Audubon High School - Le Souvenir Yearbook (Audubon, NJ)

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.A-nik aww .5,,,,,, ,fll,1,: 'J W' 'kv s.1rZ,l-J ,-4,aJAfvv LL RUTH MARIE KREIN -d IANE L ' Liveliest and noisest girl in the class is Ruth. She puts most of her excess energy behind the hockey stick as co-captain of the team. Ruth prefers to wear G on her sweater rather than her EALITA M. KUDATZKY The Terry of the senior play Stage Door is one of our best-liked seniors. Her most pleasing asset is her exquisite daintiness. An ex- cellent artist, Ealita is head- ed for a brilliant career in that field. MARY LAMB Although Mary just joined us last year, she has already made a great number of friends for herself. This quiet Miss has a very keen sense of humor. Her sweet smile betrays the dimples in her cheeks. Poet laureate of the Cre- ative Writing Club, lane is everyone's friend and helper. Working for Mr. Grirnberg has kept her mighty busy. She and Em never seem to be able to keep secrets, their facial expressions give them away. EMMAMAE LAFFERTY Emma's prize possession is her long chain of Sunday school pins. As president of the Library Club, she spends most of her time with Miss Hetrick in the library. Emma is well-liked, and her inces- sant giggling will long be remembered. CHARLES R. LAND All things come to those that wait is Charlie's motto. However, in athletics he makes an exception because he is quick as a flash in both football and baseball. Easy going and pleasant, one can- not help liking him. 1? 9 a . X Kg 1 Y. in Y in Ruth Marie Krei fl fa . ne Kmn f mel Ealrta M. Kudatzky Emma Mae Lafferty Mary Lamb Charles R. Land

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fa .f I ff. nl r . Tom Iensen .p Alice R. Iepson Ruth Pauline Iohnson eonard Ion s tones Ruth l seph if-elw' lt' o 1 .-V l ' A 7 1 4 , N fffftils X A M 481509 f 1- X9 .qi ,QM 'TOM IENSEN Somewhere Tom must have heard it said, You'll never be sorry for what you don't say, because his words are few and far be- tween. He and Pete seem to be together most of the time. Dancing at Grebes occupies some of his time. RUTH PAULINE IOHNSON Blonde and attractive, Ruth is one of our most brilliant girls. Very musical, she ac- companies the orchestra and sings in the choir. Nothing in life will be too good for Ruth. df I RUTH M. IO Iitterbug par excellence and sorority sister supreme, Ionesy finds time to be everybody's friend. Some strange impelling force seems to guide her to all basketball games. Ruth's quick wit and spontaneous merriment make optimism second nature. .3 .Zsjzqu 76' 4, Amos n. rsPsoN Petite and sweet, Alice came to us from New York. Soft-spoken, she has won the admiration of everyone, though her stay with us has been short. Nursing will claim Alice after her gradu- ation. Paling around with Violette is her pastime. LEONARD IONES Len, a member of the monitorial staff, ably filled the office of vice-president in the Deutsch Klub, even to the extent of occasionally baking cakes. After gradu- ation he plans to land a job and buy a Buick. IOSEPH KELLY. IR. Ice rightfully bears the name of Kelly for he lives up to it with his Irish spirit. He helps keep a classroom live- ly and peppy. Swimming is one of his pet pastimes.

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Constance M. Landis Gui! Luongo lime P-' Lynch V- Z' EDA 5 Nui, ' i '? l X ll' ll it Q15-Wli' is ! Blanche Lavin' Harry Lee CON STAN CE M. LANDIS Pencils and paper offer Connie a means of expres- sion. Her art ability is fam- iliar to all the class. She is found at all the meetings of the Dramatic Club, French Club, and Parrot staff. Flirt- ing comes natural to this Alfred Linneman BLANCHE LAVIN The most outstanding and faithful Student Council mem- ber is the title that goes un- contested to Blanche. Her excellent piano playing was recognized in the string en- semble, orchestra, and Girls' Glee. She deserves her place in the National Honor Society. Jcidbhbcyyy-go-lucky. Miss. cz Roy- ' in C244 , Gfcupdaj - 22:4 '1-o-vig., dl -a.z..0-4,LC -Lily old ' 74-0-44. , -'60-rvx42.J HARRY LEE ALFRED L There is nothing which pleases this fellow more than jitterbugging. If Harry had his way, we wouldn't have any homework and we'd have more holidays. When not dancing, Harry can be seen riding around in his Coupe - ' I XA . GUY ON Witty and lively, Guy is the beloved class pest. He is forever getting the home- room in an uproar. In chem. lab., he always gets a bright idea, especially during an experiment. f! At meetings of the German Club, Al is only a little more silent than elsewhere. He is among that group that help in the chem. lab, Heksl blond-7and eligible! ' If f ' X, 1 :Ai - l X KK ' f l I ' 3 X ' IUNE A. LYNCH Auduborfs loss will be Duke's gain when our Petty Girl descends upon its mighty portals. Her ward- robe and vivacity are un- restricted. Careening around corners in the Olds and twirling a baton for the Legion keep her in the lime- light.