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

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JUNIGR . , . the S UIRES Waiting fer their acceptance inte the hqlzest realms The junior Class, the future leaders of Camden High, under the able faculty supervision of Miss Mabel E. Lewis and Miss jane Kittle, is living up to the standards set for them by their predecessors. With George Manos as Commander-in- Chief, Theresa Brunetti, his assistant, Allan Tessler, the financial wizard, and Mary DeFrank as secretary, the juniors have accomplished much in the last year. Their play was an unusual success, and brought some future Hspring show starsi' into the limelight. Not being con- tent with merely being social geniuses, they also have many of the t'brains in the academic iield. They form a goodly por- tion of the membership of the National Honor Society and the Quill and Scroll. The third attribute necessary to a successful class is participation in athletics, and the junior Class is cer- tainly not lacking in that. Not only have the boys been attri- butes to athletic teams, but girls also form an integral part of the Girls, AA. teams. It seems that thc Junior Class will be ready, waiting, and eager to step into the seniors' shoes next fall, and if last year is an example of what they can do, they will certainly be able to fill them. WHOS MAKING mistakes, anyhow? 9

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THE SHORTEST dlsiance beiween Iwo pomfs us o stranght Ime AMO AMAS amen amamos, omotus, omon! MRS McGlNl.EY looks over her bnlllanl sophomore Englush class' KEEP THE records sfralghl and there wont be any shortages'

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x N ' -.. ' XXK ,V , I ty . A. L .X . M- M KW: ' X1 . . 5' lx!! JUNIOR CLASS OFFICERS: Allen Tessler, Ireasurerf GET YOUR George Manos, president: Mary De Frank, secrelaryg Theresa Brunelti, vice-presidenl. I f ,fry 1- ' , S x 1 1 ,.'f,1 done, ihe marks counl r