Egg Harbor High School - Laurel Yearbook (Egg Harbor City, NJ)

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GENERAL AND COLLEGE PREPARATORY II: William Wilson. Calvin Heuman, Robert Houston, lack Corbett, Harold Iames, Mrs. Saalman, Lawrence Smith, George Williams, Iohn McC1ean, Bernard Dreager, Lawrence Iames, Eric Obenhaus, Charles Class, Donald Morgenweck, Raymond Kuehner, Fred Koester, Edward Kernan, Albert Sorg, Iohn Ross, Emil Eckert, Robert Senese, Frank Winkler, Howard Guenther, lack Lamkin, Ioseph Laielli, Charles Purzner, Henry Schairer, Gerald Dressler, Ralph Wegner, Thomas Langdon, Francis Iones. FRESHMAN ADVISERS Miss Margaret V. Doty Mr. lose-ph F. Guarneri if FRESHMAN DANCE COMMITTEE TICKETS . .,,........,... Ianet Hanselman DECORATIONS .,.., ,,.. B eatrice Yanhko . . . . ENTERTAINMENT . . . ,. ,Edward Kerman miss 1S1tjnMtDMg1.1SGgL REFRESHMENTS ...Anita Jerome iss G Y ' 1 6 Sig Mrs. Mary L. Saalman COMMERCIAL II: Harry Walascuk. Diane Verdine. Lawreather Graham, Betty Ficken, Mr. Guameri, Lorraine Eiiler, Margaret Shropshire, Marie Merkrod, Charles De Steiano, Gerald- ine Adario, Phoebe Merkord, Doris Loos, Deloyed Patten, Kenneth Cramer, Robert Dempsey, Christine Kolb, Nancy O'Shay. Betty lane Morgenweck, Iuanita Guilford, Anita Iarolle, Helen Seelman, Bertha Flegle, Ioan Williamson, Shirley Iones. Ruth Ford, Hortense Rodgers. 7?

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UNDER THE BTG TDP Library Assignment Sometimes Egg Harbor High School reminds us of a locust, perched on a leaf, moving wildly to shed its old too-tight skin, and to expand its custom built new one. For truly we are bursting our seams. We're growing! And although it's a good healthy sign, the process is often uncomfortable and sometimes peculiar. Already two class rooms have become four. Mr. Mohr has squatters quarters for his Phys. Ed. equipment in the old War Stamp Booth. The Lab has evicted Mr. Kizawichs General Science and Mrs. Saalman's Biolf ogy to the lower floor long since. fThe plants grow better too-no aasl. Now is the time for all good men to come to the aid of their country. Study Hall--Wood-burning. The poor tired old gym gets its face lifted for so many affairs each year, and rallies so valiantly for the next one, it really de- serves a medal. The improved stage, with lights and new curtains, have been a great help.