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

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John Connolly 531 Monmouth St. General Academic Katherine M. Cormaney 16 N. King St. Commercial Bonnie Rae Craig 416 N. Broadway Industrial Arts “Johnny is the quiet type, usu- ally found around Room 314. He is a good auto-mechanic and hopes that after finishing school, he can open up his own establishment. HOBBY: Auto mechanics. GOAL: Success. FAVORITE SAYING: “What! PET PEEVE: School. “Kitsey’s quick sense of hu- mor, her ability to get along with people, plus her talent for making people laugh are a few of the traits that have made her the most popular girl in the class. HOBBY: Eating. GOAL: To be on time. FAVORITE SAYING: “1 guess you know. PET PEEVE: Getting up early. “Rinny, cheerful and pleasant, is fun to be with and liked by all who know her. She can usu- ally be seen with Grace and Maryann. HOBBY: Eating. GOAL: To graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: “Tomorrow, Hon! PET PEEVE: Conceited people. Charles Paul Cziryak 18 N. Sussex St. Industrial Arts “Zeke has made it plain he is not going into the fur trapping business with “Honest Har. Rumors have it neither is too trustful of the other. Zeke hopes to be a stock car driver. We wish him luck. He’ll need it. HOBBY: Fighting the swamps. GOAL: A Lincoln. FAVORITE SAYING: “That’s the breaks. 1955 Arlene Davis 104 Broadway, Brooklawn General Academic “Hon” is one of our most tal- ented seniors with her beauti- ful singing voice and her abil- ity in art. Her good taste and natural charm add to her at- tractiveness. HOBBY: Art and music. GOAL: A happy life with Justin. FA- VORITE SAYING: “Oh, Hon, that’s my boy. PET PEEVE: My fnemory. Louis De Gailler 111 Fifth St. Brooklawn Industrial Arts “Pierre or “Frenchman, as he is known to all his friends, usually finds his innocent-look- ing face in some sort of diffi- culty, whether with teachers or with his girl friend. “Pierre’s artistic ability is outstanding. HOBBY: Sports. GOAL: Toown a car. FAVORITE SAYING: “Here I am. PET PEEVE: Certain girls who don’t mind their own business.

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Desma A. Chambers 222 Bergen St. Commercial Ann Vera Chew 604 Division St. Commercial George Christiansen 335 Morris St. College Entrance A happy-go-lucky small bundle of pep and energy, - that des- cribes our “Desi. Her acting was one of the high points of the junior play. HOBBY: Sleeping and eating. GOAL: To own a car. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: “You know it. PET PEEVE: Gus. Sparkling with fun, and some- times quiet, but always look- ing for a good time, is our gal Ann (Sometimes known as “Chewie ). A fine friend with a good sense of humor, Ann can often be caught talking about Bill. HOBBY: Skating. GOAL: To get married. FAVORITE SAYING: “How about that? PET PEEVE: Monday mornings. As president of Student Council and vice president of our class, “Chris’ has very efficiently fulfilled his responsibilities. Chris’ dependability has made him one of our biggest assets. HOBBY: Sports. GOAL: To see the world. FAVORITE SAYING: “It’s the same difference. PET PEEVE: Arguments. John M. Clark 119 N. Wilson Ave., Brooklawn College Entrance “Clarkie is another of our talented seniors. His singing, trumpet playing, and fine act- ing in our junior and senior plays are some of the contri- butions he has made to his school. We know he will be a success in life. HOBBY: Playing the trumpet. GOAL: To be minister. FAV- ORITE SAYING: “What ho, what men are these? PET PEEVE: Girls smoking. t. H. S. Lois Elaine Clark 330 Sylvan Ave. College Entrance l.o,” one of our red heads, fun to be with and always ready for a joke, can be counted on not only to keep things lively, but also to get things done. HOBBY: Popular music, dan- cing. GOAL: To drive my own car. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t get all shook I PET PEEVE: The crowded bus in the morning. Harry W. Clouser 1016 Market St. Industrial Arts His friends call him “Honest Har because he has an honest look about him. There is some talk that Harry is going into the North Woods and open up a trapping establishment with Charles Cziryak. HOBBY: Fighting the swamp. GOAL: To be rich. FAVORITE SAYING: “You’re enough to gag a maggot. A

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Nancy Joy DeLine 213 Bergen St. Commercial We will always remember Nanci for her outstanding work in the senior play. We are sure she will attain her goal of becoming a commer- cial photographer and we wish her luck. HOBBY: Photography. GOAL: Commercial photographer.. FA- VORITE SAYING: “y know.’ PET PEEVE: ‘Smart’ bovs. Joseph Dunn 318 Middlesex St. Industrial Arts Happy-go-lucky “Joe, Jap has been a valuable asset, to the football team. He is usually found with “Hard Rock,’ “Bo,” and Honest Har. We’re sure “Joe’ will succeed in anything he endeavors to do. HOBBY: Lyirtg around the pond. GOAL: To strike an oil well. PET PEEVE: Fat men. Ralph Gordon Douglass 224 Nicholson Rd. College Entrance Always ready with a helping hand is “Cord.’ His warm smile and friendly personality have made him many friends. “Cord’s’ desire is to go into refrigeration. We know he’ll succeed. HOBBY: Work and bowling. GOAL: $100,000. FAVORITE SAYING: “’Bout the size of it.” PET PEEVE: Loafing. t. I. S. Walter C. Fagan 20 S. Sussex St. Industrial Arts “Fag’s chief interests around school are basketball and the cooking room. He is a good- natured guy whose hobby is eating, and he is one who really likes to see things thru. HOBBY: Basketball and eating. GOAL: A good job, new Olds- mobile. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t let it worry you.’ PET PEEVE: Too many “messers in the senior class. Janet K. Douglass 223 Greenwood Ave. College Entrance “Jan's” portrayal of Connie in the junior play, “Good News, was one of the most charming parts of the play. Her friendli- ness and liveliness, we're sure, will carry her far. HOBBY: Listening to Sally Star. GOAL: To be a nurse. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: “What - a - life. PET PEEVE: Going steady. Genevieve M. Fair 421 Jersey Ave. Commercial “Jean’s good humor and abil- ity to take a joke make her pleasant company. Usually seen with “Mel’ or “Janet,” “Jean is nice to know. HOBBY: Dancing. GOAL: To be a secretary. FAVORITE SAY- ING: ‘Holy geez.’PET PEEVE: Flat tires.