Florence Township Memorial High School - Clavis Yearbook (Florence, NJ)

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ARNOLD WILSON Arnold is very interested in athletics. He was indispensable on the football team. He made many '1 heirt skip '1 beat when on the Dot his adopted name xyhieh he received for being first 'nd man for the football team, is very wpable 'is '1 manager and a good JOHN TINNICK Reggie appears to be a quiet boy until you know him. and then your opinion changes immediately. His athletic prowess was demon- strated in our baseball games. He loves to tease the girls. EDWARD TRAINOR Gaul is one of our best athletes. He play- ed football and basketball andi very well, too. We will remember Ed for his good nature and his coming to school on time. C???j I26l

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MATT 'H EYV S PA RTA Matthew is very ambitious in school work and well-liked by his friends. He is a game fellow, who never leaves what he undertakes. He was one of the few who passed the Navy V-l2 mental test. NOLAH SUTPHIN Nolah has quite a few friends in the army, but her real heart interest is in Africa. She hopes to become a concert piano player. VVe'll remember Nolah for her jokes at lunch-time and her grand acting in the senior play and her work on various committees. BETTY SWEENEY Betty is pretty and stylish. VVe'll remember her for her acting of lVIabel', in the senior play. She has a ready remark for every occa- sion. Betty hopes to be a nurse and we know she'll cheer many a lonely bedside. MURIEL SXVEETMAN lvluriel played the feminine lead in the senior play. llluriel was voted the prettiest girl in the senior class. She is dependable and friendly and we know sheill be a success as -L secretary. l25I

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LOUIS BURR Louis, a member of the varsity basketball team, was active in his school work. Louis has great interest in motorcycles. He enlisted in the United States Coast Guards in hlarch, 1043. i l JACK GESEMEYER Jack was the second senior to leave F. T. H. S. to join up with the armed forces. jack is now serving with the U. S. Navy. Good sailing, Jack! CARL LINDA Carl was one of the jolly seniors. He was always willing to joke and kid. He did little as a senior, for he left us in October for the Coast Guards. Good luck, Carl. JOHN TYIRA '4Cheapy is another one of our patriotic fellows who joined the Navy. He dances just as divinely as when still in school. He was very interested in social aftairs, and helped to make the senior ball a success. l27I