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Frank J. Hurlburt 325 Market St. Industrial Arts Anthony J. Jannetti 203 Fifth St., Brooklawn College Entrance Everett George Johnson 917 Hudson St. Industrial Arts “Cheetah.” who can usually be found with “Grant” and. “Joe, is known for his likeable ways. We wish him success in all he undertakes. HOBBY: Sports. GOAL: A new car. FAVORITE SAYING: “Where you going? PET PEEVE: Chevrolets. If you run into a dark-haired senior boy with a winning smile and personality plus, you can be pretty certain it will be “Tony,” better known as “Irish.” HOBBY: Sleeping and eating. GOAL: Jet Pilot. FAVORITE SAYING: “Hey, Jim, where’s the union meeting?” PET PEEVE: Station wagons. 1955 “Bud” is a good-natured, happy- go-lucky guy who is always joking and kidding. “Bud” is a good football and track man and has a desire to learn a trade after graduation. HOBBY: Teasing the girls. GOAL: A '55 Lincoln conver- tible. FAVORITE SAYING: 1 ain’t playing, I quit.” PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morn- ing. Dorothy Ann Jordon 449 N. Broadway Commercial “Dot’s carefree and friendly manner, combined With her lovely complexion, will reserve her a high place in our hearts. Although on the quiet side, “Dot” is full of fun. HOBBY: Driving. GOAL: To be successful at a good job. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t laugh, it could happen to you. PET PEEVE: Monday morning and liver. Patricia Ann Kennedy 521 Hunter St. Commercial A “swell” pal to all who know her, “Pat, a vivacious bru- nette, always has a smile and a word for everyone. A good worker, we know she'll suc- ceed in whatever she attempts. HOBBY: Dancing and skating. GOAL: To work at R.C.A. with S.W. FAVORITE SAYING: “Got any gum?” PET PEEVE: School on Monday mornings. Laura Kernan 806 Hunter St. Commercial Laura, voted prettiest girl in the class, is a two-star editor of the year book and newspaper and can usually be found in 216 working to meet a deadline on one of the publications. HOBBY: Dancing and driving. GOAL: A private secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: ‘You know it.” PET PEEVE: People who are late.
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Charles G. Harvey, Jr. 140 N. Broadway General Academic Chal,” a good-natured guy, has done a lot of work for the class in the field of art. Keenly interested in chess, also, he plans to be a commercial art- ist. HOBBY: Chess and playing the banjo. GOAL: To be a well- known illustrator. FAVORITE SAYING: “Ugh, what a horrible thought!” PET PEEVE: “Trou- bles.” Spencer John Hodson 508 Ridgway St. Industrial Arts One of our most versatile ath- letes, “Gus,” a varsity man in all sports is not only a great athlete, but also has put in long hours helping the green mem- bers of the football team. HOBBY: Football and track. GOAL: To gr jate. FAVOR- ITE SAYING- i wouldn’t say that.” TEI PEEVE: Going to school. Harry Griffith Hill 3 S. Harley Ave. Industrial Arts “T. D.,’ recipient of the Epple- man Memorial Trophy, was one of the members of outstanding ability on the football team. He has many likeable ways about him, too. HOBBY: Sports. GOAL: To make a touchdown. FAVORITE SAYING: “Let me run.” PET PEEVE: A flat tire. t. H. $. John Leslie Hughes, Jr. 907 Morris St. College Entrance “Wooley” has made his name at Gloucester High for his sports ability. He was a four- year football player and a two- year track man. He was chosen by his classmates as the most typical senior boy. HOBBY: Football, cars, and jazz. GOAL: New car, success. FAVORITE SAYING: “What d’ Ya say, Kat?” PET PEEVE: Hill Billy music and dead car batteries. Kathleen Theresa Hindsley 234 Christiana St., Brooklawn College Entrance “Kathy,” one of the best-na- tured seniors, is easy to get along with and is well-liked by everyone. Her pleasant per- sonality, and quick humor make her many friends. HOBBY: Dancing and popular music. GOAL: Journalism. FA- VORITE SAYING: “Now, where was I? PET PEEVE: Cater- pillars. Mary Ellen Hurff 914 Essex Street Commercial Mary Ellen, known to her friends as “Mel,” is recognized by her cheerful ways and her flashing blue eyes. We know she’ll get along in life with her nice manner. HOBBY: Swimming. GOAL: To own a car. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “You’re cute.” PET PEEVE: Monday mornings.
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Joan Carolyn Kramer 609 Highland Blvd. Commercial 18 Thompson Ave. 400 Highland Blvd. Commercial Commercial “Joanie’s” ready smile, her neatness, her ability to get things done, and her willing- ness to help out have made her pleasant to be around. HOBBY: “Bandstand and buy- ing records. GOAL: To gradu- ate and be a secretary. FA- VORITE SAYING: “Did you come in the chariot today? PET PEEVE: Homework and crowded buses. Beverly Mary Lacy 30 S. King St. Commercial Vivacious “Beve describes our popular captain of the cheer- leaders. Usually seen cutting up in the halls with Vesta, “Beve is noted for her friend- liness. HOBBY: Dancing. GOAL: To make new friends and keep my old ones. FAVORITE SAYING: “Who asked you? PET PEEVE: Losing football games. “Little Baehr,” usually seen with “Bev or “Emil, is fun to be with and well-liked by every- one. Vesta can always be de- pended on when needed. HOBBY: Driving. GOAL: To marry Emil. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Oh, yea? PET PEEVE: History. t. H. S. Robert Allan Lincoln 533 Monmouth St. College Entrance Known as “Bear Cat,” Bob,” is an editor of the “Blue Gold, has for three years been the school's top ranking chess player, and was voted the boy most likely to succeed. HOBBY: Chess and coin col- lecting. GOAL: World's chess champion. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Not particularly. PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning. “Ted, one of the most recent additions of the stronger sex to our class is a good business student and bowls well. “Ted had a leading part in “Stage Door” and has been in two assemblies. HOBBY: Girls. GOAL: To be in the chips. FAVORITE SAY- ING: Kiss me again.” PET PEEVE: Unfriendly girls. Margaret Lloyd 465 S. Broadway Commercial Marge,” one of our faithful basketball players, with her pleasing personality makes a swell classmate and pal. She is a good worker and can be counted on when something needs being done. HOBBY: Sports. GOAL: To graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: “Oh. gosh. PET PEEVE: Mon- day mornings.
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