Gloucester City High School - Blue and Gold Yearbook (Gloucester City, NJ)

Text from Pages 1 - 72 of the 1951 volume:

(T a lo+te- l'«Poc V ly x ?,cA P u Mut£ -r P O ? 4-' y 0 yp J iZui7 jT o Vs % % :°: p x NN- P 11 X J Pv ■8 =. t ■yP, f ' of Q? e% « c s4 H 1951 BLUE and GOLD Published by the Senior Class GLOUCESTER CITY HIGH SCHOOL Gloucester City New Jersey YEARBOOK OFFICERS Co-Editors William Stout Howard Ziegler Co-Business Managers Marion Amies George Thompson Photography Editor Charles Walmsley Sales Manager Hal Merritt BOARD OF EDUCATION MR. JOHN P. BERNARD MR. DAVID F. BRIGHTBILL MR. GEORGE CLEARY MR. HENRY M. EVANS Solicitor MR. WALTER BUTLER President DR. OTTO G. KLOTZ ADMINISTRATION MR. DAVID F. BRIGHTBILL Superintendent of Schools MR. JAMES McNALLY Vice-Principol MR. WENDELL SOOY Principol of Junior-Senior High School MR. RALPH BRACKEN Guidance Director MISS NAN S. ADAMS—Librarian MR. MORTON BIRKIN—Art MR. RALPH J. BRACKEN—American History MISS ANNA K. BRAUN—Home Economics MISS ELIZABETH A. CAMPBELL—Occupations MR. DUNCAN CHEESEMAN—Commercial MR. EDGAR C. CROUTHAMEL—English, German MR. HARRY L. DEMAREST, JR.—History MISS MARY R. DOUGHERTY—Arithmetic, Shop Math I MR. EUGENE ENGEL—Band, Orchestra MRS. RUTH GIESKIE—Arithmetic MISS MARGUERITE L. GIRARD—Music MRS. MAE S. GODSHALL—Commercial MR. JOSEPH M. HEIMERL—Biology, General Science MRS. CLAIRE A. HARDEN—Physical Education MISS FLORA L. JAMIESON—Geography MR. JOHN J. KEARNEY—Latin MR. PETER A. KEARNEY—English MRS. JOSEPHINE R. KELLER—Commercial V FACULTY MRS. ELIZABETH W. LOUGHREY—Commercial MRS. MILDRED E. MARTINEZ—English MISS HATTIE I. MARTZ—French, Algebra I MRS. FRANCES K. McCLAY—Democracy mr. Joseph i. McCullough—Civics MISS SARA L. McDERMOTT—English, Newspaper MR. WALTER V. MOLITOR—Chemistry, General Science MR. JOHN L. NASH—Reading, Spelling, Penmanship MR. CARLOS D. PAISLEY—Physical Education MRS. ANNA B. PARSONS—Commercial MR. HERBERT S. PARSONS—Industrial Arts MISS HELEN A RIVELY—Home Economics MRS. LIDA K. WEBB—English MRS. ETHEL M. RODEN—History, Orchestra MR. RALPH SNYDER—Mathematics, Physics MISS SARAH J. TAYLOR—Physical Education MR. MICHAEL J. TRONOLONE—Physical Education MR ARPAD VAS—Industrial Arts, Shop Math I MR. WALTER C. VERNON—Mechanical Drawing, Shop Math II, Yearbook FACULTY JOAN PATRICIA AGAR 703 Division Street, Gloucester Commercial Moe Moe Agor is one of the funniest girls that G.H.S. has seen in a long time! Her wonderful sense of humor, and her ability to hold a friend will long be remembered by her fellow classmates. Hobby: Getting into trouble with Mary. Goal: To be head matron at G.H.S. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Majorette 3, 4; Junior Play; Senior Play; Manual Training 1; Glee Club 1, 2; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Music Appreciation 1; Li- brary 3, 4. Joan's ability to take teasing is left to Helen Hcppe. MARION KATHRYN AMIES 901 Market Street, Gloucester Commercial Mar Personality Plus, describes our Mar. To all who know her, she has one of the most pleasing dispositions in the Senior Class. Wherever there is success, we're sure you'll find Marion close at hand. Hobby: Buddy. Goal: To take 100 words a minute. Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 3, 4; Junior Play, Blue Gold Reporter 1, 2; Freshman Dance Committee, Class Secretary 1, Prom Committee, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Manual Train- ing Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook. Marion's cuteness is bestowed upon Shirley Baker. GLENN W. ADAMS Jr. 128 Kohler Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts Glen Smooth dresser, nice personality, describes our blue eyed, blond haired senior, Glen. Well liked by all his classmates, Glen proves to be a worthy friend. Hobby: Using Walt's car. Goal: To get a new car. Favorite saying: Let's wheel! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Cooking I, 2, 3. Glen leaves his wavy hair to Robert Tomassetti. CHARLES BAKLEY 230 Market Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts Chal Charlie can usually be found in the office helping Pat, or in shop building or doing something for a teacher. To earn the friendship of Chal is some- thing worth working for. Charles leaves his helpfulness for Mr. McNally to WHIiom Booth. VERNA G. ALEX 213 Mercer Street, Gloucester Commercial Vern Verna is one of the most efficient girls in our class. Whenever we need a helping hand, we usually turn to Vern. Her ability to get along with people will be an asset to her in the business field. Hobby: Movies. Goal: Graduate. Fa- vorite saying: Oh Gee! Activities: Donee Committee 1, 2, 3; Play Com- mittee; Prom Committee, Office Re- ceptionist 4. Verna's dependability is to be carried on by Charles Dick. IRENE G. ASHMEN 240 North Broadway, Gloucester Commercial Carrot Carrot is one of our cutest girls in the Senior Closs. She may be a little slow in English, but not in obtaining friends. We're sure she will be a big success at whatever she attempts. Hobby: Dancing and driving. Goal: To graduate and drive a convertible Cadillac. Favorite saying: That's lovely! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Manual Training; Play Committee 3, Music Appreciation. Irene's forgetfulness is to be left to Helen Kaisla. CLASS OFFICERS Vice-President WILLIAM J. STOUT JOANNE L. HETHERINGTON Treasurer ROBERT G. BOBO 15 South Stinson Avenue Gloucester, N. J. Generol Academic Bob Tall and lanky, Bob is known around here as the Gary Cooper of G.H.S. Wherever a corny joke is be- ing told, you'll find Bob telling it. Let's hope his boss in the future years will have a good sense of humor. Hobby: Lying in the park all sum- mer. Goal: To end up the season with a high batting average? Favorite say- ing: How's your grandmother? Ac- tivities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Cooking 2, 3. Bob wishes thot his happy-go-lucky ways be left to Mildred Macullar. MARIAN JEAN BRANDT 21 3 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Commercial Mar Mar's wonderful personality and sense of humor has mode her one of the most popular seniors. Her ability on the dance floor is admired by all. Hobby: Dancing, and George. Goal: Graduate. Favorite Saying: You know it! Activities: Hockey 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheerleading 2, 3, 4; Senior ploy committee; Junior play com- mittee; Junior Prom committee. Marian wants her doncing ability to be put to good use by Joan Vanett. MARGARET MARION BAKLEY 230 Market Street, Gloucester Commercial Sis If you ever want to find Sis, just look for red-headed Mickey, and there she'll be. Both girls are in- separable. If you should quietly walk behind Sis sometime, you would prob- ably hear her talking about The Donee. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: Holy cow. Acti- vities: Drill Corps 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Manuol Training 1, 2; Year- book 4. Margaret leaves her friendly ways to Eleanor Yourison. BARBARA ANN BREIDENBACK 855 Cumberland St., Gloucester Commercial Mickey Whenever you see Barb, you are sure to see smiles and hear her laughter. Her sense of humor is en- joyed by everyone. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: I don't care. Ac- tivities: Drill Corps 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Manual Training 1, 2. Barbara leaves her cheerful laugh to Beverly Brown. HOWARD THOMAS BOULDEN 420 Powell St., Gloucester General Academic How How is usually a quiet fellow until there is a joke to be told; then he's right there and laughing the loudest! With a sense of humor like that, he is bound to succeed. We all wish you the best of luck. How! Hobby: Basketball and dancing. Goal: To be a millionaire. Favorite saying. If you say so. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 2,3; Basketball 2, 3; Prom Committee. Junior Play; Senior Play; Student Council 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Howord's pleasing smile is to be re- tained by Phillip Carr. STERLING ERVIN BRENSINGER 234 Salem St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Bud Bud isn't hard to get along with; in fact he's okay except when he is disgusted. Driving class, for instance, remember, Buddy? Good luck. Hobby: Baseball. Goal: To graduate, and be a head carpenter. Favorite say- ing: Don't work too hard! Activities: Bowling, Glee Club. Bud's good behavior is willed to Walter Stelmach. MARY A. CHAMBERS 210 Browning Lone, Brooklown Commercial Mary Mary's sparkling eyes and sweet smile have made her well liked by everyone. She is always ready and willing to help someone. Hobby: Teasing Epp. Goal: To drive a car. Favorite saying: Darn thing! Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Mary leaves her scat on the Brook- lawn bus to Melvin Joos. BETTY ANN COBB 710 Market Street, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Betty You can always find Betty in a good mood, and chattering constantly. Her willingness to help others has made her many friends. Hobby: Going to the movies: Goal: To graduate from college. Favorite saying: Isn't he nice? Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee, Senior Play, Newspaper 2, 3, Co-Editor 4; Yearbook; Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3. Betty leaves her newspaper position to Janet Gilfillan. MARIAN ELIZABETH BURNS 816 Bergen St., Gloucester Commercial Honey Whenever there is fun to be had you con be sure Honey will alwoys be there. We will remember her al- ways for her lovely voice which has entertained us many times in as- sembly. Here's to Broadway, Honey! Hobby: Flirting, and going down to Kass'. Goal: To graduate and own a new Cadillac. Favorite saying: Wait'll I tell you what happened. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Music Appreciation 2, 3; Manual Training 1, 2; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play Committee; Newspaper Staff 2, 3; Basketball 2. Constance Blandy is to be the re- cipient of Morion's noisy ways. GEORGE J. DAILEY 954 Somerset Street, Gloucester General Academic Joe Joe is quiet, but quite a lady's man! His warm smile and easy going ways have won him many friends. Hobby: Cars. Goal: To get a new car. Favorite saying: Let's go! Joe wants Samuel Osier to retain his cuteness. W. RICHARD CHEESEMAN 807 Center Street, Gloucester Science and Engineering Itchy Dick is one of our talented seniors. When he plays his sax, the crowds gather for miles. An idol of the fresh- man girls, he can usually be found at a certain freshman's locker. Hobby: Music. Goal: To find an easy job with big pay. Activities: Band 1, 2, 3, 4; Decorating Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Track 1; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4. Student Council 1, 2. Richard leaves his place in bond to Russell Dubell. JOHN E. COLLINS 921 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts Jack John is very quiet but is always there when you need him. His pleasing personality has won him many friends. Hobby: Baseball. Goal: To graduate and be a machinist. Fovorite saying: Knock it off will ya! Activities: Cooking. Jack's bicycle is left to Wayne Ingling for delivering orders. BARBARA L. DOUGLASS 224 Nicholson Rd, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Barb Barb is o fun loving girl who is liked by all her classmates. Good na- tured and humorous, that's our Barb. Good luck, Barb. Hobby: Playing the piano and danc- ing. Goal: To own a red convertible. Favorite saying: Norma, did you see Joan or Janet? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Bowling; Y-Teens; Dance Committee 3; Prom Committee. Barbara leaves her courteous manner to Lillian Boyko. JANET EVANS 937 Highland Blvd., Gloucester Commercial Jan or Ev Janet is one of the quieter members of our class, but wherever help is needed, Janet is always there ready to lend a hand. Good luck, Janet. Hobby: Bowling. Goal: To go West. Favorite saying: Do you know what? Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 4; Play 1; Bowling 1, 2. Janet leaves her place on the bowl- ing team to Shirley Walmsley. ROBERT GORDON EPPLEMAN 512 Bergan Street, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Epp Bob is best known for his outstand- ing ability—football ploying. I don't believe there'll be a Senior who will forget his playing against Gloucester Catholic. His popularity has enabled him to retain the presidency of the class for four years. Good Luck, Bob, in whatever you do! Hobby: Sports and Dancing. Goal: Ploy college sports, become a coach. Favorite saying: Come on you guys, let's get some pep! Activities: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Co-Captain 4; Basket- ball 3, 4; Track 1, 2, Captain 3, 4; Cross Country 1; Wrestling 1; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4 (President); Class President 1, 2, 3, 4; Dances 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee. Robert leaves his co-captainship of the football team to Harry Adams. WILLIAM DAVIDS 469 S. Broadway, Gloucester Science and Engineering Bill Bill is one of the quiet members of our class, but he knows what he wants. We are sure he will achieve his goal. Good luck, Bill. William leaves his gymnastic ability to any Junior who can use it. WILLIAM J. FOLTZ 229 Morris Street, Gloucester Science and Engineering Foltxie Bill has a quiet nature, but his practical jokes and dry sense of humor make him liked by oil. Hobby: Spearing open a new keg. Goal: To pass English and Democracy. Favorite saying: Oh Yeah! Acti- vities: Baseball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 3, 4; Basketball 4; Cooking 2, 3, 4; Track 3, 4. Williom leaves his devilish ways to Michael Nazzario. BARBARA ANN FITZPATRICK 254 S. 3rd Street, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Bobs Bab's personality plus a happy- go-lucky manner have won her many friends in G.H.S. She will always be remembered as one of the snappiest majorettes in the school's history. Good luck in the future. Hobby: Writing to Gus. Goal: An everlasting friendship with June. Fa- vorite saying: Seriously speaking. Activities: Majorette 2, 3, 4; Li- brary 4; Junior Play 3; Dance Com- mittee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Com- mittee 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; News- paper Staff 1, 2; Music Appreciation I, 2, 3; Manual Training 1, 2. Barbara leaves her pleasing person- ality to Constance Kunicki. CHARLOTTE JUNE FRANCK 32 South King St. Commercial Chor A pleasant smile and a mischievous way describe Char. Her gay man- ner has won her many friends. Best of everything, Char. Hobby: Swimming, Chewing gum. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: Hello there. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Manual Training 1, 2, 3; Basketball 4. Charlotte leaves her gift of gab to Eleanor Rowand. JANET GIBISON 316 Hudson Street, Gloucester General Academic Jan Janet's friendliness is a great asset to the class. Her friendly spirit has won her many friends, os well as lending a helping hand. We hope that she attains her life goal. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: I'm telling you! Activities: Bowling Club; Senior Play; Library Club 3, 4. Janet leaves her hair style to Marie McGonigal. JOAN V. FOSTER 606 Hunter Street, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Fos A great pal, always ready to help, that's our Joan. We wish her all the success she can attain. Goal: To have a ranch in Arizona. Favorite saying: Get wise! Activ- ities: Glee Club 3, 4. Joan leaves her seat in Latin to Peter Pelligrino. DONALD GREENWOOD 617 Division St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Don His quiet ways and pleasant per- sonality have made him well liked by everyone. Good luck in attaining your goal. Hobby: Drums. Goal: Draftsman. Fa- vorite saying: How is your ear? Ac- tivities: Band, Orchestra. Donald leaves his neatness and agree- able manner to Raymond Ballard. MARY E. GAPPO 637 Powell St., Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Mar A happy-go-lucky girl with lots of zip, that's Mary! A joking manner and neot appearance have made her a hit in the class. Hobby: Getting in trouble with Agar. Goal: To be a teacher ond own a swanky convertible. Activities: Dance Committee 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Com- mittee; Newspaper 3; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Music Appreciation 1, 2; Ma- jorette 3, 4; Manual Training 1, 2, 3; Junior Ploy; Senior Play; Library 4. Mary leaves her happy-go-lucky ways to Florence Knoll. DONALD GRANT 219 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Commercial Don Don is o modest fellow. We all will remember him for his playing on the football field. Hobby: Baseball. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: Take over. Activ- ities: Varsity football 3, 4; Glee Club 4. Don leaves his football jersey to Ed- ward Waddington. GRACE HANLEY 409 Haakon Road, Brooklawn Commercial Grace Our Grace is one of those girls you con depend upon when you need her. She is wonderful to be with, and we ore sure she will attain her goal. Hobby: Dates with Joe. Goal: To pass shorthond with on A. Get married. Favorite saying: Guess what, I fin- ally possed a shorthand test. Ac- tivities: Dance Committee I, 2, 3, 4; Junior-Senior play committee. Junior Prom Committee. Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Manual Training 1, 2, 3. Grace leaves her efficiency to Pearl Wertmon. JOANNE L. HETHERINGTON 515 North Brown St., Gloucester Commercial Jo Jo's sweet personality and her sense of humor have made her many friends. We are sure she will attain her goal. Good luck, Jo. Hobby: Having fun. Goal: To grad- uate. Favorite saying: Honest, Kid? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Manual Training Club 1, 2; Hockey Manager 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Jr. Prom Committee; Student Council; Class Treasurer 4. Joanne leaves her mechanical adapt- ability to Robert Wirtz. FRED HENNING 234 Rosolind Avenue, Gloucester Science and Engineering W Gus Fred is one of the quieter members of our class. Fred is always ready to lend a helping hand to those who need it. We will remember his play- ing on the football field and also on the basketball court. Hobby: Sports and swimming. Goal: To pass English. Favorite saying: Got anything to eat? Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Cooking Club 2,3. Fred leaves his jump shot to Leslie Netter. EDITH JOAN HOEFLE 235 Bergen Street, Gloucester College Entrance Joan Joan is usually considered one of our quieter seniors, but she is good company and a wonderful girl. She always comes through with one ideo or another when you are in a tough spot. Good luck, Joan! Hobby: Dancing, Music; Goal: To travel around the world. Favorite say- ing: Come on! Activities: Glee Club, Dance Committees, Yearbook, News- paper, Senior Play. Joon leaves her hemline to Barbara Tcears. MARLENE D. HILDEBRANDT 1 5 South Harley Avenue, Gloucester Commercial Mar Marlene is a girl you can alwoys de- pend on. She is liked by all her class- mates, and has a wonderful sense of humor. You can usually find her talk- ing about Steve, her boy friend. We wish you lots of luck, Marlene. Goal: Marry Steve. Hobby: Seeing Steve. Favorite saying: Oh, come on! Activities: Yearbook, Art Club, Glee Club 1, 2; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Marlene leaves her commercial abil- ity to Effie Harker. CHARLES HOPE JR. Crescent Blvd. and Market Street Gloucester Am College Entrance in Arts ” Bud bud came into our class at the end of our Junior year. His pleasing per- sonality and winning ways are some- thing which will, be remembered by all the seniors. He can usually be found keeping company with Miss Martz and French after school. Lots of luck, Bud. Hobby: Watching television at 901 Market Street. Goal: Television tech- nician. Favorite saying: Where's Mar? Activities: Football 4; Junior Play; Yearbook; Dance Committee 3, 4. Charles leaves his posture and neat- ness to Charles Lehman. JOSEPH WALTER HUBBS 933 Bergen Street, Gloucester Industriol Arts Hubbxie Joe is onother of our quiet boys, al- though he likes to tell jokes. Lots of luck in ottaining your goal, Joe. Hobby: Cooking. Goal: to own o new car. Favorite saying: ''Loon me your homework. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook. Joseph leaves his art ability to Vir- ginia Wilson. CAROLYN V. JOHNSON 314 S. Ninth Street, Gloucester Commercial Carole Wherever there is noise or loud laughter, you can be sure to find our Carole. A real pal who is always ready with a wisecrack; she will long be re- membered. Good luck in the future to a grand classmate! Hobby: Having fun. Drawing. Goal: Be a commercial artist, Own a Pon- tiac convertible. Favorite saying: Honest, kid? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Newspaper 3, 4; Girls' Manual Training 2, 3; Art Club 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee; Senior Play, Junior Prom Committee, Yearbook. Carole leaves her witty ways to Carol Carson. EMMONS B. HOUSEKNECHT 36 Champion Road, Gloucester College Entrance in Science and Engineering Pete Pete's ability to charm the girls in his class will not be forgotten. His smoothness on the dance floor, along with his odd jitterbug steps, will be recalled in the future by many a Senior. Hobby: Dancing and sports. Goal: To become a millionaire. Favorite say- ing: Yeah, I guess so. Activities: Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Football 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Emmons leoves his short walk to school to Phylis Jones. BARBARA D. JONES 6042 N. American Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Commercial Jonesey Borbara is one of our senior girls obout whom you do not hear too much. She is usually seen though with a certain senior football star. Hobby: Flirting. Goal: To get married. Favorite saying: Hi, Hon. Activ- ities: Glee Club. Barbara Jones would like Paul Jones to co'ry on the family name at GHS. WILLIAM HUGHES 409 Highland Blvd., Gloucester Industriol Arts Bill Bill is one of the quietest of the Senior boys. He is always there when you need o helping hand, and he al- ways has a smile for everyone. We know you will attain your goal. Bill. Lots of luck! Hobby: Bowling. Goal: To have my own business. Favorite saying: Tell you whot I'm going to do! Activ- ities: Prom Committee, Junior Ploy. William leaves his quietness to Don- ald Painter. X' JOAN ALICE KERNAN 806 Hunter Street, Gloucester Commercial Kernanie Joan's sweet smile and nice ways hove made her many friends during her years at G. H. S. Good luck, Joon. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To be a good secretary. Favorite saying: I'll punch'a in the mouth! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,4; Dance Commit- tees; Junior play cast; Yearbook; Prom Committee. Joan leaves her cute smile to Elaine Morely. RAYMOND R. KNISPEL 731 Hunter St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Roy Ray is one of our best notured fel- lows; he is always smiling. He is very talented in the musical field. We wish you a lot of luck, Ray, and keep your cheerful nature. Hobby: Music. Goal: To play a trum- pet like Harry James. Favorite say- ing: It's about time! Activities: Bond 1, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 1, 2, 3, 4; Senior play. Raymond leaves his musical ability to Robert Neild. HARRY F. KROH JR. 938 Mercer St., Gloucester College Entrance in Science and Engineering Hor Harry's acting ability has been shown on two successful occasions. We know he will succeed in his life's goal. Hobby: Dancing and sleeping. Goal: To get to Paris. Favorite saying: Shucks, I don't know what to say! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee; Junior and Senior Dance Committees. Junior and Senior play; Yearbook. Horry leaves his various seats in German to Lawrence Bryszewski. NORMA KLEINFELD 36 N. Broadway, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Norm Norma wos voted by her classmates as the prettiest senior. She is dark haired with bewitching eyes. Al- though jeolousy runs among the sen- ior girls, she seems to be a hit with the senior boys. Good luck with modeling, Norma. Hobby: Modeling. Goal: To drive my father's cor. Favorite saying: Hey, Joan, did you see Barbara? Activ- ities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee, Senior Play, News- paper Staff, Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Normo leaves her prettiness to Bar- bara White. IOWA J. KOYKKA 205 Marne Road, Brooklawn College Entrance in Arts Iowa Iowa is one of our quieter girls from Brooklown. A cheerleader for two years, she could be seen at most of the football games. We are all sure she will be a bigger success as Joe's wife. Hobby: Playing the piano, dancing. Goal: To be a private secretary. Fa- vorite saying: Honest! Activities: Dance committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Cheer- leading 3, 4; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Council 1, 4; Prom Committee; Junior play committee, Senior play cast; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Newspaper 2, 3, 4. Iowa leaves her daintiness to Joan Vonett. JOSEPH LEEDS 31 1 Cumberland St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Tarpine Joe will be remembered for his ability os tackle on the football team. Lots of luck to you, Joe. Hobby: Eating. Goal: To get a new cor. Favorite saying: Where is Lockenmeyer? Activities: Track 3, 4; Basketball 3, 4; Football 2, 3, 4. Joseph leaves his haircut to Kenneth Stetser. FRED E. LOCKENMEYER 227 Nore Place, Brooklawn College Entrance Fritzie Fritzie has ability for sports which has been shown in football and base- ball. This and his pleasing manner has helped make him popular with the girls. Hobby: Catching flies and pulling the wings off. Goal: To go to college and play sports. Favorite saying: What's you got? Activities: Foot- ball 2, 3, 4, Basketball 3, 4; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3 4. Fred leaves his ability to pan-handle lunches to Edward Fullmer. ROBERT LUKER 915 Bergen St., Gloucester General Luke We will oil remember Luke for his wonderful ability as a top notch sales- man. Bob's quiet ways and reserved speech have made him well liked by his fellow classmotes. Hobby: Trains and Baseball. Goal: To become a Politician like Dad. Fa- vorite saying: I didn't say anything. Activities: Bowling Club. Robert leaves his appreciation to work to Jock McNield. EVELYN C. MADDOCKS 520 Saint John St., Gloucester Commercial Evie Evelyn is one of our quieter girls. You can usually see her driving around in the car she received for her birthday. She is always willing to help when help is needed. Hobby: Dancing, riding in my puddle- jumper. Goal: To get a job with no work attached. Favorite saying: Wait for me Danny. Activities: Glee Club. Evelyn leaves her driving ability to the future driving training students. DANIELA LORRAINE LONABAUGH 500 South Broadway, Gloucester Commercial Donny Danny is another quiet girl. You can usually find her with Evelyn Mad- docks, talking about her boy friends. We know you will attain your goal, Danny. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To get a good job—and a convertible. Favorite say- ing: George — Hurry up, Evie! Activities: Glee Club. Doniela leaves her boby sitting jobs to Denis Schwaab. MARIO M. MARZILI Woodland Ave., Blenheim Industrial Arts Bugs Mario is another of our quieter stu- dents. His high marks and politeness are something he could leave to the lower classmates. We are sure he will obtain his goal. Hobby: Photography. Goal: To be a draftsman. Favorite saying: Did you study your English? Mario leaves his hot rod to Gordon Burrows. MAE McCLASKEY 818 Little Somerset St., Gloucester Commercial Maizy Mae is another of our very quiet girls, but can always be depended on to lend a helping hand. We hope you attain your goal, Mae Lots of luck. Hobby: Reading and puzzles. Goal: To have a successful career. Favorite saying: Oh, for Pete's sake! Ac- tivities: Glee Club, Typing. Mac leaves her driving ability to the future drivers training students. KATHRYN M. MASON 222 Monmouth Street, Gloucester Commercial Kass Kass is another one of our silent seniors. Always friendly and smiling. She can usually be found roaming the halls looking for Mickey. Kathryn leaves her block eyes to Pearl Wertmon. JAMES McGUIGAN 28 Oxford Avenue, Gloucester Industrial Arts Gumpie Jimmy has always been willing to help the class, whether it has been soliciting ads, or gathering props. Good luck, Jimmy. Hobby: Cars. Goal: To graduate. Fa- vorite saying. You know. Jimmy leaves his hot rod to Gordon Burrows. JARVIS MIDGETT 308 Centre Street, Brooklawn General Midge Midge is one of our well-liked boys. He is always ready and willing to help where he can. We hope that you attain your goal. Midge, and lots of luck. Hobby: Anything interesting. Goal: To be my own boss. Favorite saying: O. K. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4. 5. Track 4. Jarvis leaves his physique to Lowell Hubbs. Robert w. McConnell 229 Sylvan Avenue, Gloucester Industrial Arts McConn You can always find Bob telling jokes or playing a practical joke. Bob can always be found with or near Bob Wright. Remember him on the football field? Lots of luck, Bob. Hobby: Playing sports. Goal: To grad- uate. Favorite saying: I'm not lying. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3; Track 2, 3, 4. Robert leaves his ability to irritate Miss Martz to Michael Nazzario. HAROLD WOLFF MERRITT 51 1 Mercer Street College Entrance Hal Hal's likable ways have made him a hit with all his classmates. His readiness to lend a helping hand will never be forgotten. Good luck in the Navy, Hal. Hcbby: Dancing. Goal: To join the Navy. Favorite saying: I don't know. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 1, 2, 3; Track 3, 4, Junior Play; Prom Committee; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooking. Harold leaves his dance steps to Wil- liam Labbree. violetta McKinney 506 Paris Avenue, Brooklawn Commercial Chickie Chickie is one of our more pop- ulor senior girls. She is very good in both Basketball and Hockey. You can usually see her with Bob Ritchie in the halls. We wish you lots of success. Chick. Hobby: Riding. Goal: To own a farm. Favorite saying: Boy, am I tired. Activities: Hockey. Violetta leaves her hockey stick to Naomi Farley. JOAN CLAIRE MIKLE 214 New Broadway, Brooklawn, N. J. Commercial Mick and Rogmop Joan is one of our peppier girls. She's full of jokes and right in the swing of all the activities! We all will remember her for her outstanding work in the Junior and Senior plays. Her only fault seems to be stealing other girl's fellows. Good luck in the future, Ragmop. Hobby: Collecting Males, and tell- ing corny jokes! Goal: To marry a college graduate, who's a millionaire. Favorite saying: What the heck, I ain't proud! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Majorette 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior and Senior play; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Ploy Committees; Junior Prom Committee; Blue Gold Re- porter 2, 3, 4, Yearbook; Student Council 1, 2; Office Receptionist 4. Joan leaves her flirtatious ways to Charlotte Bolt. THOMAS NEILIO 41 1 Haakon Road, Brooklawn Industrial Arts Shorty If ever a boy was slow in school, it's our Tom. Many a day he would just about squeeze into the door just before the late bell. We are all sure Mrs. McClay will have memories of Tom and his late slips. Here's hoping you have better luck on your first job, Tom. Hobby: Stock cars. Goal: To get a 51 Stock Ford and to grow 5 inches. Favorite saying: If you soy so. Activities: Football, Boseball, Cooking Club. Thomas leaves his late slips to Lynn Bell. BARBARA J. OLSSON 633 Highland Avenue, Westville College Entrance in Arts Barb Barb is very good in sports. She was voted the most athletic, and we certainly think she earned it. She is known mostly for her ability on the hockey team. She always has a word and smile for everyone. Lots of luck. Barb. Hobby: Sports, chasing Warren. Goal: To be an army nurse and get married. Favorite saying: I say there. Ac- tivities: Hockey 4 years; Basketball 4 years; Glee Club; Yearbook; Band. Borbora leaves her athletic ability to Ruth Harris. PATRICIA MULDOON 17 Harvard Avenue, Gloucester Hts. College Entrance Pot Pat was voted the quietest girl in our class. Although she is quiet, she is liked by everyone. We know you will attain your goal, Pat. Hobby: Reading. Goal: To become a secretary. Favorite saying: That's swell. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play. Patricia leaves her quietness to Joan Coleman. ROBERT RITCHIE 23 S. Sussex Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts Bob Bob is one of our quieter class- mates. He has kept to himself and Chick through most of his four years of high school. We are sure he will be a success in whatever he under- takes. JOAN MARIE NEUHAUSER 924 Powell St., Gloucester Commercial Midge Midge is one of our short girls. She is always smiling and good na- tured. You can always depend on Midge when you need a helping hand. She is well liked by oil her classmates. Lots of luck, Midge. Hobby: Eating. Goal: To grow three inches. Favorite saying: You never can tell. Activities: Dance Com- mittees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Com- mittee; Junior Prom Committee; Year- book; Glee Club. Joan leaves her blue eyes to Frederick Burkhardt. A ✓ DOROTHY C. PRYZWARA 206 Nicholson Road, Gloucester Commercial Dot Dot is one of our popular seniors. She is best known for her lovely clothes; they are the envy of every senior girl. Dot is very good natured, and we wish her lots of luck. Hobby: Driving George's car. Goal: To get fat. Favorite saying: Forget it. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Com- mittee. Dorothy leaves her clothes to Janet Tiediken. MIRIAM ROWAND 317 Middlesex St., Gloucester Commerciol Min Miriom is one of our sports enthu- siasts. She is very good is basket- ball, and also in hockey. She can al- ways be depended on for any help you need. Lots of luck, Miriam. Hobby: Sports. Goal: To live a normal life. Favorite saying: Oh! mother. Activities: Basketball 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Hockey 4. Miriam leaves her enthusiasm for sports to Elaine Marlcy. EVA MAE RUDOLPH 327 Highland Blvd. Home Economics Eva Eva Mae is a very likable person. She is well liked by everyone although she is quiet natured. She was voted the tallest girl in her closs. She is another of our girls with lovely clothes. We know you will obtain your goal, Eva Mae, good luck! Con us- ually be found ot lunchtime with Joan in Powells'. Hobby: Sewing and making clothes. Goal: To work o few years and get married. Favorite saying: What's that. Activities: Glee Club 3, 4; Arts and Crafts; Metal Craft. Eva Mae leaves her height to Edna Fisher. THEODORE ROSEN 222 Bergen St., Brooklawn General Ted Ted's ability to crack a joke, with- out laying an egg, will long be re- membered by his classmates. His wit ond personality has brightened many a dull day in school. Good luck in the future, Ted. Hobby: Hot rods, stock cars, ond racing. Goal: To get a 50 Stock Ford convertible. Favorite saying: I know, that's what I like about you. Activities: Blue and Gold 3; Track 3; Glee Club; Cooking Club. Theodore leaves his corny jokes to Thomas Abnett. JOAN E. SCHAEFER 29 So. Burlington, Gloucester Commercial Schoef “ Joan is one of our most athletic girls. She is the star of the Basket- ball team! She is always cracking jokes, and always has a smile for everyone. Lots of luck, Joan. Hobby: Dancing, Sports, William. Goal: To be o good stenographer. Favorite saying: Quit it, you! Ac- tivities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Basket- ball 4. Dance Committee 1, 2. Joan leaves her position in basketball to Sue Addis. SAMUEL G. SAYRE JR. 2 1 7 New Jersey Road, Brooklawn College Entrance in Science and Engineering Sam Sam is one of our good looking senior boys. He is good natured ond has a smile for everyone. He is good in football. Lots of success, Sam. Hobby: Driving my father's car. Goal. Get to school on time. Favorite say- ing: Could be! Activities: Football 2, 3, 4 Baseball 3, 4, Music Appre- ciation 1, 2, Cooking 2, 3, Glee Club 3, 4. Samuel leaves his scat in physics to Robert Barr. BETTY ANN SHELDON 342 Fifth Street, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Bett Bett is one of the sweetest girls in the senior class. She is always there to lend a helping hand. We know you will be a good teacher. Good luck in the future. Hobby. Lots of school activities. Goal: To teach first grade. Favorite saying: Don't worry about it, something will turn up Activities: Bosketball 1, 2, Hockey I, 2; Yearbook 4; Dance Committed, 2, 3, 4, Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Art Club 3, 4; Junior-Senior Play. Betty leaves her accent to Carol Wid- mann. ALBERTA E. SMITH 21 1 Nicholson Rd., Gloucester Heights Commercial Bert'' Alberto is liked by everyone. She always looks happy, and is always try- ing to make someone else happy. We are sure she will be a success at whatever she attempts. Hobby: Talking. Goal: To graduate. Favorite saying: I hope I pass! Ac- tivities: Glee Club I, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Ploy Commit- tees 3, 4. Alberta leaves her easy going ways to June Singley. AUDREY RUTH SNYDER 460 Hudson St., Gloucester Commercial Aud Aud is one of our most dependable girls. Whenever there is a job to be done, Aud is right in there with a helping hand. This and her pleasant manner have won her many friends. Good luck in the future. Hobby: Chewing gum. Goal: To be a good secretary. Favorite saying: Thot always helps. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play Committee, Yearbook. Audrey leaves her natural curly hair to Violet Jordon. NANCY MARIE SHEPPARD 28 N. Broadway, Gloucester General Academic Nonce Nancy is also one of the sweetest girls m the senior class. We are sure her sweet ways helped to put that engagement ring on her finger. Good luck m the future, Nance. Hobby: Talking about El. Goal: To graduate and get a |Ob Favorite saying: Oh Golly! Activities: Man- ual Training, Dances 1, 2, 3, 4; Prom Committee, Glee Club, Archery, Yearbook. GRACE E. STAAKE 308 Haakon Road, Brooklawn Commercial Grade Nancy leaves her trips to Florida to Mervyn Ott. JOHN M. SOOY 942 Chambers Avenue, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts ■ John Lots of fun, personality and good looks, describes our John. His good natured ways hove won him many friends in his years at G.H.S. We oil hope you will attain your goal. Hobby: Boats and Swimming. Goal: To own a Chris-Craft Express Cruiser. Favorite saying: Knock it off. Ac- tivities: Cooking Club 1, 2, 3; Basket- ball 1, 2, 3, Glee Club 3,4. John leaves his pleasant speaking voice to William Quay. Grade has proved to be one or our most popular girls in the senior class. Starring as Co-Captain with Mar, she can usually be found at all sports. We're sure that she'll be a big suc- cess at v hatever she attempts. We're also sure she'll be a bigger hit as Ted's wife! Good luck, Grace and Ted. Hobby. Writing Ted letters. Goal: To find happiness and marry Ted. Favorite saying: Wonder if I got a letter, Bea? Activities: Cheerlead- ing 2, 3, 4, Co-Capta t 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Junior Student Council President 1; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Secretary of Class 2, 3, 4; Treas- urer I; Yearbook; Blue and Gold; Art Club; Junior Prom; Dances 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council Club 4; Assembly Committee 4. AUDREY JOAN SPOLTORE 347 South Broadway, Gloucester Commercial Aud Aud is one of the quieter members of our class. She always works hard at everything she does, and we know she will attain her goal. Lots of luck, Aud. Hobby Reading a good book. Goal: To be a good secretary. Favorite say- ing: Darn it! Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3,; Arts Club 1, 2, 3; Dance Committees 2, 3,; Student Council 3, Treasurer 3; Junior Play Committee; Junior Prom Committee; Co- Busi- ness Manager of newspaper 4. Audrey leaves her mild temper to Nancy Whitehead. Grace leaves her captainship of the chcerlcading squad to Dorothy Steven- son. HAROLD T. STAUFFER JR. 225 Mercer St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Hal Hal's practical jokes are known by all the seniors. When you see Hal, you con expect a practical joke. Good luck. Hobby: Ploying the bass fiddle. Goal: To have my own dairy farm. Favorite saying: Rap ya in the gums! Ac- tivities: Bond I, 2, 3, 4; Orchestra 3, 4; Junior Play. Harold leaves his place in the band to Frederick McGonigal. MAE STRACK 19 So. Sussex St., Gloucester Commercial Mozsie Mae is a girl you can always de- pend on; she is always glad to help anyone who needs it. We are sure she will obtom her goal. Good luck, Moe! Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To graduate and become a secretary. Favorite say- ing: You know what I mean. Ac- tivities: Drill Corp, Glee Club, Social Dancing. Mae leaves her seat in 12C to Rose Symington. WILLIAM JOHN STOUT 816 Mercer Street, Gloucester Science and Engineering Bill Tall, dork and handsome, describes our Bill. As Co-Editor of Yearbook, he was usually found in the bock of the room surrounded by work, and girls. His ability to tease, will long be remembered by the whole staff. Good luck, Bill! Hobby: Baseball. Favorite saying: What's the matter? Activities: Junior Play; Senior Play; Baseball 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 4; Student Court 4; Co-Editor, Yearbook; Vice- President 4. William leaves his yearbook editor- ship to Peter Pelligrino and Ann Parks. WILLIAM J. STONE 215 Market Street, Gloucester General Toper We will remember William for his quiet nature. His willingness to help others is appreciated by all. Good luck, Bill! Hobby: Shooting Pool and Bowling. Goal: To Bowl 200. Favorite saying: Cut it out! Activities: Bowling 3, 4, Glee Club 1. William leaves his shortness to Walter Stclmack PAULINE IDA TANIER 509 Mercer Street, Gloucester Commercial Paul Pauline is o girl without an enemy in the world. Always lending a help- ing hand to those who need it; she con usually be found where troubled heorts ore. Pauline's interest as a missionary has mode her a loyal mem- ber of the Hi B. A. We know she will be a success. Hobby: Hi B. A. Favorite saying: Ain't that sweet. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Senior Play; Student Council 4; Manual Troining 1. Pauline leaves her shorthand ability to Barbara Teears. DAVID L. STUMP 336 Hudson, Street, Gloucester College Entrance Stumpy Dave is one of the best looking boys in the Senior Class. Along with this, he has an athletic ability which is admired by all. We are sure col- lege sports will welcome you, Stumpy. Hobby: Sports, dancing. Goal: Go to college and play sports. Favorite say- ing: Don't be miserable. Activities: Football 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Boseball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooking Club. David leaves his good looks to William Raubc. EDITH JESSIE THOMPSON 925 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Commercial Edie Short, petite, and a bundle of chat- ter, describes our Edie. Always trying to be everyone's friend, she sometimes stubs her toe. We know she will be be a big success as a private secre- tary to the Vice-President of the First Notional Bank. Hobby: Learning Interior Decoration, and Johnny. Goal: To find a man that is really settled, and get married. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Student Council 3; Archery 4; Year- book 4; Dance Committees 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Junior Play; Cheerleading 3, 4. Edith leaves her shortness to Jeon Szcykalski. KATHRYN JOAN TEDESCO 328 Middlesex Street, Gloucester Commercial 1 Kass Kass's good natured ways have won her many friends in the short time she has been with us. She will always be remembered as a real friend to all who know her. Hobby: Seeing Harry. Goal: To get married. Favorite saying: Be Good. Activities: Glee Club 4; Yearbook, Senior play committee. Kothryn leaves her good naturedness to Joseph Cheeseman. JOHN ROBERT THOMSON 144 Park Avenue, Highland Park Industrial Arts Jock Jack's witty remarks have never failed to cause an uproar of laughter in the halls of G.H.S. His ability on the basketball court has made us all proud of him. Good luck, Jack. Hobby: Sports, Horseback riding, Girls. Goal: Get married and move West. Favorite saying: Poo heels. Activities: Football 2, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Track 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3, 4; Wood shop 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooking Club 2. Junior Prom Committee. John leaves his basketball ability to Alvah Dcgler and James Kong. GEORGE H. THOMPSON 942 Paul St., Gloucester Science and Engineering George is one of our good natured fellows, and a good worker. You can always depend on him to help if you need him. We know you will succeed and wish you lots of luck, George. Hobby: Gail and Dancing. Goal: To be an engineer. Favorite saying: It's more fun. Activities: Football 2, 4; Junior Ploy; Basketball; Yearbook. George leaves his way with women to Robert Smith. BEATRICE TRIMBACK 515 Jefferson Avenue, Camden, New Jersey Commercial Beo Bea has been coming ond leaving us all through our four years at G.H.S., so we haven't had much of a chance to know her too well. According to most of her classmates, she's tops. We all wish her luck with obtaining her goal. Hobby: Talking. Goal: To get a good jcb and be happy! Favorite saying: Grace, wait'll I tell ya! Activities: Junior Prom and Play Commitee; Dances 1, 2, 3, 4; Yearbook Commit- tee; Manual Training 4; Art 4. Beatrice leaves her troubles to Mary Duncan. WILLIAM TOTTEN 820 Market St., Gloucester General Academic Bill Bill's lovely blond hair is the envy of many girls. His nice person- ality and neat ways have made him many friends. Hobby: Going to Terry's house. Goal: To marry Terry. Favorite saying: I'm going to Woodbury. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Visual Aid 1, 2, 3; Junior Prom Committee; Yearbook 4; Newspaper 4. William leaves his absentee slips to Doris Lynch. JUNE VAN FOSSEN 335 Market St., Gloucester College Entrance in Arts June'' June's easy way of making friends will always be remembered by her classmates, olong with her pep and school spirit as a cheerleader. We consider her about the best actress ever in G.H.S. See you in Hollywood, June! Hobby: Bobby. Goal: An everlasting friendship with Babs. Favorite say- ing: Now seriously, girls. Activities: Dance Committees 1, 2, 3, 4; Junior Prom Committee; Newspaper Staff 1, 2; Yearbook Staff 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Music Appreciation 1, 2, 3; Cheerleading 3, 4; Manual Training 1, 2; Junior Play Cast; Senior Play Cost. June leaves her acting ability to Shirley Baker. KAROLINE L. WALDRON 315 Bergan Street, Gloucester Commercial Carol Sweet, cute, and a bundle of dyna- mite! That describes our Koroline. One of our best cheerleaders, she can usually be found at all the games, cheering her heart out. She can us- ually be found with her best buddy, Joan, out looking for her Jim. Good luck, Karoline. Hobby: Dancing. Goal: To get an A in Democracy. Favorite saying: Joan, wait'll I tell ya! Activities: Cheerleading 3, 4; Junior and Senior Plays; Glee Club 2, 3, 4. Karoline leaves her cute smile to Fred- erick Toms. EVA VIRTUE 16 Thompson Avenue, Gloucester Commercial ■ Sis Eva, by nature, is very quiet, but is always ready to lend a helping hand. You usually see her with Karo- line, although her nights are reserved for Waldy. Lots of luck, Eva. Hobby: Seeing Waldy. Goal: Marry Waldy Favorite saying: Oh Fish! ' Activities Glee Club 2, 3, 4; Senior Play; Junior Play. Eva leaves her giggles to Margaret Brightbill. EDMUND A. WALENS 212 Linden St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Snooky Snooky will be remembered by all his fellow classmates as one of the finest actors ever to be found in G.H.S. His performance in the Junior and Senior plays will long be remem- bered. At Valley Forge Hospital he brigutened up a few soldiers' days. We know you will succeed in whatever you undertake. Hobby. Teasing Miss Martz, Sports, Singing. Goal: To get some place in the world. Favorite saying: All righty. Activities: Football 1, 2, 3. 4; Basketball 1; Track 1, 2; Wrestling 1; Junior and Senior Play; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4. Edmund leaves his acting ability to Douglas Fols. ADELE ESTHER WALTON 111 Vi Third Street, Brooklawn College Entrance in Arts Del Adele is another one of our part- ner seniors. Wherever Joon Foster is, you will usually find Della. A quiet and well educated senior, would be a good description of Della. Hobby: Chewing gum: Goal: To grad- uate and obtain a job. Favorite say- ing: Got any gum? Activities: Typ- ing, Social Dancing; Glee Club 1, 2, 3. Addle leaves her seat on the Brook- lown bus to Dorothy Stevenson. CHARLES HENRY WALMSLEY 319 Warren St., Gloucester Science and Engineering Chal Chal is known most for his studious ways. He was voted most likely to succeed, and we are sure he will do just that! Lots of luck, Chal. Hobby: Bowling. Goal: To make a good engineer. Favorite saying: Where is Audrey? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3; Music Appreciation 2, 3; News- paper 3, 4; Bowling 4 Photography 4; Photography Manager, Yearbook; Junior Play; Vice-President 3; Chess and Checkers 4 Journalism 3; Cook- ing 1. Charles leaves his good marks to Eleanor Bryszewski. CARL WEICK 233 Filmore Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts Corl Carl's very pleasant personality has made him well liked by everyone. You can always see him smiling. We hope you attain your goal, Carl. Hobby: Cars. Goal: To be o me- chanic. Carl leaves his seot in P.A.D. to Faith Finger. JOHN J. WILKE 35 S. Burlington St., Gloucester Industrial Arts Jack is one of the quieter mem- bers of our class. His pleasing per- sonality has made him well liked by all. Goal: To own a new car. John leaves his shyness to Edward Fullmer. STANLEY WATERMASYSK 830 Essex Street, Gloucester Industrial Arts St in The Man Stan's willingness to help others has made him many friends. He is always there when you need him. You usually see him at the various games taking pictures. Hobby: Photography. Goal: To grad- uate. Favorite saying: O. K. Hum- phrey! Activities: Newspaper Pho- tographer 3, 4; Auto Mechanics Club; Basketball 2; Senior Play; Yearbook. Stan leaves his place in drivers train- ing to Corol Widmonn. GEORGE E. WILSON 314 Christiana Street, Brooklawn Science and Engineering Wils George is best known for his foot- ball ability. He was co-captain of 1950's team. He is well liked by all his clossmates. You can usually see George walking down the hall with Mar We know you will obtain your goal, George. Hobby: Sports. Favorite saying: You oughta see. Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Co-captoin; Track 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 2, 3; Cooking 2, 3. George leaves his co-captainship of the football team to Harry Adams. RUDOLPH F. WEICHMAN 17 3rd St., Brooklawn Science and Engineering Rudy or Little Herb Rudy is best known for his ability in football and basketball. He has a very pleasing personality which makes him liked by everyone. Hobby: Sports. Goal: To get a good job when I graduate. Favorite saying: I didn't do it! Activities: Football 2, 3, 4; Basketball 2, 3, 4; Baseball 2, 3, 4. Rudolph leaves his height to John Von Dexter. HERBERT WILLS 520 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester Science and Engineering Herb Herb is one of the quieter members of our class. He is always smiling and ready to help. You always see him with Howard Boulden. Lots of luck and success, Herb. Hobby: Typing. Goal: To be an ac- countant. Favorite saying: No, that's all right. Activities: Glee Club 2, 3; Student Council 1, 2, 3, 4; Cook- ing 1; Junior Play; Senior Play. Herbert leaves his short walk to school to Leon Graves. ROBERT WRIGHT 12 Barnard Avenue, Gloucester College Entrance in Arts Wrighty Bob is one of our all-around good fellows. He is good in both football and basketball. He is one of the most pleasant fellows in the class. You can always depend on Bob when you want to lough. Lots of luck, Bob. We know you will obtain your goal. Hobby: Going to Mae's. Goal: See the world. Favorite saying: Jiminy Crickets! Activities: Football 2, 3, 4, Basketball 2, 3, 4; Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4; Cooking; Yearbook; News- paper; Student Council. Robert leaves his angelic look to Ed- ward Keebler MARGARET L. YOUNG 802 Hunter Street, Gloucester Commercial Dusty Marge is another quiet girl. Dusty and Marge Yerka have had one of the longest friendships in the class. Lots of luck, Margaret. Hobby: Reading love books. Goal: To be a secretary. Favorite saying: I'm hungry. Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Monual Training 3, 4. Margaret leaves her close friendship tc Ruth Harris. WILMA WOOMER 342 Bergen Street Commercial Sis Sis is one of the best liked senior girls. She always hos a smile for everyone. Sis has a good sports rec- ord. We hope you obtain your goal. Sis. Hobby: Dancing, Working for Mr. Bracken. Goal: To be a perfect rec- retary. Favorite saying: Where's Charlotte? Activities: Glee Club 2, 3, 4, Manual Training 2, 3, 4; Dance Committee 4. Wilma leaves her friendly ways to Charlotte Coles. MARGARET L. YERKA 51 I Jersey Avenue, Gloucester Commercial Rusty Marge is one of the quiet senior girls. You can always find her with Marge Young. Marge is always ready to lend a helping hand when it is needed. Best of luck. Marge. Hobby: Going to the movies. Goal: To be a secretary. Favorite saying: Where's Marge? Activities: Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 4, Girls' Manual Train- ing 3, 4. Margaret leaves her close friendship to Carol Keebler. HOWARD ZIEGLER 808 E. Brown Street, Gloucester Science ond Engineering Old Nick Nick is one member of the class you can always depend on. He is co-editor of the school Newspaper as well os the Yearbook. Good luck, Nick. Hobby: Woodcarving. Goal: To own a cattle ranch out West. Favorite say- ing: George! Activities: Newspaper 2, 3, 4; Yearbook 4, Glee Club 3. Howard leaves his hot. Class Cut Ups Most Popular Typical Besr Actor and Actress Best Natured POPULARITY Did Most for G.H.S. Noisiest Most Dependable Most Likely to Succeed POLL Tallest G rl Shortest Boy Most Athletic Prettiest Handsomest DAILY JOURNAL PRESIDENT ACCLAIMS ENGINEERING FEAT President, Robert Luker, today ac- cloimed the invention of two struggling young engineers as a boon to civiliza- tion. Engineers George Thompson and Charles Wamsley designed and invented a revolutionary new type bridge. De- tails have not yet been made public, but this invention is sure to change the whole industry of bridge building. SEVEN COUPLES CELEBRATE WEDDING ANNIVERSARY WITH COMBINED CELEBRATION Today, seven couples celebrated their wedding anniversary with a combined dinner. Among those present was the famous interior decorator, Edith Thomp- son. Guest speaker of the day was the well known army nurse, Barbara Ols- son. Among the others present were Pauline Tamer, Marlene Hildebrandt, Eva Virtue, and Eva Mae Rudolph who lust gave up an important position with the North American Aviation Corpora- tion. Of the men present, the most noted was Mr. William Totten, who is an expert German interpreter with the United Nations. RANCHERS DISCOVER OIL ON THEIR RANCH Towanada, Texas. 4:31 A M. Today— Pete Houseknecht and Howard Ziegler discovered oil on their property this morning. The gusher spouted so high, it is reported that it could be seen from the Joan Foster ranch in Arizona, and the farm of Violetta McKinney, deep in the heart of Nebraska. It is rumored that the two young men will be invited into the Millionaires Club, by its president, Howard Boulden. LATE FLASHES! Glen Adams opens a soda fountain on Koehler Street. Robert Bobo is trying out for the Warriors. William Davids will travel to France with the U. S. Olympic Gymnastic Team. William Foltz was awarded a cita- tion of merit for saving a drowning lady. Donald Grant was given a position on the Pittsburgh Steelers Pro Football team. Fred Henning is to start jumping for the Boston Celtics. Jomes McGuigan is opening an auto body fender shop. Hal Merritt is going to teach dancing ot the Arthur Murray Dance School. Jarvis Midget will go to Florida for a coaching position. John Sooy speaks tonight at the on- nual Elks dinner. William Stone makes his boxing de- but at Madison Squore Garden. David Stump takes a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Jack Thompson begins 5 years as basketball coach at C.C.N.Y. Herbert Wills fills in as a Proctice Typing Teacher at G.H.S. Carl Weich opens a new garage on Crescent Boulevard. Stanley Watermasysk will teach Driver Training ot G.H.S. Joan Agar makes Hollywood debut. Verna Alex was promoted to Major in the WACS. Marion Amies becomes an executive of Apex Cosmetics Co. Margaret Bakely starts her tenth year as Receptionist at the Y.W.C.A. Marion Brandt joined the Arthur Mur- ray School as teacher, along with Bar- bara Briedenback. Metropolitan Opera Company features Marian Burns. Mary Chambers is made President of Horn and Hardart Stores. Betty Cobb edits a small western newspaper. Barbara Douglas writes etiquette col- umn for local newspaper. Bowling team coached by Jonet Evans wins their 16th straight game. Barbara Fitzpatrick makes her tele- vision debut tomorrow night. Charlotte Franck has been made Tele- phone Supervisor. Janet Gibison is opening a new beauty salon. Efficiency expert, Groce Hanley, will inspect local factory. Joon Heotherington opens a watch and clock repair shop. Barbara Jones and Joan Kernan are secretaries with local steel company. Iowa Koykka becomes president of Lincoln Motors. Evelyn Maddocks opens Driver Train- ing School. Mae McClaskey starts as forward on the Camden County Basketball girls' team. Z XS SPORTS AROUND THE TOWN SOCIETY The Philadelphia Athletics today won their fourth straight game against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Williom Stout, a young rookie in his first year, obtained his fourth win in a row. He gave up only one hit in all four games. The game was highlighted by a ninth inning home run by the first baseman. Jack Collins. In football, the winning streak of 52 games was held intact today when the Podunk University Eleven, coached by Bob Eppleman, defeated Notre Dame by the score of 72 to 2. The Philadelphia Eagles just signed four new players to fill in on the offense. They are George Wilson, Robert Mc- Connell, Fred Lockenmeyer, and Rudolph Weichman, former basketball star at Ohio University. Miriam Rowand today renewed her contract with the Jersey Jolters Roller Derby team. NEWS OF THE WEEK Joan Mikle teaches Dental Technique at G.H.S. Patricia Muldoon becomes City Li- brarian. Joan Neuhauser is selling growing pills at Kings. Dorothy Pryswora opens a clothing store on Broadway. Joan Schaefer is high scorer in hockey for the season. Betty Sheldon is to teach English at local high school. Nancy Sheppard will open a travel bureau. Alberta Smith is appointed Ambassa- dor to South America. Nationally known hair stylist, Audrey Snyder, will visit this city. Child Welfare Agency is supervised by Audrey Spoltore. Grace Stoake opens a cheer leading school. Beatrice Trimback is now personnel manager of Scott Daines. June Van Fossen stars in Broadway hit. Have you heard the latest? Mary Gappo came into a fortune and is now driving around town in a swanky con- vertible. Daniella Lonnabaugh just bought a custom built Buick convertible. She is taking driving lessons at the Mary Chambers Driving School. Joe Dailey just opened up a new and used car business. His first customers were Joe Hubbs, Sergeont Joe Leeds and wrestler Killer Wilke. Famous home town comedian Ed Walens is back in town to do a show for the Stadium Fund. Come out and have a good time. ANNUAL MEETING HELD The seventh onnual meeting of the Businessmen's Association wos held here last night. Sterling Brensinger, chairman of the association, introduced the guest speaker, Charles Hope, who spoke on the subject most closely related to him, television technician wanted. Other note- ables present were William Hughes, well known chain store operator, and Samuel G. Sayre Jr., owner of the Sayre Trans- portation Company. Karoline Waldron signs contract to pose for toothpaste ad. Adele Walton opens a new and revolu- tionary chewing gum factory. Wilma Woomer is made Vice-President of Quigleys. Margaret Yerka and Margaret Young open a Florist Shoppe in town. Kathryn Tedesco marries a millionaire. Mae Strack was voted First Lady of the U. S. Kass Mason publishes new hit song that is sweeping the country. While touring the world, Robert Wright stopped off at the French Chateau of Baron Harry F. Kroh. Mr. Wright will continue his cruise around the world, and upon returning, will give lectures at several famous universities. A formal tea will be held at the home of Miss Carole Johnson. Among the notables present will be Norma Klienfeld, and Irene Ashman whose husband is President of Cadillac Motor Car Cor- poration. Another world traveler and world ex- pert has just returned from a visit to the King and Queen of England. Miss Joan Hoefle will arrive Tuesday on board the Americana, after a five year world cruise. MUSIC Today in New York City, the world's famous draftsman, Donald Greenwood, gove up his million dollar a year position to play the drums for Gene Krupa's Band. Richard Cheeseman today signed a $ 100 a week contract with the famous David Rose. He will play third clarinet, while his friend Harold T. Stauffer Jr. resigned as bass fiddle player in order to run a dairy form. The critics at the Music Hall were all high in their praise over the versatile Raymond Knispel, who gave a recital on the piano. He also can play a trumpet of the same caliber as Harry James. Don't Miss It! It's Thrilling, Breathtaking and Startling! SEE------- TEDDY ROSEN'S AUTO DAREDEVILS Now at the Stadium SEE------- Tom Neilo drive a new convertible into a brick barrier at 1 1 0 miles an hour. ALSO--------- Hotrod Marzili and the Flaming Death. CLASS HISTORY In browsing through my library shelves, I came upon a dust covered volume entitled, Memories of the Class of ’51.” I took the volume down and started thumbing through it. The first chapter my eyes fell upon was under the heading Freshman Year. This portion of the book told of a group of young fellows and girls who had just entered Senior High School. They met many others just like themselves who had come from another school. The two factions grew friendlier by the day; until finally when they presented their freshman dance, The Farewell Dance, they had grown into a strong and indivisible class. The dance was given in honor of the graduating class of 1948. The frosh year was outstanding be- cause it was the first time they elected of- ficers to govern the entire class; and so they elected a very competent man for President in the person of Bob Eppleman. Just then a draft of wind turned the page to another page which was entitled The Sophomore Year. The summer vacation was over and nearly everyone was back in school. The members were a little older and a little more mature. Everyone was happy because they had taken another step in the direction of that seemingly wonder- ful year, the Senior Year. That was the year of the Rosebud Hop. The class that year re-elected Bob Eppleman to the office of President. Everyone seemed to take more of an interest in school activities, but it was still a long road to graduation and many of the constituents dropped by the wayside. When the Junior Year came there was much commotion as this was the year of their first class play. The play was en- ’51 FIRSTS 1. Record set by R. Weichman of 44 points in a single game. 2. First class, in any school, to present Our Miss Brooks. 3. Blue and Gold Newspaper printed eight times a year. 4. First time a rotogravure section was added to newspaper. 5. New high score in football against Glou. Catholic, 56-7. 6. 97 points in basketball scored for first time in new gym. 7. Best basketball record of any team at G.H.S. 8. First time our football team defeated Haddon Heights. titled John Loves Mary, and starred Bill Stout and June Van Fossen with a wonder- ful cast. Under the superb direction of Mrs. Martinez, the play set a new record for at- tendance. After the play a party was held for the cast at the home of George Thomp- son. After the excitement of the play died down the class held another dance with a Mystery Melody as its theme. For the third straight year they elected Bob Epple- man as President. Then came the day for promotion into the fabulous Senior Class. To some, being a Senior may not have felt as was expected. There was much to be done before the wonderful graduation day to which everyone looked forward. It was no pushover in work as many expected it to be! The play that year was Our Miss Brooks, directed by Mr. Heimerl and starred Ed. Walens, Grace Staake, Bill Stout and June Van Fossen. The cast party was held at the home of Bill Stout. The Seniors put on an assembly program that year with the theme being Television Highlights. It showed imitations of such famous T. V. per- sonalities as the Andrews Sisters, Paul Win- chell Jerry Mahony, Milton Berle, Ken Murray Oswald, Kukla, Fran Ollie, and others. That year the class presented two dances; the main one being the Snow Ball. In May the Seniors took their annual trip to Washington where they spent three thrill-packed days enjoying the sights. The rest of the year went by very rapidly, until before they knew it, it was graduation week. Class night was another memorable night that will live in the hearts of all members of the class. Then Graduation— As I read this volume, all the members of the class are scattered far and wide. I wonder as I read if any of them are reading it too, and if the memories of good old Gloucester High are still with them. SOPHOMORES 10 A 10 B 10 C 10 D Freshmen EIGHTH FOOTBALL VARSITY First Row—Assistant Coach Mr. D. Cheeseman, R. Weichman, J. Leeds, R. Ritchie, G. Wilson, R. Eppleman, E. Walens, J. Midgett, Cooch Mr. C. Paisley. Second Row— G. Burrows D Stump, C. Hope, R. Bobo, H. Adams, S. Shimkus, R. McConnell, C. Lehman. Third Row—T. Neilo, S. Sayre, B. Wright, F. Lockenmeyer, G. Thompson, H. Meritt. Fred Henning JUNIOR VARSITY First Row—W. Unger, J. Applegate, J. McNeill, D Augustine, D. Hirst, J. Reider, Coach Mr. M. Tronolone. Second Row—J. Kong, E. Waddington, R. Smith, T. Jackson, P. Pelli- grino, J. Ackroyd. Third Row—W. Labbree, J. Mason, J. O'Donnel, L. Netter, A. Degler. CO-CAPTAINS—R. Eppleman, George Wilson. BOYS' FOOTBALL SCHEDULE Team Glo. Op. St. Joseph's 36 12 Glassboro 6 13 Camden Catholic 0 31 Woodstown 26 19 Gloucester Catholic 56 7 Paulsboro 0 0 Haddon Heights 26 6 Audubon 14 20 HOCKEY VARSITY First Row—M Rowand, J. Gilfillian, V. McKinney, M. Brandt, M. Amies, J. Vanette. Second Row—R. Harris, C Keebler, C. Kunicki, M. Bobo, N. Farley. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row— K. Sullivan, B. Ashman, E. Stiles, C. Chew, Y. Martin. Second Row—A. Kandle, S. Jackson, A. Amberger, J. Cheeseman, E. Brandt, D. Kraft, S. Sooy, R. Carr. GIRLS' HOCKEY SCHEDULE Team Glo. Op. Woodbury 2 1 Paulsboro 9 0 Bridgeton 4 1 Audubon 5 1 Collingswood 2 3 Woodbury 2 1 Paulsboro 2 3 Bridgeton 5 3 Audubon 6 1 Collingswood 3 5 CAPTAIN M. Brandt BOYS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY First row: J. Thomson, F. Lockenmeyer, A. Degler, R. McConnell, W. Foltz. Second row: R. Eppleman, R. Weichman, F. Henning, R. Wright, D. Stump. JUNIOR VARSITY First Row—W. McNeill, D. Hirst, L. Netter, R. McDermott, D. Augustine, D. Megee. Second row—j. Kong, W. Lobbree, S. Osier J. McNeill, C. Dick, Coach Mr. D. Cheeseman. CAPTAIN R. Weichman BOYS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team Glo. Op. Audubon 49 40 Haddon Heights 36 50 Woodbury 43 38 Camden Vocational 48 46 Wood stow n 46 44 Glouc. Cotholic 48 28 Collingswood 44 40 Paulsboro 47 44 St. Joseph 43 52 Audubon 50 31 Camden Catholic 31 54 Woodbury 66 33 Woodstown 53 34 Camden Vocational 54 38 Swedesboro 97 37 Camden Catholic 50 68 Glouc. Catholic 53 37 Paulsboro 70 53 St. Joseph 53 44 Wildwood 38 37 GIRLS’ BASKETBALL VARSITY First Row—R. Bobo, S. Addis, M. Rowond, C. Coles Second Row—Coach Miss S. Taylor, V. Wilson, B. White, J. Schaefer, C. Kunicki, R. Harris, C. Bolt, M. Brightbill. JUNIOR VARSITY First row: A. Amberger, P. Henneberger, W. Hauge, Y. Martin, J. Schaefer. Second row: Miss S. Taylor, C. Mathews, D. Kraft, B. Brown, E. Bryszewske, J. Smith, J .Wilson. GIRLS' BASKETBALL SCHEDULE Team Glo. Op. Audubon 25 24 Paulsboro 58 46 Collingswood 37 23 Woodbury 63 48 Regional 31 33 Audubon 48 42 Paulsboro 45 35 Collingswood 56 43 Woodbury 48 37 Regional 45 46 CO-CAPTAINS M. Rowond and J. Schaefer BASEBALL First Row—Mr. Brocken, W. Aldridge, J. Ackroyd, D. Stump, J. Mason, M. Nazzario, T. Neilo, W. Foltz. Second Row— F. Lockenmeyer, R Weichmon, S. Soyres, R. Bobo, W. Stout. TRACK First Row—E. Waddington, L. Netter, W. Foltz, J. Leeds, W. Totten. Second Row— Mr. Mauk, R. Wright, R. Eppleman, G. Wilson, R. McConnell, A. Degler, J. Midgett. COACHES Varsity Football Varsity Basketball Junior Varsity Football Junior Varsity Basketball Freshman Football Baseball Girls' Hockey Girls' Basketball Track Mr. Carlos D. Paisley Mr. Michael J. Tronolone Mr. Duncan W. Cheeseman Mr. Francis X. Mauk Mr. Ralph J. Bracken Mrs. Claire A. Harden Miss Sara J. Taylor Mr. Francis X. Mauk MAJORETTES CHEERLEADERS OUR JUNIOR PLAY “JOHN LOVES MARY” Marion Burns, Edith Thompson, Harold Stauffer, Mary Gappo, Grace Staake, Howard Ziegler, George Thompson, Marian Amies, William Stout, June Van Fossen. Joan Mikle, Charles Walmsley, Barbara Fitzpatrick, Edmund Walens, Charles Hope, Harry Kroh, Karoline Waldron, Eva Virtue, Patricia Muldoon, Joan Kernan, Betty Sheldon, Joan Agar. OUR SENIOR PLAY OUR MISS BROOKS” CAST N. Kleinfeld, E. Wolens, G. Staake, R. Cheeseman, I. Koykka, B. Sheldon, E. Vir- tue, K. Waldron, J. Agor, C. Johnson. H. Kroh, J. Mikle, B. Cobb, E. Houseknecht, C. Bakely, S. Watermasych, H. Ziegler, P. Tonier, J. Van Fossen, W. Stout. STUDENT COURT JUDGES Sitting—G. Wilson, Miss Hattie I. Martz, Wm. Stout. Standing—P. Pelligrino, P. Henneberger, D. Fols. SENIOR STUDENT COUNCIL First Row—G. Hanley, I. Koykka, C. Kunicki, R. Epple- man, Miss Hattie I. Martz, B. Brown, L. Boykdo, P. Koykka. Second Row— A. Parke, J. Gilfillian, G. Cope- land, J. Schuetz. J. Stout, J. Schaefer, M. Pine, P. Henneberger. Third Row—W. Stout, Wm. Quay, P. Pelligrino, N. Jamieson, E. Houseknecht, D. Fols, L. Hubbs, G. Wilson. ORCHESTRA BAND CLUBS Senior High Glee Club Full PATRONS Miss Catherine Agar Miss Dorothy Agar Mr. and Mrs. A. Agar Miss Ruth Alex Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Alex Joe Amato Doris Amies Letitia Anderson Mr. and Mrs. E. Andrews William Ashton Butch Baker Betty Ann Bauer 49 Lottie Batezel Mr. and Mrs. Batezel Mrs. Anna Black Mr. and Mrs. Edward Blome Harry Blymer Martel Boulden Michael S. Boulden Mr. and Mrs. William Boulden Waynne Boulden Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brandt Mr. and Mrs. Robert Broadbelt Brooklawn Tailor Brooklawn Warriors Club Mr. and Mrs. R. Brown Mr. Walter Butler George Carney Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Cheeseman Jr. Mr. Charles Chew Mr. John Cobb Mrs. John Collins John Collins Compliments of a Friend Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Cerrone Gladys Daisy Johnny Di Nucci Mr. and Mrs. J H Dietz Mr. Benjamin Doherty Mr. Edward Doherty Mr. R. T. Drummund Mrs. Duffield Harry Dunn Mr. and Mrs. R L. Dunn Mrs. Gladys Eberhard Mr. Howard Eberhard Ed and Mary Dr. and Mrs. Harold Eppleman Sprinkle Eppleman Mrs. Thomas L. Etherington Edward J. Pfannenstein John Finnerty Mr. and Mrs. J. A Fitzpatrick Mr. G. B Force Jr. Mrs. G. B. Force Jr. Mrs. G. B. Force Sr. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Force Mr. Benjamin F. Fowler Charlotte Franck Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Franck Bobby Gappo Mr. and Mrs. E. Gappo Mary Gappo Janet Gibison John and Mary Gibison Mr. and Mrs. G. Gladden Mr. and Mrs. F. Graf Kathy Graf Mrs. Albert Grater Donald Greenwood Mr. William Greenwood Mrs. Louise Greenwood Gail Grier Mr. and Mrs. Grossman Mr. and Mrs. E. Grote Mr. and Mrs. A Grynkiewky Mr. and Mrs. William Hastie Mrs. E. Hanley Mr. H. Hanley Fred Hawthorne Joan Hoefle Mrs. Edith Hoefle Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hubbs Mr. and Mrs. Hudson Jr. Jo and Bert Ingling Wayne Ingling George Jacob Ray Jackson Mrs. I. H. Johnson Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Johnson Mr. and Mrs E. Jones Miss Mary Jones Mr. and Mrs. P Jones Mrs. Ida Kane Mr. T. Keen Mr. and Mrs. C. T Keenan Ken the Milkman J. Kernan Mr. and Mrs. Richard Knispel Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Kroh Sr. Mr. and Mrs. J. S Koykka Mr. and Mrs. Krueger Sr. A and K Lavin Earl E. Ledden Tony Lehman Mr. and Mrs. C. Lezenby Mr. and Mrs. John Lincoln John Lockenmeyer Mr. and Mrs. R. A Lucht Mr. and Mrs. R. Luker Mr. and Mrs. Ted Matthiesen Mr. Stenen Martrano Phil O. Mayer Mrs. Beatrice McClaskey Mrs. M. McDermott Chickie McKinney Mrs. Emma McKinney Mr. and Mrs. J. McKinney Jr. Mr. and Mrs. J. McNally Mrs. Edith Muggleworth Mr. and Mrs. J. Mullin Johnny Mullin Virginia Mullin 55 Mr. and Mrs. R. Penrose Mr. and Mrs. A. Pryzwara Mr. and Mrs. F. Pryzwara Mr. and Mrs. R. Richards Sr. Mrs. E. Ritchie Sam Rodgers Mr. and Mrs. R. Rose Jules Rosenfeld Mr. Charles G. Rudolph Hugh Ryan Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan Mr. and Mrs. S. G. Sayre Adel Schaeffer Mrs. Edward Schneider William F. Schramm Lou Schreyer William G. Schultz John Schwenger Mr. William Schwenger Mr. and Mrs. Willard Sheldon Joe Shemela Jackie Simorin Mr. A Smith Joseph A. Smith Mrs. Leona C. Smith Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Snelson Doris Sprague Mr. and Mrs. H L. Staake Jr. Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Staake Sr. Mary A. Stiffel Mr. and Mrs. John Stout Alvin J. Stanhon Mr. and Mrs. Charles Taylor Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Taylor Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor Anthony Tedesco Eva Tedesco Mr. and Mrs. E. Villanova Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Wakefield Harry F. Walker William E. Walton Paul Waters Wax Watersfradt Bill Dietz and Watson Mr. and Mrs. Howard Woden Mr. and Mrs. A. Wood Miss Lois Wood Miss C. Yager Ed Yates COMMERCIAL PATRONS AMBERGER'S REAL ESTATE INSURANCE 533 Mickle St., Camden, N. J., WO. 3-8965 A. Dl SANTIS 608 Market St., Gloucester, N. J. Gl. 6-2475 W BETTER BUILT PRODUCTS Gloucester, N. J. BOB'S BARBER SHOP 204 Lane Ave., Gloucester, N. J. BROOKLAWN LANDSCAPING SERVICE 347 S. Broadway, Brooklawn, N. J., Gl. 6-1017 BROOKS CAFE 412 New Broadway, Brooklawn, N. J., Gl. 6-8894 JOHN BURNS INC. 522 S. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-0358 TALLEY'S INN 100 South King St., Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-8837 TIP TOP LUNCHEONETTE Market Street, Gloucester, N. J. TONY'S BARBER SHOP 439 Market Street, Gloucester, N. J. VIGNOLA'S GENERAL HAULING 224 Rosalind Ave., Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-1101 J WALSH'S CONFECTIONERY STORE 343 Market St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-8910 WILSON'S WALLPAPER 342 S. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-8860 HAKANSON'S SUNOCO STATION Crescent Blvd. Highland Blvd. Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-8870 HOWARD'S FOOD MARKET 300 Market St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 3-4033 E. K. JENKINS, PRINTERS 312 Hunter St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-1 133 JOHNNY'S GROCERY 501 Chestnut St., Brooklawn, N. J. MAR LANE SHOP 206 Lane Ave., Gloucester, N. J., Margaret E. Harris, Prop. McLaughlin'S liquor store, inc. 28 N. King St., Gloucester, N. J. T. J. McNULTY DELICATESSEN 605 Monmouth St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-1022 MERAL'S CIRCLE CAFE Brooklawn, New Jersey DENNERY'S DAIRIES Highland Park, New Jersey ELLA'S CAFE 942 10th St., Gloucester, N. J., Gl. 6-8949 EMWOOD LUNCHEONETTE 36 N. King St., Gloucester, N. J. GALLAGHER'S SONS SEAFOOD 314 Market St., Gloucester, N. J. GEORGE'S FOOD MARKET 340 S. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J., Glou 6-8824 GLOUCESTER AUTO COMPANY 120-124 S Broadway, Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 1123W GLOUCESTER BUICK SERVICE 731-733 Market St., Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 2-4115 GOLDY'S LUNCHEONETTE Crescent Blvd., Brooklawn, N. J. MILLER'S NURSERY 112 Park Ave., Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-0072 MURPHY HOUSE New Broadway and West Brooklawn Circle, Brooklawn, N. J., Glou. 6-8860 NANNETTE MANUFACTURING COMPANY Hunter St., Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-0925 PALLANTE TAILOR SHOP 114 N. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J. WARREN R. PARKER FUNERAL HOME 523 Cumberland St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-1316 PAUL'S MARKET 900 Market St., Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-0558 POWELL'S CONFECTIONERY 30 S. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J., Glou. 6-8883 FLORENCE SYKES, Flowers for All Occasions 239 N. Broadway, Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 6-2658 Compliments of THOMAS J. FELLOWS Compliments of COAST GUARD CUTTER LILAC Commissary Broodway and Cumberland Streets Gloucester, N. J. GLoucester 6-0270 WOodbury 2-1027 SARLO TRUCKING SERVICE MOVING AND HAULING 800 Hunter Street Gloucester, N. J. PADDED VANS 326 Bergen St. For Appointments Call Gloucester, N. J. Glou. 3-4409 R EDWIN K. BIRCH 1951 YEARBOOK PHOTOGRAPHER Home Portraits Baby Pictures Parties Candid Weddings BURT'S CITY SERVICE CRESCENT BOULEVARD Brooklawn, New Jersey Ph. Glou. 6-0839 • Rowland R. Harden REALTOR 200 Marne Avenue, Haddonfield, N.J. SMITH AND GOLDY'S TEXAS STATION Crescent Blvd. and Browning Lane Brooklawn, N. J. Ph. Glou. 6-8835 Ph. Hdnfld. 9-6700 Branch—524 Station Avenue Office—Haddon Heights, N. J. Ph. HDdn. Hts. 2-1434 Day Phone 6-0557 Night Phone 6-0116 Gloucester 6-0592 Est. 1921 24 Hour Towing Service W. F. MacLENNAN Specialized Lubrication Tire Repairing Battery Service Broadway and Market Streets Gloucester, N. J. LUDGE AND DOT'S SWEET SHOPPE 206 Nicholson Road Gloucester Heights, N J. 400 South Broadway Gloucester, N. J. LOUIS E. STILZ BRO. COMPANY Manufacturers of FLAGS, SOCIETY, MILITARY, NAVAL and THEATRICAL GOODS Compliments of WALTER E. CALLAHAN Apothecary ALBERT KOPPEN INC. Distributor 348 Walnut Avenue Gloucester, N J. Ph. Glou. 6-0829 ESSEX HOUSE Burlington and Essex Streets Gloucester, N, J. John Sohanchok — Joseph Olsen KRUEGAR'S BAKERY Fresh Made Ice Cream 532 Ridgeway Street, Gloucester, N. J. Ph. Glou. 3-4179 STEELMAN BUSINESS SCHOOL COMPLETE COURSES Bookkeeping Typewriting Stenographic Ediphone Comptometer Secretarial Accounting Civil Service Office Machines DAY EVENING CLASSES EMPLOYMENT SERVICE 502 Linden Street Camden, N. J. Phone Woodlawn 4-3369 BRAD'S ESSO SERVICE Crescent Blvd. and Brooklawn Circle Brooklawn, New Jersey Complete Automatic Service Ph Glou. 6-8880 Compliments of THELMA'S SWEET SHOP 134 N. Sussex St., Gloucester, N. J. Compliments of Junior-Senior High School P. T. A. Gloucester, N. J. QUINN'S HANDMADE CIGARS 245 South Broadway MARION'S BUDGET Gloucester, New Jersey MARKET 219 Browning Lane JOE'S SERVICE STATION Brooklawn, New Jersey Broadway and Hunter Street Gloucester, N J. Meats and Groceries — Fruits and Vegetables We Deliver Ph. Glou. 6-3775 Ph. Glou. 6-1092 Decision Before deciding on plans for next year, check on the advantages of taking Peirce courses in Stenography, Secretaryship, Business Administration, or Accountancy. In much less time than you think, you can acquire a thorough preparation for a successful career in the business world. One of our experienced Career Counselors will be glad to help you and your parents reach a decision about your future Write, call, or telephone PEnnypacker 5-2100 PEIRCE SCHOOL OF BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION 1420 Pine Street Philadelphia 2, Pa. Gloucester 6-0592 Est T 92! AL'S AUCTION MESTER'S King and Bergen Streets Gloucester, New Jersey CLEANERS — TAILORS — FURRIERS COLD FUR STORAGE FORMAL WEAR TO HIRE 339-541 MarLet Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N J. Gee. Mester '32 Sam Master '35 OLSSON'S WESTVILLE GARAGE INC. T09 Broadway Westville, N. J. Ph. Westville 9-IT92 LIGHTMAN MOTORS INC. A. G. RITCHIE SONS DeSoto - Plymouth 430 South Broadway Gloucester, N. J. THE RUBEROID CO. GENERAL BUILDING A A MAXWELL, Gen. Supt CONTRACTORS Charles and Water Streets 916 Middlesex Street Gloucester City, N. J. GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Glou. 6-0497 - 6-0485R PURE EXTRACTED HONEY” CENTERTON ROAD Mosonville, New Jersey Ph. Mosonville 9-0092 R 1 BILL BERTRAM, Proprietor RALPH BRACKEN IT WILL PAY Painting Contractor 929 Bergen Street Gloucester, N. J. in dollars and prestige and pleasure to get all possible preparation for your career in business. TOMMY MURPHY'S TAVERN Stop and Have Fun” 115 Burlington Street Gloucester, N. J. Ph Glou 6-8820 A graduate of ours says: Believe me, 1 am grateful for the involuable training and assistance 1 received Without it my life would have been much different, 1 fear.” She is married, holds a secretarial position of some consequence—her husband is on an oircroft carrier in the Pacific—and she is independent eco- nomically. CAMDEN COMMERCIAL SCHOOL 325 Federol Street Camden 3, N. J. Woodlown 4-1511 PEG AND BOB'S Hair Dressing by Appointment 505 Chambers St. Gloucester, IM. J. Ph Glou 6-0476 DOUGLASS SUPPLY COMPANY Westinghouse Products Sales Service RCA Victor Radio Television Sales Service Good Luck To The Class of '51 230 Nicholson Road Gloucester, New Jersey Glou. 6-1052 Enjoy Yourself in DANCELAND Washington, D C. Gloucester City Park Stay at HOTEL Every Thursday and Sunday CONTINENTAL Facing Beautiful Capitol Plaza DAVIS DEPARTMENT STORE 34-36-38 N. Broadway Gloucester, New Jersey STEVE'S BARBER SHOP Hudson Street Gloucester, N. J. Steve Emery—Proprietor Gloucester 6-8803 Call and Delivery Congratulations D e L U X E on Your Graduation CLEANERS AND DYERS WILLIAM W. MESSENGER Gloucester, N. J. OWN OPERATE OWN PLANT Compliments of J AND J FOOD CENTER BLENHEIM LIQUOR STORE Hilltop, New Jersey 400 Hunter Street Gloucester, N. J. Ph. Glou. 3-4068 Free Delivery BEN FRANKLIN STORE After a game or after your dancing is 527-529 Monmouth Street done, stop at Rock's Luncheonette for Gloucester, New Jersey a light lunch and fun. 5 10 Variety Store ROCK'S LUNCHEONETTE 429 Hudson Street Ph. Glou. 6-8930 Gloucester, N. J. Phone: Glou. 6-3144 JOHN M. STEWART REALTOR REAL ESTATE ond INSURANCE 336 Monmouth Street Gloucester City, N. J. GRAY AND GODSHALL Lewis H. Godshall DIAMONDS ELGIN WATCHES A. C. ELWELL WATCHMAKER and JEWELER PRINTERS GLoucester 6-3556 531 Monmouth fl here There’s Coke St. LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING FOSTER'S LAUNDRY Member of American Institute of Laundering 51 2 Hunter Street •omtD wNoa AUTwotfTv o t i coca.cola company � y GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. EVERYTHING MUSICAL WEYMANN CO. 1613 Chestnut Street ERNEST M. SAVIDGE Texaco Gasoline Certified Lubrication Battery Service, Tires and Tubes Broadwoy and Cumberland Street Gloucester, N. J. GARWOOD BROS., INC. Glass - Keys - Venetian Blinds - House Furnishings - Paint - Hardware Plumbing Supplies - Electrical Appliances 525 Monmouth Street Gloucester, N. J. POWELL'S LUNCHEONETTE GALLAGHER BROS., INC. 30 South Broadway Gloucester, N. J. COAL and FUEL OIL GREETING CARDS OIL BURNERS SALES and SERVICE FOR ALL OCCASIONS Gloucester 6-0800 GIBBS TYDOL SERVICE STATION JEARENE BEAUTY SALON SPECIAL OIL PERMANENTS $3.00 Complete BROADWAY and SOMERSET STREET 101 N. Broadway GLOUCESTER, N. J. FRANK R. DICK REAL ESTATE and INSURANCE R A G E N ' S IN ALL ITS BRANCHES TRANSPORTATION 311 Crescent Blvd. BROOKLAWN, N. J. 807 Cherry Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. Phone: Glou. 6-0044 KING'S PHARMACY WHITMAN'S FOOD MARKET Broadway and Market Street GLOUCESTER, N. J. LILLIAN T. KING, Prop. 141 North Broadway Gloucester, N. J. DELIVERIES Compliments of Compliments of O'DONELL'S CAFE POHLE'S RESTAURANT 401 N. Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Broadway and Cumberland Gloucester, N. J. PAT AND GORDON'S TAXI SERVICE Kings Highway and Black Horse Pike Mt. Ephraim Ph. Bcovcrbrook 8-1471 COMPLIMENTS OF CAP'S CAFE COMMUNITY FOOD MARKET 33 S. Sussex Street Gloucester, N. J. Ph. Glou. 6-0040 MARSHALL LUMBER MILLWORK 8th and Jersey Avenue GLOUCESTER, N. J. TOMEO BROS. MARKET Fresh Meats — Fresh Fruit and Produce GROCERIES 115 Browning Lane Brooklawn, N. J. Phone: Gloucester 6-3658 Free Delivery Phone: GLoucester 6-0316 THE FLOWER SHOPPE FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS Hannah V. Gallagher 8 N. Broodwoy Gloucester, N. J. Compliments of BROOKLAWN 5 10 Brooklawn, New Jersey Compliments of JEHL BROTHERS 450 Bergen Street Gloucester, N. J. Ph. Glou. 6-0911 Gloucester 6-0250 Residence 6-2595-J All Work Guorcnteed Prompt and Efficient Service HARRY'S AUTO RADIATOR SHOP RADIATORS CLEANED AND REPAIRED Broadway Division St. Gloucester City Compliments of NEUNHEUSER'S LIQUOR STORE 237 N. Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Ph. Glou. 6-0026 BEST WISHES TO CLASS OF '51 From MARTY'S HARDWARE STORE Broadway and Cumberland Gloucester, N. J. WM. P. and HOWARD F. ETHERINGTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Compliments of NEW JERSEY WIRE STITCHING MACHINE COMPANY 604-606 S. Second Street Camden, New Jersey Compliments of Dr. Charles L. S. Brennan 14 S Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Phone: GLou. 6-0828 GANNON'S, INC. A. M. WOLFE Fourth ond Market Streets Beer Distributors Gloucester City, N. J. 408 S. Broadway Gloucester, N. J. Credit Jewelers—Electrical Appliances Phone Glou. 6-051 1 PHILCO TELEVISION SALES—SERVICE JEWELERS and STATIONERS To Many of the Leading Schools and Colleges in the East Finest Quality at Reasonable Prices MAKERS OF THE GLOUCESTER CITY HIGH SCHOOL CLASS RINGS J. E. CALDWELL COMPANY Chestnut and Juniper Streets Philadelphia 7 INSURANCE GLoucester 6-0042 Compliments of LEON M. CLAIR REALTOR Crescent Blvd. at Traffic Circle KELLY'S LUNCHEONETTE Broadway and Powell Sts. BROOKLAWN, NEW JERSEY Gloucester, N. J. COMPLIMENTS OF SCHNEIDER'S Compliments of MEAT MARKET FLEXON WINDOW CO. 155 S. Burlington Street GLOUCESTER CITY, N. J. Gloucester, N. J. HENRY C. HORN PLUMBING AND HEATING Ph. Glou. 6-0046 902 Somerset St. Gloucester, N. J. GALLAGHER'S SON'S SEAFOOD MORTGAGES INSURANCE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT 315 Market Street WILLIAM B. HAMBLETON AGENCY K t A L 1 UK GLOUCESTER, N. J. Phone 6-2640 Free Delivery 2 N. King Street Gloucester 6-0198 Compliments Compliments of SHERRER ELECTRIC SHOP H. M. BLACKISTON'S 10 Burlington Street LOG CABIN GLOUCESTER, NEW JERSEY BROOKLAWN, N. J. Compliments of KING THEATRE A FRIEND GLOUCESTER, N. 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