Haddon Heights High School - Garneteer Yearbook (Haddon Heights, NJ)

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E1 III III Haddon Heights High School 'EAD QA R. HOLTON CLAYPOOLE 'fnazw WE ALL know what fun QU an assistant's job is. Holt worked two years as an assistant baseball manager, but this year he is the manager. Now he can get someone else to do the dirty work. And can he cook? If his wife can't dish up the grub, Holt w0n't be caught helpless. Technical Course: Boys' Cooking Club lg Camera Club 2: As- sistant Basehall Manager 2, Jg Baseball Manager 4: Stage Committee, Junior Play: Senior Candy Committee. Wheaton College. VIRGINIA COTTER Ginny GINNY is famous for her tantalizing giggle and her rosy blush. Virginia has been a big help to the Candy Committee this past year: and she is also quite a nature enthusiast, as she has been a very prominent member of the Nature Club for three years. Commercial Course: Art Club: Nature Club Z, 3, 4: Glen Club 4: Dance Committee 3, 4, Prom Committee Jg Candy Com- mittee 4. Nursing. WILLIAM F. COWAN Bill BILL, for a boy, is quiet, which is rather unusual, don't you think? Bill's chief activity seems to be Maxine. lf you see a small boy walking down the hall with a teeny weeny girl, you'll know they're Bill and Maxine. But good things come in small packages, don't they, Bill? General Course: Science Club 1: Gym Club 23 Track 2, 3: Footv ball 45 Basketball 4. Undecided. W. KIRK CRAMER, JR. Hwimpyn IN EVERY class we have big men, and little men, and Kirk belongs to the latter. What he lacks in size, however, is offset by his vast store of wisdom. Kirk looks before he leaps: he gives each question, whether large or small, a great deal of considerationg and then, with precision and exactness, makes his reply. General Course: Dance Committee 43 Track 4. New York University. RUSSELL E. CRAMER, JR. Russ THERE is a broad-shouldered fellow coming down the hall. I wonder-yes, it is none other than our old friend, Russ. W'hat a cut'up! He can never seem to sit still. And what shoulders! Whether you know it or not, he plays very good football and basketball. As for music-Sorry girls, he seems to be all tied up. Technical Course: Aero Club I, 23 Track 2: Football 4g Basket- ball 4g Ticket Committee, Junior Play. Cornell University. EVA D, DI FILIPPO EWU NEVEH, with her sparkling, brown eyes and wavy black hair. would seem almost out of place on the A's baseball team- yet Eva is in training, and after a successful season last year with the bloomer girls . she looks forward with anticipation, after gradu- ating, to several offers. We might add, that Eva's catching ability is not limited to baseball alone! General Course: Etiquette Club lg Dance Club 4g Dance Com- mittee Ig Scribe Typist 3, 4. Rider College. Page 14

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. 1-nm. EIEID Senior Record 1933 DD RITA T. BITTNER .saobbyn RITA is a lively little girl, full of fun and mischief, always laughing and sunny in disposition. Bobby's ambition is to be a Kindergarten teacher and we know that she'll be a successful one, because she has the art of making friends-and no wonder, with such a pleasing personality. Normal Course: Art Club 1, 25 Assembly Play 43 Senior Chorus. Glassboro Normal School. ANN E. BRYANT nA'm,n ANN is one of the few members of the fair sex whose long curls have never been shorn. Ann has always been somewhat re- served but we've noticed that she is very serious and always has all her work finished before some of us are even started. Keep it up, Ann, and good luck is sure to come your way! General Course: Manners Club lg Nature Club 33 Girl Reserves 45 Senior Chorus. Business. MIRIAM E. BUTLER Mm UMlM is one of our class artists, yet she has not been content to remain in this field alone. She has made great strides in that modern science of automohilingg specihcally, that branch which deals with one and two arm driving, at which she excels. Mim is further an authority on Fords in general, but especially their quality and quantity of pick up. General Course: Experimenters' Club lg Art Club 25 Home Room Vice-President lg Decoration Committee 2, J, 45 Senior Record Staffg Operetta 23 junior Playg Art Play 4. Business. LOUISE CAMPANA Lau MEET our silver-throated songbird from the South-lsouth of Berlin, to be more exact., Lou is another of our Senior lassies who has made a name for herself by dint of her vocal contributions. She is also dramatically inclined, having been a member of the cast of our Senior Play. Commercial Course: Gym Club 2: Dance Committee 2: Junior Prom: Operetta 3: Spring Festival 4: Glee Club 3, 43 Handbook Staff J: Senior Play. Undecided. ALMA C. CHEESEMAN Ahoy ALMA is a young lady who has a Hockey complex but who, at the same time, finds it easy to keep right after the old marks. And when it comes to dance committees-well, to make it short, she's an old hand. If you want to meet a better-than-average high school girl, you should get better acquainted with Alma. Classical Course: Girl Reserves I, 2, Hockey J, 4: Dance Com' mittee 2, J, 45 Glee Club 4, Usher for Commencement 35 Play Usher 3. 4. Undecided. JAMES H. CHEESEMAN, JR. Cl7iu'lman THIS nickname may sound as though we all had it in for jim, but we haven't. In fact, we think quite a lot of him. He's so small though, that he's liable to be overlooked. However, when it comes to Nature, Jim certainly knows his stuff. Commercial Course: Experimenters' Club lg Nature Club 2, 3. Business. Page 13 iii' i 7

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DDE! Senior Revoir-tl 1 EIIII RITA H. DI PRETORO Rm Ili YOU see a blue Chevrolet sport coupe whizving down Second Avenue, the chances are that Rita is at the wheel. Her snappy car has identified her for the last couple of years here at school: hut if you don't remember the car, you surely remember Rita's dancing. Many of our assemblies and operettas have been graced hy her dancing feet. Perhaps some day we shall see Rita's name in lights on Broadway. Best wishes! Commercial Course: Gym Club l, Z: Dance Committee 2. 3: Operetta 2, Ig Spring Festival 4, Glee Ciuh 2, ig Swimming Team 4. Dancing Teacher. ANNA R. DODD ft-Annu WE KNOW' little about Anna except that her rosy blush often comes to the surface in a most becoming way whenever she is slightly embarrassed. Anna always keeps herself more or less in the background, but whenever she is needed, she is right there on the iob, ready to help. Anna is another of our girls who always has her work finished, and we're sure that she'll make a fine husi- HCSS W'0nI2n. Commercial Course: Art Club I. Undecided. GUSTAVE G. DUSSOULAS, JR. Gus GUS is everybody's friend. He has lots of pep, vim, and vigor, is very mischievous and witty, knows all there is to know about dancing, and plays a mean sax. What an ideal definition of an extremely popular young man! Gus has always divided his time between the orchestra, the Senate, and teasing the girls. Here's to luck, Gus, in everything you do! General Course: Cooking Club I: Dramatic Club 23 Dance Club 4: Operetta 2: junior Play: Dance Committee 2, 55 Lost and Found Committee 3: Assembly Committee 35 Home Room President I, 2: Senate 23 Orchestra I, 2, 5, 4: Band 3: Dance Orchestra I, 2, 3, 4g Class Basketball I, Z, 5, 4: Senior Record Staff. Cornell University. S. NAOMI EISELE Narnia NNOMIEU is one of the quieter members of our class. One of her favorite pastimes is to read and write Shorthand. Nomie proved quite edicient as an usher at the Senior Play. She can usually he seen with two other memibers of the class, Dilly and Agnes, who are sometimes called, collectively, the Three Musketeers. Commercial Course: Usher Senior Play. Business. CHARLES M. ERGOOD Charlie 'YCHARLlE'S hardest iob is arriving on time-in fact, that seldom happens! What, late again? Well, he may improve with time. Here's hoping, anyway. We certainly are glad it doesn't affect his basketball-that's one place where he is usually prompt. Charlie was our Freshman President and his good work was appre- ciated hy all the class. General Course: Experimenters' Club Ig Class Basketball I: Bas- ketball Z, J: Dance Committee 2, 4g Class President I. Undecided. PRISCILLA W. ENTRIKIN PMI UI-DEAL is one of the larger and one of the jolliest giris in the class, To know Peal means to know a good time. Peal played the role of the cross, old maid in the Senior Play: but, in spite of her excellent character portrayal, she is not heading in that direction! General Course: Art Club I: English Club 2: Senior Play: Dance Committee 2: junior Senior Prom 3. Study of Science. Page l 5