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

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Bruce P. MacNee 901 Ridgeway St. College Entrance Paul William Martz, Jr. 900 Market St. College Entrance Patrick McCann 45 Princeton Ave. Industrial Arts Horace, another of the class actors, has appeared in all our assemblies and plays. A re- porter on the “Blue Gold, he also takes a keen interest in driving. He wants to follow through in law after school. HOBBY: Music. GOAL: To be- come famous. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Oh, well.” Known as “Hamburg, Paul’s aggressiveness on the football field, his likeable ways, and his musical talent with the drums have made him a valued member of our class. HOBBY: Football, cars, hot mu- sic. GOAL: To graduate and get a job. FAVORITE SAYING: “Don’t mess around.” PET PEEVE: Running out of gas. “Pat,” one of our cheeriest seniors, always has a smile for every occasion. Pat is a very good baseball player and was runner-up in the election for the best-dressed senior. HOBBY: Baseball, basketball. GOAL: To be a draftsman and make money. FAVORITE SAY- ING: “Yeh, no kidding. PET PEEVE: Walking to school. Lorraine McCloskey 332 Middlesex St. Commercial Lorraine is one of our talka- tive and good-natured seniors. Her sparkling eyes and ready smile add to her friendliness and make her a very nice per- son to know. HOBBY: Swimming. GOAL: To be a secretary. FAVORITE SAYING: What time is it?- PET PEEVE: Coming to school. 1955 Barbara Anne McDougall 11 Frances St. Commercial “Barb, a sparkling brunette on the quiet side, is well-liked by everyone for her natural- ness with them. She will be remembered as the Queen of the May “Mardi-Gras.” HOBBY: Dancing. GOAL: To graduate. FAVORITE SAYING: “Call it off. PET PEEVE: School. Elaine Joyce McKnight 939 Middlesex. St. College Entrance “Mickey, known for her abil- ity to get along with people, has long been a Del Ennis en- thusiast. When there is some- thing to be done, “Mickey is usually in the midst of it. HOBBY: Del Ennis Fan Club. GOAL: To marry a doctor, a Cadillac convertible, and six “kids.” FAVORITE SAYING: “How ’bout that?” PET PEEVE: Cigars.

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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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Martha Anna Meyer 78 Yale Avenue Commercial Mart’s” blushing and sweet personality have made her many friends. She’s always ready to help, and we know she’ll get along in life. HOBBY: Listening to the radio. GOAL: To graduate. FAVOR- ITE SAYING: Did you see Sam? PET PEEVE: Monday morning. Joan F. Morton 810 Center St. College Entrance Ready smile, nice personality, good humor, good athlete - that describes Salty.” Always very active, she has done a lot for our class. HOBBY: Sewing. GOAL: To be a nurse and own my own car. FAVORITE SAYING: “What do you want rrfe to do about it, stand on my head and spit nickels? Joseph E. Miller 900 Hudson Street Industrial Arts Joe” likes to talk cars with Grant and Frank. A big calis- thenics fan, “Joe” has also a desire to some day drive a Ford on a big-name track. HOBBY: Working on Fords. GOAL: To drive a stock car at Daytona Beach. FAVORITE SAYING: “What’s with dis? PET PEEVE: Chevrolets. C. H. S. Virginia Jewel Mullin 929 Mercer St. College Entrance Ginny,” one of our peppy red- heads, can usually be seen at the Friday Night dances with Harry. We know she’ll succeed in whatever she chooses to do. HOBBY: Dancing. GOAL: To succeed and own a '98 “Olds.” FAVORITE SAYfNG: You’re crazy! PET PEEVE: Monday mornings and noisy people. John J. Morrison 518 Paul St. Industrial Arts As photography editor for the yearbook and newspaper, “Punkey” can usually be found with a camera. His willingness to help have made him well- liked by all who know him. HOBBY: Photography. GOAL: A car that runs. FAVORITE SAYING: “How’s your ham- mer?” PET PEEVE: Getting up in the morning and A. B. C. men. Walter B. Munn 812 Mercer St. College Entrance Bruce,” a top science student, can be found Friday mornings in the physics lab debating the theory of the day’s experiment with George Schell. Bruce is popular among the underclass- men for his work with them in t..e Stamp Club. HOBBY: Stamps. GOAL: To go to college. FAVORITE SAYING: Nothing but neat.” PET PEEVE: Getting up early.