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

Text from Pages 1 - 76 of the 1951 volume:

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' !'Szh'. if 9 9 Q 'l '-1' T SY? fgdlfittltt ctfzatcaa W pi af'-jx T.-,S MRS FAYE HOPPES Secretory to the Superuntendent MR WILLIAM B MARVIN Supermtendent of Schools MRS SONIA MATTHEWS MR PAUL S ENSMINGER Secretory to the Prmcnpcl PVIVWCIPGI 'yacaltq MR WILLIAM R COONEY English Jv- MR ARTHUR N JARVIS Science MISS DOLORES KENDALL Physical Education I 'bg 1 MRS EMILIE CRESSE MISS MILDRED A HOLLIDA Home Economncs Languages Naturally enough my first stop on my tour of CMHS must be with the faculty who contribute so much to the education and person ality development of those who have followed me into CMHS lnlttally I had planned vlsltlng the Math department first but hearing that a cousin of mme was ln the science lab I went there first I was disappointed to find that cousin S1 Seahorse was pickled but the information I gained made the visit worthwhile While in the science lab I heard someone mention that there was some real excitement going on an the French class so I quickly skipped down the hall and sktdded to a halt at the sound of the Marsefllarse Giving the Seahorse Cavalry salute I paid my respects to the students and teacher and departed The next step was to check upon the commercial department Following the sounds of ticking typewriter keys I wandered unto the room and hopped upon a typewriter carnage While riding back and forth I studied the intricacies of the touch system The last rude ended quickly as I lost my grip and plunged out the door across the hall and into another classroom Y MRS MARY C MARVIN MR SAMUEL PLEVIAK Mathematics English BUSIHGSS Education 9 .. SS F. x A ,, X :If l X ,' ' - M I Q' III 'lv E MRS MARGARET SCHELLENGER MR. HAROLD B. SHILL Art Social Science It turned out to be the English department which I had planned on visiting anyway. I awoke to the sound of a loud laugh, the result-I later found out-of a Chaucer discussion. I didn't think it right for there to be laughter in an English class, but as the class progressed, saw that out or the laughter was coming knowledge and bowed out. I next came to a room from which issued sounds of a discussion of government. I wandered into the social studies department, but ran out when I found that they had progressed far beyond where I might ever go. Seeing writing on a board which said sine, I went to the teacher to correct her spelling. She told me that this was a mathematics class, not an English group. Properly squelched, I apologized and remarked upon the efficiency of the department and left quickly to remarks of, Sea- horse is to stupid as Cape May is to seoshore. This was enough, but as I continued my tour, I noticed that in arts, athletics, agriculture, and home economics -my knowledge was inferior to that which the present stu- dents were acquiring. Seeing my deficiencies I left the classroom, never to return, and went to meet the new crop of seniors. Mn s1eveN J s1ecen Mn wnLuAM stevens M' F ANC'5 TEDESCO Physlcol Education Industrial Arts Socml Suence MR MELVIN WILLS MR ROBERT KESSLER MR ANDREW PALENCAR Induxtnal Avis Muslc Commercial f' 'H-.21 MISS EDITH M EDMUNDS DR CARL RECORDS MRS EDITH CARROLI. Lnbranon Modncol Inspector School Nurse II ' x -in I I in 'N L f ,A if Seaiafw Z 47 Q e 'W .' 5 wx I Z EY ,gr Q nrolwy i ., V w Z, W ' QM NH f Lsx f Aw 'ff , ww 3' ' A ff fm wig: iff :W M BARBARA CHURCH llBorbll Villas College In subject matter she does excel And in extra curriculars she does just as well. Band 'l, 2, 3, Chorus l, 2, 3, 4, Student Council 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Monitor Committee 3, Color Guard 4, Ser- geant of Arms 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Asso- ciate Editor 4, Class Vice President 4. RICHARD CHILDS llDiCkll Villas College Baseball will be his occupation His tame will spread across the nation. Key Club 2, 3, Baseball 'l, 2, 3, 4, Intra- mural Basketball 2, 3, 4, Yearbook Staff 4, Class Vice President 3, Class President 4. if Ofgiww Class officers: Barbara Church, Vice Presi dent, Dick Childs, President, Shirley Mor ris, Secretary, Barbara Stevens, Treasurer RALPH BAKLEY Honey West Cape May General The football center, star of the game, And Honey Bakley, are one and the same. Football l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2 3 4 Track I Intramural Basketball 'I Boys Chorusl 2 3 4 Intramural Trackl 2 3 Key Club 3 Fnre Patrol 3 4 School Paper 4 School Play 4 1. THOMAS BEAMER Wx Tom Vnllas General Laughing lokmg all the year You cant be serrous when Tom IS near Chorusl 2 3 4 lntramural Basketball l 2 3 4 JEROME BLEVIN Jerry Cape May College ln Chemistry lab things are bound To be exciting lf Jerrys around Football I Key Club 2 3 4 Track 2 Yearbook Staft 4 CARROLL BROWN Brownny C0Pe MUY General The only thmg he talks of rs cars Hes the qulelest fellow from here fo Mars BLANCHE CARR Blanche Cape May Pomt Commercual Heres a g1rl that loves to fight Though down tn her heart she knows you re rrght Baseball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 Volleyball 2 3 4 Soccer 2 3 4 Speedball 4 Archery 4 Color Guard 3 4 Jumor Prom Commuttee 3 Sub Debs 3 4 Bowl mg 3 4 Chorus 3 School Play 3 15 Ill' I I I I I 1 . n 1 1 1 I 1 1 1 f ' J I I I I ' X Y , 5 I P - -' II 11 I , , . . 0 . ' t . '39 ...- I I I I I I I ' , fl Il II ' Q s . . . , rg . 1, Ii' 1 1 1 1 1 ,...,,M,x MH' IM sm. 232 '-C N 4 4 1 f' . 0 ,'-v.,' G W -Tm., ll vb . f5,h II J' . ' W .V X Q , , , W QW N' li X I , II II , . . , . , . I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 1 1 1 I ' 1 1 1 - , -Chg, RUTH DAVIS Rut West Cape May General Ruth is a girl whos straight and tall Shes neat and friendly and liked by all Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball 1 2 3 4 Soccer 1 2 Hockey 1 2 Volleyball 1 2 3 4 Speedball 3 Archery 4 JOHN DORSEY Cape May General Here s a mighty back from Cape May High We predict a scholarship for this guy Football 1 2 3 4 Co captann 4 Basketball 1 2 3 4 Track 1 2 3 4 Fare Patrol 1 2 3 4 Chief 3 4 Jumor Prom Committee 3 School Paper 4 Sports Editor 4 Athletic Associatnon President 4 ELSIE FELLER Cape May Commercial Her disposition as well as her smile Will dwell in our memories for a long while Chorus 1 2 3 Basketball 2 34 Color Guard 3 4 Science Club 3 Hockey 1 Soccer 1 Base ball 1 Student Council 1 Speedball 4 Arch ery 4 GLORIA FERGUSON Fergie Cape May College As a nurse shell be a daisy Her talk will drive the patients crazy. Archery 4 Chorus 1-2-3-4 School Paper 1-4 Basketball 1-2-3-4 Sub-Juniors 3-4 Speedball 4 Monitor 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Class Reporter 3-4. WILLIAM GRAY JR. i Town Bank General We all like Bill and we know why, lt's cause he's a cute and all round guy. Intramural Basketball 1-2-3-4, Baseball 2-3-4, Football Manager 4, Boys' Chorus 4, School Play 4. 16 1 lj-A .4 P w I .4553 re-sg A fisherman he plans to be - i ,Qc .ye Y 'E ? bv ivy Wa ni Q f 4123 4.1 L Cape May PHYLLIS HALL Phyllis West Cape Moy Commercial Of jokes and laughs, she has a great many, Of complaints and gripes, she hasn't any. Chorus 1, Basketball I, 2, 3, 4, Hockey I, 2, Volley- ball I, 2, 3, 4, Monitor I, 3, Baseball I, 2, 3, Bowl- ing 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Sub Juniors 3, Archery, 4, Speedball 4. PAUL HART Pau College Soon he will set out to sea Footballl Baseballl 2 Basketballl 2 3 Student Council 4 Yearbook Staff 4 Key Club 2 3 4 Vice President 3 President 4 Band 2 3 4 Movie Crew 2 3 Intramural Basketball 4 Class Vice President 2 Class President 3 Agricultural Judging Contest 3 JEAN HARVEY Jean Villas General OH to Florida Jean does trot We re glad she returns for we like her a lot s etball I 2 3 d C Hockey 'I Sub Junior 2 3 Monitor 3 Junior Prom Committee 3 Speedball 4 Archery 4 PATRICIA HOLDEN a Cape May College A model some day she will be Shell be famous here and across the sea Basketballl 2 3 4 Chorusl 2 3 4 Malorettes 2 3 4 Assistant Head 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Bowling 3 4 School Paper 4 Year Book Staff 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Speedball 4 Archery 4 Student Coun cl 3 Sub Juniors 2 3 4 PATRICIA IDELL Patsy Cape May General In many things she does excel We like her lots and wish her well Bas etball I 2 3 4 Baseball I 2 3 4 Hockey 'I Sub Juniors 2 3 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Year Book Stat? 4 Layout Editor 4 Speedball 4 Archery 4 'vs JG 'LQ iv-vs' 11 I11 I . I I 1 ,Nh I I I I I l I. N' - 1 1 1 1 1 I . I . I I I I I . . I 1 1 1 1 W J , . Il ll . ' 'J , I ' . 1 - .11 if Ba k , , , 4, Ban I, 2, 3, horus I, 2, 3 K, 1 I 1 1 I 1 i 1 fin' VV 3 ,5 v' 1 1 . I mg 11 11 P l' 3.42 1 . W 1 ' , mf, 1 'Q I . . in . I ,W Q.. 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 K . ' ' 11, I 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 V48 I .' - . 4 1 1 1 1 1 'n J ', - tl x.,.,,,.r I I I . 'U M Q' 1 1 1 ' 5 1' I 1 -f - I N 5 WV s 11 11 ,tg E H ,SA I 1 .. A .A , ' , ' D ' ? . nn ' 3 k 1 1 1 1 1 1' 1 1 1 ' 5 'L H I 1 1 1 I 1 1 H' ' 1 1 1 - I7 . 1 i KENNETH JOHNSTON Ken L West Cope May College It may take a few years for his dreams to unfold. For I think it's engineering he's set as his goal Key Club 2 3 4 Student Council 'I Football 'I 2 Class President 2 FRANCES KELLEY Fran Cape May College To be a nurse is her ambition Shell study bones and malnutrition Basketball l 2 3 4 Class Vice President l Sub Juniors 2 3 Class Secretary 3 Student Council 4 President 4 'T WALLACE LAUDEMAN Wally Cape May General He seems to like to spend all day Driving through the streets of Cape May Footballl Basketball I Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Q' FURMAN LEE Furman Cape May Point General This one thing we must confess We see little of him and hear from him less NANCY LEEDS Nancy Cgpe May Commercial In school the drum she likes to beat But out of school to date the fleet Ban I 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 Boseballl 2 3 Volleybolll 2 3 Hockeyl 2 Bowlnngl 2 Chorus l 2 Handicraft 2 Sub Juniors 2 3 Junnor Prom Commnttee 3 I8 ELAINE MORRIS Elaine Cape May Commercial As a cute, gay, sporty lass She is the favorite of our class. Basketball l, 2, 3, 4, Hockey l, Volleyball l, 2, 3, 4, Baseball l, 2, 3, 4, Speedball 4, Chorus 2, 3, Sub Juniors 2, 3, Cheerleader 1, 2, 3, 4, Captain 4, Class Treasurer l, Class Secretary 2, Key Club Sweet- heart 4. SHIRLEY MORRIS Shirley Cape May Commercial Pretty graceful happy and neat Her popularitys hard to beat. Baseballl 2 Basketballl 2 3 4 Captainl Chorus l 2 3 Sub Juniors 2 Hockey 2 Maiorettesl 2 3 4 Head Maiorette 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Class Secretary 4. DONALD MOSS Don Cape May General Though away at National Guard he soon did return Didnt take htm long for our admiration to earn Football 3 4 Movie Crew 3 4 Key Club 4 Assistant Basketball Manager 2 Manager 4 THOMAS OWENS Tom Cape May College In history class he rs so smart He knows every sentence rn the book by heart Football l 2 3 4 Basketballl 2 3 4 Trackl 2 3 4 Intramural Track 3 Agriculture Baseball l 2 Agriculture Basketball l JOESEPH PFISTER oe Cape May General The crowd for Pfister will set up a shout Give us the pitcher who strikes them all out Football 3 4 Basketball 3 4 Baseball 3 4 School Play 4 Key Club 4 Band and Orchestra 4 Vw as D NELLlE PLUMMER Nellie Cape May General Not yet sure what she will do The thought of work makes Nellie blue Basketball 1 2 3 4 Baseball l 2 3 4 Volleyball 2 3 4 Hockey 2 3 J V Cheerleaderl CAROLYN SAVINS Carolyn Villas Commercial This quiet lass we think is swell She plays the piano and sings quite well Chorus 3 President 3 Year Book Staff 4 FLORENCE SCHELLENGER S apper Fishing Creek Commercial As Editor of the Seahorse she s made matters grave Competition s too keen for the Star and Wave Bandl 2 3 Chorusl Sub Juniors 2 3 School Pa per 3 4 Editor in Chief 4 Junior Prom Committee 3 Year Book Stat? 4 Handicraft 2 3 Social Commit tee 3 Q' N ALBERTA ROSE SIMPKINS Rose Erma Commercial On the piano she really can play A Concert pianist she should be some day. Chorusl 2 All State Chorus 2 Band I 2 3 South Jersey Band 3 Sub Juniors 2 3 4 Science Club 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Year Book Staff 4 School Play 4. BARBARA STEVENS Stevie Cape May College That she s alter a degree she must confess We think it ll be a MRS. orus l, 2, 3, 4, . . Cheerleader 1, 2, Basketball 2, 3, 4, Baseball 1, , 3, 4, Hockey 1, 2, 3, Student Council 2, 3, 4, School Play 2, 3, 4, Class Treasurer 3, 4, Bow 'ng 2, , 4, Social Committee 2, Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Varsity Cheerleader 3, 4, Co-Captain 4, Speedball 4, Archery 4. 01901 DAVID STOUT Dave Villas General Dave rs a guy who we think is great If he were drafted twould be a sad fate Chorus 'l 2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 3 4 ELIZABETH SWEETEN Betty Cape May Commercial A registered nurse rs her endeavor We know she d make the best one ever Chorus l 2 School Paper 3 Year Book Staff 4 Sub Juniors 3 4 ANTHONY SZWAK Tony Cold Spring General The accordion Tony certainly can play We can sit and listen all through the day Football 2 3 4 Basketball 2 3 4 Baseball 2 3 4 Track 2 Intramural Basketball 2 Social Committee 2 Movie Crew 4 Orchestra 4 JUNE TAYLOR June Cold Sprung College Poised dramatic not like the rest On the stage shes at her best Class Presrdentl Bandl 2 Chorusl 2 3 4 Fire Potroll Basketballl 2 3 4 Student Council 2 3 Vice President 2 School Play 2 3 4 Sub Juniors 2 3 Key Club Sweetheart 2 Drum Maiorette 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 Editor-in-Chief 4 All State Chorus 4. ELIZABETH TEBBS g QQ Betty Cape May Commercial Betty has a smile that's extra sweet, A nicer girl you'lI never meet. Student Council I, 2, Sub Juniors 2, Junior Prom Committee 3, Chorus I, 2, Year Book Staff 4, School Paper 3, 4, Basketball 'l. 21 410 .- 4, X 'Tvs e llil LOUISE VELLI Louise Cape May General Plainness, simplicity, that's the key, To what makes her attractive to you and me. Chorus I, 2, 3, Sub Juniors 2, 3, 4, J. V. Cheer- leader 3, Captain 3, Varsity Cheerleader 4, Junior Prom Committee 3, Year Book Staff 4, All State Chorus 4. JANET VON COLIN Janey Cope May Commercial Making others feel important is a talent she possesses That they each have their place rn life is a point she often stresses Chorusl 2 3 Baseballl 2 3 4 Basketball I 2 3 4 Sub Jumors 2 3 4 Hockey 2 Varsity Cheer leader 3 4 Year Book Staff 4 MARGARET WALLACE Peggy Cape May Commercial Is there school again today? There must be an excuse to stay away Chorus 'I 2 3 Basketball I 2 3 4 Baseball Speedball 4 Bowling 4 Malorettes 2 3 4 Sub Jumors 2 Junior Prom Committee 3 Year Book Stat? 4 RICHARD WASHINGTON Duc Cape May College In a few years hell be Pilot Dick Our only hope is it wont make him sick Footballl 2 3 4 Baseballl 2 3 4 Track2 3 4 Intramural Basketball 2 3 4 Intramural Track 2 3 4 Movie Crew 2 3 4 MARGARET WRIGHT Pe99Y Villas College Some people are lust born to sing To make the world with music ring Chorusl 2 3 4 All State Chorus2 3 4 Band 2 3 Sub Jumors 2 3 Dramatic Club 2 Junior Prom Com mittee 3 School Paper 4 Year Book 4 22 Zygdd ER S 955 what O 8 Pfsfi-A ITERBPAIN 0 ck CmX5S N r Ba' bf-'1rQ Sr x eyens .ll 1 ,A OV-an M0Sr ami-5 fevQUS Ph BQ POPULAR voux Ho of K0 vi G e'Y Sim ,ey Mo ffls 9 BEST NATURED Elsue Feller Tom Beamer o UQCEE U 10 5 hnswf' eps, mi S0 1 o 051 L Chutch Ken o ly loudemonRESSER- Bo,-bdfo 2 3 Ffqnces Kelfey Thus us Samuel Seahorse brungung you the news of the Class of 51' Do your flns ache? Does your taul droop and appear lustless? Ten trual days of Feelrute and you ll feel luke a new seahorse' Oops' I mean person And now for the news from abroad Muss Barbara Stevens amazung woman scuentust has lust perfected a perpetual motuon machune Tom Owens and Duck Washungton also researchers un thus fleld announced today that they wull guve up theur endeavors to match Muss Stevens but wull convert theur efforts to the manufacturung of slude rules to be used un the grammar schools Fastest typust un the world Rose Sumpkuns has recently returned from Swutzerland where she far surpassed all contenders un a contest by typung 150 words a munute A rusung soloust Peggy Wrught us preparung for her debut unto the opera thus comung season by studyung un Europe for a year Carolyn Savuns wull be presented to the musuc world tomorrow nught at Carnegue Hall I expect to clap my flns un apprecuatuon for some excellent puano rendutuons Another muracle was accomplushed another lute was saved when Frances Kelley leadung woman sur eon un the Unuted States erformed a skullful and unheard of o eratuon last 9 P P nurses Wally Laudeman fabulous playboy of thus era has announced that hus next venture wull be a recuperatuon lodge un Muamu for students who are tured of school Paul Hart owner of the buggest flshung fleet on the Eastern seaboard says he wull go to Europe thus year to try and start a fleet of boats off the coast of England Presudent of the Hot Rod Unuon Jerry Blevun wull start negotuatuons wuth Managements representatuve Carroll Brown Presudent Blevun says that Brown usnt payung enough to the employees of hus Company Nancy Leeds has lust remodeled her famous hotel, whuch us saud to be the most beautuful un the world un Muamu Admural Bull Gray and General Furman Lee wull confer wuth Presudent Ralph Bakely at the Whute House tomorrow Nothung has been released yet as to the cause of theur meetung Pat Holden the gurl wuth the maguc smule wull try modelung un Parus after four successful years un New York Jean Harvey says she wull race her four of her Curcle B horses thus year We re lookung forward to some wunners Jean' Tom Beamer recently elected to Congress wull long be famous for havung carrued on the longest fllubuster un hustory Owner of the Stout Department Stores Davud Stout says he wull open a new chaun of stores un South Ameruca next year Donald Moss has announced that he wull send a fleet of trucks to Europe to assust theur crutucal need for these utems at thus tume 24 I I . n I II . ll I ' ll H night. She was ably assisted by Gloria Ferguson, and Betty Sweeten, both graduate . . . , . June Taylor has won the Nobel Pruze for her brulluant wrutung un her latest book The Sprung styles for the comung year wull be exhubuted by Pat ldell Ameruca s leadung fashuon desugner un New York tomorrow Muss ldell says all her creatuons are orugunals and none has been copued from the famous French desugners And now news from our home townllll Florence Schellenger lust returned from a trup to Hawauu wull guve a lecture on er travels tonught at Town Hall An up and comung artust Elsue Feller wull guve a one man show These wull be er flrst works shown un thus cuty Presudent of the Magnesute Plant at Cape May New Jersey us Ken Johnston who as accepted thus posutuon after many years as an employee at thus plant Barbara Church has recently returned from a long vusut to France She says she w teach French at the State Unuversuty next year Louuse Vellu and Blanche Carr have started a secretarual school Both of these gurls are experuenced un what ut takes to make a good secretary Phyllus Hall has enlarged her tearoom to a restaurant She has long been famous for servung the buggest banana spluts an town The Anthony Szwak glass works was robbed last nught The poluce are stull looking for the robbers A New Jersey Senator saud today that wuthout the assustance of hus secretary Betty Tebbs he wouldnt be un Congress today' Peggy Wallace Hollywood starlet says she wull return here to her home town for the premuere of her next motuon pucture Now for the sports hughlughts of the dayllll The football world has decuded once more that John Dorsey coach at Notre Dame has turned out another squad of champuons The Athletucs lost theur best thurd baseman Duck Chulds when they sold hum tothe New York Yanl ees for S200 O00 OO plus four Yankee players Janet Voncolln head of the Western Unuon un Washungton D C announced that she wull leave her post to loun Duck Chulds un New York lCould the reason be marruage'Pl Coach Nelly Plummer wull take her magnuflcent womens basketball team to Maduson Square Garden tonute Theur opponents wull be the All Star sux under Ruth Davus able coachung The Unuted States wull be represented un the comung Olympucs by Elaune and Shurley Morrus along wuth four other gurls to demonstrate theur wuzardry on the basketball court Joe Pfister a dazzlung putcher un the baseball world has refused to accept the thnrd contract for the comung year wuth Boston Red Sox Hus reason not enough money Thus us Samuel Newscaster Seahorse sugnung off untul next year when lll brung you the news ofthe Class of 52 25 1 , . I . . ..l . . h ,, . ,, . I . I . . I . h . . I . I h ' ' . ill 1 , . , . 1 l 1 1 1 1 . . . I . . I . 1 , . . 1 ' I ' 1 - -1 I . . , . . . . . . , 1 1 . . . . . , . 1 Wwlmchaaw Q J If 4X . A N X BW. W 0 Q91 Wf Wfmg da440ff6cae James Gilhooley, Presi- dent, David Trimble, Treasurer, Joseph Fraser, Vice President, Betty Ann Rex, Secretary. l .,.4'I'p x 70446 7064 Sonny Kelley David Trimble Jimmy Gilhooley , George Holden , Joe Fraser Beech Fox Bob Shea George Egbert . ,- CLASS LEADER. , Virginia Kreck CLASS WORKER, . , , .Kay Wallace MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Mary Beheler BEST ATHLETE . r . . , Betty Kehr BEST NATURED . ,Pat Wallace SCATTERBRAIN ., Nancy Earl MOST POPULAR BEST DRESSER. , . Mqbel Ewing Jean Porter 1? 4 ,IXZZ fill 1 H' L ELJU' s ' ' 4 'ay 'E' M ,At E' -if-'P ' . ,, n , - P .S - Q A 'Q gfigl, - ,fi .2 , ge 13, 'S EEK , I 0:25 - 3, 'Q 3 9.6183 J .E B isa 1 SKF 28 Viv. iq kt 36- Q 42. e ', I N X iff? Q5 ' E L.. J' ,ff - ,- 6 ,me A, lv .J - As First Row: Mr. Pleviak, Florence Fidler, lrene Taylor, Mary Beheler, Virginia Kreclc, Lenore Elwell, Mabel Ewing, Elaine Cordes, Elizabeth Ann Rex, Harry Landauer, Hillary Kelley. Second Row: Walter Madden, David Trimble, Howard Wing, Allan Robson, Ray' Slamb, Richard Lambert, John Thorton, Robert Shea, Irvin Hoffman. Third Row: Richard Oliver, Richard Matchner, Robert Mears. :mica '52 First Row: Beech Fox, Patricia Wallace, Elizabeth Kehr, Rose McCoy, Joan Porter, Eleanor Kohler, Katherine Wallace, Janet Wright, Dorothy Gore, Betsy VonCalln, Miss Holliday. Second Row: Norman Howell, Henry Bennett, William Franz, George Egbert, George Holden, James Gilhooley, Fulvio Cannone Donald Aclcroyd, Joseph Davis, Robert Arrington. Third Row Richard Dougherty, Joseph Fraser, William Hicks, Francis Jack son. vw 'Q' Q31 '- grew! Q wil 444i 1 Offiww President, Howard Snyder, Vice - President, George Loper, Treasurer, Carol Matchner, Secretary, Shir- ley O'Neol. Howard Snyder Henry Milligan Bruce Dennett Don Armour Raymond Hevey Ned Woods George Loper Richard Reeves ' 7054 BEST CLASS LEADER , Stephanie Steger BEST CLASS WORKER . A Mary Marvin MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Bette Ludwick BEST ATHLETE BEST NATURED SCATTERBRAIN MOST POPULAR .BEST DRESSER Frances Oxendine Lorretta Shaw Sandra Kabalan , ,Phyllis Cartarcio Norma McClyment I ' 30 FN Q0 First Raw: Mr. Shill, Terry Roseman, Gerald Wuerker, Bruce Bennett, George Loper, Henry Milligan, Joseph Wagner, James Gibson, Wallace Chapman, Conrad Briant, Leslie Bartkowiax. Second Row: Edward Woods, Joseph Hicks, Walter Briscoe, Herbert Owens, William Jones, Richard Reeves, Sheppard 5 4' is S T 'Xx Taylor, Donald Armour, David Elliot, Howard Snyder, Third Raw: Harry Gilbert, Howard Sauder, James McManus, Joseph Ferry, Robert Anderson, Raymond Hevy, William Kimsey, Robert Mitchell. S amazed 5 First Row: Mr. Jarvis, Betty Ann Taylor, Ann Norris, Kathryn Fernandez, Rosalie Lord, Virginia Bell, Mary Marvin, Bette Carol ludwick, Eunice Beheler, Margaret Leming, Juanita Kelly, Carol Matchner, Second Row: Barbara Lexa, Kathryn McNamara, Martha Raman, Loretta Shaw, Sandra Kabalan, f ! Stephanie Steger, Bertha Reeves, Lois Pennoclx, Norma Mc' Clyment, Shirley O'Neal. Third Row: Maybelle Lulcer, Doris Matthews, Betty Lou Hiles, Frances Oxendine, Eva Wright, Madeline Jones, Phyllis Catarcio, Mildred Matthews, Frances Wise. R 4 a 0 0 Carol Griffin, Secretary, George Taylor, Treasurer, Patricia Gray, Vice-Presi- dent, Robert Beare, Presi- dent. Robert Beare Andy Knopp Ray Fite George Taylor Jim Tranks Tom Ackroyd Andy Knopp ...A-A Wdabwa CLASS LEADER Ethel Fox CLASS WORKER Muriel Harbach MOST LIKELY TO SUCCEED Carol Griffin BEST ATHLETE Betty Ann Egbert BEST NATURED Fleury Elting SCATTERBRAIN Pat McCaughn MOST POPULAR Nancy Miller i I l Q Q.. 32 effvw First Row: Helene Fernys, Martha Swain, Emmy Lou Brown, Betty Plummer, Joyce Carter, Anna Velli, Carol Griffin, Mary Jane Childs, Shirley Long, Rhoda Wolf. Second Row: Elizabeth Wright, Helen Wise, Peggy Harron, Judy Morczkowski, Verna McPherson, Patsy McCaughn, Edith Adams, Kay Lehman, Bar- bara Roberts, Pearl Collins, Dolores Jarman. Third Row: Ethel First Row: Robert Taylor, Joe Roop, George Rea, Roy Fite, Frank Madden, Jack Hutter, Bill Sinclair, Tucker Ogden, Frank Back- man. Second Row: Earl Ginder, Roland Davis, Bruce Rutherford, Bill Dickinson, Charles Walker, Thomas Ackroyd, Ted Dickin- son, Samuel Lear, John McCroy, John Vassar. Third Row: James W! W- it hill Fox, Christine Millar, Fleury Elting, Helen Rothenberg, Nancy Miller, Muriel Harbach, Pat Gray, Alma Hicks, Doris Wallace, Judy Christopher. Fourth Row: Amelia White, Gertrude Palmer, Patsy McPherson, Betty Ann Egbert, Rosemarie Feller, Joan Bossard. 15 Cherry, Leslie Rea, Bob Beare, Fred Feller, Paul Ortman, George Taylor, Bill Porter, Robinson Norton, Lou Washington. Fourth Row: Jim Tranlcs, Jim Watson, Micky Blomkvest, Andy Knapp, Bill Morrow, Caesar Kabalan, Harry Thomas, Robert VonColln, Donald Szwak. gs I ,ss M . A K W 9. AL 4 W f AV f Sf-mf ?MWWf X X Wx' n ZX FACULTY and MANAGERS LEFT TO RIGHT Mrs Matthews Busmess Advlsor Betty Ann Tebbs Typlng Manager Duck Childs Business Manager June Taylor Editor an Chief Bar bara Church Assocnate Editor Mr Jarvis Luterary Advisor LAYOUT and PHOTOGRAPHY STAFF Peggy Wrlght Elsle Feller Herb Lehman Pat Idell Nancy Earl Peggy Wal lace Don Ackroyd M , LITERARY STAFF LEFT TO RIGHT Tom Owens Blanche Carr Florence Schellenger Glorua Ferguson Pat Hol den Duck Washington Barbara Stevens Wgvfi A ,.,.-f BUSINESS STAFF Elaine Morrrs Phyllis Hall Louuse Vellu Janey Von Colln Paul Hart Jerry Blevln Betty Sweeten Rose Srmpkms 'f J! 1 u ' : . - , - . I . . - . I - . -. - . I . - . . I . . - . b - HX . ,, K KN-x x V . ' K ' -S A I I .. I Q , I 1 . .w ' - - L - Yi T ' ' f T-T' A ' TB' ' ll ' ' Ft My A f of 351 W ., . ,....l -C ' I 5-W. Q U ' . s k .Q M xf f Y 1 ku K NNW ' M 'iff I- :T A 'ills' at 1 fam A l ' T us, I I f y N92 dh- -V -. . I - D 5 cz - A . . I . I V ' - ,A ' ' - I v U 1 1 ' l 1 1 Left to ught Glora Ferguson Nancy Muller Betty lou H les Mary Ma un Bertha Ree es John Dorsey Peggy Wrught Elsue Feller Pat Holden Betty An Rex Mr Cooney Ralph Bakely Flo e ce Schelle ger eczdawe One of my many dutues as oFfucual mascot for Cape May Hugh School us to sulently supervuse the Seahorse the news paper of Cape Moy Hugh School I am very proud of the Seahorse and I know that the students apprecuate the work put unto ut by the staff I am knocked down everytume the newspaper us on sale by the stampede of students from home rooms to boardroom The paper has several edutoruals that are food for thought besudes all school actuvutues and gossup Although I have taken the credut for the umproved paper thus year I suspect that the paper advusor Mr Cooney us respon suble for thus change 37 Edutor Florence Schellenger Actuvutues Glorua Ferguson Sports John Dorsey Reporters P Wrught B Rex R Bakley P Holden M Marvun E Thysens N Muller B Reeves Advusor Mr Cooney L -in g s 'tier-fl si ss 1 ,131 47' I 314,64 cg v V . 3 ' Q 4 ft -7' I I I Sgr ., s. I 10 ' -lp. 5 Q 'H Il . I I 1. . ,: 4. ,Jgf E -.. 4? 5. an s 'e?5' ,ug A N' 155 'tg xav , . Q it , -' 2 1 E' V Q1 e to right: Norma McClyment Barbara Church Howard Snyder Virginia Kreck Mary Beheler. Kddelftl Mama! First row Faculty Advisor Mr Tedesco Reporter Stephanie Steger President Frances Kelley Secretary Virginia Kreck Treasurer Howard Snyder Second row Vice President Joe Fraser Custodian Paul Hart First row Muriel Harbach Barbara Stevens Stephanie Steger Frances Kelley Virginia Kreck Barbara Church Carol Matchner Second row Martha Louise Swain Rosalie Lord Betty Ann Egbert Nancy Miller Dick Washington Howard Snyder Mr Tedesco Paul Hart Joe Fraser David Trimble Mary Beheler Shirley ONeil Norma McClyment 2 UGA Bobby Mitchell Second row Terry Roseman Bully Jones Rlchard Lambert Ken Johnslon Raymond Hevy Donald Moss Richard Reeves Mr Plevnak Left io rlghf Vice Presldenl Joe Fraser Presldenl Paul Hart Secretary Jerry Blevln .A lI'Y'f' ' 'in s 1 R an '1 ' Ze? Edu! Key Club .aweernearls Vnrgunna Kreck Elaine Morrrs Kathryn Fernandez 39 x, . i' 7 KW w'P-.- A X W we 5' ,il Q ' , I , W l. -1 Firsl row: Henry Milligan, Bobby Mears, Joe Fraser, Paul Hari, Jerry Blevin, Joe Pflster U mf , -' ' ll- : D 5 :5-. V e R ' x I . .59 , Q 1 lo 'bl Zawya Fnrsf Row Roland Davis Bull Slnclalr Bruce Rutherford Bull Gray Charles Walker Samuel Lear Jerry Wuerlxer Terry Roseman Second Row Dave Stout Howard Snyder Bob Mat chell I ld Armour Paul Ortman James Watson Howard 'iv-7 Frrst Raw loss Pennoclu Shnrley O Neul Bertha Reeves Mary Marvin Phyllis Cartarclo Madelme Jones Nancy Muller Fleury Eltnng Frances Wnse Second Raw Norma McClyment Martha Swann Carol Gnffnn Judy Morcxkowslu Anna Vellu Frances Oxendme Joyce Carter Nellue Plummer Vnrgmua Bell Eva Wright Helen Wise Thrrd Row Pearl Collins Peggy Wright Barbara Stevens Pat Holden Betty Ann Rex Betty Ann Taylor Helene Fernys Barbara Lexa Elnzabeth Wrnght Kay Lehman 1 Wang Thard Row Ralph Bakely Donald Ackroyd Tom Beamer Beech Fox Duck Matchner Bob Anderson John Vasser Fourth Row James Tranlcs Francls Jackson KJ 154. I Fourth Row Ann Norris Rosalie Lord Chrlstlne Mlllar Pat McCaughan June Taylor Barbara Church Joan Bossard Kathryn Fernandez Pat Gray Frith Row Stephame Steger Margaret Lemmg Bette Ludwuck Juonna Kelley Glorna Fergu son Edith Adams Emmy Lou Brown Muriel Harbach Betty Ann Egbert Srxth Row Elnzabeth Plummer Alma Hacks Do lores Jarman Rose Marne Feller Helen Rothenberg Irene Taylor Y . : .I . . .I V . . l . I I I I I I I I I . I I ' . : , , ' - 1 , ' . I L' r. I I I , x 1 f . A . - 4 I 'V A , I ..l f xy y Z . . 3 nf vp Q 'W f r U i A Q ' .Ky T 'Q A . f - N. '- 1 ,Q I-ff ' sgjy, 1 ' 1. . A , ., rigye 1 t . , e v f ' A I . A .Q t I . we, t',. , I . : . I . , .I y I .I . I . . . I . I ' I I F I A 1 I I I I I V 2 , 1 - I ' , I I I I I I I l . I I A I I l I I I l I I l I l , ' . 4 : ' , ' , - l 5 ' 1 ' , ' I I I I I . I I . . , . - 747765, pam me 5 fore. I Many nights last spring I found myself dis- turbed from a deep seahorse sleep by the sound of pounding, singing, shouting and other unnatural sounds above me. One night I de- cided to investigate. Coming up from the depths of the ocean under Convention Hall where I and my family have our home I peeked into Convention Hall to see what was going on. There I saw Mr. Brown and his fiancee, Miss St. George tearing their hair as they tried to shape the Cape May High School boys' and girls' chorus into good sailors, sisters, cousins, and aunts. You see they were rehearsing for a Gilbert and Sullivan operetta, H. M. S. Pina- fore. It is a mixed-up story in which a common seaman loves the captain's daughter and the captain is in love with a bumboat woman. These difficulties are smoothed out and every- one lives happily ever after. Night after night I watched Mr. and Mrs. Jarvis labor over the scenery, the leading characters rehearsing their lines, and the boys and girls singing over and over the catchy choruses. I realized that here was the true spirit of Cape May High School reflected in the hard working teachers and pupils. H. M. S. Pinatore was a huge success, and once again I returned to my bed on the ocean floor to sleep in peace. 4l V-,,-' -1-1 -1,- 'Rs Nh Nl il 'M mzaglq . I5 fi it 0 nl ?'!7,9 S gnu! ,- , .S Flrsf Row Eva Wrnghf Palsy McPherson Nancy Leeds Earl Gmder Sandra Kabalan Frances Oxendme June Taylor Second Row Shirley O Neal Barbara lexa Helen Wnse Mary Marvm Dons Matthews Thrrd Row Pat Wallace Norma Mc Clyment Caesar Kabalan Wallaam Slnclalr Fourfh Raw Sluppy Hoffman Beriha Reeves Kathryn Fernandez Jerry Wuerker Tucker Ogden Frffh Row Ray Slamb Bobby Mnfchell Howard Snyder Behy Kehr Slxih Row Paul Hari Duck Mafchner Fran cas Jackson Bully Krmsey Joe Pinter 42 COLORGUARD LEFT TO RIGHT: Barbara Church, Behy Ann Taylor, Elaine Cordes, Elsie Feller, Betty Ann Egbert, Blanche Carr. MAJORETTES LEFT TO RIGHT Stephanue Steger Shirley Morrls Phyllls Catarcuo Pat Holden Vnrguma Kreck Peggy Wallace Rose McCoy way! Keydaie On December 6 when I was saunternng through the halls of C M H S I came upon a group of people buzzing wlth excutement and nervousness It was the C M H S players who had lust given the matinee of Through the Keyhole I had some very urgent busnness to attend to and so couldnt stay to see It but I heard nt went over very well Mrs Sammy and I were very fortunate an that one of our nenghborung seahorses consented to baby slt for us the next mght and we had the prlvllege of attend mg the play It was a huge success and represented a great deal of work not only on the part of the players but also on the part of the directors Mr Shall and the stage workers Through the Keyhole IS a sparkling comedy sn whuch Grandma Tnerney played by Barbara Stevens defeats the efforts of Genevneve and Archue Van Camp played by June Taylor and Bull Gray respec tlvely to marry unto her famnly She does thus by brmgmg together Joan the French maud played by Stephanie Steger and her grandson Jlm Tierney played by Joe Pfister She brought together Wlllnam the butler played by Ralph Bakley and her grand daughter Mary Tierney played by Loretta Shaw At a party guven by George Allen played by Don Ackroyd there was quite a misunderstanding and ut was found out that Archse and Genevieve Van Camp were lust swnndlers and the two young Tuerneys ILFJ' gat gli' , 'Q 514' 4 N F347 were very happy wuth Joan and Wllllam .91 DRAMATIC CLUB LEFT TO RIGHT Loretta Shaw Mr Shall Maybelle Luker Dons Matth ews Robert Arderson Fleury Eltlng Carol Matchner Nancy Earl Jean Harvey Dons Wallace 44 HIGH SCHOOL TRIO Left to rrghf Peggy Wright June Taylor Barbara Church .lf QS-A MONITORS Flrst row Phyllus Catarclo Mrs Cresse Rosalue Lord Second row Betty Lou Hnles Kathryn Fernandez Carol Matchner Eumce Beheler l MOVIE CREW Frrsf row Duck Washington Joe Davns Henry Bennett Shurley ONeal Second row Charles Von colln Donald Moss Helen Rothen berg Richard Reeves Third row Tony Szwak Bruce Rutherford Mary Beheler Fourth row Davld Trnmble Thomas Ackroyd Herbert Lehman Bully Jones Andy Knapp SUB JUNIORS Ftrst Row Barbara Lexa Loretta Shaw Loulse Velln Mary Beheler Stephanie Steger Rose Slmpkms Barbara Stevens Phyllls Hall Loss Pennock Nancy Earl Maybelle Luker Carol Matchner Second Row Bette Ludwlck Mary Marvin Juanita Kelly Eumce Beheler Bertha Reeves Kathryn Fernandez Elsne Feller Pat Holden Frances Kelley Betty Ann Rex Peggy Wright Phyllas Catarclo Lenore Elwell Gloria Ferguson FIRE PATROL First Row Terry Roseman Phyllls Catarclo John Dorsey Stephanie Steger Ann Norrus Second Row Elaune Cordes Vnrgmna Kreck Betty Kehr Betty Rex Third Row Dick Dougherty George Loper Ralph Bakely Ken Johnston Sheppard Taylor Bob Shea Fourth Row Mr Steger Bob Mears One beautlful mormng whustlnng gally I stepped Into the hallway and was almost run over by a stampedmg herd of pupuls Frughtened almost out of my wuts I no sooner brushed my fins off than the herd came back agaun lndlgnantly I marched unto the offlce and found out that a tlre drlll had taken place scheduled by the effuclent fire patrol Once more peace reugned nn the hallowed halls of Cape May Hugh School On my way to the lnbrary to get a book for Sammy Jr I had to walk around a student wuth a black and blue arm band around her arm wlth the word monutor on It She was standing rught tn my way and I was about to gnve her a plece of my mmd when she packed me up and soundly scolded me for passing on the wrong su e ,s c 4 vs. 155' L? QL fax 'fha Nonchalantly walkmg mto the lubrary expecting to see Mlss Edmunds at her desk I was surprised Instead to see Barbara Stevens earnestly con ducting a Sub Jumor meetmg Wuth many harsh words they ordered me out of thelr meetmg Wuth feelnngs deeply hurt I decnded to see the movue being ably operated by a member of the movue crew Not being tall enough to close the audutorlum door after me at remained open For thus mlstake I was put out on my tall Even though Sammy Jr would be disappointed to see me return wnthout hrs book I declded that thus wasnt the day for me to vlsut Cape May Hugh School :moan Seneca ?zam 50 I I --f'5: fgfffdtfdd A l I 4f - f K W wx N V wx 'U Dorsey George Holden Bob Mears Ralph Bakely Flnvver Can none Tom Owens Second Row Walter Brlscoe Donald Ack royd Don Moss Bull Krmsey Bull Franz Lou Washington Duck Washlngton Tony Szwak Ray Hevey Third Row Paul Ortman Co Captoms George Mr Steger T........, -x lv' 1. to la 'wv..., as l Tranks Herby Owens Don Armour Fourth Row Fred Feller Bull Morrow Bull Dickinson Bull Porter Andy Knopp Ted Dlc lunson George Taylor Donald Szwak Filth Row Tom Ack royd R Norton Bell Gray Coach Steger Holden, John Dorsey Coach SEASON S RECORD Cape May Opp Swedesboro Woodstown Middle Twp Holy Splrlt Egg Harbor Ocean Cnty Hammonton Atlantic Cnty Tech Wildwood Thus Page sponsored by Cope Moy P T A 50 iff' - S . ,L --A T A ' ' -- V . 5 I l T' ' an -Q' .. .i ,-, E 0 Q1 I D . ' R tl ' ... 5 2 v' 1 f- 1 O0 Q 4'. 1 3 4' 7 .' V I I - V. A ' ' , -b ,L gfffli.. . W L A 5,1 First Row: Bob Shea, Joe Hicks, Bill Hicks, Joe Pfister, John Micky Blomkvest, Bob Arrington, Beech FOX. Ned Woods, Jim ........ , I . O 0 H- . 19 0 5' 'N 25 ' . 0 M 7 . ' ' 6 32 6 7 ' 13 'I2 6 20 ' ' 0 12 ' 2 ,. Y ., . of ' -Q . U vu. ?aaZ5aZZ 50 U . '43 1 K' .A I 1 ' 'if' 5 Y-X J Date December December December January 3 January 5 January 9 January 951 Vt in 9,50 ft ta Dowel' O n n Canno . Coe. Yxwqer wavy Bus Owens. Wager, OW. rom eds! we SEASON'S SCHEDULE 15 --- 19 --- 22 ..., 12 -, January 15 W January 19 -, January 23 -- January 2 6--. January 31 -- February February February February February February February February 2 ,c 6 -- 9,- 13 W- 16 -,- 20 -V 23 N- 27 ,,,.A,,,,,,,.. Opp. . Pleasantville Tuckerton Sacred Heart -- Holy Spirit - Egg Harbor Sacred Heart Wildwood Atl. City Tech. - Hammonton , , Middle Twp. -- Ocean City - Egg Harbor ., Holy Spirit - Pleasantville Atl. City Tech. Ocean City Hammonton , Middle Twp. .J Wildwood - - , Tuckerton it Bake 1 iw' Ra p Ho 6201915 Shea- et 5010 xy. so XX not Ke EC ext' S OND R in OW aff I rofs-if ws ,fu Q 3 'SQ39 2 17 lfff? xl' A, 'fx' 'Q 8 'W 9 521 'Q 4' FU? -X 'Z 17 a Q ,Ltd '25 ggi?-rg I S M? 61 :pig I sf Row Geor elop Jm ash Hug es Du: Wash ngro y Hevey W ngfon ob C ew Joe n Second Row .lim Cl all odden Don Arfnou 4' rw rfb UQ 6 hp? Z tin' 'S+ PFS? Ch ld Geo ge o den d Hand Jock oole J gloss Geo ge Egbe f Dov d Ell of Bob Shea ouch Sfeg 53 lf vm, X5 rw 'N gags ,, 7 f g.-inf: QE A 1 W ' 1-1 F35 ' 4' if A - Y 9 A i, 4? -V-V N- v X .ff K! Dawg: ' gmnisn F I f ' f 1, a' V A 1 Q' -el: K A N. x ,fQ - Rf n ' K f' , fl Q . .V 4 'MZ f , ,, 3 5,7 4' 5 . ' gf W ,432 ' ,n gf-Y-f:'f'N 'bf 3 .. 3' pf? F 4 ,Q 2 Af if 4 iii, N iq, 'fr' ,AH-47 fl? 7 ' In l , ' fx' -- f ff L!!-1. I N?'X K NJN 'T 'T r- 4 ,Q Arg gigs.. xx fm 1 , ' M 414 9 . b n F17 -' 9 Shi W f ,5 I1 , 1 er,Dfck is, r H! ,E , I1 , 'fr i V .- ' in y, oclrbou , r r, i i, I R0 , M , l',C er, 50 .1 43 nl i? '!fWf'M 'gui ra.,-'Q urs 4 -.4 In ev-4 Fnrsf Row Duck Washington John Dorsey Bull Hlcks Orlnndo Beheler Bob Mears Tom Owens Jim Washington Fhvver Connone Jock Hughes Second Row Couch Sfeqer Bob Arrnngton Wolv Briscoe Bob Mlichell George Holden Bob Shea Joe Hncks Herbv Owens 'mai 15 FACULTY ADVISERS Mr Steger and Mr Plevrck E dga Www F N cfez' Ca '5 svuoc NT CAPE MAY I-IIGI-I SCHOOL At ei c Assoeeateon em ers IP SiqJ0hT Z S 10:44:29 Qkllldf TREASURER No'r'rgAlSFEBABLz .II oo PRESIDENT If ICE PRESIDENT SECRETARY BbM 55 0 I ' - ' Y Y 0 4 IV ' 'so 1 t ff I III z ' ' M In If ,I , J I N? 1 4 ' ' I KI , , fr j -,r V ' ,Af J 'Q I ' 5 II A my ' J If 1 . L, A ' 'SL k-- 3 ' . fy' fy. W D 'rib I John Dorsey o ears Elaine Morris deem- l T' ,. CLOCKWISE Janey Voncolln Louise Vellr Barbara Stevens Elaine Morris Mabel Ewing Nancy Earl LEFT TO RIGHT: Nancy Earl, Louise Velli, Barbara Stevens, Elaine Morris, Janey Voncolln, Mabel Ewing. 621 wr 6 S o Cf r or oo Q ef 5 e N W ,ont Q fl ge? rye r- Ning I' r 01,15 562 E Leff to rlghf Juamfa Kelley Carol Mafchner Q Eunlce Beheler Be1YeLudwnclc Mary Marvm Le Yo rlghl Martha Bent Kay Lehman e fo rlghl Doris Wallace Judy C ras Murnel Harbach Coral Grnfln Leli Yo right Maybelle Luker, Barbara Lexa, Befly Lou Hiles, Doris Maivhews, Lorreifa Shaw. n fopher Rose Morne Feller Pa? Gray Fleury Elhng 5 Left Vo right Pa! Idell, Barbara Stevens Elaine Morris, Phyllis Hall, Shirley Morris. lefi 10 right: Bevly Rex, Vlrginio Kreclr, Kay Wallace, Mary Beheler, Betfy Kehr, Dov Gore. 1 JUNIORS Frrst Row Betsy VonColln Dot Gore Lenore Elwell Betty Kehr Vura na Kreclc Second Row Nancy Earl Mary Beheler Kay Wallace Betty Rex Pat Wallace Mabel Ewmg SOPHOMORES Frrst Raw Lorretta Shaw Doris Matthews Shirley O Neal Mary Marvun Bette Ludwlck Second Row Barbara Lexa Eunice Beheler Betty Lou Hrles Kath ryn Fernandez Bertha Reeves Frances Oxendme Stephanie Steger .luamta Kelley Sandra Kabalan Franr Q Wren 'V' SENIORS F1rgfRow Peggy Wallace Elame Morrus Elsue Feller Phyllrs Hall Pat Holden Second Row Shrrley Mar Blanc e Carr Nellie Plummer Ruth Davis Glorna Ferguson Frances Kelley Janey Vonnolln Barbara Stevens Louise Vellu FRESHMEN Fnrst Row Pat Gray Muruel Harbach Rose Marne Feller Martha Bent Caralcvrrflnn Second Row Judy Chrlstopher Helen Rothenberg Dolores Jarman Pat McPherson Betty Egbert Doris Wallace Helene Fernys Eva Wrnght COLD Take Your Food Troubles CHURCH S MARKET DELLAS AGENCY Real Estate and In .trance SPRING Compliments of FISH AND SUPPLY COMPANY Compltments ot THOMAS LEPOR Contractor TENENBAUM S RESORT FASHIONS Founded 7896 HICKEY S GARAGE W sh gto S t CHEVROLET co om cal T po t o Io est cost Kabalan Motor Service Authornzed Dodge Plymouth Sales and Servnce cape May Ne Jersey Monaghan Rubber Company Wuldwood New Jersey CAMDEN GLASS and MIRROR COMPANY 435Ne JrseyAe WILDWOOD NEW JERSEY NEWS AGENCY 512 Washnngton Street Newspaper Home Deluvery F D COLSON LUMBER COMPANY VITA VAR PAINTS M C FRYMIRE SPORTSWEAR SHOES 400 Washmgton Street Packard Leads Agaln CAPE AUTO SALES INC Te as a d Wash ngton Streets JOSEPH SCRIVANI INC Buick andG M C Wuldwood New Jersey MOWER SERVICE CHARLIE FOLS Hand Crocheted Novelties eyou seen the e F e Po Ch ysle anl Plymouth? Commerual Garage Sales, Inc Cape May Ne Jersey JACKSON S ESSO SERVICE STATION ELWOOD ARRISON MFG BUILDERS MILLWORK Lang and Mo e y A e ues VILLAS NEW JERSEY O L W KNERR Women s Wear Dry Good Notlons LEE S HARI STYLING SHOPPE 41 Jackson Street KELLER S SERVICE STATION 615 Lafayette Street at Ral ood Cape May 4 4318 BEST OF LUCK '51 ers JACK SLINGLUFF MULLEN MOTORS Wtldwood New Jersey FORD MERCURY THOMAS P QUINN Gulf Service Statlon Lafayette Street Cape May T to 1 T 66l a in n tree S: E n i runs ratl at W l - l l ' ' 'l w e v nue 1 , w ' ' a u l l , UNIVERSAL LAWN l I , I U . Q - . x n i ' , . Hav n w ir wer I r r L . 1 . -I ' w r v n , w I . . . , 1 ' lr . s an . ' ' 'l I - f W. J. Tyler and Son Compliments of Frank s Photo Shop Complunents of Grace Oal Company WAGON WHEEL FLORIST SHOP l609 Central Avenue North Wildwood New Jersey SEASHORE FARM PROPERTIES V Ilos Sect on Especrally SKILL VILLAS CITY OF CAPE MAY Samuel F. Eldredge Mayor Sol Needles, Jr Car R Youngberg Commussnoners ZAMSKY STUDIOS OfTICIOl Photographers for the l95l Yam Epac Mack Construction Company Inc. Engineers - Contractors Compltments of E Z MARKET Compliments of VILLAS CONSTRUCTION COMPANY s RAPPAPORT R GOLDEN orncs or JosePH MILLMAN BOROUGH OF WEST CAPE MAY Cecnl McCollough Mayor George Munger Harry Brown BOARD OF EDUCATION CAPE MAY POINT Mrs V ola Harbach P es de t Mrs Grace Barr Edw Harbach John Carmnogano Best W shes to Class ot 1951 a d to all the yo ng people CAPE MAY WC T U HUNT S BEACH THEATER Vnsut our Televnsnon Theatre whule at the show JESSE D LUDLAM TITLES AND INSURANCE Mau and Church Streets Cape May Court House New Jersey ALEXANDER S QUICK SERVICE Berlou Moth proofng G aranteed 5 years 510 Wash: gton Street EBBITT HOTEL 'IOth and H Streets Washington D C Complnments of DICK S PLACE Town Bank t . F ' l , - l . I I . 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' I T - ' I ' 1 U 'n 1 - - Pennfock s Hardware Store 5 8- IO Town Bank Road Compliments of COCA COLA BOTTLING COMPANY Compliments of Young s Flymg Service Compliments of SUB JUNIOR CLUB Compliments of CAPE MAY LUMBER COMPANY Compliments of F H SNOW CANNING COMPANY Compliments IVERSON CANNING COMPANY Compliments of RAFFERTY 'S MARINA Compliments of Cape May Boat Works GEORGE WALLACE SOL NEEDLES AGENCY DR N A ROBBINS Compliments of C FRANK MINOTHI Compliments of HARRY S MARKET Compliments of EARL HOLLINGSEAD Compliments o DOUGLASS MARKET Compliments of MENZ EXPRESS Compliments of Lehman s Esso Station Compliments of WILLARD S STORE Compliments of ATLANTIC TOBACCO COMPANY Compliments of Brown s Hardware Store Compliments LUND S FISHERIES Compliments of GRIFFITH BROTHERS Compliments of NORTHWEST MAGNISITE COMPANY Compliments of BATEMAN'S RESTAURANT Compliments of ROXY RESTAURANT Compliments of Kelley's Service Station Compliments of FLEISHHAUER'S Compliments of Eldredge and Phillips Compliments of YEARICKS MOTORS Compliments of SCHELLENGER BROS. FISH MARKET Compliments of CHOCOLATE BAR Compliments of All-State Construction Company , . 2 , . . l ape May, R.F.D. New Jersey , l - 1 . . l l l ' ot - ' Compliments of l Compliments of Compllmenls of i . . . l i l . f l . . . i ' ' i of l i i Compliments of WASHINGTON INN Compliments of sau. SCHELLENGERQ JR. Compliments of ELSIE M. GALLAGHER Real Estate and lnsurance Compliments of YORK SERVICE STATION Compliments of Independent Record Publishing Company Compliments of ARTHUR G. REEVES Compliments of Captain David H Hart and Sons Compliments of Jac Keys Beauty Salon Compliments of T L LEMMON Plumbing and Heating Compliments of G BEECH FOX Compliments of C Pumps and Wells Cape Recreatuon Center Villas New Jersey Compliments of Church s Auto Service Compliments of Johnson s Flsh Market Compliments of Atlantic Cnty Electric Company Compliments Shaw s Sweet Shop Compliments of Compllmems of Cape May Canners, Inc HARRY J MQGCK Compliments Steger s Beach Service F9 Allen Hand A Friend Mr and Mrs R J Moon Jack Cresse Mr and Mrs Herman Stansell Charles H York Sam Brion Dick and Helen Hawley Norman C Hand A Friend Tom and Jack Clark A Friend Regina Pete and Marge GeorgeJ Evanson George Koenig Mrs Steven Steger Bert and Doc Cossaboon CarlJ Sheets Adeline M Keeler John McDuell Lottie R Hillman Ray Rickey Otto O Sokol Eddie and Jim Del Haven Charles McDuell Floyd C Hughes Raymond Adams A Friend Herman Grresbach Wm M Jones C T Heaton Mrs DonaldW Lear Mr and Mrs J Spicer Leaming Mr and Mrs John Pemberton Jr Marsh Dr RobertS Diamond N L Norton Morgan Jones Mr and Mrs A L Church Arnold Groom Arthur Cohen Jr Samuel F Eldredge Mr and Mrs J Kenyon Helen M Wright Edith Huber A Sudak Bertha Dickinson Charles C Young Oscar Tenenbaum Lee Nesbitt Kendall Ewer Ronald Dawson Mr and Mrs Charles VonColln Mr Elder I , ' - I ' of ' ' ' of , . . . Jack Wentz Franklin Hughes ' '- :Kea . ,- -A Mu, .....' -Q ,,.,... f..L....., . .' ,..-4'4..'.a...Q.4m.... - ' U ' .:'A4u.c