Cape May High School - Yam Epac Yearbook (Cape May, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1950 volume:

uf' 8' Y' I.. H -gy: .Jiw ..f,.+q. J. -45, y ,,,,, it - . ,Jw- . . E' 1 ' 'ji . 1 muununp-Q--nnglplulnlr 2 -unulwnvP W F ABCL E.7V, . ' LL- fw.-4 I mu gx --.L This page sponsored by: Steger Beach Service Cape May Transfer Cape May Rockets Athletic Association yi I 0 YAM EPAC PUHINIIM KY TIM' LYEWIJII 6'MJlY MM' fllfll' llldll SWIM! MFE IIN WE W JEIINEY . ' ,. I N I , +. 4 ' ..' I , F W' 1 I , S K A YY J' W , 1 11'f-W, ima A - g rs 1 4.2.-f,Z :. v i:xT'w-f W ,, ,, , ww M g., . ,,,,,,'-7 :V f' ' A xg- K ' f --a....h --Q... 4... .. . ' I V ... A V nf- fu . Q. 4 ' , ' z , . ' ' 4 ' - 1' .g M'M '.:fF u' Q. f,q.,A .ln g 5 , fnfwgg, u,,.. -.'b.A,n.x. Lz,.'L-...Aklailh 7 ff:kf.'7'I, V - ' , f-aavusww. d by: . ' 's Club A W4 VE W' Al'l'M JW. ' 7 rid-.- . for Mr. Frank Itullins We, the Senior Class of l95U, proudly dedicate this l95U edition of the Yam Epac to Mr. Frank Rollins, a former Professor of Broomoloqy at Cape May High School. Pop, as he was most affectionately known to the entire student body, was a most faithful worker and friend, who was also Well-known for his fine sense of humor and quick wit. Mr. Rollins had a keen interest in the affairs of the student body, intellectually as well as socially, He takes with him the sincere friendship, love, and qood will of the entire student body as well as the faculty members. After fifteen years of faithful service to our school, We proudly dedicate our annual to you and extend our hearty thanks, Pop. . . . MR. These pages sponsored by the City of Cape May Commissioners Mayor Samuel Eldredge. Sol Needles. Carl Youngberq XVEPTIWE KEIFMS' WE!! TIIE WMJV MLK .AA 14, Z..lN.: .i i, ML A Xb tune and liis com f 'X ,A :fray Ililtiqh School. X Xi M fx f fi j 7 a n ff J fd MQW Administration N a I WR ,,6S' ,Q WX-fi William ll. Marvin I have observed the contribution the members of the Class of l95O have made to the lite of the school and community. I have followed the transition ot many of them from early adolescence to young manhood and wornanhood. I have from time to time examined their school records, and listened to reports and comments by their teachers. There are several who impress us as having very real possibilities of developing into protes- sional or civic leaders. The overall impression is that the group as a Whole measures up well, and that they will do credit to their class and school. The best of luck to each one! WW 6 ' ii' I' li'l!VTEfVllE1W' 6 ' -rf' 1' I A w4?'i1- c. at H .W if,-,fs ' 0 ' AWI00 if ,fklltffdl NL .ff 1 1 ' Paul.. hnsmlngcr As this is written, l am convalescina from a major operation. l have missed my Contacts with you this yearq nevertheless, I have many pleasant memories of our former associations. The following lines have been so real to me dur- ina my illness. I hope you will treasure the same sentiment throughout your entire lite. 'lMake new friends, but keep the old, Those are szlter, these are gold. Fnendshnps that have Stood the texte Time and change--are Surely best, But old friends, alas' may dxeq New friends must then place supply. Make new friends, but keep zlie old, Thrice are sxlrer, these are gtildf' I wish you Godspeed and a successful future. QQ!! ' fb.. Q4 'xx 0:5 ff N gli WILLIAM H STEVENS MRS MARGARET H SCI-IELLENGER STEVENI STEGER MISS MILDRED HOLLIDAY AIMW MISS EDITH M EDMUNDS Lxbranan MRS EMILIE P CRESSE Home Economxcs 'E Fme Arts Physlcul Educatlon Languages l 'l,-wig 1.-U 1- -4 H... '3- L-i..1.'- ADAM W MARTIN MELVIN I-' WILLS Englxsh Indusmal Arts HAROLD B SHILL Socxal Studles 8 I I Z' .. Y k IV ,S I Q 5- , I, if ' ' .A , , 1 . , , .mu I I ,A A L 3, 4 fi E I 4 I fi QT DEIE , I Y I WMHWWW- M X, V .H by DM.- -'-- - -I ' . ..,,, ,WM A 1 E H ' 1.9 M 'w ,K ,V .4 Ml V -VV L A P s P Y ' 2 f . 4 ' AV 4, Vm V 1.1 :,' . -1 ' Al wk W! A I . .. V ,Q VV -V.. .. . I , V , ,. t 7 . V ' I , 1V W r 'Ziff A fum ' I QM , U i ww IV A V J in, Vf ' , I -I ' ,V N A I M, V 'X ' i t I VZ qi.: A A L D- HAROLD BROWN MISS DOLORES H. KENDALL SAMUEL PLEVIAK MRS MARY C MARVIN Musnc Physical Education Commercxal Mathematics it . 'INF' 2 Q. il 5 fa, . on -'J : 5 is FP '4 I' so Q RICHARD I. VATTER MRS. EDITH N CARROLL ARTHUR N IARVIS Aqnculture School Nurse Scxence it MRS PAYE HOPPES 111 P lllllve Mall Emi 410 LWIXIH' l'la'WEOUlM MRS. W. B. MATTHEWS Secretary to the Principal 'Cl I 54-8,'5t,, A i -Gui' IIIM AW!! TIM' T10 S WAIT MII IW 0 E ,XX 'E-has X544 fians-f g--S f-Q-i..f- 4 k....,. As the txdes of hme carry us mio Aix the sea of lxfe we reahze that we are ,.. -5 leavmq behmd the happlest years of ,,,,--- I-f -- N- all. Ones that wxll offer all of us pleas ant memones 1n the future ,1' figyfwi Z 2 Jfff 0lll0l' Thxs page sponsored by News Agency Inc Home Delivery Harold F Hughes MD Nxck' Swam , . , ..A, --qv' 4 .,g- ' - '.1y ' ' , . , , N 's--Sl. , 1- .. ,, ,.-,, 'zasw 4Q.,xJu , .,. . .ef h i I 9.5, . ' 4-'-'fr -' Q-f- sf -f 4...-'..4i-.. ,fl.L' .... ...1 .. if I' I- 11 N.. ,', ' .cue ii. is -Q... .f Rs 111 - '. ,T - . . . v X xl 1 . . . ' ' 4 ...- z V - l 4 'Y!Y X ' -, f gf ff Z- I X I V, f you 1.117 1 I CHARLES THORTON Pres1den! Class Flow Yellow Ccmelict l - enlor Uilluer IIIM ww HIFW mf fm r' 5 45 cn F Z-15 QE WW, 'HQ Q-g,,,,x L: 'v J' DOROTHY WELCH Secretary CIQSS Colors Yellow cmd White Treasurer 12 CHARLOTTE WEAVER BAKER Charlotte Cape May College Preparatory Always in the ltrtest fashion, New cfothes are her greatest passion. Dramatic Club l, 2: Make Up 2: Girls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4: Sub-Iunior Club 2, 3, 45 Student Council, Secretary-Treasure 4, lunior Prom Committee 3. MAXIE ORLANDA BEHELER Splendid Splinter Cape May College Prepa a org. Every day hes gett ng thinner But on the track hes always a wrnner sChorus1234 ndl 34 rerl y u234Sc'av 4FirePtrol34Ye-arbk 4 Sports ditor 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track l 2 3 4 Intramural Volley Ball 3 intramural Track 2 3 4 Intramural E sketball 3 4 NANCY L BENNETT Smiles West Cape May General Day in and d y out with never a p ep She couldnt be any qu eter if she were asleep Dramatrcs l 2 Girls Chorus 4 Bowling Club 3 lnr 'nural Hockey 3 DOROTHY MARY BORBACH Dotty Cape May College Preparatory Dottys well known and thats no fake But her safety driving takes th cake Dramatic Club l 2 3 School Pl y 2 3 4 Girls Caorus 4 Y arboo S 2 3 4 Literary Eato 4 lunicr Club 2 3 4 President 4 Student ouncil 2 lass reasurer 3 4 Iunior Prom Committee 3 Fire Patrol 3 4 Mom or l 2 Bowling Club 3 4 lntra'nura Basketball C Q ln rarnural Hockey 2 3 lntra ural Baseblal l 2 3 4 Tum ing Te m 2 'ntramural Tennis 2 3 4 C5 I3 U- P9 ' 'QNCQ wg-7' ev 1 benun J RUTH CALVERLEY Rutlue Villas oileqe Prepara ry But ie lef us and eg n roam But the sand in her shoes nas br ught her home rs Clc rus l 4 Tuarib 'ig Te m 2 BRUCE A CARTER Bruce pe May College Prepara ory We lfope 1 kes r rn many a mile ys Chorusl F all2 t Manager 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l Agriful ure Basketball l Agrrcu ture Basebal l ROBERT CHEW Bob rpe M11 College Prepara ry oaskel J 1 Ve. grveyuac e Cnances are lcis na'n 1 hew s Chrra ta e C ru 4 Brn cuti rs y an 4 Or hes ra ,' Clul Brske ral 2 4 Basf 4 lntramur ra 4 E IOAN CHURCH oan E ma e c s a e ln every mg s e 1 es qu e wel s Ch rus 1 BOY' r..:BG ,2,,:Ochsta'Ke Cl b ,o, ,..e re. rl 3, 7 ' a , 7 oo Staff . . . E' .: . , , 7 . , z Il . ll 5 ' x 4- 4' ' 3 ' e , ' ' ' 0 I A - Q l . 0 6 . nv 3 . 1 2 , A :1,,,, 1 ':.'f1l l,2,3,pe rk.tfrff,,,' A'rf,sub- ,,r.ft',,Kl'. U r t . ' 5 C ' : C t IW ' A T , z ' G : ' , 7 dr' l, 2, 3, 41 Io-Cap.a.n 4, Intramural Voile B:ll 2, 3, 47 ' ' C' 50' 7 f I m l 1 r , I h' t b a to , GA l' ro , 2, 3, g . 11. a. . Ca I 1 Erucefs face is one big smile, ta A 4 . BO ' 3 ootb ,f, r 5 , , 7 - -1 - I 'xt .J . 1 l i- .H Cf 4 f- , , to' 1 Nh ' ff thft que-sion? Jfll ' o lu . ' f r r e 's C . Boy'-' C , ' s l, 2, 3 47 All-S t 'ho s g ' d l, 2, 3, 45 E le e B wi Qi, 3 7. ,, ' ly Ke' ' 1 45 ' 14 rg. , Q 6, 'Q 'l ,3, , fbarl 2 3, 4, 'lrack 2, 3 , . . Jl ck ' 2, 3, g Football 2, 4. if 4 A A ,,, .. r Coll ge Preparatory Her-' ggrl who will excl, Girl ' Q ' , 2, 3, 4. 9 . QQ 'Q Seniors WISTER HARVEY DOUGHERTY Bamey Cape May College Prepara ory Barney D IS a star end He shauld e playmg a c uthbend Student Councl I 2 3 Class Presrdent 2 Cla s Reporter otball l Ba ll 4 Ba Intramural Basketball I Intramural Tra k I EARL EUGENE EVANS Gene Cape May General Snappmg prctures grves Eugene pleasure For he knows trrey ar scenes youll tre sure Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Footba 3 School Playl 2 3 Sc1oolP1per l Vearbook Staff I 2 3 4 Photographer 4 Boys Chorus I Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Photography Club 2 3 SYLVIA MARIE POULKE Y Cape Nay General At every g rr for the last four years You ve seen Sylvra lead the cheers Grrs Ch rusl 2 J 4 Qecretary 3 Su Iumor Club 2 3 4 School Paper 2 MODII r Commrttte 2 In r mural Basketball I 2 3 4 Intramural Baseballl 2 3 4 Intramural Va ey B I 2 3 4 Intramural Hockey I B whng Club 3 4 Cheerleader l 2 3 4 Capt m 4 CONSTANCE B HAND Conme Cape May College Preparato A nurse and New York IS her destrnatwn We hope she marrres a wealthy patrent Band I 2 3 Dramat1c Club l 2 Yearbook St Edrtor 4 Subluntor Club 2 3 4 Treasurer Counctl V1cePres1den 4 Class Secretary 3 lun or Comm1ttee 3 Flre Patrol 3 4 Athlettc Assocratron tary 3 Iumor Varslty Cheerleader 2 3 Varsity leader 4 Bowlmg C ub 3 4 Intramural Basketball l Intramural Voll y Ball 2 3 4 Intramural Hockey 2 mural Baseball l 2 Tumblmg Team 2 3 Intramural T HARRY E. CORSON Hurry Erma General After all, he's six feet fourg No wonder he has trouble getting through the door. Agricultural ludging Contest l, 2, 3, 41 luntor Prom Com- mittee 3g Boys' Chorus I. DANIEL IOSEPH CRILLY Dan Cap May General Crrlly IS so busy havrng some fun Thats why he never gets anytlrng done Iunror Pr m Commrttee 3 ROBERT M DENNY Bob Ftshrng ee General Russta nas notfung on th s young m He ook hrs course on the trve ye r plan Footba I 4 WILLIAM I DOLLINGER Bull Doll CUP MG! General I-reres to Bxll so carefree and gay We wlsh htm success along the way 'Ns YQ.. 234 I4 CORYLIN MAE HAND Corky Cold Sprrnq C miner a In chemrstry class she s realty qurte funny Wont she ever learn tnat es tubes ccs rr n y3 Grrls Chorusl 2 3 4 Commerctrl Club 3 4 urrror Prom Commrttee 3 Dramrttc Club I 2 3 Student Counctl I Intramural Basketball 3 4 Bowltnq Cub 3 4 Intramural Volley Ball 4 EDWARD S HAND Eddie Cold Sprtnq General Vftth that crop cf tramrnq Ilre Eddte rs someone to admzre Key Cub 2 Boys Chorus I Iumor Prom C mrmttte Basketball 2 4 Baseb 113 4 In ramural Bask b ll l 3 WILLIAM HAWLEY 1 West Cape May General All play and no work Thats the lrfe for me Football I 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseoall 3 4 Key ub 2 3 dent 4 nd 4 lun Pr Commrt ee 3 Boys Chorus 3 4 Intramural Track 3 LAURETTA MARIE HEAHN Polly I'-ISIIIDQ Creek Gen ral Heres o Polly for her ltter rry arts Ihe Seahorse wlll mrss her when sne deprrts 3 4 Intramural Hockey I 2 Intramural Volley 3 4 Intramural Tenms 3 4 School Play I 2 Guard 4 Glrls Chorus 1 3 4 School Paper 3 4 Assocrate Edrtor 3 Ed1tor nCh1eI 4 Sublun or Club 2 3 Clubl 2 Bowlrnq CILI 3 4 Commercral Club 3 Team 3 4 3Co Dramattc 'Iumblrnq rv- ' 'U' I5 :vm 'ISV MARIE ELIZABETH HICKS Ree Cape May Gen ral Betnq qurck and nmble o her I e Has made thrs qrrl a star athlete Grrls Chorus I Intramural Basketball I Intramural V ll y Ba I NORMA ELAINE HORN Nomm Erma Col eqe Prepar tory Norma rs very cheerful and gay A thoug rtful Mrss wth lrttle to say Grrl Chorus l 4 School Paper 1 Sub Iumor Club 4 Intramural Basketball 4 Intramural Volley Ball 4 IOHN THOMPBON HUGHES ack Cup May General Here s a boy who rerqns suprem On any team he s on the beam Boy Chorusl 2 3 4 Fxre P trol 3 4 Iunror Prom Com mrttee 3 Key Club 3 4 Pnotoqraphy Club 2 3 Track I 2 3 4 lntramL.ralTrar'kl 2 3 4 Base-balll 2 3 4 Basket I 3 4 Footba I 2 3 4 Capatn 4 lntramu Basketball I MABEL IOHNSON Biddle Cape May General Lauqhrnq Jok nq all ne year Mabels lrfe rs full of cheer Grrls Chorus I 2 4 Band 4 Intramural Basketball I 2 Intramural Volley Ball 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Soccer I 2 ' c ci l A 4 , r ' ' : ' G ' 3: , g a , g t . et' cr , '. Q, T ..B.u,, Q Sn - t Cl , 4, Presi - 5 Ba I 3, 7 UIor' om r ' t : ' , 1 3. Y Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 45 Intramural Baseball l, 2, . 7 . 1 Brill l, 2, , : ' . : , , : IOP I l ' ' . ' n e t ' ll . ' ' A V ,g ' K' 1, H HI .. 'C' . mtl' ,2, , , P tl , t I, mt ' ' . . : 1 , , 3, 47 Uv' KENNETH LEE MILLER IR Ken Cape lvlay College Preparatory P r hm self he s made a name Lets hope he makes the Hall of Fame Student Councr l 2 Socral Commrttee 3 Key Club 2 3 4 V1cePres1dent 3 Key Club Internatronal Trustee 3 Pres dent 4 Class Presrdent l Class VrcePres1dent 2 3 All State Chorus 3 4 Boys Chorus l 2 3 School Paper 3 Photography Club 3 Scrence Club 3 Intramur I Basketball 3 Basketball 4 Track l 2 3 4 Custodran of Coke Machrne I 2 3 Custodran of luke Bax l 2 LEMUEL E MILLER III Lem Cape May College Preparatory A dentrsts offrce hell occupy Hell be pulhng teeth by and by Student Councrl Presrdent 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Cla s Vrc Pres1dent4 Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Photographer 4 lunror Prom Commrtte 3 Sc ence Club 3 Presrdent 3 Baseball Manager 3 Assrstant Manager 2 Football Assrstan M n ager I Photography Club 2 Intramural Ba ketball l IDA MAY MURRAY Murph Cape May Commercral An attracttve grrl above youll see She s known to all as Just Murphy School Paper 3 Color Guard 3 4 Yearbook Staff 2 3 4 Art Edrtor 4 Student Councrl 2 3 Iunror Prom Commrtte 3 Commercral Club 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Intramural Volley Balll 2 3 4 Tumbling Team 2 3 Int mural Baseball l 2 3 4 Intramural Hockey l Bowlmg Club 3 4 Grrls Chorus 3 PAUL STETSON NORRIS Sprder Cape May College Preparatory Tall dark handsome and thtn All the grls hes sure to wrn Key Club 2 3 4 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Student Councrl 2 Class Executrve Commrttee 4 Scrence Club Secretary 3 Photography Club 2 Yearbook Staff Photographer 4 School Pl y 3 4 Baseball l 2 Intramural Track 3 4 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 IOAN HELEN KABALAN can Cape May Cornmercral Off to sunny Florrda she d d roam And now we re glad she s hnally home Crass Secretary I Student Councrl l 3 Yearbook Staff l 3 GIIIS Chart.. l 2 3 4 Socral Commtee 3 Varsrty Cheerleader 2 3 4 Intramural Basketb ll l 2 3 4 ap tam 3 Sub Tumor Club 2 3 4 Monrtor Commrttee 2 Intra mural Baseball 2 3 4 Frre Patrol 3 luruor Prom Commrt tee 3 Comrnercral Club 3 4 Tumblrng Team 3 4 Intra mural Volley Ball 2 3 4 Bowlrng Club 3 ALBERT G MccFARLANE Skeets Vrltas College Prcparat xy Heres a prtze lor some lucky gal Well lrked by all hrs 'tame rs Al Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Intramural Ba ketball 4 ELSIE MAIOR s Cape May General Here s a grrl that may go I r In basketball shes really a sar Band 3 4 Grrls Chorusl Intramural Basketballl 2 3 4 Intramural Baseball I 2 3 4 Intramural Volley Ball l 2 3 4 Intramural Soccer l 2 Intramural Hockey l IEANNE MARIE MATTHEWS Iecmme Vrllas Commercral A popular grrl IS thrs I rr lass Shes also tops 1n Commerc al class Band l 2 Color Gerard 4 School Paper Productron Man ager 4 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Assocrate Edrtor 4 Commerc al Club 3 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Bowlrng C ub 3 4 Intra mural Basketballl 2 3 4 CoCapta1n I Intramural Base Intramural Volley Bal l 2 3 4 Intramural Hockey 2 75 np. alb- 16 7.1 77 7 i I Q- 4 7 7 ' ' 's 7 7 7 7 I t 7 ' Q . X 7 7 I 3 7 7 7 7 C - 7 ' 7 7 I l 7 7 - ' I , a, 7 ' . 77 77 ' . 0 , Y . O. ...7 . I 4 7' I A I . ' ' 7 s . -'Q' ,- -W fy: HEI .7 I 7 7 7 7 - I1 ll 4 4 I c . ' r ' I A I f 7 7 ' 7 7 ' - 4 , , 4 4 7 A 7 7 ' 5 I 7 ' f 5 ' ball l, 2, 3, 47 Intramural Tennis l, 25 Tumbling Team 3, 41 7 7 I 7 7 7 7 - 1 I I I r l 2 7 J 7 7 7 7 7 7 ' , ' 'J . 1 1 I 7 7 J- ' 7. .7 7 . 7 . 7 '7 ' 2 7 7 7 . s ' e- ' - ' 2 7 ' 7 ' 7 7 ' 7 ' I I , 7 ' 7 ' t : - I ' 7 7 s . 7. .7 I 7 7 7 7 ' 7 7 ra- ' ,iz I' ' 7 7 7 7 7 H -' I 7 7 ' ' . .7 . 77 IZ 7 7 A 7 5 7 7 - 1? ELVA LORRAINE RICHARDSON Hcmbone Erma General She snqs as sweetly a l l A sweeter vorce you ve never nearrd Grrls Ch I ELIZABETH F RUTHERFORD Betty LJP1, G IMI l ,f s a W rnq She s rw ys rnovrnq fr rn pla e pl if atorettes Q 4 ln ramu l lc 4 um Llmq Tearn 2 ntr rnur rl H skew J rl B rse Bowlrrjz ul n r rresp nr rg Secre arf 4 Yearr ck S aff Ar Edt P rr m 'ee 7 D atc 1 mu a V MARGARET E SHARP Peggy rpe All J l f a, ftways a V ln Q-Jery Cr Wal shes very cg Class Prestdertt Q Year Class Secre arf 2 Studen Cfur Sue lunr f 'um r 'nmrt ee Baske r RUTH BARBARA SHAW Ruthie IF V9 Q1 ry y J II ur mrt np owltnq C uh Q, ear.g':' 52:2 5 :Arne :J L, PETREA SONDRA PEDERSEN Pedie Cape May General Perpetual talkinq and chewing of qum ls this qirl's idea of having fun. Class Vice-President lg School Paper 2, 3, 4, Associafe Editor 4: Cclor Guard l, 2, 3, 4, School Play l, Z, 3, 47 Yearbook Staff 3 4 Cl L Ed' r 'rn 'C u ' Student C ncrl 4 Frre Fa r l 7 um r Prom Cemmr tee J uma D sr 4 Comrrercra Clu llTlLll'T SK9 l'l'l'G'TlUf7l V lp turnl rnq Te tra nural Baselnal f luo 4 Key Swee heart 3 HERBERT S PHARO Herb Cape Mgy General Every class has r Romeo Herb rs ours as veu shcu J kn W Boys Chorus l Orchestra l luru r Prom Cnmtmtter ottzan l s e l ln u ll T Ck l 7 BLANCHE S POULSON Blanche 3139 M Y Col eqe Prepara ory er arnlrtrer a nurse o e A doctors wxfe rs our pr phecy 'Br mat1c Club 2 3 4 lun or Prom Comrnrttee 3 Monrtor Commrttee 3 Maqazrne Drrve Secret rv 4 GAII. ALBERT REEVES Meat C d Sprrrq Geperlstl rn e huqqznq fn the m rn er' rode 1n your ho d f r a ll Cluh 3 4 School Play' 4 M 4 Qu ur ludqmq Contest Clfo s ralan esrden 4 'H C 1 12 3157 4 Brslfetha rf. lnt rnatral Basketlall l ' J 'U guys, -rx E i. CHARLES R THORNTON Chuck Vrllas College Preparatory Hes presrdent of the Class of 50 And as you can see he s really n fty Dramatrc Club 2 3 Key Club 3 4 School Play 3 4 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Cass Pre rdent 4 Intramural Basketball IRVING ACKLEY TOZOUR Pud Erma General Mentron her name to Ackley Tozour And you can bet he knows her Secretary F F A 4 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Baseball I 2 3 Intramural Track 2 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Agrrculture Basketballl 2 3 Agrrculture Baseb lll 2 3 4 IOURDINE M VEARRINDY Gerry Vrllqg Commercral Gerrys pretty and petrte As you can see shes very sweet Grrls Chorus I 2 3 4 Commercral Club 3 Sub Iumor Club 2 3 Drarnatc Club 2 3 Iunror Prom Commtee 3 Year book Staff 4 Bowlrng Club 3 ANNE F WALTON Anne Cape May General Anne may be a trny grrl But that baton she surely can twrrl Class Executrve Commrttee 4 Grrls Chorus 4 Flre Patrol 3 4 Photography Club 2 Yearbook Staff Busmess Man ager 4 Monrtor Commrttet l 2 3 Sub ,Tumor Club 3 4 Mayorettes I 2 3 4 Captarn 4 Tumblrng Team 2 3 Intramural Basketballl 2 3 IntramurG1BGSebQ1l1 2 3 4 Intramural Volley Ball l 2 3 4 Intramural Hockey I IEROME M SHINEFIELD Jerry Vrnas General Thrs rs Mr Ensterns equ I To retatrve theory hell wrre a sequel Iunror Prom C mmtttee 3 School P'a,1 Stage Crew 3 4 KENNETH CHARLES SMITH Ken West Cape M y College Preparatory Along the road to every crty Youll soon see brrdges burlt by Smrtty Band I 2 3 4 Orchestra l Iunror Prom Commrttee Intramuro' B1-sk tball l 2 3 4 Intramural Track Z 3 WARREN G SPENCER Buddy Cape May College Preparatory Huntrng dogs on the run Is hrs rdea of havrng fun Boys Chorus I Frre Patrol 3 4 Iunror Prom Commrtte 3 Intr mural Baskttbal l 3 4 Intramural Track 3 4 Iunror Varsxty Brsketball 2 Agrrculture Basketball l Agrrcuture Baseball l MARVIN LEONARD TENENBAUM Marv Capt. May College Preparatory lack of all trades always rn style Lady Luck on hrm should smrle Student Councrl I Key Club 3 4 Yearbook Staff Photog rapher 4 Frre Patrol 3 4 Iunror Prom Commrttee 3 Boys Chorus l Orchestra I Photography Club Presrdent 2 Football Manager 3 Trackl 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball l 2 3 4 Intramural Trackl 2 3 4 Agrrculture Basket ball l Agrrculture Baseball l I8 .H .2 Cf . . I o 5 ,. .. .. 'nm .,,, 7 3, . -Q r 4 -V ,.,, .. ., ga! V . ' . 4 ' Q. bfi, . . 3 . tl ,I - I I ,. .. ' A ll ll A I I r - 1. 1 11 V ' , , . , , - . . I I 1 V 1 I ,: .: ,: f 5 ,s g -- 2,3,4. , - . , . , . ., ., , . , . . I . I W5 . - , . .. .. , . ,ff ,ffl IAMES RAYMOND WASHINGTON Clipper West Cape May College Preparatory Since on the gridiron he's such a flash, I-Ie'll wind up carrying the ball for cash, Student Council 3, Yearbook Staff, Sports Editor 4, Fire Patrol 2, 3, 4, Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4: Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track I, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baskeball l, 2, 3, 4, Agriculture Basketball l. DOROTHY ANNE WELCH ,.Dot., Cape May Commercial Dotty's got a little hobby, And as you know, his name is Bobby. Girls' Chorus 1 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, Commercial Club 2, 3, Sub-Iunior Club 3, 4, Class Secretary 4, Monitor Com- mittee 2, 3, School Paper 2, Iuriior Varsity Cheerleader 2, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Bowl- ing Club 3, 4, Intramural Volley Ball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Baseball l, 2, 3, Tumbling Team 2, 3, 4, Intramural Hockey 2, 3, Intramural Soccer 2, 3, 4. IOSEPH ROBERT WOEHLECKE ,.loe,. Cape May General I-Iere's a boy you all should know, A swell personality has our Ioe. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Track l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Intramural Track l, 2, 3, 4, Agricultural ludging Contest l, 2, 3, 4. LOUISA MAE YOST Louisa Cold Spring College Preparatory As anyone can plainly see, A very good nurse Louisa will be, Yearbook Staff 3, Dramatic Club 2, Tumblng Team 2, 3, Iunior Prom Committee 3, Sub-Iunior Club 2, 3, 4, Cwirls' Chorus l, 2, 3, 4. Beautiful Baltic ff A , ,. B - iff? ,, in Wham, E 4 1 i 1 V , .,,, ki' M ..-WI I - M, I .W , Q A M? Q .fir Il. V A. ISS: 4 5 f W , Ii In 4 ' .. ra f , 4 Eugene Evans Dorothy Borbach Margaret Sharp ' 'l4o'..'i.' '.-v ,Ti Q9 X Blanche Poulson Louisa Yost Orlando Beheler Constance Hand HUYYY C0505 Charlotte Baker Petrea Pedersen Reflection' P 'rs 73 'T , A' ' 'Q - 1'- ' X ' . 1 f Q A Q Q M, f 4 S wi, 5 I M ' I F X Ah , . , -. ,, C ' fi ,Q A , I I If ' I' K ,, -. W I A 1' . H X ' f f ' 5 V 4 u . Kx H 1. , -ff - 'kid 3 .41 fl Lobster my N bi. fs 05.1 f J X N. , rg 'ha ,N . S , .,-9 .. Q- M, A .sw . raw' ff vw 5'-li M,.,,.,, ,gif A if f x M, Lx M- 'ii-fl ,. 1' K I M on Ayr W' , 'I - as 5,75 A. g if ' pf-jg, ,. V . Q -4 - A ' - 1' f 7f : ' -Q? QVS- f' Z IJ rin AP UQ . 'itil' mmm 4 'W ' Mussel W Q-:sk 1 Crab ... -Wa, ? ' O fl, , hur- c. x X 3 v .. ,G A , Q 563' 4 '!7'-42 ,-,:'-an-,, ..,.- 1 .xl ..- . X -.F 'gs X x 'fkxx XX NX xx X.-, x X xxx XY X Whale A Xxx X X x ,. kk jx , -1-,M b X' k ff P' wX N A 0 4' Hb xl ,ff ' .ff , ,4 4 -JB: 2 i J BA' 'W QA QM 5 I Q 7 vi' --.sa-no . V --'H , . fo. e-new ....,,. - , ' in f ' we 1+ WE MIM rl MT L 0 IIIEJWME Nfl' T0 NEA in-5 Jia'-5-f 1 , -Q The ttde goes out and the tlde returns And after 20 years mv heart yearns To hear o my class of 1950 That uas the one that was always nz ty So down to Cape May I wandered And seezng the change I pondered Dlsturbed I went to watch the sea Where a bottled message brought these act Some rzends had sought the ar o strand And chose to wander tn a orezgn land Among these was Ken Muller doctor nou Whose wor tn Parts deserves a bow 'Thus gzvmg me courage urther I read To nd that Bob fCj and Ruth fC u ere wed eanne fMj and ule have ound much cheer Ah' Here was a boy who had run 1nto ame Cur old class preszdent Thornton bv name He d become Dean o Rutgers College And astounds everyone wzth h1s supertor nowledge My bottle message went on to say Connze H and Blanche IPI were nurses gay Thetr experzenced touch and soft 1nd votce Had made thear servzces the very chorce Ruth KSQ who rn school was always merry Had become a secretary ourdme V her speczal rzend Deczded on the very same end Pedte was well nown or oratory So here s a lt ely end to her story She talked her way through her career And 18 now ma :ng speeches ar an near rf' 1 1 g -,,,,,... Dottte Bj zs now a famous playwrtght Who u ent to Hollyu ood zn just a ortntght She travels around tn her Cadtllac cars And goes to partzes gzven bv stars Marvzn KTQ and Albert fMj have thrown ln together Now the erry sazls tn all ne ueather Thus connects Delaware wtth our Cape May Thezr openmg must have been qurte a day oan KCI and Norma IH nou teach thzrd grade They lzke the chtldren and enjov thts trade One teaches zn the East the other un the West But between them I can t tell whtch IS the best The next ew lmes were wet and blurred But to Ac lev Tozour Im sure they re erred He was now the Mayor of Old Cape May And declared no school every other day A denttst ts our Lemuel Muller When he hlls your teeth he s qu1te a drzller Hts ejlctent nurse ts Corvlzn Hand It seems thetr buszness IS just grand An expedttzon to Alas a le t a year ago Dan Crtlly lead at and too along foe fW A ew months later the papers told How they now mzllzonarzes had dtscovered gold Orlanda Beheler ts a C P A He wor s wzth numbers every day Hts helpful asststant as Warren Spencer Wzth hgures he s qurte a condenser 'Then I read about Harry KC and Carl KR I always predrcted they d never al They ve made good armers and luve tn plenty Each owns acres a hundred and twenty Charlotte KBQ was once a very good teacher Unttl she and George had a date wrth a preacher Now her duttes have changed to a home And to school no more shall she roam Our ootball heroes Barney KD and jun W Have made their lt e ull to the brtm 'They both have used the rtght approach And each one has become a ootball coach 4? 41 v n 1 ' ' n f ' . x . A A if -I I -.. Q f ,V - . f V I V . N C ' I r Q r A ' l w 4 f ' ' , ' A ' ' 'f - f ' , li , ' f - 1 f 's to me. - ' ' Q f ' f ff ' I 'Y I f e , ' Q 4 , 1 li ' ' - ' ' k f ' 5 A I I f ' ' ls I- 5 J , , n ' , . . I . Q y ' Others, it seems, chose this careerg I l f ' A - ' . . .g . 4 - f , . k , . l J 3 f ' -K I ' ' ' f i, - ' f ' ' 'g ' I I . . . h . , A . r ' ' I I ' ' I D 1 g I A I I, ' f ' . I ' I ' f . I ' K 2, I ' 'f f ' , 4 n li f 5 ' , ly ' k . f I . lt e so f - 'I !f7',' il 1? -'K 41 ,gt Petite Ann Walton wtth her dancxng grace And small thm orm and pretty face Has won renown on stage and screen She s gone ar that s platn to be seen The message that came rom the ocean blue Revealed more nurses exactly two These were Nancy Bennett and Polly Hearn Two o the best who thls honor could earn Ken Smnth an archttectual engmeer Enjoys has wor both ar and near He has done good wor along the wax But the best has been an Old Cape May Paul fNj ts now head of the A 69' P Store So he has the chance to stay at the shore Hts secretary Dottte Welch suzts htm to a 'I' Because she understand her wor rom A to Z Bruce Carter is now a French teacher And also I nd an asszstant preacher I read he sttll has the very same smtle And hrs dzsposttton they cannot rtle The message that came an utth the tzde Satd that ball KDQ and Eddze KHQ work stde by slde 'They own a garage on Washzngton Street When you take your car there you gate tt a treat Eugene E and has camera you ll nd everyuhere He owns a large shop on the mam thorough are 'Two o hrs models oan Kabalan and Ida May Murray Pose or pzctures rom une untrl anuary erry Shrneheld has become a map ma er And to my surprtse B111 Hawleys a ba er Each has succeeded tn the field of hrs chozce One owns a Cadrllac the other a Rolls Royce Peggy Sharp followed her szster Nancy To be a telephone operator was her fancy She ts now operator tn chze That s where she belongs rn my belze A champton wrestler Herb Pharo became He chose thxs sport to lead htm to ame Bob Denny also achteved ame tn the rtng He ts now heavywetght boxzng mg Marte fHj and Elste lMj own a dress shop Thenr fashuons are the cream o the crop 'They have all sorts of ne creatzons Includmg some from other natnons 'A' 477 X X- X Wx .Ji 4K S--f A restaurant rs owned by Lorrame fRl and Mabel K No better ood was ever put on a table In no other restaurant utll you be as uell ed All over South ersey thezr ame has spread The message that came to me rom the sea Satd 'lack Hughes soon poltce chte wall be He started as a czty cop Now he s rtsmg to the top Sylvza and Betty are movte queens In any country they can be seen They well deserve the ame they ve uon Cause they ve always been second to none Thls was all my message had to say But at gave me the news of Old Cape May It seems the motto of the Class o 50 Stull goes cause we are stzll just as nz ty Louzsa 'Yost 1' Q . -Af , 'I Q' 4 'ik I an 4 4 , 'f ,Q an I! . fy , s Q I f 1 ' , x4 f . g . 'u - It f .' . Au twirl , lg J, f f J- -13 , , , f I kf . ,cr V fg ,Q , 1 , of . fi I, . 1 , .f 4 g , , r 4: fl ' fri fr . . f 'V fo ,J g l ., ' f, f ' f f 1 I . s J, I, ,ft 1 ' k, by . I. 1 ' k-' ' . I J, 4' . r., 4. . r , .fg . . f Q, g , f . ,U 4 r , k.. . v. I f Q i ' . In .I , I MW WILL 0 ll WAI' WITII Tll 0 EM We the Cla s of 1050 Cape May Hrgh School Cape May Yew lersey oerng of sound mmd do hereby make and publxsh th1s our last wrll and testament bequeathrnq our posses rons to the underclassmen as hereafter stated Charlotte Baker bequeath my shxck test to next years h alth class Orlando Beheler leave my sports knowledge to Rrchard Matchner Nancy Bennett w1ll my two front teeth to V1rg1n1a Kreck Dorothy Borbach bequeath my dramatrc abrlxty to Stephame Steger Ruth Calverley leave wrth Bob Chew Bruce Carter leave my manly physrque to Iohn Dorsey Robert Chew wrll my shade trees to Barbara Stevens loan Church bequeath my shy ways wrth boys to lean Harvey Harry Corson wrll my herght to Howard Wrng Danrel Crrlly leave my seat rn detentxon hall to Glona Ferguson Robert Denny beque th my hot rod to Don Moss Wrlram Dollmger leave my knowledge of the hot sp nts to Marre Breen Barney Dougherty wrll my bachelor lrfe to Ralph Bakley Eugene Evans leave for the last trme Sylvra Foulke bequealn my captarncy tn cheerleadmg o Elalne Morrrs Const nce Hand wrl my As rn science courses to loan Porter Corylm Hand leave my broken glasses to Nancy Leeds Edward Hand bequeath my Jalopy to anyone crazy n ugh to drrve rt Wrllram Hawley wrll my trumpet to Ray Slormb Lauretta Hearn leave my shorthand abrl ty to Dotty Pfaff Mane H cks bequeath my pep to Florence Frdler Norma Horn wrll my mckname to anyone who wants rt Iohn Hughes leave my football abrlrty to Furman Lee Mabel Iohnson bequeath my abrlrty to laugh to Ken Iohnston loan Kabalan wrll my shapely legs to luanrta Kelley Elsre Nator leave my sportsmanshrp to Mane Porter Albert MacFarlane wrll my sneak box to Davrd Stout enneth Mrller leave my successful career rn Key Club lnternatronal to Ioe Sperber Lemuel Mrller bequeath my place ln Student Councrl to lune Taylor Ida May Murray wrll my good nature to Blanche Carr Paul Norrrs leave my lucky cue strcks to Tom Beamer Pedre Pedersen bequeath my borsterous manner to Barbara Church Herbert Pharo leave my mockrng and Jokes to Beech Fox Blanche Paulson wrll my problems to any good math student who may b able to solve them Gall Reeves leave I hope' Lorrame R1chardson bequeath my soprano voxce to Marv Behel Elrzabeth Rutherford wrll my love for boys to Pearl Collms Margaret Sharp leave my mrschrevous ways to Florence Schelenger I Ruth Shaw bequeath my pleasant personahty to Martha Roman lerome Shmefreld w1l1 my fake wrlst wat h to any student who has exam trouble next year Kenneth Srruth leave my mathematrcal mmd to Elarne Morrs Warren Spencer bequeath my huntmg dogs to Carroll Brown Marvrn Tenebaum wrll my speed to Francrs lackson Charles Thornton l ave my hrstory marks to Mary Iones Ackley Tozour bequeath my studrous and quret ways to Caro yn Savrns Iourdrne Vearrrndy w1ll my qrggles to Lenore Elwell Anne Walton leave my new fur hat to Sh rley Morrrs lames Washmgton bequeath my French abrl ty to Paul Hart Dorothy Welch leave Bobby but only for awhrle loseph Woehlcke wrll my abrlrty to pester grrls to Drck Cnlds Loursa Yost bequeath my curly locks to Rose McCoy ln wrtness whereof we have subscrzbed our names and frxed our seal thrs frfteenth day of Iune rn the year of our Lord one thousand nne hundred and tzfty Wxtnesses Mr Paul Ensmmger Mr Frank Tedesco Mr Arthur Iarvrs Charles Thornton This page sponsored by 24 Carl I Records MD Louxs Matteru Attorney at Law George M Iumes Attorney at Low I, , ' ' e . I, , ' . I, , ' . l, , ' . l, , ' . I, , , ' . I, , ' ' ' . l, , a - . I, f, ' ' . I, , ' . I, ' ' , L ' ' ' L ' ' . l, a , 'I ' ' ' . I, ' , . I, , ' e 1 ' ' . l, ' ' , ' . I, , ' ' . I, ' t , ' . I, , ' ' ' . I, , ' A . I, , ' ' . I, , ' ' . l, Ieanne Matthews, bequeath my figure to Bertha Reeves. I, , ' ' . I, K ' , ' . ' . I, , ' . I, ' , ' . I, ' , ' . I, , ' g ' . I, , ' ' e , . I, ' , - . I, ' ' , ' er. I, , ' ' , . I, , '. . l, ' ' , ' ' 3 . I, ' , ' ' ' i . I, , ' . I, ' , ' ' . I, , e ' . I, , ' ' I ' . I, , I ' . l, ' , ' . I ,,,' . I, , ' ' ' ' ' 1 ' . I, ' , , .lunlur Senior Prom A1 1ll,:,n1l,,,pvW,,..-n ,fir -14.1 -ng pl W' .M- vi-ff-ff? 361' 'Q gleam 'rf uw j dl' 6 S N 'X ff' 'Vx S .-nl W '11s-v Q- .L l -.Q - n v I ' 0 x ' 'Q f g 5 .1 1 1- ' W5 Q ' -1 - 4 vg , . -just . 5 ui as -..- -.fi W - I I i ga 1 1 , ' :rin K ' -4 ' -g ' Q, Q ff ' , ., .1 nP 1 ,pw Q ,F . Q i A l Q - l 1, ,V 1, I Q- -, , , . vi ff. ,. .., ' v I 4 . 2 , . 5 1 D Q vs. ' gl W- ji kk- A, A 27- 'N I , Q' ' ,. yn, iz., ' ZL V ff f- I 'Fw' 1 ' I ' V - N K 4 f , f- .f it Qggfgsg 1 53 I I ' ! . ' ' V , , X: ' n. . ' , ...,, Y 'I K ' X 5,412 ' ,'-- . . .f -xx! V Ii, N .A x ' Q 1 M aa - .- su - - W mm 2 V-ffaf 4 n 'fi . A lffl' ' ' 3' T 534 ' N' ' ,. ' ,D ,. ,... 1 I. I L Y X A A tgla . . ixkrgf . XS 51 ' x , f' Q' Q cg 'W gl v X A-' ' , I if Q A' X34 Q X 3 ' Ax K 8 x 'I ' f 4 A Y - g x X yur . , J 4., l Q . , 'L '42 L.. ' - I WW ,, . 5' q W- -1 - in' b ,Q Q f .IL P ,A 5 ' ull ' ,xkx ' - ' - O ,Li 'h 2.11-1 C 9 - . , , go X , . ..- - - -- . Q h - . ..- X .L 1 f' ' l .,:... Q u vs -F X ' '- mf . : , . ' . xi QM nv-Q -N x at 1' qt 'Gig urea- MA 'YN V 1. 'bib .- I f 11 ..,... - 'Q - .....-V, ' ' -- -,,-.- e As we grow and mature, we little fish are going to take the place of those that have vacated familiar waters for some foreign sea. With us in control. Cape Mcxy's prestige will not suffer any loss. ' ..-.N CU ' ' ' '- i' - Q I WE WE LITTLE FISII Ill' A 016' NEA sig. ul. ,Q ' ,IKM Y 'Z' lx' N 4: 'dis 'ee nderolasses This page sponsored by: A Ixiend E-Z Markets. Inc.. 800 Washington St. Donald A. Govor. Esq. REFLECTIONS at Q ' 1- J f' f-5 --r 1' '.' .fllf 'L-4 4' 1 ' X: 1 , A ' - S W qt ogg l H 'fn' .gy 'fl 4,1 ' -P - J ' V In 5 .Bb 'K N 'J SOPHOMORES FIRST ROW: Ornsby Kauffman, Hillary Kelley, Henry Bennett. Irvin Hoffman, Howard Wing, William Hicks. Norman Howell. William Franz, Albert Passalacqua. Miss Holiday. SECOND ROW: Richard Matchner, Richard Oliver, Robert Mears, George Haggerty, Robert McCuller1, Louis Walton, Allan Robson, Walter Madden. THIRD ROW: Joseph Fraser. Beech Fox, Robert Shea, George Egbert, George Helden. Fulvio Cannone. Donald Ackroyd, Harry Landauer. Mary Beheler . , i Betty Anne Bex Virginia Kreclc . Virqinia Kreck Betty Kehr . . loan Porter . . Kay Wallace , Virginia Kreck Mary Beheler . . Betty Kehr , Marie Pantalone Marie Pantalone Best Scholar Best Class Worker , . Class Leader Most Popular Best Athlete i Best Lookinq Best Dresser Best Natured Best Mannered Best Musician Chatterbox i , , i Scatterbrain VIRGINIA KRECK BETTY ANNE REX s9C1'efCl1'Y Treasurer David Trimble George Holden Bobert Shea Fulvio Cannone , , Bobert Mears . Allan Robson Robert Shea larnes Gilhooley lack Douglass Baymond Slarnb larnes Fernys i larnes Fernys f DO F- 2 ' ' 24, Tp -n DQ O0 Jw, I 40 'Li FRESHMEN FIRST ROW: Martha Roman. Margaret Leminq, Betty Ludwiclr, Stephanie Steqer. Frances Wise. Carol Matchner Mary Marvin. Suzanne Kasch. Juanita Kelley, Loretta Shaw. SECOND ROW: Frances Oxendine, Eva Wright, lda Bell. Betty Lou Taylor, Phyllis Catarcio. Madeline Iones. Norma McClyment, Rosalie Lord. Katherine McNamara. THIRD ROW: Walter Briscoe. William Kimsey, David Elliot, Terrie Roseman. Leslie Bartkowiak, Donald Annour, Sheppard Taylor, Howard Snyder, Richard Thompson. Robert Mitchell. FOURTH ROW: William Iones: Bruce Bennett, Richard Reeves. REFLECTIONS 1 Mary Marvin Carol Matchner . . i Kathryn Fernandez Stephanie Steger . Frances Wise , , Loretta Shaw .. . Stephanie Steger . Loretta Shaw . . . Best Scholar . . Henry Milligan Best Class Worker . . .. Class Leader Most Popular Best Athlete Best Looking , Best Dresser Best Natured Terrie Boseman Howard Snyder George Loper Donald Armour George Loper Richard Reeves . . 4 Walter Chapman Betty Ludwick , Best Mannered .. . William lones Mary Marvin . . , Best Musician . . . . Gerald Wuerker Doris Matthews , . Chatterbox . . . . Henry Milligan Edna Thysens i Scatterlorain . . . . Harry Thomas MARY MARVIN CAROL MATCHNER SeC1'eftI1'Y Treasurer tab' ,,-f 0--' IOIIIIEO tvw-Q.: Q ' Nfl? IXVTEKEJTN AIM' AJ' AJ' AWA LWIMY 'iazgfl fl bf.....f- M ' -' - K 3' A --QQES' - V V',il4 C H - , ' 1 MMLDLKC lust as the spray is only a portion of the ocecm's splendor, so are the activ- ities only a part of the school program: but both add a quality that places each beyond ihe scope of mediocrity. as W Qoffse Y YUM l , ,gn - -Q- i DIZIJJMTICS 4 Aotlvltle Cape May High School Key Club Raymond Adams, Cape May Printing C 81 gf 1 i 'r -9 if , 5- 'lv--. FIRST ROW: Ida May Murray. leanne Matthews. Anne Walton, Dorothy Bor- bach, Pedie Pedersen, Elizabeth Ruther- 2 tord, Dorothy Welch. SECOND ROW: Polly Heam. Connie Hand, Mr. Martin. Mrs. Schellenger, Iourdine Vearrindy. Ruth Shaw. THIRD ROW: Lemuel Miller, Orlanda Beheler. Euqene Evans, Marvin Tenebaum, Paul Norris. , , 1 v A ' V X s A ts .., ,. 50 YAM EPAC Editor-in-Chief . . . . , . , . , . ..,,..,,, Constance Hand Associate Editor . . ,.,........... Ieanne Matthews Literary Editor i . . . A Dorothy Borbuch Art Editors , . , Ida May Murray, Elizabeth Rutherford Photographers .,.. . Eugene Evans. Lemuel Miller. Marvin Tenenbaum Sports Editors Orlanda Beheler, Iames Washington Club Editor , . .. .Petrea Pedersen Business Managers . ,, Anne Walton, Paul Norris Typists .,,,... Ruth Shaw, Dorothy Welch, Lauretta Hearn, Iourdine Vearrindy Adviser, ,, . . .. .. Mr. Martin Art Adviser . Mrs. Schelltenqer 96 '7 a U' , ,, e X This is the first time that a yearbook staff of this school has produced an annual with a theme running through its pages. Since the ocean plays such an important part upon all our lives, we have endeavored to use it as a chain to link together the various events and activities that have taken place in our school during the past year. Although we are using a new technique, our purpose, however, is the same - a record- ing of the big and little events that take place in our school in as interesting a manner as possible' This page sponsored by: Charles A. Furey, M.D. A Friend 36 AGP Employees, L. Iackson Mgr 1 X N 7 J'EAII0lt'iS' Editor-ln-Chief ,.,.............. Lauretta Hearn Associate Edltor ..... ..,, P etrea Pedersen Sports Editor .,... ..,.... D onald Moss Exchange Editor .... ...,., E lisabeth Sweeten Lllerary Editor ,... ..,. F lorence Schellenger Art Editor ..........., ...,.. V irginla Kreck Production Manager ,.... ,,.. I eanne Matthews P Business Manager ..,..........., Elizabeth Tehbs Typists ..,..... Dorothy Welch, leanne Matthews, Ruth Shaw. Lauretta Hearn FACULTY ADVISER Literary ..................,.,...... Mr. Martin 'Y 'Q FIRST ROW: Elisabeth Sweeten, Dorothy Welch, x Donald Moss. Lauretta Heam. Ieanne Matthews. SECOND ROW: Virginia Kroclr, Elizabeth Tebbs. , Mr. Martin. Pedie Pedersen. Florence Schellenger. 3 The Seahorse, the student newspaper at Cape May High School, makes its appearance about five times a year. Within its pages can be found the news and gossip of the school. Since the paper, which is the joint product of the staff and office practice class, is a mirneographed one, it requires a great deal of work to get out an issue. Each article is written in long- hand first: then it is proofread and typed, and proofread once again before it is stenciled. After the stencils have been made. the pages of the paper are run through the rnirneograph machine, and then they are stapled together, giving a finished paper. Compliments of HAROLD R SCHRIVER 37 ll' 351 X A V-, 4 iff OFFICERS Constance Hand, Vice-President: Lemuel Miller, President: Charlotte Baker, Secretary-Treasurer. SEATHD: David Trimble, Barbara Stevens, Constance Hand. Lemuel Miller, Charlotte Baker. Georqe Egbert, Petrea Peder- sen. STANDING: lame: Gilhcoley, Suzanne Kasch. Betty Ludwick, Mary Marvin. Stephanie Steger, Mr. Tedesco. Pa- tricia Holden. Betty Anne Rex, Mary Beheler. lune Taylor. Richard Lambert. . . .M ,5QT NT NWT l'0l!!Vl'l The government of Cape May High School is in the hands of the Student Council, which is made up of representatives chosen by the students and the principal. This body makes the laws which govern the students' conduct while they are in school. In order to carry out its many duties, the Council has set up minor committees, such as the House and Grounds Committee, Monitor Committee, and Social Committee. Thus, the Council is able to maintain good government through the distribution of duties. Since this governing body represents the students, the members make certain to give the pupils a just but fair government, and as a result the students are Willing to work with their Council. I Q I , .1 Vg, s l ri iw., ti, twig... . IIEI' L 6' xff' , dt .! ' 33: N rn- 2: Fx lax dir Q4lR,,JiI Cape May High Schools Key Club, al- though having been organized for only tive years, is one oi the outstanding clubs in Key Club International. The club has had international officers for the past tour years, including the International President this year. The Key Club has done much to aid and improve the school during the past few years. It is now helping to purchase a public address system for the high school. ln competition with over 700 Key Clubs throughout the United States and Canada, the Cape May Club has been among the top three in achievement reports for the past three years. Yes, Cape May High School is justly proud of its Key Club. it Q- i OFFICERS Richard Child. Treasurer: Kenneth Miller. Presi- dent ot Key Club International: William Howley. President: Paul Hart. Vice-President: Orlanda Beheler. Secretary. FIRST ROW: lames Gilhooley. Lemuel Miller, Richard Childs. Kenneth Miller, William Haw- ley, Paul Hart. Orlanda Behe- ler. Marvin Tenenbaum, Paul Norris. SECOND ROW: Mr. Swain. Ralph Bakley, Fulvio Cannone, Robert Shea. Iohn Hughes. Gail Reeves. Georqe Egbert, Charles Thornton, Ken- neth Iohnston, Robert Chew, George Holden, Ioseph Fra- ser. Mr. Pleviak. get--J 'fi' -. eff w.-...ar-' f y f :- ' -fif- JYXIIF XII NIL' The Band, the most active unit in the Music Department this year, not only began the school term by playing at all the school football games but also lent its talents to the City's Halloween festivities by marching in the parade that was held. After a somewhat inactive winter, the Band busted itself in the spring with the annual concert and the County Festival. Although the Band is more active than the Choruses this year, the boys and girls teamed up several times at Christmas to give a program which the P.T.A., Woman's Community Club, and student body enjoyed greatly. Despite the fact that there will be no County Festival for the Choruses this spring, there will be an operetta. f BAND FIRST ROW: Elsie Maior, Alberta Hopkins, Mabel lohnson. Irvin Hoffman, Iohn Hevey. Robert An- derson, Nancy Leeds, Irene Taylor, Florence Schel- lenger, Iune Taylor, Barbara Church. SECOND ROW: Orlanda Beheler, Rose Simpkins, William Hawley, Robert Mitchell, Gerald Wuerker, Ray- mond Slamb. Elizabeth Kehr, Doris Matthews, Howard Snyder. Kathryn Fernandez. THIRD ROW: Richard Thompson, Paul Hart, lean Harvey. Mary Marvin. Katherine McNamara, Norma Mc- Clyment, Barbara Lexa, Margaret Wright. Kenneth Smith. FOURTH ROW: William Kimsey. Francis Iaclcson, Robert Chew. MAIORETTES FIRST ROW: Anne Walton. SECOND ROW: Shir- ley Morris, Margaret Wallace. THIRD ROW: Rose McCoy, Patricia Holden, Elizabeth Rutherford. COLOR GUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Petrea Pedersen, Ieanne Mat- thews, Evelyn Cook, Elsie Feller, Lauretta Heam, Ida May Murray. i i i l ,i 2 S , t J 4 '58 84- S f ., , X 7. ' .1 ,gg I,-'41 P it 1, l Q1 ' z f 1 -Iii? Ll,L f - is A Iii llll l I ll, A , .!..!--4' SCIENCE CLUB The recently organized Sci- ence Club, which is under the leadership of Mr. larvis, gives the student scientist the oppor- tunity to pursue the subject to a much greater extent than would be possible during a reg- ularly scheduled class. FIRST ROW: Hillary Kelley. Harry Landauer. SECOND ROW: Eunice Beheler, Charles Thornton, Ornsby Kauffman, William Franz, Ioseph Davis, Elsie Feller, Mr. Iarvis. THIRD ROW: Mary Beheler, Virginia Kreclc, James Gilhooley. Francis Izxckson, Patricia Holden, Henry Bennett. 4.7 LZ WN MONITORS The quick, orderly passage ot students through the halls between periods is not due to chance but to Mrs. Cresse's Monitors, who perform a very great service in regulating trat- tic and keeping noise at a mini- mum. Ianet Von Colin, Barbara Church. Mrs. Cresse, Phyllis Hall, lean Harvey. DRAMATIC CLUB The Dramatic Club not only gives aspiring thespians the opportunity to learn something about acting, but the club also o t f e r s excellent training in m a k e - u p and stage setting. This group is under the leader- ship ot Mr. Shill, Suzanne Kasch, Virginia Kreck, lean Harvey, Carol Malchner, Mr. Shill, Beryl Collins. -ul -+- B SQA' af 1 .I f LEFT TO RIGHT: Charles Thornton. Iune Taylor, Gail Reeves. Paul Hart, Dorothy Borbach 'K '7 y ' Mr MW IZ xml wmv N LEFT TO RIGHT Dorothy Borbcxch Iune Taylor Charles Thornton Irvm Hoffman Stephame Steger Suzanne Kasch Thls year s school play The Tower Room Mystery was presented by the students on December 8 and 9 The play IS centered around lack Chahce and Kate Chahce who 1nher1t a castle IH the West V1rq1n1an Mountatns The servants be lteve 1t IS haunted and try to make Kate and lack Chaltce beheve tt too From the moment when Myra Vernon arrtv s to tell of a mystery man who IS keepmq her from f1nd1na the qold hldden by her qreat qrandfather durmq the ClV1l War the mystery play becomes a comedy whlch IS made most htlarxous by the anttcs of the supposedly crazy Mrs Barrett Later you learn that Kennedy Elsworth has planned all the wetrd happerunas tn order to prov1de lack wtth enough mater1al for the myst ry play he wants hlm to wrtte At the end of the play the gold IS found and Myra and lack fmd that they are 1n love 45 LEFT TO RIGHT Dorothy Borbach Charles Thorn ton Petrea Pedersen 'Q l J K d . I- i L1 qi 'I ' '-' X ' ' 4 . ' 'xl X tI EX' 'fi I . I X I 1 t I i A I AI v t . .v.,- . N . 5 ,,.a. l I A ,rt TI. ' s 1 I I X 1 l X X at ' I - X A ls! -. - A - - ' ,.,- - yi , f' , .. A 3 . . . . I I ,qI I lx: :wth II ., I I ggi' 'l , A ' e ' ' . t 4 at I I I 4 I ,nf . T T 1 f . f' , .I F su' ' I 4 , X 4 ' I ' ' ' ' if , 4 T . . 15,4 t H . I if D I I II X ,J if . ,M H ,,,.....,,, ., . H.- -.....- 'f ASSEMBLY Pli0JlMflItY 'ff' The Band Lets Off a Little Steam. Mr. Marvin Opens the Career Conference Watch Your VOICE V1brate' Ken Leads Us m the Flag Salute. Cape May Pays Tnbute to Her Trees. Q t K 3105.51 A Pflfiqffflg A Chnstmas Program 'N' ww-dp. -faqjrx-zzgglmwf WI II NAI!! W fIPPh'0lfIL Ill NMXVN M 0l!lI M0 A JSE- .Js,,s lr JL. Lcxshmg wcrves and rocrnnq crowds v1e for honors as they watch our team mn actmon cmd as they lend theu voxces to cheer 1t on czgcxmst some worthy foe Both acclcnm then' team wlth all themr mxght .215 ,Js.zM,.J'1 -jg ..z'x-A, XJ-lg ss Xisfjs x. XX? x me-ss 3559 Q Y SXXX S Athletic Thus page sponsored by Henrxs Restaurants, Cape May and Phxlc Loyal Order ot the Moose, Cape May Lodge No 1054 -W W., .L.. Y ,V QM ..--bv 1 1 , Y Y -rwgl I ...,:. e. - ,t ot., Z yy- A t ,.,,.-,,,k-- yy , gf - ,.,,,,. . DL N, I ak N :ef i -' ol: --w Du, , A s ,' Mm .inn .af-.A - J. 1 V f' ' HRX ' X fe 5 X , XXX -. s xx IQ: V , N g ,L Y X - it so , -1 X ' I I Q' ,f rf 1 . K X ' X . . . . X - , r e e , X MR PLEVIAK and MR STEGER Faculty AdV1Sel'S Ht 'pw 'S . K GAIL REEVES Prestde ROBERT MEARS V1ce Pres1dent Y? -..L CONNIE HAND Secretary A IME I0 flAlY00l,H'l0!l' Through tts member h p drrve rn the tall the Athletxc Assocratlon rarses sutfrc ent funds to get the sports program ot the school 1nto hrgh gear As th year progresses the varsrty teams are abt to make the1r own Way Those who become members protrt because they are allowed to attend all the games at a greatly redu ed rate The ass cratron serves another purpose Just as rmportant as the frrst The orgamzatron has been successful down throuQh the years rn promotrrg good wrll between Cape May and her rrvals For thrs reason there has never been any drtfrculty rn schedulmg games wrth other schools rn our class as all op ponents enloy rneetrng a trrendly team Wrth a polrte tollowmg Such a worthy organrzatrop rs certamly worth our contrnued support 3 UM N ! A-D. orrxcrzns LEFT TO RIGHT Constance Hand Secretary. Gall Reeves. President: Robert Mears, Vice-Prggidgnf, 48 BIB pq 1 6' 1 ,i ,tw t FOOTBALL TEAM FIRST ROW: Ioseph Woehlecke, Iohn Dorsey, Robert Mears, Robert Chew, Richard Howard, lohn Hughes. Barney Dougherty, Iames Washnigton, William Hawley, Ralph Bakley, Herbert Pharo, Fulvio Cannone. SECOND ROW: Albert Passalacqua, Anthony Szwak, William Franz, William Hicks, Thomas Lewis, Donald Moss, George Haggerty, Robert Shea, George Holden, Richard Washington, Thomas Owen s, Ioseph Piister, Mr. Steger. THIRD ROW: Herbert Owens, Sheppard Taylor, George Loper. Robert Mitchell, Ioseph Biclcs, Raymond Hevey, William Kimsey, Walter Briscoe, Beech Fox, Bruce Bennett, Robert Arinqton, Donald Armour, Ioseph Haggerty, Bruce Carter-Manager. WI II WI, WW FOOTBALL 1949 Season's Record lidfllltlfifb' MMV Ifl With only a few veterans reporting for football this past Fall, Coach Steger was CAPE MAY OPP. forced to field a somewhat inexperienced but 0 , , Swedesboro ,. , well-coached team that played its heart out 5 - Woodsiown V most of the way. 19 'fiddle Twp' ' 0 Although this team does not rate with IZ ' Zgjcgmbor E some of our powerhouse elevens of the recent 0 Ocean City H 35 past, the Squad was able to win four out 6 Hammonton . 7 of the nine games played. Two others were 24 P- Atlantic CNY Tech- 0 lost by relatively close scores. 7 ' Wildwood A ' 19 Since several sophomores and juniors showed a great deal of promise during the past season, the Blue and Black followers feel that their team will soon again be a power to fear on the gridiron. CO-CAPTAINS Barney Dougherty and lohn Hughes This page sponsored by: C. P. Chew, Ir. V! JW HE 1? NIKE BALL NPIIITEU' To date the basketball team has shown no signs of being of championship calibre, but it has shown itself to be a better than average squad - one capable of breaking even or better in the number of won games for the season. Since this year's quintet is a better all- around tive than last seasons squad, and al- though it isn't comparable to those teams repre- senting the school three and four years ago, it shows that we are in a transitional period and that Coach Steger's guiding hand has been fashioning a team that will, in another year, equal and surpass the records of his other great teams. All DATE December December December Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary Ianuary January lanuary February February February February February February February February February BASKETBALL '49-'50 SEASON'S SCHEDULE OPPONENT , . Pleasantville . . . . Sacred Heart . , . Atlantic City Tech. , , . Egg Harbor Atlantic City Tech. , . . , Wildwood . . Hammonton ,. . Holy Spirit Ocean City ,. , Egg Harbor . . Sacred Heart . . Pleasantville . . Middle Twp. Ocean City . Hammonton Middle Twp. . . Wildwood ,. Holy Spirit FIRST ROW: William Haw- ley, Edward Hand, Barney Dougherty. Kenneth Miller, Robert Chew. SECOND ROW: Gail Reeves, Bruce Carter. Ralph Bakley. Orlanda Behe- ler, Richard Howard, Ioseph Pfister, Iohn Hughes, Anthony Szwak. Donald Moss. THIRD ROW: George Holden, Hillary Kelly, Thomas Owens, Fulvio Cannone. Robert Shea. Robert Mears. George Egbert, Paul Hart. George Haggerty, Don- ald Armour. A - Q. tail ' I-' 'f of 9 , N :li , 'av 'll QQ I ,rf gg' 4 is-3-19 I' ll 4 J - ht fx-ui ' -1-as 4 ' 9 .Q K 1 N .itil L CAPTAIN t ,QL4 fi f v Sylvia Foulke N- if j 51-tex Q9 fy 4.x 5. xg, , Q. ' ., ln. 'A 7 flu W-id X X 'JA' -QQ 4-g my 'Zn 'Q-, 1 -Q Constance Hand, Dorothy Welch, Elaine Morris, Sylvia Foulke, Barbara Stevens, Ianet VonColln. Mil' MM Although our high school has won State and County honors in football, basketball, and track, it has had relatively little success in baseball. Nevertheless, we are hoping that this year will be a bigger and better season and that the baseball team will get us both State and County Championships. Nothing would give Coach Steger greater satisfaction than an achievement of this sort. FIRST ROW: Robert Glaubit Iohn Hughes, Charles Wise. Edward Hand, Richard Childs. Rudolph Von Colln, Thomas Hand, Iames Washington, Wil- liam Tebbs, Robert Chew. Richard Washington, Ralph Bakley. SECOND ROW: Wal- ter Campbell, Donald Ackroyd. Iohn Douglass, Ioseph Fraser, George Egbert, Robert Shea. William Hawley, Orlando Beheler, Richard McPherson. George Holden, Anthony vfJ Y ,IIEEKLEAH M' Not only has the cheerleading squad dis- played its vocal and gymnastic talents at football and basketball games, but the girls have carried over their vim and vigor to their campaign for raising funds for new uniforms, With the acauirement of these new outfits, these girls will not only be the best drilled squad but also the best dressed squad in the County. t ' l 'H Szwak. Beech Fox, Walter VUE Madden. Lemuel Miller. Coach Steger. , xi! VL '70 fl Iflv. .ugly h L 9, st 5'-5 -of Q0 xx Q v .1 i r 49 FIRST ROW: Mr, Steger, Iohn Hughes, Robert Chew, Fulvio Cannone, Robert Mears, Iames Washington, Marvin Tenen- baum. SECOND ROW: Charles Wise. Iames Mears, Rudolph Von Colln. THIRD ROW: Thomas Owens, Kenneth Miller, Orlanda Beheler. Richard Washington. FOURTH ROW: William Hicks, George Egbert, Richard Howard, George NAM' IM ,IW TIIE Tl if MARVIN TENENBAUM I , , ,. ,fl Despite the fact that Cape May High Schools track squad was one of the smallest to represent any of the competing schools in the various meets held during the past season, this team was able to turn in a splendid record, both on the cinders and in the field events. Not content with the enviable record they made during the regular season, the boys added a bit of a climax by winning the South lersey Group I championship. This achievef ment certainly shows the calibre of the track team that represented our high school last year. With so many of last year's stars remaining to compete this spring, the school is counting on another successful season. LEFT To RIGHT: vin Tenenbaum. TRACK '49 5EASON'S SCHEDULE Camden Indoors Penn Spiked Shoe Bridqeton Relays Penn Relays Atlantic City Tech. Dual Wildwood Dual Ocean City Dual Cape-Atlantic County South Iersey State Orlanda Beheler, Iames Washington. Mar .arf-U' 1? xlgq' WW GIRLS' SOCCER TEAM FIRST ROW: Florence Edge- combe. Audrey Hicks. Lenore Elwell, Ida May Murray. Dor- othy Welch. SECOND ROW: Creola Hargett, Florence Fld- ler, Ruth Davls, Patricia Wal- lace, Elizabeth Kehr, Elaine Cordes, Mabel Ewing. W WL! 6' BOWLING CLUB FIRST ROW: Wildwood stu- dent, Sylvia Foulke, Elizabeth Rutherford. Ieanne Matthews. SECOND ROW: Wildwood student, Barbara Stevens, Dor- othy Borbach. Patricia Idell, Connie Hand. ,..,,,3,.. L . 'l Y 5 X 0 llLS'.46'7'lIfl7l il' In order to develop enthusiasm and a friendly competitive spirit among the girls in Cape May County, a County Girls' Athletic League was organized. Under the plans that this organization set up, the girls in each of the county schools would have an annual playday with each other. This plan first went into effect when the Cape May girls were hostesses to Wildwood in November. The girls participated in basketball, soccer, bowling, and volley ball. Follow- ing this a box supper and dancing were held in the school cafeteria. Everyone had a won- derful time and we certainly knew each other a lot better. In the spring, Cape May travelled to Court House, while Ocean City visited us. Last year a new sport was inaugurated into our after-school program. Some of us had not bowled before, but we were willing and very eager to learn. There were approximately forty girls, representing all of the classes. We practiced and had lots of fun, and we even made some strikes and spares. At the close of the season a bowling tournament was held. One of the Sophomore class teams composed of Frances Kelley, Patricia Idell, Nancy Leeds, and Barbara Stevens came out as school champs. Iunior and Senior girls interested in learning how to officiate basketball games joined our Officials Club. These girls refereed many of our interclass tournaments and were able to pass a written test on rules. Of course, the high-spirited interclass basketball tournament was a very close affair. The Iuniors, after several hard-won games, were 1949 basketball champs, with the Sopho- mores being close seconds. In the Spring, softball games wound up the season, and an all-star team was chosen to play the l1'1leI'ClCISS Wi1'1I'191'S. This page sponsored by: Commercial Garage. Sales. Inc. Hewitt and York Northwest Maqnesite Company ,po-. 4129!- 1 ws, , Q., G I fffv' A X ' ' ' - -4 ' - :l3,a.,,,,,,, 1, 4-aww ,W-N---11 -B , 1 wi. kr . ., . 'J -. , P 526.13335 . '1't:.,--..........Q A f,:f'...Qg -- fe- -,,, .- -as 4. ' l, , 4 ,4ii9,gg:4-L' -, ' l f- - - ,,- ' - - ' , A ., G, ,, K V, sig hs- .- ,N V I., 'www- -uu, 1 ., N 1 --',,...,,A I4- 'it .gg..-...V -' . Af H Q EN., L- :Q uv A ,Q ng, iw, -. 5 E , 1, ..' JA. - ff: b . o-7' F V, 4 sm ' l 43- Ml TW000 WMI IWW EW! 0 PA TTEIIMY gif '- -L., ,g.., AS., rgi-Z' ff.- .N ,f-J X ? 11'i 1. ,QQ l g 3 The students. like driitwood carried ' ki' ' q- ' - here and there across a vast stretch oi ocean before coming ashore. are driven ,ff 'J' by the waves of pleasure across an 5- L ocean of fun before stopping for a much needed rest. I J X ' Feature This page apo l , nsored by: W. I. Tyler 6 Son Co. Since 1902 at C.M.C.H., N. I. if ' 1 'fl fi 4 xg: - A .-Db. Lumber 6 Coal G Frigidaire Appliances Dial - 5-4421 - 5-7651 ZW TIIIIE IW! MA L'lIM!lI6'l1V6'.f 12 -.- P X s il r -ff-la. .1 -ff 3 s - ..n-- 7. Modemistic Artists at Work. 9- We Cooked It ourselves 8, Lab C1355 15 Such Fun, 10. Future Life-Savers. L Ls 1. Dcmgerl Amateur Scientists at Work! 2. Mechanical Artists Have a Bright Future. 3. Sixty Words a Minute, Or Else! 4. Seniors Discuss Vital Problems of American Democracy. 5. Is There a Crooner in the Crowd? 6. Lost in a Maze ot Angles. 57 vi' '. gf JL, W gifzn, 0 N4 ,344 QM M? W WK, M :Ll ff? fr 15 H5431 ' 313' 2. Z: U.- .Q. Blu' 2' , E'-an 1' ,. ,, '37 N' LC' A :Tp !7'f..w. QUE Wy? 2 -M-H S194 ra-ww, Z ,L :ge .- Ari Af l s ,,,,.. , A ai? 1' ,ja 3' ,.,.!! 'Ti 4 w if I I 1 JY . Y g.,f5H Mig- Ng 'R - ca .. If 4-Lx, D-l'i3 Ufgu. , X 'I Ill.. MW .IETMII pnmmnanpv -' -- ... -.. . ... .. A . '-.,w , ...- ,-, , A - ' i 5 fi , - ig-L, - -,,,x Vje ---- - -4. W - 1-: ip-5-. w . . --,, .. ...L ,fl .1 own- Am Now, as we finish our tasks and draw a sigh of relief, we. the staff, wish to thank all of those who have contributed so freely of their time in order to make this annual a reality of which you can be justly proud. PATRONS ZAMSKY STUDIOS Oihcxal Photographers lor the 1950 Yam Epac HOWARD NECE Flonst Say It Wlth Flowers BROWN S HARDWARE STORE 110 lackson Street Phone 4 8693 COSSABOON S For Admual Televtsxon 656 Washmgton Street PIERCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1420 Pme Street Phlladelphxa 2 Pa. Compliments of rs Cape May Cnty Teache Assn Compliments of Ebbxtt Hotel R L CUMMINS Flonst 136 Oak Avenue Wlldwood New Iersey Comphments of Acme Markets Comphments of Flerschhauer s Luncheonette STAN S ATLANTIC SERVICE 637 Washmgton Street Phone 4 8988 Comphments of Regina s Luncheonette Compliments of Broadway Food Market Comphments of A B LITTLE Electncal Contractmg No further away than your nearest phone ALEXANDER S QUICK SERVICE Berlou Moth Proohng Guaranteed 5 Years 510 Washxngton St Phone 4 4688 Complunents of Charles 6. Walt Blvd Esso Comphments of McDue11s Motor Service Comphments of Dorothes Blerdom Compliments of Comphments of Mr and Mrs R Hawley CAPE RECREATION CENTER DR I S SIRIS E E. EVANS Photographer 611 Lafayette Street Comphments of Mr and Mrs Carl Youngberq Comphments of Sherman S Sharp Comphments of STAR 6. WAVE PUBLISHING COMPANY Cape May New Iersey Pumps and Wells G BEECH FOX Vxlltxs New Iersey Comphments of Howard A Wxllard Comphments ol Gys Rlef Boys and Grrls Let s Get Mar ned and Buy a 1950 CHEVROLET from HICKEY S GARAGE KABALAN MOTOR SERVICE Dodge Plymouth Sales cmd Servtce Dodge Iob-Rated Tnzclrs Cape May N I 4 8461 Comphments ol Dellas Agency Comphments of Roxy Restaurant Greetings From CON GRESSMAN MILLET HAND Class of 1919 Comphments of Capt DAVID HART 'Ralph I Compliments of Roth s Compliments ot Floyd C Hughes 61 wk . . I I 'A' . 'k . - . . . ' I Charles Douglass 'A' ' . . ik . . if . if ' ' if , A ., PATRONS Comphments of Sokol s Dellcatessen Comphments of Vellrs Barber Shop Comphments of Adelme s Beauty Shop Comphments of L Smxth Movmg 61 Haulmg Comphments of Ruth Wnqht Beauty Shop Comphments of P Quxnn Gul! Servxce Statron Compliments of Erma W C T U Comphments of Murphy Co 5 6. l0c Store Comphments of Lorenzos Poolroom and Dance Hall Comphments of Ray s Barber Shop Comphments of Cape May Lumber Co Comphments ol Lund s Dock Comphments of Villas 5 6. l0c Store Comphments of Elder s Self Service Laundry Comphments of Iohnson s Flsh Market Comphments of The Erma Machme Company Comphments of The Music Box Compuments oi Moon s Cape May Comphments of Halls Esso Statlon Norman T Boyd Iesus Never I-'alls Comphments of George Wallace Comphments of York s Esso Statxon Comphments of George Serdleman Plumbmg Ken 6- Marge Ewer Props l Cape May Country Store A Fnend Eldredge s Garage F H Snow Canmng Co Inc Comphments of Mrs Helen Franz Comphments of Iones Servxce Stahon Comphments of Ruth Homan Comphments of Marguente Evans Comphments of Nan Ioe and Peg Sharp Complunents of Frank Photo Shop Comphments of Sol Needles Agency Comphments of The Chocolate Bar Comphments of Helen s Confectxonery Comphments of Edgar A Draper MD BOARD OF EDUCATION OF LOWER TOWNSHIP Pres Harry Srlcox Vxce Pres Wlllred Swam D1st Clerk Edw H Phxlllps Members Freeman Douglass Raymond Matthews Mrchael M McPherson Leshe Bate Ernest Corson Russell Taylor A Fnend TENENBAUM S Resort Fasluons Cape May Cnty Comphments ot T L Lemmon Plurnbmg 6. Heatmg MACK CONSTRUCTION COMPANY INC Engmeers Contractors Quarante Hommes Hlut Chevaux Comphments of WASHINGTON INN Open All Year Comphments ot HUNT S THEATRES Llberty and Cxty Pxer Comphments of Churchs Auto Servrce Comphments of Cape May Beverage Store Sams Atlantxc Service At the Landxng 62 R. . ' . ' ' ' T. . ' . ' ' G. C. . . ' . . I ., ., 0 Compliments of George Iohnson Compliments of . l . . -A- ' et . i ' . -k 'k . I' if PATRONS Complxments of HARRY MOGCK Compliments of A FRIEND DICK S PLACE End of Old Shore Road Boats Etc Comphments of CAPE MAY COAL 6. ICE CO Complxments of BOARD OF EDUCATION CAPE MAY CITY Pres Charles A Swam Sec I Spxcer Learmng Members Lemuel E Mrller Mrs Bertha Lear Mrs Leland Sharp Compllments of BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE MAY Cecxl McCullough Mayor Henry Brown George Munger Comnussroners Compliments of VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY Cape May Clty BOARD OF EDUCATION Borough of Cape May Pom Mrs Vxola Harbach Pres Mrs Grace Baxr Vxce Pres Mrs Elxz Woolson Drst Clerk Hudson s Bargam House Washmgton 6. Perry Street Phone 4 4570 Complrments of BOARD OF EDUCATION West Cape May Borough Pres Charles Douglass Dlst Clerk C H. Newkxrk Members Cecil McCullough. Everet V Edsall G H Ray Complunents of BOROUGH OF CAPE MAY POINT Frank Hughes Mayor Harry Chnsty Iames Thompson Commxssroners H R HANDSMAN HARDWARE General Hardware and Apphcmces I P COLLINS CO Sea Isle CIIY Bumldrng Matenals Congratulahons to Thls Years Complxments of Graduates ATLANTIC TOBACCO WILDWOOD LEADER Cape May County s Outstand 11ng Newspaper Comphments of COCA COLA BOTTLING CO Compliments of SEAVIEW HOSIERY MILLS CapeMay Comphments of N A Kalm Swams F armer Servrce Erma N I Phone 43002 The Lxttle Shop W H Keller Dolores H Kendall Mr 6 Mrs W H Stevens B111 Schellenger Ir Frank D Tedesco Mr 6. Mrs Harold B Shxll Mrs Fred Pracentme Mr Andrew Mrtchell Mr 6. Mrs Paul Noms Mr 6. Mrs LelandC Sharp M C Frymmre M L Kurland Harrys Market Dr M A Robbms Tony Masella A Sudak Hrllman s Hat 6 Glft Shoppe Mrs Cathenne Dougherty M Iackson Lewls Corson A Fnend Mr Frank Morris Barbara Church Knegers Food Market Whxte s Used Fumxture Malcolm McDuell Mr 6. Mrs I T Yost Mar Mm Mr 6 Mrs T W Rltchxe Iohn s Sandwrch Shop Mr Adam Martm Mr 6. Mrs Wrllxam B Matthews Complunents of ARTHUR G REEVES Plumbmg and Heatmg Complunents of Dr M A Walker Comphments of FIVE MILE BEACH ELECTRIC RAII.WAY Wrldwood New Iersey BE WISE PATRONIZE EACH ADVERTISER 63 t ' t . . . . 1 t 0 . . ff I -, 1 ' - ' -A' I , . ' ,I - Mr. 6. ms. David s. Shinefield - f '. ,' . i ' ' - - 1 q . . f . . 1 ' . . - . -k I ik if . co. H ' - . ' -k ' af ur .AM f09I CLl9A5