. . BARBARA ABRAMSON BARBARA BARAB DOROTHY BARRETT JOYCE BAYLINSON VIRGINIA BENKOIL FRANCINE CARROLL SHIRLEY CHESNEY GLORIA CLAUSON MIRIAM CRANE DOROTHY DESMOND LOIS GAINES GRETA GITOMER DOROTHY GOLDBERG CONSTANCE GRIFFITH AILEEN GROSSMAN DOROTHY HAGAN AILEEN HYMAN MARAJORIE KURTZ BARBARA LEIKEN RHODA LEON LILYAN LORINS MARY JO LUCAS PAGE 133 Second Half .CHARLOTTE WILFOND .JOYCE BAYLINSON DOROTHY I-IAGAN VIRGINIA BEN KOIL VIRGINIA LUCAS BARBARA MALLIN MARY MCCONNELL SONDRA NIPON JEAN PINSKY ROSALIE SINGER ELAYNE SNYDER PATRICIA SMITH KATHRYN UPTON RITA WELLINS CHARLOTTE WILFOND SOPHOMORE MEMBERS LOUIS ABEL First Term CHARLES ROSEN ...... PERRY MILLER ,......,. NANCY SCHWARTZ... LOUIS ABEL, ..,......,.. . LOIS BLUTH ROBERT COHEN BARBARA FEINGOLD HIRCSH FISHBEIN MILTON HAMBERG RUTH KOHN BEVERLY KRAMER MARCIA AGER WARREN BODUK B ETSY ENGEL JERRY GEILULA BARBARA GREENBI-IRG ANN FRIEDBERG ATHENAEUM OFFICERS ............President......... .,......Vice-President........ ...... Secretary. ,... ........ . . .... ........Treasurer.............. MARTIN LUBER PERRY MILLER CHARLES ROSEN CAROLE SATIN NANCY SCHWARTZ EDYTHE SILVERMAN DIANE SIRIS FRESHMAN MEMBERS RONA FISHBEIN RHODA LUBER SHIRLEY LUBOW MERRIL NATTERMAN JOAN SAVITT ..-- ' 'K Second Term PERRY MILLER RONALD SIIIVERS RUTH KOHN .IOANN E GLUCK M AN RONALD SILVERS BARRY TARGAN SELMA APATHAKER JOANNE GLUCKMAN PHILIP CAPLAN ARLENE RIMM I-IERMAN YAMRON JOY BERRY ALENE SILTZER ROBERT SCHRIER CARRY SHAPIRO DIANA ULLMAN ARLENE WASSERMAN ALICE WINETT Adviser ................ MISS ANDERSON PAGE 134 First Half .IOSI'II'H MANN ....,..,., l'I'IARLENI'I AGER .,....., IVIARJORIE KURTZ ....... I'I'IYLLIS LEWIS ........ Seniors GORDON RAKI-IR SITE IILOOM .IUHN GINN AILEEN GROSSMAN STANLEY GROSSMAN RHOIIA LEON DONALD SALSIIURG III'IRIiER'I' W'I'IINS'I'I'IIN Juniors S'I'I'ILLA IIARUN IC FRENCH CLUB OFFICERS ,. .,,..... I'resuIvnt.....,. , ..... Vice-Prosident... , ..,...... Secretary ......... . ......,I'ublicity Agent.....,. MEMBERS THEODORE IIAYLESS GLORIA CLAUSON GRETA GITOMER ALICE GOLDSTEIN GLORIA GOODFRIEND BARBARA GORSON RONALD HAIIGOOD JOYCE HYMES ANNETTA JONES FLORENCE KATZ SHEILA LEVY CLAIRE LISHIN PAGE 135 Second Half ........RU'l'H WEILERSTEIN ........ESTHER RUSENISAUNI ..,..MARY JO LUCAS .....I AYE VILENSKY LILYAN LORINS LaVEIDA MAJOR ISERNICE MALLORY YVE'I l'E MPKEE MARJORIE NAAME ISARISARA ROSEN JEROME SCI-IREIBMAN ERMA SLI-ISS ELAYNE SNYDER CHARLES TRIVIGNIA MILDRED WILLIAMS First Half IIOIIICIYI' l'I'INNI+IN'I'I41.., LICNA IiIOI.I'I'I I'I ,....,..,. . l'ARM l'Il.A MIINAIFO ..., SAIIIIY TUSFANO ......,.. RHNU ANGl'II.I'1'I I'I ....., . RENO ANGI'Il,I'lT'l'I LENA I!IOI,IC'I I'I ICM ICDIO IiRAl'AI.I'IN'I'Iz MARION CALAIXRIGSIC RICHARD l'IIIAI,AS'I'RI IIURUTIIY IJICSIVIONIJ RUSHMARY Di MICO 'I'AIJIJI'I0 Ili 'I'AIJIlI'IO CUNCI'I'l I'A FICRIUZZI LUCY GIARIJINA MARY Gl'I l'U HI'lI.I'IN KUVHOVA IVIAMIIC IVIACFAGNANKI IL CIRCOLO ITALIANO OFFICERS ., ..,..,.. Prvsiclvnt, .... .. .,....Vim--Prosich-nl......,. ..,. Se-vrvtury ..... ,. .......,..Trvasurer,...... ,.....Sm-rgreant-at-Arms MEMBERS FRANK MICALI-I JOSEPH MILANO CONCICTTA MONRICALI-Q CARMELA MUNAIVO SALVATORI-I MUSARRA SARAH MIISARRA MARIE ORDILE CUNCETTA PANA RI'II.I.I'1 CARULINIC PAPARONIE MARY PAPARONIC MARIIC I'A'l'I4IRM0 RURPIRI' I'I'1NNI'IN'I'I-I PAGE 136 Second Half .......I4'RANK IVIII'AI.I'1 ..,....I'1MI'lIJIO I5RAl'AI,I-1N'I'l- ,.......I.I'INA IiI0l,I'1'I l'I ..,....MAMIPI MACCAGNANU .,.....,SAIVIUI'II, IiIII'II,I,O SAMUEL RIII-II,I.0 ROSE TOSFANO SALLY TOSFANO GRAFIC VAI.I4IN'I'l ALVARU VI'1RGUI.'I'I CLARA IKARUNIC AIIFUNSO IIARONIC ANIIRICW liI4lRI'INATO ANTHUNY IJAMIANO .IOHN VLORIANI i'L1NS'I'AN'I'INU RAIYZZINU ROEIC STAGNU IIIAIIIIC WAI.'I'I'IR DIE DEUTSCHE GESELLSCHAFT Under the supervision of Miss Zeller, the German Club, which meets the second and fourth Thursdays of each month, has finished another in- teresting year. Among the activities this year were the study of German music, the annual Christmas party, and the sending of packages to the needy abroad. One of the highlights of the year was a visit by Mr. Harry Lee, of Station WBAB, who made Wire recordings of the Club as it sang some famous German songs. First Half S'I'ANI.l4lY ICSSI. ..,..... OIGOROIC KI'1A'I'l'1S ......,. MARIE .IANSON .,...... ROIiI'1R'I' ALLMAN IIICN IIAUHARACH FRANCIS ISIGANI-I DORIS IIICIGICR HOWARD COOK AI.I+'RI'1D DICSIMONIC S'l'ANI.I'IY IGSSL .IAUK I1'I1lI.I,ONA AI4III'1R'l' GARDNER HARRY GICSSNICR OFFICERS .,.....l'r4'simIenL... ...,,.Vii'u-I'resi1I0nl .......Sen'rvt:u'y..,. MEMBERS IVAN GORODICTZER DOROTHY HAGAN LOUIS HOFFMAN MARII-1 .IANSON LICDA JOMICRUCK HARRIS KAUFFMAN RONALD KAUFMAN HARRY KAUPI' GIGORGIC KI'IA'l'I4IS MARION LII'II5OWI'I'Z VIRGINIA LUCAS PAGE 137 Second Half ., ,...... GEORGE KI'IA'l'I'IS ......,..I-'RIGID 'I'I'II'LITZKX . ..,........ ,MMARTIN MATZ RITA MANGERUGA MARTIN MATZ JANE PERRY NORMA RUSSELL MALCOLM SALSISURC ICLICANOR S'I'l'lINHAUSI'lR MARTIN SIIISMAN HICLEN SULLIVAN I RIrID 'l'l'ZI'I,I'I'ZKY ROIIICRT WICISS MEMBERS LA SOCIEDAD HISPANICA The Spanish Club under the guidance of Miss Virginia Daire and Mr. Alexander Hughes furthered their knowledge of the Spanish language through programs about Spanish customs, the conducting of the meetings in Spanish and through correspondence with students of Spanish-speaking countries. The members concluded the year with a tiesta in May. OFFICERS First Half Second Half CORTEZ HOWARD ,...... MORTON I'ERLMAN..,, GLADYS ROSENISERG,...,. DOLORES CLYM AN ...,... EDNA MAE ADAMS MARCH ANN AGRONS MITZI ALEXANDER BARBARA IIARAII LOIS ISRUNSTEIN DOLORES CLYMAN VHARLES COHEN ARMIDA COOK DONALD EPSTEIN DOLORES GASKO FORTEZ HOWARD ARNOLD KATZOWSKY ....,....Prc-side-nt...,.... .. ..... Vice-President ..,. ...... Secretary ....... . ., ....... Treasurer. ..,... .,.,....,,...,... . .. RONALD KUGEL ALVA LEEDS PHYLLIS MAEGIN MARILYN MALTZ HELEN MONHEIT MORTON PERLMAN GLADYS ROSENISERG EDITH SCHWARTZ DORIS SNYDER CLAUDINE STOKES DORIS SUISMAN CLARENCE WASHINGTON PAGE 138 CORTEZ HOVVARD MORTON PERLMAN MARCH ANN AGRONP I'HYI.I,IS MAEGIN RUTH WEILERSTEIN MARK WEINTRAUIZ NATALIE YEATON JANET CUMMINGS ROSE MESSINA CAROLE SILISER ELIZABETH ALTON LOUISE BUTTRICK MARTHA KLINE GERTRUDE REED DONALD STANFORD HERBERT HOLLAND First Half JOHN GINN l'A'I'SY JENKINS MARY .IO LUCAS ....... IIARRY KAUPI' ..,. . ISOH OIILSON ...... Seniors LILLIAN ANDERSON RIIODA IiLUMEN'I'HAL IIOLLY CLYMAN JOHN GINN l'A'I'RICIA JENKINS IIARRY KAUl'I' RIIOIJA LEON MARY .IO LUCAS ROI! OIILSON Al,llER'l' SARAVIS S. P. Q. R. OFFICERS ......ConsuIs...... .....,ScriIm..... ......A1-dill-...... .. ..... LvL:a!ns.... MEMBERS Juniors IiE'I I'Y RARTIIA GRETA GITOM ER I'I-IILII' AARONS LOUISE IIUTTERICK RONALD HAIIGOOID ANNETTA JONES FLORENCE KATZ MARION LIEROWITZ LILYAN LORINS IKERNICE MALLORY PAGE 1359 Second Half MARY JO LUCAS LILLIAN ANDERSON GRETA GITOM ER ROI! OI-ILSON RONALD IIAIIIZOOD Sophomores SANDY HERENATO CLAIRE HARVEY HERIIERT JACOIIS EDWIN KELLERMAN .IOAN LAND HELEN LATIMER JOAN LEVINE ANDREW MIMNAUGH JOHN I'AI'l'AS WILLIAM WALLS SCIENCE CLUB CLUB PROJECTS ARE: Meteorology with Mr. Young Radio with Mr. Anderson Heredity with Miss McConnell Hydroponics with Mrs. St. George First Half Second Half EDWARD REILLY ....,..,..,... ,.,.....,..,. P resident ......,..... ........ G ERALD ROTHRERG GERALD ROTHHERG .,..,..,...... ....,.. , .Vice-Presidentn. ........ MORTON PERLMAN RARHARA ABRAMSUN ........ ,. .,..... ,.Sucretary... ..,.,.., LENORI-I HESS GEORGE GUNDAKER ....,......,......,,, ....,.......,...,..,,. 'I' reasurer .....,......,.....,......,..,....... STANTON THIELKING High honor came to our club this year when Gerald Rothberg received Honorable Mention in the Westinghouse Science Talent Search, in which over 18,000 high school students participated. PAGE 140 MATH CLUB First Semester JAY LANIN .........,,.... MORTON BROWNN .,,. . CONNIE PRICE ..,... TOM YOUNG ........ OFFICERS . .........., I'resi4lont.....,..... .......ViL'e-President..,.,.. . .............. Secretary ..... , ..... Program Chairman ........ ....... PYTHAGOREAN PRESS Second Semester REGGIE LEE JOHN GINN LORRAINE LISSE MORTON WALIJMAN Editor, ......,.....,.,......... ......,..,...............,.................,..,,.,.., ....... J C IHN GINN Assur. Editor ...........,........... .........,.,. H I-INRY WERNTII SENIOR MEMBERS CHARLENE AGER GORDON BAKER STELLA BARONE ALAN BARTLETT STANLEY BERKOVITZ ALFRED CARLSON EDWARD CASEL RAYMOND CHERTEIN JAMES COBB ROSEMARY DeMEO STANLEY ESSL MIRIAM EUCHTMAN STANLEY GOLDSTEIN I'HILII' GREEN STANLEY GROSSMAN GEORGE HUGHES ROBERT JOHNSTON GEORGE KEATES JOSEPH MANN JOHN MARSHALL CHARLES MARTUCCI ROBERT OHLSON NICHOLAS PENNENTE MORTON PERLMAN ESTHER ROSENBAUM GERALD ROTHBERG RICHARD SASEEN LEROY SCHOCK GILBERT SOLITAIRE DORIS SUISMAN HERBERT WEINSTEIN PAGE 141 JUNIOR MEMBERS PHILII' AARONS ROBERT ALLMAN CHARLES COHEN NANCY COLES BARBARA COSSOY JAMES DELCHER DAVID DEVLIN CURTIS FRAMBES WILBUR FRIEDMAN ROBERT GLAYMAN JOAN HIGBEE LOUIS HOFFMAN LEDA JOMERUCK JOAN LAND CECELIA LEVINE RITA MANGERUGA CHARLES MERTZ MIRIAM MOLITCH HELEN MONHEIT MARION OLSEN ROBERT PENNENTE SIGMUND RIMM BARBARA ROSEN HARRY ROSENBERG M ERRILL SCHUTZBANK EDITH SCHWARTZ CHARLES STAHL FRANK WEINER CLARENCE WHIMS THE COMMERCIAL CLUB The Commercial Club has had an interesting and busy year. The activities have been arranged and executed by student committees to a greater extent than in previous years. One of the most outstanding pro- jects was a demonstration class in machine operation which the club provided from its members for the Monroe Calculating Machine Company during the convention of the American School Administrators Association. Sixteen members of the club formed this class. Demonstrations were held in the Convention Hall for the benefit of school superintendents and school administrators. Mr. R. D. Bryan, who had charge of the Monroe exhibit, praised the work of the club members very highly. The various committees have worked faithfully at their duties, especially the Cafeteria Bulletin Board Committee. This committee not only prepared and placed material for the bulletin boards but also kept an excellent account of the week-to-week displays. OFFICERS Presidents ............................... Vice-President .................... Corresponding Secretary...'.'...'.'... R - d' S t . ..... . QCOI' IDR' ECTS 8!'y Treasurer Sergeant-at-Arms .............. CLARA HARONE MO ' RTON BATES M ARLENE BELCHIKOI-'F FRANK BUNKS MARY JANE CARLSEN MARIE DAWSON LENA De-RUGERIS BYRON DICKERSON JANE DIVAC MAXINE GEFFAND LUCY GIARDINA MEMBERS NANCY McKINLEY ANTONIO MERLINO FRANK MICALE PATSY MILLER CLAIRE MODIANO CHARLOTTE MONHEIT BERNICE PARZOW LOIS PARZOW DOLORES PALLEGRINO ANNA PINCUS PAGE 1 42 WALTER VALENTINE PAULINE MACCAGNANO CARYL CANNON JOSEPHINE CESARIO JOHN KABALA DONALD HAUCK JOAN RENN ISAAC SAUL THERESA SANTINI BARBARA SCHOTT RITA SEGAL DORIS SMITH DOLORES TALARICO ROSE STAGNO LOUISE VESVRES SUZANNE WEINSTPIIN MARJORIE WHALEY ART CLUB We have had many outstanding members of Art Club this year, among who are Florence Stewart and Sam Dion who won prizes in the Annual Women's Research contest. President ...... Secretary ...... OFFICERS Freusurer ........ JOHN IIARATTA DOROTHY BARRETT LEONORE IIURSTEIN NANCY CARR SAMUEL DION ALMA ENGER CLYDE EVERETT ANN I-'RIEDBERG J EAN HANSON MEMBERS ELEANOR HEYEN GLADYS REMENY ELAINE LEHRMAN CECELIA LEVINE MARY MeCONNELL ART MILLER KATHLEEN PARCELLA MILTON PERRY DONALD PHILLIPS MICHAEL REALE PAGE 143 ........GEORGE SCHILLING ., ....., ELAINE SCHECTER .......FLORENCE STEWART DOLORES REDDY ELAINE SCHECTER GEORGE SCHILLING SHARON SHILLS FLORENCE STEWART PATRICIA FORTON SUE WILLIAMS DICK WINTERBERG JACQUELINE WOODS IQ .'.m ,iff CWI: 'Z' Iii, ' ' ' V 'V' in GLEE CLUB .+'V,', 1 'V :first Serfster U E JOANNQJSAXE5 ......,.. I-AUL UUR'I'I'S.,..N ...... .. noRo'rHY HAGANW... NANCY COL ES ,..,............ ALFRED SILII'IGNI.,..,. CLARENCE WHIMS... MARLYN FEINBERG. .... MARILYN MALTZ .,..... OFFICERS ..,.......PresxdenI......... ......,.Vice-President..,...,. . ..,...... Secretary .....,.. , , ........... Treasurer ............ .............Accompamst............ , ...... Assistant Accumpanist ...... ..............Attendance............. . .... ........ L lbrarxan ........... . Second Semester ..,.....DOROTHY HAGAN ..,..,.,l'AUL CURTIS .,..,.,,JOAN HESS ..,..,..JACQUELINE WILLIAMS .......,ALI-'RED SILIPIGNI .....,..CLARENCE WHIMS ,....,..MARLYN I-'EINBERG ......,.MARILYN MALTZ Besides giving a concert with the combined chorus club in May, the Glee Club provided the musical accompaniment to the Christmas program. They also sang at the National Educators Association's Convention here in Atlantic City. Even with the set-back of the loss of Miss Mecaskie, with the aid of Mrs. Boughton the Glee Club has had a successful season and will prob- ably have many more. ROB ERT AB EL ELIZABETH ALTON MARYLAND ANDERSON ALAN BARTLETT JAYNE BEATTY M AURICE BENKOIL RALI'H BERGLUND RHODA BLUMENTHAL ARTHUR noNm,1,A V Koi, IsosToN s l:RUNsT1-:IN my HULLOCK K I CY COMES l'AUI. CUM J JOHN DARDEN nm.oRr:s 1l:I.I,Io'1' MARLYN lvl-IINIQERG PAT lfRm:MAN MILDRED FRPIIMAN noI,oRIA:s GARMLTT CLARA c:l1:soN vHAlu.lf:s HAGAN DOROTHY HAGAN JOAN H1-:ss JOSEPH HOPE SHIRLEY HUDSON GEORGE INNIS CHARLES JONES SUZANNE LANIN PHYLLIS LEWIS HENRY MALE BERNICE MALLORY JAY MALTZ MARILYN MALTZ JOSEPH MANN JOHN MARTIN CARL MATHEWS GILBERT McKEE YVETTE McKEE ROBERT MOORE BURTON NELSON KATHLEEN PARSELLS DONALD PHILLII' HILDA PORTNER MANUEL ROBINSON HARRY ROSENISERG HARRIET ROSSER FRANK RUBIN PAGE 141 PHILIP SAGE DAVID SAPOZNIKOV JOANNE SAXE SALLY SAXE ALFRED SILII'IGNI AUDREY SKYRM BLISS SMITH JEAN SMITH JUDY SMITH FLORENCE STEWART MARTIN SUISMAN ULYSSES THOMPSON KATHERINE UPTON WALTER VALENTINE ANNE MARIE VAN DYKE JACK VERSEPUT SUZANNE WEINSTEIN CLARENCE WHIMS CHARLOTTE WILFOND JACKIE WILLIAMS HERMAN YAMRON JANET YAMRON President............. Vivo-I'rvsi1ls-nt ..... Som-retury .... , ..... Treasurer. ....,. Clarinets AARON 'IIRILLING ROIIERT TIICCI STANLEY ICSSL BARBARA AIIRAIVISON MlI.'l'0N S'l'0L0l l .IAY CLI'llVll'lN'I' R0llI'IR'I' 'I'El'l'ER DAVID I Rl'lI'IDlVlAN HARRY ZELKOWITZ JOSEPH IIACH DAVID GINSICERG CHANLEY IIARNUM Eb Clarinek J UNE WALTON Flute CLAIRE CON ROW Piccolo ALICE GOLDSTEIN Alto Clarinet PAUL M ACCAGNANO BAND OFFICERS bmrxzx-an!-at-Arms .............................. , Percussion BERNARD GOLDSTEIN DONALD CHITTUM PARKER BARATTA HCDWARD IIERNSTEIN Cornets ALBERT COIIF NORMAN REIFF ALBERT MARSHALL WARREN BOVENKERK MARIAN IMCHALE DAVID COX JOSEPH GIORDANO GARY SHAPIRO ARNOLD IHALPERN EDWARD POORMAN Trombones CHARLES MERTZ FRED WESSEL Bassoon ALBERT MOMJIAN PAGE 1 45 ,.....,..ALBERT COUF .......STANLEY ESSL .......ALlCE GOLDSTEIN .......MARIAN MCHALE .......RAYMOND CUMMINGS Saxophone RAYMOND CUMMINGS French Horn GERALD DARLING Baritones JACK TRI-ICHOCK FRED BROCKETT Tuba ALAN KLIGERMAN Bells BARBARA MALLIN Flag Bearers RONNIE BOLNICK MARVIN EISENBERG Drum Majorettes DORIS SCUILLO FLORA KRASSENSTEIN FLORENCE START mm I' X. -, Ah I'rosi4Ic-nt,..,.. .... .. Vif'v-I'rm-sillvnt ...... Som-retury ............ Treasurer ..... , ....... . Scrum-mit-at-Arms... Firs! Violins MYRON KARTMAN EDWIN KI'ILLEIlIVIAN DOROTHY MARVIN I'IIII4II' GREEN LOIS WINETT MIRIAM EIICIITMAN JOYCE IIAYLINSON PEARL MASSER BERNARD Mn'I'UI.LOIIGH NICHOLAS I'ENNENTI'I MARTIN SIIISMAN Second Violins lSE'l l'Y SI'EI.IO'I'ES IVIAIIUIA WALDMAN REIIA El'I'S VIRGINIA i'I'IIiIS'I'INE ANGIIS 'I'I'IOIVI IIOIIERII' S'I'IlA'I'ON 'I'IIELIVIA IIOIIISS IVRANIIES FICANKLIN IRENE MAX DANIEL IVIODIANO LILLIAN ROSVOE Iill'I'IAIiD I E'I I'I'IR Violas JOAN II ESS SALLY TANNI-INI5I.A'l'T ORCHESTRA OFFICERS I RANCES FOX LENA IIIOLETTI DEBBIE IIAYLINSON MARIE WALTER Cellos CHARLOTTE WILI-'OND DONALD HAUCK RUTH MARVIN NATALIE YEATON IDA MAY DANIEL Bass Viols LOIS KARSEVAR CONSTANCE PRICE ALICE PETERSON Flutes ALICE GOLDSTEIN CLAIRE CONROVV Clarinels AARON TRILLINC RO BERT TUCCI HARVEY ZELKOWITZ .IOSEI'I'I IIACH Cornets ALBERT COUF GARY SHAPIRO ALBERT MARSHALL PAGE 146 , ..,.. I'HILII' GREEN ....,.CHARI.ES MERTZ ...WCONSTANCE PRICE ., .... .IOAN HESS ,.,.,.CLARENCE WHIMS Trombones FHARLES M ERTZ .I ACK TRECHOCK Bassoon ALI! ERT MOIVIJ IAN Oboe M ARJORI E FRY E French Horns GERALD DARLING JUNE WALTON NANETTE SPELIOTES Percussion DONALD CHITTIIM PARKER IIARATTA HOWARD IIERNSTEIN Piano ALFRED SILIPIGNI MARLYN FEINBERG CLARENCE WHIMS ROBERT MOORE CAROLE ISETFHEN Librarians PATSY JAQIIISH HELEN M ERCER Freshmen GIRLS' CHORUS CLUB President ............... Vice-President .,.. .. Secretary ............ Librarians .......... Accompanist .... .. GERALDINE ALLEN SANDY ARNOLD MARCIA BRATHWAITE JANET CAMP VIOLA CANTY JEAN CARPENTER JOYCE CHRISTEN MARIE CEREGHINO RUTH CULLEN LYDA CUTLER ROMANA DURAN GRACE DQMEIS BETSY ENGEL BARBARA FIELD MAUREEN GARRIS LILLIAN HADDOCK GWENDOLYN HAREWOOD SUE HEYMAN JOANN HOLDZKOM PATSY JAQUISH LORA LEE JACKSON LENORE JONES SHIRLEY JONES JOAN LEYRER IRENE MAX HELEN MERCER DOROTHY NELSON JEANNE OWEN MARY JANE PINES LENORA SIMMONDS BARBARA STROTBECK DOLORES SWANGER EMMA TALIAFERRO MARY LEE TIMBERLAKE ALICE TOWHEY ,JOAN W ALCOTT DORIS WATSON ALICE WINETT DORA YARBROUGH Sophomores ELIZABE'I'H ADAMS MARILYN BAKER JOY BERRY JOAN BRANCH OFFICERS . .,,......,.. NANCY SMITH .......MARCIA BRATHWAITE .......MARIE BUFANO .............DOR.OTHY HAGAN, JUNE WALTON .....,..........ALFRED SILIPIGNI MEMBERS FRANCES BROWN SONYA BROWN LENORE BURSTEIN JUNE CAMP BARBARA CARTER CAROL CASTATOR ELIZABETH CIBULLA JOAN COOK ELEANOR CORBETT NANCY CULLEN PATSY DALTON THERESA DeLUCA MILDRED DIXON HILDA DYKES ROSA FORD SYLVIA FORD LOUISE GABRIEL DELORES GARRETT JANET GARTNER DOROTHY HANNER JANE HASSON SUE HOLMES MARION HYMAN JOYCE HYMES ELAINE JACKSON DOROTHY JONES MARGARET KATE BILLIE LIGHTSEY CONNIE MOONY LOIS ORTZMAN SUE RABIN JOAN REED BONNIE ROTHMAN CAROLE SATIN JOAN SCOTT MARTHA STEVENS MABEL TALIAFERRO GERALDINE TILDON SANDRA TRILLING MARIE WALTER AUDREY WARD BARBARA WEIL DORIS WALSTON DORIS WEEKES PAGE 147 MARY LOU WILLIAMS VIRGINIA VARALLO ANNA YOUNGBLOOD MARLENE ZILBERBERG Juniors BETTY ARNOLD MARY BRENNAN MARIE BUFANO MARILYN CARR LORRAINE CONROY LILLIAN COOPER CONNIE COPELAND KITTY CORCORAN IDA MAY DANIEL JEAN DeFRIETAS JANE FLYNN HARRIET GLICK ALICE HOBBS MARTHA KLINE ANN McVAUGH DOROTHY MARVIN AUDREY MORTON ELAINE NESBITT IDA PARSON BARBARA POGUE PAT ROBERTSON ELAINE SCHECTER NANCY SMITH CONNIE SPETSAS RUTH WHITTAKER PEGGY YARROW JULIA YATES Seniors LILLIAN BANISTER BETTY BIRDSALL IRMA BROWN MARJIE BROWN RINA COHEN JANET FAGAN NANETTE KEGEL PATRICIA LAMB ANNETTA MCGRADY KATHRYN NUGENT MARION ML'I'IALE MARJORIE SIPPLE BOYS' CHORUS CLUB I'r0sirIvnt ,.......... . Vic'c-President ..... Secretary ..... . ...... Treasurer, .............. Sergeant-at-Arms .... Accompanist... ...... . ROBERT AREL WALTER ADAMS JOSEPH ALAQUA VINCENT ANDALORA TALMADGE ARTIS ALAN IIARTLETT MAURICE BENKOIL ARTHUR IIONELLO REED BROOKS LEON IIULLOCK WALTER CRAWFORD JOHN DARDEN GERALD DARLING OFFICERS MEMBERS WILLIAM DEMONES RUDY FARINELLI MCCAIGHER GALLAGHER RICHARD HOOPES EUGENE HUDSON GEORGE INNES ANDREW JONES WILLIAM KATE EUGENE LEE HENRY MALE RONALD MANTLEY JOHN MARTIN RALPH OFFIDANI PAGE 148 LEON IIULLOCK WILLIAM DEMONES JACK VERSEPUT REED BROOKS EUGENE HUDSON ROBERT MOORE THOMAS PALMER EUGENE ROBINSON FRANK RUIIIN DAVID SAPOZNIKOV PHILIP SBROLLA GEORGE SCHLEY FRANK SEGEL WILLIAM THOMAS ULYSSES THOMPSON JACK VERSEPUT CLARENCE WILLIAMS THOMAS WILLIAMS s SCHOOL BANKING Each pupil in the Atlantic City High School has the opportunity of opening an ac- count in an Atlantic City bank. Every Tuesday morning deposits are accepted from members of the school. Withdrawals may be made at any time by presenting a with- drawal slip and the passbook at the bank. Many pupils are now saving for graduation expenses, college fees, clothing, and other foreseeable expenses. Experience has shown that the best way to teach thrift is by practice. Not only is thrift encouraged and promoted by school banking, but students learn at first hand the importance and necessity of accuracy and neatness in handling figures and in mak- ing records. The banking committee taking charge of this work consists of a President, Vice- President, and Three Tellers. Two Bankers in each home room receive deposits and sign withdrawal slips for other pupils in the home room. BANK OFFICERS l- RANK MICALI-I .......... ................................,,......... THERESA SANTINI M A RG A RI-:T AY A JOAN KOLMESTKY ANNA La GROSSA.. . ..... President . ..... Vice-President . ..... .Tellers ......'l'ellers ..................'l'ellers HOME ROOM BANK COMMITTEE Selma Apothnker Arnold Apel l'hnnley linrnuni, .lr Mnrcia Auer Edward ltiekerstntl' liarton lteek Verna Mne Aueott Sue Appleyard Helen llryan Roluert liooye Maurice lienkoil Joseph ll. Hess Joan Ciimpanella llernmn ltoroxvsliy Warren Channian Hyrle Uoneors Dominick Coppola Mildred Dixon Lillian Cooper l'ntris-ia Collins George Austin Sue llloom Joyce Vooin-I' Annette Cohen Sonia Cones Albert Conf David Fitzsimons, .lane Divne James Deleher .lohn Kalwala Geraldine Harttield Nathan Ellman Marvin Eisenberg lvan Gorodetzer Gloria Goodfriend Uharles Helier Lois Horowitz lna Sue Fishman lfllixnlxelh lirigtrs Neil Farr Willard Derry .loyre Elmer William H. Collins ,loan Freedman Patricia Freeman M itehell Freem. Jr, liarliara Festotl' Francine Green Selma GIITSI Suzanne Weinstein Reginald Lee .lay Lanin Marion Hyman John Jomeruek .loyee Knmniel Woody Kerns ltarlxara Greenberg Uarla Grillone Clara M4-Kay Thomas M4-Cleane Arnold Halpern Richard Hairy Ronald Kugel Ronald Kautnian Jack Lesher Anne Libro Lora Lee .laekson Olive .IZllllllSll Set Momjian Virginia Natter Rhoda Luber Shirley Labov .lean Leidy Helen Llavda Gilbert McKee Ann McVaugh PAGE 145: Bernice Parzow Lois l'arzow Ruth Whittaker Donald Salsburg Joyee Ressler Allen Margolies Edward Mt'Nellis Louise Miller Ida Mae Nichols I-Ileanor Rouniek Louise Roik Samuel Schwartz Joseph Shaman Andrew Mininauxrli Salvatore M usarra, .lr. E lizalieth Speliot es Lenora Simmonds .lean Smith Doris Smith Alice Payne Frank Phillips Milo Miller Raymond Migone Diana Ulman Dolores Suenderliaul' Harvey Zelkovvitz Allen Perxxanient Lois Ortznian .Ioan Scott Martha Stephens Carole Satin Libby Sehore llarbarn Rosen Harry Rosenberg Sharon Shills Joan Sherrill Jack Verseput. Jr Estella Tarvares Doris Walston Howard Solofl' Maleolm Solslieri: Dolores Talarieo Frances Valenti Mary Stinson Barbara Weil Howard Weiss Mary Weiser Marjorie Whaley Annie Tarsitano Margaret Tilley Anna Youngrlmlood ATTENDANCE COMMITTEE The purposes of the Attendance Committee are to give the students some share in the responsibilities and duties of the school community, to give them experience in cooperative activities, and to interest them in such school matters as are tributary to their success as citizens. The Attendance Committee, one of the oldest and largest committees, is on duty every day throughout the year. It has two members in each home room. Thou shalt be scribed thyself by every .-,msc Of service which thou rendcrcsf. -Elizabeth Barrett Browning PAGE 150 PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE This group of students is organized to see to it that there are no Iuiterers in the he1IIs and to direct trafhc during the tive-minute passing period. The faculty adv 'l'III'1LMA ALICXANIBICR VIRGINIA ALIIARICS DORIS ANDRICWS ALMA ARNOLD THOMAS IEIRID I'IS'l'III'IR GUOIIMAN IIARRIIWI' GLIVK DOI URICS GASRO l'hz1i isor is Miss Rhodes. rmun .,...................... DOLURI-IS RICIBIIY t'IIARLI'1S M. HAG l'LAIRI'I HARVEY AN JULIA INIJPIRMAUR ULAIRE MODIANO IC I I I IC M n' W H I'I'I1Y VIRGINIA NA'I l'I'IR ZICLMA I'0I'I'II KA IIHNJAMIN PAUL l'UNS'I'AN4'I+1 QIIAR I'AGI'l 151 TICRMAN DOLORICS RICIJIJY R0l!I'lR'I' ROSE HARRY ROSI'lNI4I'IRG SAMUEL RUICLLO UI'IIl'I'RlIllI-I SIIIICLDS SAMIII-II. S'I'I4I'I'ZI-IR IVIARGARICT THOMAS .IAVK Vl'IRSI'II'II'l' Chairman ..,........4............,..,.... NATALIE YEATON ELLEN ADK INS LIBRARY COMMITTEE The Library Committee is a group of students who aid in carrying on the work of the Library. Its cooperation and teamwork is evident to all who use the Library. Committee duties consist of signing out and checking in books for students, collecting and matching Library slips, shelving books and filing magazines, pamphlets and catalog cards. The most popular positions are Desk, Door and Slips duty. Equally hard-working com- mittee members are the before-school notice runners and the after- school shelvers. Our Library Committee is a conscientious, hard-working group and we are proud of them. ALIVREDA ANDERSON SANDRA ARNOLD MIRIAM BERGER RALI'H BERGLIIND EDWARD BII'RERS'I'A RIITII BOVYE STELLA BOYLE .IOYFI-I CIIRISTEN VIRGINIA CHRISTINE BARBARA FOSSOY JANET FIIMMINGS IIRAVI-I De-Ml-IIS MAXINE DI'IIITSl'II JOAN DRAPER SHIRLEY DUNN ROMANA DURAN BARBARA I ES'l'OI I I, I, MITCHELL FREEM MARJORIE FRYE HARRY GESSNER GLORIA HENDERSON LILLIAN HIGBEE HERBERT HOLLAND DOROTHY JOHNSON MARTHA KLINE BENJAMIN KOHL JOAN LAND JOAN LEYRER GLADYS McDUFI IE SADIE MANSON MICHAEL MATHENVS JOYCE MILLER AUDREY MORTON DOROTHY NELSON JOHN NESTER PAGE 152 JEANNE OWEN JOAN PAINTER WILLIE MAE RAMSEY JACQUELYN RANDOLI CHARLES ROBART CATHERINE ROBBINS GRAVE SCULL MALIA SEGAL MARTHA S'I'El'I-IENS BARBARA STROTBECK I'A'I'RIl'IA TORTON VHARLES TRIVIGNIA MARIE VVALTER VIOLET VVEISS ALICE VVINETT KATHARINE VVISIC ANNA YOIINGBLOOID JACQUI-ILINE ZUFK ER RECEPTION COMMITTEE The members of the Reception Committee have the privilege of greeting visitors to our school and of assisting the general oiiice in doing special errands in busy moments. They try to maintain a high standard of courtesy as they sacrifice their study periods in service to the school. BARBARA BRADWAY JEROLD RIMM ARTHUR RUDOLPH SAMUEL SCHWARTZ DAVID SAPOZNIKOV MERRIL NATTERMAN BARBARA FIELD MARLYN BAKER M ARLENE BELCHIKOI-'F GLORIA CLAUSON LENORE BURSTEIN MIRIAM CRANE JULIE COOPER MIRIAM EUCHTMAN RUTH GILCHRIST GEORGE INNIS SELMA GURST BARBARA GORSON MILTON HAMBERG RHODA LEON EVA MALINO ELAINE JACKSON ESTHER KLEINER HERBERT JACOBS ANNETTA MvGRADY HELEN PORTNER HELEN LEVENBERG CHARLES ROSEN BARBARA ROSEN PAGE 153 GLADYS ROSENBERG JEAN PINSKY WILLIAM PERSKY ROBERT NEUSTADTER HILDA PORTNER DORIS SUISMAN VVILLIAM WALLS JUNE WALTON RUTH WEILERSTEIN JANE KAUI-'ELT NATALIE RICE EDITH SILVERMAN MARILYN BERTMAN PATRICIA SMITH FIFTH PERIOD RECREATION COMMITTEE The Fifth Period Recreation Committee is composed of Juniors and Sophomores who assist in the work of operating a smoothly functioning recreation program. The assignments of the girls on this committee are primarily in the supervision of use of stairways. Their assistance to the part of the school having home rooms at the fifth period is of great value, for, due to their efforts, confusion in the halls is minimized even though one-half the school is free from room supervision. Co-chairmen of the committee this year have been Dorothy Goldberg and Esther Goodman. Faculty advisors are Mr. Barkan, Mr. Boyd and Mr. Fagan. l'AGI-I 151 SENIOR CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Through the fine cooperation of their fellow students, the mem- bers ofthe Senior Cafeteria Committee have completed another success- ful year. The members and faculty are proud to compliment the students for the Way in which they have made their cafeteria an enjoyable place during the lunch period. lfzwulty Advisor ...... . ..... . Co-Chairmen... Secretary ...... ALAN RARTLETT ROSE BOSTON CARYL CANNON ROBERT CARPENTER MARIA DALY UARMELA Dr-I'AMI'lIl TADDIE Di'l'ADDIO ARNOLD dn-ISRIER IIELORES ELLIOT TIIELMA GIST GERTRUDE GRAVES GRACE HOLMAN SHIRLEY HUDSON I.AS ELROY HURST LENORE HERSHOIN JOSEPH HOPE LOIS KARSEVAR RERNADINE LOHSE RARRARA LAFFERTY DOROTHY MARSHALL LUCILLE Ms-WHITE DOROTHY MOORE LUCY MOORE ERNEST MEADS DONALD MUAVOY ROSALIE LUROW PAGE 155 MR. CLYDE MELLINGER HARRY KAUPI' CHARLES MARTUCCI MARY JANE WEISER JOSEPH RUCKER LAWRENCE RAMSEY ANTOINETTE SCARDONE CATHERINE SCHMIDT MARJORIE SlI'l'LI'l FERN SMITH MARY SMITH ROBERT TYNER LILLIAN WASHINGTON RUTH 'WALKER ELAINE WEEKES CONSTANCE WORSLEY STANLEY WEINER SOPHOMORE-JUNIOR CAFETERIA COMMITTEE The members of the Sophomore-Junior Cafeteria Committee enjoyed their work this past year due to the cooperation of the student body, and at this time Wish to express their sincere thanks. It is their earnest wish that the committee next year may have the same consideration and full support which was given to us. Faculty Advisors ..................,........... ......... f EARL SITTLER RAYMOND BOWEN Sophomore Co-Chairmen ...... ............ .I MILTON SILENN EDWARD JORDINE Junior Chairman ........,... .,.. , ....... P ATRICIA COLLINS PAGE 156 CAFETERIA COMMITTEE Chairman ........ ................ .. ...... . ...... FRED APEL PACKER BARATTA PATRICIA BERRY MARGARET BYRD VIOLA CANTY ROBERT BRYANT HERBERT DUDNICK JOYCE ELMER Chairman .... THEODORE AXELROD RALPH BEAN JOHN BROOKES LORETTA DAVENPORT ANITA EBERHART GERALDINE GLASCO BETTY JENKINS JACQUELINE JOHNSON BETSEY ENGEL FOSTER FRANKEL ANNE FRIEDBERG DAVID HARMON EDWARD HILTNER DONALD McCULLY PATRICIA MANSFIELD ANN NEWMEYER DANIEL PARLIN COMMITTEE B COMMITTEE A .ETTORE ACCIAVATTI MICHAEL REALE JOSEPH ROBERTSON EMANUEL SEGAL ALLENE SELTZER ROBERT STARKEY WILLIAM STEWART MARY TIMBERLAKE PEARLDEEN WEEKS KEATING MURIEL JONES ALLEN LQCHARD JEAN McCALL DOROTHY MANUEL RUTH MARVIN ELAINE MEDLEY JOHN MILLER MARY JANE PINES BARBARA ROHE PAGE 157 ROBERT RUDLOFF ANN SCHEPER MARILYN VOGT HELEN WACHS BARBARA WILLIAMS LORENE WILLIAMSON CONNIE WILSON DORA YARBROUGH SLIPS COMMITTEE The Slips Committee gets its name from the fact that the members carry slips: short and long attendance slips, attendance sheets, and notes from five ofIices-the general office, the assistant principaI's office, Mr. Carney's office, the guidance office and the music office. Faithfulness, regularity in attendance, honesty and courtesy are char- acteristics sought and developed in its members. Chairman ........ AILEEN GROSSMAN Assistant Chairman ...,.... BARBARA ISARAB GERALDINE ALLEN CHARLENE AGER JOAN IRAILINGER. JANET IIARAII STELLA BARONE .IOAN IIARSKY ELIZABETH BARTHA DORIS BEIGER RUTH BENNETT DONALD BOOYE MARIE IIUFANO PATRICIA CAMERON FRANCINE CARROLL .IOSEPHINE CESARIO SHIRLEY CHESNEY ROBERT COHEN ARMIDA COOK MARIANNE COSTA ELLIS DUELL BETTY DARIIY CONCETTA FERIOZZI SYLVIA FILLING BERNARD FINKEL JOAN I-'LEISHMAN WILIIUR FRIEDMAN MILDRED IPREIMAN FLORENCE FRANK LOIS GAINES CLARA GIIISON ROSALIE GILLMAN JOHN GINN BERNARD GOLDSTEIN GLORIA GOODIFRIEND PHILIP GREEN STANLEY GROSSMAN HANK GOLDSTEIN GERALDINE HAM BL ETON VIOLA HAMLETT LOIS HOROWITZ AILEEN HYMAN JOYCE HYMES RALPH IMPERIAL OLIVE JAQUISH FLORENCE KATZ EDITH KEYES RUTH KOHN ISRYNA KOMITO LEONA KORNBLAU FLORA KRASSENSTEIN DOROTHY KRESCHUK JOYCE KUMMEL DEBIIY KURTZ MARJORIE KURTZ JOAN LAMBERT IKEA LANDOW ANETTE LANGWEILER LILYAN LORINS PAULINE LOSCO RHODA LUBER MARY-JO LUCAS MAMIE MACCAGNANO PAULINE M ACCAGNANO I'I-IYLLIS MAEGIN BARBARA MALLIN NANCY McKINLEY HELEN MONHEIT RITA MOSKOWITZ PAGE 158 ROBERT PENNENTE ANNA PINCUS TULLA PSALTIS BARBARA POGUE CONSTANCE REMFREY JOYCE RESSLER ROSE RUDNICK THERESA SANTINA EMMANUEL SARADAKIS HENRY SCHRII-IR NANCY SCHWARTZ SHIRLEY SHENFELD - LENORA SIMMONDS ROSALIE SINGER DIANA SIRIS ERMA SLESS ELAINE SNYDER EDA SNYDERMAN NANETTE SPELIOTIS MABLE TALIAXERRO EVALINE TERRY FRANCIS VALENTE ANNE MARIE VAN DYKE FAYE VILENSKY JERRY WEINSTEIN SUZANNE WEINSTI-IIN ANNE WHITEHILL JO ANNE WRIGHT HELEN ZELDINE HARVEY ZELKOWITZ MARIANNE ZEISING MARLENE ZILIZERIIERG JANET ZIMMERMAN SPEAKERS' BUREAU I're-sident ,........,..........,..,.. .......... ,..,......,... ....,,..,......... H A R RY KAUPI' Vice-President ........ ......... I IERNARD GOLDSTEIN Recording Secretary ......... JOAN HESS Filing Secretary ............,...,........,.....,..,,.................... PATRICIA JENKINS The Speakers' Bureau, under the direction of Miss Ruth French, is a new type of club in Atlantic City High School. It was formed this year to train our students in the art of public speaking. The club, which has a membership of twenty-eight Juniors and Seniors chosen because of scholarship, school leadership and personality, has already been active in many activities, both in the school and the city, presiding over school assemblies and participating in radio programs. It is anticipated that the club will have a great future in the field of radio, and other types of public speaking. We believe that the club is an invaluable asset to the all-around development of the personalities and educational interests of our members. PAGE 159 OFFICERS OF CLASS OF 1949 GEORGE SARKOS .......,..... ELAINE FINKENAUER ...... CECELIA LEVINE ................ KATHERINE CORCORAN ...... ROBERT NEUSTADTER ....,.., ..... 3 . . ...... I resldont ........ ...... ...Vice-President .... .......Secretary...... .....,.Treasurer........ ,Sergeant-at-Arms .... PAGE 160 GERALD COOPER YVETTE Mc-KEE FLORENCE STEWART ELAINE SCHECTER CHARLES MERTZ CHECKERS' COMMITTEE MARTIN SI'Il'1NFELD, lwhlllfmillll UECELIA LEVINE, Assistant Chairman: JOANNE GLUCK MAN, MATILDA HANNA, SET MOMJIAN. MANUEL ROBINSON, JR.. JOYCE ROSEN, ISAAC SAIIY, CAROL SCHERNECK, SALLY TANNFNIRLATT, MARCIA WEINBERG, JANET YAMRON BARBARA SCLARENCE. This carefully selected Checkers' Committee is given the responsi- bility of checking on the number of times the tardy and truant pupils re- port to school before 8:45, a corrective measure for tardiness and truancy The members need integrity, perseverance, firmness and patience. DOUBLE OCTET The Double Octet is a group of singers taken from the ranks of the Glee Club. They perform at special affairs, such as assemblies, banquets etc. The members include: Sopranos .I AY N E ll EA'l l' Y .I ANE'l' YAM RON lIAliRlE'l' ROSSER llOltO'l'llY IIAGAN Tenors ALAN llAli'l'LE'l I' l'I.AIiI'iNCI'l WIIIMS ROlil'lli'l' MOORE LEON IilII.I.0Q'K Altos KA'I'IlI'IRlNE UPTON LOIS HRUNSTEIN .IOAN H ESS l LORENl'E STEWART PAGE 161 Basses PAUL l'lIR'l'lS FRANK RIIIKIN MAIIRlt'l'I ISENKOIL JOSEPH HOl'l-I . we 1' THE CONSTITUTION COMMITTEE The Constitution Committee of the Student Council is an organiza- tion composed of twenty-one members selected from home room repre- sentatives, club presidents, and service committee chairmen, whose duty is to formulate a constitution for a student organization in the Atlantic City High School. The purpose of the student organization will be to foster a better feeling of cooperation, loyalty, and goodwill throughout the schoolg to aid the faculty and the students in all possible ways, and to give students a chance to participate in a government of their own choice. The members of the committee are as follows: onficsns Chairman. .... Secretary .......,. Stenographc-r..,... NANCY AUSSPRUNG BERNARD GOLDSTEIN HENRY GOLDSTEIN PATSY JENKINS .IANET GARTNER HARRY KAUl'l' REGINALD LEE .ELHN LAND MEMBERS FLORENCE JACKSON TIM 0'CONNOR CECILIA LEVINE CONSTANCE PRICE GERALD ROTHBERG HELEN MERCER ALBERT MOMJIAN PAGE 162 .IAY LANIN MARYLAND ANDERSON ELLEN KEHOE MANUEL ROBINSON ROBERT SHAVELSON GEORGE SARKOS CLARENCE WHIMS Advisors MR. JUSTIN H. HESS MR. ALFRED R. SASEEN ATHLETICS Book V ll All W' I . sports, how a muff in the seventh lost yester- day's game and now they are learning to hit Dazzy's fadeaway ball and did you hear how Foozly plowed through that line for a touchdown this afternoon? PAG - '-Ltr ,. rl. s V , CI A N ,,.1 2 2 .fix V X . 'ls 5, , ff 1 f X 1 .Inf X In - Ju Q 4? ,Q if .r ,.f' ,, xxlix 4 f Q, Y' R 4 ,ffl In P a 9 1 ga ' EE! N K PAGE 164 CHEER LEADERS WANIJA SULLIVAN I-ILAINE SCHECTER JULIA BOONE SONIA COI'I-IS MARIE IIUI-'ANO MARYLAND ANDERSON I'II,I.I'IN KEHOIC MARIE JANSON PAGE 165 .WMA FOOTBALL TEAM Front Row, reading from left to right-WILLIAM GYGRYNUK, MARSHALL VVOOD. GEORGE PIERCE, THOMAS MICHAEL, CO-CAPTAINS PAUL KELLY AND LOUIS PALUDI, RICHARD SASEEN, JOSEPH RUSH, ALFRED CARLSEN. Second Row, reading from left to right-ASST. COACH PAT MATTEO, SOMERS STEELMAN, GEORGE SARKOS, JOSEPH D'AMICO, JAMES MAZUR, GUY GERMANA, ALBERT DiMATTEO. Third Row, reading from left to right-FACULTY ADVISOR LAWRENCE J. KAAS, HEAD COACH JOHN J. BOYD, ROBERT WELCH. LOUIS COGER, LOUIS SARKOS, LEROY SCHOCK, ASST. COACH JOSEPH BOYD. Sept. Oct. Oct. Oct. Oct. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Nov. Head Coach .............. ...... J OHN J. BOYD Assistant Coach ....... ...... J OSEPH BOYD Alssistant Coach ....... ...... L EO KEATING Assistant Co-ach ....... ....,. P AT MATTEO Faculty Advisor ....... ...... L AWRENCE J. KAAS Manager .............. ........................................ G EORGE SCHILLING 1947 SCHEDULE A.C.H.S. Opponent 27 Penn Charter, Philadelphia, Pa. ............... .... 6 0 4 Roosevelt High, Washington, D. C. .... 13 0 11 Bridgeton .......................................... .... 0 26 18 Collingswood at Collingswood .... .... 1 2 14 25 Snyder High, Jersey City .... . .... 18 0 1 Vineland ............................. .... 1 3 0 8 Camden at Camden ................. . 7 0 15 Central High, Scranton, Pa. ......... 14 0 22 Asbury Park at Asbury Park ..... .... 1 2 19 27 Holy Spirit High School ......... ...... . 40 0 135 59 Won 7 ..... Lost 3 PAGE 166 First row-BROOKS, SAGE Co-Captain, LEE, NELSON Second row-KUGEL Manager, PORTNER, SARKOS, COACH SWEENEY Absent--NAIDS, BRADLEY Co-Captain BASKETBALL A.C.H.S. had a highly successful season this year. The schedule was very difiicult, numbering some of the best high school teams in the East. Atlantic City won 13 and lost 4. The team then won the South Jersey Championship in the tournament at Camden, first time in 19 years. After losing in the State finals, the team went to Glens Falls where we repre- sented the State in the Eastern States Tournament. There we were semi- finalists. All in all, it was one of the brightest seasons at A.C.H.S. PAGE 167 Qur Boys in Action IAKF If' Left to right: First row-ROBERT JOHNSTON, NORMAN REIFF, JOHN MOONEY, JACK FELLONA, REGCIE LEE, CAPTAIN: CHARLES SAGE, RONALD CURCIO, BILL DEMONES, LIONEL LONGDON. Left to right: Second row-JOSEPH DAMICO, LOUIS SARKOS, AL DiMATTEO, CREICHTON KNOWLES. JOHN DeMAREE, LOUIS MONROE, PAUL KELLY, DAVID FREUND, BOB BROOKS, PAUL KERSHAW, RAY CLARK. BASEBALL All good baseball teams must have strength through the middleg i.e., from catcher out to centerfield. And that, we believe we have, as those positions are manned principally by seniorsg namely, Chick Sage and Jack Fellona behind the pentagong Bob Brooks, a fine left-ha'nder, occupy- ing the mound, and Capt. Reggie Lee at shortstop. Second base and centerfield are manned by two promising underclassmen. The remaining personnel is mostly good, but inexperienced. -Coach Leo Keating, writing April 27, after the first three games had been played and won. SCHEDULE April April April April May May May May Ocean City fawayj Hammonton flawayj Ocean City Ihomej Holy Spirit fawayj Pleasantville Cawayj Millville lhomej Egg Harbor bhomel Hammonton fhomej PAGE 169 May May May May May May June June Camden fawayj Northeast fPhila.J fhomeb Pleasantville fhomel Woodrow Wilson Ihomej Camden fhomel West Philadelphia fhomeb Collingswood fhomeb Holy Spirit fhomel 1947-1948 TRACK TEAM The outdoor track team completed a most successful year winning all six dual meets and Winning the title to the mile relay at the University of Pennsylvania Relay Carnival. This fete was last accomplished in 1918. A strong alert squad participated in a number of indoor meets which included: trips to Philadelphia, Camden, Madison Square Garden in New York, and Newark, New Jersey. A foursome consisting of David Dickter, Harrison Wilson, Bernard Boasmond and George Dickerson won the mile relay at the Philadelphia Inquirer meet, the outdoor spike shoe mile relay held on a board track at the University of Pennsylvania and the mile relay at the Bridgeton relays. Cortez Howard defended his 50-yard dash title at the Eastern Sea- board Championship Carnival, held at Camden Convention Hall. This year's schedule includes dual meets with Bridgeton High School, Collingswood High School, Holy Spirit High School, Ocean City High School, Millville High School and Overbrook High School. The team will also take part in the Long Branch Relay at Long Branch, New Jersey, the South Jersey Championships and the Championship of the State of New Jersey. The entire squad of 32 boys are in great shape and should give a great showing of themselves. PAGE 170 G.A.A. BOARD The Girls' Athletic Association grand total of members this year was 780 girls, the largest membership yet. The main event in a very successful year was our annual banquet, April Showers, presented on April 16. The theme was Sports, Old and New, and we were honored to have present as guest speakers Mr. Potter, Miss Foulke, Miss Peggy Graham and Miss Barbara Geary. We extend our thanks to Miss Norris for her excellent guidance throughout the year. ' CONNIE PRICE President ....... . ................. Vice-President .................... Senior Class Chairman Secretary ..................... Treasurer .......... ....... . . .... Junior Class Chairman ........ Publicity Manager ............. Poster Chairman ...................... Sophomore Class Chairman, ............ Scrap Book Chairman ................ . ......,. . Feminine First Aid Kit Chairman ........ Freshman Class Chairman .................. PAGE 171 WANDA SULLIVAN SONIA COPES PEGGY THOMAS BESSIE SCOTT AURELIA WATERS RITA PETINGA FRANCES VALENTI PAULINE LOSCO DOROTHY ATHERLY JEAN MCCALL VIRGINIA PATALE X J I I SPORTS' LEADERS GROUP VVANDA SULLIVAN, Senior ..,..,......,..,......,...........,..,........,..................... President PEGGY THOMAS, Junior.. ........ Vice-President MARIE CUl'ANl, Senior ....,.., ..,..,.. S ecretary MARIE ORDILE, Senior ............ ............. T reasuror MARY ANN NEWMAN. Junioi ,................ ,........,. Publicity Chairma The Sports' Leaders Group has had a very successful initial year. Dur- ing the course of the year the girls were given elimination tests until from 100 girls who signed up originally only 42 of the most skilled girls remain. The purpose of the group is to supply officials for the intramural and inter- league sports. It is also to train the girls for officiating in the community after graduation. The advisors are Miss L. Maude Norris, Miss Mildred C. Graf and Miss Virginia Wright. Q vw J JJ 'u , .44 ,ff if Q PAGE 172 GYMNASTIC LEADERS' CORPS Captain ........................ ..,.............,................... S ONIA COPES First Lieutenant ........ .................... ......,.. A M ELIA APPLEGATE Second Lieutenant ........ ......,.. G LADYS SWAN Third Lieutenant ....... .. ......... ELLEN KEHOE Fourth Lieutenant .....,........ ................ ANNA PINCUS Fifth Lieutenant ........................... .............,.. ............,., P A ULINE MACCAGNANO Gymnastic Leaders' Corps, under the supervision of Miss Wright, completed a most enjoyable and successful year. The members worked on mats, parallel bars, horses, and other ap- paratus. The Advanced Lieutenants were given practice and instruction in teaching the Beginners. ,Q Ab PAGE 173 DANCE CLUB The two colorful presentations Girls' Sports Night - Bolero, 21 colorful modern dance done with scarfs, and Strutters' Ball, a tap rou- tine danced with canes-highlighted this year's program. Presulc-nt ....................... ..,..,...,..,..,....,....,...,.,........,..............,...... Nwretary... . ...... Vrugzram Chairman... I avuIty Advisor.. Ai'-'ompanist ........ 'I rm-asurn-r......... ...... . MARIE ORDILI-I RUTH COHEN MARIE CUPANI MARIE BUFANO MISS MILDRED GRAF MRS. A. GEIDT PAGE IT-I . A ix ., 5 Q30 If I sim... ff't'- f A I I ,CS ll. KL 'WW WW' SUEIAL Book IV so Nf1 , l ,-Q ,. Some have their fingernails pinked a regular shade, according to custom. Some, wearing pearls, have their fingernails tinted, enameled and polished to match the precise color of their pearls. Those with oyster pearls shade to a crystal, others are touched with desert gray, sea green. And cosmetic volume last year was over a billion. P-XGIL 1 5 '1 0 G 1 ' yy. if 'F , ,, 5 . A V X 3 2 .7 'N ,LV V 40, ff J? 3-.' 1 w - ,if IVV ' V3.5 Q Z V V: . , - J . X , 1 0- V bi V V ,V f 4 ' wi' If dx l x ' A RM ' 1 in .K Uv. ' ' V 4 -' , ' me f 1 1 IAN' L- V. , YQ 5 X 1 V ' 1 -, ef' 1 , ,. Q M' A gf' 'ir s 'X XM, ,ii Q 1,v ' V X - , I ' .E Q , :. A 1. W 'K r if X ,V A, L P I M ' ' f , i ,f 'eil-me---.X V a wx., U -- EV' Q 1 Q 1 . ' ' nf, f - -, w g, .91 5 LX x 3- 1 1, Q me-.... , L ,, 'ff .fuf-. .. I , xg V' PQ-1. VV-VV V ' , i ak ,,jV :f V .V VV ' fa 1 ' I 7'-an . 1 ' ' 4 ' :1 w e .. 1 . ,K 'k if ly .fav xt ,t ,. v I ' if lf, ' , ' ig 5 if v 29, , KM, ' 4 l -fl I L PAGE 176 U7-he Stars WIN Rememberu OUR SENIOR PROM Uppcr lef1'fMAMA, PIN A ROSE ON ME Upper right--THE COUPLES DESCEND Center-THANKS TO THE PROM COMMIITTEE Lower right-A FEW HUNDREDS HEARTS IN Q14 TIME Lower !cfT-JAM SESSION PAGE 177 Senior Prom Upper Lcfi-WVVHERE DID YOU LEAVE THE GIRLS? Upper Rnghf-LUCKY JOE! Ccnfcr Loft fSlC,N HERE, PLEASE! Center RwghtfT4 REASONS FOR PROM'S SUCCESS Lnwm' lrfft- THAT HAPPY STATE, DOC? Lcvvvr RnszhtAHl, JERRY! PAGE 175 Junior Prom LMI, lvmimg down: Rlghf, rcndmg down' THE ILJNIOR PROM COMMITTEE APRIL I7, V948 WHITE MAGIC DANCE HOOKS, CET YOUR DANCE BOOK RIGHT HERE! I I IN THIS CORNER, THE CHAPERONES NO STRINGS ATTACHED, NUGENT? BLACK MAGIC PAGE 180 Scfvoof Life Upper Left-THE SKATINC CLUB USES THE AUDITORILJM. Upper Rlghf-BOYD AND C-AEL SHOW EVA HOW Center Left-DINING AT THE WALDORF. Center RighTfLUNCH IS SERVED. Lowcr Left-ANYONE WE KNOW? Lower Rrghf-O HOLY NIGHT. PAGE 181 Loft, rnadmg down Rnght, reading down QARCQNSQ I I BANQUET FOR OUR FOOTBALL HEROES FACULTY FACES FOTOCRAFER THE SPENCER BENNETT TROPHY IS AWARDED LOU PALUDI RECEIVES AWARD FOR BY DR- JAMES MASON OUTSTANDING LINEMAN ON TEAM PAUL KELLY, OUTSTANDING PLAYER OF THE TEAM, THE SQUAD ATE A HEARTY MEAL RECEIVES TROPHY AND WRIST WATCH FROM SEN, EARLEY KELLY AGAIN WITH KIWANIS AWARD PAGE IS! Football Hashes SASEEN 4753 LEADS INTERFERENCE THERE'S THAT 77 AGAIN! WHERES THE BALL? HE'S REAL GONE! THE BAND PLAYS ON PAGE 183 KINDERGARTEN, SPRING OF 1936, RICHMOND AVENUE And here you find some of the class of 1948 when they were in kinder- garten at Richmond Avenue School. Look carefully at the top of the stairway at the violinist sitting in the middle. It's little Rudy Farinelli, and at the foot of the stairs holding a candlestick at the extreme left fyou remember the nursery rhyme-Jack jumped over the candlestickl is Harry Gessner in his younger days. And oh! there's Old King Cole-Arnold DeBrier with such a forlorn look standing next to him. Little Boy Blue blowing his horn in the top row is the young fella who turned out to be quite a playwright-Jerry Weinstein. Right next to him is Lillian Player with her hands on her hips. The little queen of hearts towering above everyone else is Helene Lippman. Look to the right of Helene and you'll see Shirley Fair lblacked upj when she was beginning her minstrel days. In front of the umbrella is Little Black Sambo, better known as Dickie Saseen, the star of the football team. The little young lady with the doll in her arm and the big grin is Charlene Ager, and on the end of that row sporting the old look labove the kneesl is Stanley Grossman. Nanette Kegal, the Old Lady in the Shoe wearing the pointed hat, is surrounded by her adoring children. Carol Cannon and Stanley Weiner standing in front of the Queen of Hearts are two of the happy tots of that day. On the left end of that line stands Margie Little Red Riding Hood Kurtz who looks as if she had just seen the big bad wolf. Right below her is Jean Little Miss Muf'fet Handson looking unhappy about the whole thing. Next to her are Kay Parsells starring as Little Bo Peep and Virginia Natter as Polly who ran to put the kettle on, and at the end of the row Bobbie Humpty-Dumpty Brooks is spreading himself like a big white egg. On the bottom row, at the right, is Aileen Grossman, long curls and all, looking sweetly at the camera. On the other end of that row is Joyce Lavine looking doubtful about the whole business and the little bunny rabbit by the closet door is none other than Jean Smith lmy, how she's changedll. PAGE 19 KINDERGARTEN, FALL OF 1935, BRIGHTON AVENUE Believe it or not, many of our demure and sophisticated seniors were here at this pet show given at Brighton Avenue School. Peeking seriously around the pony's head at the left is Set Momjian, and high up with a boy on either side of her is our charming cowgirl, Marion McHrrIe. Sitting side by side behind the Good Ship Lollipop are pudgy Este Rosenbaum and serious Rosemary DeMeo fduck and alll. Next to those two cuties is pert Joan Gensheimer, and directly in front of her is our little farmer, Dick Winterberg, and 'his pig. In the row, to the left of the bird cage, is coy Aileen Hyman and to the right of the birdie are shy Doris Suisnzan and smiling Jane McCloskey. The boy pushing the frilly baby carriage is Stanley Goldstein. PAGE ISS Rcndmg down, ICH. RCBCIIVIE down, VIEZIWIZ Cvmfvr' FRESHMAN OA A. HALLOWEEN PARTY IOHNSON AND KLICERMAN SLUC IT OUT PRED AND PAUL STRIKE A POSE IERRY, THIS IS OUR NEW STADIUM BUBBLE, BUBBLE, TOIL AND TROUBLE MISS AMERICA ROSES Vv'ITH HER A.C.H.S. STUDENTS I'AliI'l IST IVIIDCE WINS, HANDS UP TWO ON A MATCH SCHOOLYARD CHEESECAKE PERENNIAL TWOSOME CAROLINC IN THE SCHOOL TIME SENICR C A A. BANQUET HALLS AT CHRISTMAS .y .. ja xx ax W fl K ,-. f s ,gmgfx I . 'A I 3 W I6 I Ah ny ,Q X L I F A X .g3 ?Z ' , .aa , :I-I., , I 1. ' H lk 'Z ' E ff? gI- I. ! I1 vp... I Rcadmg down, loft: Reading down, right: WINDING UP GARCON, A LITTLE WATER, PLEASE PALUDI RECEIVES ANOTHER TROPHY FARLEY AND THE FOOTBALL HEROES THE BASEBALL TEAM IN ACTION THE MORRIS GUARDS TROPHY Along bottom Ileff to rngI1fI: IS THAT RIGHT, MELLINCER? THREE MONKEYS THE GANG SMILES FOR THE CAMERA THE BRAIN TRUST NOONTIME TENNIS MEET PAGE 198 PATRUN5 Book VI X Q Q dK,f - ,Q x f x Will ,f MN ll Your announcements of gas 011 beans, soup, whiskey beer, Your proclamations of shavmg cream, toothp xste pills, tonies. Sell 'em, make 'em eat it. Sell 'em the name, the ldea the habit. PAGE - x mn i Qs -212' A M V 5.4 l ' 2 X XJJ4 , . fl, ' n fp, A Y A S , E ,gf : if ' E lf A ' '71f ' K V 4' - - . 1 A , XX Q .1 ' -'ni f --fl --A ' 'N X J ' K ' Y 41 X. ' X ' , , 1 , 3'-Am' I -A , 'A A 9 . ! ' ' F , . ' - U11 , N' N E, w b L 'sl , , . ,- , 'Y L . .. A Z V uh-N: qv' Q I uLJu p, ' -xg ' ' 0.5 gi W . g .. fx . . . - A f naw , f i 'f AQ ? A f- N ' , ' -an ' 'ln vonvuux' Q , h f gf A-1 h R - X x V 'H ' PAGE 190 ,--'-I football or busines THAT COUNTS ,t lwether it's baseball, baslcetbalf, s - - - it's TEAMWORK that counts - - - the perfect coordination of everyone working together that produces SUCCESS. PIIIITQI mvunumnw V W E T . that pflde in the fact ONCE again we ha I ve been ec-fed fo SE- appe 1 make the engravings wh, ar in this HERA ich It h LD. 35 been 3 Plea gefher with A CHSWG to work fo- IAGP 1 Qafagfmlinlaiaond, Semofut! of ww Jliifjan- a PHOTOGRAPHERS BREAKERS HOTEL STUDIO 643 Boardwalk Phone 4-1985 SCHOOL ANNUALS 'if FORMAL WEDDING PORTRAITS 7li.CANDID VVEDDING BOOKS 'ST COMMERCIAL COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY OFFICIAL PHOTOGRAPHERS TO ATLANTIC CITY SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL A A 'Reorders of Your Senior Portraits are Always Availablelo B f , PAGE 192 Cameras and Photographic Equipment Golf and Tennis THE CLASS PROPHECY A massive crowd of motley creatures Met beneath the STADIUM bleachers. With wailing spawn and balded pate Stood graduates of '48. Seven years had intervened Since Senior Class had last convened, But all forgot the time and travel When called to order by the gavel. Since DR. KAUPP was now employed, Removing someone's adenoid, An R.Ph., Miss CONNIE PRICE Sporting Goods Took the lead and well suiiiced. tContinued on page 1951 Co. :: 5-H Atlantic City's Most Complete Store for the Real Sportsman COMPLIMENTS OF -A' 1709 ATLANTIC AVE. li? Atlantic City Phone 5-2528 FOERSTER OPTICAL CO as 512 MARKET STREET 1726 PACIFIC AVE. Philadelphia, Pa. Congratulations to the CLASS OF 1948 from Cl-IARBET RESTAU IQANT TRENTON AND VENTNOR AVES. Opposite A. C. High School 'n'n'n55'nHHHH55'ffnH'h1'nH'u555HHH'n'n'u'fn'n'n5'fn5'nH'fffn'fu'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'J'n'u'n'u'n'u'u PAGE 193 h'aHH55 'n'n'n'n'n'n'-'-'n'u'-'.F-'n'n'n'n'J'n'-'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'n'.'n'n 'n'n'u'n apr' PRI TED We are certain that you will enjoy working with the staff of the largest Printing Plant in Atlantic City. 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QUARTERMAN won the Pulitzer Prize, WALDMAN, the 4th at Garden State. fContinued on page 1971 'n'u'n'n'n' Compliments of 1898-Fifty Years of Optical Service1948i ' The only Practical and Fully Equipped E Optical Work Shop in Atlantic City. 4 Phone 4-3863 FLOWERS BY PALLEY'S J EWELERS 4 SO. TENNESSEE AVE. -1 31,1 1 1 -VJ J -'n'n'u'uH'J'J'n'i 1' THAT GOOD Guemsey 1M ilk USE THE SAME AT HOME THAT n' Q YOU DO IN SCHOOL E 'u 'u E USED IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS v ch E I FOR 5: U 6 E THE PAST 21 YEARS E . :'. S 2 For Graduation E E :, E W ILSON 'ik' '. i R Y C i 1622 PACIFIC AVE. E D I O. 5. Telephone 5-3221 :I E :E E E Call 5-1141 for Delivery , :IE L 5'a'n5H'u'n'n'n'u'n'u'n'u'n'a'n'u'n'n'u'n'n'uE.T Fn'n'u'n5'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'u'n'n n'n'n n'n'u'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'u'nE!u '- PAGE 195 H u'u -Vh 5V- Shop with Gongdence at ATLANTIC CITY'S GREAT DEPARTMENT STORE wi M. E. BLATT CCD. SOUTH CAROLINA AT ATLANTIC .H'.r.'.'.'.'.-.'.-.-. vhvnnmmmmuw '.'.'-r.'.'.'.'.-.-.-.-.- ESTABLISHED 1879 fwunance Qeaffdjafe flloafqaqe faawi PI-IILLIPS CCDIVIPANY P303 Walter W. Clark ............. .............. ...................... P 1' esident Herbert A. Faunce.. ............. Vice-President Harold W. Faunce .......... ............. V ice-President Walter W. Clark, Jr ........... ...................... S ecretarry Frederick T. Bolte .......... ........ ............................... T r easurelr William G. Carrington .................................................... Assistant Treasurer 538882034 GUARANTEE TRUST BUILDING ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 'n 'u'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'- 'n'ln'ln n'n'n'n'-'JH BLOCKS 1425 PACIFIC AVE. Headquarters for High School, Varsity, Fraternity and Sorority SWEATERS it Also for Jantzen and Catalina Bathing Suits Phone 4-2482 THE CLASS PROPHECY fContinued from page 1951 JOHNSTON proclaimed at Barcelona, Champeen Bull Thrower, '53 , M.S. engraved on BROWN'S diploma, On WERNTZ an-d SUISMAN'S, Ph. D. ESSL, admitted to the bar. SIRACUSA, a Wall Street man: DOLLY CLYMAN, a Broadway starg LEE acclaimed by sporting fans. SILIPIGNI at Carnegie Hall: HAGAN and BARTLETT sing at the Met: KELLY and SCHOCK still play great ball, And CHESNEY had finally paid off her debts. fContinued on page 1991 Mr. and Mrs. Hyman Teplitzky of The Old English House n.'.v.'.'.'. 2 Congratulations to the Class of 1948 CHELSEA AVE. Sz THE BOARDWALK ' 'u'u'uFn'ln 'n'-'n'u'n'n'nF We're Proud to be the Official CALLING ALL GIRLS Teen-Headquarters in Atlantic City DN54 Meet Your Teen Friends at me 'fy 1633 ATLANTIC AVENUE Phone 5-0353 Estab. 1899 H. L. HOLST, Inc. Jewelers, Watchmakers, Engravers Ci n: Specializing in American Made Products Exclusively G Elgin and Hamilton Watches E Q International and Gorham Sterling 5-3 Blue White Diamond 5: 6 Engagement Rings and Wedding Rings For Him and Her 'ffn'n'h'u5H'n'n'n'u'h'i'i'H'n'n'uH'n'nH'n'ffffn'fn'n'u'n'fn'E ?l-5'n'n'n'u5'nH'n'h'u'nH55'n'-H'n'n'n'n'n'u'uH'u5'n'u'u'u'u'n'u PAGE 197 'u'u'n'n'u'u'n'n'nH'u'p u'n'n'n'n'n'n'u'H'u'u'n'n'n'-E5H5'n'-5'nH'fJ-H'ffu5'n5'n5H5H5H'ffaH5'ffffu55H'-5H5HH'nH5H5HN n'n'u'u'u'u'fn'-'n'-'u'u'-'n'n'n'n'u'n'-'u'n'-'u'n'n'u'u'n'u'u'-'u'nH'u'n'n'n'n'.'.,l n'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'n':'n QIF4 u'u'u'n'uFn'u'u'u'n' Vw Important E 'P erson n'u'a'-'n'n'u'u'u'u'-'n' A telephone operator, we mean. From the transoceanic call that affects world affairs to the social call that brings friends together, she plays an im- portant part in the activities of the community and the 'fn'- -'u'n'n'u'- E '-'-' E 5 E E E ii E E nation. No wonder girls like to work for the telephone company. New :sassy neu. 'rsteruons eomnmv PAGE 198 '-'n'n'u'- -'-'-'-'u'-'-'-'u'-'u'u'u'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'u'.'-'n'n'n'E SUMMER TUTORING! n'n n'u'u'u'n' fu' .-:'- p if Q EG tn' 5 5 5 5 DH s 5 5 f A Q 5 Pi 2 s 2 t' 9. ig:-5 Cm 1:1523 :PE Pe IPS? 'Ii 35382 225 W FD 3 :aw Pa 5 s Q Q IE? m moz Mig: n Q TB i-P so Q: pu ss-A mzf N., SQQCDSU sais: gf.-2 NQSQHM 2353 I QQ 'N- c': E E 3 ' E :Q E! 5 s s S I--I Q 00942 Q Q53 r-B m Q Q CD S ' s '-4 2 Q. to E I:-' D 'u'-'u'u'u'u'u'u'u':LE'g'-'-'fn' -'-'u' S E wiv T F O I ra ,U CD 31 Q .4-4 E EEE fb Eg Si rr: gg 5.20 sae cn g P1 OE fm? G- 20-I 'Asif-ru U3 v-1 X1 33 3 as ,QZ g-55 I S. rl 'uno QS. F 3 8 E s L-1 Cf5Z cr: W cw Q U1 U1 -'u'-'u'n'n'n' n'n n':'-'-'Q'-'u'n Telephone 4-6600 1536 ATLANTIC AVE Atlantic City, N. J. 2 i'n'ln'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n u'u'n'n'n'n'- ' THE CLASS PROPHECY fContinued from page 1971 Tennessee TANNENBAUM, the playwright's award. ORDILE, a star of the Ballet Russeg HYMAN'S designs rival Dior, WALKER renowned, as a Village Chanteuse. ROTHBERG, a prominent statistician, Had written a supplement to Kinseyg FELLONA was a politician, HANDSON'S art had Rockwell's whimsey. own inns S5wQ :dogg mg- ,4 gpg' 339'-GN ww . mga pies SSG? v-F9 2552 13052. :hmm 5-'.... :g 'QQS 32 - N U' 5 O 53+ 25 E. C rn Q- 5 E. .3 'UQ gm 5 fn'- 2001 COMPLIMENTS OF 1' 'I I: A. C. JUKE BOX CORP. E Seeburg Music Systems E Q 28 N. KENTUCKY AVE. E The Best Records and Service I .-.-.-.-.'.'.'.'.u '.'.-.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'l 3.-.-.-.-.-.-.-. -.-.-.-.-.'.-.---.r'.-.-.'.'.!. if 5 Q5 0 n'u'n'n'-'- '-'n u'u'n'a'n'n'u'-'-' 25 O V1 ia o Q E ra CD H tr: PU Q ta 3' sw H S2 on C3 Fw r' E. Ufzbicbg 3:15-A U. P-4 0 QGCUO +11ZP1Z .mmm Sm gp Q Z nj CJ E E P1 3 'n'n'n'n'n'u'n P4 O S3 mv-1 ...Q 'Qs gee CD gr-s 95 wh! -.H E 2 C? A CD After school bells will be wedding bells. When you think of engagement and wed- ding rings, think of us again as you did 06303 KUUNS JEWELERS, Inc. 1700 Atlantic Avenue Atlantic City, N. J. 'n'-'-'u'n'u'-'-'n'u'n' i E i PAGE 199 Hn'- 'n Pharmacy - Chemistry Bacteriology - Biology .T 'T Undergraduate de- V . ' S- gree courses lead- 4L.,.,. .J ing to B. Sc de- 5 , , . 5 grees, pave the way to interesting and QQ' ' successful careers iiwlu- -'I in these fields. A' 'g Li- Graduate studies in Pharmacy, Bacteri- ology and Biology also available. Coeduca- tional. Applications f or September 1949 now being considered. Write for catalog. Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science 43rd Sl., KINGSESSING AND WOODLAND AVES., FHILA. 4, PA. C! I' z'aZAe6'!a44af 1948 ' ergs 6vw,4-In !1fhw61-5. 1532 ATLANTIC AVENUE n'n'u .'n'n'n'n'n'i' 1 i w 1 5 i 'n'u'n n'n'u'n'u'n'n'u'- n n'n'-'n'u'n'-' l THE CLASS PROPHECY fContinued from page 1991 Then shoulders quivered, faces paled, As Aussprung told of those who failed. HMEADS was stymied when he tried Converting Maestro Toscaninig And Chemist GREEN was forced to hide For pulling an amateur Bikini. HRESSLER failed in diagnosis Of JOSEPH MANN'S uptoneurosis, And breaking all aesthetic rules, BACHARACH kept on drawing' ghoulsf' Thus ended Aussprung's long narration: The crowd next showed supreme elation As JOSEPH HOPE, the Stork's M.C. Announced the program with repartee. A Shop For Ladies wi? 1228 ATLANTIC AVE. 5 BLUM'S SPORTSWEAR I Dial 5-0962 o I.-.'.'.'.r.-. I COMPLIMENTS OF I ACK i RATICOFF I- 'n' 'u'u'u'u'u'- n'u'n'n'u'u'u'-'-'n .'n'n'u'u'n'u'n'n'u'n n n'n'u'n'n'-'- PAGE 200 FOR GIFTS THAT LAST SHOP AT SCHOPPY'S Class Rings and Pins Wm. Schoppy, Jeweler 1440 ATLANTIC AVE. lat New Yorkh is COMPLIMENTS OF KORNBLAU'S RESTAURANT VIRGINIA and PACIFIC AVES. is i':'n'n'n'n5'n'u 'n'n'u'u'u'n'n'u'u'u'uF i'a'u'n's'u'a n'h'n'n'i I W 2 COMPLIMENTS OF STANLEY RESTAURANT SOUTH CAROLINA and ATLANTIC AVES. :E is fn'qHE55'u'a'u5'u'u'n5'-'n'n5'u'n'n'n'u'n55'n'n'u'n'n'u5'-5'u555 En'u'n5'uH'n5'-'-':H55'n5'nHH'nHHH'-'fn5'u'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'fn':: lvegunifsl E E PIANOS OF D1s'r1NcT1oN ' Chickefring - Klranich :Q Bach - Kimball E Winter 62 Co. '- E ATLANTIC AT GEORGIA AVE. E .u'.uuv.uuus-.'.'.'.'.-.x-.-.'.'.-.'.-.-.su'.uu-.'.-.-.-.u-.-.! THE CLASS PROPHECY COUF, of Philharmonic hall: TRILLING, of New Orleans dive: And others of musicians' call, Pooled their talents in some jive. GOLDSTEIN beat a weird tattoo: KLI'GERMAN'S tuba followed through With Bee-bop WEINSTEIN'S ivory keys, A combination sure to please. MARTUCCI told some white-washed jokesg SHIRLEY FAIR regaled the folks: And DAVE FITZSIMONS' ready wit Invigorated LANIN'S skit. fContinued on page 2031 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 48 SOUTH JERSEY GAS CO. MICHIGAN and ATLANTIC AVES. in-.'.'.-.- r.-.-.-.-.-. Lingerie Playclothes Blouses Handkerchiefs Accessories VALENTINE 1645 BOARDWALK 5 Phone 5-2952 u .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.-.'.'. ' '.'.'.'.' COMPLIMENTS OF BEN HERSHON Dealer in Antiques and Brie-a-Brac E MAYFLOWER HOTEL E On the Boardwalk at Tennessee Ave. i'n'-'n'n'-'u'n'n'n'n'n'-'n'-'-'n'n'-'n'n'n'n'n' PAGE 201 'Hn' hVfh5 ffhH ?hThVJi E 4-1030 I BARCLAY u'n'n'n'u'u'u' P-4 om us D-4 CD 33 wil' E D' F' N GIFTS FOR MEN I 5 5 I 'uFu -'n'n'n'n'-'-'-':'-'u'u'n'u'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'-'- - CHARLES - DAVID NAT H. YAMRON Jewelers 1707 BOARDWALK Traymore Hotel -.'.-.-.-.'.'-.-.-.'.-.'.-.'.'.'.'.'.'.-.'.-.-.-J F-uuv.a-.vf.-.n-f.'.-.'.v.-fff.-f.-.-.-.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.-.'a.-a EVE ERNST i SPORTSWEAR, INC. g 1905 BOARDWALK E ? 5 'h'u'u'fn'fn'ffuP-'n'fn'u'n'-'ffn'fn'ffn'-'u'ffn'n'n'ff-'n'n'-'i Smart Apparel Exclusive Millinery E We FAMUUS sw 1406 ATLANTIC AVE. 2 P h on e 4-87 4 1 '.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.':.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.':.'.'.'.-Q G H:'Jn'-'-'-'n'n'n'u'u'u'n'-'u'n'n'u'n'n'u'n'n'-'u'n'i'-'-'-'u5'u'n5Fn'n'n1 I EE SINCERE COMPLIMENTS TO THE CLASS OF 1948 EE from E ATLANTIC CITY 5 55 JlTNEYMEN'S I ASSOCIATION ii A DIME WILL SAVE YOU TIME E Nf. -HHHVAVAHH NfHHffHffhHH VnHR E -: E BEST WISHES 2- E AMUSEMENT MEN'S 55 AssoC1ATIoN '5 OF -. Q ATLANTIC CITY EH' 'n'-'n'n'n'n'n'-'n'u'n'n'-'n'- n'.'.'-'-'-E: HH hHH?NH-HHH E Congratulations to the Class of 48 E :E CCLLECE VALET SHOP E i 162315 ARCTIC AVE. E: 5: as 'i Ev.-.-.-.-.-. u' 5A 5:3 520 so 55 gag Qui iz 323 fo E35 CB Ea. 'I : .'.' .'.'.'.' E Our Own Cleaning and Pressing Plant -a.'.-f.-.'.-.-.-.-.-.-r.'.u-.'.-f.-.vffa.ns-.'.-.-f:.-.-.-.-.s E COVERS AND BINDING ::'n'n'n'n'n'u'n':'u'n'n'u'u'n'n'u'n'n'n'n' I: ll: - -' 1 ,U '11 EE Po 3 ig 0512 +4 :J Owl? Q Q ave I-el-4 U1 5 E FUCDO P4 4:- H Benz 00 I 3? :EI ' P' '4Zr+ 5 if: 'J Q 2' U 5'a'u'n'u':'u'n'u'n'u'n' l'n'u'u':'u'n 02 h5'n'n'u'n'i5'fhH'n'n'n'-55'u'ffn'n'-H'n5'n55'-'n'n'-5'n5H5': i Phones 5-1932 - - 4-9441 Rooms ROBERT'S COTTAGES .g and LUNCHEONETTE if 229 sl 303 N. INDIANA AVE. E ABBOTTS ICE CREAM E Specializing in Meals :', Sandwiches and Salads Room Service :I -.-.-.-.'.-.-.-.-.-. a.5.'.'.'.-.'.-.'.-.-. -.'m.'.-.'.1.-.'.'.'.'.'.'E E rf 3 2 LATZ'S E KNIFE and FORK INN Where Hungry and Thirsty Welcome ik Democrats and Republicans Are Always E h::l-'-'-5'n'n'-'n'-'-'-'-'-'-'-'u'n'u'n .'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.l: I 5'nH'n'n5'nH5'n'n5'-'n5'n5'-'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'-'-'fffnH'u'u'n'n'i Q o Z 23 CIP VH Pc: gr' S o '1115 :Z nb-CD 03,4 o va I rx: 21, HALPERN'S MEN'S SHOP 1322 ATLANTIC AVE. ,lll I E E ::n5'n'u'n'u'u'nH'nHH'fu5H'n'n'nHHH'n5'n5'n'n'n5H'fn'n'.'n':5Eu THE CLASS PROPHECY fContinued from page 2015 But Mrs. Haines, the ex-BESORE, Heard her wailing brood of four: Then all the mothers stopped the meeting And sallied forth with rubber sheeting. fJust one kid in soaking raiment Stopped the evening's entertainment! So, WEILERSTEIIN with keen discernment Made a motion for adjournment, And classmates bid a fond adieu To meet again in '62. SHIRLEY CHESNEY RUTH WEILERSTEIN :i'.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.'.'.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.'.- E- -'I 5 CONGRATULATIONS E A FRIEND 5.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'.'f. -'u'n'-'n'n'n'- -'n'n'-'n'-E E E n'n'n'-'fn' l COMPLIMENTS OF CLAUDE COOPER Jeweler 1729 BOARDWALK .'nH'-'n'n'n'n'n'n'- E Men's Hats 0 Clothing COMPLIMENTS OF 'i Furnishings '- il? E it SIRGANY'S ALGAR E Phone 4-5146 Atlantic City :n u'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'ln'n'- - 'h'n n'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n' PAGE 203 AUTOGRAPHS EH'L'u'nH'n'n'uH'n'n'n'u'u'fn':'u'n'n'uH'fn'fn'fnHH'n'fffffu'? 'a'fn'u'fffn'ffn'fn'n'u'fu'u'n'ffh'ffn'ffu'n'u'u'u'n'n'n'u'n'u': -. 'ik E SWISS PASTRY SHOP E E A FRIEND -. 3802 VENTNOR AVE. E ': E ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. Ig E SA? I' I' s E 1 E i :Q 2 a'Nn'u5'u'n'n'u'n'n'n' 'n'u'n'u'u'n'n'n'-'n'n'n'u'n'n'n'n'n'n'u'- 'u'n'n'-':' 'n'-'-'n'n'u'u'-'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'u'n'n'n'u'u'u'u n'n'u'u'n'n'u'u'uH'u'u '- N rl. if UNE WORD MURE V, l :QQ if ' of In - Man will never write, they said before the alphabet came and man at last began to write. Man will never fly, they said before the planes and blimps zoomed and purred in arcs winding their circles around the globe. Man will never make the United States of Europe nor later yet the United States of the World, No, you are going too far when you talk about one world flag for the great Family of Nations, they say that now. And man, the stumbler and finder, goes on, man the dreamer of deep dreams, man the shaper and maker, man the answerer. P-'AGE 20 AUTOGRAPHS f , V f x if I' QL v , 1 9, , 53 , 1' ff3vf6?'fT Www ' ,. Y L fm, f H Macau fM:wwe,..W,s Q. AUTOGRAPHS PRINTED BY AMUSEMENT PUBLISHING CO., ATLANTIC CITY, N. J -:Inv D f. ,T-. 1 '. . ff . , , -vi SN.. . 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