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

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-air, 2 n ., Mr. Mozeleski gives special aid to a health class, Watch out! tl Your split infinitives are showing. -! Learning sophomores. Scattered throughout the halls of Camden High School can be found the class of 1956. Timid and bewildered upon first entering the doors of our castle, the rising young sophomore class soon adjusted itself to the friendly and inspiring atmosphere found within. They im- mediately took part in cheering Camden High School to victory in our various athletic contests and proving themselves able and loyal students. In their studies they were also just as able with many of them making the honor roll at the close of the first marking period. With its remarkable school spirit and intelli- gence, this class is certain to be cr credit to the Camden High School in the future. Mr. Moskovitz and the girls, f til! . to be healthy

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Here Miss Zeigler instructs cr class in order that they be better lit to lill those jobs to which they aspire. Tranquility reigns supreme in this sophomore study hall . SUPHIINIIIRES ...flw raw maferia ...are mofcleclinfou... These sophomores continue their studies in English while below cz typing class learns the fundamentals Q' Ld X XX A! as f21, ot that which will later help them get good Jobs

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.Ill IOIlS fAe un ini5Aecl ,aroclucf . . . w o are ecoming 1 . 9 ff rx, :fs These juniors under the guidance of Mrs Eisenberg are studying American History. ,9eI' ecfeJ These future seniors have all the capabilities it takes to be successful leaders of Camden High School. Under the direction of President George Wade, assisted by Bernadette Gabriel together with Secretary Helen Robinson and Treasurer Leonard Boreski, the juniors have certainly proved their ability in choosing capable officers. These juniors are to be commended on their fine record scholastically as well as socially and athletically. They have taken their place in the Castle by contributing members to the National Honor Society, together with athletics and the talent circle. The fine efforts put forth in their endeavors were highly recognized. This class has quality, and that is what it takes to be successful in all walks of life. The junior class, under the faculty supervision of Miss lane Kittie and Miss Mabel E. Lewis, will be more than ready to step into the limelight of senior leadership. IR. CLASS UFFICERS George Wade ......... ........ P resident Bernadette Gabriel . . . . . . Vice-President Helen Robinson .... .... S ecretary Leonard Boreski . . . .... Treasurer Deck the halls with boughs of holly. 'Wx TL I X I as l '?'i2+ Slflfl Sw.