Glassboro High School - Bulldogs Yearbook (Glassboro, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1947 volume:

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Later that year he was appointed principal and has served since in that capacity. In March, 1929, he led the triumphal march of students to the new high school building at its present location. Mr. Lutz has done everything possible to make our stay pleasant and we ar: sure no one can forget Mr. Lutz on his visit to dog heaven to see Muggs or Mr. Lutz leading the group in his favorite cheer, Aka Laka Ching. No one can do it quite so well 'as Mr. Lutz. Thank you, Mr. Lutz, for the kindness, consideration, and patience you have shown us. G.H.S. would not he what it is today without your guidance and help CLASS or '47 4 THE CRCWD ABGVE lll'0 Olll' Seni or Ofzfem XVILLIAM COX President ROBERT ORMSBY VicefPresident ANNA YAVORSKY Secretary ANNE HORCHER Treasurer THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE As the sculptor fashions his bit of clay into a finished piece of work, he lays it aside, content that he has put his best into it. So we, the members of the graduating class of '47, likened unto a piece of clay, have been molded and fashioned to com- pletion by the hands of the sculptors-e-our teachers, who have given each a part of himself, toward our completion. We are going out into a world of chaotic disagreements and misunderstandings and feel that the wisdom and learning, gleaned from our stay and associations in these U.H.S. Halls of Learning, has equipped us to meet the buffering of this world. The memories we shall retain from the comradeship of our fellow students, the loyalty to our Alma Mater instilled in us by our athletes in the various fields of competition, and the many pleasures we have enjoyed through the efforts of the various G.l'I.S. organizations shall be a source of gratitude to us through the coming years. The successful completion of our class functions could not have been attained but for the wisdom and untiring efforts of our class sponsors, and the members of the faculty, and the cooperation of the entire student body. Now we are about to take leave of our Alma Mater. To those who have done so much for us we say, not Farewell, for that seems so hnal, but-Au Revoir and Good Luck. W1LL1.AM F. Cox 5 xfff X8 1 7 Q 1 ' 1 'gi f' 'A A., s-A f Nw, yf N xv! -',F.'-7?f-5-1,z.g,-4 ,Y-'--:: - -12 , N ,9 - wi' 1 ' ' ' : V R V' Coufnnfs L ADMlNtSTRATl5 A 7 -- -i-- K 5-K 1 ? ' Se fleas 4 I QQ-cT1v1TfiE5 22? SPLR T5 If Ile. , 5 lixfi 'iZ71 if'fz'7 4.-1 A i ,lv ' , ' f W ff .' x V! + N I I 3 f i :ft INS M1 il ri H55 'W If S.: , - - J- -'Q 2 g .-l... , I . SI ,Si di 1... 1 .3 Vx ETRHTIIIN FIDNINI I ff , ZW I , tx K fy . X Z? fy I' ffl, f I 'ff X 'XNNX X 5 f I . f ff 1 ' 'f 4 I ,Z 51 Z,y,,', ,X ff!! I I I ff f 1 14' ,. 5 f . Q 111 f-N' '? BOARD QF EDUCATIQN President . . . VicefP1'es1'dent . District Clerk . , Preston G. Abbott Thomas Bows Louis K. Collins OFFICERS MEMBERS Herbert Weseott 8 . Robert Zimmerman . Harris Gesehwindt Clarence M. Townsend AI. Wilbur Lutz Rodney W. Rynhart Fred Tartalone 'To each student there opens One Way', Wa5's, and another Way, The High Soul ascends the High Way, The Low Soul descends the Low, And in between these two extremes The rest meander to and fro. To each student there opens A High XVay and a Low, And each student must deficit The Vsfay his Soul shall go. Clitoiuzia W. WRlc:HT Supervising Principal Un this day of your commencement-he more concerned with the marks on your character than with the marks on your report card. The Master Teacher is the still, small voice within you. Though you are leaving school and other teachers, you are not leaving Him. He will never leave you. That is why you need not regret that you have not learned enough in high school or that you can' not go to college. That is why you need not fear the University of Life, in which you are commencing. That Teacher whom you are not leaving tonight. or ever leaving, knows ALL the answers and will give them ALI.. to you gladly, free of charge, just for the asking. Life is as simple as that. Leox C. Llrrz Principal The world is placing its future hopes in you to do much hetter than the generation preceding you. Yours is the heritage of hringing order out of extreme social and economic chaos to insure the posf sihility of the survival of the race. I am most hopeful for the future hecause I he- lieve that you, the new generation with your ideas and the courage to face facts fearlessly and honestly, will find real solutions which are hased upon the principles underlying a democracy. Practice con- tentment, optimism, and keep the glow of good things in your heart and when you need a friend, COIIIL' to see me. May I wish the class of I947 great success in all its undertakings and may the memhers always look hack upon their stay in lllasshoro High School with pleasure. MiLToN W. Barns, Assistant Principal 'J FACULTY ENGLISH Miss A. Elliott Mrs. Johnson Mrs. Lutz Mrs. Weaver HISTORY Mr. Gingrich Mr. Hiester Miss Nowland MATHEMATICS Mr. Baylis Mr. Outland Mrs. Sachs LANGUAGE Miss H. Elliott Mrs. Fenton SCIENCE Mrs. james Mr. Wagner COMMERCIAL Mrs. Armington Mr. Brown Mrs. Isenherg HOME ECONOMICS Miss Hazel Mrs. Lawrence ART Mrs. Erickson 10 MUSIC Mrs. Robbins Mrs. Warlcuw INDUSTRIAL ARTS Mr. Hand Mr. Ingham Mr. Jensen PHYSICAL EDUCATION Mrs. Martin Mr. Morton AGRICULTURE Mr. Grodotzke GUIDANCE Mrs. Hanna SECRETARIES: Hilda Rule, Alice Mathis Nl PG 676144 .js-halo:-g We entered G.H.S. like most other freshmen, green and awkward. We had our first class meeting and elected our officers-President, Clifford Kollmeierg Vice' President, Paul Munafog Secretary and Treasurer, Gladys Engelbrecht. That year we had a freshman assembly, using all the talent of the class. How proud we were when our assembly was chosen the best of all the classes! Our sophomore year we felt a little more confident, and what fun it was to watch the freshmen and wonder if we were ever like that. By this time class meetings were old stuff, and we thought we conducted ours with great success. This year we elected Robert Owens as our President, Paul Munafo, VicefPresidentg Anne Horcher, Secretary, and Louis Fry, Treasurer. This year we had a sophomore hop. Everyone, we especiaily, thought that this was a great success, with an orchestra and all the trimmings. When we finally became juniors fupper classmenj, we didn't even bother with the freshmen. Our officers this year were William Cox, Presidentg Robert Ormsby, VicefPresidentg Mildred Alacqua, Secretaryg and Anne Horcher, Treasurer. This year we worked like mad trying to get money for the prom, which we hoped would be the biggest and best ever had. We think it was! We finally reached our senior year, so different from the freshmen who had entered three years before. This year our officers were William Cox, President, 'Robert Ormsby, Vice' Presidentg Anna Yavorsky, Secretaryg and Anne Horcher, Treasurer. This year it was our privilege to plan Mr. Lutz's birthday party. Our class grew in number' by about ten this year, because so many veterans returned. --5979 We got our yearbook staff working soon after school started and we were also busy planning for Class Day, and our Senior Dance. Commencement has come at last and we, the Class of 1947, are about to leave G.H.S., remembering all the fun and joys we have had in the past. ORLEAN RYNHART AND JULIA GINGRICH 12 CIM oem As we boarded our ship the very frst day, We were stunned with awe and glee, But the joyous times encountered there Will always a memory be. Our skipper, the best to be found in the land, And our officers young and gay, With their understanding guidance Helped us all in every way. The plays, the proms, the football games, All helped in shaping our voyage, And can never be forgotten By us senior girls and boys. The classes, few dull or boring, Were helpful, fun and gay, And the ringing of the three o'clock bell Tolled the end of a perfect KU day. But now it's time to cast anchor, And steadfast friends must severg Our school days are past and will ne'er return, But all will be shiprnates forever. ALICE S'rovER 13 CLAIRE ELAINE ABEL Abel Let the world slide General Williamstown Photography Club 3: Hall Patrol 3, 41 Maroon and Gold 4: Business Manager 4. JOHN C. ADAMS 'kjackn The smaller the better Ind. Arts ' Glassboro Cheerleader 1, 2: Captain 3, 4: Basketball 1, 2: Varsity 3, 4: HifY 1, 2, 3, 4: VicefPres. 2, 4: Photography Club 2: Athletic Club 3: Tennis Club, Pres. 4: Sophomore Hop Com' mittee 2: Junior Prom Com- mittee 3: Band 1, 2, 3: Stu' dent Council 2. 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4. Vice'Pres. 4: Freshman Assembly 1. MILDRED A. ALACQUA Millie A sweet little girl General Glassboro Red Cross 1, 2: HifY 2, 3, 4, Secretary 3: Photography Club 3: Maroon and Gold 4: Marching Troop 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4. ROBERT ALLEN i'Bob Drugstore cowboy lnd. Arts East Pitman Hub Stall 3: Art 1, 2, 3, 4: Camouflage Club 1: Pliotog' raphy Club 4: National Honor Society 1: Hall Patrol 3, 4. GERALDINE ALSTON Gerry Great big beautiful eyes Soc. Sci. Glassboro Plastics Club 3: Choir 3: Marching Troop 3: Basket' ball 4. MARY LUCY ALSTON Lucy Hubba Hubba cliick Soc. Sci. Glassboro Plastics Club 3: Marching Troop 3: Library Club, Vice' Pres. 4. BERTHA BELL Bert Silence General Glassboro Plastics Club 3: Library Club 4. TYSON BENNETT ...I-Y.. Love is a wonderful thi-ng General Glassboro Photography Club 1, 3: Biol' ogy Club 2: Sports Club 3, 4: Iesters Club 4: Senior HifY 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4. FLORENCE L. BISCHOFF Bish Here comes tlie bride General Ferrell Red Cross 1. 2: Photography Club 1: Correspondence Club 2: Hub 3, 4, Business Mane ager 4: Band 1. 2. 3. 4: Hall Patrol 4. DONALD BODEN Duck Quiet and industrious Ind. Arts Barnsboro Aeronautics Club 3: Camouf flage Club 1: Photography Club 4. TONY BRUSCO Reds Hcmui Rinse? lncl. Arts Classboro Senior HifY 3. 4: Atliletic Club 31 Baslcetball 4: Bancl 3. 4. l,.liNA MAYE BUNN l3unnie Xx',U1'llll'T wliut lqintl of lmaui slit' is? So.: Sei. Hurtlville Clioir I. Z, 3. 41 Vv'ar Pro grains Club l: Spirituals 2: Red Cross Club 2: liootligltt Club 3. 4: Marching Troop 3: lxlllfllljl lnstructor 4. Vv'lLl-lAlVl R. CAREY nxxlllflllu Small lm! ull' Su mtgltly C. l. Special Glassboro llaslcelball l, Z, Var:-ity 3. 4: Student Council I: HrfY 2, 3. 41 lntranuiral Tagball l. 2: Football Manager I. 2, 3: Re- pairs l. 2: llrom Committee 3. ROIZIIRT A. CHAlflflN Bob Ulgluliumtl lluyl lntl. Arts Aura HiAY 4: lfootliglit Club 3: .Iesteis Club 41 Hall Patrol Court 4: Prom Committee 3: Stutlent Council 4. Alter' nate 4. GENE COSTA Gene li.v.w'x the best' General Glassboro HifY I, 2: Plastics Club 3: Sports 4: Assembly Commit' tee 3: Biology Club 2: Hall Patrol 4. WILLIAM F. COX Bill Popularity plus! Gcncral Cecil Class President l. Z. 3. 4: Football 1. 3, 4: Student Council 1. 2, 3. 4: Athletic Club 3. 4: Art Club l, 2: Youtli Fellowship Club l. 2: Hall Patrol Pres. 4: Patrol Court judge 4: Hi-Y 4: Prom Committee 3: -lump 3: Easter Pageant 3. HARRY CUSTER ..Hup.. .Quiet but nirc General Glassboro Hi-Y 1, 2: Cbuir Z: National Honor Society 2: Plastics Club 3: Aeronautics 4: Maroon and Gold 4. Business Manager 4. ROBERT DARE 'iBob MY. Dare, if you please Ind. Arts Dilksboro Acronauties Club 3. 4: HifY 1: Wait' Programs 2: Maroon and Gold 4, Advertising Man' ager 4. ENIO Dt-FRANCESCO Barber Cuiscbpe llie Barber Intl. Arts Glassboro Hi-Y l. 2. 3. 4: Athletic Club 3. 4: Biology Club Z: Plastics Club 3: Hall Patrol 3. 4: Prom Committee 3: Pliotogf rapliy Club l: Curtis Man' ager I. 3, 4. RITA DELCONTE Rita Silence is golClc nl General VJilliamstown Home Nursing Club I: Red Cross Club 2: Marching Troop 3: Hall Patrol 3. 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Hub Stall 4. JEAN DE MOINE DeDe Mmm--sizch long hair General Grenloch Marching Troop 31 Plflstiw Club 3, 4, VicefPres. 3, Pres. 4: Hockey 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Basketball 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Tri'Y 35 HUP Committee 2: War Programs Club 1, 2: Choir 3: Student Council 2, 4. LAWRENCE S. DILKS, JR. Larry Oh, to have his hair Ind. Arts Glassboro Football 3, 4: HifY 1, 2, 3, 4, Chaplain 2. Sec'y 4: Student Council 1, Z: Camouflage Club 1: Football Manager 1: lntra' mural Track 1: War Programs Club 2: Sophomore Hop Come mittee 3: Dramatics Club 3: Photography Club, President 3, 4: Curtis Manager 2: Hall Patrol 4: Maroon and Gold 4. GRACE M. DiTARANTO Grace Woodb1cry's her second home Comm. Sec. Glassboro Red Cross 1, 2: Photography 3: Footlight Club 4: Hi-Y 3, 4: Choir 1, Z, 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Marching Troop 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, MARIAN F. DOLSON Marian .Quiet and nice General Aura Correspondence Club 2: Hub 2, 3, 4: HifY 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Hall Patrol 4. GEGRGE DONALDSON George The quieter the better Agricultural Williamstown EFA. 1. 2, 3, 4: Hub 1: Aeronautics Club 4. JOAN L. DRAYTON Joan A sweet girl with a sweet smile Academic Glassboro Philoathean Club 1, 2, 3: Dancing Club Instructor 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Patrol Court 4: Marching Troop 3: Hockey 4. CHARLOTTE DUBLE 'iRusty Oh-that smile General Willizimstcixvn Hall Patrol 3, 4: Plastics Club 3: Choir 3: Curtis Manager 4: Maroon and Gold 4: March' ing Troop 3: Prom Commit' tee 3. GRACE DUFFIELD Dull Full of Pep Comm. Sec. Mullica Hill National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Curtis Mairager 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Plastics Club 3: Marching Troop 3: Prom Committee 3. DOLORES M. ELLIS MIC.. New this year but very nice Academic Glassboro Hockey 1, 2. 3, 4: Basketball 2, 3, 4: Library Club 1, Pres. l: English Club 2: French Club 2. MINERVA JANE ELWELL Janie Ambitious and attractive Comm. Sec. Hardingville Red Cross 1, 2, 3, VicefPres. 3: Hub Staff 3, Assistant Edif tor 3: Student Council 1, Z, 3, 4: Senator 3, 4: Honor Sol ciety 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Easter Pageant 3: Crowell Manager 3: Curtis Manager 4: Maroon and Gold 4, Editor' infChief 4: Choir 1: Christ- mas Pageant 4. CLADYS ENGELBRECHT Gladys Om: of our intelligentxta Academic Wllllillll5ItlW 1 Student Council l: Hi-Y li TrifY Pies 3, 4: Home Ec. Cluh lg National Honor So' ciety 2, 3, 4: Maroon and Cold 4: Plastics Cluh 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Marching Troop 3: Class Secretary ll TlIl'lU'Y Tilt Stall 4. ROBERT FERGUSON l'ergie Oli. to ht' uhlt' lu .we our ci't'ryom' Agricultural Aura lf.l:,A. l. 2, 3, 4, Reporter 3. Vluolll-l-5, 43 HifY 43 Honor Society 2, 3. 4. PAUL S. FIRMAN lfiry Nfuselcx almighty C. l, Special Mullica Hill Patrol Court 2: Hi-Y 2: As' sir-tant Crowell Manager 'lc Fooil-wall 3: Crowell Manager 4g Stud,-nt Council 4: Patrol Court 4: Aeronautics Cluh 4: Sr, HifY Chaplain 4: Turkey Tilt 4. ANN lfURMlCA Ann Oli, lo ln' iiulcpundeul Cencral Classhoio Plulolalhean Cluh 3: HifY 3. 4: Maroon and Cold 4:'March' ing Troop 3: liaskethall Z. l.Ol llfi FRY Lou XVcll, turn on flu' gaa Lltlll cull m U f'rVv. lieiwral lilasslvoro Camouflage l 1 Class Secy. I ' Class Treasurer 1: Student Council 3, Second Vice-Pres. 33 Photography Cluh 3. 4. Vice'Pres. 4: Llhraiy Cluh Z Pres. 2: Cwems 3. Tre.isurer 3, l, 4. Svfy, 21 Pool' hall 4. EARL LUUIS CANT Cant I tallied on the radio! Com. Acct. Monroeville Camouflage lg Patrol Court 1: Honor Society Z: Aeronautics Club 3. 4, Pres, 4: Student Council 3. 4, VicefPres. 4. JULIA CINCRICH julia Cot any cliewmg gum? Academic Classhoro Correspondence Cluh 1, 2: Hi-Y I, Z, 3, 4, Chaplain 1, Pres. 2. 35 Student Council 21 Senator 3. Pres. 4: Foot' light Club 3. 4, Treasurer 3, Assemhly Committee 3, 4, Honor Society Z, 3, 4, Secref tary 4: Curtis Manager 1: Christmas Pageant 3, 4: Easter Pageant 3, 4: jr. Class Play 3: Maroon and Cold 4, jr, Prom Committee 3: jr. jump Committee 3: Marching Troop 3: Turl-cey Tilt Staff 4: Patrol Court 3. THEREFIELD GIZELBACH ncizz-. The Sluelq of Greulocli Ind. Arts Crenloch EEA, 1, 2: Athletics Club 3. 4: Foothall 4: Hi-Y 4. MARY AGNES CIUNTA Mary Ar lzome in the Gym Academic Classhoro Red Cross 1: Biology Club 2: Photography Cluh 3: Foot- lightcrs 4: Hi-Y l, 2, 3: Choir l. 2. 3. 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Marching Troop 33 Hall Patrol 3. 4: National Honor Society 2. 4: Student Council l. 2. 3: Senator 2. FLORENCE GOTTI ucottin Have u pretzel General Classhoro Huh Staff 41 Maroon and Cold 4. MARIANNE C. GRAHAM Celena Taking life easy General Glassboro Plastics Club 3g Hockey 4g Choir 4g Maroon and Gold 4. BETTY GROSSO Bet Vkfhere the Green Grosso Grows General Grenlocb Pbilolathean Club 3, 4. IRVING GREEN Beanie Laughing Boy Ind. Arts. Mullica Hill Aeronautics Club 4, Treasurer 4, Easter Pageant 3g Christ' mas Pageant 4. JOHN HAYNICZ John just plain joe Ind. Arts Aura LILLIE HENDRICKSON Boots Irresporisible as a streak of lightning Soc. Sci. Glassboro Art Director, Hub 4g Peppy Peps Club 35 Prom Commit- tee 3g Hi'Y 4g Maroon and Gold 4g Hop Committee 2: Art Club 13 Basketball Man' ager 4: Plastics Club 2. ROSELYN HIGGINS Rosie Not so quiet, please General Glassboro Plastics 4g Maroon and Gold 4. RGNALD HOLLAND Ronnie Is he Dutch? Ind. Arts Sewell Aeronautics Club 33 Sports Club 4. ANNE HORCHER Anne A swell girl with lots of pep Comm. Sec. Williamstciwii Red Cross 1, 23 Student Counf cil 2, 3, 4g Senator 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Easter Pageant 34 Curtis Man' ager 3, 4: Mzmroon and Gold 4, Asst. Editor 4: Class Sec' retary Zg Class Treasurer 3, 4: Photography 3g Patrol Court 4g Prom Committee 3g Christf mas Pageant 4. ANNAMAE HURTT Blondie just give her a basketball General Williamstriwiw Maroon and Gold 4g Hub 4. RICHARD ILES Rich First Baseman Ind. Arts Ferrell HifY 41 Football 4: Baseball 3, 4: Sports Club 3. CARLTON IRVING Carlie Wzit.tontciwn Roller Ind. Arts Blackwood Aeronautics Club 3: Sports Club 4. AMY JOHNSON Johnnie 'You don! say General Richwood Correspondence Club l, 21 Curtis Ivianager 2: Biology Club 2: Marching Troop 3: Plastics Club 3, 4: Hockey 3. 4: Basketball 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Band 4: Orchestra 4: Tri-Y 4: Reporter 3: Prom Committee 3. KENNETH JOHNSON Kenny Baby fare lnd. Arts Williaimstmiwii Football 2, 3: Sports Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Hall Pa- trol 3, 4: Record Machine At' ti-ndant 41 Ten'Yard Chain Man 4. LAURA JOHNSON Smity Somclliing Sentimental Soc. Sci. Williziiiistaiwii Library Club 4. JOSEPH H. JONES, JR. NJUC.. Future Farmer of America Agricultural Bunker Hill l:.lf.A. I, 2, 3. 4. Secretary 41 If.F.A. Basketball 3. 4: HifY 2, 4: Aeronautics Club 3, 4. Secretary 4: Hall Patrol 4. HELEN KALLA Helen Do l love to talk Academic Aura Correspondence Club 1, 2: Hub 2, 3. 4: HifY 3. 4, Chap' lain 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Jes' ters 3, 4, Vice'Pres. 4: Honor Society 2, 3. 4: Junior Prom Committee 3: Maroon and Gold 4. BETTY JEAN KENGLE Betty Oli, to be an actress General Glassboro Wztr Programs Club l. 2: Tri' Hi'Y 2, 3, 4: Correspondence Club 2, 3: Choir 2. 4: Hub Staff 2: Journalism Club 2: Hop Committee 2: Prom Com' mittee 3: Senior Play 3: Foot light Club 3: Marching Troop 3: Hall Patrol 4: Turkey Tilt Editor 4: Jesters Club 4: Stu' dent Council 4: G.H.S. Re' porter 4. BETTY JANE KINCAID Betty Did somebody say jitterlmggin ' General Hurtlville Red Cross lz Correspondence 2: Philolatbean Club 3: Phof tography Club 4: Hop Com- mittee 2: Prom Committee 3: Majorettc 4: Hockey Manager 4: Basketball Team 3. 4: HifY 4. ROBERT KNECHT Bob Just u xliy guy' General W'illiamstown Photography Club 3. CLIFFORD KOLLMEIER Clitf Oli, to be a band letuler General Glassboro Class President 1: Band 1, 2. Hop Committee 2: Student Council 2: Jr. Prom Commit tee 3: Easter Pageant 3: HifY 1, 2, 3. 4, Chaplain l: Foot- ball 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 41 Weir Programs Club 1, 2, 3, VicefPres. 3. Treasurer 3 WILLARD KRISHER Willie just call me Frankie G. I, Special Grenloclx Movie Club 1, 2: Football I, 2, 3: Senior HifY 4: Navy 1943 to 1946. CARMELA LASPATA Carm Wlio says I can't7 General Glassboro Photography Club 1: Plastics Club 3: Peppy Peps 2: Hub 4. PHILIP LECH NFHP.. The gentleman on the bus Ind. Arts Willianlstown Sports Club 3, 4: Ir. Prom Committee 3. HAROLD C. LINGERFIELD Tink Little man with a big voice Ind. Arts Glassboro jr. HifY 2: Basketball 1. 2. 3. 4: Cheerleader 2, 3: Band 2. 3: Athletic Club 3, 4. DOROTHY sl. MMFADDEN Mae Always good for a lauglz General Glassboro Hi-Y I. 2, 3. 4, Program Chairman 1, Reporter 4: Bac' calaureate Choir 1. 3: NVar Programs Club 2. 3: Jesters 4: Prom Committee 3: Maroon and Gold 4: Turkey Tilt 4: Choir 1, 3, 4: Marching Troop 3: Hall Patrol 4: Hop Committee 2. FRANCES L. MAZZEO Frannie Another of our sliorties General Glassboro Camouflage Club 1: Correa' pondence Club 2: TrifHifY 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 4: Hub 4: Peppy Peps 3: Footligbt Club 3: Prom Committee 3: Maroon and Gold 4: Student Council 4: Aeronautics Club 3. .IANICE H. MCFADDEN Janice It w0n't be lo-ng now General Glassboro Correspondence Club l: Stu' dent Council 1: jr. TrifHifY I: Pbilolatbean Club 2, 3: Asseme bly Program Committee 4: Pa' trol Court 4: Turkey Tilt 4: Choir 4: Iesters 4. ELAINE McMURTRY Lame Roman Number CI General Willianistown Footligbt Club 2, 3: Home Economics 1: TrifY 3, 4: Bas' ketball 4. ELIZABETH F. MILLER amz.. Lets eat General Glassborfu Hi-Y I, 2. 3, 4, Treasurer l, 2, VicefPres. 4: Baccalaureate Cboir 1, 2, 3: Wai' Programe Club 2, 3: Icsters 4: Prom Committee 3: Choir 1, 3, 4: Red Cross Club 2: Marching, Troop 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Turkey Tilt Statf 4. BURNARD MINOR 'kMax What lie can do with a football' Ind. Arts Hurifvillc Football 1, 2. Varsity 3, 4: Basketball 2. Varsity 3, 4. CHARLES MIRENDA ..Mir.. Mr. Atlus himself Ceneral Classboro Photography Club 2, 3, 4, See'yfTreas. 4: Plastics Club 3: Hi'Y I. 2. 3. 4: Prom Com' mittee 3: Maroon and Cold 4: Biology Club 3, CEORCE Vs . MOHRMAN Moron Glen Nliller the xcrmul Cm-neral Classboro XX'ar Programs l, 2: Photog' raphy 3, 4: Hi-Y l, Z, 3, Sec- retary l: Hall Patrol 3. 4: Christmas Pageant 3: Easter Pageant 3: Student Council 3' Band l, 2, 3. FRANK MURPHY Murph The c'3'a'x have it Cencral Glassboro Band l, 2, 3. 4: Hi1Y 2. 4: Footlight Club 3, 4. Pres. 4: Maroon and Cold 4: State Chorus 2. RUTH CLAIRE MURPHY Murph Ltt'x not talk loo much Academic - Mullica Hill Correspondence Club I, Z: Wait' Programs 2: Philoathean Club 3: Marching Troop 3: Plastics Club 4: Senior Tri- Hi'Y 4: Hall Patrol 3. 4: Na' tional Honor Society Z. 3. 4. SARA lvl. NICHOLS 'iSara Never give up .AL'ilCll'llllC Williztri1strixx'ii Biology Club 2: National Honor Society 2, 3. 4: March' me Troop 3: Choir I, 3, 4: Special Choir 3: Footlight Club 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3. 4: lvlaroon and Cold 4: Com- iuencenient Card Conunittee 4: Vw'illiamstown Tri-Y 3. ROBERT F. ORMSBY Bob The Wre.vtli11g Champion General VJillia1nstown Football 2, 3, 4: VicefPresif dent of Class 3. 4: Sports Club 3: Student Council l. 3: Hall Patrol 4: Prom Commit- tee 3, President of Athletic Council 4: lN1aroon and Cold 4. NWILLIAM R. OVJENS Bob hleutal giant Academic Cross Keys Hall Patrol 3, 4: Student Council 2: HifY 1. 2. 3. -4. Pres. 2, 4: Class President I: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Aeronautics Club 3: Sports Club 4: Sophomore Hop Com' mittee 2: Camouflage Club l: Easter Pageant 3: Prom Com' mittee 3, CHARLES PEDRICK Carlos Dont fence me in General Classboro HifY l, 2, 3. 4: Chou' l, 3: War Programs Club 1. 2: jes- ters 2, 3, 4: ,lesters Play 3: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Student Council 2, 3. LILLIAN PIRRI Pirri Bang bang-you're dead! General Glassboro Red Cross l: Plastics Club 3' Hall Patrol 3, 4: Hub 4: Maroon and Gold 4. RUTH MARY POCSUVAY Pocsuvay To have-or have not Fine Arts Williai1ist4xxx'n Red Cross 2, 3: Board of Directors 3: Correspondence Club I, 2: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Camouflage Club l, Secretary 1: Art Club 2, VicefPres. 2: Marching Troop 3: Tri'Hi-Y 3, 4: .lesters 4: Student Coun' eil 3: Representative, Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 2: Christmas Pagant 3: Easter Pageant 3: Turkey Tilt 4: Ex- ecutive Committee of junior Class 3. ALBERT QUINLAN NAI.. Tall, dark and? Ind. Arts Cross Keys Basketball 3, Varsity 4: Sports Club 3, 4: Baseball 4: Aero' nautics Club 4. DAISY MAE RANDALL 'iRandle Wake up, stop dreaming General Glassboro Library Club 4: Marcliing Troop 3: Photography Club 3: Plastics Club 2: Choir 1. CHARLES RAWLINGS Darby Where'd you get the permanent? General Williamstown Football 4: Basketball 4: Base' ball 4. Darby: Football 2, 3: Basketball 2, 3: Baseball 1, 2, 3: Jr. Play 3. HARRIET R. REDMOND jean Look, I wore my boots General Glassboro Correspondence Club 1: Pep Rally Committee 1: Sopho- more Hop Committee 2: Art Club 2: Basketball 2, Varsity 3, 4: Hockey 1, 2: Cheerlead' ing 3, 4: Prom Committee 3: Iesters Club 3, 4, Pres. 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Junior -lump Committee 3: Hall Pa' trol 3, 4: Student Council 2: Student Athletic Council 4, Secy. 4: HifY 2, 3, 4, Chap' lain 4. LORENE ANN RET Lorry Want to buy 11 Hub? Com. Acct. Glassboro TrifY Recorder 1, Secretary 2, 4: Correspondence Club 1: Hub Staff 2, 3, 4, Business Manager 3, Editor 4: National Honor Society 2. 3. 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4. DAVID 1. RICHARDS ..DOC.. just call me Doc G. I. Special Glassboro F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: Dramatic Club 1, 2, 3: jesters 4: Senior Play 1, 2: Student Council 2, 4: Assembly Committee 4: Na' tional Honor Society 2, 3, Pres, 4: Trainer, Football Team, 4: Hall Patrol 4: War Programs Assembly 3: Sophomore As' sembly 2: Turkey Tilt 4: Choir 1, 2, 3: Maroon and Gold 4: U. S. Navy. SHIRLEY ANN ROGERS Shirley One of the seven dwarfs General Glassboro Red Cross 1, 2: Correspondf ence Club 1, 2: Art Club 2: Camouflage Club 1: Footlight Club 4: Plastics Club 3: Cheer' leading 4: Hockey 1, 2, 3: Basketball 1: Prom Committee 3: Hop Committee 2: Peppy Peps 3: TrifHifY 2: Senior HifY 4. JOHN RYAN Iohnnie Want a ride? Agricultural Iefferson Football 4: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4. ORLEAN ANN RYNHART Leanie I can drive now-but no reverse Academic Glass-boro TrifHifY 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 3: Vice-Pres. 4: Correspond' ence Club 1, 2: Marching Troop 3: Footlight Club 3, 4: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4, VicefPres. 3: Prom Com' mittee 3: Christmas Pageant 3: Easter Pageant 3: Maroon and Gold 4: H-all Patrol 3, 4: Secretary 4: Turkey Tilt Staff 4: Patrol Court 3, 4. SAMUEL ANTHONY SAIA 'iSam Ignorance is bliss Com. Acct. Glassburo Hi-Y 1, 2, 3, 4: Biology Club 2, Pres. 2: Band 1, 2, 3: Choir 3: Photography Club 1: Sports Club 4: Basketball 1, 2: Var- sity 3, 4: National Honor So- ciety 2, 3, 4: Footlight Club 3: Easter Pageant 3: Hall Pa' trol 3, 4: Hub Staff 4: Sopho' more Hop Committee 2: Prom Committee 3. THOMAS SCHNETZLER Snitch All-sto be in love Ind. Arts Glassboro Sports Club 3. 43 Baseball 4. MARY 'IANE SHEARER Reds Rome Ll'dX71'I lmtlt in u rluuv General Mullica Hill Choir I, Z, 3, 43 Correspond' ence Club I3 Biology Club 2: Plmilolalliean Club 3: Plastics Club 43 Christmas Pageant 3: Easter Pageant 3: Senior Tri- Hi'Y 4: National Honor So' uiety 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3. 4. VERBENA M. SHOULTZ Beanie Basliful Soc. Sci. Glassboro Photography Club 23 Plastic-3 Club 33 Footlight Club 33 Li- brary Club 4. HALFORD SICKLER Oscar AC'L'1lTdL'y before swiftnexs Agriculture Clayton F.F.A. 2, 3, 43 Senior Hi-Y 43 Aeronautics Club 4: Na' tional Honor Society 4. WALLACE SICKLER Wz1lly Ali, sweet silence General Williamstown Photography Club 3. 4: Cam' ouflage Club 2. RALPH SMITH ..Bud.. Quiet-but what a wolf Agriculture Glassboro Jr. Hi-Y 1, 2, 4, F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Treasurer 43 War Pro' grams Club 1, 2, 33 Biology Club 1: Hall Patrol 3, 4g Na- tional Honor Society 2. 3, 43 Home Repair Club 13 Easter Pageant 2, 3, 4: Christmas Pageant 2, 3, 4: Spring Conf cert 33 Choir 2. 3, 43 Senior Hi-Y 4g Mechanics Club 43 Model Airplane Club 43 Maroon and Gold 4. ALICE STOVER Smokey Wllere theres wood, tl1ere's Smokey General Vifilliamstown Plastics Club 4. ALFREDA SZYMBORSKI Ski Oh to live in Glussboro General Aura Red Cross 1, 2, 33 Choir 1, 33 Maroon and Gold 43 Hub 3, 43 Prom Committee 33 Hall Patrol 3, 43 Hop Committee 23 TrifHi'Y 4: Christmas and Easter Pageants 3: National Honor Society 2, 3: Corre- spondence Club 3. FRANK TEMPONI Frank G, I. Special Grenloch Football 1, 2, 3, 43 F.F.Af1, 2, 3, 43 Reporter 43 Senior Hi-Y 3, 4: Reporter 4: Intraf mural Football lg Maroon and Gold 4: Turkey Tilt 4: Hall Patrol 3. 4: ,lesters 4: U. S. Navy. DORIS CLEO TURNER Doris Dancing Kid Soc. Sci. Glassboro Photography Club 3: Librarv Club 4. FRANCES K. TYRELL Franny Ar peace with the world General Glassboro Photography Club 1: Biology Club 2: Correspondence Club 1, 2, 3: Hub 4: Maroon and Gold 4. CGNCETTA G. VALENO Connie l'm always chasing rainbows Comm. Sec. Williamstown Hub 2. 3, 4, Exchange Editor 4. Asst. Business Manager 33 Plastics Club 4: Correspond' ence Club 3: National Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4. VJARREN E. VANLIER Van Anything I can do for you? G. l. Special Glassboro lr. HifY 2, 3: Senior HifY 4: U. S. Navy. ,lOHN R. VERNON 3'Vernon I'-rn a reporter General Williamstown Hub l: Photography 2: Auto Mechanics 3, Secretary 3. MARIE WAGNER 'tSpi-itz Houfs Ryhi1islqi'sInf.? General Glaggbofo Camouflage Club l: Plastics Club 3, 4, Secretary 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Patrol Court 4. RCBERT WALLACE Foot Footi' XVhat big feet you have, Grandpa! G. I. Special Glassboro Choir 3, 4: HifY 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Assembly Com' mittee 3, 4: Football Manager 2: Iesters 3, 4: C. I. Repre' sentative 3. 4: U. S. Navy. SARAH VCEIDERSPAHN Snufhe Conscientious Com. Acct. Williamstown Red Cross l, 2: Correspondf ence Club 3: Hub Staff 2, 3: Plastics Club 4: National Honor Society 2: Hall Patrol 3, 4: Maroon and Gold 4: Student Council 3. WILLIAM WHITE Whitey Gentleman farmer Agriculture Barnsboro Home Repair Club 1: F.F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4, Pres. 4: Easter Pageant 3: Athletic Club 3, 4: Honor Society 2, 3, 4. GEORGE WIBLE. Wibbs Oh, those shoulders Ind. Arts Ferrell Senior Hi-Y 4: Football 3, 4: Baseball 3. 4. MYRTLE L. XWILHELM Myi't Her middle -name is laugh Comm. Sec. Mullica Hill Hub 3, 4: Plastics Club 4: Red Cross Club 3: Correspondence Club 3: Photography Club lp Maroon and Gold 4: Hall Pa' trol 3, 4: Scrap Drive Com' mittee 2: Honor Society Z. 3, 4: Curtis Manager 3: Crowell Manager 4. NERO WILLIAMS Nerry Can you top this? Academic Glassboro Honor Society 1, 25 Pho- tography 3, 45 Aeronautics Club 2. GEORGE WINGATE Windy Gotta be this or that General jefferson Student Council 1: War Pro- grams 25 Photography 35 Foot- ball 45 Assembly Committee l, 2, 3, 45 Maroon and.Gold 4: Biology Club 2: Sports Club 45 Camouflage Club l. PAUL WOLFE Wolfe joe cameraman General Glassboro Aeronautics Club 3, 45 Biol' ogy Club 2g Hall Patrol 3, 45 Camouflage Club 15 Band 2, 3, 45 Hi-Y 2. NORMAN ABRAHAM Abraham The Brain G. l. Special Glassboro War Programs Club 35 Foot- light Club 25 Football 35 Bas- ketball 3: Band 35 Choir 35 U. S. Army. JOHN DINOVI Johnnie Napoleon was short Ind. Arts Williamstown Sports Club 3, 4. JOHN J. MILLER, JR. Johnnie just an engaged man G. I. Special Ferrell Sports Club 3, 45 Baseball 45 U. S. Army. VJILLIAM MATTHEWS HARRY RYAN ' Bill A-Taxa I ue got my troubles just In mg along C. I, Special Aura Incl. Arts Willizimstcmwii U- 5' NHVY- Sports Club 1, 2, 3, 4. 25 ANNA YAVORSKY HDOHY.. A smile for everyone General Williamstown Red Cross Club 1, 2, 3: Handi- craft Club 2, 35 Honor Society 2, 3, 4: Senior Class Secre- tary 45 Hub 3, 45 Hall Patrol 3, 4: junior Jump 35 Maroon and Gold 45 Sophomore Hop Committee 2: Prom Commit' tee 3. THOMAS BARNEY Barney Let's have a few words Ind. Arts Monroeville Photography Club 3, 4. VINCENT GANGEMI Vince Time marches on Agriculture Mullica Hill F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 4: F.F.A. Bas- ketball 3, 4: Senior Hi-Y 45 Athletic Club 35 Hall Patrol 45 Aeronautics Club 4: Glass' boro Representative to Kansas City F.F.A. Convention 19463 F.F.A. Contest at Woods' town 3. LOUIS MICK Lou Straight walker C. I. Special Glassboro Senior Hi-Y 45 U. S. Army. ROGER E. SHEFFMAKER ..R0g.. Smile-Smile-Smile Agriculture Cross Keys F,F.A. 1, 2, 3, 41 Hi'Y 2, Philolathean Club 3, 4: Cam- ouflage Club 15 Hall Patrol 3: Band Z, 3, 4. CAM MA We, the Class of 1947 of Glassboro High School, being in a sound state of mind, do hereby make this last will and testament so that our presence in Glassboro High School may long be remembered. ' To Mr. Wright, Mr. Lutz, the Board of Education, and the faculty: Our sincere thanks for the help in making our stay in Classboro High School a most successful and pleasant one. To Mr. Baylis we leave the oncoming senior class and hope that they won't be as big a problem as we were. To Mrs. Armington we leave the yearflong hope that she may somehow, some' time have the same people in Oihce Practice class two days in an row. To Mr. Hiester we leave high hopes of a bright History class. To Coach Morton we leave our sincere hope for a successful football season in 1947. To the Class of '48 we leave the hopes of a Junior Day. To the Class of '50 we leave the hopes of having a Sophomore Hop. Individually we leave: Bill Cox's leadership to Paul Thomas. A Iean Redmond's versatility to Eleanor Heaney. Al .Quinlarfs height to Alvin Shpeen. Shirley Rogers' dancing ability to Marie Foraker. Bernard Minor's athletic ability to Tony Conner. jane Elwell's ambition to Eleanor Hise. Frank 'l'emponi's girl trouble to Nate Todaro. Charlie Rawlings' carefree manner to Bobby Richards. Lillie Hendricksonls liking for short boys to Dolly Costanzo. johnny Ryan's new car to Bart Shipley. jean DeMoine's long hair to june Price. Ruth Pocsuvay's dignified walk to Grace Casella. Sam Saia's ability to dress neatly to Charles Lininger. Anne Horcher's sweet manner to Mary Barcum. Gladys Engelbrechfs intelligence to Joan Mirenda. Rita Delcontels quietness to Ann Major. BETTY Gnosso SHIRLEY ROGERS CHARLES PEDRICK 26 ppt! Ron' -Ioe Purinai, Brazell Vfilliams, Norman Ahraham. Lilyard Lucas, Frank Temponi. t nt, Paul In rin t Ads. I wer Rott' Vetlli. m fl: '- '. . Vu: , Vv'arren Vanlier. Barton Shipley. David R1'hai Rt tit Wzill:it't'. NORMAN ABRAHAIVI, S.'Sgt.-Entered Qctoher. 1943: spent two weeks in England in preparation for VfDay1 landed on heach of Normandy two days hehind Infantry: participated in The Battle of the Bulge, Seizure of Kizerslautrnf' Battle of Saarf hrukt-n. fl'ologne : stayed in France three months for rccuperation: left Marseilles for the Philippines: changed course for U. S. after receiving news of japan! surrender: arrived in Hampton Roads, Vir guna. and received 47 days recuperation home: re, turned to Camp for training of recruits: discharged Decenther, 1946. Vv'Il.I.lAM R. CAREY, ScB 3fc Entered Decemher, 1944: IISNRS, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania: USNTC. Sampson, New York: USNAAS, Kingsville, Texas: Camp Elliott, TADCen, San Diego, California: USS Mcliassar Strait CVE'91: USS Core CVE-13: IISNRS. Tacoma. Vv'ashington: PSC, Lido Beach, Long Island, New York: Asiatic'Pacific toward Mar' shall Islands, Guam, Iwo -lima, Okinawa, PAIII, S FIRMAN. Slfc Entered Match. 1947: training. Sampson, New York: Code School, Norfolk. Virginia: Sonar School. Key West, Florida: Camp Elliott. TADCen. San Diego, California: USS W:illt'i': USS Kendrick: discharged, August, 1946. VJILLARD B. KRISHER, NNT 2 c-'Entered March. 1943: completed six trips across Atlantic Ocean: sailed through Panama Canal to Pacific Ocean: served in Bermuda, Dutch Vv'est Indies, Northern Ireland: spent seventeen months in Pacific: participated in invasion of langayan Gulf. Luzon, Iwo lima. Okinawa. Pelelien. Philippine Islands. Admiralty Islands. Shanghai. China: discharged April. 1946, LILYARD LUCAS. Slfc Entered Septcmher 26. 1944: hoot training at Bainhridge. Maryland: then to Pungo Field, Virginia: then to other Naval hases in thc country: time overseas was spent at the Philip' pines and Saipan: discharged july 28, 1946. VJILLIAM MA'I I'HEVv'S. Slfcf-Entered Fehruarv 1945: training at Great Lakes, Farragut, Idaho, and Seattle. Vsfashingtong shipped to APA 63 Blanton: spent time in Manicani. Philippine Islands: returned to San Francisco: stationed at Alhany. California. for one month: discharged july. 1946. G N I ,IOHN MILLER-V Entered Octohei. 1943: training. Ft. Eustis. Virginia. and Camp McCain. Mississippi: spent time in Scotland, England, France. Luxembourg, Belgium. Germany, and Czechoslovakia: discharged january. 19-16. IOE PURINAI. GM ?w c Entered Fehruary, 1944: received ahoard USS New York: transferred ahoard the destroyer johnson: made two trips across the At' lantic Ocean covering North Africa, Bermuda. Sicily. Italy, Southern France: went through Panama Canal: participated in invasion of Leyte, second invasion of Philippines in Lingayan Gulf: landed at San Antonio, Suhic Bay. Okinawa: participated in occupation ot Ticntsin, Korea. Shanghai. China: transferred to the Richard M. Rowell DE 403: discharged May. 1946. DAVID AI. RICHARDS, HA 3'fc'- Entered Fehruarv, 1944: San Diego, California. Hospital: Banning Conf valescent l'Io:'pital, Shoemaker. California: USS Hornet to Pearl Harhor: Icia Heights Hospital: USS Chini' ariko: discharged june, 1946. BARTON SHIPLEY, Slfc -Entered july, 19431 training, Sampson. New York: Boston Navy Yard: Camp Bradford, Virginia, Beach jumper: served 15 months in Normandy. Southern France: served lfl months in Pacific: discharged Decemher. 1945. FRANK TE1vfPON1,FC2 cf -Entered Fehruary. 1944: Fire Control School. Fort Lauderdale. Florida: Suh Chaser Base. Miami, Florida: Suhmarine Base, Pearl Harhor: Suhmarine Base. Midway Islands: USS Pipe' fish: USS Agier: USS Hancock: USS Pelias: dis' charged May, 1946. VCARREN VANLIER. S 1'cf-Entered Decemher. 1944: training. Bainbridge, Maryland: Comhat train' ing, Norfolk. Virginia: Diesel engine schooling and fire fighting. Newport. Rhode Island: hoarded ship at Boston. Massachusetts. for duty in the Atlantic: discharged May. 1946. ROBERT F. VVALLACE, M 3t c Entered August. 1944: 'lShip Repair Unit. Staten Island. New York: amphihious training. Little Creek. Virginia: hoarded an amphihious repair lighter QARL 381. Mohile. Ala' hama: joined amphihious fleet in the Atlantic: dis' charged july. 1946. BRAZELL WILLIAMS. Cpl.. AAF Entered Septem' her, 1943: training. Greenshoro, North Carolina: spent two years at various air hases in the country: dis- charged August. 1947. MARCO A D GOLD ANNE HORCHER JANE ELWELL ROBERT DARE CLAIRE ABM. HARRY CITSTER Chosen by the staff to serve as editor, jane Elwell worked aptly and thoroughly to carry out the desires of the senior class in the 1947 Maroon and Gold. Anne Horcher, as assistant editor, proved her versatility by selling advertisements, typing, and writing features. Also chosen by the staff, Robert Dare, with Ralph Smith as assistant, directed his group in canvassing Glassboro and surrounding towns for advertisements. Financial transactions were handled hy Claire Abel and Harry Custer. The thanks of the entire staff go to the class adviser, Mr. Baylis, and the year- book adviser, Mrs. Armington, for their assistance in promoting and editing this senior publication. MILTON W. BAYLIR MRs. ARMINGTON 28 Eolmn . . . Av,sxxtu.nl Editor . , Adverlixxnig Manager . . Asxxslant IXtll't'Yl15lWl,M Manager . Business ...... Afl1'c'7ll.SI7IlQ' Urleaxn Rynliairt, Myrtle W'lll1Cllll. Clint-les Mirrmln, Rot-lyn Higgim, Florence Gotti. Typing' Myrtle Willieliii, Connie Vnleno, Marie Vvfig- ncr, Surah Weidel'spz1l1i1. Lillie Hendrickson. Grace DiTnrzmto, Ann Formica. Mildred Alncqual, Rita Deleonle. Spurtm jenn Delvloine. Amy johnson, Bob OI'lllFhy', liraink Teinponi. Art' Helen Kztllzi. Annu Yaworsliy. . JANE ELwi11.L ANNE Hukcmaa . Romim DARE RALPH Sum: . CLAIRF Aan, HARRY Clwriaa Personal: Annu Yzworsky. jenn Redmond, Bob NVzxl' lace. George Vv'ingute. Annsunne Hurtt. Marian Dolson, Helen Kalla, Gladys Engellireelit, Marianne Gralizun, Julian Gingrich. Clubs: Sara Nichols, Frances-Tyrell, Lillian Pirri, Charlotte Duble, Grace Duffield. Frances Mnzzeo. Plmtograpliy: Lawrence Dilks. Gene Costa, Dorothy McF:1ddet1. Betty gleam Kengle. M:il'y Giuntzi. David bl, Riclnn'dQ. Mn' Q1 SENICR LCWDCW Name Claire Abel Norman Abraham John Adams Mildred Alacqua Robert Allen Geraldine Alston Lucy Alston Bertha Bell Tyson Bennett Florence Bischoff Donald Boden Anthony Brusco Lena Bunn William Carey Robert Chafhn Gene Costa William Cox Harry Custer Robert Dare Enio Defrancesco Rita Delconte Jean DeMoine Lawrence Dilks Iohn Denovi Grace Di Taranto Marian Dolson George Donaldson Joan Drayton Charlotte Duble Grace Duffield Ailmcnt fingernails Douglas Shoes cheerleading 4.1-in being quiet Hockey History nothing to say Costa instruments History lvfitchell's car Mr. H's mad driving in parking lot women Model A women too quiet shop barber shop smiling Ending a way to Glassboro Jean pin boy working in Woodbury Man Haters of America Club farm That Singer red hair Christmas cards Cure cut them bare feet spectator selling candy in Glassboro 'movie talkative girl Tiddlyfwinks English find something Can't cure Costa Bob hang all History t Costa's bicycle Cookie confinement Buick desert island raise some whoopee farm work beauty parlor no toothpaste buy a car move to Bailleul's caddy work in Glassboro eachers Man Lovers of America Club city Sinatra brunette adding machine 32 Ambition housewife salesman , working man secretary artist Gym teacher grow marriage pharmacist musician taxidermist working man auto racer admiral to travel Bowl over 150 artist sing bass draftsman barber secretary oihce work draftsman bowler bum singer housewife ask him interpreter ofhce work private secretary bookkeeping IO 'Years Hence scrub woman wait and see circus barker usher drawing for Esquire N still knocking around skyscraper speaker soda jerk Spike jones' orchestra hunting for animals to still working slowing down swabbing somebody's husband grease monkey U. S. President choir boy farmer butcher toothpaste model junk dealer still wolfing jockey ' Stl! singing with Spike Iones' orchestra taking care of Bill's Romeo raising singing canaries blonde still figuring 'J Name Dolores Ellis lane Blwell Gladys Engelbrecht Robert Ferguson Paul Firman Anna Formica Louis Fry Vincent Gangemi Earl Gant Iulia Gingrich John Gizelbach Florence Gotti Marianne Graham Irving Green Betty Grosso Mary Giunta john Haynicz Lillie Hendrickson Roselyn Higgins Ronald Holland Anne Horcher Annamae Hurtt Richard Iles Carlton Irving Amy Johnson Kenneth johnson Laura johnson Joseph Jones Helen Kalla Betty jean Kengle Betty I ane Kincaid Ailment being bright Yearbook studying farming cats fixing her hair Betty mistakes Mert blowing Bill's h Miss Elliott pink cards too short Jane sodawater sports shyness Delwood Annamae hunting dancing Southern drawl Marge his beard red hair holding hands shyness height 6'fo0ters George dancing OTH SENIOR LOWDGW Cure amnesia to be a freshman don't women cat traps lose comb and mirror move to Panama correct them see her more often learn how drop English come to school eat eucalyptus plants none squirt it NM.. girls Franklinville Shirley R. go to school during h season broken leg news commentator more Marge electric razor peroxide no Jean Audrey stop growing 4-footers none gain 200 pounds 33 unting Ambition teaching secretary air stewardess farmer education secretary electrician farmer married get married nothing none teacher industrial engineer get rich hairdresser farmer Bumps hairdresser none good job interior decorator carpenter to own an electric razor Western Union operator carpenter housewife farmer --as model secy to a certain lawyer get a fella in G.H.S. 10 Tears Hence quiz kid Mrs. jane ? ? ? porter on a train raising-a family educated bum living in a mirrored house living in Panama husband taking care of kids on night off trumpet player ' English teacher starving giant truck driver be rich expert hair puller chasing the girls run a skating rink wig manufacturer - looking for a job assistant to Jane mimic Man of the Hour mystery man delivery girl still working speaker still growing chorus girl his wife still trying SENICR LOWDCW Name Robert Knecht Clifford Kollmeier Willard Krisher Carmela Laspata Philip Lech Harold Lingerield Dorothy McFadden janice McFadden William Matthews Frances Mazzeo Elaine McMurtry Elizabeth Miller John Miller Louis Mick Burnard Minor Charles Mirenda George Mohrman Frank Murphy Ruth Murphy Sara Nichols Robert Ormsby Robert Owens Charles Pedrick Lillian Pirri Ruth Pocsuvay Albert Quinlan Daisy Randall Charles Rawlings Jean Redmond Lorena Ret David Richards Shirley Rogers Ailment A Blonde orchestra bell bottoms English IV curly hair Ski driving Milt blondes being late height frizzy hair blondes Navy matching quarters barbells band tuba shyness too many A's Nikhil, school his Ronson long hair men height English Apostle talking eating in class tablet moocher being conspicuous Cure ? 7 singing zoot suit and bow no Mrs. Weaver straight hair ring solitary conhnement music redheads alarm clock ? ? straight hair brunettes Army no quarters Charles Atlas build orchestra trumpet '? 7 get some E's move to Main and burn it lighter repairing feather cut isolation stop growing Spanish another Buddy adhesive ' wait till noon more school tablets less spirit 34 ties West Sts. Ambition plumber band leader education graduate plumber marriage to remember her history piano teacher sell pencils Mike's secretary housewife singer washing dishes barber football player pinball king be like dad doctor piano player college student next chief of police college screen loves chorus girl artist to be more of a Casanova linguist farmer model reporter chiropractor Arthur Murray dance instructor I0 'Years Hence putting a monkey wrench the works raising little musicians street cleaner English teacher baldy bachelor taxi driver still Milt chasing blondes clock watcher taking care of G.l.'s mimic an ideal husband still cutting hair gambler strong man in circus still trying to .be like dad clerk vinefcovered cottage 10 years older cop raising quiz kids dentist living in Elmer dressing Billy Jr.'s paying alimony to three wi speaking good English pilot ' a Powers Girl lady wrestler Dr. Richards ballet dancer Name john Ryan Harry Ryan Orlean Rynhart Sam Saia Thomas Schnetzler Verbena Shoultz Jane Shearer Roger Sheifmaker Halford Sickler Wallace Sickler Ralph Smith Alice Stover Alfreda Szymborski Frank Temponi Doris Turner Frances Tyrell Concetta Valeno Warren Vanlier john Vernon Marie Wagner Robert Wallace Sarah Weiderspahn William White George Wible Myrtle Wilhelm Nero Williams George Wingate Paul Wolfe Anna Yavorsky Ailment with a car like his nothing would worry him History Bob Anne redheads shining shoes horses recording machines no money taking the rap for R. W. English eating in Chinese restaurants Tink no sleep because of lover's life talking about boys Spanish Philadelphia women High Hattin' her hair U red head bridesmaid Model A his looks Earl sleeping his teeth mussed hair love affairs SENIGR LCJWDCW Cure needs none English none married blondes dirty them cow new one work tell them Wallace is study it more often learn Chinese none stay home at night Freddie drop it first name tell him to move to Wmstn. shipwreck with a boat of Waves no gossip a wig send the ring bride new car wear a mask Earl wake up knock them out comb it no more boys 35 Ambition football player cowboy go to college bookeeping or acct. censored to work radio girl finish school dairy farmer farmer fruit farmer college his one and only Hnish school seamstress work in Owens secretary carpenter reporter typist find Kilroy to be working farmer actor go to college sleep walker glamour boy photographer secretary 10 'Years Hence Gismo crooner just graduating two kids janitor shoe shine girl running a farm farmer in poor house ? ? Navy man teaching Chinese success at last Navy man giving advice to lovelorn getting a raise sitting on boss's knee pencil pusher couple setter 10 years older combing Ir.'s hair for school bride of five years counterfeiter family man graduating with Earl Dawn Patrol -announcer Frankenstein heaven only knows answering love problem! PETTICCDAT FEVER Un Wednesday and Thursday, April 16 and 17, the Senior Play, Petticoat Fever, was pref sented. The play was billed as a Non-Tropical Farce. The following students were in the cast and did an excellent job in presenting the play: David Richards, veteran of two previous senior plays, had the leading role of the wireless opera' tor. Elsie Martinson played the girl and Bill Souder was her inconvenient fiance. The part of the operator's jealous and bossy Hancee was played by Betty jean Kengle. Harvey Sampson was the ceremonyfcrazed glacier priest. Robert Chaiiin was a rugged sea captain and Clayton Platt was an Eskimo cook. The plot concerned the trials and tribulations of a government wireless operator at a lonely station on the coast of Labrador. He was naturf ally terribly bored with the situation and his own loneliness and had just been estimating that it had been two years since he had seen a woman when, without any warning, the door flies open, and in walked a gorgeous blonde! Although the girl had a crusty and suspicious fiance with her, that fact did not dampen the operators ardor. He went about the business of making her stay as pleasant and as long as possible. Into this situation came the operators own longfforgotten fiancee. The operators newlyfarrived fiancee had a managing instinct and with the aid of the marryingfminded parson immediately endeavored to arrange everything to suit her own liking. The operator foiled her schemes and secured the girl of his choice Brushing off excess fiancees of both sexes as well as marriagefmad ministers made excellent enter' tainment within the Arctic Circle, in the glow of the aurora borealis fcourtesy of Mr. Baylis and his assistantsj. The production was of the same high caliber that has characterized the school's previous dramatic work and everyone was very satisfied with the presentation. UNIGRS Oi-i-lviks Prcxxmlmit , . Vl4'c Prc'.s1cim1t Svtreiury , . Vfillizirii Stcclmaui . Nzilliztn Todaru . Bcity Grccn TTL'cl.Xll L'l . Elsie Malrtiiisou AAl1'l.YL'Y . . Annu Elliott gps- w '- 1 To tlmc lilaxss ol 47 wc, tliu Class of 45, wish to cxprcss our utmost npprccizltiou amd lwcst ' wislmcs lor tolurzttiug our mistaikcs iii at traucrngnl spirit. WU liopc to follow in your footstcps .uid ClI1l1l.llC tlic liigli stnmlnruls wliicli you liaivc sct in luudursliip, suliolairslup, scrvifc, courage. sportsmduslup :tml citixiislup. WK' cspccianlly wisli to cxtcml our Llccp Qxpf ,- Sl prcciauion to thc mcmlwcrs of tlic Class of '47 wlio so willingly iutcrruptcd tlicir cducntion to cutur tlic ZIYIDCKI forccs so tlmt wc, tlic future lcaulcrs of America, miglit lwcncfit by thc udvauif tangcs of ll dcmocrucy. As you cuter into Al liiggcr amd lwttcr world, wc liopc tlmt you will curry witli you foml mcmorics of QLHS. Good luck. SOPHQMQRES OFFICERS President . . . . . . Frank Baitueei Vxcefpresiclent , , Alvin Spheen Treasurer . . Virginia Surran Secretary- . 'lane Marie Vvlare Adviser . , Vsfarren Crodotzke 1, X, XX We, the Class of '49, wish to extend to the Senior Class our most sincere wishes for success in the years to come. We have gained mueh knowledge in leader ship hy following the path that you as seniors have paved for us. During your short stay at G.H.S., your aeeomplishments have heen many, and we are certain that in the future you will continue to work as eommendahly. We especially would like to take this opporf tunity to express our heartfelt thanks to those memhers of the Senior Class who were so will' ing to permit their education to he delayed so that we, leaders of the world of tomorrow, will he ahle to maintain and enjoy the estahlishment of a demoeraey. Farewell and Good Luck, Seniors. FRESHME O if ifiriiias PY'L'.YlLlr.'1ll . . . VicefPre.fide1ii . Secretary . ffrftniarer . , . George Tanger . Stephen Bonino . Doris Shepard . Vito GI'ilN5l! ,TT-. 'r'--P'-P lbsfiffvi WWAQQ - v We, the Class of 1950, took our place in Classhoro High School this year with active participation in sports, dramatics, and student government, and lively interest in all school activities, We extend to the Craduating Class of 194' our most sineere wishes for future success and prosperity. We deeply appreciate the aid which the Senior Class has extended to us during the year in which we have heeome acquainted with and devoted to our Alina Maiter. Our earnest endeavor shall he to continue your good record, During our remaining years at C.H,S., we shall put forth our utmost efforts to reach and main' tain the high standards of scholarship, leader ship, and citizenship which the seniors have set hefore us. May pleasant memories of Alina Mater ac' eompany each of you as you take your indif vidual stands in life. 30 li YN A 13 'DW' fag 59,32 n.a-- J? R L+. YA Uk A r-,ag fr-M fffwf '5 Qvaifiw - gn ,M M 3-1 40 W Sf' 5 V2 ir rl . ,. V. fv WVHQQQ 53 ghQ,GQvNH, . 'gm 1. F TWG 50253 53 -Hle 15521 .Q W'm ivan restiwi M , AX Xl I 7? 'N-Ll..LM ST DE T GCVER ME T julia Gingrich Orr-'ifiuas Prexident , . . . First V1cefP1'ex:dent . Second VfCf'Pf6.tIlidC5ll . Secretary and Treasiarer . . Adviserw .,., hlrs. SENAToRs: Earl Gant, julia Gingrich, jane Elvvell, Anne Horcher, Margaret Blom, Elsie lvlartinson, Nathan Todaro, Lewis Corradetti, Willizini Hann, Delwyn Harper. REPRESENTATIVES: Paul Firman, Frank Tem poni, jean De Nloine, Frances lvlazzeo, Paul Thomas, Mildred Duncan, Shirley Miller, Thomas Giunta, Alvin Shpeen, Doris Eisner, Mary Herhert, Virginia Surran, Rohert Camphell, Anthony Mecoli, George Tanger, Carolyn Davis, joan Martinson, Audrey Zorro. ALTERNATES: Boh Chafhn, David Richards, . . . julia Gingrich . . . Earl Cant . Elsie lvfartinson . . . . . Margaret Blom Olga lsenherg and hits. Ruth Hanna joan Drayton, Betty jean Kengle, Raymond Huhschmitt, Richard Pippel, Betty Green, Connie Willianis, Henry Faller, Dolores Lacy, jane Wiire, Dallas Dullield, Robert Hassan, . Kenneth Stefhn, Nancy Boyd, Mziry Lou Huhf schmitt, Helen Solomon. The Student Council consists of the Senate and House of Representatives, which meet jointly. The function of the council is to discuss the various prohlems of the students in Glass' horo High School. The homeroom representatives attended the meetings and report to their home' rooms prohlems discussed in the meetings. 42 HALL PATRQL Thu Hall Patrol is an organization formed txm assist thc faculty in maintaining an orderly and wellfrcgulatcd system of conduct in thc halls of Classhoro High School. Wc arc thankful for thc work that is lvcing donc lay this organization, which consists of senior students. L5Fl ll1liRS Prexiden! . . . . XX illiain Low Vice'Prexlde11t . . . jack Adams SCCYCILLYQ' , . . . . , Orlcan Rynhart Treasurer ,..,,.., Anne Horchcr Advise-rx . . Mrs. Olga lscnhcrg and Mrs. Ruth Hanna SPECIAL PATROL MEMBliRSZ Ruth Murphy. Mary Ciunta, Helen Kalla, Dorothy McFadden, Gene Costa, Lawrence Dilks, Rolwurt Ormshy. PATRGL CCURT It a prolwlcm ol conduct in thc halls arises in Glasslworo High School, it is thc duty of the Patrol Court to mctc out judgment to the student conf ccrncd. Mcmhcrs arc clcctcd from each class and from Hall Patrol and thc Studcnt Council. Wil' liam Cox, prcsidcnt of thc Hill Patrol, serves as judge. Mrs. lscnlwcrg and Mrs. Hanna are the advisers. MEMBERS: Rohcrt Challin, Paul Firman, janicc McFadden, Mario: Wagiicr, Edmund Lehman, Marge Uiunta, Lillian Trifiletti, Carl Ashwood, Dolores Lacy, Richard Ceschwindt, Edna Lockman, joan Drayton, Frank Tcmponi, Orlcan Rynhart. jack Adams. l3 l I 1 Zn NATIGNAL HONOR SGCIETY MEMBERS SENIORS: Grace DiTaranto, joan Drayton, Grace Duflield, Dolores Ellis, Jane Elwell, Gladys Engelbrecht, Robert Ferguson, Earl Gant, julia Gingrich, Mary Guinta, Anne Horcher, Helen Kalla, Ruth Murphy, Sara Nichols, Robert Owens, Lorena Ret, David Richards, Orlean Rynhart, Samuel Saia, Jane Shearer, Halford Sickler, Ralph Smith, Frank Temponi, Concetta Valeno, Sarah Weiderspahn, William White, Myrtle Vkfilhelm. JUNIORS: Angela Amendolia, Margaret Blom, Barbara Campbell, Margaret Curry, Mildred Duncan, Marge Guinta, Leona Graber, Betty Hitchner, Marian Hoffman, Marion Huber, Janice Kuhn, Shirley Miller, Laura Morris, Bessie Paraschak, Jeanne Powell, Lucerne Ryan, Dolores Temponi, Kathryn Williams, june Wilson, Lillian Trinletti, Elsie Martinson, Edmund Lehman, Robert Richards, William Steelman, Paul Walker, William Souder, Hollis Wilhelm. SOPHOMORES: Dolores Beckley, Pearl Doughty, Doris Eisner, Jean Githens, Elizabeth Glessner, janet Hand, Mary Herbert, Mable Kunz, Dolores Lacy, Carol Lucas, Amy Mood, Nancy Sangree, Rosalind Shipley, Doris Mae Thorn, Catherine Tratch, Ann Wagner, ,lane Marie Ware, Florence Yavorsky. 44 spahn. THE HUB Lorene Ret Florence Bischoff The Hub is the school paper published monthly during the school year by the students of Glassboro High School. The members meet once a week during the club period. Anyone in the school may participate. The members this year decided to have pins with Hub in- scribed on them. The club is divided into two parts, the busi- ness staff and the literary staff. The business staff manages the financing of the paper. They sell advertisements to defray some of the ex' pense of printing the paper. Mr. Wagiier sponsors the business staff of the paper. The members of the literary staff of the club write the news and feature assignments. Assign' ments are given during club meetings and mem' hers are encouraged to submit original features. All contributions are checked by the editor and the sponsor, Mrs. Fenton. Edif0T'i7l'CiIlCl- . Business Manager , . . Assistant Business Manager Art Editor .... Assistant Art Editor . . Exchange Editor , . Staff Photographer . Boys' Sports Editors . Girls' Sports Editor . . . Lorene Ret . Florence Bischoff . Florence Gotti . Ruth Walker Lillian Hendrickson Coneetta Valeno . Dallas Duffield I Audrey Groff f Delwyn Harper l Sam Saia Marjorie Wilson Typists: Rita Delconte, Myrtle Wilhelm, Sara Weider' Feature Writer.v: Alfreda Szymborski, lean Redmond, Marion Dolson, Helen Kalla, Lynne Frey. News Reporters: Anna Yavorsky, Mary jane Mick. Catherine Williams, Betty Dare, joan Mirenda. Club Reporters: Earl Cant, Lillian Trifiletti, Alvin Shpeen, Florence Yavorsky, Patricia Curry, Frances Mazzeo, Viola Bracarello, Sara Lisa, Carmela Laspata, Bill Albee, Mary Souder, Al- berta Lichtman, joe Purinai. Business Staff: Betty Ann Prince, Catherine Brusco, Frances Tyrell, Lillian Pirri, Kathryn Pirri, Mary Lynam, Bette Diciacomo, Mary Romano. Sponsors ..... Mrs. Fenton, Mr. Wagner ASSEMBLY PROGRAM CCDMMITTEE SENIORS: julia Gingrich, George Vvfingate, Janice McFadden. IUNIORS: Robert Vv'allace, Williani Steelman, Bessie Paraschak. SOPHOMORES: Joan Cawin, Louis Corradetti. FRESHMAN: Sydney XVescott. The A. P. C. planned and conducted wellfrounded assembly programs, some with student participation. others with outside speakers. The various clubs also presented plays and programs, There was a very in' teresting roundftable discussion on student govern' ment, with students from other schools on the panel. Other programs which were greatly enjoyed were: a review of South jersey history by Henry C. Beck, the wellfknown authorg a Truth or Consequences showg a New jersey historical background talk by Hugh L. Mehorter: a musical program of college songs by the choir: a demonstration of scientific wizardry by Harry C. Wliite: a concert by our own G.H,S. band. Mrs. Lutz and Mrs. Vv'eaver were the sponsors. The jestcrs Club is a club for students interested in dramatics. Early in the year the members attended a play in Philadelphia called 'kDear Ruth. Thev gave skits in assembly during the year and assisted in presenting the Senior Play. During their meetings they practice the skits. Miss Nowland and Mr. Hiester are the sponsors of this club. JESTERS Pvggrdgng . . jean Redmond V1CE'P76Sidf11Z . . Helen K-alla S5515-wry , A . Elsie Martinson 'T'fgn5147eT . Barbara Campbell PI-IILCLATHEANS l','f-mimi! , . Alvin Shpcen entertaining prugrain, such as plays. quizzes, niusic. VitefP1midr1ir Betty Ulessner and radiu pmgranis. Every inetnher participated in Sctrctarv . . Nanny Vwhrudwartl the activities ul, the Cluh. 'Trcuxurer .... . NYL-llingtun NX'uncl- In the spring we gave a play called Bunny Cmnex Spnmnr , . . .... Mr. Outlancl tn Tuwnf' The l'lnln!' is a dramatic cluh. Every week. after During this year we took twenty new nienihers intn the tt-rininatinn ul' the hwiiwv meeting. we had an the cluh. thus increasing nur roll tn thirtyfnine. Pvwidrvil . . , . Frank Murphy Viccfprnxidcwit . , blurry XN'iggleswurtl1 Snvrtury . . Angela Ainendulia 'l'rz'u.m1c'r . .,.. Margaret Blum Arl't'i.wr ,,....,. Mrs. Lutz ln the heginning ul' the rchuol year the Fuutligliterx tnuk in new inemherx hy letting them take parm in a play and rating then: accnrding to their acting ahihty. Those who sliuwed dramatic talents were admitted tn the cluh. Each week there were skitx or playa in which the ineinhers rnnk part and were rated either as unc. twu nr three star ineinhcrf. The cluh went tu Philadelphia and saw the Stir dent Prince. ln March they presented to the school assenihly a play called The First Dress Suit. The actors. whu were chosen hy hallnt hy the cluh mem' hers, were Frank Murphy. Marguerite Curry, jerry Vsfiggleswurtli. and Angela Ainendulia. Pitman and ljaulshurn exchanged plays with the Ftmrlighr Club during the munth of March. FOOTLIGHTERS PHCTCGRAPHY CLUB The Photography Club is again under the leader' ship of Mr. Milton Baylis. The officers of the club are: Lawrence Dilks, presidentg Louis Fry, vice' presidentg Charles Mirenda, secretary and treasurer. The purpose of this club is to learn how to make and take better pictures. Members exhibited pictures which were good examples ofthe time of day pictures should be taken. Members gave constructive talks on photographic art during the club meetings, As a laboratory project, the group took a trip through the Krouse Studio in Pitman. The Dancing Club, sponsored by Mrs, lsenberg and Mrs. Martin, was organized for the purpose of teaching freshmen to dance. Several interested stu' dents also gave their time to assist the club members during the club period. DANCING CLUB Because of the large response the group was divided: half belonged to the club for the first semester and were replaced by the other half in january. Eventu' ally, we hope to take care of all the students ol G.H.S. who wish to learn to dance. AEREO AUTICS CLUB Under the sponsorship of Miss A. E. Elliott the Aeronautics Club was Iounded with the purpose of learning more about Civil Air Regulations, the lunda' mentals ol' aircraft maintenance, and the iundamentals ol flight. We received guidance during the club meeting- lirom talks by our many visitors and from moving r ve pictures. Many of our members have already obtained .415 their licenses. The' Aeronautics Club has already progressed very swiitly and will continue to do so. The following officers served during the year l946'l947: President . . . Earl Cant VlL'C'P7'CSidC7lZ , . Robert Dare Secretary . . . joseph jones Treasurer , . Irving Green ., f. i. I 1 'lhe l'utuie l'armers ol America is the national organization ol.. by and for farm boys studying voca- tional agriculture in high schools throughout the United States, the Territory of Hawaii, and the island of Puerto Rico. The major purpose ol' the Future Farmers of America is to develop citizenship, improved agriculture, and patriotism. There are four degrees of active membership: Green Hands, Chapter Farmer, State Farmer, and American Farmer. Advancement through these grades of membership is based on achievement in vocational agriculture and progressive establishment in farming. F. F. A. JU ioa RED Caoss President . . Marion Dean Vice-President . . janice Kuhn Secretary . . . Leona Graber Treasurer ....... Florence Mitchell Adviser ......,. Miss Hazel The junior Red Cross has been very active this school year. The girls started off the tirst semester by making stuffed toys which were distributed to various hospitals and sent overseas. On Thanksgiving, the club, aided by the elementary school, made and filled baskets of food which were sent to Fort Dix Army Hospital. In March the members of the junior Red Cross were very busy making gift boxes which were given to wounded veterans in hospitals and unfortunate children. President . . . Jean De Moinc Vice'Presiderit . . . . .lane Shearer Secretary ....... Marie Wagner 'Treasurer .....,. Ruth Murphy The Plastics Club, under the direction of Mr. Jensen and Mr. Ingham, is an allfgirl club. The Hrst few weeks the girls made small articles PLASTICS CLUB like pins, but by the end of the first semester, they were making more intricate products such as napkin rings, costume jewelry, and book ends. One of the nicest things about being a member of the Plastics Club was that feeling of having accom' plished something when the Hnishing touches were put on an article. President . . . Boh Owens VicefPres1dent . jack Adams Secretary. . Lawrence Dilks 'Treusiuer ...... . Louis Fry The Purpose of the HifY needs no explanation: SENICR HI-Y the Senior Hi-Y is setting an example to all other HifY's. The Senior Hi-Y entered an excellent basket' hall team in the Senior League, Coach Grodotske, their adviser, and Boh Owens, the president of the cluh, outlined a very active schedule including a spring camping trip. llrrsitlenl . , Elizaheth Miller VuefPrcxidt'n! . . Orlean Rynhart Setreturv . . . Lorena Ret Trmxitrcr . . Frances Mazzeo Sponsor ..,..... Mrs. Fenton The purpose of all l'li'Y's and Tri'Hi'Y's is to create, maintain. and extend throughout the school and community higher standards of Christian character, The Senior Tri-HifY has its meetings every other Tuesday night at which they discuss their husiness for the coming week. This year the TrifHi-Y sponf sored the Saturday night dances, where all the stu' dents and their friends were welcome. Their spring plans included a camping trip at Ockanickon or Matollionequay. Also every spring there is a county conference. where girls from all over the county assemhle and discuss various prohlems. SENIUR TRI-HLY JU 1oR HI-Y President . . . Paul Walker Vice'President . . George Allen Secretary ....... Robert Richards Treasurer ..,.... Whitney Downer The boys' junior HifY was late in getting organized this year, therefore did not carry out their usual full schedule. The boys played basketball and participated in the basketball league. Further than that, they carried out'in their school associations the ideals of character and Christianity for which the HifY stands. President . . . Lillian Trifiletti The purpose of the TrifY is to create, maintain, Vice-President . . Margaret Blom and extend throughout the school and community high Secretary . . . Mary Jane Mick standards of Christian character. Treasurer . . Shirley Miller The club made bulldogs out of felt which are Chaplain . . . Janice Kuhn maroon and gold. The girls found this an interesting Recorder . . . Sarah Spinelli project which helped the club very much. They partici- Sponsor . . Miss Helen Elliott pated in basketball games and also gave to charity funds. DELSEA TRI-HI-Y OPHOMCDRE HLY P1emle11t . fflayton Platt with an intensive schedule of haskethall, softball, VieffPfex1de11t Alvin Shpcen parties and dances. The HifY Cluhs conducted an ex- Sceretary . Rohert Pedriclt cellent haskethall season. All twenty-live members 'Tveusiuer . . joe Stetson participated vigorously in their activities. Last year Cfliapluin Charles Van Fleet sophomores and freshmen were united in one organif Sponsor , . Mr. Wzigner :ation thus forming the junior HifY. This year the The Sophomore HifY has heen very active this year sophomores organized their own cluh. President . Vice-President Secretary . Treo-vizrer . Chaplain . Reponev . Dncusswri Leader . . 'Ianet Hand , Betty Prince . Lena Mick Mary Lynam . Amy Mood . Carol Lucas Pearl Doughty The junior Tri'Y is made up of a group of enthusi- astic freshmen and sophomore girls under the ahle leadership of Miss Alice Mathis. Besides the regular meetings which consist of discussions, the girls played haskethall, held dances, .ind took overnight camping trips, IUNIOR TRLY gb., you the day of the walkout? Welllelllgel' ? when Mrs. Weaver threatened to put tape on the commercial seniors' mouths? the game with Vtfoodbury? Harry White's assembly demonstration? Mr. Lutz's birthday party? evaluation? Sales and Ad classes? last year's Prom? when Mr. Lutz visited dog heaven to see Muggs? how many teachers got married this year? Q Jw! 3 parable Open the Door, Richard . . . . . . .Richard Iles I Love 'You for Sentimental Reasons . . Tink Lingerfield Guilty ........ . . Jean Redmond There Is No Breeze . .... Mr. Hiester Promise .... . Better Candy Next Year My Desire . . .... Graduation Stardust . . . . . A's on Report Card It's All Over Now .,.... . . Final Exams I Guess I'll Get the Paper and Go Home . . . . Diploma It's Dream Time ....... . . Anna Yavorsky There Ain't Nobody Here But Us Chickens . . . Teachers' Meeting Shantytown ...... Guitar Boogie . . Sentimental journey .... 'You Always Hurt the One 'You Love Please Don't Talk About Me When That Chiclfs Too 'Young to Fry . Why Don't You Do Right . . Doing What Comes Naturally . . A Trip on a Greyhound Bus . In the Mood .... Quiet Please , . . . . Glassboro . Beany Green . .... Senior Trip Suspension by Mr. Lutz I'm Gone .... Class of '47 . . . . . . . A Freshman . Commercial English Class . . . No Homework . Everyday Occurrence . . . Shorthand II . Oflice Practice Room 54 F T v I ..,aL .? Z -. ':. 1' 1,- a f f-. il 1.-.-.rg , ' A ,,, R in L+, Y2. J, FOCTBALL The varsity football team came out about even this year, winning four, losing four, and two tied. If they had won the Paulsboro game instead of tying it, they would have won the bifcounty championship. Some of the most spec' tacular games of the season were the Millville, Pleasantville, and Woodbury games. They beat Woodbury this year for the second time in twentyffive years. In the Pleasantville game they came from behind to score in the dying minutes of the game and win by a very close score. During the Millville game we saw some spec' tacular defensive line play which will long be remembered around Glassboro High. They were a team that was very unpredictable, because nobody could guess how a game would end. Some games which they were rated to win they lost. Games they were supposed to lose, they won. Berny Minor sparked the backfield, while Bill Cox, Berny Chatman, and Paul Thomas were great players on the line. ' This year we had a new coach at G.H.S. Coach Len Morton is liked by everyone, especif ally the players. Next year Morton hopes to have a championship team, but he has said he will never have a team with a more undying spirit and fighting heart than the group of boys that represented G.H.S. on the gridiron this season. The scores were as follows: Millville 12 ...... Glassboro 13 Gloucester 13 . Glassboro 13 Regional 0 . . Glassboro 24 Pleasantville 15' . Glassboro 18 Woodstown 43 . Glassboro O Woodbury 7 . Glassboro 12 Merchantville 46 . Glassboro 0 Clayton 18 . . Glassboro 13 Pitman 39 . Glassboro 6 Paulsboro 0 . Glassboro O ll' ri-J ., . , . i it v 1 , - , -sw w- 5-rf, ,- ,- .H, .g,.,.- l f- HOCKEY ffr ' , '14 ,, .w :- . . .. . ,-, - .,.. . if' 4.51-XG.-'-v . 'lt . .' 'ziiiff -'wr 1 K .make ln all the games they played this year the girls proved that they were good sports and could work together. We are proud of the fact that each memher gave her hest in every game, and that there is still that Old Fighting Spirit for which Ulasshoro High School has always heen known. This year we had a new coach, Mrs. Isabel Martin. The team was eaptained hy Marion Dean, who played the center position. Playing with her on the forward line were Shirley Miller and Mairgie Baranowski as left and right inners. Nancy Boyd and Joan Drayton played the left and right wing positions. Our hard-hitting cen- ter halfhack was Dolores Ellis. Leora Rishel and Grace Hughes handled the other two halfhaek positions. The fullhacks were Lois Walttnii and Floretta Chafiin. Last, hut not least, our goalie was Barhara Camphell. We feel sure that the future varsity team will he a hardffighting, hardfhitting, and vie' torious team. The scores were as follows: XVooclstown Hammonton Xvoodstown Hammonton . . . Glasshoro 0 . Glassboro O . Glasshoro 0 . Glasshoro O BASKETBALL The basketball team closed their season of more than average success with twelve wins and five losses. By using speed and able passf work, the team overcame their disadvantage of lack of height. Paced by Sam Saia, who scored 186 points, the team rolled up a total of 798 points during the season. Bill Carey was second in the scoring with 180 points. The team at' tributed their victories to the constant training and encouragement of Coach Warren Grodotzke. Three times during the season the team equaled or broke records set by previous G.H.S. teams. They won over Wildwood twice, duplif cating last year's accomplishment. Next, they scored 78 points in the Pleasantville game, 68 in the Gloucester Catholic game, and 67 in the Gloucester game. The previous record for a one' game score was 65 points. With Saia and Carey on the Hrst string were Minor with his ability in retrieving the ball, Lingerfield, who was particularly effective at coming through in tight spots, and Quinlan, who capably assisted Minor. On the second string were Todaro and Adams, forwardsg Brusco, center, DePasquale, Rawlings, Aliberti, and Groff, guards. Eight of this year's varsity will graduate- Sam Saia, Burnard Minor, Tink Lingerheld, Bill Carey, Al Quinlan, Jack Adams, Anthony Brusco, and Charlie Rawlings. Their places will be ably filled by DePasquale, Aliberti, Groff, and Todaro, plus aspirants from the present J.V.'s. GAME SCORES G.H.S. Paulsboro .......... 47 33 Gloucester Catholic . . 2 5' 47 Regional . . . . 40 49 Gloucester . . , . 26 38 Wildwood . . 45' 36 Paulsboro . . 38 26 Clayton . . 38 5 4 Alumni . . 30 3 1 Woodstown . . 23 61 Pleasantville . . . 43 '72 Gloucester .... . 43 67 Gloucester Catholic . . . 34 68 Regional .... . 43 3 1 Pleasantville . . 54 78 Clayton . . Z3 39 Wvildwood . . . . . . . 41 47 Palmyra ..... . . . 57 43 WON LOST 12 5' BASKETBALL Witli a new coach, Mrs. Isabel Martin, the girls' basketball team started their season. The girls entered the TrifCounty League and the opening game was played with Pitman. Other league games were played with Vloodstown, Swedesboro, and Salem. In a March of Dimes beneht game, the girls played four exciting quarters versus the alumni, defeating them 3864. jean Redmond was high scorer for this game scoring twentyfseven points. However, the other two forwards deserve much credit for making the plays possible. The guards with their able footwork and high jumping recovered the ball from their opponents many times and passed it to their forwards. The varsity members are jean Redmond, Mary Giunta, and Annamae Hurtt as forwards: Cap tain jean De Moine, Dolores Ellis, and Mildred Duncan as guards. The subfvarsity members are Marion Dean, Marge Bennett, Nancy Boyd, Eleanor Hise, and Jean Bailleul. Amy johnson. Captain Dolores Temponi, Lois Walttiri, Mar' jorie- Wilsriii, Mary Barcum, joan Drayton, Grace Hughes, Barbara Campbell, Dolores Cake, Palma Henderson make up the j.V. squad. Although the girls displayed good sportsman- ship and Hghting spirit, the league season was not successful from the point of view of victories. Five of the varsity members will be graduated this year, but we know that the sub-varsity and J.V. teams are capable of having a successful season next year for G.H.S. This has been proved in their past games and we're wishing them a high record in the future. G. H. S. BA D Our band, under the direction of Mr. Campbell, who has done a very good job, was one to be proud of this year. The band played in assembly pep rallies, helping to make them a musical success. They played at all the football games at home and away. They earned a big cheer for their loyal support. The band consists of members from all the classes complemented by students from the junior High School. BAND MEMBERS: Frank Murphy, Carl Ashwood, Amy johnson, Ben Hitchner, Artie Kollmeier, George Tanger, Danny Prosper, Pete Gotti, Nick Gotti, Joe Dissederio, john Haugh, Florence Bischoff, Robert Scott, john Marcone, Tony Gambino, Tony Carino, Paul Wolfe, Jessie Finney, Wellington Woods, Kenny Duncan. Harold McMurtry, John Keller. Audrey Grotf, jean Redmond, Captain Jack Adams, Mary Lynam Wellington Woods Dolores Temponi, Alvin Shpeen, Shirley Rogers, Gloria Houck PEPPER UPPERS 60 AJQRETTES Ioan Martinson Betty Jane Kincaid Katheryn Pirri Betty Dare, Janet Hand, Carol Lucas, Mary Lou Hubschmitt TWIRLERS 60lYl,9Ah'lel'lf6 Mr. and Mrs. Sumner C. Wood Levy's Department Store, Glassboro Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Valeno Chick's Shoe Repair, Williamstown Charles Park Ei Son, Williamstown TONY WILLIAMS GARAGE, WILLIAMSTOWN GEORGE C. WHITE Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kincaid F. A. Wilhelm, Electrical Contractor Mr. and Mrs. jacob Fetzer Wood's Service Station Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Lt. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs. Dr. Clarence Lawrence McFadden Carleton E. Heritage Louis Fry Fred Wolfe R. J. Buseman Harry T. Duble joseph Weiderspahn E. Davis Souders Ford Agency Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. A Friend Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. John Pocsuvay H. T. Armington R. DiTaranto Louis Giunta Matthew Firman George J. Mohrman Edward Barber John M. Johnson Miss Verna Dilks Trout's Store Dewey McWilliams Mr. and Mrs. Nick Smersky Evan R. Wescott, Photographer Bill's Radio E? Electric Store Cooper's Sinclair Station Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Williamstown Mr. and Mrs. William F. Cox Earl Gant John Ret Diner Frank Kollmeier SIMMERMAN'S COAL YARD, WILLIAMSTOWN Rae Tice Catherine Bowe FALLER'S TAILOR SHOP Hybrook Hose, Williamstown Mr. and Mrs. Robert P. Duflield Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Bischoff jIM'S 'SHAVING PARLOR Miss Mary D. DiTaranto Mr. and Mrs. Luther B. M'Ilvaine Mr. and Mrs. Veasey The GI's, Class of '47 Francis Murphy' Mr. and Mrs. George Straga Marion W. johnson Mrs. Virginia Johnson Horns Food Market Simmerman's Coal Ei? Produce joseph Faller, Tailoring Es? Dry Cleamnv William L. Fannelli Estelle's Shoppe Tom's Garage Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dolbow Mr. Roland Atkinson Mr. Bud Moninger Mr. Elwood Fernsler Red's Atlantic Station Mr. and Mrs. Harry Powell Curtis E? Crawford-Williamstown Pharmacy Mr. and Mrs. G. Lester Dean Mr. Robert Irvin Mr. Edward E. Sherwood Mr. Edwin Brown Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Fenton Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Williamstown Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs V. J. Dinovi Mr. and Mrs Williamstown Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Mrs Buck Bell Teenfage Canteen Henry M. Gingrich Frank Mazzeo William H. Rowe, Ir Cleaners Peter De Moine Louis H. Drueding Paul J. Murphy Wm. Custer Edwin Sickler Patricia Hosiery Mill, Grenloch, N. Mr. and Mrs. Paul S. Adams There's a Ford in Your Fu+ure C0mPI5me fS of CHARLES W. PHILLIPS S e e Waich Repairs G E O R G E H I G G I N S Giffs for All Occasions wk 'k Glesxboro. 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Telephone: 40l62 Complimenis of T H E N U T S H O P Candy Our Own Make Salied Nuis E. liligh ST. Glassboro, N. J. COMPLTMENTS or ' JAY'S BEAUTY SHOPPE FARMERS NATIONAL BANK Organized April l8, l903 We are proud of our 43 years of service 'io This communi+y Mullica Hill, N. J. SHlLER'S ATLANTIC STATION Fairview, N. J. GLASSBORO MACHINE SHOP COMPLIMENTS OF 36 S. Main Sfreef IRearI GIassboro, N. J. DOLAN FAMILY G. T. Johnson T I phone: Glassboro 0I23-J RAY KNECHT ESTELLE'S SHOPPE Plumbing He0I'I '9 Exclusive Ladies' Shoppe Main 8: Lb y S+ Willinmsiow N J T I phone: WiIIiams+ I07 G d Th I- Bldg WiIIiemsIown, N J T H E H U B WILLIAMSTOWN MOTORS I-uncIIeoneHe DeSo'I'o Plymoufh Hamburgers 8: Ice Cream Williamsfow N J Williamsi N J SHREVE FUNERAL HOME HARRIET'S BEAUTY SHOPPE John S. BeII-Funeral Direcfor Esfablished I889 3' Sff Sf Tlph ol2sJ GI Ia N J T I ph ne: 00II-W 365. M SI GI b N J 66 COMPLIMENTS or S A M E V A N S GLASSBORO AUTO PARTS Paris and Accessories for All Makes of Cars Delsea 8: High Sis. Phone 0688 Alec and Phil Weinsfein CAMIOLO'S TAILORS I0 N. Academy ST. Glassboro, N. J. GLASSBORO HARDWARE AND APPLIANCE CO. I2 Wes? High Sfreei Glassboro, N. J. GI b 4 0576 WILLIAM C. FINGER, ReaI+or General Insurance I4 PI A 46SiI SI Pi N J GI b N J SAM AVENI'S INDEPENDENT BAKERY Bread and Rolls Cake 56 N Main Si. GI Io N Ph 62 J J. ABBOTT'S PHARMACY I0 or I2 Easi High S'Iree'I' WILLARD'S SERVICE Willard Braddock Serving Car Owners for Over 25 Years Aufomofive Service From Tune-Up Jobs Io Compl Ie Overhaul SATISFACTION GUARANTEED O WHEEL ALIGNING N BRAKES CARBURETOR SERVICE Ghssboro' J' DeIsea Drive Fairview, N. J. Bla Inwood 68-J-3 THE MEMORIAL IDEAL A MONUMENT BUILT OF ENDURING GRANITE OR MARBLE, SYMBCLIC IN DESIGN AND REVERENT IN PURPOSE, REsTINe IN sURRoUNDINes OF PEACE AND BEAUTY, A TRIBUTE OF RESPECT AND HONOR TO THE DEAD, A CONSTANT SOURCE OF INSPIRATION TO THE LIVING. A.A.WEISNER Cemefery Monumenfs ' DELANEY-5 CAFE COLE'S FRIENDLY SERVICE General Aufo Repairs BaH'ery Service - Lubricafion il' X' if . Gas and Oil Tires and Tubes - Simonizing Black Horse Pike Williamsfown, N. J. Mullica Hill' N' J- Telephone. 386' Dance al' 'rhe SCHULTZ OASIS Texaco Aufomofive Repairing - Tuesday-Old-Fashioned Dancing sk, Thursday-Modern Dancing Friday-Mixed Dancing Williamsfown, N. J. Bridgefon Pilze Mullica Hill, N. J. Edward L. Sfurgess 8: Son, Inc. COMPLIMENT5 OF Insurance . E . THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK In All I'I's Branches T I27 Sfafe SIree+ Glassboro, N. J. Telephone: 4-0I85 Glassborc, N. J. I 68 Y F. S. PEARSON SONS, INC. ocbo Inlernafional Traclors and Farm Equipmeni Commercial Refrigerafions STEVE'S SWEET SHOP Founlain Service Breyer's Ice Cream Mack Trucks Q 030 I0 W. High S+. Telephone: 4-053I Telephone: Glassboro, N. J. or 4-05l5 Hurflville, N. J. Pilman 448 .gre W. A. JONES 8: SON COMPLIMENTS OF HAINES DAIRY PRODUCTS Sewell, N. J. .WN Farmer's Supplies Grinding-Mixing Feed Coal and Fuel Oil-Hardware Q S 8 Mullica Hill, N. J. Telephone: 328I Complimenfs of ALBERT D. MATHIS Funeral Direc+or ' fN 43 Norfh Delsea Drive Glassboro, N. J. Phone: Glassboro 4-04 I4 The ELITE BAKERY Fancy Calres and Pasfry K 2I3 Wes? High Sfreef Glessboro, N. J. Telephone: Glassboro 4-I004 Bird's Eye Foods Tas'le Proves Qualiiy UHL BROS. MARKET I Groceries-Meals-Pouliry Fruifs-Vegeiables E. High Sl. Glassboro, N. J. Telephone: 0070 GLASSBORO ESSO STATION Ralph Cosia, Prop. J. T. ABBOTT 81 SON Paini - Hardware Gas - Tires - Lubricafion lndusmag Supplies N Delsea Drive 8: High S+. Glsssboro, N. J. H7 E. High S+. Glusborol N. J. I Telephqneg Telepllbhel KENNETH B. CARRE Ewan, N. J. Gasoline Fuel Oil Kerosene 3 Telephone: Mullica Hill 3734 HARLAN A. DOWNER ' Typewriiers I Sales 8: Service I 3I N. Main S+. Glassboro, N. J. I -I Phologra phy by WM. H. KROUSE STUDIO I 56 Soufh Broadway ' Pifmen, N. J. Telephone: Pilman 3- l 099 I TWO VIC'S GULF SERVICE TIRES - TUBES - BATTERIES Complele Car Service DEL-SEA DAIRIES I J. P. Ferrell, Prop. Raw - Pasleurizecl - Homogenizecl 1 MILK - CREAM N Delsee Drive In Slale Si. Glassboro, N. J. Clayton, N. J. Telephone: Telephone: Glassboro 4-0087-J GIBSSIDOYO. N- J- 4-0735-W I Complimenfs of The New Yorlc Apparel Shop M 22 E. High Sf. Glassboro, N. J. Telephone: Glessboro 0265 WHITE'S FLOWER SHOPPE EvereH A. While, Prop. I FIowers for All Occasions 8 -Q Q 32 E. High SI. Glasxboro, N. J. Telephone: Glessboro I43 71 V 'J ',W'fff . ACCUUNTING SECRETARIAL clerans Trauung xy 1-2-3-Year Courses for Men and Women J SUMMER TERM-8 Weeks Beginning June T6 Nfl . Shorthand and Typing Courses 1 1332: for those who plan fo attend college. Brush-up and Regular Courses. E FALL TERM-Day Sept. 2-Evening Sepf. T5 F 'd 7865 EARLY ENROLLMENT ADvlsAsLE orce :ho IB , I.l..fw.3..?ll'l2?., PEIRCE SCHO0L P f 2' P' or Business Aomlmsnnnou Call, wrile or pho Pinnypaekar 5-2100 for calalog and deluiled information COMPLIMENTS or EST' 'im' MR. 8. MRS. A. WILLIAMS THE PENN DEALER John A. Vernon, Edilor and Publisher U Q I3 Sicklerville Avenue Williamsfown, N. J Telephone: 89-W Complimenls of C- T- HANDY 81 SON CaH'ell's Jewelry 8: Gill' Shop Diamonds Walches 1 f 1 Clocks Walch 81 Clock Repairing All Work Guaranleed orner am 8: Grove Sls Glassboro, N J 53 N. Main S+' Glassboro' N. J C M ' . . . THE CAMPUS RESTAURANT GoodFood Founfain Service Submarines lspeciallyl Church 8: Academy Sis. Williamslown, N. J. 72 ,W COMPLIMENTS OF MR. 81 MRS. PETER J. STOVER Williams+own, New Jersey .7 Complimenis of SHOREWAY NURSERY QUALITY CLEANERS 8: FLORISTS 8: NURSERYMEN TAILORS N. Delsea Drive Clay+on, 27 N. Main S+. Glassboro, N. J. Telephone: 4-0207-J Telephone: Glassboro 4-0480 vucrorz B. ROBINSON CAFE CAR'N0'5 FEED Blue Coal High 81 Academy Sfs. Glassboro, J. Frigidaire Prgducfs Koppers Coke Telephone: 4-0595 Williamsfown, N. J. Telephone 73 FRESHMAN FANTASIES Some green little freshies on a jine sunny day Some chemicals mixed in a green little way And the green little grasses now tenderly wave O'er the green little freshies' green little graves. When St. Peter needs a hornsman To blow on Judgment Day, 'You'll see our little 'Tony Aftrumpeting away. fl . yi , r' SOPHOMORE SATINGS She's quite a popular sophomore girl l -Yi And not the least contrary, R., She's also pretty as a pearl 'Q-Q Says johnny about his Mary. in Y . Some people call him Cyril Others call him Ilesg If He's never at a loss for wit ' And keeps up with the styles Bassofvoiced and known to all He cheers the boys who carry the ball He's not so tall, in fact he's teeny, 1 L But everyone knows our good pal Sh M , ' ' 2-li' 4, 1 1 VJ --rf , .il v 'Q- '- .- .ix - . R . 1 .Nl 'UP'-SSD-. ' 'Z 4.1 211 n,, ,a9g,,f: c - : 1101 A r' ' Y . .- . ,. ,, . V ' 1 .ff ff.-PT V .J Y ., ey: , le' 1 5 4.1: .-LAW K - , ' i '. L., ,wife JUNIOR IINGLES There is a very pretty lass Who helps to run our jolly classg She is so blonde, she is so sweet- No one has our Elsie beat. With speed and pep she gives her yells, At every game she's there with bellsg Her life at school is one big joke, Of course, you know it's Gloria Houck. This handsome lad so straight and tall Is quite the envy of us allg When he goes by there's a stir and rippleg It's our one and only Richard Pippel. She came to us from Cecil Prep, At G.H.S. she's always hepg Cafeteria accounts she keeps in the black, 'Yovfve named her--Bessie Paraschak. He carries the ball, he bucks the line He's in there pushing all the time. Paul's romance life is not that tough, But someday we'll bet he has enough. 'F' Can you agmagine? Lillian Pirri with a feather cut. Anna Tauorsky not giggling. Mrs. Weaver being able to walk into the Senior Commercial English class without having to give them a lecture. Anne Horcher getting E's on her report card. Betty jane Kincaid with her legs cut off. Paul Thomas minus the ability to play football. Margaret Blom waiting for jimmy instead of Richie. Grace Duffield not wanting to go to the Oasis on Friday night. A new secretary in Miss Rule's place. Regional High beating Glassboro in football. Ghajfin with a new Studebaker. Mrs. Armington having peace and quiet in the Office Practice room. Bill Cox being an outcast. Benny Green playing a violin. An elevator to the third floor. Shpeen being 6 ft. tall. Sam Saia not making any points in a basketball game. Elsie Martinson not having a smile for everyone. George Ledden not knowing how to sing. Mr. Brown congratulating jean Redmond on her good behavior in class. Miss Anna Elliott not going on the Senior Trip. School beginning at I0 o'clock and out at 2 o'clock with an hour lunch period. Enio DeFranr:esco working in a bakery. . 5, sg w 75 9-w . . . are as necessary in the Inuiltling of a hue yearlnoolc as they are in the eonstruetion of a sltyseraper. Ilere at Campus we have gatheretl, over the years, an organization of sltillecl artists antl irlea men . . . experieneetl printing, engraving and procluction men . . . all welciecl into a team that is ready to work with you ancl for you, to help IJuiIcI your yearbook into a better and finer puhlieation. Campus complete service enables you to get from a single source everything neetletl to procluee your hook, all uncler a single budget control that insures you against unexpected extras. This serviee inelucles every phase of the job from planning and layout to eover- malving and final printing and hintling. Campus has helpecl Iiuntlreds of stalls huilcl annuals that will Ive memoralvle for a lifetime. Each year several Campus-priwtlueecl annuals talae top honors in National competition. IIANIPIIS PIIBLISHINH T710 1111'.wf DfSfg11f S 111111 PfO1I11Cf1'S Of 1420 wAtNur srizfsr, PHILADELPHIA 2, PENNA. Outstumlixzg Yeurloooks in the East 37 WALL STREET, NEW YORK 5, N. Y. PRINTING - ENGRAVING - OFFSET-LITHOGRAPHY ' ART AND LAYOUT SERVICE ENGRAVPRINT CAMPUS PUBLISHING 1420 WALNUT ST PHILA ,tr P S tif ini, K V V ,' , gfrvjg, .QV gf-r, -,3.'5gfj- Iv-Q. hr 'G 'g,i f 'f W' I 1w M'w M 'd 'W N2 'ff- 'V I -3699 . 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