Camden Catholic High School - Yearbook (Cherry Hill, NJ)

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JAMES JOSEPH MURRAY Jim Popular number one man of the Student Council . . . wears authority gracefully . . . principles of the highest . . . played his way into football, basketball, and baseball varsity lineups . . . powerful thin man of the Memorial Game . . . headed for the col- lege bound special. ROBERT FRANCIS COWAN .,Bob,, The luck of the Irish won a green and white sweater for the number one man of IA . . . answer to a photographer's prayer . . . one of Captain .lim's sharp shooter . . . fre- quenter of Fairview's square . . . begins the day the right way. DONATO MICHAEL SCHIRALDI Danny Glee Club and SA are proud of their ever smiling president . . . life of any party . . . unsurpassed spirit of cooperation . . . fa- mous for corny jokes, wrapped up appear- ances, and those curly locks . . . waltzed the senior way in Rio Rita . . . auto me- chanic in the making. an M Qwbefis GRACE VENERANTA GU ERRI ERI Gee Gee Outstanding personality . . . service with a smile . . . wields the pen for Student Coun- ci . . . ready to eat any time . . . dances hour on end at Mount Carmel . . . tops the list in stenography class . . . pink of per- fection even to her specs . JOSEPH PAUL GALLAGHER n-Joel: Class ot '49's Arrow Collar ad . . . fait fully carries out his duties as president- 2A . . . owner of a well developed helpl hand . . . whiz at baseball . . . great ba ketball and Ted Williams fan . . . hangs h coat at F. Cr M. L QM EUGENE ROBERT WHITE nGeneu The lad who holds the gavel in 6A . . . personality plus . A. . friend to all . . . gentleman to the finger tips . . . interested in all C. C. H. S. goings-on . . . Cobbs' steady customer . . . adds his talents to the Glee Club doings. C I C I4 ' 3 S a K

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1 JOHN HENRY CASEY Jack e wearer of the shamrock . . . a Casey t bats for the Latin Club . . . does a d job on Catholic's extra curricular ac- ties . . , C. C. H. S.'s Harry James tzed with the best of them in the senior y . . . favors Lindenwold's climate. Ka fy? 5 Siyl g Q' f EDWARD JAMES HOWE Eddie ue eyes, a most winsome smile, and what blush! . . . open and closes 3A's meet- gs . . . daily attendant at noon time nces . . . caretaker of the parking lot . . . xer of amateur fame . . . tickles the ries like a professional. DORIS MARIE MONROE Dorie Sweet lassie who guards Student Council funds . . . cheerful disposition . . . com- petent manager of the girls' basketball team . . . goes in for dancing and good times . . . partial to the Class ot 1945 . . . plans to join the office ranks. I5 W il ' JOSEPH MICHAEL NARDI nJoen Man about school . . . director of service . . . active member of Latin and Chemistry Clubs . . . unlimited generosity and intelligence to spare . . . plans to make St. Joe's his alma mater . . . an attorney of the future. I 5 5 l JOSEPH HENRY RODRIQUEZ nROddyU Unswerving fidelity to duty and Camden Catholic . . . plans all Irish social activities . . . strutting drum major for the Green and White . . . Benny Goodman's runner up at home on the court or diamond . no Rita's handsome Captain Gonzales headed for the halls of higher learning ELMER LOUIS MATTINGLY sua The man from Palmyra who holds forth at 4A's homeroom sessions . . . adcls his mel- low trumpet playing to the C. C. H. S. band . . . hair that marks him in any crowd . . . takes to boating in a big way. JOSEPH DUNN ELLIOTT Snapper Tall, blond, a bit handsome, and no small share of personality . . . much at home be fore the mike . . . senior division president . . . super salesman . . . Catholic's three year three letterman . . . majored in cap taincy in his senior year . . , college var sity days ahead. Sis